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/-rY5tvs BOOKS. FINEJEWEL-

Z1-,I.zs/ RY, FANCY GOODS & WATCH
eaW4-AzaN Els. 10 h day IF December, 1885,
Jonn 4. Wight having Just returned from the North
with the flcst assortment of new Books fine Jew
clry and fAScY GOODS would beg all in want of such
Goods to call on him before purchasing elsewhere,
as he is determined to sell the best Goods at the
lowest prices.
Among his stock may DC found all the newest
Books and .Iewely to be obtained in the Northern
Cities.
lie has on lj,nd--
The Life OF John Randolph, of Roanobe-by
IltghA. Garland-price So 90
Elduialo Adventures in the path of EN-.
prc-by Bayard Taylor,
The Great Harmonic,
The Lives of Mary aud Martha Washington,
The Mechanics Companon-by Nicholson,
together with Ill the new Animals Tor 1851. Mis-
cclancou- Books, Novels, and Magazines. My as
serimcnt of Fancy Goods. consists of fine Pictures,
Picture Frames, work Boxes. Pcriumerics, Pocket
Books and Port Monies, Combs. Brushes, Beads
for Purses, Purses, Port Eoios, Pocket Knives, RAJ
zors Accoricon-, Flutes, Canes. Stuffed Birds. and
a thousand other articles too numerous to mention.
| have full assortment of Jenny Lind's music,
bound and unbound together with {, small assort-
ment of Miscellaneous Music.
All are invited to call.
Der lp-ts Holm II. WRIGHT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06

x Bts BorrrE-In Paris there is in
preparation for the Worlds Far an enor-
NOUS decanter of crystal admirably cut
This mammoth water bottle, the largest
object, which has ever been blown In
gloss-housc,i is four yards high and twelve
cards in circumference at the widest part
s table four feet in diameter, is to be placed
Inside at which three men, each provided
with chair, will dine for the cdification Of
the publc-the interior Of the crystal habl-
tation being reached by II double ladder
against ssidcs. Its stopplcweighs thirty
zinc pounds, the total weight being one
thousand three hundred and twcnty-three
pounds, and lis capacity is one hundred
and eighty gallons.
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NOR C9IAPpED VUANyle.-N,l
SARATOGA WATER-ANoTngl
Insurance.
OAK LIFE lNSU-
~ RANCE COMPANY. uARl EnRn


C0NNECTlCIT-S2OO CAPITAL.-Thia
Institution having the largest capital, md TINT
capital secured uHder the sanction aud approval of
the chief accounting Office The State, pre4cats ad-
vantagcs and security 10 the assured unsurpassed by
those Of any company in the United States. Cou-
ducling It's business the joint stock and mutual
plan, Il combines all the benefits md privileges Of
two distinct companies, with only the expenses Of
one.
The principal Of life Insurance is based on sound
mathematical calculations and admits Of no varia-
ton. ualtnate security being the primary object
TO be obtained this company viii do busiucss on the
lowest rates of premium that be adopted. and
afford requisite security to the insured, and pcrpc
tuity to the institution.
Benefits II L,fc IspdRcc-The great and cape
cinl object OF Life Insurance, IL to secure the wife
aud children against want aud misery afcr the
death Of the husband an fathcI thought is prncti-
cally useful in great R2aiiety Of other eases.
Life Insurance is lic poor man.. wealth, and n
good investment for capitalists" At IL NJ nalilu-
ton" says Chambers Contemplating uInGxcd
good to mankind"
Have You adcbtor who youarc confident VIII pay
you iiiis life issparcd or few ycarsi Gri the n
mount Of his debt insured On hs lie, aud you ,hcrc-
by secure your debt.
Ii you property inegTnhercd by mortgage
and indebtedness, such o. would involve your fnnli-
ly should you be unexpectedly removed, get tho u
mount Of your indebtedness Insured on your life,
and yen thereby grifave them Of this cmbarrossnet
and discncunhcr ynr rstatc.
Do you tlish u provide given sum for child on
attaining majorityl This can be accomplished by
a deposite with Il i Cpmraps
Terms and Can't INT y htyayanec.-Thc Com
paay viii graft Insurance on Eyes upon the mutual
principAc and nso upon the joint plan at low
er rates Persons moy effect Jdfurunce on their
own lives. or gTon the liyrb of others
Policies will be gransd in the usIal FORM pnya-
bic after death, for Of yraes. on upon lie
party's arriving the are If 40, 49, so IS or CO.
At bis option, either free from the claims d
| crcilitors.
The charter permits the granting ofinsurnDce on
liz in every form. iacludiag the right 81 wife chill
dren, parent, relation friend, 10 nsure the LIE d
another Tor their own exclusive benefit.
| The assured on a surrender of life policy at any
time after three years, win receive i'd cquoble vnlus
| in cash.
A. T. WHITTEMOGE. JR. Lynolburg,
| Agent for VirgiHia.
| Or. VIM. Otway Owen, examining Physician.
Il.
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JOHNSON, YOUNGER a SMITH,

