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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-01
FOR SALE


A GREAT BARGAINING are now cfTsring for
n sale Lot on Broad Street adjoining the Blacksmith,
shop OF David NJ Allen. 1he Lot is fifty feet front by
one hundred and forty deep, with aliey in the rear
II Is for sale on the most accommodating terms Apply
to LlNDSLkY L CROCKETT
jan2l-lm s3 ,lisga straat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-01

DIARIES FOR 1855.
~ All the various styles and editions for sale by
jAn5 W. T. BERRY L co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

LADIES oS the SfRlaF.-Aeeordng 10 tie
best authority in matters pertaining TO the 6taa
monde. the two following rules are al Jau:
l.t Before You bow tn ladyfn the street
permit her TO decidc whether yon may do 50 or
not. lay at least 10 |, of recognition.
d When your companion bows TO 4 lady you
should IL the sane. When gentleman bows
II a ladg in your company, always bow TO hun
IN return.
Ladies conpnin lhat gentlemen pnS, thrm by
in ihe streets uuulticed, when III fact, the ianit
arises from their own breach oi po!iteness. 1t is
their duty 10 do the amable first. for it is PRIV
ilege which ladies' eni~y Of choosing their own
associates or ncquautanees. " gentleman likes
TO risk brin- eat in the street by a lady through
Il premature salute. Too many ladies', it wuuid
seem. "don'J know their trade" Of politcn 60
Meeting ladies' in the street whom ono la- casu-
ally met in company, they seldom bow uaes- be
bows first, and when gentleman never departs
from the rule of good breeding, EXCEPT occasion
ally by way Of experiment, his eequaintances do
not multiply but he stands probably charged
with rudeness The rule .plaip. lady must
be civil to Il gentleman in whose company she Is
/. usually brought; bat gentleman is not upon
this to presume upon aquantanceshr the hrst
tme.he afterwards meets her in the street. If it
be her will she gives some token of recognition,
when the gentleman may bow; otherwise he must
pass on and consider himself stranger. No
lady need hesitate to bow to gentleman, for he
win promptly and politely answer even if he has
forgotten his fair snuter, None but brute can
do otherwise. Politcness. or good breeding, is
like law-''the reason of things"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24
III. G. EarreErs Arabian Eminent
TRIUMPHANT YEa DISEASE


1t is fact established and well klnAu ihat the Ara
tans attained height in the kao,, 49, &c OF medicine
wlieh caused the whole world to wonder and admire
Win them the seize ce Of chemistry had its hrh and
il Is, therefore, oil strange that people emf,
uenty su in the healing and perseverng
aud dning ia character, should 10y actual and untiring
extrrment discover remedies far surprising in ficucy
MI others. Tor The at those diseases incident 10
them from their mode Of life Tie greater par o their
tim being spent in haza laus aud bloody waIr ire wi 1t
their nibe they subject the violent attacks
inlannat9ry diseases. also the hurrd wounds
sPraas bruises umos, s,yelgs, disease of the ionts
tic. etc. All these diseases they sirprsire ly
ii. lent il curing. that the unHitiaed looked with won
DEF and attributed their skill IA the powers at magic-
Il. u. FARRELL'S ARABIAN l.tNlNENr is "A com
position 81 6i>ams and oils. from plants peculiar
Ia This country, and II 10y the OF the article,
composing this srent emey that only their phy
clans but the wild Arabs OF the desert were eaa-
bed to perform such miraculous The Arab sire1
IA world ferrwuei FIR his beautiful symmetry of tol M
his unsurpassed ,need d agility. aud the Incredible
ftiane h. ia capable OF enduring. Whyisit? Because
from the me Of his birth ms limbs carefully watch
ell and upon the first appearance IT disease the
10 ion IS applied. aud such things confirmed sweeny,
poll evil stua, rngbone, scratches, SPAWN ameness
eie.. etc, unknown The result will fo,log in
all when II. G furr,'s Genuine Arabian Lininen
is used in tine. Therefore delay in procuring
good supply Of il, for every dollar spent in it will save
yaa twenty, and great deal of suite ing it not your
life.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24
HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20.

