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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

QA COACH MAKERS-CO-
2a@aGf ARTNER 6HtP.-The undersigned
have formed CO PARTNEAsnlP for the purpose
OF condastinE the CoAch-MAKIN0 BUSINESS
IN tLis eify In all its breaches, uader the 6rm Of
nAiLEr q FRANCIS, At the establishment on
1871 street. occupied By the senior partner for
rss yesrs pssf they win keep constantly on hand
2 me .sso,tment Of COACHES, CHARlOfTEEs.
rails.
J. kErAikiN0 done at the shertest notice and on
vors 70 the old estAbshmeAt We solicit contisns.
ton OF TIE custom Of the public. Ali we ak .
isI satisfied 10 rsst oar claims for share ct aasi-
ness IN eur iins on our werkmsnship..
Wh w. BAILEY,
ap 6-d&W9m a. Al RRAECIH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

NEW FIRM-BRAZEAL & stage.
In We have associated under the above firm, for
the purpose of conducting the WOOD and COAL
TRADE, and hope by strict personal attention to
business to DEF serve public patronage.
We shall at all times keep ON hand full supply
of OAK and PINE WOOD, and also ANTHRACITE
and BITUMlNOUS COAL, all of which will be sold
at market ratss. WILLIAM C. BRAZEAL,
JOHN r. STAGE
~ Office between 9th and 9Th sts., Basin Bank.
P.S-Daily expected, cargo of best ANTHkA.
CITE COAL, Egg and Lump. B. 4 3.
NH 2S-dIm~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

BOUNTY LAND, &c.-I have taken an
- Office on Governor street, nearly OPP osite the
Whig Buildit 3. for the purpose of prose cutting
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS, on tbs most reasonable
terms. Applications in person CT by letter will be
attended to with promptness.
will give particular attention to hiring out Ne
groes renting out Houses, selling Real Estate and
to the collection of Bills and Claims of all descrp
tions. j. BELL BIGGER,
Richmond, Virginia.
Refer to the following gentlemen
Hon. John s. Caskie Richmond, Va; Judge John
A. Meredith, dol Col. John A. Rutherford, do; John
Fl. Gilmer. ESQ do. NH 21-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16
MuDrCINns. -
n know

~ NOW NOIHINOC.--AIti iUuBus 20 AHV"
IN NOTHING is the order of the day there are some
snow that pOLLARD8 RHEUMATIC LlN1mEN,n,
il the best article used for Rheumatic ana a..
other pains; and knowing th.s important fact ,ney
will use no other liniment. We therefore wisn 70
let them know that there 10 stfl supply on hano-
and all 10 want can be supplied. ana
For sale BY PURCELL, LADD CO, bSnnsnss
Beers. Adie L Gray. Duval & Norton, s. L nn.
b. 8. Thomas, and Druggists generally throusnogus
the civ. apt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

- SPRING SUPPLY OF BOOTS
AND SHOES-i have lust reesised .
aentiemen's, Boys, Youthl and ServantS Shoes, Of
every style now 10 use: Ny old customers and ell
the same, being dets ined that those who NAV feel
disposed to favor with their patronage shall re.
ceive full value for their money
To the Ladies' would say that shan so.t;n,. "a
suppiy them with Caters At 81 so, ana bess made
Phiiadelphia slippers at the sama ola nrics-fhs
mighty dollar. w P. w. TAYLOR
sp iS-St Corner 4,h and Broad Street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

577OTHE AFFLICTED.-DH Z. HU

no TIE AFFLICTED.-D a; =. HUET
-. n All djsssSss Of the Genital Orgsns, viz: 81.
nhiljs in al its forms. Bubts fhJincsis Paraphy.
snosis, Ulcers OF the Throat Nose. Psiste or sods,
ians: alsu Erupuons on the Body.
0ouorhUa will be permanently cured without the
uss of Bsissm, Mercury other obnoxious drugs.
Persons aHscted with uYethal discharges or dehiI-
y of tho urinary organs or those who are sufsfing
from the destructive habit Of youth, who have been
to die BY other physicians may be speed.
ily cured by applying to DR. BUET. Office on Gov
efnor street, above Franklin street. Richmond, Va,
Persons at distance can be cured BY letter, post
moderate. All consultations strictly confidential.
Price of medicine psr pactag Is, which, In most
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

