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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-02

decision of character to keep ones self EN-
ployed where there is no incentive.
If set my pantry in order, l have no
one to disarrange it, and am more tha
repaid by the pleasure l take in seeing il
tidy. If stitch the wristband, or darn
the stocking, know this will add to the
comfort of him lovr-it Tweed and wa
ter my flowers, they always smile upon me
in return. Even in cooking which SO
many count drudgery, am always think
ing how can made the article with the
least expense and trouble. Al cousin lsa-
bella the servants do all this, and she
takes no interest except TO scold them oc-
casionally, when things are too bad
When in company Isabella is the persona
iieation of gaiety, but suspect there are
many ours when she sits alone in her
splendid apartment. and signs, though she
cannot tell why. | am more inclined to
pity than to envy her, am sure"
"But you say they love each other
Surely when evening comes, when the
brilliant chandelier IS lighted in the hall,
and the parlor is ilumiua!rd-when the
heated air is diffused SO softly. when they
draw around that splendid centre table,
strewed with engravings aud periodicals,
then Isabella must be happy"
Eyes, her dreamy eyes light up, and as
William puts on his embroidered slippers,
ard seats himself beside her, aud kisses her
fair cheek, and plays with her jeweled
fingers, and calls her all sorts Of fond names
she looks perfectly happy, but after short
time he takes newspaper tue only read
ing he seems to have any taste for, and she
looks over the last magazine, or does lit
tie fancy work, and SO the evening passes.
varied perhaps occasionally by some triA-
ing conversation, or a dishmore OF fonc-
ling.
You do not disapprove Of affectionale
manners altogether, do you, Mrs. Howell"
srid the gentleman, with mock CRAWL
ty.
"No, you know do no" said the wife
smiling, but it is like rich cake; little,
mingled with pleiner TODD, is delicious
but were to live upon j, should get
cloped. No, Edward. when, after having
been busy all day, the evening comes. and
we sit down in our own little sitting room
and read together, occasionally laying
aside the book to interchange though
and give expression to ideas and feelings
we might never have had, il the reading
had not given rise to them, | am sure
enjoy more exalted happiness than lsa-
bella ever knew. But look. it has grown
quite dark since we have been idling here.
Let me go till | bring lights, and then
will take my knitting work, which have
scarcely dared show at cousin lsabella's,
and you will read to me from those char
ming Miscellanies OF Maeauley's once
more
The next morning, when Mr.. Howell
saw his wife in a neat morning dress, trip
ping lightly about the house, and heard
ler musical voice singing.
"'Tis home Where the heart is,
Wher'er the loved ones dwell, !"
he felt quite sure the heart contained a
wealth Of happiness which money could
lever have bestowed.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-02

Total, 66,59ab8, 4s9 81 ,is2 72,4l3
Majority for Johnson, s,loo; Pierce's maj
l5,2Si
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-05

Story of disputations man. who on hearing
some one say that certain proposition was as
plain as that and = make four, replied: But
:. and . don't make 1, sir-they make twenty two
Tom MooIe's 4utobiogoaphy,
THOMAS Ioop.-It is well known this great
humorist was ever melancholy, as he was poor.
and of his faceiious works, it was said that the
sad Hood wrote for veli Hood!''
In tho East they've reed to write,
What we have IA right TO read;
We always rcnd towards the right,
Except what they right with a reed
Cumberland the dramatst. said he was present
at the first representation of the School for Scan
dal, but could not laugh at it, On hearing of
this. Sheridan said: "Cumberand treats me bad
ly, for [ was present at the first representation
of his new tragedy, and did nothing but laugh"
CoLuMBA- coLUmBUs.-A COLUMBIA (dove)
discovered the old world. Columbus discovered
the new world The first came from Noah, and
the last from Ge.noa.
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Instances of Pulpit Eloquenoe

