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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-22
Bank Dr1tcnttons in Boston.

We have mentioned the fact thata defacation
amounting to $4,000 had been discovered in the
Grocprs Bank. Boston. Mr.. G.. F. Thayer, the
cashier, is the defaultng officer and has disap
prared.
The Boston Journal of Monday says:
We also an ierstand that mysterious disap-
pearance Of a similar nature has occurred be-
tween the Suffolk Bank and the Merchants
Bans. The amount is S2,510, THE Suffolk
Bank claims to be able 10 show that the bills
were delivered. The Merchants Bank never
received them Thus the matter stands at pres
.ent. Tie whole affair is wrapped in deep
mystery, which all the efforts to solve have thus
far b en- ia vain.
The Boston Courier says;
Oar late highly respected fr'iow citizen. Jos, =
ah II. Kilbourne. Esq, wh" wrote letter to IN :
wife that he was "going over Cambridge bridge
aud who, dav or two before his mysterious dis
appearance stntf-d his pockets with ten thousand
dollars worth of bills of exchange on London,
which he purchased of John +. Thaytcr u CO.,
paying for them checks on French Wells " Co.
is in England So l,e writes in another letter
to his wife in which he invites her to come t"
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Later Crar The PIninS.

The ST. Louis Democrat has later advices from
the Plains. Geaersl Harvey, who was at Fort
Pierre, previous TO leaving Fort Laramie, made
a demand upon the Sioux of the Platte for the
marderers of the mail party some time since
Soon after three Of the raurderei's came to the
fort dressed in full wsr.costnme printed for their
death song. and gave themselves up, or to use
their own expressive language. Threw their
lives away fer the good Of the tribe" They were
Red Leaf and Long Chin, the two brothers of the
Bear, or Mattciowan who was killed in the affair
with Lieut. Grntten. and Spotted Tail, a noted
brave. AT the same time, also, Red Plume and
the Spotted Elk came in and voluntarily offered
themselves as hostages far the peace of the tribe.
They we're all accompanied by their squaws, and
we're at once placed under guard. Afterwards
they were all brought down t" Fort Leavenworth
under the charge Of Brevet Major Johnson.of the
9th infantry, and an escort Of twenty men, Ac
companying these were Iieet. w ID. Smith and
Lieut. Gordon the latter "f whon only came as
tar as Fort Riley. The general disposition of
the Sioux of the Sotih Platte seem to incline to
,eucp.
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Rtporfed Death of Rnh,rt Nhcnultr

reported Death of Robert Shcuyier.
In the Courier dos Flats Irnis, we find thu fol-
lowing, as extracted from a private letter from
Paris:
"Robt Schuyler died about tho middle Of
November. IN the environs Of Genera, where he
had lived for some time. with his family. in strict
'ncogaito. His colossal frauds had not enrich
ed hun, but for his subsistence he received the
necessary sum fiom America.
For long time the place Of his residence
would have been unknown, but that many per-
sons in high Rail Rond positions. especially in
that OF the New Haven Road were interested
in seeing him, and finding him. silent as he was.
From the time he left, his health went on de-
ciinlng, and he died heart broken.
Many great Financiers of New York will not
be sorry to hear the news of his death. He has
lett, am told great number of important pa
pers, which add>-for they will be published
chapter curious in tho history and speculatons
of the New World.
His body has been put in n state of preserva-
ton. and will probably be transported to Amer-
Gu"
All this may be- and may not be. Mr.. Schuyler
may have reasons for spreading these reports of
his death. The Courier says mot from whence
thus letter comes. or to whom sent here.-N. Y.
Express
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LATEST NEWS.
PROCEEDINGS INCoNGRESs.

