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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30
OBITUARY.

Died AT the residence of DIR. Wyatt Hammer,
in the county of Appomaitox, on Saturday, the
18th of March, after lingering illness of CON
sumption, WILLIAM II. HuNTER-aged q years,
Oldest son of Robert Hunter deed.
As an intimate frien and acquaintance, l
cheerfully add my humble testimony Ia the many
virtues of deceased friend, who has been cut
down in the prime of life, and when IT seemed
most vigorous and strong. Death is particular
" appalling TO ALL even the beast of the Held
shrinks with instructive horror from lis approach:
but indeed it does appear more awful when 1t
10, els with one blow of its constantly sweeping
scythe. the FORM the hopes and the bright pros
poets of hale, vigorous youth.
1t cannot however, surprise us, for we are all
tending 10 the tomb--we cannot tell at whom the
next arrow of de nth is directed. Our deceased
friend had bright hopes beaming along his path
way-but fatal disease, the forerunner of NOR
tally, had marked him as its victim, and bid him
prepare to meet its summons.
Ii affords us much pleasure to say, that he
was prepdred to encounter the last enemy of
man for early he had been taught, ''that III the
midst of life we should prepare for death" His
diving father, Just before he left this world, en-
treated his children ito prepare to meet him IN
hcaven'-nnd our departed friend felt no doubt
assured, that he was about to meet his beloved
parents around the throne of God.
During his protracted sickness, while his life
wasted away AS II midnight taper, he gathered
strength from that religion which he professed-
and left the world in the trumphs of faith, with
he hope of blisrful immortality-prepared to
say 10 all behind
"Frends, weep not in sorrow of spirit
But JOY that my time here is DER;
20, the good part to inherit,
Where sorrow and sin are no more.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

The Washington Union publishes letter
from Redheld,the present collector of the port of
New York, approving the Nebraska bill and a
mother from Bronson his predecessor also approx
ing ito show how little real cause there is for
any further division--and ''that their views are
in strict harmony" Upon which the n. Y, Ex-
press asks. then, why was the latter turned out
and the FIRST turned in 7 The fact is that about
the time the aforesa turning in and OUT was GO
ing OH, the administration were within the fatal
draft Of the free soR Aaeistrom The Nebraska
bill foated by and they boarded with the hope it
would save them from destruction. To them at
least 1t was "a proposition in hehalf of freedom"
and they were moi slow in availing themselves of
IL
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,ene6t derived from sub soilng exhausted lands,
especially if the sub stratum be a compact tena-
cious clay, like MY own, fo- as clay soils are
more re.entive OF moisture and parts with IL nuch
slower than rrnycily or sandy loams, it follows
of course that The larger the quantity OF rain ADJ
sorbed by the earth loosened to greater Depth
the more there is keptin store, and slowly gwen
out 10 nourish the growing crops. On land
Inns treated. have never known the corn crop
10 fall below an average one. and when the land
has been lined, and when manures have been Ju-
dicously applied, | have cut us heavy grass from
hill tops as from bottom lands.
fTo BIZ CoNTINUED.)
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by COM rios. APP c. JONES, or FAIRFAX CO., VA.

CONTINUED.
product of ten acres Of land on the Sharon
farm in Fairfax County. Va, (owned by Thomas
Ap. &. Jones) improved by lining and manuring
for the year 1898.
Taken from Ruffin,s Farmers Register, Vol
ume 7, pages 1873, l5i and l55.
Five acres Of wheat produced III bush
els sI,GO s1s7,20
Straw of the same 2o,25
3 aorcs produced eiepeR TONS 10 cwt. Of
curerd clover hay. worth on the farm
80 c. per cwt 1900
lover seed from the same ground %
bushels. worth now -i5 per bushel $50
Rye and the straw from one fourth of
m aero l2,OO
Three fourihs of an acre in sugar
bectr, Rata baga, carrots and tue
nps, and not more than one fifth OF
an average crop III consequence of
drought, but according TO present
prices worth H,DO
Fruit aud cider sold from peach and
apple trees growing on the above
land 25l,OO
One acre OF turnps, gross amount as
per statement No. /, tbelow) 255,20
Apples aud other fruits and cider con
sumed at h me, and what remains ON
hand at this time, $500
Five pigs in pen and fed on grass and
oha fruit from the above ground and
kitchen slop, killed at ten months old,
weighed IA lbs. at cent?, is $50,
~ cts. deduct two barrels of corn
for last feeding, $500 1912
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30
Information for the People.
New Goods, At the New Stand
BURROUGHS, SHAFER & CO.,

