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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11
NEW YORK MONEiMARKEr

Inc New oTk Post OF Monday says:
The money market opens for tie week with in
creased cn~e. The supply of money seeking in
yestncnt has much increased. The bank state.
ment to be made up this afternoon will it is an
ticipated show an increase under every Lead
of loans specie, circulation and deposit, as in
deed it should for the receipts cf gold within the
last fourteen days, and amount disbursed by the
Sub Treasury amount together to $7,00D,000,
while the banks last week only increased their
specie S6OO,0OJ. lIswever, the country at large
has received the benefit of this large addition to
its specio.butit has been spread in all directions
Another steamer from California is due, with n
large amount of treasure.
The demann for money is quiet and rates are
more easy at 10 to II per cent. for prime grades
of paper, and II upwards for inferior grades.
There is but little demand for foreign exchange.
Sterling bankers bills can be bought at 1919 Il
1904, and francs at 52I 525.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11

Nv HIGs KNOW EACH OTHER by THE INSTINCTS OF
GENTLEMEN AND PATRIOTS"
The Richmond Wing repubshcs. from the
Enquirer of the 18th Aug, 1893, the notice taken
by that journal of the bitter insult offered to the
democratic party by Mr.. Wise, in the extract we
have given above from his Petersburg letter
Here il is:
An the Deceney An The GeniiHfgt
=" The Honorable" Mr. Henry A. Wise IS now
vending his way TO the White Sulphur.-IIo wns
in Petersburg on the ID inst, when he was law
ted to public dinner by the Wings of the place.
But he declined the invitation in consequence Of
i'll health-in note, from which the following
remarkable passage is taken:
a. arrived here few days since. and have
been delayed in passing to tho White Sulphur
Springs by the kindness of friends, without the
least expectation of this manifestation of regard,
or greeting like this in a land of strangers.
But Wings know each other by tho instincts Of
gentlemen and of patriots.
wings know each other by the Instincts of
gentlemen and of patriots i"-Falstati knew the
true Prince by Instinct. The Wings new Gen.
Harrison would be President by similar species
of instinct. But this is the first time that we
have ever seen it boldly claimed for the Wing,
that they "knew each other by the instinct Of
gentlemen and of patriots. What are there
no other patriots than wings! Arc all the other
politicians traitors to their country And are
no others gentlemen forsooth This is indeed
an arrogant assumption-and rs bold and bad
declaration, as the saying of old John Adams
about the mobility kole." And are we come TO
this-That there are no other gentlemen in this
land, than the ErcluSire Uhg' Are they to
constitute the nobility hole-the aristoerncy Of
Virginia Aud must all others be osracsed
from good society, except the selistyled Wings !"
There, says the Wing, is Father Richie ;
language, italics and all This is the first
time, " he says, " that we have seen it bold
ly claimed for the Wings that they new oaoh
other by the instinct Of gentlemen and of patri-
OTIS" Verify, the :" old line" Democrats of Nir-
ginia guip down the biterest of all pills, when
they swallow Mr.. Wise. win they do it Is
all pride. all sef-respec, all independence gone
out of them! Are they slaves and spaniels, ALI
Is thy servant dog, that he should do this
thing!
I'VE will not believe it.. We will not imputo
to them such servity of spirit, such base toady-
ism of soul They will reject the protfered cup
they will spurn the thought Of such humiliation
they will spit upon the party managers that seek
to rule them, and to make slaves and tools o
them. They will be Freemen-and with free
mans might and freeman's voice, they will pro
claim In thunder tones, at the polls that Mr.
Wise's nomination was u fraud which neither
threats nor Establishments can ever induce then
to ratify."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THRUST SALE.