E,LLYSON YERBY, wholesale dealer in
IL imported and domestic CIGARS, Smoking To-
bscco, in quarter, half and three-fourhs pound pa.
Commerce and Trade. Pocahontss AID Cslifornia
brandt; also in barrels, all of his manufacture
Chewing Tobacco, of the best brands, Snuff. aud
Pipes.
Pearl Street, between Cary and Main, No q. up
stairs. NH 2I-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

FOX KENT-Ihe brick Dwelling
(opp,site Mr.. VIM C. Aliens Rcw,l containing 8 or
10 rooms convenient closets, pantry, kitchen, &c.
suitable for large family or boarding house. The
rooms furnished with chandeliers end other gas
fixtures City water in the ard. To good tenspt
The rent will be moderate. Possession can he given
Immediately. Apply at Mrs. Bookers boarding house.
on Bank Of. the undersigned at bis school rooms
on the premises. ap7-2w r. H. L T1GHE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

OESIKABIE BUSINESS STAND
- FOR RENT.-We e fer for rent the Brick
Houss on the Canal, adjoining the Guaae Deck, op.
poGtA Tredesar Iron Works. and formerly In the oc.
cupancy of Mr.. Dan'l Totty.
The house 10 well arranged, with shelving, eouu.
ters &c for store, whilst the upper part 10 suitable
for dwelling, with stable, &c.
This il considered most excellent busne % stand,
and offers good opening for disposed to 20 into
the grocery, wood and lumber business AppIyto
apI2 TAYLOR c WILLIAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
LATE NEWS BY THE MAILS.


-
The Montreal Gazette of Friday week says
the ice was broken up and rapidly moving away.
but the river was not clear On Monday, %
persons, including thirteen ladies and gentlemen
who wished to take the cars for Boston, aud ten
ferrymen, undertook to cross the river ON foot.
When about four hundred yards from the Mon
treal shore loud shouting from the land which
they had quilted aud sharp kissing sound
caused by the rapid upturning of the ice above
them, warned them that ''shove' had com
mcnced and that the ice was moving down. They
were in very dangerous position X Immediately
commenced making for the shore. Around them
was moving mass Of Jagged rotten ice, and
they were obliged to jump from cake to
another. Finally, all reached place of SAFETY
with the exception of one gentleman-Mr. Sande-
son-who was brought ashore by the current
upon a cake of ice, dead. Whether he stun.
ned or crushed by the conclusion of the ice,
whether he was frightened to death is not known.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS!
Pills that are Pillsii

DROF. HAYES State Chemist. of Massachusetts.
Il says they the best of all Pills, and annexs
the who certify fhnt CT. Hayes knows viz
Lcmuel Shaw, Chief Justice Supreme Court of Mass,
Emory Washburn, Governor of Macs.
W. c. Pmnkett. Lieut.. GOV. of Mass
Henry J, Gardner, Gov. OF Mas
Simeon Brown, Lieut.. Gov -
f M Wright, Sec. al State -
John b. Fitzpatrick. ca holic Bishop of Boston.
MEN THArARE MEN !!
Among the di this Pill has cured with astonish
ing apidity we may mention
Costiveness Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Drop
sy. Heartburn Headache arising from foul Stomach.
Nausea, Indigestion Morbid inacton of the Bowels and
pain arising therelrom, Flaulency, Loss of Appetite,
all Ulceious and Gu Diseases. which require
evacuant Medicine, Scrofua, or Kings Evil They al
soby purifying the blood and stimulating the System
many complaints which it would not be supposed
they cou reach; such Deafness, Partial Blindness
Neuralgia and Nervous Irrtaby, arrangements Of
the Liver and Kidney. Gout and other kindred COM
plants, arising from low of the body, obstruc
tons of its functions. They the be.t Pursative
Medicine discovered and you will but need to use
them to know it.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER. Lowell, Mass, and
sold by every respectable Druggist in New England
NAV l.d&c2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
Later from Californio-4ccident to the Golden

