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OTIS FOR E.-TWO OR THREE
IL good Building Lots In rapidly improving
neighborhood for sale on ssS gears credit
Apply to ]. H. DRUKY.
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WANTED-TO BUY A FARM IN THE
w Country Of about 10 or II Acres, not more
than or miles from Georgetown or Washing
ton. Any enc having such for sale, will address
8 T., Georgetown, ID. G., stating the price and
location. sep IS-1
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EyOR SALE-A GOOD, KIND and ACTIVE
II Work Horse for sale. Apply to
ARMY SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green ST., Geot'n.
sep l5-eo3t
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-MRS HAWKINS, AT No. 40C
ID ID Street between and eth, is prepared to ac-
commoeate persons with good and comfortable
board, either transient permanent, on very mod
crate terms, If application be made Immediately.
sep 14-lw
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"ANTED-SIX OR EIGHT JOURNEY
w MEN CARPENTERS. Apply to AGER
q MCLEAN, corner Of 18th street and the Canal.
sen 1a-2tK
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
- sale.-l have beautiful 80 acre tract OF land
with fine house and other out buildings, which
cost $1,000. Any one desiring such resic ence
Virginia. can get bargain. The land is in a
state Of high cultivation, and there are two prime
orchards, which yield several hundred dollars an
nualiy. Theee Is every thing attached to the
place TO add to comfort, beauty, and health
will take 81 500 for the whole establishment
81 600 cash balance on time to suit the purchaser
Apply 10 GEO. =. MASSEY,
sep l5-3t* Broker, 18th street. No 42S.
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w can or German middle-aged woman one
who understands plain cooking, and will make
herself generally useful, to live with gentleman
three miles from the city. Any one shifted to fill
the above situation will find pleasant and per-
manent home. Address Box 2s9, City Post Ofice.
sep 15-6t
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NOR SALE-lO0 ACRES OF WOOD LAND
l. pleasantly situated, for only S.
Apply at the Union Land Office, 9TH ST., above
Odd CLOVIS Hall. sen IS
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"ANTED-SEVERA AGENTS TO CAN
w vass for the sale Of Shares in the Franklin
Land Association. To persons Of pers:vering
habits and gentlemanly address, a liberal compen-
sation. None other need apply to JOHN FOX,
Union Land OfEce, eth street, above Odd Eel
lows Hail. WASHINGTON sep17-2t
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VHANTED-A LAD OR YOUNG MAN TO
w drive Mich Wagon, I'm the city. He
must understand the use OF Hor,e and Wagon,
must write and bring good references. Apply at
Locust HUI Farm, 9TH street road, near the frst
Toll Gate sep I1-3t#
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Tor SALE-TWO HUNDRED LOTS
Il Price $75 each. Two years. credit, or 10 per
cent discount sc. for Sash Apply a the Union Land
jy 2-3m
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WANTED-TO DO THE WORK OF A
w small family, Girl, competent to cook,
wash, iron, and do general homework To a
good ore permanent situation may be secured by
Immediate application at No. GOD NJ, between 9th
and TIA streets. sep 17-2t.
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NOR RENT-A LARGE BRICK HOUSE,
IL with stable In rear, and cistern of water In
the yard, containing nine rooms, on I. ST., near
9th street north.
For sale, several Lots Of ground, in The First
and Fourth Wards. For terms enquire Of the
undersigned, north wing Capitol extension.
sep T. u. JONES.
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E>OR RENT-A desirable Dwelling House on
l. 9th street, between ID and E, being near Penn
avenue. 1t is lighted by gas and heated by fur
mace. The house Is In good order, has bath
room and all the conveniences for comfort Pos
session can be had about The middle OF n overn-
Der: For further particulars apply TO THOMAS
PARKER, opposite Browns Hotel.
L. S.-Any person renting the house, if they pre-
fer, can purchase he Furniture at fair valuation
which f. new and in good order, only being used
N the house short time aI1 30-eoIm
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NOR RENT OR LEASE-A NEW, WELL.
Il finished two story Frame House, with about
half acre OF ground attached to it, enclosed by
substantial fence, situated on l. street, between
ID and y, Island. To responsible tenant the
rent will be moderate. Apply at the Grocery Store
OF X. u. Clarke, Esq, corner OF N and M streets
or at 2il street north, near 1ith.
sep 4-eotf
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SrEALISG.-Last night two colorcd boys,
John Boss and Joe Williams, entered the
grocery store Of Mrs Kendrick, and while one
engaged the lady in conversation, the other
walked OF with ham Of bacon. Both were
arrested by Tanning, of the independent po-
lice, and sent TO Jail this morning by Captain
Birch.
The NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH SUFFERERS
NOT YET FORGOTTEN 1T appears by this
mornings Intelligencer that DR.. Van Patten
continues sending in the SO installments from
the embarrassing receipts Of his Office.
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The NEwsBoYs have confided their contri-
buttons to the Norfolk and Portsmouth suffer
ers to our hands We will speak of it tom Dr.
row as it deserves.
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CONrRIBUIIoS.-A gentleman of this city
deposited with us five dollars to be applied in
aid Of the sufferers Of Norfolk had Portsmouth.
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EOR RENT-THE BRICK DWELLING on
Il the corner Of Massachusetts, avenue and Ninth
street ltcontains ten rooms and has been recent
ly painted throughout Attached is a large yard,
In which Is pump Of excellent water. Posses
sion given on the 18th inst. Terms, $500 per an
mum. Apply at No. Z, Fowler's Building, 9TH st.
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WANTED-A STEADY, RELIABLE Youth
w from twelve to fourteen years of age, who
writes fair hand and he's some knowledge of az
counts. A resident Of Georgetown preferred. Sal.
airy small first year The best Of reference re
CURED. Address, In handwriting, to Box 3lS
Georgetown Post Office, stating name and resi-
denCe. sep Scots
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| WANTED-A SERVANT MAN, (wbite or
w black,) to wait about the house. Elderly
man preferred. Wages must be moderate. Ad-
dress b. ID, at this Office. sep lS-1t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
singular Case OF Cheating
| Charirari.

