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HEARTED RAcE.-A correspondent of q
Western paper travelling in New Hampshire, writes
thus ALI alon the ute noticed grea tracts Of
rocks carefully 70 need in for no other reason that
could gine than to keep the cattle out and thus
prevent tn en- starving to death
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-21
s& STORE FOR RENT -Tha storo a.

,&4 present occupied by the subscriber. corner of
pa ana Broad streets is for rent 1t is an excellent
ho lof uIy Goods store, for which it at present
eseu, or any other kind ofbusiness There Is a good
%elling over the store, and every convenience for
Il i'mily. Apply Immediately to
H. WECHELER
gu lo-ot' Corner sth and Broad sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-21

A CARD.-Ths subscriber, an experI-
triss having located on Broad street three doors
above tenth offers his professional services 10 sh
citizens Of Richmond. sfsst 8E74gz
He has devoted much time and attention 20 the
study and practice Of Midwifery, and 10 the tres.
ment Of Diseases Of Women and Chisdreu
sp I-6mA RICH,D 3. CAUTHORN NJ D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-21

I ANlaaOKNk'S flu 2 80 bags Sf
'l'' ''ss's sdSs 's ;si,1s;s IS M 9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-21

A HEAVY CRoP.-A piece of meadow land two or
three acres in extent belonging to Gen. VIM Pot
ter, Of Westerly, Rhode Leland. yielded in one crop
the present season pounds OF hay to the
square Iod-being fraction fire tons TO the
the hay was well made, and haa been exposed to
the Eun two days before it was weighed
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s~ousaa FOR RENT AND sAY.e

SO foh REM Two new houses, near
la Austin Gen,ry's, on Church Hill, in good and
Ispdiy improving neigh borhood Cne is ready for a
tenant, and the other nearly go To good tenant
ient I, moderate Enquire Of Mr. J. L. Porter, hard.
10 IIeIcuanti MAIN street. au 20-eoSt*
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

rxr- The circulstion of the DAILY DISPATCH
cIcoeds considerably that of allthe Dailypapers Of
RiehIncad combined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-21

In New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine there
will be large crop of apples, 1t Is
what Is called the mon bearing year"
The 9Th instant was observed In Vieksburg
Miss, as day of fasting and prayer.
There are now POT ,o92 milliners In England.
France has national debt of 1898 COO 0000, be
sides the last loan, and England had debt Of
a773 923 600 some time eince.
Altered notes on the Bank of Nashville, Tenn.
are In circulation, altered from SIS to $5s By The
pasting process.
N. B. Reed, the artesian well borer, died In New
Orleans last week.
The President has recognised Don Ramon F
Valdes Consul Of Mexico 10 the United States.
The fourth anniversary of the rescue of the
fugitive slave Jerry, at Syracuse. N. Y, is to be
be celebrated In that ciyon the lst day OF Octo-
ber.
The LoulsvilIe Journal coptradicis the reported
death Of Robinson, OF Helen Jswett notoriesy.
Secretary Dobbin has returned to Washington in
improved health.
IL Il rumored that Hon VIM Preston. OF Kens
lucky viii be rendered fh- Missiua TO Epgiand
shsa. u be vacated by Mr.. Bucnansa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-21

q FOR RENT.-A nice brick Tene-
N az msnt' corner Of Sd and Marshall. Apply to
--H1-- rs GRUBBS l. APPERSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-21