u u
- now fully prepared for the FALL AND
WINTER TRADE, having just received in store
a very large addition TO their stock ofGROCERlES,
Sugar. Coffee Tea, Salt Molasscs, Candles Rolled
and Hammered Iron Nails, very superior article;
Cotton Yarns; Loaf, Crushed. Powdered and Clari-
fed Sugars; Sole Leather: also very superior
icle of Virginia made Cheese, Fur and Wool Hats;
in fact their stock large and comprises every art-
Gle suited to the Grocery trade
DRY GOODS, blcacleiL and brown Domestic,
of all widths and prices; Ozaaburgs of various
brands Culicocs and Alpacas, n very handsome
tclc and cheap; Fullcd Cloths, Sntincts, Linscys,
Negro Blankets, Gurnsey Shirts, &c, &c.
LIQUORS.
Fine Pennt Brandy, vintage 1871,
" Otard :" Dark and Pale, 1871, -'2,-7,-S,
d" A. Scignet :" 3"
Old Madeira Wine, variety of brnnds, very sup'r,
Sicily MADEIRA g
Port
Besides large stock Of Domestic Liquors such
Brandy, Gin. Rum and Whisky. We have on
and at this time lot of mosl superior pure old
Rye Whishcy--all Of which wall sell low for ca h,
in exchange for Country produce.
INV Its
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ICNOTICE.-IsHALLs,

Il out for Europe the later end Of April. and
will exeeuie any orders that the merchants Of the
State may give me. for commission upon the cos,
Of the goods. III all cases the orders must specify
the kind Of goods needed, and payment in money.
or credit Of satisfactory character, furnished up
on some English or American Banker of unqucstion-
able standing must accofnpeny the orders.
Richmond. March 3-3H. u. III. LONDON
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Inc fset that an artificial Digestive Flini Of
'iastre juice r. r.ctly re-eu bling the aturn Flu
H. piay be recdy prepared docs not admit Of uos-
ton ne only wonder Is, Tint ii has not h, fore
been q pied TO the cure of Irdi csien md Dy pep
$50 naturally does sneh onsc suggest iiscif 10
the NJ I'M.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06

Il ate healthy action throughout the body. re-
store the appetite, cqualize the circulation, give
tone and energy 10 the system and create a power
of resistance disease 10 al its FORMS rarely 10 be
obtaaed. They viii perform speedy and pcrna-
nent cure Of Dypspsia, Indigrs ion. RI talrueg.
General DesRi y Liscr ComI ia', and oil the train
Of symptoms commonly cnllcd Reerons qgic ions
HEADACHE will be immediately revived by
the Of this invaluable compound. which is pure
~ regoabc, and il adapted 10 al arcs and condi.
tons. Females viii tnd in this delicate and pa,n-
table preparation, combination OF Tome. Alera-
IRE and Apericr qaeh es-- pecuiarly adapted To
their systems. The specific action that this article
has on the Liro and Dtgcs'iec Organs, renders il a
complete Aailo'e fer Fcrer and Agae oad Billions
and 7,yptw Fcrers.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Ma, 8. "a. g fer asgrs aboss he Fcai hin Hoef
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r., ri VIRGINIA AND TENNES.
sxkS <e-r SEE RAIL ROAD -TIAIRER WAN

