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Washington telegraph., 1853-02-09
Spiritual E2a?pings and Suicide.
Verdict.

That Matthew Langdon, came to his
death IN exhaustion, consequent upon men
TIL excitement ana from 4 wound inflicted
ly himself on h:s tir9nt. We also find
that this state of mind was supcrinluccd
by hi connection with persons calling them
selves Spiritual Media We also recon-
mend the Grand jury to take measures for
;hc suppression cf circle meetings At the
houses named in The testimony"
Such j. the verdict given by an intelli-
@cnt jury. rpnn till body NJ man whose
connection with the spiritual rapping impoz-
ture led him to commit suicide The fol-
lowing j. portion If the wife's evidence
before The coroner's jury. Comment i su-
perhuous:
For the last ten months he has been in
tile habit of reading what HI called Spirit
ual papers" To wil:-the Spiritual Tcle-
graph, published IN this city, also the Noun
tain Cove JOurnal-I don't know where
this latter i published; his mind seemed
absorbed in these papers; he hid been at
tending the spiritual circles fOr tie last ten
months, and for the las- three weeks twice
4 week; cite circle MET at Mrs Fi4h's, in
seventh avenue, near Twcnty-second street;
another met At Mrs. Clackley's Sixth ave
nue. near Twenty-second street; another
meets AZ MFs. Riker's in Sixth avenue and
Twenty street: Ill three of these Ia
dies have husbands ! a. not know that
their husbands participate IN these meetings;
Mrs Fishs fees are one dollar piece for
each meeting; they sometimes let persons
ID without pay; my husband did not pay
Ia was too rrvr to par; d5 not know what
Mrs. C!acEle-'s ami Mrs Hiker's fees are.
Mrs Clacklev told thc company that she
was medium, and the spirits manifested
through her; about four weeks previous to
this my husband said that Mrs g. and Mrs
Riker told him that lie must it still for one
hour every night at his own house. and that
this wonld prepare him To become a seeing
medium: III did n every night; he told me
that during each sitting must not speak to
him. and dd net; he pursued this course
up to two or three days previous to cutting
his throat From the time be became ac-
quainted with Mrs. Clackley- his health
seemed To fail; tie became acquainted with
her about three months ago never heard
him threaten self-destrnctiOn; he was a %
bcr industrious man: | have 4 son three
wears and three months old: hc was fond Of
this child up to three days before the time
lie attempted to take bis life; be always
treated ME well; the knife here shown i the
ono saw him take out Of hi mouth: / lost
daughter ten months ago; her death made
him feel very Ind, and was the cause Of his
consulting these mediums; he said they told
him that if be would become seeing nedi-
I'M. lie could sec bis child; he told me that
this would satisfy him, and that he consulted
the mediums for this purpose"
NeO York papry-
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-09

low, when I informed him that he must ac-
company Captain Pearson on board the ship
alongside. He said. IF you will permit me
to 60 below, will silence the firing OF the
lower-deck guns" This request was refused
and with Captain Pearson he was passed
over to the deck of the Bon Homme Rich
ard. Orders being sent below to cease fir
ing, the engagement terminated after most
obstinate contest of three hours and half.
Upon receiving Captain Pearson on board
the Bon Hommc Richard, Captain Jones
gave orders to cut loose the lashings, and
directed me to follow him with the Scraps.
Perceiving the Bon Homme Richard
leaving the Scraps, sent one of the quar-
termasters to ascertain whether the wheel
ropes were cut away, supposing something
extraordinary must be the matter; as the ship
would not play off, although the head sails
aback, and no after sail; the quartermaster
returning, reported that the wheel ropes
were all we'll. and the helm hard port
Excited by this extraordinary circum-
stance. jumped off the binnicle where I
had been sitting, and, falling upon the deck,
found to my astonishment had the use of
only one OF my legs--a splinter of one of the
guns had struck and badly wounded my leg
without my perceiving the injury until this
moment | was replaced upon the binuacIc.
when the sailing master of the Scraps COM
ing up observed that from my orders be
judged must be ignorant of the ship being
at anchor Noticing the second lieutenant
of the Bon Hommc Richard, directed him
to go below and cut away the cable and fol-
low the Bon Homme Richard with the Ser
apis.
| was then carried on board the Bon
Hommc Richard to have my wound dressed.
WaStington Unioa
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-09
From the Southern Ladies' Book.1
THE MIG RANTS BURIAL.
BY ANNIE C. BRADFORD.


