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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth
Polt Walthall Line


'TNIE brnuifl aud invorrr -teomb ,ats I="'" =
L AUGUSTA, under IN, command uf SzsS.Sx5S-1r3-
Capt Wm. c. Snith $50 long AID fuynably knou.n IN
3iycr) is running the line via Port Wal
lhnll,a and Is furnished with l. 4 r. Is GA p,
Life Preseryers Force Pnmi-, an. al the appliances
required by Act of Congress the safety of ss.
engers.
The Cars running neNnn with the Augn>ta rom
Richmond. leav, the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot oI
every Monjny, Wedncsd,y.ar Friday O'Clock
Persons Fri, ing in Richmond by the Packet Bn1ts
have but few steps wink to the Cars.
he Cars rurmi. from Pcltr-hurg 10 city P"iat IN
connection vita the Augusta lrave Petersburg same
usyS rs above, ut75 from she Depo of the a. r''
matt0x Co thus eisin! Passengers an opportunity
N 60 'r'n !ynchburg the, ny the Packet Boats %
Danvi'e Railroad 10 Richmond By ot the eonth
Sic Railroad to PETERSBURG and frotp there next morn
irg to Norfolk.
Returnngthe Augusta viii lrnv" Norfolk thr nIter
rarcda., via Tuesdays, hur-day, aud Saturdays, NJ
) An
Inc Anguish will stop Old Point. both going ar't
returning Regularly throug hout the Barhng Srnspn.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk AND Old Point. s! ~
Far. between Richmond, Cokes, Rings Mill and
hrh'e hari, ----'------ .----. ~
Children three yeBrs and not owe, twelve
yenrs Of age, half price.
Meals each, 81 5U
Servants, thruug 81
Servants II my mint IN u I" rivef,-.-..--. 90
Meals, 1850. .----..-.-.. 20 %
inn s6. d&cts THt)S. DtaDANEAD.SRpt-
DERUvIAN GuANO. -5no bags y. , receiving ~
L b as Richmond and LII sry. For sale by
mrr s3.ts j. /. SACkETf>
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

INTERVIEW BETWEEN MIR. MARCY AND THE
SPANISH MISIsrER.-'rhe New York Post pro-
fesses to have been credily informed TINT imme.
diately, very soon after intelligence of tho as
sault made by Spaninh cruiser upon the FL
Dorado reached Washington, Mr.. Marcy had an
interview with the Spanish Minister which re-
suited in an immediate and unconditional adms
sion by the latter that his government has been
guilty Of II irespnss upon our commerce, and Il
promise to send instructions Mt once to Governor
Concha to TINT hereafter vessels sailing
under the American flag, however suspicious it
may appear shnll be fred Mt or brought to, unless
within three marine leagues of the Shore which
is the extent of marine jurisdiction conceded TO
all nations having sca exposure. The Post in
fers that the instructions of the Minister have ere
this reached General Concha.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
" NOM WtTt DtTIOtTuIS.
Quit hnt-O Sam :

TEMPERANCE MEETINu.-An address was de-
lvered at Temperance Hall ON Sunday evening
by Mr.. w. w. Green, to a fine audience. we
were not present, but understand Mr.. q. made an
interesting and effective speech, in behalf of tho
great cause which he has SO long and faithfully
advocated.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

To THE ToMBs AGAIN. Our Democratic
friends betook themselves again to the tombs
Saturday night. We did not accompany the
mournful procession, attend their meditations
at the dismal city of the dead, but learn that the
funeral services were conducted by Messrs
kirkpatrick and Read, and that every thing pass
ed off with becoming solemnity
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
NJ C Claiborne ESQ.

We hear the most favorable accounis,as to the
manner in which Mr. Claiborne acquitted himself
in discussion with his competitor at Pttsylva-
mia Court, and the impression he produced. 1t
is conceded. us we are Informed, by the anti.
Americans, that he will get largo minority in
That county. We regret 10 learn that he WIS
prevented by painful bereayment from keeping
his appointment for Halifax Court. We trust
his friends in that county will not permit the in
terest- of the cause TO suffer in consequence of
his absence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