In very early life, a student in Washington
city, heard the famous Summerteld, young
Methodist itnerant His face and form we're OF
womnnly. almost angelic beauty. divine lusfre
bcnmed from his eyes. His clear, full. sonorons
voice, fell like tho tones OF n mountain bell ono
moment, and anon, came crashing, laundering
down. with terrible effect on the startled masses.
forcing them to cry aloud and crowd together.
with uplifted arms. as though for shelter from rn
impending avalanche. His eloquenee shouk sin
from its eitadels and dragged vice and fashion
from their pride of place" The sensation he
prodnced was tremendous. Mnlhtudes followed
his footsteps A n field preacher he lowered
alongside of Whitfield; but he soon went down
to the grave, consumed by his own fire. and call
ed 10 higher sphere for some inscnrtable pur-
pose.
II is related Of Bossuet, that when he pro-
nounccd the funeral sermon of the Princess Hen
rictta. and described her dying ngohles. the whole
audience arose from their seats. with terror IN
every countenanCe.
When Massilon ascended the pulpit, on tho
denih of Ious XIV, he had contemplated for
moment thu Impressive speetaele-the chapel
draped in baek-the magnificent mnusolem rails
ed over the bier--the dim but vast apartment ILL
ed with the trophies of the glory OF the mon
arch, aud with the most ilustrious persons in the
kingdom lie looked down on the gorgeous
scene beneath then raised his arms to heaven
aud snid IN n solemn, subdued tone. "Ntn feres
2 Dieu seui est grand" God only is great
With one impulse all the audience arose, turned
to the altnr. and rcvcrently bowed
When Dr. Hussey preached at Waterford, on
the small numher Of the elect. he asked whether,
il the arch of Heaven were to open, and the
son of Man should appear to judge his hearers
il were "quie certain that three-that two
nay, trembling for myself as well Us for you, Is it
certain ,hnt one of as" he exclaimed in ynice of
thunder. "wond he saved ~ During the whole
of this apostophre, the audience was agonzed.
At the ultimate itcrrogation, there was general
shriek and some fell to tho ground.
NJ Broanine. n French Missionary, and tho
peer of the most renowned orators of that elo-
quent nation, preached n sermon at Bognole. At
tho end of it he lifted up his arms and thrice
cried in n loud voice, o Eternityi At tho third
repetition of this awful cry, the whole party fell
on their knees. During three days. consterna-
ton pervaded the town. In tho public places,
Young and old were heard crying about, Mercy,
on LORD Mere5'
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a Z r. H. O.
n si1T MrRCIIANTS SAN FRANCISCO, tAL.-lOi-
rIpf IA FRONT STREET. NEW IoRK)-Pacular attention
a5 "a A1ES OF TDBA ACCo and cDnsignments direct from
The Virginia Manufacturers solicited ,n
RtFEPENCES "A x A. Lawrence Co. Boston Ahen
{. i,vs.n Now York: Courtney & Gushing, baltimore
navcpport Allen co, Edmond Davenport Co. i'ndia.
4, Watson james L. Heath late auditor ana trehsna%
- tb,ro,,I Nrtorklp & Jones, Mcdaniel, Hurt " ifts
,, a ) Ferguson q Co. and Miirr u Gteusha", lSheh
bug ,, !, . - l,a,s, I'm N.,y
y5 our resident partner that city will give his personal
tl , To the receiving transhippihg and securing ie NV
., # tgh free If cammis 3n al g1"3s c"isGA
oi our Francisco Housas cd, - -. ~,
"a saiS f''H' " a.u 9--eodlE.
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DURROuGnS SlIAFER & 60, DEALERS IN IN
HD IRA FINE READY MADE CLOTHING. invite the Mt

Hp BURROUGHS, SHAFER & 60, DEALERS IN IN
nD IRA FINE READY MADE GboTllINH. invite the nj
their and friends Ia their un
vailed stock Of FALL GOODS eomprising
II docs rea and completeness ot style aud mnte
a article pertaining Ia the CLOTHING aud GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING TRADE. An adequate don II the
variety presout stock only bo had 10y
personal examination below may be found partial list OF
of the leading articles
OVER EDAIS-A most elegant assortment Of these gar
ments the desirable materials coois aud styls-In
mas, Registers and tipaks.
DRESS AND FROCK COATS Those sold ut this estab
lshnen surpassed Of h tasotuness ot
general excellence of workmanship " being in these re
sprcs equal ~ easf04 Hort.
BUSINESS COATS of every material ranging la price
from - 10 Se
PANTS Hack Cassuerc. Doe skin. Grape Cashmere,
from medium aud low price Fancy tassnnure,
Dakcs ONilrd Mixed Heavy iwcod S7tinei, a.
NESrS-Rch Plush. velvet Black and Fancy 'irenadne,
Black aud Fancy Cassmrre Farmers Satin Patent Velvet
Mcrino Serge Black Satin &c; splendid Party and Wedding
Vests.
TRAVELLING BIA IANkErS.-Natioua Flag. st Logor,
Fns0m aud Sasony Blankets Gcnemons Nhaws Mhhorsi
Drawers Crayas stocks pessier Raglan Albert and hapo
leon Tieg Kid Buck Muck Buck, Merno Wool Plush iahta,
I9lc Scha-opul Gait Tgef aud Autrih Hloves buck kd
Gauntlcts; silk Merno, Cotton and Country kun
Socks: Pocket nand6erchs Ac, In short thing ns
ally found Gentlemens Clothing and out hitting
establishments be found in the greatest Vhr ~ and III
Tho most reasonable prices, mt the BAZAAR
d Co, manufacturing all the Clothing Sold by them
thus enabled to Rye their customers The enent o the al
vatagf they possess furnish but the best made
er-. the lowest possible ratios.
prccrring their Clothes made to order can be- accom-
mo,lated an satisfaction guaranteed, or nor sale
III Rltti6H6i NhHffh " w
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
LANES wOouuoYsE Il co, iso m.in y,