JAMEe Is. CRENsHAW, n RN - AT
Law, RICHMOND. Va, viii pTsstice In fhe Superior
and Inferior Courts Of the city Of Richmond ad
jaeent counties, and the United States Ccaits held
Ia Richmond and Norfolk
Tuntll further notice, can bs found q the Of
fce of A. A. Aorsou, Esq. on 0osernor, tsetns
Capitol street. - 81. = IL A--eAeinst 9es
LEE & BAYLY, ArToRE rs At Law.
and Commissioners TO take Dispositions fidsyita.
Acknowledgements OF Deeds. rowsrs df Attorney,
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e FoR sALE-A neat framed House
on mayo street, oontsinius 5 rooms kit,ha.
5tas. ana eos houses, With water in the ward Tbs
10 ieet on Mayo 1t and run. back on ~
liberal apply to Tpns ~ uniGn VII be, 6e very
ly lS-ts o"' hEEsEE,
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49, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
.EIos subscriber he's on hand, at his Coach
A4in And csa sInsment, en- Lombard Alley, between
iurabisn tiSth end 18th streetsl n ar the Co.
ROUCHFfsSo Ffsots, 81, COACHES, CHARYOTEEs. Hx.
sCLYiFsS % 81 Bu9G1ES with and without tops. and
ais ana 10 sii OF his OWE make, Of the best mstsr
low a. su uamsrs ship. All Of which will be sold AZ
Rcbnsarso ao worn OF the kind can be in the sity Of
1. w,pt and respectfully ask call from tbose
datermiisny ~ sny article In the Carriage Hoe as am
pd,a. nee 70 rake to order and sell al the Iowsst
fsrtss possible and all work sold, that s new ~.
- ne 2o-SmI kICAJAH MAN6tM
"oS TURNING LATHES.-We IL
nssr,s .ne Particular attention Of maebintsfs ara
LtTpF Fofe5s 5s TO superior article OF EE0INF
tES a.. !. WIZ patent fnipvored Tool Elevator Cali
10 Is at No. u Pearl street..
SMITH ROBERTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-21

SPECIAL NoTICE.-H You are sick, the
probability s that the root Of your suffering IL In the
stomach. From weak stomsch proceed dyspepsia,
lsnsuor, oppression In the diaphragm, jAundiee.
hesrtburn, costveness. dysentery, and legion OF
other tormenting diseases Indigestion pEo6uces
thin blood and therefore desHoys the strength and
vieor of the system. To restore tho tone of the
stomach and enable II to throw of and dsniss fpI-
all these tormenting aud dangerous comp aints
nothing 10 necessary but persevsrlns use ii Hosf.
lands German Bitters prepared by DR.. C. ~ Jsck.
son, Philadelphia. There IL nc mistake, faalsre
ia their sanative effect. 49,
Agents for this eity-Msssrs. PuRcELL, LApp 4
Co., and BENNETT BxBxs, Drussisss. =, Ea,5 -
an fS-d2w
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4 n Ts,.n nEN Two newIy-erected Brick
win containing rooms, inciuain essement
gstdss ,,t.sb, porehes, closets, rsntrys &c, with
pennies s sa snd well of hyperion water on the
apply to Ed. D. EAcHo or
jsS-,. JAS. N. CARTER, lath rt,
----- Opposite Poxt Office
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HOMAS W. KEESEE, =
AUCTIONEER .ass -

No. 30 PEARL STREET.
VIII attend to the sale of Real Estate, and ever
description of Merchandise, Household Furniture.
nc. Also-fo Renting out Houses, Collecting, &s.
NH g Es-=5.- - -
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EIE :.

lorpsT0t
sisd by
O cOna
whsm
o. msnt0f
leal snd
ID Feed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-21

i,ALLs FOR RENT Three STALLS
=j26-t. A'A' tue Aroour' CAL on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-21
SOMETHING ABOUT HAMProms TlNcTuRl

As an inviso ator and restorative, where gentle
seimutant 10 wanted. believe superior slI the
STA, COUGH, SCROFULA and RHEUMAfISK,
with all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels 1t bss
offer the most valuable remedy, which thousands
will testify.
" Call and get pamphlets and see cures.5
81 rer bottle, six bother for S5 - 80 y ii Il
Sold IN Richmond, by O. A. STRECKER ana
PURCELL, LADD CO., and by all the Druefists
lets gratis an 13-dkets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-21

