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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-15
.trrom the I.oulssIlIe courIer. lst

BLOODY Observation-Disclosures BIT ofF-sTAB
nrxa.-Thursday night, two Young men. W. b.
Morrison. of Lexington. and Beckett Kemp o'
this county, had a bloody fight in the ball OF the
Gait House. resulting in the mutilaiion OF the
one. and the desperately wounding the other.
Roth pnrties were intoxicated, and Ind just gone
into the Hotel from the Theatre. Kemp wa. in
the net of registering his name, when the Other
getleman iosted his arm. This led to nm aiera-
ton. In the melee Morrison drew bowie knife,
or dirk and cut Kemp three or four times on the
head and neck. The latter on being separated
from opponent. foundhe had his nose IN has
mouth uhich he spat out upon the floor. In the
morning il was picked up ON the floor and re-
stored to its owner.
The parties were taken to their respective
rooms and physicians sent for. The wounds OF
Kemp are not considered dangerous though the
one in the side came very near proving fatal.
Morrsnns not much hurt but will be mutilated
for life.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
TUESDAY. Mar. lth.
EVENING SESSION

EVENING SESSION
The President resumed the chair att O'Clock,
NJ.
The House bill TO increase the number Of State
students at the University Of Virginia, as repor
ted from the committee on General Laws, was
taken up further amended ami passed-ayes 81,
no |.
virginia AND MARYLAND RAILI DAD COMPANY.
Mr.. Braxion called up the bill incorporating
the Virginia aud Maryland Railroad company and
the question being put on It's passage. the bill
was rrieeted-ayes IA noes ~
WINCHESTER AND sTRAsBuRG RAILROAD.
Mr.. Funstcn called up the bill authorizing
the Winchester aud Potomac Railroad campany
To extend ITS road up the Valley no farther South
than the town of Strasburg. and advocated its
passage.
A long discussion cnsued as to whether in or
der to pass the bill. a constitutional majority was
necessary. The chnir (Mr. Cailett;) decided it
did require such majority, and the roll being
called the vote resu,ed-ayos IL, noes 81. So
the bill was rejected.
COUNTY OF ROANE.
On motion of Mr.. Smith, the Senate proceed.
ed 10 the consideration Of the House bill to erect
ihe county Of Rpane out of Kanawha. Gilmer
aud Jackson. The bill being upon its passage,
the roll was called aud the vote resulted-ayes
35, noes none. So the bill passed.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
On motion of Mr.. Randolph the House bill au-
thorizing The Board Of Visitors to increase the
number of professors ut the university of Virgin.
in, was taken up. The amendment reported by
the committee an General Laws was agreed to,
aud the bill read three times and passed.
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The Wea ther. .

ALBANY. March lO-The thermometer in this
city ranged from zero to degrees below zero,
this morning
BosToN, March 10.--At sunrise this morning
the thermometer in this city stood at zero At
White Riyer Junction, VI, the mercury was 26
degrees below zero.
Philadelphia March l0.-ihe mercury, at day
light this morning. had fallen to zero.
BUFFALO. March Yesterday and to day
were the coolest DAYS Of the season that we have
had here. The thermometer this morning stood
at Is degrees below zero. AT Cleveland it was 10
degrees below zero.
MONTREAL. March 10. The mercury st God at
u degrees below zero in this city this morning.
Railway travel is much interrupted.
Capt. Benjamin A. II. Arthur, lst regiment of
Infantry. died at Fort Chadbourne, Texas Feb
ruarv 1856, of Pneumonia.
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A petition has been preseted to the New York
Legislature asking that law be passed making
every alternate year 'eap year" The petion
sets forth that for the past few weeks of the new
year many more marriages have taken place and
much more counting been going forward; and
and they believe that leap year is usofulEnstitu
ton, calculated to do much for ''woman's rights
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:. cuEE.wI,Y TO THE PROVISIONS Oh

