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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-11
To Advertisers.

New York, Sunday, March II, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-11

All these concerns manage to exist, to fur
nish pretty good and cheap ice, and to make
money, without special acts of the Legislature
Why make distinction between them and
others?
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ty-one Of dropsy Of the head, five from
teethng, and forty.-two were ssillborn.
Two hundred and eighty nine Of the children were
under ten years Of age and OF this number one hum
dred and hftyeight had not completed their first
year. Sixteen OF the adults were between seventy
and one hundred years Of age. The causes OF death
may be fully classified thua:-Bones, joints &C., l;
brain and nerves. l13; heart and blood vessels, 20;
lungs throat, &C., l3l; stomach, bowels, and other
digestive organs U.s. skin, and eruptive fevers, "a;
uncertain seat and general fevers, So; stillborn
and premature biith As; old age, s.; and from vio
lent causes r. The nativity table shows that three
hundred and thirty four OF the deceased were born
in the United States seventyseven in Ireland, fifty
three in Germany, eleven in England, and the re,
mainder in other foreign countries.
In the case Of the United States against Bartho-
lomew Blaneo, q merchant OF this city, being o
charge of slave traficking between the West Coast
Of Africa and Cuba in the bark Millaudon, Commits.
missioner Morton yesterday rendered his decision,
dscharging the accused from the warrant Of arrest
In the Marine Court yesterday Mr.. Busted ap.
peared before Judge Mccarthy and made q long
argument in behalf Of Mr.. Lee, the reporter of an
Objectionable paragraph which was published in the
DAILY Times newspaper on the 18th February, and
Tor which Mr.. Lee and the proprietors are still in
contempt.
Cotton sold yesterday to the extent of about 900
bales, the market closing steady. Flour continued
quite firm for all descriptions, with fair amount
OF saes chiefly for local and Eastern con sumption.
Pennsylvania white wheat sold at 81 Is and So 80;
Canadian do at 50 42t; and Southern do, at 50 35
Corn was frmer, with less Offering. Mixed was at
&c.; Western do, at 97c., from store; and small
lot of Southern yellow at CSC. Rye sold at 81 37a
81 49, Pork sold to fair extent at Sl4 rs for old
meas; new do, at sl4 rs; and new prime, which
was scarce, at $14 81 Beef hams, Western, sold at
sls. Other articles were without material change
The New Bounty Land BiII-Amount OF Pub
lie Lands-Stupidity and Cupidity OF Con-
gress.
The new bounty land bill, including land
grant in behalf of every man who ever shout
dered gun in any of the white or Indian wars
of the United States, since the Revolution, (the
soldiers in that war having been previously pro-
vided for), WILL it is supposed, absorb an aggre-
gate of at least two hundred millions of acres
allowing reasonable margin for forgeries and
bogus claims
Now, let us see where we are to come out with
this bill. According to the report of the Com
missioner of the General Land Office of the
third Of June, 1854, the following are the sums
of the public lands disposed of and remaining
on hand -
Aggregate of public domain in States and
Sold up to June, 1853. Ios, d97, 1856
Given away .A4o,sio,ool
Total, sold and given away. 2o2,ll4,237
,., 100 ,os 40.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
JESSE J. SALMONS,
THOMAS 7 NORMAN.

Mcdaniel Hunt & Preston Armistrnd & Warwick
ArCorkle K Jones' SHunder. Il rhv, Miller & Cren
shaw. John g. Mcenr, Joseph II. wilson, Taylor, Tins
ley Co, NowIin r Appcr-on, Tuliaferro Hamilton
Rucker Rcdd, Joseph Coleman, Tiorner & Watson
Lvnchbmg, Va; John Scott, Halifax Capt Sande
Berger. II. Moormau, Plusyivania GEORGE Ii airs
ton, Henry Jumes NJ. w. Leftwich, Franklin; Col
Lewis Q Arthur. Samuel Iobsnn, Bedford Jerry Pit.
ger II, nuoke WIN. p Arnold, Rockhrdge; Thomas
Goodwin. Amherst; Col Moses Arnold, Campbell;
VIM Il. Ganna"ay, APpomottox; Corbin b. Reynolds
Botetomt. inn 9D-cIv
lS.Republican, Bed ford Sentinel, Salem Reg lister
aad Chstiansburg Heru Id copy one mo- and send &C
this Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS
pogErOtRT SPRINGS