MfsrERi SoLyED-Noihing but n Poie.--Ac-
cordng to appointment, the Democracy of
Franklin Hill proceeded 10 raise their "Hickory
Poll" Saturday evening and our curiosity was
quoted by ascertaning that after all. it was
nothing but pole they designed raising. to stop
the crisis TINT is being caged. We understand
that the crowd was rather slim, and that large
propotion df the number men after the
order of Sam" and that they manfnly assist
ed in 1.-The raising. l. it true also, TINT the
pole fell and got one end broken off such is
the report, aud, if correct, the cold lifeless
wood has spoken to the democracy of Franklin
Hill, and told them their doom. That which they
were raising as n sign Of victory has proved II
prophet OF defeat. Oh, cruel pole that thou art
But the strangest and funniest part of the mat
ter is the idea of raising Hickory pole To Wise
In the name of Ginerai Jack son, was ever such
inconsistency heard of, When that Hickory
pole went up with the name IF WISE on its
streamer if any will consult the Spirits. they
will find that OLD Hickory" turned over in his
grave and hurled loud imprecation upon the
heads of the degenerate democracy ofthese times
and especially those of Franklin Hill just
their venerated J ACKsoN, to raise rs monument
and memento to TIE man who exhausted the vo-
cabulnry of abuse and epthet upon the head OF
their demi god, and who now has mo recantd-
lions TO make ~ But these strange times
productive of all sorts of queer things and de-
mocrats have a perfect right to stutify them
selves if they choose; so rip away, yo sons of
the Faithful.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
ANDREW j. CAMP THEODORE d. CRAWFORD
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

WE subscribers ceising and onening .t
J. theil store under the Warwick House. "a com
p Of Family Groceries consisting af
~ article suited to families the very best that could
be procured to which they beg leave Gull the
ton OF the public feeling assured they sell such
Il, les that cannot inil please ard cheap they
rE-she Ind in il murket.
Hp2l Il W CAMP & CRAWFORD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

SAM ~ LyNcHBURG.-T The editor of the
Charlottesville Advocate las letter from
Lynehhurg TO a gentleman of that place, which
contains the gratifying Intelligence that Sam
the great disturbcr of the peace and hopes of
the Democracy is working most beautifully i'll
this city. Last week., operation in lynchburg
resulted in % accessions to SANS family-22 of
whom were Democrats.
Quit thdt-O Sam
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

UNIVERSITY or NIRGINIA.-The Literary So
cietes of the University of Virginia have Judi
ciously selected Lieut.. MATHEW +. MAuRY Of
the National Observatory. to address, them ut
the commencement on tho approaching 10Th O
June, and he has accepted the invitation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

Mrs. SUTPaIIN VOL respectfully in EY1
WI form hrr friend, and tn public generally, u
that she has just received her
SPRING AND SUMNER MILLINERY,
Bnnnpt<. Ribbuns. Flow Laces. Ladies Dies, Cars,
ChLIrrn< HINTS. Caps, q psrs, TOR litte Gull. All
ol - approved pattrrms-nhi sue will sell On
rna.ohnhc terms. AL prnmpilN atreu.led Ia.
Main street Union Ilo.tl square nplj dend2w'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

Understand that Il small son of Mr.. James
sieeens, of this city, was seriously if not fatally
injured sunday evening, by negro boy belong
ing To Mr.. VIM. W. Murrcll. The injury was
inflicted by n blow on the head with stone, which
lady fractured the skull. The offender we are
informed has been lodged in Jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

WELL DoSE The clerk.of Alexandria county
issued one hundred nnd forty -nine marriage Ii.
censes during the first quarter of the present
year, to the people of that county.
Oh, We perverse and ohdurnte men and women
of Lynchburg think of that, and go and do like
wi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

9-,t11.-We have Iasi been oiheiaiiy informed
that there are at this time -, 900 members of tb,
order in Virginia This we assure the public is
strictly official and entirely reable.-Penny Post
Of 23d April.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

FIEE.-LaSt week Dr.. lIargraye Of Albemarle
lost his barn by fire. together with crops Of
corn, oats. DC.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

GEN. IousroN.-Ihe New York Evening Post
contains an article which indicates preference
for General Houston canddute for the Pres
i1pnpy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