~ aCHMoNp "a, wholesale and retail Dealers IN MOONS
STATIONERY, rlAND-FoRTES, MUSIC AND Fanny
ARTICLES have for sale all the School Hooks in In use Law
Medical Theological and Miscellaneous Hooks; Hank Hooks
every descriptions Letter and Writing Paper the best Ink
o all kinds in Globes New Musie Drawing Materials
aud Books Drawing aud Painting; Copying Presses; Mathe
matcal Instruments Gold aud Silver pcuel Cases NiolnS
Guitars Flutes Accordenu and other Musical Instruments
Niain Springs; Pen and Pocket knvrs Diamond pointed
Gold Pens Surveyors Compasses aud Chains choice Cooks
and Fancy Articles for presents.
pIANO-FpRrES.-Thcr supply of piauo Fortos Is from
the established and well known manufactures of \ Stodar
x Co J. Is Durham, aud Jonas thekerlng whose nstru-
be relied upon for beauty Of tone great durability
and elegance OF finish
The subscribers participated In the sale of upwards of
MoHsaad these Piano Fortcs Of the most
spectacle well known families In Virginia and North Caro-
lima They warranted superior in all respects and of
fcred at the Manufacturers lowest prices.
q Books bound and Blank Books of all kinds mannac.
ured TO order.
~ Orders by letter faithfully and promptly attended To-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-05

n IIONINN AND FANIN tUOIIN--A- NUKKTN, "
Main street Richmond Is opening his usual large and
general of Books Paper Stationery Fancy Goods
&C. &c the Fail Trade which hc would respectfully
ask attention of the merchants Of Virginia North Carroll
and Tennessee Visiting the cy assuring thom of
pctc stock he found market aud
upon terms a fair and liberal
sole the sale of celebrated Pianos
by Worcester and will supply hrm factory prices
Books Of every description constantly hand and
manufactured to order
Binding Of every deception executed in the best
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-05