TED.-proposals will be received at any time, at
the Office of the Company in Lynchburg, Tor they
may be- handed to the Assistant Engineer on the
iinc) for the Cross Tics necessary to lay the track
from Lynchturg to salem.
They must be Of white Oak, Post Oak, Chestnut
or some other timber c1sa!ly durable, They must
be made Of timber 9t inches through NJ the small
end before hc~i lg, to be nine feet long iottened
on two sides 10 thickness Of 81 inches, and the
bari. lal>cn oil the oil o. two sides.
5000 VIII be required for each mile, and they
ilus be delivered as nearly possible where they
are to be laid.
CHARLES f, NJ. GARRETT,
San, 9O-ut. Chief Enri srer.
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WORTH RrMEMBERNG.-The Editor of
the Raleigh Star says ne has learned from
reliable source that the green moss on old
logs, boiled and applied &c the parts aaec-
ted, with the outside or surface next the
skin, will cure either snake tite or Erysipe-
las.
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TENNE LATEST sMpEsD We
VI I, Il III, ~ HIT z LII RSI'S Gel ERR A.

TED DAGUERRIAr GALLERIES. Main S,yce',
LyHetbwe. Bank lSgagJe; Il Man 81. Richmond;
Sycamore 81. Pe'ers6trg; Main s.. NortoA, 2O74
Bal im0rc s. Bal tHort; Pennsylvania fgapHc
Washington, d. e.; BroGdrag, Ne,e York.-The
subscriber would specially inforgn the public
generally that he rs just rctHrred from the North,
where he has spent several days n each Of the a
bove Galleries. Aiso, in the other leading Gale
ries Of New YORK, Philadelpha and Baltimore, for
the purpose ofHctting all the latest improvements
in Dngueneytyping. and having his Skyighi
arranged on che i'm. wed and scientific plan.
he is bcttsr prepared tina yer to TAKE Hkcncsscs,
(e7aal n aay) in all the latest styles, and in any
Kind ofwcather.
Eeeling grateful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore received, he pledges hnsefto use all proper
means 10 merit ia copfipp, nra
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Digestion is chiefly performed n the stoninrh hy
the aid Of a fluid which freely cSudcs from the IL
ncr coat of that when In state Of hrali. cal.
led the Gastric Juice. This luid Is the Gios, Ssi.
rent IF he Feed. ne Pwygdg Picacrrfnr. nmi
Sti@.ia ing ogcat of the stomach and iatcstincu.
Without Il there can be digcsiion-no conversion
OF food into blood mud no nutrition Of the body; but
rather foul. torpid. painful and destructive condl
ton 9th whole digestive apparatus. A weak hall
dend, or Injured stomach produces no good t;nstrie
juice. and hence the disease distress and dobili,,
which crsur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06

Too OBsERvING.-The husband Of a
beautiful wife, upon returning home, was
s1ll BY one Of his offspring, all miles,slap-
BE his hands and saying, PA, Mr.. B.
- hcen here-he's such nice man-he
q ~ u all around, and mother too r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06

We saw drunken man last evening
trying to get a Waterman TO arrest his
own shadow. His complaint was thai,
an in looking scoundrel kept following
him.-Bostoa Bee.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