THRUST SALE.-bv ".,tue It deed Of t.n.t
j male and executed b, Pleasant Greasy AMI E;u,.
beth hi, y r aud Pleasant Greasy IT,, the under.
signed uti,recs On the % day al Dcccmlcr 1873 nm
duly recorded in CLERK. on e OF Bedford o. univ
Cour: fr the ra-r Of in lcnnlt1 ing aud saving nm.
les, jaime. l.. GInltnr LyncibutF, and l, personal
rcpr..entaivcs of john aStor ceased, late Sheriff
OF Bedf.r county ia tn" -uit OF Ctea-y " Aniinn',"
we shall. on tridty the 10Th day 81 February. 1855 if
iar If not on ne ,n the. cnftrr, upon the PREMISE,
near Cnyo ., Mill IN Bed ord unfy. rNro,e to sae
at rublir npcti ~ tie Y, nv Sanabe TRACT OF LAND
upon Witch .pii GfeH~ss fesle-, c-iia AZ, Il n,
continuing 5O7 ACRES mnic or less.-tle anme
lanis conveyed said Pea-ai Greasy IT,. lay tie l.,.
Cot Le ich, ad ming The land IF Muihl NJ Gralam
dec' Chlslnis Mil ract 1T oiItr- Al>n. ole ig,r
hon se gnn aud Harness. Mare. with Iljr irciru.s
since thr date Of he deed; IS head =, hnrnet Cne 30
heud of Si.ep IN .nd of ings Will liz ilcr,., of
the ehle. ,herl and hogs since the aij I'D Dec, lr
1923.
Urn. SALE Of Il = rerisl,aln ,,ronrrty ca.b
(nne.s the creditors ar, ties sia hurizo .,n.
credit to be given the day of ,-e) The land. ON
nnd - mo.hs crlit. in rqui Jun lie purcta. er or
,.uroh irving bonds with approved IIN md
deed. at upun the Ian l. SOD Ia in H. pr,4uu
pawn. The lands i'll be II n Two lalc.l, W:
3u7 md 200 each. un's tine IA her and nn ,han
gree sac t tn. sci Gle Ia. Ell ~, wcn il !.
exp ctrd they will do. the .ne be ma IL iy con.
sent al all parties inter std, Is We I'M icrs.and
T lands sail l., ly valuable and III.
title good, but only convey th. titl
held by Us. under SAID deed h. little brl mr., ,ies
crbrd due IL Sam' Read c.. under anotle, deed
IT mt paid I'll be- aio.d b. totc Tia. dHN Il sale
and provided lar lear h. 1T under tia, decd Of
2SI December. 1923
=. GARI.AN
s = MITCHELL { iiuNtrts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11

A Washington letter writer says The peculiar
indulgence with which the Administration is treat
ed by the majority in Congress in respect to
important questions in our policy. which have
been pending during the whole time since its in
augura,ion, is surprising. No motion from friend
or foe of the President and Cabinet calling for
information from the State Department, has the
slightest chance of success. Seeing that Mr.
Soule has done nothing towards the acquisition
of Cuba, and made no progress in the negotiation
for indemnity and redress, in tho of the
Black Wdrrior and many others submitted to
him, many members. from both sections are
anxious to know what he has been doing, and
what 10 the reason of the utter failure Of his mis-
sion, up to this period when the term of Gen.
PIERCE. who was pledged to such astonishing
performances in the foreign relations of the Uni
ted States. is nearly half out. But they well
know that to submit resolutions of inquiry would
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11
Enthusiastic support of Mr.. Wise