Among the deck passengers on board the steam
er G. w. Kendall. were some German emigrants
"a husband, with his wife and children-on their
way to Iowa. The mother was brought from
the ship to the steamer at New Orleans and after
a few days out died. When the kind hearted
Capt. Thomas asked the stricken husband where
he would have her buried, he pointed to the wild
shore of Arkansas. and said, in broken tones, Fll
burr her tler,. in the n NJ of 90 II
He stood on the steamer S noisy deck.
Bowed by grief he might not check;
For by him lay. WITH clay cold brow,
The shroudless corpse of his faithful frau
Dark swept the Mississippi's tide,
While the pail Of night came down to hide,
From the careless gaze Of strangers near,
The pale, thin form on the pine-plank bier.
They had come from the legend haunted Rhine
To the grand New World, where the free stars
shine,
Seeking home they might not find
In the fatherland they left behind.
And while the proud. feet ship would toss
The spray from her wings, like and Albatross,
Their shouting children sung with glee,
Wild, stirring songs of Liberty.
But the mothers binding tears would fall,
As she thought of her own loved Rosenthal;
OF the haunted spring, by the m nser grey,
Where fairies sung at the close OF the day;
And while the iever-Sure, though slow
Quirkenng her life -blond's ebb and fow,
With wasting grief as deep as vain,
She pjned for her own blue hills again.
So. ere they reached the pampas high,
Where blooming prairie gardens lie.
Like Fairgrounds by the Godhead made
Where bright young angels might have strayed,
Where her rett children round her crent:
And looked in her dying face. and wept-
She closed her sunken. faded ewes.
And went away to the peaceful skies.
They were far from consecrated ground,
And the un horn woods before them frowned;
But vagrant footsteps would not press
The lone grave in the wilderness;
So. turning from his cherished dead,
With white and quivering lips, he said,
AS be pointed 20 the virgin sod
"Fll bury her there, in the name of Got.'
They dug her grave in the forest lone
While the night winds murmered a sobbing
moan.
And the long, slant rats of pale moonlight
Pe0p|ed the gloom with spectTes white.
Then laying her in her silent bed,
Though m funeral rites We're read
He buried her where the wild deer trod,
With broken prayer-ln the name OF God.
Oh! thou. the dweler in lighted halls,
Where Joy is echoed from lofty walls
Thor who has picrced with traitors dart,
The jnmost core ola trusting heart
Coudst thou with an earnest, holy faith,
Snch as that lone German hath,
Fold thv soft hands about her sod
And offer a PRAYER in the name Of God!
Oh. cleanse thv dark hearts charnel damp,
Where like fitfu tunnereal lamp.
Lighting thv sins foul, fostering corpse,
Gieameth the ray OF deep remorSe,
Then in thy purged soul secure,
Entomh her memory, high and pure
And with prayer, ,er the spirit sod
Bury her there, in the name of God!'
On board G. ". Kendall, Nor. 2j, 1852
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-09

An ingenious down-eas.er has invented an
umbrella with gutter al around il. 50 that
the water pours OF in single stream
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ALEx. q. RAVRy,.