age
New ORLEANS, May 1.-THE Empire City
has just arrived from Havana. The Illinois had
put into that port with the California mails and
passengers.
The Golden Age, which connected with the
Illinois, left San Francisco on the 9Th with Isl
passengers and @l,300,0o0 treasure
On the night OF the 2Sth, when off the island of
Qubo, about five miles from Panama, and under
a full head of steam, the Golden Age stuck upon
asunken rock The water gained upon the pumps
with great rapidity. The best discipline was
preserved, both among the passengers and crew.
Communication made with Panama, and the
steamship John i. Stephens went Immediately
TO the rescue and succeeded in safely landing all
on board. The steamship Panama was despatch
ed on the Sd to the assistance of the Golden Age,
and strong hopes were entertained of her being
saved although the tide ebbed and flowed into
her.
The Golden Gate will take up the passengers
and mails which left New York on the 5th.
The rain had continued and the mines were
yielding well, and commercial confidence was
gradually returning.
The Legislature adjourned on the Both. Anoth-
er effort will be made on the 23d to elect a Uni
ted States Senator.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
TIC Ieto on ths RemornL oflnar. Ln,inr

4 ne eto on the RemOrdt Of JHdge Loriag.
Governor Gardner, IN his message 10 the Mas
saehuSetts Legislature, giving his Reasons. for We
tong the resolution for the removal of Judge I.n.
ring refers to the dangerous precedent it would
sci, even 1t 1t be constitutional. and saws another
objection with him is that no crime is alleged
against him, III office or out, and no intimatinn is
given that he has not satisfactorily aud faithfully
performed his duties as Judge of Probate We
quote from the message another point;
TO the allegation that Judge I4orne has shock
ed the popular sentiment of Massachusrtts.itm may
be pertinent to ask what the duty of Judges il /,
Are they to expound the laws as made by the law
making power, or are they to eonstruc them in
accordance with popular sentiment When tho
time arrives that Judge so violates his oath of
office as 10 shape his decisions according to the
fluctuations of popular feeling, we become gov
eminent not of laws, but of men.
Surprising, rs alleged, that according to the
ordinary balancing of conflicting testimony, the
decision of Judge Lorng erroneous, no ono
asserts or believes that he wilfulv adudcated
wrongly corrupty. The error,it should be con :
sldered,was a mistake. Is Judge, then. to be re-
moved from office if he gives mistaken Judgement.
Such AN impractical and dangerous policy would
lead toa daily removal among Judicial officers of
our interior courts, So often air their decisions
orerruled by higher tribunals
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
Arrivals at the Washington House

UP TO 3 O'CLOCK YESTERDAY.
VIM. w. LEFTWICH. Proprietor.
W Duke, Floyd c II; 5 c Burks, Liberty;
VIM Pettigrew, c f Gate, Lexington; Capt ID
scruggs, Capt Dyer, Canal; G II Timber
lake and lady, c 6 Timherlake, Mrs Goodman,
Miss l. a Goodman, james kinzer and lady,
Charlottesville; VIM G Rucker. Jno Morrss,
Amherst; j NJ Miller, = n Bell, Watson Smith,
City; VIM Payne, Campbell; c Bryant, } Rock.
Jno Kelly, Canal; Chas + Yeateman, IL F Will
liams, Va Il Tenn r X; w \ Leftwich, Bedford;
II Smith, Agent Swiss Bell Ringers; Morris
Erstine Philadelphia; Jno Howard and Indy,
Floyd; VIM Hartman, II Hartman, Montgomery:
Geo w Shields, Montgomery White Sulphur; j
McClanahan, Miss McClanahan, Joseph Gibbs.
l. bowers, Roanoke; ID Ward, Richmond; S
Gordon, Va; I Penn, Patrick.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15

Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston, Aipi,tead & Warwick,
McCorkle Il Jone., Saunders Irby Miller Cren-
shaw. Joha g. Meeu, Joseph H. Wlson. Taylor Tins
ley Co, Nowlin Apper'on, raliatrrro Hamilton,
Rucker Redd, Joseph Coleman, Horner Watson.
Lynchburg Va; ohn Scott, Halifnx Capt. Samuel
Berger. Ii. Moorman, Pusyvana George Hairs.
ton, Henry james Nj. W. Leftwich Franklin; Col.
Lewis G. Arthur, Samuel Hobson, Bedford; Jerry Pit
RGanoke WIN. r. Arnold Rockhrdge; Thomas
Goodwin. Amherst; Col. Moses Arnold, Campbell;
VIM q. Gnnna~ay, Appomottos; Corbn b. Reynolds,
BotetouIt. jan 22-cly
rY"Repubcan, Bedford Sentinel Sal,m Register
aad Chrstisn-bnrg Heruld copy and send
counts o this office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
SURRY CouEr- HOUSE, Nav II

There is Mt this time, the greatest political OK
ci,ement in Surry that have ever witnessed.
Men born before the American Revolution, have
left their chimney corners, and are discussing
politics with rs much enthusiasm as young men
Of two and twenty. Farmers neglect their
pl0ughs mechanics their work shops, the lawyers
their books, and physicians their patients, to en-
gage in politics. IIaranguing, betting, and in
many cases fighting, are of every day occurrence.
Yours, very truly, j. B.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
The Steamer Illinois not 4rrired.

New York, May II. p. M.--The anxiousy
expected steamer Illinois, from California, has
not yet arrived. report was circulated to-day
that she had put into Norfolk, but it is not credi
ted. The Norfolk line not working yester-
day, or at least no messages were received over
it, and the correctness of the rumor could not be
ascertained. 1t is also reported that steamer
has been Mt Sandy Hook for several days waiting
the arrival of the Illinois, in order to commune
cate with her before she reaches this port, for
what object is not known.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
RerOked.

The Star says the President has revoked the
commission of captain in of the new dragoon
regiments conferred upon Lieut.. William b.
Reynolds, of Illinois having ascertained that he
is now private in the army, after holding com
mission during the Mexican war The fact that
he has refrigerated is supposed to be evidence of
want of the qualities necessary to make an eff
ccnt officer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
Rdpqges offhe Cholera.

We learn from correspondent of the Nilsson
ri Republican, that there five boats aground
in the Missouri at Baltimore Bar near the town
of Dover. Cholera has broken out among the
soldiers and Kansas emigraIts on board, and ut
last accounts there had been fourteen deaths
chiefly soldiers fnmily of five or six persons
cmigrants from Kentucky to Charlton county,
died soon after being landed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
.IYNCHBURG DAILY TIMES


5INfE undersigned propose To commerce, nj an ear
J. ly day the publication of a Daily and Weekly
Newspaper in this city of the above TILE Tho DAILY
TINES WILDE u News, Commercial and Literary Jour
nuirr" all Sectaran and Party bias Il will be
devoted the interests Of Virginia. and OF this portion
OF the STATE particularly To the extent ut its ability
ard influence II viii strike Tor the Old Dominion, and
against her foeG. IL viii recognize friend and
brother every man Of every purity who u true To her;
and will raise the flag OF unoompromisng hostility TO
r who willing "to swenr by her affairs and her
fires
The editorial department # III TINES will be
chiefly under the nirol of Mr.. Il. NJ. Dewitt " has
ad Is years experience in editorial lileand who
is well known newspaper renders in Ibis pol
ton of Virgitin.
TtRms-1he DAILY TIMES will be printed on a
sheet ofmediun szr at 10 ek, s. per an
mum, in advance. The WEEKLY TIMES, Tor the
Country, will contain most of the reading of tho
Daily, and will be out ut ti50; iavar tbiy in ad
ADvERTIsEaESrs will be inserted so Gems per
square of fifteen nes less, for the first Insertion and
% ilr ench subsequent inseripnu unless ordered
amer form. when so CENTS will bo charge always in
adyuucc liberal diccouut 10 yearly advertisers;
be paid quarterly in advance.
b. NJ DEWITT.
l2.ts CHAS. A. FARIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
Singulur EscaDp,