OSBORNE g GOLD EsAMELED DAGUERREos
TYPES The public are invited to call and view the
styles DaguerreotYpes taken at this olS,estab.
lished Gallery. They admitted 10 be superior t.
any ever before seen. A. w. OSBORNE, y
jyE OppoGte Exchange Bank. i,
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Ehns-
queues
[.CkriE
Q ohce
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-21

REMovAL.-The Office of the RroHMorD
FIRE ASSOCIATION has been removed 10 the second
Story of the Building Of Main and IIth sts-
~ entrance ON lIth street. zs- - I'd a
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE lNeU.
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without boasting Of their ability to comply with
their obligations, they take pleasure In referring 70
ali Who have had business with the Office for the
satsfaetory manner in whis 1t has been trsnssoted.
JAMES C. C6ANE, President.
JKo. FL. BosHER, seereiAry = IL IL
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81
krd The
wife
klehsid
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-20
Amelioanlsm Clearly Presented.

The Baltimore Clipper quotes from an article
in Brownsons Review, which appeared last Fail.
a lucid and foreible statement 81 the right and
duty of nations towards foreign bora residents
This Review. b. it remembered is tho organ OF
the Catholic Church in This country and the zeal
Gus advocate and defender Of the exclusive su-
premacy and nfabiy Of that church No
sensible man will conlroyert the correctness OF
the positions here asserted-and which form the
basis ofthe American movement j.:
Every Independent and sovereign naiinn has
right 10 preserve lis own nationally, ITS identity
and to defend il. If need be, by war against any
foreign power that would invade il; and q foftiort
10 elo.r its political society, il it sees proper
against all foreign immigrants, who III its JudS-
mcnt would cndanger H. ar not prove adyania-
peona 10 IT, In 50 doing il exercises only the IN
herent right Of every sovereign state, and per
s1n- born citizens on subjects Of any other state
have no right TO complain; for naturalization Is
n baon-not n natural aud indeieasahi' right--a
boon, not in the sense OF simple gratulty' Tor
tho sole advantage resulting To me nation as
some Of our friends have supposed we must hive
meant although. we said expressly to the contra
~: but boon in the sense Of grant, and con-
ira distinguished from natural aud ndeiehsablr
right and therefore q concession which milton
is free to make, according to It's own views oi poll
cy humanity, without violating any principle
Of natural justice.
AS general rule We think the true policy
of "a milton to reserve the poli'cal--we say not
ciyil-citizsnship TO persons born on ITS terrific
ry, or To citizens temporarily resident abroad to
distinguish foreign born individuals. as a reward
for eminent service We do not believe it sound
policy to make political citizenship too cheap,lest
we make it vaueless. and encourage neglect OF
its duties
Bishop McGill, of Richmond, wiser than this
writer, asserts in late publication that though
he regards Professionalism heresy land as such he
might have added, worthy Of the stake) he thinks
Know Nothingi-m worse. Aud our ncighhor Of
the ReputGcun, strange to say, avows that the
Bishops rabeatioair satisfactory. We cannot
believe that the opinion tins e&presseds was well
considered.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-20
New Definition of Dem cclaoy.

We have puzzled our brains no little for some
time past: in trying to find out what were tho
principles of the Democratic party. We have
repeatedly called for lghton the subject, but cur
call has been in vain. Imagine our delight then
NJ finding them thus UNANIMOUSLY laid down in the
following paragraph from the Democratic Mir
ron. new paper just established at Leesburg,
Loudonn county;
"Fhe principles of our party are too well def
ned, our nterntll and external policy too well ties
ted: the terms of the governmental compact too
well eSpoundcd by constitutional doctors and il
lustratedhy the Legislative history of our country
10 allow, for gross error, in one who proposes 10
instruct The ,fderal crtenuotioa ofconsfitatioa-
al construction"
Surprising that there is no Typographical error
in the above, the Objects and principles of
the Democracy are made very clear--clear as
mud. We feel relieyed.-Nuf. Ame ticdh.
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ToRrY MORE HEADS FAIInN.--The phladel