Il RIG OPHER > Us, of MEDICAL con
FOUND, for BEAU9IFYING, CURLING. PIE.
serving, Restoring and Strengthening the air Relic.
ing Diseases OF the skim Curing Rheumatic Pains ar
Healing External Wounds. Bounded by no geogrnpLi
cal lines, be reputation of BARRYs Tkicopn ERors Ter
yades the Union. The sales of The article of ate ysr.
nave increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY after careful examination OF his
sales BOOK, inds that number o bottles delivered to on
der In quantities Of from half gross upward during the
year 1852 was within trifa of CSC, 900.
is unnecessary To present length the evidences
ofthe wonderful properties of the Trchopberous when
the public had furnished such Endorsement us this-
cheapness OF the article and the explanations given
pitts cheicnl action upon the hair the scalp and in all
Eases OF superficial irritation first recommended il to
the attention Of the people, This ali that ,he inven
Tor desired Every eottle advertised tsef The effects
Oh the huld exceeded expectation it acted Like h
charm. The ladies would not be without il. Count
aeaers IN every section oil the United States found the
must have 1t; and thus was built up wholesale trade
extent hitherto unheard OF as regards articles II
ms kind The highest point has not vel been reached
ana u Is believed that the sales this year will be mil
lion anda half of bottles.
Depot and Slanufactory, No. 1877 Broadway; New
York. Retail price. 25 cents large bottle.
Liberal discount purchasers Nv the o.an,i,v STA
Ivy the pri-:Pa merchants and druggists tbrouehou. the
United States and Canada Mexico, West Indies G,ea,
Britain France. &c.
:, Sold by D. r. Lyman II seay and r. stuble,, &
Co. Lynchburg. =
may 26-d1c6m
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n ". IIOLLIN'S
q. OFFER FOR SALE
30 hhds 7. r and ~ o. Sugar.
20 Boxes aud hb.s. refined do
10 hhds, = X. aud Cubu Molasscs
10 bbls. N. O. do
100 bugs Rio and Laguira Coffee,
40 i" Superior Old Java do
Case Extra Fine Gun powder Tea,
$50 Sacks Fine and G. A. Salt,
30 Ton Bar Iron,
do Hoop do
l do Blistered Steel,
1000 lbs Shear and Cart Steel
Tons Casting,
Is X, gs Horse Shoes
do Horse Shoe Nails,
30e Kegs Nails, 3 to 60 dy,
10 do Wrought Nails
80 Grnd-stOnes,
go Boxes Hull & Sons Candles,
40 Boxes Adamantine do
30 DO Sperm do
900 Sides Sole Leather
80 Black upper do
40 doz Calf skins,
30 do Pink Lining Skins,
bales Shoe Thread,
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn, Nos. 5 tot,
bales wrapping Twine,
do Camille wick
do Cotton Bats,
Also Scythe and Moving Bndes and Snaths Wrap
ping, Writing aid Letter Paper; Pepp"rSpce. Ginref
Nutmegs, Cloves Mace and Cinnamon Bed Cords an,
Plough Lines Tanner Oil; No. | Mockerc Herring
4 Shnd. ma ll--ts1
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, reOtypes.-The Public are respectfully invited
IL call and examine specimens OF this new and beau
uI .yle of Photography, together with large co'ier
tin Of other specimens taken by "Gibbs"
Truly Southern Arfi-t-a nniive Virginan.
~ Gallery next door o the Va. Bank.
PETER f. GIBBS, Proprietor.
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MERCHANT.
Wy DOUBLE BROWN STOUT q