The New Orleans Pcayune publishes the fol-
lowing narrative of am adroit of swindling,
which took place in Charleston, s. CT
j. c. Nichols, formerly shipmaster from Bel
fast, Me, took up his abode in Charleston this
season, and having a good opinion of cotton
bought moderately for shipment to England, and
passed his bills with shipping documents attached,
principally through one of tho loading Banks
there.
il fortnight since, the parties holding tho drafts
were notified that they had been refused accept
ance. This led TO inquiries, and to application
at the consignees of the Sarah Ann. the vessel
on which the cotton shipped, all in order
The examination at once disclosed II most stu
pendous fraud. 1t appears that Nichols had
actually shipped 3O8 bales of cotton ON tho yes
sol, but by means of adroit forgsries, had sue
ceeded in passing off his drafts based on fictitious
bills of lading, purporting to represent property
on bond to the amount OF I,4S3 bales, nearly
200 more than the reality, being equal to u
money value of about $40 QUO.
The process by which this piece of rascality
was accomplished was very simple. A number
of small marks were shipped say from 20 to 50
bales of each, and bills of lading signed accord
ingly, but the blank space in the document was
sufficiently large to prefix two hundred or three
hundred, so that an original shipment of twenty
bales or so, made to represent two hundred
and twenty, or three hundred and twenty bales,
the case might be.
In addition to this parcel of thirty bales
shipped on board the Royal Victoria, was chang
ed to l3l, and for aught that is known to the
contrary, there may still be in existence some
further evidence of the sagacity of this new as
pirant to financial fame. Before leaving Charles
ton, Nichols left instructions to pay over any
balance that might accrue from his shipments to
his wife. resident somewhere at the North. 1t
now turns out that he went to Havana, having
L.. tbara "a, 1av
The Charleston papers made no reference to
the affair, till after the above publication was
made in the n. O. Picayune The Charleston
Standard says that its motive for silence "was IN
the wish to avoid publicity to the occurrence
until parties interested should have time to ma
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
Liver Complaint. Debility