The Souihside Democrat publishes with CON
siderable display of eHnltation the following ex-
tract from letter of Hon. John Letcher. of
Rockbridge
II have reason to know that great efforts are
making to get up an independent Democratic
ticket Several applications have been made to
me- from different portions of the state, TO head
new ticket To all of which have returned the
same answer, that under no circumstances would
| be a candidate for any State office at the APP
preaching elections | was a candidate for re-
election to Congress, and for other place
You know that should not have made this tick
ct, if had been called upon to make the selcc-
tons, but the thing is done, and | shall do a
have done heretofore in all contests. support the
nominees
The Democrat in its delight at asoertaining
Mr.. Letcher's "acquiescence" in the Staunton
nominations, seems tn overlook the rather alarm
ing revelations which the Hon. gentlenan makes
Great efforts he says, are making Ia get
up an independent Democratic ticket" Making
by whom Certainly not by Wings They have
too good prospect OF doing better. NakHg.
without doubt, by disafTected md independent
Democrats They are the only persons, we are
inclined to think, who would make "grca, efforts
to get up an Independent Democratic ticket. To
this end applications have been made to Mr..
Letcher. They have also been made, we have
reason to believe, to Mr.. Holiday. So numerous
and pressing have they been TO EH Gov. Smith,
that it is understood he is "anost persuaded
Really this is becoming serious, aud it would
have been well for the Democrat, we think, to
have kept the matter TO itsef-cspecinlly us MIR.
Letcher's support of Mr.. Wise, which delights
it 50 much. is based upon no higher ground than
that he is the nominee :he very least aud low
est reason. not to be unprneiplcd, that could in
duce any man to support any ticket While the
Democrats attention is directed to this subject,
we hope it will give some evidence ef the en-
thusiasm with which other members OF the Vir.
ginia delegation in Congress support this ticket
such for example a BayIy, Powell, and Me
Mullen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11
COMMERCIAL.

Lynch5 arg Tobacco and Wheat Market.
JANUARY IL, 1855.
ToBACco-Very little doing yet. Old and
new lugs worth from s., so to IS. Leaf-com-
mon to good, IS to 81. No good and fine i'll mar
ket.
WuEAT.-White, 81 80 to 81 IS. Red, 81
- to | 81.
FLoUR-Sales at 81 10.
JNO. CLARK,
Comm Merchant.
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Office 70 CREDITORS.

y $780, =, - I;,. 49, ~ No'-py ~
,;I J IN N u, our :" 'e'Soh c"nhly' con-
",' -. a. ', o'ur'honse; on t'e In day OF
-. ' ',t D"''" suns % none nhlt' head
aa,1;,.', l.' y y nun" II. h,ies' DEC d. paln'm
81 a., Ill l I i ''''ot u 'ila "hi''"
n, ~, Si - ~ ~ ''''daht' una aieNahuer
a. "a - I'VE son C"uhV' anu as such ed-
II + to- - i ~ : "1 H. P'h,''i'' against " III
; " ~ t ''' ,"' u" ''' So" was appointed
vii. - 'i"e ''' 'o' o"ias ae'ou'''' "
J.. A. ...
pL. W " ''e administration III ne ,"'a
"a II ta, I'll @ '''e VI MS i"'e' dte' ''
oJ . v"
- 49, H.. | so'iI h'l c'atti', il6ul'
1 l 49,, ~ t"' sal" 'testa'e ihat mi5ht
- "a ''' ~ ne ~ nus OF me sahl adm OF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11

TIE KINNEY EXPEDITION, says "a Washing
ton correspondent Of the n. Y. Express, will sail
about the first of February, with twelve or ff-
teen hundred men, well armed and equipped
Col. Kinney himself bears with him the com.
mission of Governor General of the colony, and
has full power TO appoint and commits sion all Off
GERS, civil and military. Gen. Reuben H. Grant.
of Miss, one of the Lopez expedition, holds the
commission of Brigadier General with a Colo.
nels command. IL. Clay Davis, of Texas and
Runneis and Duncan, of the T. s. Army. re-.
ceiyed appointments. The coonists will EN-
brace many very conspicuous men. Two Sena.
tors, and three members of the lower House of
Congress, have already joined the expedition-
Recruits are offered six hundred and forty acres
each, and three hundred dollars at the end of the
year, but they are to pay twenty-i five dollars in
advance, and be at Baltimore for embarkation
The partial accession of Mr.. +. Everett to
the principles of the Know Nothngs is announ-
ced. He goes no further then to advocate an ex-
tension of the period Of naturalization, which he
regards as the conservative ground for the wing
party to stand on.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11
RICHMOND MARKETs-Jan. 9, 1855

