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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

YELLOW FEVER IN BROOKIYN New York,
AND NICINIrY.-New York, Sept S-Ihe Brook
Ign Board OF Health reports no now cases May
or Hail states that he examined the city yester-
day, and found no cases of yellow fever in that
city, proper There are no new cases at Cover.
nor's Island ANA no additional deaths All tho
sick are doing we'll.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
-s,o THE L4D.EsoT LYNcmnu ne.--I

= MS Y mo pYFRs Richmond, Va. beg Inform thu
elena of SHehbnrg that they prepared
ivory desc Of Silk, Cotton Woocn dyehg Clean
well be done In Sew ork elsew We
machinery and the very best Of worknen and guar
satisfaction to patrons MeriBo, SIX DE fain
yed fashionable coiorE suit the
Shh@s at every description dyed cleaned Grape
Sbaws dyed scarlet crimson other esors. equal 10 hport
Cd Nelycis equal new SILK dresses cleaned and Greasp
wine stains removed We intend to DO work equal =
any establishment in the United States and respectfully solicit
the patronage the etzensuf iyncbnrg and vicinity Gen
6emcu Garmont d. I'd and cleaned to look equal 10
DENNIS a. BRO,
Sneee%soto Hines Franklin ST., opposite Meropoli
Hall. ttehmand. lsep 5dts
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS,

49, EOGk aE <soOD~ tor sale. %, virtue Of 1,
~ nccd OF Trust executed to mo by Wm \, Wade aud
rccod In the County Cont OF Campbell shall the
hand fer Cash The sale viii he continued from day
day until completed
shall also on Monday sell the highest
l,r flr caAh a the yellow Branrh the household Keh
Furniture of the sud Wnt s Wade. good Baronchc,
liotse aud all Of the Plantation Ionla. Sc.
sep 10 cthasop JOHN MURRElIs Trustee
xTsIsAul.E FARM ip Amherst. Three miles
from ynehhulE containing about 500 for sale al
Auction
VIII he sold auction Wednesday, the 9th September
ltlG thu lrcnisraa II O'Clock NJ II far II not, the
fair day thereafter valuable Farm lying Harris
Gre ,ud James River The quality of the land good
quantity old ded pine aud sumo low Rroun the Creek
Which constitutes Tia, Northern aud Easirn boundary The On
t5u Alexandra Ra,tuud paa's along tn eastern border
heeuuy t nark, toacnts Hd
10 he with Tho situation s one ii The Hast healthy
she State. excellent water and good neighhorhu,d The
povenont4 consst o aud e"mmodotg Dwelling House
aud the usual ont buildings two elegant Apple and one Peach
orchard
alao wish dlspote Of "relyjohna llnnd" mile
above IynchurR containing - lce The soil
a yrfy fertile, admirably adapted Market Hardening and
Water Mcong II believed ia be equal any land the
II has upon excellent Tobacco louscs The l.
will be sold separately desired The viii be sold
ia body divided found suit the
The title is undnnhted
TfilNH. Caet--athof terms might be agreed upon
Partial possession given Immediately Ton sesdmg wheat
preparations for which progress for large crop
and full possession the crops growing be
cured John rctyohn viii take pleasure IN showing h,s
baud to any pcraan wishing purehaso -
JANE pETTYJonN,
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,,urhcr Of :. wife ny her Husband

Pmr>nfrrnf,, sept. 9TH Nathaniel West residing
an Merchant Street htllel his afr last evening BY
sabbiue her in the hreast aud afterwards stabbed
himself several time. lie will handy survive.
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DUEL.-A duel was fought on Friday after
noon, between and ) O'clock, near Ferry, or
more properly, Washington Point, Norfolk coun-
ty, by two of our citizens. The card of Dr. Per-
kins, in the Daily News, relative t. slanderous
report. caused an individual, whose name we have
not learned, to send challenge to DIR. r., which
was promptly accepttd-the weapons chosen
being broad swords, and the time and place as
above mentioned.
The parties, with their friends and n phys-
clan, accordingly repaired to a field not far from
the village on the Point, AMI a desperate fight
took place with heavy AMI keen edge swords.
which resulted in the injury of both parties
right arm. and dealt his antagonist dreadful
cash in his face and on one arm, wounding him
also III tho. abdomen. The iuiuries, wa learn, are
not of II serious nature NortoN Argus.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