WASHINGTON. Dec 2O.-SENATE-Mr. Brod.
head from the Committee on Claims, submitted
report that all the private claims ON which adj
verse reports were made ordered during the
last session of Congress, which were pending ut
Its close, and which claims afe founded upon
any law OF Congress regulation of the Exeou-
i've departments or contract expressed or i'm
Piled with the Government. and which the claim.
ants choose to prosecute before the Court OF
Claims be referred to said Court. The report
was adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Glass; the protest of the
members of the Illinois Legislature against Mr..
Turnbull's election was referred to the committee
on the judiciary.
Mr.. Trunbul presented evidence showing that
he ceased to be a judge and was succeeded by
another two years before his election to the Sen
ate. His petition was similar y referred:
The Senate then adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE The House again proceeded to vote
for Speaker as follows: banks l04; Richardson
73; Fuller "a; scattering 10.
Mr. Smith, of Alabama, said the result of the
vote just announced is pretty fair indication of
the result to be reached to-day. Wishing to
promote, by degrees. the business of the House,
he proposed to proceed to the election Of the
Standing Committees; one, the committee of
Ways and Means, and the other the committee
on Foreign Affairs-The Northern party to nom
mate four members thereof; the Administration
party 3. and the Corporal Guard of the South
assisted by the members from the North, mem
bers. These committees to select their chair
man by majority vote. and the chairmen to
preside over the ordinary business of the
House alternately till Speaker be elected
He next proposed that one hour be devoted to the
introduction ofbs TO be referred TO appropriate
committees hereafter. The members of the
House next to be sworn iu by tho Chairman of
the Committee Of Ways and Means; and the
House next to proceed to the election Of Clerk,
Postmaster, Sergeant-at Arms, Door Keeper;
and last, but not least, Chaplain through whose
prayers, perhaps, soMe oil may he fhrown on the
troubled waters. This is no time for crimna-
ton and recrmnation. We want harmony and
concessioa.
Several gentlemen objected that the plan Of
the law Of 1880 was ia the way, prescribing that
the Speaker and Clerk shall first lee elected. and
the members sworn in by the Speaker, before
proceeding 80 any other business.
Mr. Smith remarked that unless some such
plan be adopted the public business would suffer.
WAsHaNGToN. December 1.-The Senators
who left tsie caucus oN the Priatiag question,
Mason. Va; Brown, Miss;
Hunter, Va; BrodheaS, Penn;
Euller- . c.; Bright, Ind.
They AL against the Umoa, which the
President INSISTS shall be the Democratic 1organ.
Forsey kangs aut for buchanan. Nicholson
for Pierce, taosga both y. aad r. are now in the
orgaa.
Everything Images aa tMe Presidency, and
there is great fare up Between the friends of
different sspirants.
Pennsylvania claims = great deal ON the plea
that her vote will he necessary to elect Demo
cratic candidate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-22
Robbery Of the Harrisb3rg Arsenal Mnsksts
sext b Co. Kinney.


sest to Ce( Kinney.
On Thursday, the 18th inst., quite an excite
ment was caused at Harrisburg Ivy the arrest of
Anthony E. Drnar. keeper of the State Arsenal.
suspicion ~f srfr~s,r'ating state arms to
sustain fllibu steriag ia Nicaragua. 1t seems
that a short time since several hundred muskets.
estimated to be worth sbeat s $1,000, were taken
from the Arsenal sNd forwsrded by express to
New York. consigned TO some individuals, (prob
ably the agents Sf Col kinney,) who had con-
tracted for their rSc'eh ace The boxes arrived
safely in New YORK, where they seized by
81 officer falls pmls w'ef'rd to act in the matter.
Drane being the keeper OF the Arsenal suspicion
at once fastened uren him being particips
criminals. and he was arrested and after a bear
ing, committed ia default of bail. Aaron Coburn
of Pisi,ad@lpais alsa arrested in that city,
charged witt, &eiNg Concerned in the affair, and
beund over ia the sum IL $1,000 to answer. Mr.
CobUrn is memher eject of the Legislature
FROM Phlsdeli,his.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Proceedings Of Congress MoMullen Warlike
Smith r.ghting--No Sneaker Yet