LAND FOR sALE-My PLAN
u TATION Suck Creek in the county of Campbell
tanning survey $50 acres Of which there about
land and about 800 woods well
timbered, and rsr Tobacco land, with good Dwelling
houses for sale My land adoins
NJ 1ahots Capt W fuckers and other and side OF
the road leading from Campbell Courthouse to Brook
neal For further information, address =. JONES Pigeon
Run Campbell County, Va. y. r. JONES.
sen
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THOMAS L. MpORMAh
FpFRENcEs-McDanel Hurt a. Preston, Armstead &
Warwick MeUorko Jones Saunders lrby Miller Cren
shaw John Mcem, Joseph II Wilson, Taylor, Tinsey
Co Nowlin a Apperson Taiaferro Hamilton, Rucker &
todd Joseph Coleman Horner Watson, Lynchbnrg Vai
John Scott Halifax Capt Samuel Berger, A II Norman,
pittsylyana George IIarston Henry James NJ w Leweh,
Frann C. Arthur, Samuel Hobson, Bedford Jer
nv ptznr. Roanoke; VIM y. Arnold Rockbridge Thomas
Goodwin Amherst; Col Moses Arnold, Campbell VIM g.
Gannnway, Appomattoxi Corbin Is Reynolds botetonrt
iot,y yprlv
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xuE1egCas. COLLEGE eE VIRGINIA
va SECOND SESSION, le15~tl--Ihe 'rn9hd Nhhnti
Irs of pcurcS will commence on Monday, o'ioort ~"
49, m tba college Building corner Of Marshall ana 'oi.
s,rgts richmond terminate on the Ith o March, lo'o
bl5,5 a s,sxi9a 0f than .dre p'"tfS nh.
o!.7st-i,s and The Diseases "t Women and 'hhureo'
Bv Br. JAMES II. toN"A1t NJ -
S1rrery and Surgical Anatomy
I{. ClAKLfs BELL GIBSON, NJ -
Tlea,y and Practice of Medicine
By DAVID II. iuCkf4 Nd.
Chemistry and Pharmacy O., =,
Bv MARTIN Z SCoff u u.
Matcria Medica and lherapeui"s, =,
IN Il L. WEXFORD, VI, y,
Anatomy, -.....,. ,,,.,.eo1,s MD.
Ius itltes of Medicine and Nle.5e,, =, =, i'p~ ~
Nv LEVIN ). JoYNEs. NJ ID ..
ruro p N1Yo NJ ID, pemonsator ot Anatomy. ;,h ,rc
M stuv If prctral anatomy may be prosecute" WI" ~
,I,,ln facilities a very uifhg oAlGh>t ~ ,c,,
,lirrgl Lectures regularly given a'in' ON ~. -
"a - ,h,nnrd Ain, ,house The inhrhatS uhdet i'e I'm,
.itt ti CaIlegp is at all times well hled WIN
and srr,y al rass and furnishes peculiar uteil m ,I
,,n Many surgical operations are ,.. a =.
~ the class and the students hehe u'l4
H. ,rds euoy under the guidance 81 i' pf'l' q @
Gr beeoming familiar not only wan inc sNiup
& and Iii apnosis of disease, but wlthits aay P''s' anu
treatment. ....... ............SlG5
Matrirula!ing Fee. ''''''''' IA
Practical Anatomy. ''''''''''''''' -
Fce,..+ ntten.
nh, pricc Of board intending fuel helifS aho 'V' 49,
dance il usually - or 81 per week ~ concerning til,
THE catalogue. containing tilef IL. Cr ar
r,t;nn Will he forwarded to those VINO alfIJ ''' - "
| a. on,rrss will be answered by letter =, =,
speeldc en'I'''' DAVID II. TUCKER NJ. ID,
49,. Dean o the Faculty.
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et at Phoenix Hall. the news of the fall and de-
Strur,ion of Sebas,opol arrived just as Taylor. as
Hamlet was in his death scene. exolaimng
10, | die, Horatio;
The potent poison quite o'ercomes my spirit;
cannot live to hear the n,ns from Engidnd''
A friend of the niles Immediately cried out
"Dio away, old fellow; SEBAsTopoL Is TAKEN"
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Vxvk.TED.-A YOUNG MAN, with small family
w wishes employment Mtnagor Of Tobacco Factory
HI has years oNpceaeeiso of stend aud sober habits
He recrs to the gentlemen or most of whom he has
managed:
Inlson Johns. ESD DagEers Springs, ID C. Ragsdalo y
Go pittsqvaniaC II Wm T Law. Esq, Danvilc Juhn H.
penh.ttin Esq do James NJ. booker, Esq, Lynchburg
81 Early application requested . ..
Aji.es4 JN0 I. MADISON.
si.p n div tcltt litisVlvauia e. H.. Va
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- AIuDNSA ~ WOOkMAN, General Agents for
- the sale of Tobacco Wheat Corn Flour Oats &c and
article committed to their From the long
peronro the Tobacco trade, but fatter
shall be enabled 10 give satisfaction to all who
wish that line and Moonnans knowledge
the Wheat Flour in this place for the last ten or twelve
years will enable into the market with equal advanta
ses We therefore solicit the patron
age Of old friends and the public generally
Ven respectfully,
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MISCELLANEOUS,
I xNcnn,-ms. ACADEmx OF EINE AmTs