MUIR Il sTEyENs.-Epu importation of
IVu CHINA GLASS AND EARTHEN w A Rive have
Just Imported BY shps orient onan, Uncle Joe
norelnd large and beautiful assortment of China Farther
&C. comprising every article usually Kept
abshment Nome If The patterns entirely new
different from thing offered this market stock
OF Gi and White French China Cut and Pressed thss Wal
ers Plated Cn5ogs, Looking GaSes and Fancy Goods
large and commanding.
Merchants and others buying Goods the above line would
do well to call before chasing well
fed sell them reasonable as any house
HE korthern markets Stone Ware of superior quality
MUIR s. STEVENS.
No. 50, Sycamore ST.
u-,t4
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b Y 7 L l. II Il r 4 p II.
Teirgrnphrh E,pre--i, for the .y;.s;".a".'
Maine Election.

Poart.Sp Maine, Sept. Returns from o. towns
give llamliu Republican. large majority for Govei-
no.. Wood al Gi'mn, Republicans, are certainly
elected Ia Cuagres# The result in other Districts Is
not accurately known.
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WELCOME TO Hon. n. Z. BANKs.-W orces-
ter, Mass. Sept. g. l556.--A crowd of two to
three thousand persons assembled here at noon
to day to welcome the Hon. n p. Banks. He
was addressed by Hon. Henry Chaplin on behalf
of the committee. and responded in a brief and
appropriate speech.
Boston, Sept. 6. l856.-Mr Banks was re-
ccived at Wal,ham this afternoon by 10000 per-
sons-Iia was met at Newton, and escorted 20
Waltham by procession of the civil and mill
1ary powers. Mr.. IIales addressed him, welcom.
ing him back. Mr.. Banks replied in an eabp-
rate speech, occupying over an hour and a half
in It's delivery.
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M SALE DEALERS In Foreign md Domestic Dry Goods.
Ma Gland 100 Main street Richmond FALL TRADE ltJ6.
Iy the harpue sFies aud ship 'PeppereiL from liverpool
In this port aud by oher arrivals via New York
reinR Fail Importation of British, French and German
G"od utchaud the best for cash aud comprising
of the richest aud desirable Goods hase
ported
also reeoivng n supply of American Fahrca OF
II the regular and moat approved niakss-
Neare nsn prepared nh splendid stock of Ready Made
Clothing manufactured In Richmond which In style, qualify
aud price. will compare with any market.
by The let of Septoncor stock wiz be plee and
viii he helmRc aud have exhibited
We respectfully invite the southern Trade give
stock aud TO mark fair examination with the
that win sell goods low they bc bought
IA the United Stnnn
Orders shall NJ all imos be promptly and faithfully attended
10 KENT, PAM. n co.
on
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u TANDY, hHpotoTs and Wholesale Dealers In FOREIGN,
h"mest aai k l lancy Dry Goods No - Pearl St, Rich
mund Va have In Stoff and receiving daily large and
aneral Stock of Fail AID NAtef Dry Goo, which they
@ the attention OF Merchants visiting this market They
maize claims 10 superior adv 1uages eir competitors
either Importers buyers but that they possess I'd
tautagca equal h any aud solicit confidently
Ut tn II Stock Below they uuumerate few Of She lefd
stylos
Bron and Beached Sbostngs and shirtings all the .s
Ndlha
Satinett4. J 1 and & 1 Fullod Clotbs.
l'laid lipseys Mt all prices
Large Stock of fankeiH
EuRiIah aud American Prints all grades
1nhnrE DutAnea, Alpaeas dlnghams and Ladies Dress
Gnnls
Cloths and Cassmcres
NhawlA, GoakH and MapcH
With general Stock of Hosiery, Gloves, Spool Cotton
Threads &c
lorms mouths credit OF cent discount, sor cash
WILLINGHAM g TARDY-
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AND Eeb OF
Wet uilsf sale IandA lying the
Amhort three ml from the city of Lynrbnrg, mmcdl-
ifey the road lnad- la tho Court House and adjoining