Smith Fighting Speaker Yet.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Elm the House to-day
Mr.. Giddings, of Ohio, denied making the re-
mark attributed to him by Mr.. McMullen, of Vir-
ginio, and spoke Of the latter in an insignificant
and disparagipg manner.
Mr.. McMullen replied with spirit and avowed
his readiness to defend himself in the House or
out of it.
Mr.. Cox resumed his remarks Of yesterday,
arguing 10 show that the National Americans
could hold no union with slavery agtntars.
Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia, defended the Den o.
cratic party, and invoked them 10 stand firm in
their present position, especially in the hour
when they purged of the last vestige of
frcesoilism.
Mr.. Foster replied to Mr.. Cobb.
The House adjourned without a ballot.
An alteration occurred this afternoon. on
Penns ylvania Avenue. between Hon. William
Smith, ofthe Virginia delegation in Congress,
and Mr.. Wallack, the editor Of the Star, growing
out Of the report Of Mr.. Smiths remarks made
in the House, as published in the Star. Blows
were exchanged aud an old fashioned rough roll
and tumble fgh, ensued. The Ex-Governor
nose was somewhat damaged and Wnlack's fin
ger wounded. No weapons were used.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-22

M 4RRICD.

, w, Inst by the Rev William F. Junkin. Mt JAS
Il ", Of Lyneh..arg. to Miss NIRdISIA ahkfSLfk'
"' Of the late David Creenlce ot Rockbridge doanty
ti Inst, DibreMs Springs, Bot'torrt county Va
~ Nv Jalnts J. iargent MIR WIN T. WALLACE to MISS
'''fs Err ofthe former place
Ya aSn inst. by Rev. Mr.. McElwee, Mr. JOHN \.
dts,t' OF kock5ridge county to Miss MARTHA A. VII
'"s' OF james Wilson, of Rockbridge county
h ~ rSay the 18th Inst. by Rev. A.. Davidson MI
(,s, rLoooER and Miss SARAH FRAScEs kkip,
"! John D. Reid all Of Rockbrdee county
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-22
wv ''''N''@''" HENRY LoNlNt,
NALUABIE REAL. EsTATE rom SALE,

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Cour, the city OF
ynehbufg pronounced on the Goth day of November 1855
tue case OF Iyrec and Others Tyrces Exnrs &c the
Undersigned Commissioner will proceed the 2sih
Der lsoo to sell by Of public auction highest bid
der the following parcels of Real Estate tow Lot with
ngood Tobacco Factory thereon situated Main street
Tue city OF Lynehbnrg just below the Factory Dexter
Vey bro,hef fronting All feet said and running
oaek osieet also Lot containing half situated In
the city aforesaid adjoining the premises at
oy christopher burton ESD fronting the stree, passing
IN 'front.' OF the residence of General Rodes, aud another
situated In Sandy Hook, fronting about ~ Lynch
burg and Concord Turnpike and extending back the
Ing path of the J. X, & X. Canal
These Lots are all valuable, and will he sold credit
SIX twelve aud eighteen months for equal insalncnts Of the
purchase money the purchasers executing bonds with
proved personal security aud the title to each parcel retained
until the purchase money therefor Is fully paid The sale
the two Lots In the city will take place
lyi that of the Lot in Sandy Hook the
scribed SAMIIEI. TyREE
doc le.dt2eth doc Cnmr
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$14O.OOO!!!
A MARYI AND LOTTERY
To be drawn the HAVANA PLAN.
MANAGERS OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND
LOIIEKIEs Haliinnrr. Doc / lea

MANAGERS OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND(
LOTTERIES, Baltimore Dec. l, 1850 :
The Managers of the Maryland Lotteries having had
gcsted that the plan Of drawing the HAVANA LOTTERIES has
its avorites, and being DESTROYS to crafty the public
concluded to draw Il LOT Terry ON THE HAVANA PLAN
the third SATURDAY in each month
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Maryland,
CLASS g.
To be drawn in Baltimore Nd Saturday, Jan. 10 1856
Prizes amountngto
40 900 dollars
win be distributed according the following magnificent
Scheme.
10000 Numbers IL 900 Prizes!
Z e Prizes pay able In FULL without DEDUCTION.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-22
THIS DAY
BY wM. II. MOsRY, Auc,ionccr
tx CaMn,AGE. nuGGv. HARNESS
FUTURE DAYS,
GALE OF SLAVES,