II 4, .t.l.it H. l,aI Ma a.
II ,o., ~. -, !. i,'.',;. .'o' new ga
md ,be nubc Inn IA - b,ve nn,y s,' VI eos'a
.',;,oI ,rno, h., ,,annc,c,,.,rs u p.o'e' just
cs;,' 49,, -. is,'',;., no'''i'''e u's'rne
superior STYLE Tor W ich the GOOD. he,e,oo,a .a,
IN IN have become so famous
The annexed liSl of ke ,diue articl,s I'm, INF
irdicntes the variety +, uur Spring s,ocx Ia Form
rect idea of whichs reouir.r, n pers,n,d rxn,.!
Black blue. olive and o,ber Fnnrv FrocL n.''.
Sscs Coate. Half Sacks and ockl,,. pa. D.
and Fancy Cashmere Frocks Snrk Fr,cL. .ai =
twin, pant. and vests tn match Ria L p''
cIo,I. Casbm.ret Dram d'Ete TweeI fTn;'Cs 10
Je,ns. Alnncn. c, oton. Oucen,. clo,b md %
Bu.inrss Office and ,rnvellino f,o,,s Ut"
Nar;no pongoe and Zs,hyr s,,.Isl Fl.
c. Cl,L -, So, S,;t 'o,"s'
Pill Chan, md r,,a,, mir '' 'aeN's 't
Dn.l p,g 10, cIi,a C,I,,,t r. ,,,
r-sy-pnr,i,nI,r ,,,,,.,,,;on ! ;,.';,'I I'""'
~ " ~ - "'N,'''" l" our ulrM
WORKWANSuip e,,,o, - ,.la. ;" .y'"""gFh
'L 9. STUN 'eo'h'
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OMMERCIAL.
LYscnBuRG, March 80 1884.

LYScnBuRG, March ". lco4.
ToBacco.-Thers has beel still less DONG ID
tbi. article for the last week-but prices rather
better. We quote loose Tugs from - 20 to so'-
50; fine Tugs from &c % to g. priced lugs from
e,3 To 81 90; medium leaf from 80 80 to ~ w;
fair from 81 so to 50 90; some sold as high us
SO 90. .,ao
WHEAr.-yery little offering-W bite sl.2o-
Red sl.25.
CoRs.-Red 8Oc.-White 75c.
OATs.-From 80 to 60 cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

We lind in the Enquirer the following extract
from letter of an American lady now in Rome
herself the wife OF an accomplished American
painter. IL will be reed with interes':
81 have been to Mr.. Crawford's studio. and seem
many fine things there The famous horse. and
ats yet more famous cider, Washington, 1are al
most completed I'm plaster ioodell 1t is stu
pendous work. and viii do Crawford eres. credit
The head of the horse is magnificent, and WASH
ington's face full of patriotic fire. | saw the
two figures Jefferson and Henry already com
pleted fer the monument. and thought them very
fine In ether studios, hive seen SONG work :
in marble more exquisitely finished than Crsw
fords, but none SO powerful"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

rV Consumption Is without ,touht, the most
ieaiinly ht al AL seas"st TX ept cpidemics) annual
ly carrying ihou>n uIlimely graves. How oltea
uIi me 1t tins nrch desire, be prevented,
il timely remedies used in all yng the nilamma
tim Irmlu by urdit a!y cold. For Coughs, Odds.
SORE Thfunts. aud H S'niiar i>ra.rs. NJ ABLER'S
ANODlNE CHERRY EXPECTURAAThns eqra.
II is not recommended itdiiibie. bur MEDICAL men
and aIlrs. Mo have used ard administered ~, bear
testimony 10 eXiTuoIdinar, ,ica y II known IL
good medicine, aud as such i ui.fcd To the pub.
lie as also STABLERS DIARRi GA CORDlA &.
for diseases ol tte bowc- See adj, ettisemsn anuth
cnnmn aud descriptive pamphlets. to be had gratis
# the nernts. frce Tor cuchboue only 50 cents.
eix uitle- ~, 50 ~. unr Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