ExtInct r0n james TInrrS Esq = Lctter, ,Acx0nTiin,
Va-Aiter speaking of wonderful cures hint,rlf he
snys: Mrs. II has been suffering with the liver com.
plant md with inability. constantly complaining. hom
weakness, through her whoe system. She now enjoys
better heath than ar thiy years being entirely re,tor
ed by the use of Harnpton's Tcgetabte Tincture'
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Exrart from n
Letter from J. ines. Esq, Lou.lon county va My
wife has been for Yeas afflicted with great wee
pain in the breast, side and back; ralpitnon r the
heart; eebcnes of the SYSTEM loss Of appetite
complexion salow; the sghi Of eye almost gone the
orhcr We y weak. am pleased 10 shy, Hampton 5
Incrc has restored her perfect health. Her eyes
are as good ever they were.
E3'CaiInnd get rhamphles
Sold by J. II. SEAY. & co. Lyncil'ts; S0WERS
Scott.viIe;A j. BROWN, Charlottesville, nnd hy all
Druggists throughout lh, State. 'ar 2f dhcly
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CARTER,s SPANISH MIXTURE.
u TILE OQD

L NJ p1rycYc Of MeTrurU H.
AN INy,rlutr R,mrpy for Scrof,lIo Kings Evil,
Rl,nroti.,n ohs,,nn,e Cu,nnoous Eruptions PIN.
plc. nr pn,,nlo. ~, RI, Fnc, Bloches Soils Cronc
Nor, Fyc. pio, Worr mr. Tctcr Scold Head En-.
lo,pcmcp, md p,;, Il III. Bones n, d Joints Stubborn
Ulee,s Syphilitic Dia.rders Lumbago Spinal Com.
plnnts ,nI nil Diseases arising from an inj udicous
ns,,r N,,.,,, Ino,ndc,r. In I,fe mr. I,npuri,y of
tho HID
v,l,nll A,Jic;,. which In. b,ro a, ,ceL Lrnted
o, the puuhc, or e.,nrdinnrv ufcs effected through
t agency hns induced tho nj the urgent re
,ues If ihcir f,nd II, Offer {, n, tho nuhc which tbev
lo with thu u,mo.t r,n6denr,in ia vntu,s and won.
,lcrG, curative properties The following certificates
.elec,ed nou In, 20 number are bowever stronger
testimony lhan the mere word of The propricors und
nrc ali from gentlemen we'll known in their locaIties
and of th. A hos. resnectnbtv man Of them reading
In IN, civ oi Richmond yn
+. BOYDEN Esu of Tho Exchange Hotel Rich
m.nl knu. every wlere sny-. h. hos .r,n the Medi.
,lnn called Carter Spun-h Mixture administered In
over hupdrcd cases IN men the discusses for which
II Ia recommended with the most astonishing good re.
.ut4 o suys /, il tho most cxraordinsry medicine he
hn. ever scen
dspc and Fspcy--Gyest CDye-l hereby certify that
ror ihrrr yenr had Agc aud Fever of of the most yo.
lent ,tcscfpion had 3, vcnl plysc nns took larcs
,rnntitics o(Q min. Mercury. and | believe all tho
onics ndycus,.l bui all without any rermnnent re-
lief AT Inst | trsd Cntlc,'s Spanish Mixture two
bottles Of which clleetually cured m, and / am happy
to say have had rcithcr Chila or Fever since con.
.cr il the beat Tonic In the world nnl the only rned
cine thot over reached m, cnso JOHN LONGDEN,
Bcn,er Dam ncar Richmond, vn
& H. Lu,k E.a now in Richmond and FOR napy
wear. in the Post hre has suc conf lcnoe in the as
,onisG,np lhcucy of Cnrers pansh Mixtufe TINT ho
as toupht upward. of 20 hutties which he has given
wnytot,e afflicted. Mr. Luck snys h. hns never known
ITO fn,l when taken according Ia directions.
Dr. VI ngr practising Phvsicnn, and formerly Of
the Cy Hotel In the oity of Richmond, says hs wit.
nrsacd In number of instances the ciecs Of Carters
Spanish Mixture whih we're mos, truly surprising Iio
snya IN cn.c of Conanmp ton dependent ON the Liver
tho good effects we've wonderful indeed
Samuel NJ DrinLer OF tho firm nf Drinker g. Mo ris
Rchmsnd. was cured of Liver Complaint of 3 years
landing by the use Of TWO bottles OF Gaers ST ansh
Mix,ur.
tireai Cnre of ScroJuia--Thc editors of the Rich.
nond Republican had u seryan employed in their press
toeu, cured al violent Scroula combined witt, Rheu.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