- AK OF si.ANES.-4Aciinx rs Com us Ion :
- es nnoef deed OF the County Court of Amherst county,
made AZ ITS December term 1858 in the of Parrish
vs. Parish &C The undersigned will TUESDAY the eath
OF December sell to the highest bidder for cash Amherst
Courthouse FIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF and
three women These slaves likely aud valuable
cialy invited Il A COGlIIII
JAS. u. COLEMAN Comrs
dec lNdSctooth HENRY LOVING \
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CoMu,ss.o>En's sALn.--""r.""n,, to /"

n NUNW1NNIONEK'N SNEE.--bUr.Unnt 10 n
~ decree the Circuit Court for the corporation Of Lynch
burg n special November Goth 1888 In the
luckct Hare the undersigned Commissioner, Will sell
o THURSDAY the 27tL dayof December next the pre-
misses, puhlic much Of the TRACT OF LAND
of the of Douglass II Puccct decd viii be sufficient
pay the debts in the decree mentioned credit of equal
instruments of six and twelve months the purchaser
giving negotiable the purchase money salts,
actory endorsed and the tile be retained until tic pu
money paid land be designated the day of
sale. SAMUEL NOW LIN,
2a-dt27th Commissioner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-22
The Border Troultes at an end.

ST. LoUls, Dec. ia despatch dated lnd"-
pendence. 18th, says that the trouble al Law
renee has been settled by the people .proms 'nG
to deliver up the ofenders,o obey the laws Of the
Territory. and to recognize the Governor AS
such. and conduct themselves In future as IA law
abiding people. They refuse however I, uf-
I;v.r M, their arms. The volunteers from Mis-
souri, had di -banded and returned
Col. Cummings, Superintendent of lndi'nl Al
f,;rs. arrived It, Council Bluffs yesterday from
the Black Feet Country. having concluded ttea
ties with several tribes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-22

NOThCE--NcgrOc-f for Anic.--I will, N Commits
soner OF the Circuit, Court OF Nelson county, sell
ms nest bidder, nj Nelson Courthouse, WEDNESDAY,
the dday Of January next likely GIRL AND BoY ON n
credit OF four months the purchaser give negotiable paper
satisfactorily endorsed
On the day following at Fabcrs MIL In Nelson county
VIII sell TEN NEGROES for cash. consisting men, women
aud children Persons desiring purchase likely negroes will
do well to attend these sales
dec lIdsCtsi Jan ALIEN FITZPATRICK
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uNACroRy FOR RENT AND FIXTURES EOI,

II SALEWe offer for rent privately until Tuesday, tho
18th day Of January tho large and well arranged TOBACCO
FACTORY of ? H. Dudley If rented privately before
that day viii then be offered for public auction
the premises At the time and place Will offer for
sao all the FIXTURES heretofore used by said Dudley
Phese Fixtures In excellent condition. and well worthy the
attention Of manuiac consisting In of ~ Presses
large number OF Mills Bands Scgmens Wrcnchos and In
fact thing the of extensive
business To who would desire the house the
Fixtures would be sold at bargain aud liberal To
desiring In the business this property offers
n splendid opportunity
PLEASANT PRESTON l,r.,
EDND. II. CHRISTIAN, '''"
d. : dlua.E Lln,.tl IL Inn
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Yhe Ernress Rnhhern

The Boston Times of Tuesday states that one
OF the parties arrested for the Express robbery
has signifed willingness to turn States evil
dence. The original boxes which contained the
gold stolen are in the hands of Boston officers.
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~ Feeiiuy in the Grimm