Forty MORE HEADS FALLEN.--The philadel.
phia Times says;
"'lhr Navy Yard has become our political
Place de Gree. Last Saturday, forty more Amer
lem heads fell beneath the axe OF the guillotine
erected there. As in the days Of terror, the bloody
machine seems to be inspired with spirit of al
most inhuman fcrocity by the blood it drink and
will only cease its movement when the head of the
last victim has fallen. At the rate things are going
ON, this will not be long. MEANWHILE we should
like to know what Charles w Carrigan thinks of
this barelNcrd interference of the national ad-
mini~tration in tho local political affairs Of the
stAtrs."
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THE WHEELING TINES thinks the American
party have done cruel thing in laying aside
their secrecy--for in so doing they have removed
the target at which the whole Democratic art.
cry and musketry and pop gunnery were aim ed.
1t says
The Loeofoco organs deplecate this rs most
unfortunate for their cause. 1t was the main
capital on which they based their opposition to a
party whose principles were otherwise utterly
unas sailabe. Oh, it was pity, desperate cruel
shame for that national " oligarchy" TO take the
wind thus out of their sails and leave them with
out even the RAE head and btoodg bones of se-
crecy with which to brighten old woman and
scary Locofocos But the deed is done, and it
cannot be helped. The fact is, that the I.ocofoco
organs--now not we have, by the gracious permits
sion of the PHILADELPHIA "ogarcy,H been per-
united TO set with open doors--instead of discov-
ering the awful fact that feast our ounnbal
propensities on stewed catholics and friccaseed
Duchrnen. find nothing in our proceedings to
which even the fasiidious taste of a Locofoco can
object; and they are sorely yexed ut it. The
cry of ..dark lanters" and ''midnight oabasf can
no longer be raised against the party eth any
show If consistency, and none deprecate il more
than these very men who have abused the secret
caucus system longer and more extensively than
any party which ever existed under our Govern
ment. Admit that the secrecy all wrong.
mat III was HhRrant politdi oHcIce loT free
born Americans 10 meet when and where they
chose; this is one sin to offset thousand and
one which lay at the door Of this same consistent
Locofoco organization; and it would take his SUI
preme catholic majesty from now until he shall
be called to deliver the keys of st. Peter TO his
SUCCESSOR to absolve them fully.so that for once
they might show a clean record before the awful
dissolution. which is already foreshadowed clear
ly by the signs of the times =
The Pierce dynasty is lettering, and already it
is wri ten as the fate # the party, weighed in
the balances and found wanting" Would not it
be an act of charity for the Lynebburg Conven-
tion to make a move to have the secrecy at once
restored! How in the name of common sense
could the Locofoco press gothrough another can
yass without this secrecy" for a hobby? Tho
fact is they would let down before the first quar-
fer was over. For mercy's sake lei it be done if
it win relieve the painful anxiety which has al
ready well nigh overcome them. Some of them,
to our certain knowledge. have not had a good
genuine smile on their faces since the deed
done. Americans. therefore, who have one grain
of charity left should see othe matter.
Hon ,rLa,na, DoprIaee Tndna af fbn cunrarna
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-20

Edinburgh Repiac, July, SO, liePublisIea in
Now York, by LEONARD Storr ( Co.
The genius of DRYDEN i. treot Il Of in nm at
tractiye way, in the first article. The second Is an
cn1eayor to show that India can, by proper oui-
tiYation, every way, supply tha f5rous materials
which have hitherto been supplied by Russia x
are now cut of by Che Then comes an able
article ON YuLEMAN's Recoilections of History
mud Literature. In the next we hive n history
of the Crimra = eHnsula. An article on the deaf
and dumb follows; one on ihe Statesmen of lndia;
aud afterwards the Naynooth Commission gets
attention. A valuable article on Modern Fort
feation follows, written evidently by man Of
military science The writer sees little reason to
doubt the successful termination of the siege of
Sebastopol. The Rev. SYDNEY SMITH is boun-
tifuy dealt by in the next article mud finally
comes political paper on tho Sabastopol Com.
mittee aud the Nennn Conferences.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY wM.E,. mOsBY, Auc,io.o.-
FUTURE DAYS

