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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-16
Prohibition.

For ourselves, we arewedded TO the
principle Of Prohibition. II is, in oui
mind, righteous cause. 1t is the
cause ofhumanity--ofmercy to crring
man-of salvation to the poor victim
of intemperance--of aid and. comfort
to his suffering friends and family,
With us il is question OF principle.
and we should as soon think OF utter
ing words Of encouragement to strug-
Cling virtue as to intimate that Prohi.
bition is wrong or even impolitic.
We believe that If the question was
put to the people Of this State on sspro-
hibition." there would be majority
in its favor Of $4,000.
We have no very special attachment
to our present Prohibitory Law-thai
is, if fails to accomplish the good re-
suits which were aimed at by its friends
in its cnacment. We do not CLAIM
perfection for ii. 1t may possibly mol
be the best that could be drawn up.
Bu: until declared unconstitutional BY
the Supreme Court. or untilit fails il
its objects, should itpass safely through
the judicial ordeal. we are It's friends,
aud will maintain that it embrace,
provision Of the highest welfare 10 the
people Of the State. 49,.
As to the principal Of Prohibition
we believe the day Is coming when !
will prevail throughout the whole cx
tent OF our Country aud Of all civilized
nations. Whether the people Of thi
State are fully prepared forit remain
TO be seen, But, sooner or later, the,
will demand and establish il beyon'
all danger Of repeal. And should tn
Constitution ever bc amended, we i'm
agine thar that principle will be embod
led in that instrument ss one Of it
most hallowed features. Nicas
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-16
ABlooxHR IN TROUBLE.

One Helen flales. handsome
Bloomer. was once committed for dis
turbing the quiet Of the streets. Up
on hearing the sentence, she laughed
and sang in n very unseemly man.
ner. Our reporter sends US the fol-
lowing stanzas, which he AYERS he
heare her chant most lustily:--
Idont care dump forthc beak,
orihc lessons he constantly teaches.
i've Just had jolly ood freak,
And wcmi OF m hour,ho brseehes.
don't care dump for that Jail,
ortho s-rmons Tho slow ehaplain breaches,
Two acted The part ofa male,
And worn. for au hour. the breaches.
don't care dump Cor the cell,
orthc ksy which IN locking up screeehes;
Auo-mstske lark has had Nell,
And she has worn, for an hour, the bfeeehc'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-16