OaSEI 4 " BUN II
Ii J. T. WOODSON & J. ". CtIILDRESS
have associated themselves under Inc style and
firm Of WooDsoS & CHILpREss for the purpose of
carrying on nthis place. the HOUSE, SIGN AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING GLAZING, GIL
DING, &c, in all its various branches. Their shop
for the present is at the Furniture rooms Of ]. I.
Woodson Ag't, opposite the franklin Hotel, where
they are prepared to undertake and execute in the
best style House and Sign Poiuaing. either in town
country. All work undertaken hv them will be
attended 10 in person. by ]. w. Chdrcss, who has
been practically engaged in the painting business IN
Richmond for the past fifteen years They would
also state thnt they have in their employment one
Of the best imitators of all kinds Of wood, marble
granite, in this part of the country. Their rri-
reasonable. and all orders promptly attended to-
They hope by strict attention to business to merit
and receive fair portion of the public patronage.
N0ODSON & CHILDRESS,
Hou-e and Sign Pointers, LyIchhury, Va.
II.
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4 NOTmER SCIENTIFIC WON.

AGENTS for Lypehburg and surrounding couutr-
Feb f0--1m
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ELECTTON-THE WARD

WARD ELECTEON-THE WARD
w election for SIX Aldermen. and six Common
Councilman, in each ward, in the town Of Lynch
burg. will take place pursuant to act of Assembly
entitled AN act to amend act entitled act to
divide the town of Lynclburg into wards and for
other purposes Passea Feb. 49, 1880. the first
Tuesday in April next, end will be held in Lynch
Ward No |, being al thai part of said town below
the lsi AIRY. extending from the river the 18th
street in the Auction house Of Akcrs & billiard next
door to Exchange Corner; and in Henry Ward No.
,, being NIL that part of the town above LIST alley
tending from the river 18th street. in the house
occupied by VIM. Clavcy a'Tailor Shop, and op-
posi;e Samuel b. Thurman.
Also at the same time and place, win be held
election for six Oversccrs ofthe Poor ihrce in each
Ward.) to be residents Of and free holders in the
ward in which they shall reside and be elected and
for three years from the date Of their cleo
ton. HENRY DCNNINGTON.
Feb 97-lA Serg't cf the Corn n of Lvnchburg.
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Aueditor at "a dinner table being asked
If he would take some pudding, he replied,
"Owing to crowd of other matter, | am
unable to make room for ii"
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NEW FFgsM.-BURKHoLDER & WAL

Hou-e and Sign Pointers, LyAchburg, Va.
Jan l3-3m
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V'11r-uf s-SD
Treasurv Department. Registers Office. Novcm-
her Il. 1850 TOWNSEND IIAINES,
Register.
4 IupoRrs OF THE PAST iEAR.--The Commercial
statistics having mt last been completed at the
Treasury Department, you will find the following to
contain u correct abstract, summary statement
Of the Imports into the United States during the
past fiscal year, ending the Both Of juno, 1850
The strongest argument th,t be offered in favor
Of modification of the present ruinoGs Tariff viii
be found in this unansmcrrble array of figures and
facts.
Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion w sI.G2s.7s2
Tea. number Of lbs % 7j2 sly .4.5sS. 1913
Coffee 81 ll1.9s6, 800 ----.. i,2l5,U76
Copper and Copper Orc. 9lO,9iS
.l't'"thihE Nlcti-- 1Sl, los
" caring apparel and personal effects of
enlSflnts lJl ,6S9
Articles, the produce Of the United
States, brought hack .-....195i9 7
NJ aAo' tons, " -s.rx~rt recess
- her articles free III. VI inc .yI9ls
krcral oornmunica' '1'y 1f''o''
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"Molly," said lady to her servant, 81
think You'll never set the river on fire. =
"Indade, man, innocently replied Mol
". I'D never be after doing anything SO
wicked-rd be burning up all the little
fishes"
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n EVV FEEsM.-DURKH0LDE & WAL
v kER having tpriacd copartncrsli1 for the
purpose of carrying ~ the Carpenters Business in
the town of Lyme burg and surrouud isg country;
aiior their SERVERS to all in OF good Buildings.
profess to have Il thorough knowledge of our
trade. Each of US after having gone through our
apprenticeship went to the city of New York. and
otter Northern cities for the purpose Of gaining t.
formation in the above named business. We nre
now prepared to wait upou I'LL that may favour ~
with their patronage. Our shop is on the Hill in
rear Of John WIS, Esq. Oar work shall be done
in the very best MANNER and the most reasonable
terms.
Plans at Houses, Green Houses. Gardens, ST..
viii be furnished to any person desiring them, by
calling on 4. C. Bnrhholler. of the above firm
II. C.. BURKHOLDER,
Feb. l3-fs ]. II. WALKER.
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SPRENG THADE. Ia5I.--MORRIS