The toll '~iag quotations wha.e,0lc sor
snnII "rdrrs nishcr prizes wilt be charged:
BACON 'ty 'urel and Smihhcl, hog und, GA
10 erG~; Western SIDES !; She lers al / Huns
~ Il; West m Bnsgcd 4 -; Queen Ciy Ham.
none in nakcti North Carolina hog found 9llt; Tudd,
l2c.
Com Mfu-;9oaO0 cent. " bus.
CnR>-873 80 cents u bu..
Flour SIZES II aui,fh .e at $500 = according
10 quality.
BEfswty ~ a2Gl = H.
OArs-Hov la 1Ar T. Gu-.
Lr-Sai'- 1T X tom sd al; / from >inre.
WnEar-Plin. White. 8mS 80; and red al ! 81.
very ,uftr IT article Il ~hitr "oulJ command 50
uuANn -We qn1r" Peru. inn Al $40 80 delivered from
storr-lron winu so; Mex irau 35d - jp
LIVE 81 - rom Shaf IL 40 IL store.
TnBAccp-Ou~ market ms pretty much Il 81 for
the }rat tire sPrcton. viii nve,agc ~ hi,. per
d ,and tn, cna>it, mostly Ut low grabs # new To
haca, which sells t,onl 81 % - ~. Tine limited sac.
Of ii Nthout rhlnss.
,rQu ln,n.I> ruud. Duuny & Co $40 %
p"r gall a Seguetic, ! - Il Sazriur. 81 25ai 5U:
Hrnnesee - 9 ms o.; Peach nrc, a. sIuI -; Vl.
sui, ArPlr, "a; do. Old us u Northern Il ~; I'm.
itnan, bja16r. Rom, NeN England. ste very scarce
GIN Holland SlHl 81; A1rr can. So Nli,k,y Rich
mond Recti i. 46 sn,h. Cincinnati Il d., mo,,rh>
N,oL--Ne note -ou.e enquiries In wool A. vet no
-ulr.. hut htttcr feeling in tile iiln W. qu To- new
wished 81 TIA; hac he &C. 35 10; rNtra Is; w.
washed. NTH at If.
TonAccp There il moth no doing in the aticl. at
the Niehnn'e t'ls week, on account OF TIA holiday,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11

The New York Courier and Enquirer says
alphabetically, Of the operations Of the Allies, on
the Crimea: Notwithstanding the delays in the
summer at Gallipoll and Varna- delays which
were generally considered to be discreet at the
time, though thry proved in tho end to be unnc-
cessary and iuiugons-stl tho campaign, on the
whole, has been conducted with n ygor seldom
surpassed in military history. 1t was n gignn-
tic task Mt the outset to despatch, after Tonga
period of peace, such an immense army such n
distance from home, and to provide it with wnI-
like materials and commlsSariat supplies. II ~
certain that no cxpeditionary force ever sailed
from Western Europe better furnished with the
material conditions of efficiency. The Allies
since their andiugon the Crimen. little over
three months since, have fought three battles of
extraordinary magnitude, have constructed lines
of entertainments and approaches on scale sci
dom or never Ia fore attempted. have maintained
n bombardmcnt, and in turn have themselves sus-
tanned II cannonade ofa duration and severity
altogether neSamplcd. Three months since
the Crimea was almost an unknown 1unry, and
the actual amount of the Russian force concen-
trutcd there and in lis neighborhood Mns entire
" matter of conjecture. Its easy enough
now, in the flood of light which has bcen shed
upon this subject, 10 erticise certain acts and
certain omissions Of the Allied Generals, and to
desgnnto certain points wherein their pan Of
operations might have boon improved. In all
human affairs criticism o0er the .factis a very
different matter from Judgment before the fact,
and is entitled to but comparatively little credit.
From the first step taken upon the Crinca ooast,
the Allies huye had base :heir calculations aud
regulate their movements mainly on probabilities
and not ON certantios aud have constantly been
under the necessity of tcmperin2 their nrdor
with caution and their energy with vigilance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11