n CREAM ALE.-we have on hand, aud ready
TOR ssle loo Don. double Brown stout. and ioo ouh
Gam Aba very sn erior article, put up expressly
,r Hotel. ond amy use. u need. only irial To sal
fs the beet Of udges-which invite Ia call and see
a., ,,a. NJ CONNELL Il son
PS-Orler. from any distance thankfully received
and punctualls dispafched le 9-ts1
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A,tnles ap7''f7aoft ton, fyst CiaSS.-BoAes OF hats
honnets al q furniture
Articles appropriate to Second ClaSs-Boxes, bales
If dry goods shoes, saddery glass, paints, oils
hugs and C. Lfectionery.
AriacteS APP rop'faieto Third Ciass.-Virgina domes
les sugar coffee, liquor baggng, rope butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco leather, hides cotton yarns, cop
per- tin, sheet IRON hollow queensware cosrg',
hardware marble (dressed and other heavy articles mol
enumerated in spec al or fourth class rates
articles appropriate 10 tie Fourth Class-Four I'm
sacks rice pork, beef, fish ard tallow and baco' I'm
casks boxes or sacks beeswnx bales of ginseng
md dried fruit bar iron, marb (undressed r:ll an"
grind stones, mill gearing.
plas,.r mo, 30 miles. l50 Salt per bushel
, 'an'S or per 100 miles 200 cfFiiiy pounds 10
ooo n $50 miles. $50 II
zoe miles. 800 Carrie asst. l.
SeJt7--dts
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NJ Office Tho undersigned takes pleasure in
= returning thanks the citizens of Lynchburg aud
surrounding country for the patronage extended here
toiore nnd would respectfully solicit continuance of
the same mud hereafter, believe myself fully
prepared tn merit Your support. Having associated
with me gentleman Of undoubted qualification to ut
tend To the WntehRcpniring department, who has
been employed in the largest establishments in Europe
md more recently for six successive years in the estub
liShm mt of Garfield, Bro. a. Co, in Baltimore. All
those having fine Watches such Cionomerers Duplex
Levers md Cylinders, will find II their interest to
coll on him by way of rnl, he feels confident from
many years of experience of rendering full satisfaction
aug 6-dts II. SILVERTHORN.
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DECEIVING ANDFORWA RDING

IL GROCERIES IND PLASIER.-The sub
criberst continues at the fire proof brick Ware-hous'
the canal amidst all the changes to receive and fol
Our charges wbe low, and forwarding done with dis
,,ntch.
Will receive in n few days, first rate assortment Of
Groceries. which he will sell low and buy ltimes
flour, Corn Meal, Oats, Flax Seed &c. for which b.
will give The best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale
JAMES b. RENWICK
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Grocery, Com mission n Forwarding
Al SuNEAS

IN nj its branches Having niade extensive arrange-
me1ts for SHIPPING & FORWARDING Goods aud
Produce and from this plaee. he will be found rea J
at all times . accommodate those who may favor lin
with their patronage. Ills tore will at all times BIZ
found supplied with every article suitable to the wans
of his customers
Pc. sons forwarding by this line will end it much t"
their advantage he will Mt all time insure the great
est dispatch, hnvng Line Of Bateanz from this point
running up the river also, direct line OF Ftagh Boats
between Buchanan Lynchbnrg and Richmond, all ol
which under the superintendnnce of experienced
md worthy managers. thereby rendering it the
fest and expeditions line centering al this pl ce.
tV The subscriber will also purchase all kinds o.
Produce brought to his narhe; giving at all times
he best market price either in cash or Barter
W. A. WHITE
mug % t. Buchanan. Va
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n EGG KOES WANTED.-rhe subscriber
~ continues in market Tor NEGROES, of both sex.
es between the oges Of 10 and 81 years including Me-
pay the highest narket prices m cash His office is a
newly ected brick building on l-tor Lynch street i'm.
rneda'ey il rear of the Fnrme,s' Bank, WIN he is
prepared thavng erected buildings with thai view
board negroes sett to Lyaehburg for sale ohew
IN US moderate terms mud keep them they
were placed in the Jail of the Corporation.
sept Is dSc3m SETH WOQDROOF.
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1 OCKETs, LOCKETs, PINS &C.