GALE OF FACTORY TlNTUHES-The nnle,.i-,
- friiaY afternoon, 9th october. at o'e.ocn 81 VII
OF the late james VI Boyd on Vest street. pul 81, -
following teles i lrpSsessiz urge aud i, 81
LeFersoue large. two SMALL i lr ze-ban = sr.
snkerS large End very fue doul't-hossE,44i flhit
order; LOT Bafkets Pze-hoeks. &c Fac or, So DO b.
Stove; L!iufrice Kettles lot Tuois5 pi4nes - tffl
knife hammer, grnes'one sc; ard sundry oIrr - qfst
the Kitchen, good framed building wi Il shInrii ,sIt'
shop. &c. tloH ~
TEGMS.-cnsh for purchases urder Tic apop,, -
TINT amount e'elit of sixty days nego.b "a 70 ~
Satisfactorily endorsed. a. ,, - y De- et,
{ H. PHELPS, auctr. Admir- Of J = n hfAA
s.aflI 4 Il. L.
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q HaF''aH -
JNO. NJ. oTEY. Cash'r.
September ~ 1sJ5.

HIGHEsr yET-rHE CoNQuERoR NANoulsHp
--SrEPToE STILL AHEAD.--With a countenanee
wreathed in smiles and radiant with delight, the
redoutable Steptoe," bundle of the F." weed
in hand, presented himself in our sanctum yester'
day, and iriumphantly announce ! that "Stepioe Is
ahead again" Like Ten. Taylor at Buena sisia
though whipped lac would now stay 50, and kept
up constant fire of I'm grape" tJrdSs) till
he conquered and stood master Of the feld,his star
again in the ascendeni. aud the lucky Clarke and
"al the rest Of mankind completely disianced.
Here are the particulars Of his last victory;
Sold yesterday at Friends Warehouse by Geo.
Steptoe portion of the crop of Henry Webster
to i. G. Furgerson & Co, for Ss0 per hundred.
Pick yonr flint AMI try again, Mr.. Clarke and
others
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-20
ZACH. ID. TINsLEY, Sen. Warden

DEATH or VIM. L. CuNNINGHAM, EEQ.
death of VIM. T.. Cunningham, Esq, editor of
the Norfolk Beacon, is represented as being one
Of extraordinary ealmness and composure. The
third day after the fever made its appearan &c,
and when the crisis arrived. the fever entire
ly subdued, bur left the system very much pros
trated. Stimulants were administered, and eve
~ effort made to revive him, but all sgnay fail
ed lie quietly, calmly and gradually sunk, like
IA lamp tho oil of which has ran out, and finally
breathed his last, without a struggle groan,
IA sweet smile playing over his colntenanee
even in death
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-20

THE PRINCE GEORGE TRAaEpY.-We nara
ted in yesterdays Express, the strange death Of
Mrs. WIN. Gill and infant. and the sickness .t
another child, all under very suspicious eireum-
stances, on account of the sudden disappearance
of the husband VIM Gill. All created much ex-
ctement in the above vicinity and many suspect
ed that Mrs Gill had died from violence. Search
was made for GIL, and on Sunday last, his body
was discovered in the woods about three quarters
Of mile from his residence. 1t very much
djsigured, the eyes and nose had been eaten
out hv the buzzArdS, aud It would not have been
recognized only for the clothing. No marks of
violence were perceptible on the body, but from
the strange fact Of the deaths taking place almost
simultaneously, it is supposed that the husband
had administered poison to his family and finally
himself. The little of Gill is in "a dying con.
dtion also.
An inquest was held and the body of Gill
burned in the woods where found. The whole
matter has caused an intense excitement in the
neighborhood, and all are of opinion that it was
he who was the author of 50 terrible tragedy
II. Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-20