TnE RIcHMoNp WING invites MIR. Wise to
work out the following sum in the rule of three,
proposed by himself in ls;Is
"IF SAMUEL SwhRrworT, WHO WAS A CoNsER-
vATIyE, AND SO BIT HAIL 4 GENUINE IoCofOC o,
STOLE A MuIIoS AND A QUARTER, HOW MUCH
WOULD He HAVE STOLEN HAD HE BEEN PULL
HOODED !"
oh, savage and merciless Mr. Wise, Was it
not enough to have made those insinuatons n
gapst the gcntemanly character of the Locofo-
cos What necessity was there for terrible a
slam as this Cunt man, we put it now for
PHYS sake, be IA fall booded lueofoco and yet
honest
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11

Mr.. Samuel p. Nelms is our authorized Cen
eral Agent and Collector, and Mr.. James w
Brown our Local Agent and Collector in the
counties of Amherst and Nelson. We trust that
subscribers and others indebted to our office will
hold themselves in readiness for an early settle
ment on application. These at a distance would
confer favor and save rs much cost by remit
ing their dues through the Post Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11

4 I II Cir.uii Court continued and bel for Nesun
9Th. 1874:
John Nlorr, anil A4"line his wife, formerly Aleline
Smith. Pm.
Aesi
I"hp Steven, administrator of Panel, Smith deed.
Bchehand Sult., james Smith, Rod1phu. Smith and
Sarah Smith, Defls.
John Steven, j., rfH
Asain,t
Lunsford Loving John Whitehead an, Wilson Peters,
Nathan ,eius. James Smith. john Norris n nd
AitIine hi, wife, Natliani H. Cibh and BcLchland
his wife, Rrol phu- nnd Sarah Smith. Drfi.
ll' da' the>e au'e> came ain Ia be heard upon
the papers for nrrly irad The repnr of Conmi or-r
Brown, ma l.! pursuance OF the decrtt order Of the
- day ot -. and gurd by counsel on
consideration whereof. nd it appc,r the suti.
faction at the & utt, from rep rt said commits
sinner, that all the directed to be stated hvc
not a. yet been taken, md that aid report incupce
~ tins respect the Court doth rerommii the i'll rrpnrt
To SAT- tpmnlS >Inncrs To tnke ind settic ,uh
Hddilohal >tusnrnt- n HHv - leeuel isHbie by
lam. and iepnt the next CouIt And
Il alsu appearing 10 the sal .tn OF the Court, f n,
th" report ot ,tn comni4si, ncr Brow that john
Stevens" IT his led to appear hc,ofe him md settle
ms accounts guar ian t1r .hcihlun,i Snt - nw
the Mi" ot II. Biho) and for lis other wards IN
motion OF \ II Bib by his counsel n ,ur is swnrIcd
tim 1eains The said John ST, ven., jr guardian as
aforesaid r"tnrnubl, the tern OF Til. Curp to
'hcw cnn fanny hr can, by he should no, be attach.
I'd h'r c"nten pit in silmg Ia hi.
guardian aiurrSa AID
oPy -Trstr,
O. LOVING CTk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11

We lcarn that Mr.. Wisc after having set, and
had set for him. W. nr thee different day tn
address the ctizrn- al Petersburg, at Last failed
to keep hi appointment Tuesday night. Did
ever racer make 81 many false starts before.
Whether thu-e terrible, terrible Know nothings
had anything tn ia With it. not knowing we can't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11

BLAcKwooDts EDISBuRGH MAGAZISE.-Black
wood for December, is unusually rich in readable
matter. A very graphic sketch Of the campaign
in the East, in which the prominent features Of
the war are clercrlY dugnereotyped well writ
fen paper on the Prospects of the Modern Ora
ma; some very entertaining recollection7 of
Christopher North: the continuation of sound and
we'll digosted essay on the "Inhence of God upon
the commercial aud social condition Of the World
together with the customary amount of other mat
ter contribute TO mike mp capital number.
MECHANICS SAyISGs BANK. Attention Is dl
rected to the hattcring condition Of this institn-
ton as reported by the committee Of examination.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11