statesman was a We VERY humorous hun and
;S.asa ra~sa...a .ni ;n..,,,.~.h,. s,-
scdotes are related Of him A he
was once ;ournev;ng in Massacbusetts
n.,t far 6',u. b;s naive town he sson.
asa ~a,h.r Ia,a an. ,;rh, ~ an ian I,
,hs M VILLAGE of In the bar.
room, we're abo,t twentv d;fFerent ner.
sons. who. as he entered. called out
for him 10 discover thief. One Of
,ha .o,,o.a, !, .nn..~s had /. e.
minutes before had a watch taken
from, his nocket and he knev the offen-
der mus, he n the room where thew
were. -.
Come Mr.. Almanac.maker Won
know the signs Of the times, the hid
den things Of the seasons. Tell who i
the thief
Fasten MI the doors Of the room.
and LEI no one leave Il: and. here
landlord go and br;ng your wife's bio
brass Kettle
Wbe----ew want N know nv
stars my wife's--whe---ewg quolh
Ron;face
whv. YOU wouldn't be more struck
un;f t.,d vou 40 go IN NOT
fRo,,fsss "a =. eommanded. The
Great brass kettlc was placed in the
middle Of the floor, lis bottom up--as
bl.ct soo,v ana s,,oLv as a cb;moev-
hack The landlord cor into his bar.
and Hooked on with ewes as b;g as sau.
GERS.
You don't want any hot water nor
o,h;., ,a,sLa 30 ~ h~;s,,.s 40
critter. drive squire? said the landlord.
,he rrena,s,;on looLin, n l;ule too
mnch mn ,;t. ha"'h;,,;na ~ , IT,. .,s a,d 80 NJ
ans rome 10 bed. and The wells cone
drv
Now. co ;n,o vour barn. and bring
he h;ggsst coeLs,sl vou,vo got
Wbew vou WON'T bile him will
vou has = tougb one I sav trulv
Sou;re he d;dn,s stsal the watch The
old rooster knows when Il IL time 10
xFlIAAUI LnXIAN In IAAE nj
wa,ch ''"
a. .,o,. orIw..n,t dstsct The
thief,
Ron;fa.. want to tho harm and soo,
returned with a tremendous fat roos.
ter. cackling ali the wsy most sonor-
&',, & s - W.
Nov nuth;m under tho kettle and
b,ow ,hs i;gb, ont -
The old rooster was thrust under the
;,.ox,.dt.,,,. .na A.. ,a,.n ,hon hlown
ont ont, ' ~''''' "'1 ''' '"'' 'A'' INV"
IN NJ. .,,.~u 49,, ,.no.. n.
th;ef - 8 the eomnanv' hut r he i.
the old rooster will crow when the Of.
fender t,sches ibe bsIiom Of the ket.
,,e Win h;s hands WALL ro.nd n .
c;re,. ~ and ,Ls cock nil male Known -
-. s .,"I M. ;......, 80 4
-, =. ~s-.:s - =
''I The he comma comnsny' y1a thep' i%D" 70 bumor him.
-
,h na S,,, eay oa, sns o1s ss wsnsu ,s a.oImu
.ss;.,.,a. -
'''',1s's .m .,-e
An an dome % ~ yaS ,he crv-.vhsrs,.
vonr .sow;nos W. hs.rJ M cocta.
.,oss,sso ~. s,y""s N ~
'vpsuo sp': ,;ua.,
pnrS 70 nsa" :. :.
~5.s 5ns"' ""' '' ss
0'aereu' ,T - ...a. .oaa
'" Tv rv'a " !.S' a.'s - w
s % .,as ~ -.;,s ~. ~ rg oS,h,
,'om a 'o"'"'' WV" '"s ''''' " '''
Ne.',s; .a,;un~
.AIt -don,t lnov I, bere,. n
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-16
sbert Yttu,s.



Teeih'pIaoed before the tongue,
gives good advice 4
r~Tbere ara stx,.~~.~ .-x,,x
nbvs;c;.ns !, .he - 80 -" s c.: ~ .ne'
rwNever t.le . 49,. -,
time than ten yean v;t6o.t .s-! 80.
the printer. 5"s
r ...e..
~ 1.-the Russians say thst The Eu.
asses. '"''' ''''' ''1 VI W
-, ..s -.
Inc oaoy shows at Pitsburg. -
wen Is tnat st Cincinnati. was = fal-
ure.
~ LIS fumored that Geo. sinpson
pn'y ON ~ nolos n's p'ssent position until
"'' ''''es'or can oe sent ont
EThe Supreme Court of n
York has refused 10 grant An ;.;s.s'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-16

One Of the sweetest gems OF poe
try ever written, is the following, from
~. ,or of E,oo,voe pvorv TIL,
f:s, r,.,
Ser1'-. ,s.', '"s'.'e"e 90 'ee."ST "".
touch every heart.-
In the land where ! am going,
When my earthly life iso'er.
Where tho tired hands cease their striving,
And the sIredsheart aches no more
In that land of Hight and beauty,
Where no shadow ever came.
To o,sreloud the perfect glory
When tho splrts who avalt me.
Mss,m. a, my entering An.
with what naine OF sovs and music
VIII tender welcoming beginf
Not the ono so dimmcd with earth strains,
L'nkod with thoughts Of sriefa aud pain:
No-tho name that mor'als gave mo
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-16

RAISING SrrRIr.--A short time
ago. the machine used to deepen the
channel. near Battery wharf. brought
up ten glass bottles from the bottom Of
the dock. which were secured BY the
superintendent Of the work. The bot
ties were Of antique form and finish.
having raised letters on the bottom,
showing that they were made 1t Bris-
tol. England. The oldest Inhabitants.
who remember the nuid. pronounced
the contents of the TO be s'Janxica
Rum. ."--BosfoR Post.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-16
From nlaekwosd's Magazine
JAMES ON THE STORMY SEA.