rho lands 81 AnAns nnwirh \ knncr and others THIS
fHa which IL the Homestead contains 40 There
mboi the balance eli rcd aud dled into
Irds cae field having staf water H. There Is excel
lent dwelling with tea rooms conveniently arranged for the
comfort Of family and ont house the
places excellent Rprug with Hydraulic Ram attached to
convey the House There BaCksmihs Shop
aud WhcoNliRhs Sh ap and several iiuinRi the
attached h. place for mechanics to live In aud 10 good
stand for business There Is also. the excellent
Peach and young Apple orchard further description of
tlis Ia unnecessary
The sccond tract lies within four miles of the city Of Lynch
burg and contains 1tO This tract Hes well and has
quantity timber 10 keep the place up There
building tis tract. further description
uf the latls usea those wishing buy viii
hasrlvcs Tho subscriber Will take pleasure In showing
the lands any Wishlngtu buy.
scps diva elm N Is. MAGRUDER.
lNhlg
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Coal BRIDGE BARBEeUE.---A union meeting and
Barbecue held at Coal Bridge ON Saturday last.
Dr. A. +. Summers lead the speakers in favor of Fill
more: Jno S. Swami, Esq, in reply in favor ofBuch
anan.--Afer these speeches, the large crowd repair
ed to the well supplied dinner tables After dinner,
DR.. Parks spoke for hour, on the Fillmore side,
and followed by L. w. McGomas, Esq. and he
again by j. NJ Laidley, Esq, and he by j. H. Brown,
who late in the evening closed the discussion The
day a fair and ightfu one the principal cham
pions each side Of this Presidential contest in
county, engaged in the speaking Our American
Republican.
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DEAD Saur.-Two lrishmen. residing in
Brooklyn, Mass, purchased pint of brnnly last
Monday evening, went home and drank il, then
went out again and took some more liquor, after
which they returned home. and both OF them died
ON IucS1nV
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INCIDENT OF THE LATE roIiNAno IL NEY
llAfEN,-R. Il. jackson. whose house al Wind.
ham, \. II. was overturned by the tornado which
occurred nj thut plaer IN the ilh Of August.
gives ahisiory Of the occurrence. in which ho
say: The bouse stood on an euinenee lllic re-.
tned ifoIn the road, Of cottage style, one story
aud half covering surface of some ii lay 10
feet. The famil, consisted Of self. wife aud two
children -enr light and the other four years old.
just previous l. the occurrence If our ca'lmityl
vas loahluE from Un open window. and noticed
IN the distance II singular appearing cloud, tunnel
shaped, and whlrng with great velocity, accom-.
panied with loud hing NOISE, as Of u heavy
trnn Of cars. proceeded Immediately to close
the open daors and windows, aud had succeeded
IN shutting down the last tash. aud taken posi-
tlon AT The extreme rear portion of the house, my
wife and children clustering around me. when TN
shock came. The da>hIng in of the windows the
uprising II the tlonr, the awful moment Of sns-
pensc, the instantaneous thought pressing thu
mind, TINT the next moment would be the "last on
earth" To us.
We we're Frustrated, and carried from our pa
s,ion amidst the falling timbcrs aud crashing
fragments, 10 II H. feet down the deelivity; yet
all escaping with our lives, tho eldest little girl
only seriously butnot fatally injured. Persons
who IN snte positions. were watching the pro.
gross OF the tornado, had their eyes directly up
ON our dwelling, represent the whole structure
rs being lifted from lis foundation some four or
five feet. aud then hurled with great violence,
roof downwards into hollow below resulting IN
its most thorough demolition, together with al.
most every article Of furniture il contained.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