H1-TttIIHg III THt LTtWfH.
kossuth says, in II letter to the N. Y. Tri-
bune
:" nave the most positive information that the
French and the English are on the worst possible
terms in the Crimea. Neither men no, officers
cultivate familiar intercourse. The French
treat the English with supercilious haughtiness
since the Redan affair. just as the English have
treated the Turks from the beginning.
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~ TATEln pursuance OF decree Hastings Court
OF the city of Lynohburg shall Commissioner said
cree named on SATURDAY, the 29tb of December the
residence of the late Henry Haynes sell public auction
all the real and peBona property which said HAYNES
died seized aud possessed consisting of the HOUSE AND
LOT upon which the said Haynes resided and TRACT or
LAND situated In the county Of Campbell about four miles
FROM the city OF Lyncbnrg containing about 20 also
four Slaves Mule the Household Kitchen
also two shares OF Guaranteed Stock In the Va Tenn Rail
road, aud nine Shares In the Citizens Savings Bank The
personal property to be sold credit of four months
the real estate upon credit OF six and twelve months Nogo
table notes satisfactorily endorsed will be required
purchase money and III" title 10 the real be retained
until the purchase money be paid Sale TO II
O'Clock, A. NJ. and to continue until completed
dec 5-d2awttlth 'WM 4 YANCEY, Comr
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the Cabinet and a number of Invited guests are
participating, and all are having glorious time,
heightened with music and Teasing.
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RIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.

ashiu g,On u Ou~e-h. Sneah 4 Co. Prop'r~.
pc 2i--L A J Menxon, Buena Vista; l. Evans Farm
Corran and lady Milwaukee, Jno Dckerson, Grayson;
rocket " ythe; Jno Carol Carroll Washing, n y; N
\ m, Philads; L. A I.ut,rd Wythevie: Bunanrant,
va Il NJ Burks Bristol; s white Haics Ford; J l.
fsh Franklin; M G. Booth Ny; Morgen. BEDFORD; NJ q
Aieshaay Springs; A Hawkins, Monroe; l1r w Black
~ Point; W Smith Salem; g " Fandrci, Richmond;
anas, u J E HALEY and lady, Alexandra; Sam.
California; A Lewis, Pitts; NJ Caroi Bedford; n 7
ans, Adams & Co.'S Express; c Freeman, X;
Nary kean, Baltimore; W Shepard Ohio + Hndnni,
fd CT Cooke, Botetourt Springs NJ Harris BLACKS.
1 Or ] r Stcptoc Bedford Tapscott Rockingham; &
td, Roanckc Tunnel Backs5urg, Miss Price. Y Z u-
- u Bell BEDFORD Miss Street, Campbell: Sias Dear
v Falls, bedford; WA Miller Depot; W Clarkson,
M ID Lee, Caiupi.e,
Lfr'i Uousr--N o0rr ~ Anthony, proprirtors.
| VIM G Peck. Bristol Il T Berry, y &N X Nj
| ~ do; Tyncl Backsburg: Col NJ Arnold camp,
| rent and daughter. Apromauox; Mrs t'reineF ana
hherst VIM + Holly: city; q Wood, lady aud serf l,
i'd' w James Roanoke; II IL Wilians Motto" ay;
| SA's Henrico; p NJ New land Wythe X W ard 90
t,-ft do; T. Jones Roanoke A w Hfnsr > !. Is -;
r. rsnklin; " Coles, jr.. PitsylN nnia; NJ kadf"rd
Needord VIM Moore, Va; 7 Loftwich, bedtord II
reieTshurgI G 4 Venabe. S II II; J Eprtrson'
h n'ai D'hs, do Oliver, Campbell Z Wara'
mont Bedford r Cook. Ptsylvania; -Mr lIetchford'
WI II Mnntero. city; G Hall, JGarland Peters
MN Hrecar, Aexandri'; lir Il NJ Hewitt, CampDei;
q ,,H do; G Hood. Farnyi!ie II c Guthrey, fr I'd
'''nas, Petersburg.
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1,OVO HrsZes, 10 SAAO,VVO
APPROPRIATION PRIZES
The preceding and the succeeding numbers DO those
winning the first 300 Prizes entitled to Approximation Pri
u above.
The payment of all Prizes is guaranteed by the state of
Maryland
All Tickets In the Lotteries authorized by the State of Ma.
ryland bear the Autographed signature Of r Y brennan,
General Agent for the Contractor"
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
There 10000 Tickets numbered from to 10000 There
1000 Prizes The numbers from tn 2OO0 ponding
with fosc the tickets printed separate slips of paper
rolled up encrcled with small tin tubes and placed
wheel Tho Of the different 200 full prizes al
rolled up the and pacod in another wheel
TIE 500 Approximation Prizes are decided rs above
revolving the wheels number is drawn ont of tho
IF numbers and at the time is drawn from the
Prize wheel by boys who bndnldod These opened
and exhibited the audencehe prize bdng credited to the
number drawn by the Commissioner This operation IN
peatcd till all the Prizes drawn
wishing particular numbers must send their orders
early with Instructions what do in they sold
The drawing will be promptly sent to MI purchasers
PRICE OF TICKETS
Wholes SO Halves 81 Quarters 2,50 Fights LES.
Address orders for Tickets to Il. X Brennan
dec 10 LII Haltimnre. Md
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GALE OF REAL. EsTATE.-In pursuance Of
- decree of the Circuit Court 81 Lynehburg shall
Commissioner In said decree named sell the premises
SATURDAY, the 18th day of January, nd o'clock p NJ at
public auction upon credit of & 2 months
VACANT GROUND, situated In the corporation Of Lynch.
burg Main street nearly opposite Capt San McGorklca
Negotiable satisfactorily endorsed for equal portions
the purchase money Ill be required and the title
til the last payment be made.
WM. 4. YANGEY Comr
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ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.

ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.
NEW YORK, Dec. 81. The Steamer Hermann
arrived to-day, but brings no news Of interest
her mails having been anticipated by tho Asia.
MARKETS.
Flour firm; State $S.25; Ohio 80 GO South
orn 80.
Wheat quiet at yesterdays rates.
Virginia Skies ga.
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Entertainment Of The AmOsksag peterans W
the President.
WASHINGTON, Dec. I9.-The President is to-
piobt socially entertaining the New Hampshire
Am,skeop Stark Veterans. The members OF
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i ED by THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE, RICHMOND,
NA-BuTTERS SIMoNS, No. ly Main street. (neary
opposite the Exchange Bank Richmond Va have receysd
the for the State of Virginia for the sale Of VIM T.
Emerson's celebrated PIANO FORrES These Pianos y
finished in the best manner and for their aud
brnncy of tone and durability. equal to those of
other manufactured In this country.
a FACT WORTHY Oh NoIE.-One Of Enorsons Piano
Forte put the Fair of the Mechanics Institute
sed In Richmond without the knowledge Of Mr. Emerson
ecyed the highest preaaiua owaydedA FIRST CLASS III
pBDMA.
Every instrument warranted In every respect
We shall soil Plano Fortes the prices
good negotiable paper an 81 ifdSe1y
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IL
He TURERS OF BICII'S PATENT IRON BEAM PLOW.
Our Premium Hillside, Improved Livingston Peekski and
Eagle Flows and Castings Improved Thrashing Machines
Corn Shelters Cutting Knives and Road Scrapers also
proved Double Action Force Pump for Wells Springs
ON TIE BASIN, Lynchbnrg Va.
do hereby certify that have tried for myself Rchs Iron
Beam Patent have hesitation this inya
liable Implement, opinion the best Pow In and dcs
tined as believe take the place of all others when Shall
become generally known. JOHN HALLIDAY,
Nurscryman and Florist, near Lynchburg, Va
CHAs " iysCH Esq of this city, who has the Iron
Flow several months past as the hest
Pillow In AMI has advised his friends procure
has given fullest liberty refer confidently 10 him
sep us H. :. WHITTEMORE e. BRO.
VELVET sLOANs, Moire Antique Trim.
MiNG.-MOlRE ANTIQUE CLOAKS Velvet Trim
ming-CL0TH Cl.OAKS. MORE Antique Trimming
have the above almost every color and in price from
tue lowest grade to the most clegan. be had us
cail tuoy 2tsl GEO. NJ. RUCKER co.
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psS nAGS SHOT, of all sizes just roeeived a.
"eSu SAUNDERS e. IPBY'S.