saa4& Va I'M oAVanx okAs
Fro the twilight bat was nIuins,
In the sunset Il hcr knitting,
sung lonely maiden sitting
Underneath her threshold tree;
Aud ~ da, light died before us,
And tho vesper star shone o'cr us,
Fisfui rose tho tender chorus
Jamies ont stormy sea.
Warmly shons that sunset glowing,
sweesly brcasbsd the young nowes blowing
Earth With beauty overnowing
Seemed tho house Of love 10 be.
Az thoso angel tones ascending,
With the secnc and season blending,
Jamic's on The stormy sea.
curlcw bell remotely ringing.
Mingled with that sweet voice singing;
And tho last rod ray sssmed eiinxing,
Lingering 20 tower aud tree;
Nearer a. leame and nearer,
Finer ross ths notos aud clearer,
O, twas heaven itself 10 hear her
James on inc stormy soas
How. yc west winds; blandly hover
Ger tho bark that bears my lover
Gently blow and bear him over
To hls own dear home and mo,
For, whom night winds bend the willow.
sleep forsakes my lonely pillow
Jamis's on tho stormy sea.
How could I but list, but lingcr,
To the song and hcar tho Singer,
Swoeily wooing heaven 10 bring hos,
jamie from the foaming sea.
And while yether iips did namc me,
Forth spnng-my heart o'ereame mo,
0risye no more, sweet, avn jamie,
Home returned to love and thee.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-16
Stlatsa Yestp.
THERE'S woRxExouaH TO DO.


Tho blackbi early leaves lis rest,
10 meet the smiling morn,
And gather fragments fori nest
From upland, wood and lawn.
The busy bee that wings i,s way
mid sweets Of varied hue,
And every flower would seem 70 say
'Thews work enough TO do"
Tho eowslip and the spreading vine,
Tho daisy In the grass,
Tho snow-drop and the eglantlne,
?rcach sermons ~ we pass.
The ant, within iu cavern deep,
would bid us labor too.
And vrilss upon his tiny heap,-
ssTheres work enough 10 do"
The planets, at thsIr makers will,
Movs onward In their cars,
For Natures will Il mover still
Progressive ss:she siarsi
Tho leaves that npsfsr In the air,
And summers breexcs won,
Ono solemn truth 10 man declare,
"lhercr work enou. h TO do.
Who then can sleep whom NIL around
Il active, frcsh and frcc, s
shalt man --crcstlon's lcrd--bc found
Less busy than the bccs
Our courts sand alleys are the field,
n men woaid search thcm through,
That best of sweets Of labor yield,
And ''sheres enough 10 do"
10 have heart for those who weep,
The soltish dunkArd win;
To rescue all tho children, deep
In ignorance and sln.
roholp The poor, the hungry feed,
To give him coat and shoe.
To soc that all can write and read,
IA work enough 10 do.n
The ,'mo is shor,--she world IA wide,
And much has 10 b. donai
This wondrous earth and all lis pride,
VIII vanish with the suni
Tho mo,aenss ny on llxhlning's wings,
And i,fe's uncertain too,
We've mono To wastson foolish thlngs,
"Thc'ei work enough 10 do"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-16

ruasy and Aneust-nay sIttwo weeks each time.
Connon PLnAs CounT meets ID Monda - In fcb-
guaFys Mag, August, and Novembcrs except when
lhsre ere eve hondays IN she preecdlnk month
Counissxonna'e CouuT meets let Mondays In
June, ssptsmesr, December and March-may at
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-16

rfThe Presbyterian Of the West
says that Hanover College has open.
ed with a large increase Of new stu
dents.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-16

k1-"Thomas, spell ingenuity,
Eyes sir; Indisn.knew at" "Go Il
head"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-16

n-rAg grea, many words will not gil
q purse.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-13
MARKETS

n. iokk, Nov. ld.-Flour-The market has
ae' a'eed Sales OF $4,000 bbls straight State at
$3.50 80 good Ohio " $3.50, and Southern SOS.
neat-fhe market is firm. Sales of u 900
o"sneis at SIP for Southern red
N"fn-lhe market is dull. Sales of y, 100
bushels ct Western mixed ut 9G4e.
a,, ~: oRiEANs' Nov. l0.-cotton declined II,
ana Is unsettled. Receipts at this port mr., -.
heaa OF last year by 10000 bales. Stock on
nand ioo'ooo bales Sterling Exchange 64 u
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-Flour has declined l21
cents. Sales of Howard Street at sS.s75. and
City Mills. at the same price
Wheat is heavy, with declining tendency,
nat not qnotably lower-good to prime white,
s2.ooa2, IL good to prime reds. S2a20s
Corn is dull and unchanged. Old white, 92a95
new white, 70a75 new elbow. 7SasO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-13
Morui1nd Election.