ELECTION ~ MMNE-potland, Ne Sept.
S.-lhe state has gone strong for the RepuhIi-
cans. Returns from the cities show largo Re
publican gains, which If maintained throughout
the State will elect llamln by $1,000 majority.
The Republican majority last year was Bis.
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W must respectfully solicit the Merchants visiting Rich
ond 10 mako har Fail puteha1o TO give Stock
nation, which 10 large aud varied Foreign and Domestic,
staple aud Fancy Dry Good our and flci.
ia such as To give advantages superior to other
Merchants Virginia, and equal the United States
supply the Country Merchant and only ask chance to
IT. onr ontha credit responsible
per Discount cash We have Sloc and
tmt receiving nru~n Sheelngs and shirtngf in all widths
and gradeg oaehud do Osahufga Linsoya Korseys, Sa
nc and Kentucky leans Cassmere'. Cloths vea,ings, Vel
Neti aud Sugo blankets principally Of importation
which We can sell very low
large and VARIED assortment Of Ladies Dress Goods suited
10 The arnsan mostly of Importation Ladies Dress Trim
OLIVES Hosiery Woolon Comforts Hoods tfnvats.
cotton, Sk aud Linen Caahrtc Handkerchief large
sertmont Larc Edgmgs Ribbons, Gimp, braid, Ginghnma
Puus Apaeas, uohuiPs triph Linens White Cambrcs. Col
btd aud Black do Jaeonou and Swiss Musns, and Figured
bopmots - with great variety OF Fancy and Sma
"
Our determination Is 10 keep full aud complete Stock Of
Tho bost nakc Foreign Goods sncd this
market aud soil hem low Ia the good trade. ANY
atolea should mol have In stock procure FOR
any short aud the best icfius
through house. Iiol Brooks, Pace Co, New York
ELLETF, WALLER, DREWRf @
llaLI I,.nrl.t lI1I.rt
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nual SrsoH OF thi Iatripn will commence the first
Monday Superintendent Il Is expected that by that time
The College building, ia progress Of erection. VIII be
occupancy Thc location Of the Institution
accessibility heall}tluta uf the eligible IN
South and the Of instruction thorough that
of any College the country, In addition complete
CLASSIFIED Scientific tho directory Of the College
hive Established School # Design for instruction
branches % practical Engineering and Architecture
The College aroaay furnished with very and
Apparans, adapted o ull Illustration IA the depart
Chemistry, Mathematics aud Natural Philosophy. A
Library STANDARD Works has also been recently purchased
which considerable additions will be made during
ing Golr giate
The Young whose Parents Guardians it, will
bcrrganzed Into Military having Its proper uniform
and pracaed in daily mauual and drill
Tuition for Annual Session Of ten months. IN
the Gnllcpatr Department -j0n the Preparatory SO--
Board per week washing 1873 month fuel aud lights
81 ltt session.
Uaalogucs the Institution be obtained by addressing
Rev Samuel K. Cox, President, Iyuchburg, Va
FACULTY.
REV SAMUEL X. Cox, President Professor of Mental and
Moral Science aud Of Bellies Lctirrs.
VILLAS CARROLL \. NJ Professo Of Greek Language and
Literature.
J.YcutGu @ MATHEWS, a. NJ, Professor of Latin Ian
guaRe and Literature.
JAMES r. MuIFEE Graduate OF v NJ Institute Professor
and Natural Science and Of the School of De.
sigma
SAMUEL GARLASD A NJ, Professor Of Constitutional Law
d A LANGHORNE, NJ D. Professor Of Anatomy and Phys.
iology
GIUSEPPE APOLLO sARroKr L. l.. D. Professor Modern
Language
iuly 23dSc2inos
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ACCIDENT AND DEATH.--Mr. llezekiah c. Swan who
lived on the Guyandotte River short distance below
the Salt Rock, who in the woods cutting down
some timber last Monday evening, having lodged
against another chopped one as to fell it up
on the lodged one, when dry limb few back and
struck him on the head, causing his death in about
"A hours.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

WESTERN Va. AssocIATIoS.-A CORES pondent Of
the Richmond Dispatch, writing from Fineaste Au-
gust 9TH, says
The Western Virginia Baptist Association met in
this place to-day. The opening sermon, which
to have been preached by the Rev Mr. Cowan was
preached by the Rev. Mr.. KngsorI, formerly of your
city, in consequence ofhe sickness of Mr.. G. Mr.. NJ.
Luscr was appointed Secretary. But few delegates
have as yet arrived, hut among the number present
notice the familiar face of H. X Elyson of your city.
Many more looked for this evening.
1t may not be ont of place for to state that
interesting revival Of religion has been in progress at
Wesley Chapel, in this county, for the last three
weeks under the Methodist ministers on that circuit
some SO or 60 have made profession Of religion and
the altar is crowded nightly with euquirers after sal
fation."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