deed Of trust executed by Thomas Terry and wife to
mo a trustee bearing the 18th day of August $50, and
of record In the Clerks of the County Court of Camp
n sha ON the 18th of MAJ ch next proceed to sell to
the highest bidder the promises the TRACT OF LAND
in Sad deed contained
lhe said tract land lies in the county of Campbell on the
waters Opossum Creek adjoining the lands of William Per
row and Others miles from lynchburt containing
about 20 acres most uncleared good tobacco land and
heavily timbered.
The terms sale will BIZ made known the day Of sale
PEI sons wishing purchase requested to call on Mr.
rloas Terry who will take pleasure in shelving the land
them any other information IN relation to me same
f7Y- dl rlta,fl ith mar DAN'L A. WILSON, Trustee.
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king of such possession to occur only on iS'au"'
unnhabi,ed, and entirely out OF the maritime Ju'
risdiction of other nations.
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At the last meeting Of the New York Farmers
Club. YES resolution adopted recommending all
Agricultural societies in the United States to u
mite in . petition to our government to take pos
session At al guano islands which have been. or
may Do discovered by Americans.for the benefit
o. the U. States and of the discoverers ts-
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IMPORTANT ApPoINTMET.-The Star states
that it was understood in Washington, Yesterday
that the Secretary of the Navy has rendered to
Capt Duncan N. IngraLam. U. S. NJ, the post of
chief OF the bureau of Ordnance and Hydrogra-
ply in the Navy Department, made vacant by
the recent death of the lamented Commodore
Morris.
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The question was then put on the passage al
fhc bili aud determined Ia tue negatiye by thf
following vote:
AYEs-52.
NoEs-sO. .
Mr.. Garneit voted in the negative TO enable
him In move n reconsi1e ration of the vote.
After announcing the result the Speaker va
Gated the Chair until 7ocoek.
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1t is stated that new guns of very long range
and large calibre are being manufactured at West
Point, and as fast they are got ready are dis
tributed amongst the various Notifications in
New York harbor, where they IRE Immediately
substituted for the ordnance hitherto in use
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY,, Mar. 18th 1856

WEDNESDAY. Mar. 18th 1856.
The fioase met at 10 O'clock. pursuant TO ad-
journment.
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
IN ~. motion OF Mr.. Garnett, the engrossed bill
to dlyest the Board of Public Works of the now.
or TO make loans, and to establish board of
consideration.
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Buchanan movement has been recently made
in Baltimore. 1t resulted in q sort of drawn bat,
tie between the friends of Mr.. Buchanan and
General Pierce.
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a y
a deed Of made and executed by Albert !" paohy
and Susan II his wife. to Upton d. Jennings hearing uu
Court The undersigned specially appointed trustee III NV
ace and stead of Jennings by the direction Of te
al creditors in said deed mentioned will on uRDa
The 18th March, 1856 upon premises proceed to sell al
aprtion 10 bidder that valuable properly known
AZ the "PHTNIX FOUNDRY" situated on tue Caha ana
River adjoining city Lynehburg containing about one
land abundantly supplied with wafer from a va
nal ,,,,.,,,
This property equally suited to Foundry or Mahaae'u
ring Mils--oHe or both. . A..
Also adjoining Lot running from the FOUNDRY aos ne
Canal the intersection of Black water creek WIN '"
River. ,-,,. ..o.,,
The two combined comprising the most valuable properly
on the river vicinity Of the city are well deserving e
attention Of capitalists. ~, ,.l I,
Also the House and Let occupied by MI Joseph 7,
Barnes near the residence Judge Daniel me houses arc
new and comfortable and well suited as ainhy
The contains about of land good sarue' o.
am authorised the principal creditors TO say 'ha' ioeri
credit given the purchasers OF the properly u" 'e
Civ ing satisfactory security.
The terms will be made known the day of sale
The rifle deemed perfect but shall only convey shch us
T.. NV ~ 80 a, trpetae HENRY DTNNINGTON.
e a6d9awtlJih mar .'P'N''' ,i'3'o..
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Fillmore and Donelson.

We have now heard, through exchanges,
from all parts of the United States upon the nom
nations made ut Philadelphia, (says the New
York Express) and when say that nomna-
tons ever more checrfully acquiesced in
save that of Henry Clay, in lS4l-we say only
the truth. We do not mean to say that there is
not oppugnation in parts Of New England,a and in
parts of Ohio. and a silent oppugnation in Penn
sylvania-but when it is reduced to a choice be-
tween Fillmore and some President Pierce,it will
be owerless--if it give away. or only attempt to
throw away votes ou some person that COM
mand no strength in the Electoral colleges. The
Seward opposition to Fillmore,in New York-for
il is only Seward opposition. when out of the Dem
ocratic ranks-wl be of no avail here. We have
met it twice, measured swords with it,and whip
ped it, and whip it more and better, the next
time. II is only misfortune that the cunning
! creature of Bishop Hughes can delude men in
New England and Ohio to follow him The more
these nominations are tested and canvassed, the
| stronger they will grow. Fillmore is of the true
| stuff that will stand all sorts OF fre-and hence,
| the longer they are before the people. the more
| popular they will grow. The Law humbug of
the 10Th of June will explode, just as did the NOM
| nation. The Pittsburgh movement will dwindle
| down. by October, to u Brney and Francis Ad-
| ans sham. Sensible men. in these trying times
are not going to throw their votes away--or, if in
the opposition, help to re, elect the present ad.
ministraton, and all its office hosders with il
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