THE NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
Extract from letter to a gentleman in this city,
from his friend in Norfolk.
I'VE have made considerable progress with our
''road, and. if means can be provided, our grading
ION tn whole line, bridges, &c, can be finished
Tin eight months. We have received nothing
from the State since November last, but have
"been getting along pretty well by sales of city
bonds. BY the way the Yirsinian quoted Nor
"folk bonds ut 60 (,ixty)-this is mistake
"Tley have never been sold for less than 90.
''hut once, when forced, last January It auction.
They then bought ut Sc speculation,
land reaold Immediately % (nincty.)
.'Our track is splendid one, cleared 100 feet
wide. strai ght arrow. beautifully ditchcd,
"solid entertainments, good slopes, &c. On the
''score of execution road is superior 10 il ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

PASSING AWAY. Our yenerated old revolu-
tionary sires are rapidly being gathered to their
fathers" and not will be left to tell the
tale of the times that tried mems souls" The
following announcement, from the Charlottes-
vile Advocate, shows that another has been laid
be leaih the "elod of the valley"
Died, in this county, on the 18th inst. Mr..
WALTER WATSON, an old Revolutionary soldier,
aged 95 years and % days.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24
Very Respectfully,
I.ynchburg, April 2ith 1855.

The GROWING CRop-fhe growing crop in
this part of the Valley says the Rockingham
Register, presents promising appearance, and
the prospects favorable for good crop
Many of our farmers have already planted their
corn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

Mr.. Editor:-The Republican of yesterday
morning asserts that soon rs it was known that
Mr. Burwell was TO speak here, the other day,
proposition was made by the Democracy for
discussion, md declined Now. sir, | would like
to know to whom the proposition was made
For know that Mr.. Burwell was consulted on
the subject and ,rds piiting to engage in it, aud
| know that an influential democrats one Ct the
leading spirits of that party, was informed that
they could get a discussion if they desired it,
and he showed that he at least did not desire it
| have asked the committee, and several others
concerned. if such a propositio" 'ras made, and
no one had heard Of any such proposition until
the appearance of the Republican yesterday
morning. VIII that piper be so kind to
inform US to ,rhom the proposition ,cas made, and
who declined it
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

Hen PRlCEs.-At u public sale, in Frederick
county, last week, corn brought 81. 0 per barrel
and hay 500 per ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

NEW STORES. new Store rooms under
the Warwick House have been completed. and
are occupied one by Messrs. Camp IL Craw-
ford Grocery, and the other by Messrs
White q Jordan AS Dry Goods establishment
Both firms seem to be we'll supplied with the
goods of their respective branches of business
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

BUSINESS IN ALEXANpRIA.--Ih he Gazette says
there has been marked Improvement in business
in that place, in the last two weeks, and that the
merchants engaged in filling large orders
fro the country-the favorable prospects Of the
Gro, having induced country merchants to pur-
chase a larger scale than was anticipated. 1t
is also said that the grocery and dry goods hou
,es have sold more during the past week-to Nir-
ginia. Maryland and Pennsylvania dealers. who
have heretofore purchased in other markets
than for the same period for several years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

RNOk KEN a-A very plea.nnf and aayrrs.
: venient family residence in good nrIeh Nj,
bohood situated on the corner of7th 81, aud 81 fL
ally. This house contains six here is large
rich Garden, good STABLE and all the recessar
out houses / tas been recently occupied by Mrs NJ
tia Rice, VINO taught quite large school, there be
one room well adapted for this purpose. Term. md
crate Possession given immediately. Aprvto
hPEfEt~2wt WIN. " IIDIGK-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

II" MACKEhEL-Just received and for snle oy
nnl3i I. CAMP & CRAWFORD.
lJoN Il RI A - ,r'r 10: bet Lor don Porter
l. asos few Jurs Brandy rrnrhe. for sale by
sPl23 ts CAMP CRAWFORD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

DERUVIAN GuANO -5nn bags y. !, receiving ],
L as Richmond and LII sr'y For sale by.
mur a3.t, j. SACkETf>
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-03-20