AZ MT ENsrt-e, er the airreat .ezsi,n Ut thu In
4 at'f At this fIerc MI he held tho iih day OF
July. mp nin5 NJ n'.lork A NJ
Rrv \ NJ. feipdeNtcr. nf Richmond, anil uhn
Gtadr. l., ESQ at Lih,rty. will ntrs. the rciur,s
nj lie Institution and | e congregation which may be
pa. sent the Occasion
"fHF NAllfY Two, EnreirioN Seeurf, or Va
vii hsAd ah'ual meeting the day 65lh Il Ju.
W In addr1nn 10 other matters which claim the
attention Ire Seeiy apraposl,n vi, be Submitted
10 deed the Institution IN an larapnsstrd Bond OF
Trustees io he held hS Hem, pnd H. sutce.sors IN Of
=. lpr yer tn rduriao purposes. The pnpo iiion
"" Dee mn Ia and nl-ed ia view 81 the present
tel condition u iic Soeie.y, mud IL render a,dlas, II
Downturn at ftr housa' % Dollars, winch gentleman
% hbrr slilit an nohlr heut Is, nude In lie In
stunt ga ou eoni ton 4 IL being transferred let
eNsty member PIE. en-, send rruNy win fun pow
-" Vn'e "n lis qte,ttau. GllAS. l. COOKE.
rYg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
More Violence in Kansas People driren from
their Homes.

More Violence in kansas-Peopie driren from
their Homes
We learn that mob violence is still the order
of the day in the vicinity of Douglas. On the
forenoon of Monday last a gang of twenty-five or
thirty ndpirates, who represent the pro slave
ry interests of Missouri in Kansas, visited the
house of Mr. Hancock, in Leoompte, and ordered
him to leave the premises with his goods in five
minutes; Mr.. H. refused TO comply with the
demand, when the ruffians, led on by Mr.. Jones,
of Westport, marched to the front Of the house,
and ordered the company to fire upon him. \
parely ensued, after which he deserted the hab-
tation erected with much labor, and allowed his
goods to be taken out upon the open prairie 1t
is snid that man by the name of Simmons pre-
tended to own the claim.
After leaving EIancocks claim they visited the
dwelling of Mr.. Oukley,and re enacted the scenes
Just narrated with the addition that the torch
applied and the tenement burned. Mr.. Oak
ley's claim was purchased from Southerner
few months since for $3.50, but the new occupant
in favor of making Kansas a free State, hence
the outrage. Herald, June ,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
American Ratification Meeting in

HWtTIcHH Hh7,Ncdtt0H Wft7Ihg N NeiD I0rk.
NEW YORK, June 19th.-The Ratification
meeting of the Americans here last night, in the
Park, was attended by 5000 persons. 1t was ad-
dressed by Ex.Gov. Brown, and Bartlett of Ky.
a. j. Donald of Tennessee, Judge Hopkins of
Alabama. W. NJ Burwcll of Virgna.Gen Pitcher
of Kentucky, Mccall of Florida, and others.
The platform was fully endorsed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

BosToN, June 1s.-Tho Lending Know Moth
ings of the State have finally decided to call an
extra session of the State Council on the 2Sth
inst. To this Council the delegates will report
the doings of the National Council. The obliga-
tons of secresy will then be thrown off, and a
Grand mass convention in some central locality,
will be called to take action to be pursued in the
present political crisis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
Cor. ReeRer cnkLeR 10 nccnnni.

WAsHINGToN, JUNE I9.-1he President has
called upon Gov. Reeder 81 other Kansas officials
to account for their speculations in lands with half
breed Indians. which is in direct violation of an
act of Congress.
lie tells Reeder that he cannot remain in office
unless the impressions now on his mind shall
be removed hy satisfactory explanations
Reeder promises reply to the president.when
he shall have reached Kansas
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
A .r'rujid rdisrt#a Of
WILD ANIMALS,

Inaddit,o iatae ub,,r ataract,n- enr rich bill ii
entertainment
IL Air is>on To he whoc LA ibitioi, 81 cents
Children and Servants nall price.
To Door, opea at 19l O'clock. Areun. e,rrri.c- 10
commence J, allowing Illl hour ar examination
If the AnimnI~, 10 those who do wish laol.eve the
-L..1t. Il .Ln NJ M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

FOkk N. YORK, VIA re.
1fTfSS Thu large and commodious Strani -hi1.
ss-=@szs ROANOKE. Cart. SKINNER, leaves CRY Point
for New York, ever SATURDAY ing nj 9 o'clock,
after nrrival of he Cars from Petersburg arriving in
New York next evening Through Tickets, nelniing
Raj Rad Fare, and Meals md State Room on bonrI
steamer, sli,-Srcond Class Cars md Steerage So
APPlyto LEE & JOHNSON,
Agents New York md Vuginia Steamship Co.
mn vi. thur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
Hire in RnStnn

BosTON, June l9.-The Office of the "know-
Nothing and American Crusader" here wa par
italy destroyed by fire this morning. The form
was on the press, ready to be worked of and this
weeks "Crusader'' will not be issued
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
Starvation and Cruelty on shin board.