When Macbnon, the Greek Physician, WAS
slain Homer said of him. "a good Physician is worth much
whole army" Then good medicine like Ayers Cathar
Pills is worth deal because 1t we'll
works wider and lasts longer The circle of the best Phys
clans labor must be narrow while such remedy ia available
to allcan be had by every body, and worth having
4 LII
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The subscriber offers sale his residence near tho a
ly improving and beautiful town WvheyiIle IN nov
sons wishing to secure pleasant the noise and
confusion OF towns cities and same time Ia
themselves of speedy communication with almost am, %
of the Union this property offers inducements laIy sras
ed The tract contains about 1870 acres nearly one baf Of
which is well IlMBERED. 1t lies the Nirria and Ton,
ntssee Railroad half mile from the Wythevie Depnt anl
threeqnarters Of miles from town. The ~
sst OF NEAT AND COMFORTABLE DWEIIJNG co,.
tanning SIX rooms cellar &C. together with the Necessary
For further information address the undersigned or l
II Caldwell at Wythoyl!e Va anu VI 'onH
ma l5.dw6w Tuou 4, : ,v,,-,,>
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SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
by VIM. II. MOSBY. AucrIosEER.
rursEmOID FURNITURE, PIANO

EUDG II y. FtHNbHe "G. - "
FORTE Sc AT AuCTI0N-On this tSAfu kDAf1
marning the will sell on Market street lags a.
snrtment Of elegant HOUSEHOLD FbhNil bhh-tns shie
effects Of gentleman yng-embrarng IN par,
NJ fas Divars Rocking Chairs Mah"gony finsn scar
chairs Marble Top Tables Plain Mahogany cara ispn
Nahoonny Extension Dining Tables Cabinets BUREAUS
Wasstands. Tables. Windsor Chairs, feathef Dt9s n
ck and Cotton Mattresses Mahogany Cottage ana feheh
Bcdstcads, sofas, &c, &c. . p,,<a
Also one OF Chickering's celebrated octave ilaNo
poPrrsbss haen used but little complete order, and
'" u .i a, -, IN a,,i,rt G. Il. PHELPS,
a. J., Auct'r.
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Nr"rai2ia turcd.-Read what Mr.. Blydcn saws; No
medicine ever had certificates from such respectable
as Narers spanish Mixture Mr. T. oyden one of the origI
ha prpreors of the Aston House New York for "A mum.
per OF years OF the Exchange Hotel Richmond Va was
cured OF severe attack of Neuralgia by Carriers Spanish
Mixture The rapid and perfect effected In his case Inv
his valuable medicine, arrested his excited his
interest he recommended it others afflicted with variety
OF disease and in every instance effected lie has
seen 1t cure Agne aud Fever rheumatism, COMPLIANT
dyspepsia FeNers, Violent Coughs and which were
SAID to be confirmed Consumption and nearly every other dis
ease Tor winch 1t Is used He remarks it Is difficult know
what disease will not relieve cure Blood Pnrd
% ana spring and Fail medicine he has equal
lie cheeriuy recommends il all occasions and believes II
80 tlc lul't NatuADie remedy eNtant lS.dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-15

'an be entering Dr L. b. Wrghts Office No Broad
and offering their testimony the
ed testimonials already received of the Who'll
y by the Scrofuous Antidotc" these
ready for publication if required Each the that
have under personal observation and the
ties too well known to admit of single doubt of
necss We shall give but the public comparison
to what we have, 1t would require time aud money
than spend to publish all. DO however wait
for the appearance of any further evidence sick
commence and take II according TO directions without delay
and rest assured commentator will be loud
ncghbor Of its virtues 1t has accomplished than all
the medicines yet invented See advertisement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-15

The Tennessee Legislature at its last session.
passed law to regulate banking in that State
This iawreqnires the president cashier, on OATH
to publish each year a statement Of the condition
Of each bank in which shall be set forth the name
and residence and the amount of stock held by
each stakeholder. This law will have the effect
to kill off what are known as exiting banks"
as the statement required to be published is very
full and explicit. giving the people all the informa
ton necessary to determine whether bank is
solvent CIR not. Another provision of this law
prohibits any bank in the State, except the Bank
of Tennessee from issuing or paying out
notes of q less denomination than Eve dollars
There is already law in existence which pro-
hibits the circu latiop in Tennessee of the notes
Of banks in other States of less denomination
thanf dollars.
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Baker. Premium H;,,cr. wi,,,ou, Jovb,. ~