FATAL AcCmENT-Ninn Freeman, a youth
of some I6 or Is years Of age. in the employment
of the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs Com
pany was killed Tuesday by the upsetting ola We
hicc he was drivinc--ihe horse to which had ta-
ken r CHIT aud run off. lie was going with par
ty 81 gentlemen from the Springs to the Salt
Pond in Giles. His death was instantaneous
He was brother of the Express agent on the
S. Side road. His remains passed through this
city yesteid day on their way to Richmond for in
tcrment. He is said to have been "a young man
of fine character and promise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-20
UTYAyD STATE DEPARTMENT.

ADDITIONAL CoSrRIBnTIoNs.-Capt.O tey has
Us with the following list OF remit
tanees made to Norfolk aud Portsmouth:
soe, yonr Last notice contributions If money fseeisea
ami re,nited by myself have received and reiteu INC "
lowing suns: ,...s
seef - Contributed by four gentlemen in nus.
.Ieania, through Col ", I. smith, fef N n,
tafIsuIa nth. .t.'s... - - w
~ p Contributed by st. Iuke.s 1hurah Am
he her ~ -, Ge''oa anu 90 90
II Yy citizens 4 1sayHgslon, ior Aoi4'ik 80 -
aud Portsmouth, halt each .......,'.' iVf ="
n By 4fb r. Church, Lynehbarg, $40 u
IA "a st. Church. Lynehburg II lo5 .,
half for each ..........'. -. loi g
Il. stl 8 Church for Norfolk aud Ports. am
month"; eqralF ..t.'.'.., ~
~ 1fl - Church. Tor Portsmouth 49,. ~ w
BAPTIST Church Tor Nor q Ports equally ~ ~
- Presbyterian Church, II 7 lV W.
r. Bedford Is c'fd through Il ID Buford dVo w
II Chcatwood, for Portsmouth, - ! -
8.h st OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W
Episcopal Church. ..,......... - an
- Citizens Of Amherst, for &ofiok. ..,.'. % w
.,,,, ".................i...... II 80
Elizabeth Barton. .....s....-.. = ,e 80
1t. Geo. Amber. ..,.......... > 90 ~
II l. Harris ............t.... .
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HOTEL ARRIVALS September 1olh.

' fIT@TU
WASHINGTON HnusE-II. SNEAD X Co. PROP'Rs.
John { Nmr,I, II L Withcrs, Campbell; o
Austin, Wawen,N<; dom T Hawkins. Bedford;
j HI, Amherst; II + Williams, Va Il Tenn Il II;
\ Mdirr, Cha-lotte; Geo Bancroft, New York;
G X Graady. Rock. AlauG II ! Parish, Cunbcr
land; Miss Cosugton Mrs Noel. Essex 3
Christian. Miss y i Harrison, Miss VI + Chris
tan, Miss + NJ Christian, Charles city: Mrs Flu
qua, Is + llenly, Amherst; Henry Elliott, Bed
ford JAS Lady, Lynchburg Jno y Moss, Texas:
A Adams, L Lee. Bedford, j II Swinnpy.
Campbell; VI G Booth, Frankln; II Clark. indie
pcndenoe, d c Ward, Pitts; \ W Loster,
B@eSshure Kyle. Chri,iiansburgI 6 II Jack
son. Geo II Evans. 5 ; Il L; James 5 rrrner, ;
r II Baekrr, Va d Tenn II Il; Jrs S Murfee,
iynchborg; Alfred Hopper, city; Miss Fan.
Adams, Appomattoz.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-20

VA. 81 Tenn RAILRoAp.-The Abingdon De
mocrat loudly complains that though the Rot
is completed several miles west of Mount Airy,
yet the cars only run to Wytheville.