Severe Case Of Rheumatism

7
March ith, 1883.
Messrs Mortimer 4, Nowbrny:- Genrleinrn--llayng
been afflicted with Rheumatism for some time in II.
worst forms and being nhle to obtain relief from
other medicines | wns induced To trs "llamptou'sV Veg
eable Tncture" iew bottles of which. am happy 10
say have made perfect cure
At the time commenced usiug the rincture | was
scarcely able to walk | nm and haye been for
some weeks. entirely free from AL pam.
Youra ,, ms, truly NJ T.. MAY.
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I IVERCOMPLAlNT, JAUNDIoE, nYs


Ipopsia Chronic Nervous Debility, Disease Of the
kidneys. and NIL Diseases arising from Disordered
Liver stomach, such Constipation, Inward Piles,
Fncsr Blood the Head. Acidty of the Stomach,
Nnu Hcnibufn Disgust for Food. Fullncss weight
1t the Stomach, Sour Eructations Sinking Fluterng
the Pit Of the Stomao IA. Swimming of the Head, Hur.
ried and difficult Breathing, Fluerng at the Heart,
Cboaking Sufocntng Sensations when in lying pos
ure. Dmncss of Vision Dots Webs before the sight
Fever aud Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Pers-
pution Yellowness of the skin and Ewes Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest Limbs SC, Sudden tushes of Heat.
Burning in the Flesh Constant lmsginngs of Evil. and
great depression OF Spirits can be efecua'y cured by
DoorEp HooYtAEps CELrsHATEp
GERMAN BlrTERS,
prepared by Dr. C. NJ jackson, German Medicine
Storc No 100 Arch st. one door below Sixth Philada
Their power the above diseases is not exceed,
If equaled bv any other preparation in the United
States the attest, in p'any utter skfu
physicians Ind ailed,
These Bitter. worthy the attention of Invaids.
Possessing great virtues in the rectcaton of the liver
and lesser glands exe,csing the searching power
in weak and ufe, ms It the digestive organs they
wita sa. ecruin and pleasant
VInGISA TESTIMONY. DR. j. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Va. feb 9th 1889, snd; II am entirely Of the
German Biters. They have become al the rage Moth
ingolse sells
The Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock. Va.
snd, Jan 10Th 1885, "A Great Medcine.-We have
unilormy RETAINED from recommending to the public
any of the various pntent medicines Of the day unless
thoroughly convinced of their value. Among those
nsder worthy of notcr is the German Btters in
cnted by DIR. Hoohand, and prepared by DR. jackson,
Philadelphia. One instance in particular. in which
he superior virtues OF 's medicine have been tested
tssallen under our observnli'n. During the last
Of MIR. Abram Crabill, OF this county. was
cry seriously affected with Liver Complain, and after
trying, in vain, various remedies hepurchasea bottle
OF the Btters, aud after using it, much relieved
OF his distressing maady that he procured a. other bot
lie and is now restored entirely tn health"
They entirely setable, free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the system, and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
DISSOLUTION.