The Congressional delegation elected stands
as follows. g.. -,
,a;oritv as far as heard from, 3lS.
Sseond observation-disclosures b. Ricaud, American.
Majority l.sll. ,,; ,..
Majority o. y.n..:a A.:
can Majority 492 ~
Fifth District.--H. NJ Hoffman, American
y;rI Distinctly. F. Bowie, Ind. Wing. Ma
,rtv. as far as heard from, III.
The elections to the Legislature are as follows:
House.-Amercans Sc; Fusion9; Democrats2.
Seuate.-The Senate consists of twenty-five
members, elected four years. but under the new
con,tition were so classified that one half lele-
ven members) are elected every two years
The following Is now its political complexion:
Americans Swings 9-Democrats 3-Fusion
|. Dorchester to hear from.
In Montgomery the Americans have elected the
sheriff. one delegate, one member of the Orphan s
court, and two County Commi ssioners,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-13
Later from California.

NEW York, Nov 1.-THE steamer Northern
Light, with California dates to the goth ult, has
arrived. She brings no specie.
All was quiet ON the lsthmus, The Walker
party have agreed on terms of peace. and appoint
ed Riyas president-Col. Walker declining the
office.
Walker was appointed Commander-in-C Chief
If the Ncaraguan forces, and Parker II. French.
formerly of the Sacramento Tribune, Commissa-
ry of War. The people of Nicaragua seem
pleased with the new state of affairs, and no
more trouble is apprehended.
Col Kinney still remained at Greytown, and
il was reported that Col. Walker was disposed to
drive him out of the country.
The Mail steamer left San Francisco on the
10Th ut., for Panama. with $2,0O0,00O in specie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-13
N.,c York Election.

York Nav. I0.-The returns of the late
Non Ma are now completed, except four coun-
ties, div the American candidate for Secretary
: STATE, S,ste. has plurality of nearly ll,0OO over
o. o.. y sate for the Republican nominee.
''' Al the Senatorial districts have been heard
f.a ~" except one. The Republicans have elected
III members, the Americans D. and the Demo
rho democrats have elected AZ members of
d. assembly, the Republicans AZ, and the Amer
|
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-13
ErDIosieu an q STEAMER.

BUFFALO. Nov. l0.-The propeller Finley
hurst her boiler off Port Stanly Canada West.
on Thursday. The after part of the boat was
entirely blown away, and she sunk Immediately.
Seven men and one woman were lost, and fifteen
we're saved by clinging to pieces of the wreck
These were picked up by schooner and taken
into port Robinson last night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-13
, 1883. FALL a wsSTEHARRs.

~ssAx~xTSsa :. 80. - ~ 80 ~ " ~ Gh rs es
asaxAeK' NAL-SIMISoN & BRO. sign of the Golden
xZf4af Pad Lock, Main street, Lynchbnrg, Va,
~" reccivnga very large assortment of Hardware;
Pocket and Table Cutlery Guns, Pistols Hunting Fishing
Tackle Silver Pissed Goods Floor md Table O Cloths; Win
dow Shades CIT Cornice House binding Materials Carpen-
trrs hilw rights and Smiths Tools Carriage Buggy
Trimmings SAadlory; Shoe Makers Findings Wood aud WI
low Ware; Farming Utensils Housekeeping Articles, Sc
Their Stock ia thu most extensive aud desirable offered
In this market for public patronage embracing the first class
the whole of them recently purchased which
atirey aud just introduced for the Fall and Winter
of 1850
they cordially Invite their friends and the public mako
inspection of their Stock either those rho wish purchase
may desire merely to large and varied
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-13
HnrrihIe Yrnre1N.