few days since, while Mrs. Danfprth, of
Warren Pa, was engaged in her usual duties, n
heavy thunder storm came up,and in the midst of
it's fury a lightning stroke descended upon her.
burning the hair from the crown Of her head to
the back of her neck, melting her hair pins and
proceeding down her body leaving lis mark as it
went-until it passed through the floor. Strange
TO say, the lady lived and is rapidly recovering
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
ErDliISiOn of Mr. Hiss

BosToN, May ll.-After a night session of
seven hours, the House, this morning ut two o.
clock, passed the resolution expelling Mr. Hiss
by vote of yeas l37, nays Is. Previous to his
expulsion he charged the chairman of the com
mittee that examined his case, and several other
members of the House. with being guilty of the
same offence alleged against him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
WAR! WAR!-ATTENTIO SOL.
WV DIERS OE THE WAR OF 1872 !-BOUNTY

LAND WARRANTS.-The Soldiers Of the War OF
1912, their legal representatives can call on me and
get the additional quantity II Bounty Land coming to
them also the wild vs. Of the soldiers of the reyolu-
tionary war Come one, come all-there is enough for
each enough for all. =,
Be enquire for the undersigned II you w'sn
your claims properly attended for have just received
from Head Quarters all the necessary rolls and docu'
men,s establish your claims; so you have nothing 70
10 but 10 and get your warrant, for which
| will pay you the highest cash price ..+
mari I, L. W. GRAY. Agent for Claims.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
n. A. STlIIsDIyANT.
Forwarding 4 Commission Business

ffslE subscriber having purchased the interest ri
i Nj. g. Peuyiohn. In the concern of Lee & Co.
viii continue he Forwarding aud Comm ssion bu.ness
nj iheir old stand the dock
Ills location gives him superior advantages any
other Forwarding House in the CITY, he il but few
squares OF level from the landings of the Bnlt
moe, fhildo Pima md New Nork Steamers aud New
York nnd Boston Packets. and is subjected to the low
drayngr ;niEed by thu CITY Ordnnncr wboreas
goods shipped by those located III. Basin are dray
el /, miles rough paved streets thereby
fo the better und tstnuding Of charges no will put
goods J., ard canal boats from vessels oi steamers
uI 7 cents per 100 ihs,, provided. however, that
charge Tor single shipment sha be less than twenty
five cents for commission nud dfnyagr. Seven ceats
ia frequently charged for dn,agc alone tho
Iasn, md five cent, is rather lces tim the average
cost uf hauling there by the Ord nance.
Tobacco and other produce shipped nj about ha the
charges char cd by those located on the Basin.
Persons shipping tobacco other produce tn my
dress viii Ito well to ship by MIR rettyjohn'- line Of
hnnis they directly into the Dock Tor up oads
without delay or trouble.
Having experience in the business fifteen yenr.,
he hutr- himself that h. Gun givn sntisfuctvn Ia n
who may cmtust their business to him.
thtgo goods Invariably follow thonn to dcsna-
ton.
~ Particular attention given 10 the stlo Of Mer
ehnndsc and Produce.
mu,e dts (yJ AIfRED s. LEE
O the Deck Richmond, Nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
OXIDES CELEBKATED HAIR