WASHINGTON HoUSE-W. ". LEFrW1CH, PROP Il.
james Lovclate, Mrs c T Waller, Pitts C
H.; w S Payne. Campbell; Robert f Harris,
Loyingston; A " Saunders, Bedford: G Church
ILL., New York; James 7 Jones, Cumberland
Thos W Anderson, John VI Waldron, Pitts; d
II Marshall, Appomattox; James Il Blair, lady
and son, Pitts; Daniel I Wright, C G Fulks.
Nelson; d C Burks, va, T " Chester,Ala
Jas d Dunsam, Mo; Richard Waller, Liberty;
VIM II Harvey. Botetourt; L S Horton, Miss f
d Horton, Campbell; L d Hardy. Bedford; w
Hutheson, Botetourt; Thos l. johnson, city; Jas
Stuart, John Sampson, Rockbridge
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

AWHorE FAMILY PoIsoNEp.-We learn from
Brownsville, Pa, that family by the name of
Dinsmore. residing near Cookstown, Fayette
county, were poisoned day last week. The
oldest daughter in making bread, mistook bot
tie of arsenic for saeratus, and mixed the former
in the dough. The family, consisting of Mr.. Dins-
more, his wife, motherin-la and three children
eat ct the bread, and at the last account all had
died except Mr.. Dinsmore, who is not expected to
recover. When first seized it was thought to be
cholera, but the true cause was afterwards dis
cOVprn1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

The following is "A schedule Of the elections
which are to take place during the present year
for State officers and representatives TO Con
gre-s:
California Tuesday, Sept. / State officers.
Vermont Tuesday. september 1. Stale Off
Gers.
Maine Monday September 10. State off
Gers
Gforgia Monday. October |, State officers
and eight representatives. 4.
Pennsylvania October 3. State off
GERS.
Indiana Tuesday October 9. State officers.
0hio-Tnesday October Q, State officers.
Louisiana Monday. November 5, State officers
AMI four representatives
Mississippi. Monday, November ;, State off
Gers and five representatives
New York Tuesday, Nov. Is, State officers
Wiscnsin-Tuesday. Nov. q. State officers.
Marylnnd-W Wednesday, November Z. six re-
prpeentntiYes.
Massachusetts Monday, November II, State
officers.
In Tennessee, Alabama, California. Indiana,
Wisconsin aud Pennsylvania the Legislature in
each State elect one United States senator.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24
JouN w. NEWMAN. NJ, ID.

- l Nv .'NJfAh Ei.L fiDDSE,
Lynohburg Va
IL Ohce near the Market House. in the room FIR.
merry occupied by Dr.. Blackfi,rd. aug l7.dscims
.sOH ksENT.-rhe undersigned i. anxiou. 10
"A rent he' wen known Residence. Mulberry G.
rams s'taa'"d "nc N le below the ciiyof Lynch. HI
burg, ana Immediately n.,po4it Pri ciyais Island rbe
house is BRICK continuing rooms all In rxceleo, 10
naif; all necessary houses ard Wei of good waite,
"A the Nhfd. For terms ppply In
iae Ii-la~lm SUSANNAH PERCIvAL
= L" FAMILY FLOUR = We are rec ewing in
sar'. to-day. supply of Family Flour
marked William Radiord which we call The att4n
ton OF tar nyeIs Of good bread
aug iada" kuCkER & Reid
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

Yesterday was the anniversary of the ever
memorable and ever infamous massacre of St Bar
tholomew's 1t was on that day CA. ID.
1922, says the New York Express, that
the horrible massacre of the Huguenots was
perpetrated, by which, at one fell swoop of as.
sassination, il was hoped to quench the Prostes,
tani faith in the blood of the chief families that
professed it in France. According to the Duke
of Suy, the plot resulted in the butchery of
serenity thousand persons-a deed which has
been well branded AS the greatest crime Of the
Christian era. Yet the artillery of the Pope's
Castle of Holy Angel Numbered its volley in
honor of the news, and the Pope sang joyful Re
deum idudomus, proclaimed jubilee, and struck
a medal in honor of the event
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

SINGULAR STANDARDIZATION Mcconnell, a
dancing master, committed suicide near Paris,
Ky. ON Monday week under the following cir
cumstanees: In the morning he ordered slave
belonging TO his mother to grease his buggy
On his way 10 Winchester one of the wheels
came of, the tap having been left off by the slave.
On his return he undertook to chastse the slave,
and, as he afterwards said, was resisted by him.
He then went into the house. brought GU. a revo-
yer, and shot she slave, killing him instantly
His wife first observed him throwing down the
pistol aud raising the slave mp, and she picked
up the pistol and ran into the house with it. He
followed her, recovered the pistol, returned to
where the body of the slave was, and shot him
self through the head, surviving the act only u
few hours.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24
I.o1k ofll tar GonnkfrGaLs.