SINGULAR INCIDENT IN MURDER TRiAL.-ln
New Orleans, on the 10Th inst, james Patton
put upon his trial for the murder of Col.
Walter Iurubull on the Sd Drccmh r last. Sew
era witnesses clearly fastened the deed upon the
prsonerand the prosecution occupied hut short
time. The counsel for the defence then put forth
the plen Of insanity for his client, bat was inter
ruptedby Patton who soemnly declared that he
was in the full possession of his and that
if he mnd at the time of the occurrence, there
was "method IN his madness" lie protested n
gainst any such plea being used in his behalf
lie stated that he had received ample provocnton
for the deed he had committed, aud if n Jury of
his oountrymen could pronounce him guilty of
murder he was willing to atone for tie act with
his life. He declared that his counsel were in
possession of the circumstances which brought
about the ntinir, and that he had instructed them
to ground his defence thereon, and he accused
them of having betrayed for the purpose of ruin
IN his cause. He concluded by informing the
court that he did not wish his counsel TO act fur.
Their IN the mntter and the case was submitted to
the jury who returned verdict of Guilty, with
out capital punishment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

MAxAssA'sGAP RAILRoAD.--The Rockingham
Register oontnns the proceedings d meeting
# the friends of this road, held iB Hurrisonbarg
last week. II appears there is still deficiency
of some sl0,0U0, Ia private subscription, neces
-ary o secure the county subscriptions of $50
O00 The Register calls upon the friends OF the
Improvement 10 bestir themselves. The Presi-
dent has expressed bis determination TO 60 ahead
at once with the location Of the road to Harris
nuburu
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fTo BIZ coNTINUEp.l

THE DELEGATES TO THE CHARLESTON Con-
vENTIoN are requested to meet this evening
at 5 O'Clock, nt the Reading Room OF the
Lynchbarg pirginian, in order to ascertain
who will certainly attend said Conycntion,and to
make arrangements +. B. DEANE, JR.,
March 30. Ch'mn of Delegation.
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ANGST daring and outrageous robbery, the
particulars If which have inst renehed as, was
cammittt d IN Netzel county, recently moi more
tban ten s,r tssalvt. niles fr.fn the county seal
and immediately upon the public highway me
State turnpike road leading from hero to the
Ohio river. An individual called one evening AZ
the lYr.n~r nf old Mr. Morgan. Paddy Mort, they
call ,hc old gentleman, aud requested permission
to STAY there all night. which was readily gran
ted During the evening, he went out and re-
turned several times, without exciting suspicion,
he having complained of being nnwell. and ak d
the privilege Of unrestrained egress and ihgfess'
The night waned, however, and the 'iile,h
thought IL time 10 carry out his purpose nc
accordingly went out once more, aud after stay
ing some time. returned with an nccompiiee---
the twain armed 10 the teeth. They soon made
know their object by demanding The old mans
money aud threatening to take his ne u ne re-
fused compliance. OF course, being old and IN
firm, and having no one TO help him but his aged
wife. be could do nothing but submit to be rob
bed He told his wife TO get the money Tor them'
She went to "A bureau. and handed oui TO them
several bags anal parcels Of gold and silver, but
touk care to throw out OF sight n roll If notes
mounting io some Sl00 aud which she thus saw
ed They took most of the specle.but when two
baqs. aaa. containing some $50 in silver, were
presented 10 them. they threw both down, de
olariug that they would not overload themselves.
Being now satisfied with their booty they told
the old man that if he remained quiet he should
suffer no hodily harm, but ifhe put his head out
oi the window att mptng 10 watch their move
mrnt- they would blow his brains out. They
then left the hpu-e. aud taking possession 81 two
uf the Old mans horses rode away down Fishing
creek, DIR ppiug dollnr here and there IN their
flight. Dnc Of the horses being too clumsy, the
robbers lcft il at Nr. Cuslca's. aud IN genuine
Paul Clifford manner, took one Of his. They got
between two aud three hundred dollars aud made
good their cscare.
The scoundrcls ARE still at large but suspicion,
il is said, has lighted upon at least ono indydu-
al of bad character. Justice, we hope, will yet
oyeriake them. Hanging would be too good for
they are only liable to be sent to
the penitentary ! oirmonf Juginiaa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