u ATTRACTION ENrRAoRpiNAkN.-fAf
AMRRorNhES. hY j. kEAGN only, successor Ia l.. l.
Gibbs at his old stand ncN door 10 the Virginia Rahk Main
sroutcoutosstV the highest achievement al thu Photo
graphic These beautiful pictures glass plates have IN
few months almost entirely Annihated the old style aFuor
p4oeess being Infinitely superior In every regard
he's tan hr "A The
Nrrsod in the Daucueoypo They are more hfilhahl
richer aud elegant In hush the mofe per
feet taken in fourth the time required by the old process
amt lastly they viii last for They hemetealN seal
cd between plates of glass which sealing secured by letters
patent In the lned States aud Europe and owned In Lynch
burg by kcags 0HB This scaling renders hom mpefNousto 10
air water other agent which destroys the baguerroo
type
tkens aud strangers respectfully invited To call aud
amlue specimens
naguercespcs copied into Amhrotypes aud rendered i'm
pei>hahlc
instruction giycn in the the right mako Amro
typos In Virginia. reasonable terms
Every variety ot Castings Frames also large stock of
IeWelry constantly On hand lsop 9aHdts
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lV.LI. e3ooo-.--KlC"A a 90, Am

i TUNILKH MD DFNIaT1kN n T7Hl H7UI19 -
MnN STREET, RICHMOND, NA-We wing, of
importation and purchased in The northern cities
general assortment Of Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods
Stock will compare favorably with former one in
variety of fine aud Woaens, Dress Goods &c and
will take pleasure in serving all who viii call ON us
and attractive stock Of Carpongs,
Rugs &C. be found in the city from the lowest price to the
imported this countryNh fl"or OH Cloths, that
will be any for q passages
& IN RICHARDSON y co, Richmond, Va.
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TERMS.

tpcrVTAN u published daily n az, sna tr1-~rekly II
't I'm il ul No Taper viii be discontinued, ex
r an oi he Prs prietors. until ali arreniages shal
,FNENTs are inserted for ae eents per square. Of
tr the first insertion, and 81 cts for elcl
ne Ii" Is ordered form weekly, and thcn 81 cts
iane' I he charged Tor each Insertion = ne numt'' Il
Fr jar . not marked on the hs,u III be PUBLISHED III or
'c' 'aNH s md charged accordingly.
redeli' anu TlIE YEARLY RATES ARE:
gor ora SQUARE daily 3"
..5 5 ea' .s9 square sem.weekiy .i@ ia
of nteuil for both parr' .ni3ect to special
uraft ,t;s.rs will he limited to their H. mediate bl
- nu sefnents charged at transient rates.
e'sa - advertisements appear in thr daily and semi
y Ir% I.ry po.e which exceed eight lines charged
L. n.r t1e eNca.s.
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AN INcIDENr.-W copy the following from
the Petersburg Express: .,,
On Thursday evening, during the play OF Ham,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-05