he public are cautioned against another counterfeit,
"heh has lately mace It's Appearance callc w. b. Far.
retls Arabian Lnimenr, the most dangerous of all the
counteries, because his having the name OF Farrell
maty viii buy il in good faih. without tile knowledge
that counterfeit exists, aad they will perhaps only
discover their error when the spurious mixture la
wtangh' its evil effects.
The genuine auicie is manufactured only by H. e.
tareli, sole inventor aud proprietor. md whulesa.
druggist. No II Main street. Peoria illinois, 20 whur
all applications for Agencies be addressed Be
sue yon get il with the letters H. betote Farrell :.
thus Il. G. FARRELI.'s-and his dgniture on the
wrapper; ali others are coumerleits.
=Soli by k. SfABLER X Co, Druggists.
Lynchburg, Va
and by regularly auth nzei agents throughout the United
Suites.
" Price 25ard 30 crrfs, mud 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, viag, aud
haniet IA the United Stt". in whis is not ALREADY
established. Address Il. &. Farrell rs nhovo. n,rom.
panied with good reference ciafacter csponsib
y, aue2l dscfw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

Referring to the death of the late Abbot Law
renee the New York Express reminds us of the
fact that in Isis, he lacked but one vote in the
Wing National Convention of being the Wing
nominee for the Vice Presidency. and eonse-
quently narrowly escaped the Presidential chair
afterwards, on the death of Gen. Taylor. filled
by Willard Fillmore. The same paper states
that the estate of the deceased is estimated g.
100000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24
DIR T. B. xyHIssaET"s TAsTEaEss
iiLinil =. tn AT II. l,alaa.l-r Ei,.

tie best cieopes', and efficient Caharlic ever
offered u the ruth II i n,ie!e4., (erehy avoiding
the nau eating Eject Of Pills OIL, hcr. y )aa1 PIC.
duces ~ giipirs or orr painful sensations. U like al
eher purgatve it searches The bot of the d.
co. thoroughly clenness The stona h, AID leuYe TIE
bnwrls FSriRrLY eRrE FROM eosTIvENEss. No taniiY
should he without it. Children drinh it rciIi INT
without forcing. ,d no msdirae Is mig. y recon-
me1ded by the medical ar..Ils
Owe ia j. and then ;uige = ynlselves i can
be hnd wholesale aud retail al
DR, lVRlGHTS Primo Pr. Depot, 400 Broadway
n VI Purce.I. LmId &. c., Richmond; STROLLER &
itaitehe1ds-, II. ThomPs N x CO.. Lyncehpre; aud
al tie prnciPt Drug stores throughout the State.
DR.. Virgin viii pay Oae Thousand Doll rs fur
- discovery oI any adnNiure other Than purely veg
tnble IN Ia. "Liquie CiAa lie VegctiJls Fanny
fnysir. 'yana}slS or ntaer ehemicu. process.
LILY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24
NESY FALL GOODs, 1855.

E4NRaT supply OF nov FAIL GOODS received IN
l. Lynchburg.
am NOW receiving my stock Ion the present and ap-
pfoaehins which beg call the attention Of
tie purchasing pubic. In it vii! be found tie ashona
bic styles imported this SEASON. 10 which weekly add
TORS viii lie made.
My stock of French EmLroieries i. very large and
cheap. aug SO Is JOHN G Me IN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

The National lntelgenccr has had exhibited
and explained toi an improved Geographic appa-
ratus, the invention of Mr.. David l.. Hughes of
Kentucky. which II says e seems 10 possess great
advantages over all the present modes Of telc
graphing Some Of these ARE thatt prints with
the most astonishing r0pidity. that it eommaui
Gates and receives Intelligence at the same mo
nent, that It's peenarity of construction i such
as o. cut off, "hen desirable, from all ntermcdi.
ate stations, the knowledge of message sent
from one distant point to another. that any
person in Washington for example. wishing To-
convey "A secret 10 his friend in Boston or Now
Orleans may do so with ms much privacy rs if lac
were whispering il into bis ear. lie Inns only 10
give notice 10 that friend to attend at n specified
hour al the Telegraph Office, and such is the sim
plioity of working the Instrument TINT the one
may transmit and the other receive the mes
sage without the cooperation Of an agentthongh
neither may know anything of tho principles of
teleeraphing. 1t is only necessary that they
should know how 10 spell and read Another great
beauty of The invention is, that il may be readily
attached to any of the tecgrophc modes of cor
respondonce now IN use and the principles up
on which the powers Of the natural and electro
magnets are brought into requsiton are such rs
To admit of the transmission of messages in any
condition of the atmos phcre."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24
The ST. Louis Rcnnblicnn says:

The ST. Louis Republican says:
WIN Walker half breed Of the Wyandot
tribe Of Indinns-a man Of education and wealth,
and who gleries in his Indian blood--is spoken
of az a candidater for Congress, in Kansas. The
Territory could not be better represented than
H., N, AEallor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

In Charlottesville, on Thursday last, of CON
gestive fever, Mrs. ANN W. WATSON, wife of Col
James Il. Watson, of the University of Virgin
ia.
At his residence. near Scottsville, DR.. j. Boil
LING GARRETT, son of Alexander Garrett, esq,
of Charlottesville. His remains were inferred
at Monticello
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

PIERRE SoULE declines beinga candidate for
Congress in the LIST District, La. He SAYS
II have borne my full share of the sacrifices
which public life TOO often entails its vOtaries
end it Is but justice that be permitted to rest
for Wilde at least, from the anxieties and agita
tions which have so signalIy marked my political
- well as my diplomatic career"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

INTER. OCEANIC Snip CANAL.-1he Washing
ton Star learns from n reliable source, that some
cnterprising citizens of the United States and
New Grcnada haye discovered and explored the
long sought for route for connecting tn" Atlantic
and Paedo oceans by means of ship email.
This great disidefaium to the commercial world
is certainly the most grand aud important
enterprise Of this age, and worthy the eon-id
Grafton of every civilized people and gov.
eminent. The plan. MS the Star understands. is
to 20 up the Atrato river fifty miles from
its mouth, witha depth Of frome six to ten
laihoms. and from thence to the Paoihe-a dis
lance of some sixty miles more withouta singh"
lock or obstruction in the contemplated canal. \
liberal grant has been made by the government
of New Grenada 10 the persons engaged in TIL.
grand undertaking ;and the whole route, from one
ocean 10 the other, has been accurately survey.
ed, and the facts developed are beyond doubt or
question, so far as tho feasibility of the work is
concerned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

The Louisville Journal contradie's the report.
ed death Of Robinson Of Helen Jewett notoriety.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24
CITY ayD STATE DEPARTMENT.

SERIOUS ArFRAY.--We learn from the Repub
lioan that n man named Goif WIS hit on the head
with stone by a man named Granville Tucker
in the neighborhood Of Big island, and was 50
very seriously Injured that il Is thought he viii
not recover.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

The Ltchield Comm Republican hoists its
Presidential flag, with the name of Daniel $.
Dickinson, and Howell Cobb for Vice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

To persons sending a number of Warrants Lber,
deduction from the above nrires will be made
LAFAYETTE ". GRAY
Notary Public, anil dealer in Land Warrants.
aug Ats Lynchbure, Va
II Richmond Examiner and Whig copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

A CITIZEN OF RICHMOND MuRDEREp.-A let
ter from San Louis Potos Mexico, gives t,ae
following painful intelligence of the murder of a
citizen of Richmond
Dir. Thomas 5. Waring.o of Richmond, Va. was
killed by the Indians on Sunday evening. the Slth
of July, at LA Ventura in the State of Coshusa,
Mexico, about seven miles from Saltllo He was
thirty years of age, and has relatives in Rich
mond, Va The Doctor with me here, and
concluded to go to Saltlla in company with sew
On Mexicans. The Indians attacked them at La
Ventura and killed him and several Mexicans -
| accompanied him part of the way on his route,
and returned to this place. Two days after
parted with him and he was killed In him lost
much beloved friend. Our stock of goods,
drugs, &, were taken by the Indians and totally
destroyed"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24
I AND WARRANTS. LAND WAR

7 UNNUf-sIWn-
ed having had frequent apple ans 60 neate Warrants
and having at this time number of tlcna 10 ica,r in.
tend between the ljth Nove1b-r nd the It of Decem
Der 10 visit the States of Illinois Wisconsin Iowa and
NlsSoufl and The Territories H Minnesota, Kansas and
Ne9aska, tor TIC purpose Of locating Land Warrants
On iad personally inspected. h. will have the advir.
ara counsel OF Agents who ure familiar wi the country
and who have in view about l5oaa atrss ii AS good
arng land as can ba found in the Emitted States Their
ahd locker j. constantly in the tied and il minute and
thorough in his explorations
my charges for ocnting Land Warrants incaiing all
Land Office fees and expenses, arr. as follows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

Es70r S;lie-li Goedsonyille, nenr Bristol, n new
& FRAME HOUSE, with four rooms, neatly egszss.
painted nld pli.ttted. lie lot is handsomely L3ii
enclosed AMI every thing Is in proper order t9r Ea ..
tine fectl uou OF ii !amil,. Inquire OF
JAMES JOHNSON, Bristol. V.
In NY ab.en"7 apply either to JEssE ADAMS or Col.
SAMuEf. n. O -psnN. aug 22.c2t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24