SPRRNG TIsADE, ISj1.--MORRIS
- & BROTHER late Dr a>er & Morris, oh
mond Va, Importers. Publishers. Book sellers Sta
TONERS and Dealers in Piano Fortes beg invite the
attention of CarR'yy Merchants their usual large
and general assortment of Books and S'a Hnery.
Embracing Law. Medical, Theolo.ical School
Classical and Miscellaneous publications. of the H.
icst Gns best editnns including all the porular
WORKS they issue from the press. s arle and
Fancy s i7Rery. il every variety including Ruled,
Cap and Letter PAPERS. Wrapping Papers Note
Papers. Scaling Wax Wat RS Inks, Steel and Cnld
Pens, Quills. Bonnet Boards. States &c.. together
with general assortment Of Blank Books. Of their
own manufacture. warranted ofthc best quality for
Clerks of Courts. .aercll,nr. Mechanics, and Far
mcrs. including Ledgers, Journals. Cash Books,
Day Books. Memorandum Books. &c. Sc. Hav-
ing an extensive Boch Biedoy attached. they manu-
flcture to order every description of Blank Books.
and execute Binding in every variety. Piano,Fcre'.
Manufactured by II. Worchester we speak advi,ed-
" when say they preferred to all others, VIC
" ask examination from those in want to sat
sfy tile incredulous that offer the best in
duccmonts for the least money that can be obtained
ia this country.
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CONTAMINATION ANDCOM-

~ MISSION HOuSE.-GARLAxD & RoBrx-
son. corner of Curry and Goth Sts., on the Dock
have for sale on accommodating terms -
50 cases Ynuria Paste
100 do Beck & Co. do
$50 do +. G. Paste and Stick
30 do Ferdinand & Isabella do -
10 do C. C. I. Paste LiooHicE
10 do CIV. do
20 do F. X. II. do
80 do G. C. do
800 whole AND 30 half bbls Bragg's Family } :
200 barrels Bragg's best Surerfne -
500 do do country Supcrfne "
600 kegs Old Dominion Nails, all sizes and des-
cription.
so baskets Olive Oil. very superior for table use,
50 hbls. Bumgardner's old Rye
20 do Millsr's do "hishi'
10 baskets Champagne Wine, very superior
IL cases superior Gin
- ties superior sugar cared Hams
IS trails Hard Shell
90 bags soft shell Bordeaux NLNoNps'
In addition to the above, haye on hand for
family use, most superior article of old Antigua
Rum, and few demiiohns of No | Port Wine,
imported direct from England to this market du-
ring the past summer.
We are also daily expecting further supply of
choice Segars the way from Havana.
GARLAND & ROBINSON.
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We like the story OF blacksmith, who
was requested to bring suit for slander.
He said he could go into his shop and iiaia-
mer out better character than all the
courts of ciristendom could give hinl.
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EvREssI AisRIyAL.--TiTE SUE