lyER COMPLAINT. 5aunhicc. Dy-pepsin.
q from fr@m psaricrrd Liver or stomach such
y ustilatioo Inward Piles Funess Blood to the Head
Iy she stomach Nausea Heartburn DISCUS; for Food
ness weight il de stomach, sour Lrucations sinkns
utfefng At the IN OF he stomach swimming m '" W.. GG
fel ali difficult breathing Tutoring AT the near %
u Dr. anhnratng Sensations waeh IN lying nm
l'}o' D}t7 rs or W ,s p'5 , We o flg, s @ tbe
al Ey,s Pain in The side Back ShGSt Lng9 a. A.
ii y and great depression OF spirits can be q.,tg2
cnt9 ny 91tIhh moor Si's 'Llhb',A - NJ N'i " -
IERS. pre- arcday Dr. C. NJ jackson German '1dl'he
"a, NJ 10 Arch St. one door below sixth tnna3. n A
1T power over me above dlSe - ii ~ % W "a, ~ -
" a> ",e' i t ',. n n, iitI tI' iia b,a called
HES litiefs are worthy the attention Of llHids 5'se
Is exercising the most searchng power in weans
Il tons Of tn digestive orpau rey ara ,yithal s1t certain
b pleasant
\WGISIh TEsrmoSY--Dr J. NJ WIS n Lexington, Va,
G5h 1852 said al am entirely out OF the German BIT
rBr, haya be.o1o iii tI,e rage N,thing else sells
The Tenth legion published al Woodstock Va sud Jan
ID ISL. f,rca+ N i'm We uniformly rcfiaintd
resomnenlnc to the pnhic anv of the various patent
uas Of the dqy unless thoronrlv convinced Of their
1nqn Bcrs invented m DR. Uootland and prepared by Dr.
in PHILADELPHIA ono instance in partcuGr, in which
superior virtues af This medicine have hccn tested has fai
ull .r orr o,rvlfi5n inrinp tho last summer uf
Adn Cr1b Of this county wa, very seriously affected
Liver Complaint and after trying in vain various RENE.
e 1rrhas "A f mo Rjtt.rs and after using IT,
much relieved Of his dstrcssln malaig that he procured
y 1n @ , an, Is now & f ii ~ i,,i ns inrrcd.
always strengthen the system aud never eestlte IT,
For s wholpsalo by Druggists in all the prnc4 ctrs and
tail y apohecacs and toresecpers in every town int"e
''gS States. ...........,,, ;, .,,,,,,p
A !@ ) HFEoTHER { EHIIEHEAp, - L., "a, li,0it i l
d 5 m 59a a. >, II. So So g ''' rsp tts
L'G 5tszx.srs.Ss
Il 't tng ne; Mass the o,S III usg nearly tas.eloss;
IS. vino Fi ii.,- .r,,,rel rom the fresh root
4 ana ~ N''ttleoil h""t w." +i sa,d ar jricd
r'. '3hhleiy suPero' 70 t'e "ihe Il ''' 9e'u u ~
xirac, v,l, from tbc fresh fn,,lsh root cultivated
mtlS c,5,ntr,.. '' '''
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~ SANEGD-Infarmaiion to the Whereabouts oi -, -
WIS EVINGTON who resided in this place up u II
Fsou acquainted with his present resldedce any,, w
favor bv leaving information at this Once II ne ic m
d-en his nnv, 20 ,;,, sep25t
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~ wv etN Fvss-
~ NARblNN Hot SErhe subscribers have leased tnf
term OF from Nr 4 II. Lynch, his Fire 1ruet
building lately erected ia this city directly opposite the depot
at V. 4 7 X Il, and immediately between the knlread aud
Canal the general tttotfRis
toMMissoN AND fnRw ARplNu BUSINESS unor the style
aud firm If BLACK n PETTAInliN. We otter 10 our
friends. and the public generally, now aud well selected
stock oi Greeercs liquors, At, IN exchange for ehsh or
country produce aud earnestly solicit call from them he'ore
purchasing
good supply OF Lime Plaster and Cement kept hand,
which Will be sold low nher house in the ely
All goods consigned 10 Will he forwarded with dis
rach, aud particular attention paid to the oref at tem
We offer services agents for the sale Of Wheat Flour
Tobacco. Corn Oats Ne, Sc. Charges reasonable and
naS spared rnder satisfaction Account of sales rendered
made a j RlAtk,
ans \ rETINJDlIN
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rbp ,box. rates are va Ohio Hiyer slight advance J.,
,irsi # sent all the way by Railroad No Storage chaf8'a
o3 q },3s sent fbr84eh HNa. Gonsign I"
~ 9'''' e' RRIpGFoBD & Co. Richmond.
REFERENCES IL RGcHMoNB-aerns Bfamh't i1as.E. I9i.
Tarly & Co. Selen Miller H. Cllpofne : ~ ~
4 t,5 ,!as r Northam ca, Shields y N'nile Aui anu
II. Ilnt 4 L.u- -
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y1,VE ss,RENARE.E INssRANCE Connpn-
NY-TIIE GREAT CENTRAL COMPANY OF VIZ
GINA PRINCIPAL OFFICE GHARLoTTEsFiIIh, Va. Chm-
tered Capital Si0OO0O Present Cash Capital Sl@puUl
FRO, nersons and slaves and MARINE INSURANCE may be
effected on the reasonable terms with this Company
An losses promptly and satisfactorily arranged
J,has W Christian agent at Lynchburg.
= II Murrel NJ D., Medical Examiner.
VIM I. EARLY Pres. JSO. WOOD, Jrr secty.
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not SCI sale tract of land containing 90
acres IN the immediate vicinity of the Court House
productive well watered and has
rood supply TIMBER oforginnl growth besides supply
second grow fire wood that be regarded
incNlaustible. =,
There nro situations for building near the
Court House aud II building lots would be cut of
and sold separately.
For terms which will be accommodating apply in my ap'
sence Robert Tinsloy, who is authorized to sell
ma 7wts JOHN H. DAVIS.