The New York Tribune gives it ms a tradition
that the Hon. William Wright, now Senator from
New Jersey, when an industrious aud enterpr-
sing Saddler, could crack whip more skiully
than any wagonor and that, in his carly cxpcdi-
tons to The Soutl, VII, his wealth was quit lin
tied he was accustomed to advertise his wares in
market towns and ON court weeks, by crdckifg
tunes ON his own whips, in such manner rs to set
wagoncrs and others in ecstacies and secure
large sales of his merchandise
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

A meeting was held in Wheeling, ON the eve
ming OF the 10Th inst, the object of which was
the fo nation Of II company for the purpose of
emigrating as colony to the territory of Ne
braska. An invitation was extended TO all who
felt disposed to go to that country, to come for
ward and join the company, and quite number
did so, as we learn from the report of the pro-
eeedngs of the meeting published in the Times.
An adjourned meeting was to be held on the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30
PRIZE ESSAY

To which was awarded the Premium offered by
the MARYLAND STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIE-
TY-Messrs. Key. of ST. Mary's, and Dick
aud Gunton, Of Montgomery Co., Nd. Judges
On the Renovation of WON Out Lands:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ig Phrenology -lt"le,.or K. b. Holland, the
b'int rie,ae.t. hn' thri professional visit to
lsneh ~, aud respectful, ted.rs his services as
Ihr. nnlnsid H.. is Will kno.nlo our community in
hi4 prot s,onn character aud need not. therefore,
special cnd or,ement u. ,;nn he found No. Is of
Nmvrll Hons He cordially invites his fnrmer Pat
call N ihtir leisure and accept con- Pmrntary
verbal exnninnti
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

SpAN-The London Times correspondent
mentions that at a recent concert, it was observ-
ed iha' the King and Queen paid marked distino-
ton to the American Minister and aly. and that
'miar attentions were shown at grand ball Civ
en- by the Queen Mother. There may, of course.
be nothing in all this but Court gossip sees in il
a round about way of casting a Slight on Napo-
leon, whose Ambassador Mr.. Soule lately shot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

lie NY II st. of Saturday evc ing says:
The MONEY market shows Irrea>ing ase md tb.
ra'es are lower han te" days ug", when few bills
could he neg,lt un'ier 0 " cent; nova con.i1eu,
bic amount Is Sc ling 10. Sterling exchange is asun
danat IoSa lUS4 the latter being The otation of the
lending drawers. Fruncs e .l505 ia.
he stock M"rketi' dull an' conseq emily all srec
STOCKS are heavy notwiihsta ding tie incre ,.ing
aou' dan e OF money.
ne amount ufsrerie iaken b, The steamer Washing.
ton Tor Bremen. is $203 1913 A."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

CoVINGToN AND ONO RAuRoAD.-We learn
thas the contractors on that portion of the c.
and .. Railroad between the mouth Of Scary and
mouth of Big Sandy are pushing thu. work ahead
with great energy. They have now at work n
full complement of hands, and we understand il
is their intention, by the permission Of the Board
of Public Works, 10 continue their operations
Till next Fall. The money tina; has been uppro-
priated will be expended.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