VARIETY MtLLs 9th January. 1853.
The pa ties inter -ted in the foregoing decree ARE
ierey not he'd TINT have appointed TUESDAY, the Goth
lay ut fefuhN kt To commence taking the count.
T.. cren !irccied VIII, day. by 10 o'clo,k in the
m"rnns, they requested 10 II my office with
'hrIr accounts" r"uc'i-, and copies Il Court paper.
repaired Tor exnu ina ion an settlement.
ALEX. BROWN, Special Comm is,onrr
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To CRY SUBSCRIBERS. have, since
Christmas, changed some of our carriers, and
not having yet thoroughly learned their routes
some of our subscribers have doubtless failed to
receive their papers. Any such will confer a
favor on us by giving notice of such failure, at
the Office
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Valuable Stock ofGroceries abduction.

Fhi Undersigned viii sell at tlr took Of Groceries
Ac conveyed 'ous By Acree AMI NJ ,Ciunulnn rntI
the 2l>t lay III Janunry, 1850 which time we viii
sell he Ten Huicr II the -tork at Ancti II.
The al, al Auction will { ,mmen,c ON We.ina. Inv
the irh January l. j,li will be inurd from day to
Gayrri completed For all sum, IN Ter 100 cash; over
ttht sum mo- tbs credit viii he civ, the p.ncha>er
executing l'tlnbic notes, sa.lact lily endorsed
suth purchases.
G I5,12 y r. E SLApGHrER- Trustees.
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The Gubernatoiial Canvass.
The American Organ says:-

lhe AHtIlcan organ thtss-
ut is true that the Wing party, or those Of
the Whgs who are outside of the councils OF the
American party, noto hold the balance Of potref,
and NAV do 50 next June, aud could in that event
elect Mr.. Wise if they were 10 cast their votes
in his iavor,-but IT is equally true, and more
certain that they can decide the contest against
Mr.. Wise by casting their votes for the candl-
date of the American party. 1t will of course
be the policy Of The american party 10 select
for their candidate against Mr.. Wise one who
will be less fTce piiondbie 10 the Wings than Mr..
Wise. Whilst we know nothing personally,
Of the course our friends in Virginia will pursue
on this point, We venture the opinion that they
will act with prudence and circumspeotion.'
And in another place, speaking Of Virginia
politics, il snys =;
I'VE hope, and fully believe, from all can
see and hear. that the American party will
present such ticket in Virginia As all eonserva
tive Wings can support, and thus render ALSO
lutcly certain the defeat of Mr.. Wise
The Alexandria Gazette, than which no paper
is more guarded in expressions Of opinions, com.
menting on this, says
In the event Of such ticket being presented.
as all conservative Wings can support,it is quite
probable TINT the majority in the State against
Mr.. Wise, mny be twenty or thirty thousand.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11

THE American BANNER, a Know Nothing pa.
per published in Philadelphia, is in favor of an
open organization of the order, aud suggcs SIS that
"a National American Convention be- held on the
Ith of July next, for the definite enunoiation of
principles, that shall commend themselves to tho
national heart, from Maine to Texas
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11

WAN Sou,he IN II n,
u uttanly and of go III moral ch,r,ct capable
t teachng Thoroughly the hi. h,r English branches.
Ln'ln anh "reek, can Obtain good Schao, say worth
hon 400 t" 500 and his board, by immediate appca-
ion to the undersi med
SAMUEL GLOVER.
ia" i''e~t' AT Appomattcx Q. H., Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11

be laber thrown away, for they would b. tabled,
or smoihered in como of the committees.
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MARRIED.

In this city, by Rev. ]. l.. Prichard, the
9th inst, MIR. CHARLES VI. OrEY and Miss Eli
ABErH X. daughter of Mr.. Lewis Merritt. 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11

HOUND Near the MarArt Hot -. IN The 23rn
December. Il sum of MONEY which, the ow ,er = IN
have on application by describing the SINE and r,v ne
- IN. advertisement. w {. BURTON.
nm J 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11

CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF-@3 90 81 % per cwt gross, which
is s. 90 - 90 net.
HoGs-$6 30 a 81 per hundred. Supply mod
crate.
snErr-42, 5Ons5 per head.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11
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