New YORK, June l9th.-An arrival here from
Para, reports that about 300 emigrants from
Oporto, arrived there in the Portuguese ship De-
fensor. 1t was asserted that AZ Of the passen-
gers had died on the passage, which was but thir-
ty days long, of i'll usage and starvation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

WEST PoINT.-On Friday the examination of
the first or graduating class of Cadets, at the
l. ;. Military Academy, West Point was brought
10 close. There were 81 graduates, and among
them ,l were \. T. A. Torbert, of Delaware j. b.
W heller and Robert c. Hill, of N Carolina
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
Non ArrirnL of lie 4Sin.

HALIFAX, June Is, 10 p. M.-The steamer
Asia now in her tenth day from Liverpool, has
not yet arrived at this portland the agents here do
not much expect her under fifteen twenty
hours.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

HAVING located in the neighborhood of Gen. .. G.
l. Clay and Benz. Wilkes Esq, miles from the
North Of the Salem Turnpike offers his professional
vices the Citizens of tho neghborhood and surround
ing country.
With experience of ten years in the practice oil
medcine-in deHsely populated and sickly portion OF
tho Western country-he hopes to be able to treat the
diseases oil thi. climate ocessfully. jun 6'wts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
I' W. PIckRELL N. VI. TASNoR
P1CkRELL Il TANNOR.
Lumber. Coal and General Commission
MERCH4 NTS,


NE respectfully en- the atenilon If the citizen. Of
w Lynchbnrg. and the ounding CT untry 10 our
extensive assortment of Lumber which cons;.t. of
mnny kind. suitable Builders Tobacc onsts Cnb,net
Makers &c
For Builders We Lave I'll grades Of Albany White
Fine Cherry. Mahogany. Black Walnut, &c.
For fehnceonist=. we keep n largo soc of White
iar Cnllin;., suitable for Casng--Buiton Wood and
White Oak foi KS
Tor Cabinet Makers. We have Poplar Cherry Maple
Ac &r, with Reneral assortment uf every thing nsu.
ai} helt IN Lumber Yard, such Cyniess Shingles,
Lnih, Spruce Pine Pniings, &c. &C.
eNfhRAGlTE COAL-Our va d IL nlwnys sun.
piled with the h"s Red md White A-h CooI which we
can throw IN The Box Care from our Yard or mn, !,
te2-hcads and forward. To Il, aieis Wishing n large
1uahtty. we are prepared to offer lrrat nducment,-
having u turn out from the Souhsdo Road running IN
or wharf, where load n cnr from the vessel -
W. VII sell IA low aud forward with as much dispatch
rs any firm N the State.
We will also attend to he frwa riding II irv rer-
ehhtdtsr entrusted To To ToIacc, ls'. shin
ling we can offer grea, iacy. The cars eaa take il
to our whni where BIZ put directly on tho ves-
.es "ithei fer baltimore Philadelphia or New York.
We also have Crane, capable Of rui.ing ten or fifteen
nn. which con take any heavy article from the vessel
10 the cars will be pleased receive orders or at
tend TO any thing in our line. NAV 90 dan
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
Ia N Ig VI - ;.laa.;
PLEASURE EXCURsgON
On the SOuth-Side L Va. 4 Tennessee
RAILROAD AND 4TEl OF LILLY