On Sunday week Il most shocking affair took
place in the upper part of Edgefeld district, ).
T. A son shot his father and Immediately eiter-
wards killed himself. The circumstances as re-
lated by the Advertiser are these:
BASIL NJ Boone. the son of DANIEL Booze
bad been in an alteration with his father Prev
Gus 10 his commission of this deed what was me
cause of the quarrel, we have net heard. he
consequence was that he possessed himself of a
gun in some wav and shot his father in the back.
the load entering the region of the back bone aud
between the shoulders He then left the house,
and near by. in an old field, in full view from the
yard, he succeeded in shooti9g himself, causing
instant death. The father, 1t Is thought cannot
survive the terrible wound he has received.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-13

Dedication ofthe Taylor Monument at E :1:
EAsroN, Nov "a large meeting ct citizens
Was held yesterday, and committees appointed 10
make arrangements and Invite the ne'ghoorng
military companies to be present at the oedica-
lion If the monument to General iayi'r' ON 'ir
10Th ing, The committee proceeded o-dny to
Invite Gen Scott. who, with several other distin-
gaisAed gentlemen is expected to be present
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-13
Massachusetts, Election.
Io1iisinnn ELecfion,

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l0.-Eustce. American,
i elected from the first Congressional district;
Taylor democrat, from the I'd, and Davidson,
democrat, is ahead in the Sd. We have nothing
from the 4th district.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-13

IMPORTANT NEW LAW ROOKs.-A NOR
Ris, Publisher aud bookseller Rlehmodd Na. has Just
published DIGEST OF THELAws OF REAL PROPERTY
Eenoraly adopted aud In In the United Satesby John
IaNloe bomax, LII H. Judge OF tho Eth judicial Circuit
Virginia. Of the Judges If the supreme Court of Appeals
and formerly Professor Law Ia the University Virginia
Second Edition revised corrected and greatly enlarged In
vols roynlFso. Price $40 Sd This edition, embracing
does neay all the English and American decisions upon
The subject Justly be considered the valuable
compendium of purely American Law upon the subject Of Real
Property ever issued Ia this country.
Chancellor heafs Opinion thr Unrh"This work applies
Ms we'll TO the nws respecting Real Property IN the United
Sates as IN Virginia Ghework s The model Of Cruises
Digest and we'll be recommended valuable addition
To The Law yers library
sands Sa IN Egag History of Suit In Equity prose
eniod and defended In the Virginia State Courts aud the Hn
ted States Circuit Courts by Alexander H. Sands Ea tonn
selow Mt Law Richmond Va vol post sYo 5lUpp Price,
$40
This work Is intended To supply the young of tho legal
profession with hand book gnn thtm In The
aud defence Of suits In Equity In reference this object tho
writer traces The history of asui In Equity from its beginning
through Its various stages hnal decree, of appeal
ton &c The Appendix besides containing summary Of e-
pal decisions by the Virginia Cou Appeals, affecting
Inhy pleading aud practice contains variety of forms
BHs Answers Domurrnrs Pleas, DEGREES, &e, ae Tho
practical notes also found In tho Appendix will make the work
hYaluablc rdde meenm TO the practitioner snp9sts
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-
ELOneMPnl

The Charlottesville Advocate learns that a
citizen of Alhermarle county has eloped win MS
''Sfer-in-law, leaving wife and several children
III very destitute circumstances.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-13
EeI RlfplGHS, slIAFEK & co. DEALERS IN FIX
Rp IRA FINE READY MADE CLOTHING, invite the nj,