THOSE MuskETs.-Some time since, George
Law, of New York, purchased the clipper bark
Grape Shot for twenty four thousand dollars, and
and ON Saturday last she sailed for Constantine
pie frcighted with those 100000 guns which Law
Is said TO have sold for about million dollars
II all reports are correct, the muskets will do
tremendous execution among the ranks of those
who use them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

IHE DEPOT QUESTION SETTLED. The Dhoc-
tors of the Richmond and York River Railroad
have selected the lots rendered them by the CITY
Council for u Depot. in this city. These lots
are situated ON Wythe, Henry, and Pendleton
squares, ON The South side OF Main, between 22d
aud 18th streets. The price fixed by the Coun
ell was S5O per front foot This locntion for n
Depot implies that the road will enter the city by
way of Rockets Enquirer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

THE PAPAL NUNCIo.-Lctters hive been re
ceived in New ork announcing the safe arrival
of Monseignpr Bedin in Paris, TN route Tor Rome
He only staid in England three days. but while
there was the recipient of the respects of many
Catholic clergy, who called up, II him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30
MARCH Both, 1854.
SPRING GOODS
GE OR GE M. RUCKER
Lynchburg, Va

ID EsPECTFI'I.LY beg- e ,vet ocnll thu o.,
IL thr Ladies AMI Gentlemen To hi = ~, ,,n Ut
STICK 81 ""ADlD
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
whic,or beauty # style. cannot be s,r,,...,
Sale The various qualities Of goods in hi. e,,"n. tue
stock. vii be fou Il to meet the wants az N NehstNe
s.,,ds in this mnrkei. Customer. and nh pullng
poad- If TIE pcry best qnaliy may rcs ASSURED Va ing
calling for goods ofth slesc,ip,p, they will. @
erl them nj this store. r." ge to
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30
BALTIMORE MARKET-Ma,e CHI a5

FLoUR AND MEAL The ii, ur murk i. firm and
prces fun h-r advanced. Sales early in the m r1ing of
l0h0 Ibis Howard brands 81 376 cr bill; an
subsequently sbou, 800 bhls at the same ,ricc
showing ndvance 1874 cents per Lbl 81 zee the ad
vice. by the Pucihc Small sales City Mills at 81 374
but generally held at 81 so rer Dbl.
GRAIN AND SEEDS Very lilIle Whtnt offered, ut
sales of red AT 70a 81 75;wte a$l so per bush
81
GRoeERIEs.-Col Office ntinres IN active request with
avery small stock. We .aes of Rio al ia ia
to IL cents per h. Sugars steady pr, vous prices
MoIa>ses-Snrs If New OIL nus at ED % cent. pc
gallon. Rice IA u cents per III. md dull.
GtNsEhG We nure small sales ut % n 30 SCENTS PEI
ID, bur most =" the stock. which j. only hir in extent
l. still held out ot the market for IS n 50 cents.
ROWS "Ns.-lhe ovision market is steady with
frmer feeling. WeTioe Mess Pork held ut sl5 so
per bid Mess Beet sl5 a l6 per Dbl for Western and
Ba llmure.
ioBAcco.-Sales very small. No change in prices
Wool A steady demand. Sales of unv she'd at rs
80 cents; washed 33 81 cents, pulled 30 80 cent.
and fleece - AZ cents per 10.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

AN appointment OF Professor of Mathematics
IN the University of Virginia, to I'LL the vacancy
"ccasioned ey the death Of Professor Courtenay,
VIII De made by the Board of Visitors at theiran-
asal meeting, commencing the 25th' of June pext
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

The communication signed "C0MMoS SENSE
is not published for the reason that the cause of
controversy between himself and ..PrEpNoSr"
Is removed by the recent action Of the stock
holders at Alexandria
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

Measures arein progress in New Orleans for
the erection of monument to the memory of
DANIEL Woodruff and VIM Mel cod the in
treWd sseml' hremcn who while IA the dis
charge oi voluntary duty, lost tAer lives al tb
recent disastrous fire 10 thst citv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