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-03
TrE WELCOME DAY

And sad wio will give me wings Ike
: se. and WI p aaag and tc a. rest.--
Psalms.
The Tslamesi sad, swepl lAe strings,
And sighed his spitIi's hrsioes prayer,
70 have fho Wild aoeea quig'rug wings.
Ana breathe cawer, pgfer air
WAsa bo5 hoods drSam Vi gl5fy's Gsd,
And all our hopcs have past away,
AID friendship. Joys are wah the deal
Who will noi hail tic welcome DAY
When timn l4s chilled altctions glow.
And damp'd the noble tires Of youth,
Eaeh pulse Is boEsiag sad and slow,
And doubts encompass cg'ry truth,
Who would not from bis Utmost son',
The rsalmisi'. prayer breathe o',fagain,
And elease the clouds that round Us roll,
Aud the grief and CARA Of zen
Whea by friend sad corpsc sc stand,
And think the soul thai warmed this clay
Has sousifi tie pilgrims promised land,
The mansions Ut eternal day,
Who would not Is Isl, 10 break tho lie,
ThA. binis H. unwilling soul 10 Earth.
And mount rejoicing 70 ilie ky,
Ee.sat,e 10 another birth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-03
saoo wCWARD:..

STOLEN from the undefsiEhe Oh
rs the ui.,ht of the l7lh February iasi, on
"a Ferry lake, Cnddo parish, ion,sisna'
~ two norro men, named TON ani t'-
NIX Tom !. about IS or 80 yeara Old, oiaeN
,o,srle,ion, about feet inches hlgh' Neishs
sh,at $50 or 100 pounds, wore OF brown
Ian. eoat Flick Is about ~ years cd, yet
low eenlplexion, quick spoken, about iee'
b, IN WEIGH, about $50 or 100, has teIier-
worm on his head, which is considerably scar
-cs iu consequence. wore OF a lin-ey sack coat,
died black. aod brovan boots rode Eight bay
hor.e. about / 3 hands high, years old, some
white IN the face, nearly blind N ls leil eye
PAGES very fast. -.
said n, efoe. are supposed tc have been
stolen by an individual calling himseli samuel
Drdon. or his associates and We iAle'e me
said DRYDEN i the same person Who was ad-
yerti.ed in the Little Rock Democrat OF the
9eih Of October 1888, BY the name Of Joseph
Powers. alias Dali, as having molen two ne
proes and mule IN Arkansas county aha con-
hitting snndry other crimes.
Dryden is about 81 OF 80 sears oio' u .l,
,and, hair, FIVE feet niue OF ten inches hgh'
weighs ebout so pounds thin 'isage' ngh'
eye.iooih Of the upper paw Gus heA', wv
hrow-, and has q fine voiee
Il stolen. We viii give the above reward Tor
the apprehension Of the thief and negroes or
500 ior the negroes. Any niormsiion thAhs'
fully received, ..,,,,...,,,,
G.. \ GROOM.
O. address. Cookies store, Casio par 90
Louisiana.
October 1s.h, 1854
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-03
G.. YALE Ji,. d co.

- Magazine STREET, Mem Orleans.
n YALE in, & co, ~ Magazine street
Y. New Oroaua, Wholesale Dsalers IN In.
poriea siapieaud Faney Siits and >ira,c Coed,
Laefs, Embfodsries, Glorss, MGnillas, Fr,ng.,.
Braids, Buttons, Glmps trimmings If al kisds
Baanes, Siraw His, Ribboas, Art,Se.el
Flgrers, Millinery Ar'icieS, aud Rich Fawy
Lress Goods af oil Kinds a fun and compl.l.
assortment OF every thing in their line Of III,
very iute-t fashion. constantly on hnad Coun.
~ Merchants visiting ihi. city &se respectful,
invited 20 call ard examine before purchasing
c. YALE, jR., d. co.
- Magazine sirsst tetween
Common and Grsser.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-03
BlRkEsyS MILLS.

'THESE Mile are as ain IN operation. The
l. following are Use casli prices for Lumber
Ordinary Lumber, board measure, el5
Rough edged lumber, 10
Lathiag aud psiing SIDE and edge
measure, 90
Lumber oeer inches in width. ~ 20 feet
In lcngth, viii be charged - 90 per hundred.
All plank under foot wide. down to SIN ln.
cl,ss. side aud edge measure, vii be charged
at the rate Of -l5 90 per thousand, Under
that will be charged at The rate Of "a % per
hundred, side snd edge measure.
All smnll eeantling, under three by four will
be charged "a three by four -oantlina
Lumber, when cut in odd nuiabers of feet,
will be counted TO the next ug;nber above
making even Numbers in all cascs
For tbs year 1898, there viii DO no credit
price. Cash or cas-. arrangements must be
made IN every case.
The Gris, aIill VIII BE- In operation on Sa,ur-
dsy. Sacks brought TO thn mi ;ppsi be plain.
Is married., or there vii be ne responsibility for
iou.
a u. BUaRESS.
January g. 1875 .sy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-03