= loNlC.-ANNlS1 FAD Pride, aiier having
devoted long life Ia studying tho meaIs of restoring
resiving, aud beeuriying the hair and inter having
fully teslrd his discovery pre- ,ents his CELRBkATED
HAIR. TONIC To the public, as the efficient
dy yet provided for all tho lila anI accident. the hair
subject to- lie ha4 successfully applied IL great
number nj rnses not My 10 the loss of hair when
had set in but Ia renewing its growth and restoring
what was lost. Even in he solitary he has ON
plo,ed his TONIC with tho most successful results-
lie believes IL nlso be nfallbe for letter,
Ring worm. Scnld hcnd aud all similar diseases.
Sold at hs mandatory Water street. door
below Exchange corner, und Royal Pr,de's Main
street, belaw Market Price 81 bottle.
doduction ln,do when snld in quantities. ordcrs from
my distance promptly filled
lie deems only necessary to append tho certificate
of the following we'll known gen,lcnei:
"Wei,ke pIcnsnrc in certifying that have used
pdjrs Hair f"nc. md testify that it does all that
lac promises for it
| r, lily Latham DIR. T n Nelson,
Dr. Mitchell, Bedford DIR. Clark, Campbell,
John Clark. H. NJ Garland, Editor.
:. T. Petor.. VIM. y. McCorkle, "
npl2 l-dAc3n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
Sir Inches ef Snop-TH, oldest hla5iaai

we were visited last night with heavy full of
snow, winch this morning, despite of the eontin-
ufo 'hawlng, covered the ground to the depth of
SIX inches The storm commenced with an east
"ihd' whl'h changed towards morning In the
so6tl and west. Snow has continued falling du.
ring the forenoon, but the weather is 50 much
hilider that It thaws faster than il comes Old
sett'rs tell about the storms that they have seen
III thelr younger days; but we believe that in sse
quantity, time and occasion, this cnnno, be bent
by any former experience Lockport Courier.
hag :.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
Entnl IcciHeni

We learn from the Floyd MteHigenccr that a.
Mr.. Isaac Boothe, an aged citizen of Montgono-
ry county. was returning home from sale Mt
Connadays Store in Floyd county, one day last
week he unfortunately drove his buggy too near
steep bank, causing it to turn over and fall ON
him njuring him so severely that he died in a
short time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
The 4rctic Erpedition.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE new vessel in
tended for the Arctic expedition in search of Dr.
Kane and his party has been completed and is
now taking her stores on board. She sails to NOR
row, at noon, under Commanding Lieutenant
Simms to join her consort at the Brooklyn navy
yard.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
Sad Result of Jestinp.

On the End instant at Memphis, Tenn, young
man, in spirit of levity, said to Mrs. Green
Wormeley, respectable lady in delicate health.
that her husband had been seriously injured bya
dray running over him. The announcement
gave her such shock that she Immediately
tainted, and in short time was Il corpse.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
n FOREIGN and DOMESTIC II
WHeayy and Fancy d-Ware, .

" II o l. T. S 4 l. T. 4 N ID Il e II 4 IL,
Spring, ls55-Nfain Street, Lynchburg, "a.
We have jus, received supply for the Spring of
Hardware. Cutlery, Guns, Pistols, Hunting Tackle,
building Materials Carpenters, Millwright's and
Smith Tnnl. Farming Utensils. Caninee and Buggy
Trimmings. saddery, Shr enaker's Findings, Floor and
Fable Oil Cloths, Pntel Goods, Window Cornice and
Shades. Wood and Willow Ware, House keeping
articles nj most every description Fishing Tacsle, &c.
Nc; whict renders stock the most extensive ind
d"siable No have yet offered for public favor, and
embracing create variety thnn any in the State.
Tho- de.iling u purchase will find a superior class
"i goods ani Mt satisfactory priees and all who wish
merely IN many articles that entirely neto,
shall take great pleasure in showing.
uIl lo-dSets SIMPSON g. BRO.