Of the most popular medicines in this state and the great
confidence through its friends has caused such increased de
nand that the proprietor has found necessary increase his
facility for manufacturing the Bcrs, 70 that he be able
I'LL all orders promptly Our most able physicians using
1t in their regular practice for sgrea virtues in of Dys
pcpsa Nervous Headache Dsorered Bow els and
al Alternative of the whole Read the certificate of
the Rev + J Boggs Of Union Hi station, below Volumes
the kind have already been furnished the proprietor
For ordegs address L. BAKER, Proprietor, Richmond
RICHMOND, Sept. I, 1865.
take great pleasure in tesfyng the virtnc OF Bakers
Premium Bitters remedy for obstinate Indigestion, relief
of the attacks Of dyspepsia and headache and by their
have escaped my annual attacks Of chis
REV. L. j. BDGGS.
Pastor of Union Hill Station.
This to certify that was taken with violent sick
ach and purgnB and Immediately sent for physician who
and medicine after the effects which
commenced getting and having much
kcIs Bers, sent and bought bottle which commenced
medat to give relief and by the time had used the
bottle, | was entirely well. CHASTlAN FARRAR.
Every family should keep few bottles on hand Price so
cents bottle.
For sale by Messrs Strothcr Whitehead and Stabler
Jones, Lynchburgi and by Druggists generally.
l-d2w
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~ DERS-Many hne figures are ruined bv carelasen,.
ana Girls are apt to contract habit Of sodpin
fes" Oh Whlch narrow chests and protrudng shonldr
1iaaes 10 remedy these evils have "SToI'IDFP
ton and benefit - ~ "' S"'i''ac'
wearing ths Brace the chest expanded the shoulders
> f' ~ Wv "eu'u II kept
For sale by j II THOMPSON E. co
Druggists
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80 SION MERCHANT, NO. 1G FRONT STREET n Y
Particular attention given to GRAIN AND ALL SOUTH
ERN PRODUCE.
Refer to r. H. LOWRY ESD Cashier of the Bank Of the
RcTublic. n. Y In, ~
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= .uu.r rnEEsAT AuCTION.-On sat.

I'D rsv morning 18th inst will sell ON Market sc'
900 RI IT TREES, embracing all the different varieties
viz Annlos Peaches Apricots Nectarines &C. an 3
which are of the kind and from thu Nursery OF @
~, ~" " " ma n del C. r. Phelps. Aucir.
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p
Slt:But opinion prevails here with regard
tive power of Electric Oil One here perhaps
more striking than uthera crippled 10
has bceu restored that he walk This induced me
TO Try myself and has relieved almost immediately both
Neuralgia and Rheumatism. One of servants having
bad leg more than year. has been cured week bv this
on and do not hesitate to recommend all wish for
the sake of humanity that this OH could be throughout
the entire world Yours sincerely,
WIN. HENRY SNYDER Browns Hotel
1855 Great cures are known been made in Wash.
besides hundreds, relieved of Cons, Tooharhc Feons and
more tritg pains and aches In Bridgeon j. in harris
burg aud Wilmington and also from Cleveland Ohio indeed
everywhere has been introduced the report wonderful
Al say beats everything tried to take pain
thoroughly remove from the system both Salt Rlcm and
ErYsipeas rheumatism Swolugs, Sores Sprans Wounds
GUS Burns aud papitaon and partial Paralysis IL
viii do in ninety nine in every hundred used ac.
cordng to directions aud It pleasant nor in
tertere with any food other medicine
WAsHINGroN, u. C, August 18Th.
Prof DoGrathl sell great of your cd as it is
well spoken Of in neighborhned duv passes bu
that i1ave many calls it, although Messrs Stock a Co
keepit Send imnad iaely and obge vaurs truly
ROBERT \. PAYNE. Druggist
corner 18th st, and VI Avenue.
also. PRoF DEG}, rt
~ South Eighth st, PHILADELPHIA
or sale at DIR. Scays, Lynchburg; Purcell Iadd & Go
Richmond General Agents and all the principal Druggists
and Merchants in the State. [fe 2l-diyy
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ed supply of those popular Black Caters, which Sell
rapidly 81 so Also Ladies fine Black Caters with Or
without heels Also pretty Tan Color Caters. SIJ0-
Also, Ladies' fine Kid Boots and Buskins. Call and see.
Its =. SEABURY
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FOR Tar HAA beautiful glossy and luxurious growth Of
Hair can be obtained by its 1t is the only
that WI" prevent It's falling out turning grey. Price
just received and fer sale by
fe 29edScts " STROTHER & WHITEHEAD
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celebrated French Gloss for cleaning preserving aud mpart
ing beautiful polish Furniture and removing all stains
Received aud for sale by
fe 29dScts % STROTHER s. WHITEHEAD
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a., anla'lufefs a fun supply cf Pumps of varions ;
asp sWft3ole Tor eisterns, wells railroad stations e.,
"a g. "a 90 SICK OF Lead Pipe, sizes which is -
w m esh al extremely low prices at the stove and
l"'" i'dtsI Z. s. BLISS
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n UN 7, UUTOfOUkt
Womans faith-a Tale of Southern Life:
Creole orphans-a Tale of Louisiana-by DIR Pc
Mississippi;
Edith Alien, or; Life in Virginia;
The Lost Hunter:
Alone aud Hidden Path--a new supply;
Miss Murray United States and Canada &c;
Maeaueyis Eng9nd-Yols 10 4;
Jackson and New urlcans-by Walker;
The Red Eagle-by A. B, Meek, OF Alabama;
i'iats OF the Standard and Minor Drama;
songs for Little Ones at Home;
Rachel Grayby Julia Kavanagh;
Romance Of the Harem--by Miss Pardoe.
The Escaped Novicc-by Miss Bunkley;
Iadee from Blackwood
ALSO,
Invoice and Letter Files;
New aud beautiful lot of Gold Pens.
Wall Papers and Borders
Just received at ma l5-,sl NC
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n p'fIhWFd Hf"nth, pcnrIy White Tccih, sound
and healthy Gums be obtained by the Dowdens
Dental Fluid 1t relieves tooth ache, decay-appcd
to the skin 1t npar beautiful rose hue the
Price 30 cents. For sale 10y
fe 29dScts % STROTHER & WHITEHEAD.
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LrNaaE HIGHEST CASM PRICES Fan