1 solved II, limitation. All persons having claims
gain, the Con, viii present hem to Joseph IT, WI
ION for pa ment; those indebted the concern viii
make payment TO Joseph II Wilson. he having rur'
.asci lnes Frank n'r interest in the cpncern.
JOS II. VII SON.
JAMES FRANKLIN
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( [NOW-NOTnINGS.-Whies md Demo
= GEyTLEMEN'S GOODS

n cra. are respectfully invited call and examine
the best stock of
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS
have vet had the plea OF offering, being Sc led
the best terms. in New York, by uy-elf with particular
regard 10 ssyle and durability, aud will be sold and
made up or cash, 10 punctun paying customers. as
low ns the same goods be bought else" here
Among III, stock wall be found
French Cloths and Doe,kins uf best make and fin sh,
nice lot Fancy Oassimers. Drap de etc Summer
Clolhs [ nims. Drings mud Marsares for pants Plum
and Fancy Vrs'ings OF Silk Satin, Marsa lies. &C,
and the hest trimmings Of every kind, Cotton and Linn
Shirts and Drawcs, 10 inches. Also, handsome
colorcd bosom Shirt. with French cuff, tor travelling
and summer wear Coars all kinds and sizes. Cravnts
Ha dkerchefs Gloves Half Hose OF all kinds, &c &c.
Ambrose Page still manages the Tnlorng Dep lrt-
rnent upl5 Is WM L. PAGE
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pEAUrlrCI DAGUERKEoTYpEs

ID Arr c Red, Hhie and Bin"
MINIS x TANNER. tho pride Of the minr'
Thy pictures the best TINT
Thy gallery is the shrine of devoton.
To those who stand Grmiy o thee
Thy ttinnrrh Ii has made bunglcrs t,emblc
When womans gay form -tunds in view
Thy camera makes AL the craft grumblr
Who envy the work that you do,
Who envy the work that you do,
Who envy the work TINT yor do
Thy camera NAL - al II craft grumbe,
Who envy the work TINT you do.
Thy gallery MI spac n, and hrse
Is daily thronged with rn,e beauty;
Who pea.'d with your ,kilI, think not Of chnrge,
But attend f., IN nl duty
Fair rraid.ns and gents. both aud afnr,
Come right away Main street,
Where ali loycrs of true picutcs meet,
Nearly fronting the ClotAing Bozanr;
Nearly fronting the Clothing Baztar,
Nearly fronting the Clo,hirg Bazan.
Where all lovers of ttnc pictures meet,
From rpcions all r1und, both and afar.
NoTE-rhe Gallery of MISNIs & TANNER is on
Main street, Sd door from Bridge, side, where the
most beautiful specimens of the Daguerrean Art
produced s hOuls Of the day, the saiisac
terms. maf23ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
VOL. 3.---NO. I'll.

ture their plans for the arrest of the delinquent"
The Standard says that between sixty and
seventy five thousand dollars were obtained un-
der this frnud by Nichols.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

PRING, IsiJ-STIGLER. McELDERRY
- e. CO, (at the old stand of D. 4 G. Peters
MAIN ST. LyneLJnre, Virginia, invite the attention of
their customers friends and the public generally, to
their stock of NEW GOODS, just opened, consisting
of Lawns Ginghnms, Prints, Organdes Jaconets,
Tissues Grape dParrie Berage 'Luines Figured aud
solid Chdles. solid Mouslins. figured do, and White
Goos in great variety-all of which they are offering
very low. mar2s-is
Republican and Floyd InteIligencer please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

CENTLEMEN'S EASHIONS-FOR
VI SPRING l855.-Ths subscriber has received
Scots unr.valle1 Report of Fashions for Spring, 1855
Gent men respectfully invited to call and examine
The craft supplied th copies at 3l50, CASH.
All persons indebted the subscriber respect.
iully aud urgently solicited TO call and Tile
wish t. start Moth by the lCih March.
mai jis WIN l.. PAGE.
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NEW CONCERN.