EerRRouans, slIArER &. co, DEALERS IN Elk
Hb IRA FINE READY MADE CLOTHING, invite the
teninn OF their numerous and friends their
vailed aud extensive stock of FALL GOODS comprising
II docs In grant variety and completeness Of style and mnier
al every article pertaining To the CLOTHING and GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING TRADE, An adequate lea of the
variety and richness present stock only he had
personal examination Huw be found partial list
some Of the leading articles!
OVER toATS-A elegant assortment of these gar
ments of the desirable materials eoors aud siyiesra
mas Registers md tloakss
DRESS AND FRoGk coATs.--rbose sold ut this esiab-
shmen preeisoness tasicfuness
cut general excellence of workmanship being these
spncts equal 10 custom warh.
BUSINESS COATS Of every material, ranging In price
from - To SIS
pANTs-Black Cashmere Doe skin Grape Cashmere,
fom fine dress medium and low price; Fancy Cashmere
oakes Cashmere, Oxford Mixed, Heavy Tweed, Satne e
NEsTSRich Plush. Velvet, Black and Fancy Brenadine
black and Fancy Cashmere Farmers satin, Patent Velvet
Merino Serge Black Satin &e spendld Party and Wedding
TRAVELLING BLANkErs.-National Flag, St IeRer,
EPSON aud Snxnny Blankets tiontlemens Shnwls Mnios
Meiuo Scaris Under Shirts Wool Canton Flannel and
Drawers crayais Stocks posser Raglan Albert Napo-
leon Ties Kid Buck Mock Buck Meriuo DOL Plush Tnfa
Lisle sebastopo Calf Tiger aud Nutria Gloves Buck Kid
and Calf Ganntlcts Silk Merino Cotton aud Country
Socks Pocket Hhndkerobiets &C. In short thing
ally found Ia first class Genemeus Clothing aud fitting
establishment be found In the variety and
the most reasonable prices, Mt the BAZAAR
u :. x Co. manufacturing all the Clothing sold by Them
thus enabled give their the benefit of the
they POSSESS aud furnish the
tioles, nt the lowest possible rates
Those prefrnR their Clothes made order be
modated aud satisfaction guaranteed sale
oe2ts BURROUGHS SHAFER Il co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-13

The Northern wing of the Lunatic Asylum at
elaunton was destroyed by fire last FRIDAY. ne
PATIENTS were rescued without injury
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-13
Mississippi and Louisdnt

NATcnEz, Nov. I0th.-Luke, Democrat, is
elected from the Fourth Congressional District of
this State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-13
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
$50. 00A WomTm OF DMy ..ooD,

@OO.OUO AT uosr ron chsn.-naooKs.
BELL a WALLER No. II, fEAni srnfEr.-Hasing made
our In connection with other parties to
house In New York the LIST January continue
house here have determined close
stock Of Goods of which fresh really desirable
We Will therefore, and after MONDAY, the 2od instant
offer entire stock for cash.
Buyer Will lind In the stuck fun lines If Bleaeied and
Hroen sheegs and shiriings flanneis Lnseys kersey
Sleeps arays Bankets Cloths tasneres satiuets Ken
lucky Jeans Prints Ginghans, Dress Goods Apaecas &C.
Ae
Dar friends aud customers wishing To buy order tho
usual credits will be supplied nj usua prices,
the the ID and Cd Staunon Pulled Cloths
and viii koep tho stock h.so Goods and sell them
W. have heretofore
We solicit call from friends and the trade.
ukooks, BELL u WALLER
ppn I'm Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-13

I Ep ny TIE MECHANICS INSTITUTE, RICHMOND,
AA-BIrrERS u siMoNs. No. ls3 Main street, tneariy
opposite the Exchange Bank) Richmond Va, have received
thu agency for the State Virginia thu sale of VIM T.
Einersans celebrated PIANO FoRrEs These Pianos
finished In the best and for their sweetness and
brianey and durability. equal to those OF any
other manufactured In this country.
FACT WORTHY or Norr-One of Emorsons Piano
Forte the Mechanics Institute, clio.
aed In Richmond without the knowledge of Mr. Emerson,
eeved tho hlshest premium apardedA FIRST CLASS ID
rlDMA.
E,ory instrument warranted In every respect.
W. shall sell Plano fortes the prices for cash
good negotiable paper Ian o7sifdsely
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4 II A MEETING DC THE BOARD OF DlREC-
N of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
held al the office Of tho Company in the city Of 1ypcug,
Monday the sth October 1850 the following resolutions
adopted viz:
On motion, Resolved That NIL stock and other articles
signed for exhibition either OF the Agricultural Fairs
gna their meeting In Richmond aud Petersburg will
charged the usual rates going down and such
turned viii be passed over this road free
Resolved That members Of these Societies will be charged
the usual going down. and returning the
certificate of membership for this year. VIII be passed
back free of charge provided they within fyo
from the adjournment of the Fair.
Extracts from the record
lots VIM. II. HUGHES, See'y.
N Liberty Salem, Christiansbnrg, Floyd aud Wytheve
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SAIG.aa0o Sacks Jeffies Dorsey fine Salt, In prime
- order, landing and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co,