Il FOR NEGR0ES-Thc subscriber beFs leave to inform
the citizens of Lynchburg and its vicinity thahhe returned
ynchburg where he will remain for several months tho
purpose purchasing Negroes for the Southern market be-
the ages of and thirty years. for which he will pay
the highest Richmond cash prices.
He be found the Auction Store OF Mr.. VIM II
bY. Main street at ali times X. II. DAVIS
" BAny Information concerning Negroes will be liberal.
~ paid for. X. IL. D.
Address, IVnchbnrg, Va ffe led&eirim
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fsAstDstN~' SEsGEs.-H have iust oueueJ
~ several hundred pairs of Chldrens Shoes some new
styles, some rery pretty, and some very small
lots SFARIrDy
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w lot of Silver Ware containing Soup Ladies' and Thread
ed Forks-warTanted as fine rs dollars
SlLVERTHORN & Cliff,
ljts formerly II Silvar,horr,
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Secretary Of l.. l.. No. II, l. O. o. L.
Chief Patriarch of Va Encampment No. g l. o O. F.
The President Secretary Treasurer Bible Society
ma lott RIO. II. GLASS
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Spring. STYLE uAT4rOg

~ ls56Received this day beautiful article Nouns
temen to call and supply themselves very
as they going fast. l.. l. ARMlSTEAD.
ma rn,aTs HAM
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ANon rOTGas ANn Coi.Ds-.,cr,. che,

= PICTORIAL, Bryans Pulmorlc Waters. lasl.t
syrup Napha, Mrs Gariners }alsom Of Lverwort Leop
instant heet Peas Hoarhnund Candy, Jayncs ENPeolV"
"u" Arabic Lozenges &c, &c. For sale by 80,
JOHN H. SEAL,
mar II Druggist
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oamshp, ROANOKE, has been put IN inst T0
. order, and again commenced her regular trips IT.
New York TO City Point.
our merchants and others ordering Goods from New
VIII not forget TO ship by her.
Goods shipped from New York Wednesday arrive
Lynchburg ON the following Saturday
LEE & JOHNSON Agents
New York and Virginia Steamship 20
r. S-The JAMESTOWN leaves City Point every we
nesday morning. and the every Saturday morn
at y ocLOrk, for Now YORK. IL l2.tsl L. y
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They also keep constantly hand large stock of FISK
METALLIC BURIAL CASES, OF all szcs; also q large stoe
WOODEN COFFINS of every description. and will ma
prompt the undertaking business at ali hours
f. 2JdScs ID. p y q. a. DIl GJfID