HNHE undersigned will continue the Groceey md
c ,mmis>an business ut the old stand oi Wilson
4 F.ank'in. where he intends keeping gebeini stock
of every article in his line and would ga u see ns
old customers and the public gene'aly Pr mpt afien
tlon to ali forwarding and other business entrusted to
JOS H. w HlLooN'
Snptr.nber st. 1851 sep2 -
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TERMS.

n - ,npn in advance. No paper will be discontinued e
- At Il. option OF Propetors, until all arreatas~ ~
have paid ,
sasRTISENESrS inserted for 90 cents per Sus'e "
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unless ordered inner form weekly and theu =" ''S
ter mare will be charged for each Insertion II hs hun 9' ~
rrfions is not marked the Ms II viii be puoish"" " "
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For one square, daily :: s5o
FOR Sn~ SQUARE semi. weekly go
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Advertisements intended both papers subject to special
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a. nua alvertisers will be limited to their IN m'"e u"
sinss or the charged at transient rates
ss- An new advertise appear in the daily ana semi
week., papers. -. - -. .,..,.t
a. obituary which exceed eight lines are charged
rateahly for the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
DOMAINS & JOHNSTON
Gr0cers and Commission Merchants,
july 9ts Petersburg, Va
,rmE LITTLE GIANT CORN AND

SOAN n
l. COB CRuSHER.-N e are ready To furnish Plant.
With this Mil, which bas received first premiums
wherever exhibited, mud which attracted universal at
tentiun n the Agrieult lra Fahe lately held in Peters
burg aud Richmond. 1t is simple and durable, and
uaV be Q iup and managed bv atV We warrant
the small NJ To grind 10 bush. pr. hour with horse,
P,ice $l6. complete and the large Mill To grind 30
bush pr hour with horses. Price sos delivered in
Petersburg Richmond.
THOS BRANCH & SONS,
Jan 8 dts Agents for Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

OF almost every Description embracing s,l, bres
Goods Irish Linen, Flanncs, Lnseys. Ca'sinetts,
Kersey.. Kentucky Jeans, &c. &c.
500 Snwls more e,s of various siy =. nj unusual
ly cheap prices.
n B-New Gools received nearly every week.
~ 23-rts JNO. j. PURVlS. Ag't, &c. &c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
For Rent.

FINHE 81 scrbcr ha, ing made arrangement. 70 leayc
l. the city. Wishes rent the house aud lot where hr
,ow Ives for the reminder of the year. For terms ap-
pl, to my-ef or Mr. Henry l. Rro"n. .....
mo / dis &C WiNGFIELD
NOR RENT Warehuuse on the Basin at
l. pre,ent occupied by Mr.. fayrttc w. Stept,e ro-
session iyrn IN the lst ofJanulry.
sen III. AMBROSE B. EUCkEi.
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To the People of the City of Lynchburg and all
the Surrounding Count es
Sunp,y of New Goods,

EOHN J. PlRVlS, Agent Tor Kent, Paine x Ken
~ under te s;va f"Ag't for :. s, Kent, ne" Il
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BENNETT & BEERS. Proprietor,

No. 1875, Main st Richmond, Va
Aud for .nle by J. n Scay. ID. II. Lyman, j. II.
thompson & Co. Lynehbulg, Va,, and by dealers in
MeIicincs erywhele. sep SLY
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-11-17

The Last Man Of them AH--Mr. Benjamin
Pickard, formerly of Niagara Township, paid
visit to his old neighbors here, few weeks
ago, hale and hearty as man of nnety,two
can be. Mr. Pickard, is the last survivor of the
celebrated corps of Buffers Rangers, com.
posed Of American loyalists, which distingui>
shed itself SO much in the Revolutionary war
in the States. This Regiment, seven hundred
strong, was raised chiefly in the valley Of the
Mohawk, N. Y, and was commanded by Col.
J. Butler. Shortly after the peace of 1888, it
was disbanded at Niagara, the men and officers
all receiving liberal grants of land, in this and
the adjoining Townships. Mr. Pickard served
through the war, as drummer ia this famous
regiment. He now resides in Benhem.-
Niagara Mail.