40 sin nor sorrow thers'
Shall cloud that little brow,
In future years. with care.
IL Il an angel now
The Saviour bid him come
Away from parents dear,
Tpdwell with Linn at home;
r. ever live IN lishi
And love which till the place,
Where angels. such as lie.
BEHOLD their Fathers fac.
An, yes, in Heaven he liroi
The life that thou shalt know.
When all thy wariare'- nast,
Thy toiling here he OF.
Then cheer thee with tho hape
That when thy lahnr's ser,
Thy cherub boz. in ANGEL garb.
Shall ,rppt thep Ia the sh8rp.H
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

A SLAVE EXCITEMENT AT gHeAGo.-They
had another fugitive slavc excitement at Chica-
go, H.. on the 18th inst. II appears that short
time ago. a Young negro made his escape from
his master, Who resides in Kentucky. and after a
perilous journey on the underground railrond.'
arrived safely in Chicago. 'fhither he was fol-
lowed by his former owner, who met him in one
Of the streets of that city. They met but 10
part. Tor the negro took to biz hrels,and the Ken
tuck.an went before the t. s. Commissioner to
procure the necessary papers for capturing the
fugitive. The papers were obtained. but search
for the negro was vain, and il was s5on rendered
evident that he was on his read to Canada,
aud the pursuer then lett Chicago f1r his home
in Kentucky. When the presence of the owner
in the city became known. the most intense ex.
oiement prevailed, and the lawyer engaged 10y
the Kentnckian was threatened with oil mapner Of
i'll treatment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

APPEARANCE or PoRTsMoUTu.--A clergyman
of Portsmouth, writing to the Petersburg Intelli-
geneer says: 'Our principal streets are left
without an inhabitant, and of all the stores and
shops, and factories, with which our streets and
wharves were well lined, hut two stores or grocer
les remain open, and those only between the
hours of half past A. VI. and : = n.
Apro1NrAfESr.-Step j. Pendri.n. Esq,
has been appointed President of the Abingdon
Male Academy, vice Rev. Henry Lee resigned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24

SOMETHING TO REFLECT UroN-A Massu thu
setts writer says: at will be seen by one of oar
tables, that New England does not produce half
"a bushel of wheat, where the South and West
raise dozen. Massachusetts does not raise
enough to make the paste to envelope one hun.
dred,h part of the abolition trash which phe uu
nunlly publishes! Hence the question becomes
u serious one for our New England manulacur-
ers to consider. Is it worth while for yoa to
quarrel with your bread and butter! II by your
fauatioisln, you continue 20 lose Southern trade
for a few yearsto come, you have for few
years past-(and in the present degraded poi;ti.
cal condition OF Massachusetts, there appears t.
be Il fair prospect ofiD what IS going TO become
ofus, especially Providence should again punish
us by flew years renewal the potato rot! Our
manufacturing establishments are just now at n
very low ebh; cotton cloth makes poor bread, and
machinery Is indgestible. Our poor widows and
orphan children, plundered al their means by
specializing railroad managers, are threatened
with want and starvation. God, in Ills infinite
mercy, is promising us year of plenty IN spite
of our sins-of such plenty as He almost eontnu-
ally sends upon our Southern brethren,in spite of
theirs, when we are in need. Shall we by con
tinuing our present wicked crusade upon our
Southern brethren for being compelled to sustain
an Institution which the oupidity Of the fathers of
our New England abolitionists originally brought
upon them, again tempt Ills wrath?
LIEUT. MAuRY has addressed circular to the
farmers of the United States, requesting their Co
operationin system of meteorological observa.
tions. His idea is that one intelligent person in
each county of the Union shall be furnished with
proper instruments, and all make and record SIM
ultaneously, several times day, eertain meteoro-
logical facts, which, reported to a central office
at Washington, shall form the basis Of important
generslizssions. Prof. Maury is confident that
with this system. we should soon be able TO pre-
dict, with something like certainty, the kind OF
weather to be expected for one, two three or moro
DAYS ahead.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-24
OBITUARY.

DIED residence Of h- father Amherst Com touse Va.
the 10Th July EDG AR MEKlNEATlIER, infant
Robert NJ. and Sarah Brown aged two months and
twenty five days
sweet interesting babe taken ly Him who has said
the Kingdom Heaven The nrrowing find
their Heavenly Fathers promise limit them who
eep In Jesus bring with him the glorious where
coils people with Hint where parting unknown