Il SCRlBERS have just returned from the Nor
them markets, and are receiving their Snring
ind Summer stock of Groc rits and Dry Goods.
of the largest and best selected stocks ever of
icred in this market:
200 bags Rio. Laguira and Java Coffee
% hhds brown Sugar
3 do clarified do
do Molnsses
% barrels do
10 boxes Loaf Sugar
10 barrels crushed and ground Sugar
10 do Copperus
12 do Soda
3 do Saloratus
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn
800 kegs Nails, assorted
50 bbls rcctihed Whisky
20 do cognae Brsndy
10 do apple do
10 do Renehar,s rye Whisky
do old J. Martin's do
10 do Malaga Wine
5 do Port and Madeirn Vino
10 do pure Tanners Oil
30 Grind Stones
ID tons country Iron
10 do rolled do
2 do blistered Steel
, do cast and shear do
% Anvils
so Vices
300 pair trace and halter Chains
800 sides Sole Leather
10 bbls pure Cidar Vinegar
5 do Alum
3 do Salt Petrc
do Maddcr
80 boxes Soap
200 sacks Salt
100 rcams Wrapping Paper
so do Writing do
25 boxes Cigars
10 bags Ginger
10 do Pepper
3 do Allspicc
. ceroons Indigo
10 boxes Virginia Axes
3 dozen Scythc Blades
do Grass--dn-
- 1000 papers Shoe Taclls
dozen Coffee Mills
10 bales "A Sheeting
) do rs do
) do 81 SHIFTING
? do "a Shooting
10 do Oznabures No. ! and
200 pieces blcachcd Shooting and Shifting
400 do fancy Prints
40 do black and white do
IS do Apron Checks
% do Kentucky jeans
80 do Linseys
10 do black Clotli-black and fancy CASH
mors, assorted
IS do G;nghams
100 do fancy Lawns
10 pieces Apron Checks
10 cases Boots
Is do pcggcd and stitched Shoes
do Ladys do
90 boxes silk and fur Hats
20 dozen Rough and Ready do
II do mems and boys Caps
Spool cotton, neck aud pocket handkerchief,
backing needles, pins, percussion caps mustard,
nutmegs, knives and forks, sewing thread, hooks
and eyes and great many articles too numerous
to insert in an advertisements ull Of which will be
sold very low and on accommodating terms.
n. B.-Pmticulur attention paid to sales Of
Country Produce, such IVtcat, Oats, Flow To
bacco, DC.
Fob D0--ts TINSI Ely e. TAYLOR
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r COX AT THIS 1.-THE

II COX At THIS 1.-THE SUBSCRI-
IL Der is now receiving, and has in store Il large
stock otGhOCERIEs AID Staple DRY GOODS.
which he sould invite the attention Of dealers.
In his stock may be found-
Brown. loaf, crushed, powdered and clarified
Sugar; Rio, Laguira, Java and Marricaibo Coffee;
\. U. and Z. K. Mt'lasscs. Stuart's No. / extra
Molasses Syrup, Pepper, Ginger Spice, Nutmegs,
country and rolled Iron; fiat, round and square, oc-
tngun and square, Cast Steel; shear, german and
blistered do 3-4, 10 and A. black and brown Do
nestle; No. and Osnahurss. Calicees. Sattinets,
Kentucky Jeans, plain and fulled Linsey, Blankets.
Boots and Shoes, fur silk ard wool Hats, blasting
and sporting Powder, Shot assorted, Safety Fuse
together with many other articles, which he will
sell low FOR CASH or to punctual customers on the
usual time. JOS. b. NOWLIN.
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,,se,,uu7r-s DAILY LTNEOF PACK.

k1f--sIii...iS DAILY LINZ Of FAUX
60 EFT BOATS FOR LYNCHBuRG.
On and after the Sd March, our Packets viii leave
Richmond daily at s A. NJ, SUNDAYS excepted
and arrive in Lynchburg. I46 miles. next day at 6,
p. VI. Fare through; 50 50.
RETURNING.
Leave Lynchi'nTg every evening at 81 o'clock,
(except Sunday,) and arrive in Richmond in 80
hours.
Passengers for the North save one day by taking
this roaie, the Boats arrive in Richno nd the
cond morning in ample time to breakfast and take
the Northern cars. ana also in time TO with
the Norfolk Boats and the Petersburg Morning Cars
Passengers for Cumberland c.. II. and Farmyille.
and also for charlottesville viii leave in the Mon
day. "Wednesday and Friday Boat. Fare to Char
lottesville -.
BOYD. EDMOND & DAVENPORT.