OCkETS, LOCKETS, PINS &C.
IL The subscriber respectfully informs the public TIM
hehas jest returned from the North with an ur,lsnnl,
large stock of Degueueotypeing material, embrace n
Frames Gases &c, OF the latest styles and patterns Al
SO large stock of Lockets and Pins some extra finn
made TO order which will be filled with pictures in liz
best style of the art AT low prices according to ounliy
At Whitehurst Gallery, next door to the Va Bank
L. E. GlBBS. Proprietor
B-Paintings and Pictures of all kinds accnIuiol
cope
stoo furnished at tho lowest cash prices.
feb. l6--ts p n q
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II IL Il = IL ING MACHINES and
l. WHEAT FANS The attention of the public i.
esperttuly invited 10 our stock of Threshng Machines
and Wheat Fans, which IRE substantially built and o
he most approved patterns Persons in need of such
Implements would do we'll TO give our stock an exam
nation feel sati, fed that they will be plea scd both
in price ead workmanship.
All I'm, lementS warranted to perform well.
Vl5-s DIUGUID 4 BROTHER.
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= - - -"
MERCHANTS.


CARE .-ihe subscfibers having -Old thin
n Stock Of Good. to Mr. WIN. y. Hannah, and IN
tending retire from tie DRY Good. business beg leaVs
return their thanks their friend the blic
eray Tor the very libersl palronaLed bestowed uPn
them, aud respectfully solicit continuance OF thu
new concern
-, . =, y T. / franklin
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Gas lifting Il FIxTUREs.-r

N OTICE.-My stock tool. hands fol Gus FIT.
IN ting, have all arrived in Lynchbure, and am
fully prepared execute all orders entrusted Ia me
with iathf'lncss aud dispatch,
would be thankful Ia my friends 10 hand in their
ders at to prevent hurry about tho time til gus i-
10 be put on.
No Bills will be presented sooner than the first of jan.
uary next under any circumstance.
je 22.dts A. q. DARNEY.
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Gcmerai Grocery 4 Commission,
NOSES LACY.
JOHN v. TERRY.

LACY Il TERRY,
GROCERS,
EOrWardin. a. Com M isiOn Agents,
ON THE BASIN, LYscHBURG. VA,
AILL give particular attention Ia Receiving and
w Forwarding Goods-Also, the sale OF all kin |.
# Produce Liberal advances consignmcnls in hand
Only one Commission charged and postage
N. B.-John +. Terry will dev"ie his time during ih,
forwarding the delivery of 60 IDS consigned /.
hem for shipment through by Rail Road to wagons q,
Saem, Fayelte aud other Deputs completed.
REFERENCES.
: s ~ Ss !" s' ,':',:. ~,'D.,'..
r. Z. Hoolnagle Abing Ion.
Col. A II ,pp, Salem.
Cunningham. Hoge& Vass, Giles, C. II.
Aprill-ts
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II the Train is stopped fora passenger between an
OF the above named points, the charge WILDE msde rn
Inc point last passed by the Train. and no charge will
he less than twenty-five cents in any case vi"
Passengers who do not procure Ticket. foxce,,h..
VINO take the where tickets are not LII
wlll be charged by the conductor ten per cert IN W."
'iinon to the regular rates of fare provided hw.ro,
nat IN no case shall he receive less than ten nor mora
the road. - ''! pa" ."
servants will be required to have two passes, one +,
nc eft with the Ticket Agent and ore with the Conuc
tor winch passes, must be explicit in granting the %
ege to travel on the cars. Free colored persons will be-
10 produce their free papers,o they will not be
permitted to travel on the cars ~ 10
May lots. THOMAS suApp
Supt Traasporation
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NEW GROCERY 4 COMMISSION