CELEBRATION AT CENTRAL DEPOT.
l0h MI S fam L. y ctbUrg, on the 4B NJ Jaig n,zt.
pARBGCCE, Brunswick Ste,s and Fish ry to { me
ID of on the occasion. splendld Bras and String
Band Of Music ia gagged Preparations will be mad,
To accommodate . .OGG persons
The undersigned pledge themselves that neher pnins
xpensr wild be spared TO nuke tins OF the great
est affair that If in the mountains of Nir-
gina, aud every exertlon used To please all who may
honor them with tCeir presence thnl occasion, tie
Ladies particularly. and good order vi be observed.
Persons who have never visited lhe Blue Ridge and
Allegheny Mountains viii lot again with such an
opportunity The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad will
charge only hal prce, ss4 the Round Trip from
Lynchburg or Liberty to New River and hnck, return
the sam" day; and tie Undersigned only s. for the
splendid Dinner Music AMI o.her Anu.e uenl. fur.
nishcd
The Cars will lenvr the Depo ia Lynchhurg We'd
nesday morning July ith, Prec sey at j4 O'Clock NJ.
arrive At New River At ! O'clock rennin five hours,
and return TO Lynchhurg BY arlock p. NJ, stopping
at. Forest Depot, Liberty. BnnsacRs, Big Lick
Salem, Big Spring, Shawsyic, Devils Den and Chris
tan-b re, going and returning.
n. B,-Thr South Side Railroad vi churge only IS
for the round trip from Petersburg Lynchbnrg,-haf
prize. JAMES b. SMITH,
ju~r7 i sr3tawtiiv q W. y. RAINE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

W ASHINGTON, June ia letter has been re-
e cived here from Rev. DR.; Parker. Missionary to
'Shina' and now in charge of our diplomatic re-
,atlons there. saying that he will be home in a
bout month.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
NEW CONCERN.

FINHE undersigned having taken the house formerly
l. occupied by Il. Il N B, Septoe. Two doors above
Acree g. McCIBnahan's oil stand aud next door to
Nurrel d Sratton. Main street Lyr chburg Va, begs
leave 10 coll the attention of his friends ind the public
generaIly to hi- stock of Groceriee Liquors. &c.
which he is offering low for cash or in exchange for
country produce. Particular attention paid to the sale
of Flour Wheat Corn, Tobacco &c.,-n.o to the
ceivng and forwarding of Goods
may % .cSdtsy JOHN LUNSFORD.
Bedford Sentinel and Salem Register conY GIN
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IMPORTANT NEW LAW BOOKS


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This work is intended tn supply tn, young men of
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The Appendix, besides continuing n summary of gal
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

NHEWING Notwithstanding very superior
~ for sale by STROTHER& WHITEHEAD.
iune l3ls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
SALMONS ~ MOORMAN,

4 GENERAL AGENTS for the sale ofTobacco
~ WHEAT, Corn, flour, Cots, &c. and any other arr
tcle committed 10 their ere. FIR the long expert
of Sa in the Tobacco trade we can but
haer ourselves sha be enabled give sutsnct ION
Ia all who may wish services in thai line aud
MDornans knowledge of the Wheat and Flour in thi.
place for the last twelve years will enable us TO
into tn market with equal advantages with other
house. We therefore solicit the pa ronnge uf our cid
friends an the public generally.
Very respectfully,
JESSE j. SALMONS
THOMAS Z. NORMAN
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ROSPE CTUS
on THE
LYNCHBURG DAILY LEDGER.

fgyHE STBScRIBERS INTEND To Issue N
this city on or before the 1T day Of AUGUST
next, a DAILY PENNY PAPER of the above title
1t will be the sole aim aud end of the praprietors OF
the LEDGER 10 make the enterprise Of n PENNY
PAPER in this city acceptable feature 10 all classes
OF the community The project, it is true one not
hitherto attempted in this locality hut it's success and
prominent position in the newspaper press OF the
North such 10 warrant the assumption that
excepting that neutrality eliques and factions in
matters of politics the Sonth Is Just as capable and
enlightened IN newspaper history as the communities
OF the East and the North who have given vitality and
being 10 such measures in their own cities
The "a III I)( Err is Ia he Ng9ryp54gr in sri,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

ENOEe RENT.-The Warehouse on the Basin at
present occupied by Mr. Fayete w. Steptoe; pos
session given On the LIST oiJauuury.
sep-adts AMBROSE r. RUCKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

] EVE LIME 300 barrels Of Line IN ba nd
ID al loI .ale at FRANKLIN & BRO
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Something SuperIOr.