FRESH AKRiN Al.
SIN they Come, and a coming
~ Bags Of shot;
~ 900 lbs OF bar lead
IS Kegs and bali kegs Of powder
2C,o00 percussion caps :.
90 ba~s % coars. and fine salt
% bbls OF IT Lou, Hour
do White beans
, do mackcrcl, nos and 2
80 Bags Of Rio coffee
% bills Of sugar
rs boxes star candles
% do rosin soap
30 do of tobacco
IS do Western Reserve cheese
,ierccs Of ri.e
30 bhls and halt hbls Of \. O. molasses
30 kegs Of Nails, Ae., Ae.
BESIDES
We have salmon. roe behring's and Goldfish
Ggs, rnisins, candies and nuts OF all kinds
and variety OF fancy eaiables too numerous
10 mention, Gall and see for yourselves, at
IHETFORD n WILSON'S.
April Is, 1851.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-03

." Richard tson) is himself again"
frH!S establishment IL again IA complete
1 operation ct ~ former location, three
niles aud q halt Northeast VI Masshai Cash
bills iilled al Short noiee.
VIII OF rpicrs, ron cAru:
naiiuasy sgsafe edged lumber, i4r VI. 81 %
SiHeting, yWl
I'aiiiis- ur ams'l ripped lumber " 700
Lumber ever II inches in With, ot 40 feet
IN length, will be charged extra, in proportion
10 The dimensions. Twenty per cert viii he
charged on the above pfices, Il credit Is gwen
to the hrst 9f January next.
SAN. j. RICHARDSON
Marshall. March ~, 1854. n3i-ly
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NEW ORlEiNs---tontinaed.
u hOieSale Book 4 stationery House
BURNETT n U0>TWltt,

IS CANT STREET, y. o., 10
Pabi,sser. as4 Jo,tsrs q Book and Nigf'oaefy
~syss~ We invite the attention OF buy
ZEzA ers to our large stock Of Books
A1 and Stationery, which We new
have In store. and to which we are constantly
RECEIVING additions from all the principal pub
fishers and manufacturers OF the United States
ana Europe. Our stock Is the largest End
mos, complete Of any in The South, and being
as largely engaged IN publishing 50 most oil our
Northern cpiamporarcs, aud buying our STA
tionery direct from The best MANUFACTURES IA
Tie world. our facilities tnr supplying our Gus,
toners with complete stock 81 booes Hha
Stationery. nj low prices, are eQuallcd ~ no
hons, IN the South and b. few ia the NORTH
Our stock comprises Books N every dcraft-
men, OF Literature History, Biography, Travel
and Adventure, miscellaneous and school
books. bibles, Of all styles and prices, prayer
hooks. testauieuts, etc. etc. OF stationery,
we have cycry descnpiion--cap, letter bill,
counting house. brief. and nctc paper, OF every
Grade; also, packet and commercial posi-, Hat
SAP. folio pos, drmmedum and royal Bristol
[ bond, and drawing paper. Envelopes Of every
I doscription---poicy, legal packet ana CONNER
nial post sizes. Writing lesks, Pom iphoS,
Trsvehnt Cases LAX and YnksianAs, great
variety, Pencils, Wax, Waters, Paper Folders
/ s'a.e-, Bill files, Counting house Japan Ware,
Paper Weights, Holders, ets.
Ne cannot, IN O newspapor adt,fl'enenN
enumctate lhe different articles thai ore com
ni,srd ~ aeumpleie assortment OF stationery
suffice It TO say that, in extent mud variety our
stock is such as viii be found only IN a FIRST
reass wholesale book aud stationery ware
house.
/ We afc enraged in publishing large raH.
I Der u yer, popular and saieahie books, and
there r. not merchant in Texas ~ho could not
sell largely If them every year, u he would
keep small stock Of them on hand ard as
( we make large deduction 20 dealers, u would
he an object To tcep them Printed catalogues
furnished upon application 90
BURNETT y BosfNlCk.
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