LETTER FROM Gro. SANpERs.-A letter is pub
lishcd froln Mr.. Sanders, upon the subject of his
rejection M Consul by the Senate. His letter
undertakes exposition of the maneusres Of
some Of the politicians prior to the last nomna-
ton for President, aud intends IA follow il with
other letters. lie defends his writing letters 10
one Of III New York papers since he hn- been
consul, on the ground thai "he has net aeted up
IN the ecntralizing policy of sending everything
to Washington, and nothing 10 the people," and
adds: ".rcret diplomacy is fast dying cut here,
and hope it viii not receive vitality in Ameri
ca" lie concludes:
"The London Consulate, all things considered
the most desirable IN the gift Of the Pre- -dent
especially fog nn active, patriotic American, is
worth not less than fifteen thousand dollars II
ycar ! hope the elcsercst fellow in America
Will get il. Your fellow citizen,
Gro. y. SANDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

We understand (says the Union, of Saturday,
that Mr.. Edward de Stoeckl who was Cor many
years first Secretary TO the Russian gation IN
this country, yesterday presented bis oredontials
e The secreterg Of States, aud was received as
charge d'aifsas If biz imperisl Majesty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

My b,el' "r lead why do Son allow those marks
,,f a. q to appcrr ~ such buld uli f. wh,n y using
( ~ bottles ol Emrrsou's American Hair Restorative
Won might have good growth Of Hair Pr c" 81 60 in
Inrce Boules Sold by d. X. LYMAN,
lW
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

In the notice Of the new basin yesterday the
werd "barrier' occurred where basin was meant
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Star Of the East.

',,s wen known s!alli',n will stand The 're.>e.
- sent season at Diam Mills and at Bn king. ~
htmCt Ho Va these two stanJs .ra 40 I1
wewish HIM 10 attend. He la. seen much ssr,' H..
ana mas acquired rerutati IN f,r ll,od oc,o, md
oe"uty ,'h"t should prompt any man who wants ell
wih having to send distance o'tan hi. seryi,e.
"e"ti NOT imnosc un his good MI, vi e n,r do disnnr, a.
meh' on his celebrity by peddlmg INN nbon, p"r e.
s'Nphs from di-nncf will >ea.i Ia Diana Mills Buc.
'shah as we have excellent pns:uraee and vii en-
r r''n st!ih al small extra charge No rcsponsibl,,
=" "''i'c rs. out The utmost pains taken to nr.yt
cNMe-- Insurance, $50; seusoi sI.. and 49,
~ 81 ef@s to the gronn, uoless tho mars e..
~, . ,, tesprc'tliiy,
WV '' WV" W. e. W. J FfiN1AI\V
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
To the Voters of New Hope and Elon District
Amhalat


by aunci Of overriding lrovi 'ence which decl ly
lc lore taking an n, riie ht services Of
Unable and abb magistrate, 1t becomes necessary to
eirct Ia Gil his n coming -Ining election.
We feel ssu,r 10y The n.'llg an Hberrlit OF the
people ii the uppe, end of thr district who have two
nbe aud efficient magistrates sua'ed whete the, would
wish hem !" ne thu THY viii noi regard Us as asking
iinu tnrnes, and u cc WI en- We respectfully Hn-
Ii. their sulin unison with own for u
occup,i lecn in the very centre of the vacated
ton, who - the choice almost unanimously, of those
around hinnnd wlnm believe Ia be in every respect
a,r,ifrd Glr the olIrr Tint il NAPOLEON b.
MAGRIDER, whom "" respectful ly recommend To your
consideration, and for whumu poll viii he held the
day uf ele. ton. MANY VOTER
30 N lmo
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l4 We are nu hurried Ia hhnnuncr LAFAYETTE
LEE hs Cnndi late fnr thc ,irc of Sheriff of Cnmp.
u C"'ntN NJ the n X election, lmm l5dSrtdr
10 W. nrc nuthniz'd o nnnnunse SAMUEL. H.
QtA Les H. eaadilte for the oHice u Shrr If pl
hft' Il county. ~ Tie rNt g Cctnn irh % I.