MI cCORkLE g. JONES vii; have in few days,
L'A 30 cases that celebrated "F g." Stick LicoIice,
20 do do. " Mass do,
To which they il vie the attention of manufacturers.
may 30
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
100000 AsiE.Efs wsx LAND

Land Wafpnt-, under the new law are now being is
sued, am anxious to buy large quantity for which
viii pay the highest market price rs CASH will at
tend regularly tie Counts Of Appomattox Campbell
Amherst and Bedford. and occasionally Charlotte; and
will always pay the best prices Cor Warrants. Any who
may have them will Please appy me before selling
| rrosecut', usual. all claims Tor Bounty Land
Revolutionary Claims, any claims against the Govern
OF the United States
n..n, z w A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
DOE CAPPED HERRINGs.-

~ Just RECEIVING and tui sale. Mt my Store un-
der the Warwick HOUSE, nouher lot Of those fine Roe
iitrrngs, in haf barres also n lot Of nee Clipped
Iierrings, which will sell low Tor cash
June l31s 7. ID. CRAWFORD
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BALTIMORE AND NEW-YORk ADES.
COMBS. FANS, ANuEANCY GOODS

WILLIAM TASKER,
IN Farm PLACE. NEN.lORk. invite. II = at.
" teutan ~ Sou.hern aud Wcstern Merchants
10 lis NV 'ofN II fnns combs llnif, Tooth. mud Nail
tfashcs, lta's keiitulrs, frtfa=cry, Snups, fortr
Nom siez ll ard h,pA Rrire,,s Pocket HntkE htrss
buttons. Plus md Needles Hook. and E,es, Watch
''oards, Wan Cufal ru Glass beads. Necklaces, Nc.
laIia hnhber Gomh' tnn"s Raii. md roys OF every
desct pton Sc'-sar.. R,T Cutlery, Cola mud
Git le"el, Arcof,iran- unl Ia ins. including gen.
eu AMI very In 70 .tor, at Eug sh Frcn l. aud Ger.
mn Faaey Gaads, which vii hr sold nj the very Inv.
ct ~ &C. ion cash Ct approved raPer.
20 osdctshy HITTER selected nj rut up in tie best
minu,r.
Nlj.IAA TASkER.
10 Lax plncc. Nv ,rk.
l. y east enl this mt. may lily
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N. 4. sTuRDIVANT,

NTIORNEY At LAW AND NOTARY PUBIIC.
Richmond Va
DRACTISES in all the Court, of Richmond Civ
mn In the Counties oil leGricn and Hanover
In the capacity Of nohty public will attend to taking
nrhuo~les mcnts of deeds, dispositions. &c. &c. All
professional duiie. promptly discharged. Office cor
er =" Bank mud ih streets, Opposite Capitol Square
mn = dtc3n
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Wills BLAKE PfrTMI
PETERSBURG, VA.
WILLS Il PITTM MAN.

" IL u Al FIT II vi A N,
(Lotcy of the firm of Wills Lea Il Brownley)
I'LL give their attention 10 Tho sala and pnrct se
W OF all articles of Agricultural Produce Farming
fnplemena, Nc, md purchase for order and sell 70,
commission all articles OF Groceries Be &. receive
and forward Goods, aud act general Commission
Agents. ian 3.dscly
NMERX'S k AILW AY MO RS II
81 TOWER OVERSIGHT THRESHER & SEPA.
hNIoR-tarmcrs IN want of a cheap and gopd Ma
ehihr Tor two horsea, invited examine the above
al which VIC hive just received supply.
We sold several for the hnrvests of 1853 and 1854
nnd all Of them give sa-facti n. We ere sole agents
Tor this city.
Also ON rand. Baldwin. Caldwell & Cos Lever Pow.
IRA i"r 4, or horses; Ro. Sinclair j. & Coz Lever
fo"e-s tor 4, or horses, with Throshers to suit
with or without Straw Carriers; Whitmans one and
two Torso Hallway Powers, with Threshers to suit with
without Straw Cnrrirrs
1V We deliver Machinery ia Petersburg or Rich.
mond ns the purchaser may PREFER and all our 81 les
nrc mnde AT the manufacturers prices.
ROWLEIT 4 hardy
West Hill Row, I16 Sycamore street.
lnhe3 Is Petersburg. Va.
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CAROLINA a HALIFA

HERRlNGS.-l00 bbls. and SO half bbs Hail.
fax Herrngs for sale low close Also, in store so
bbls. and 100 hail bbs North Carolina No. Cut Her.
rings Tor sale by A. s LEE,
june Ats Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21

Nh ". nOGUEORD. MnItmr EO"IN>ON,
Mp-.I\ ROBINSON. Mt.hJ JOHN.
tal l'ditio1al lit Of ropulep Aso.- nre with
the Can'any, aud VIII pppenr IA tr sliou4 xsrc-es.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-21
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NEW CONCERN.

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u ot Mr.. u. K. Lyman bnd mixer IN" large nd we'll
known ,tdre @ door, It o tin Mnin nm Mar
ket sneets) lnfely orcuiel by i'm. will continue the
Arothecury md Dug Cuisines under TIM Lame oad