y house, have rented from "A. Rucker,
his new fle-proof brick Warehouse, lately erected on
tie basn, Immediately above Lacy d Terry, for the pur-
llosr nf doinga
General s.rOcery a. Commission,
RECEIFING IND FOR IVARDiNG Bus NESS,
Persons buying goods tn sell again would do wall To
call before purchasing, ns shall sell very low
commission only being all the profit charged where
the cash good negotiable paper il given in exchange
good supply of GUANO, LINE Il PLASTER.
kept on hand. which will be sold at any house
in the city.
All goods consigned To my will be forwarded
with all possible Dispatch and paricua atten ion pal
b, the order of them.
Consignments of produce and Merchandise solicited
charges reasonable and pan5 spared render salts
faction. Account snes rendered soon "A made
NM A. MILLER, on the Basin.
mug 3-ts Int of the firm of Miller & Compton.
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NJ EGhODIST HYMNS-Comprisng all
- the sizes ~ mo. "a mo. ~ mo with and with
out Ritual in plain guilt and Morocco extra Bindings,
reserved oy G. MORSE
ept 2l-ts
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NsUn ANCE.
L,InE, LIFE AND MARINE INsNp

LIRE, LIFE AND MAXINE lNsbH
l. 1NCE.-Lyaeabarg Hose & Fue Insuraaet Com
sany
This Company makes Insurance against loss dam
age by Fire, Dwelling Houses, store-, Tobacco Fact,
ries and other buildings. furniture. Goods al
aerchandze, generally in and countrson The most
favorable te,ms.
Also make, the lives Of all persons en-.
oyne good health. and of sound constitution for the
whole duration offe. or for limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will be
insured reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from and to
any OF the Northern Southern Ports, favourable
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
DON T. @. PETERS Pice President.
SAMPSON DIuGUID, Chit Engineer
Jarnes Cobbs, Samuel Garland,
John .iggat Nathan II. Thurman
Georg. W. Yancey ohm Otcy Taylor.
William T. Anderson William + Smith.
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
CarEp T. WILLS, Sec'y
DR.. 7. II. Gilmer, ALL, Il ....
DR.. VIM. Otway Oven ~
The Medical Examination = subjects for Insurance
will be m-dc ut the office of the Company each day
between the hours of . and o'clock, p.
FebS-dts
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tLOTHS, CaSsiincrS Il VeStingS.--
~ The subscriber has in large stock of black
and fancy Cloths, Black and Fnncy Cassimers of tho
latest styles Velvet Plush, Cashmere and Block and
tuncs Silk Vestings.
These wishing to supply Themselves with something
handsome would do we'll to call soon.
The articles be made up in the best manner, and
latest style by Mr. Meara, who will give satisfaction
those who intrust him it'll their work,
rert 7-ts d + PET Frs.
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A = PRlvAT SALE Sever al good
~ HOUSES LOTS in and around the city, They
VIII be shown with pleasure to any one wishing TO nur
chase. For further information apply to
aug 3l-ts W. H. MOSBY,
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Charter Oak Life Insurance Company ,IlanlId. Gom
CAPITAL, $200.0 900.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA & TENN. r. r.. co !

OFFICE VIRGINIA & TENN. X. r. co
bYNcHBuRG, Sept 18th. 1853. (
VINHE 9th annual meeting of the Stool holders of the
Il Virginia g. Tenn. Rail Road Company. will take
place at this office, the Goth day of October next and
all persons holding proxies requested to hand them
in at carly aday possible, that the same may be
examnedand tested. JNO Il HUGHES OK
Sept Ia t26oe Va. ~ Tenn. h. r.. Co.
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Il charged on the Virginia and T.,n. -" VI BK
from and after the 18th inst 'cc hallt e,I
LYNcHBuRG TO CHKIs- cu,,
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INSURANCE can be effected in these companies uIr
l. fair terms, In my others oi equal ,espons
bi'y, by appca,ionto
r. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't Lynehburg.
IL div
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INSURANCE. AGENCY,

For The Protection Insurance. Company, Hartford Con
CAPITAL, 1900 900.
Insurance Company Of the Valley in Virginin,
CAPITAL, 5000, 600
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WOOD.-oak and Hickory, well seasoned ia
W to hand. We expect to keep regular s,,o 9a
IN future. Those who will need good III;
please send in their orders early. WI
aug Dts ECHOLS e. pRyop