We call attention to the advertisement Of G. Morse
Mr. NJ has recently returned from the Northern cities
with larger stock OF Books, Stationary, Sc than he
has before opened in the city. His department
of light literature, particularly, will be found large
and attractive.
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\ LECTURE ON THE GREEK CHURcH.-Mr NJ. D. Kali
opolhakrs, native of Greece, aud graduate of the
University Of Greece, will deliver lecture ON the
Greek Church., ON Friday night, the 18th inst, at
y o'clock, in the Lecture Room of the ID Presbyte-
rim Church.
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have engaged with Mcasra ilnph rardy for the fab
trade and VIII be pleased call PROM
slug every efurt to give them saafaction
Tho tun,mlen busnoRa OF Hunt Bro, will be attended
Ia oicoiar by Senior partner whrh will
lH the lst OF November next ID X HUNT
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sep dlaw&rids JOHN w. PTTTNJOliN
IRNH.sI aAIE OE REAL. ESrAIE.-H,

rHNvssr SALE on REAL. ESrACE.-By
virtue of decd 81 Trust executed to hy John II Cad
and Thomas Gald,s dated ID September 1883 for
purposes therein named which deed Is record ia tho
Cotks Once of The Court ST Hastings iur the 81 Lynch
burg viii to e by way Of public auction, Tues
the 10th Inst O'Clock Ia tho evening" upon the prom
House and liDl situated the nnghbu hood Rcpub
lean Spring containing ot with all necessary i'm
puSomota aud In the occupancy of Mrs Ayorct Sale
aoitFe and nma at sale Its most desirable rcHldonco
Iheo the property above mentioned Ia believed 10 houn
qucsauahy good hut acting merely trustee will only
convey The purchaser such title ass vcstrd In by the
deed of Trust aforesaid X II. GLASS.
spptatlt1b~pp
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NEW FthL s.OODs.-Chns. A. s."n'l.in-

~ y" = - sIVVD'. -sm"s' y NF""tEMs,
~ lbl Main st. Richmond, Fa-Magndcent Stool, Of Sta
pic aud Fancy Dry Goods for Cash only, opening by da
y arrivals from tho Natpus Steamers all the styles they
nppoarn the markets adapted to the Virginia and North Car
ulna tradc Iadies hress Goods Domestic Cotton Goods
Servants Woolens Hosery Gloves also Carpets Rugs aud
Oh Cloths cheap Curtains, Comces Flannels Shawls
Emhpidorcs &c Buyers frou the country
cordially invited Ia eau and for themselves bargains Will
be soil CHAS. A GWATKINS.
sep lstwh opposite Tx. Bank, Richmond Va
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FILLMORE CLua.-There will be n meeting of the
Executive Board the Fillmore Club Tuesday night,
in the Public Room of this Office. The Board IS COM
posed of the Officers and Committees Of the Club as
Pillows:
John VI. Speed, President.
Robt. S. Payne, T. b. Dcane p. II. Gilmcr, w l..
Saunders, and VIM. Il. Branch, Vice Presidents
Alex. Mcdonald and Stephen 7. Peters, Secretaries.
Saml B. Thurman, Treasurer
p. Seabury, H. d. Christian Luther Irvine, Wm.
B. Brown, David L. Booker. James VI. Langhorne,
John IL Solomon, VIM. c. Burton. p. d. Christian,
Jas NJ. Booker aud John +. Slaughter, Finance Com
mttee.
James Mcdonald c. l.. Mosby, b. II. Nowlin John
n Gordon, ". H. Mosby, Jno. o L. Goggn, John \.
Liggat, G. X. Slaughter, Wm. N. Davis, k. q. II.
Kean, Charles W. Christian, and David L. Spence,
Committee Of Correspondence
Full aud panctual attendance is requested.
BY order ofthe President,
\. MCDONALD, SEoY.
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4 ROSuONs5 a TuPMAN, Dealers iss Gents
" Clothing md Furnishing Goods 10 Main Street, Rich
moud, Va 1856 Fall Stock le56.
calling the introduced by tho
Subscribers perhaps would be well the OF
rapidly increang trade with all sections of the State during
the tne have been located In RcGnsAd
duron W always ,uaac1 take advantage Of
THIS edum by which make of
that examination all parties viii Judge them
solves ms TO particular mor being perfectly satisfied that
the Gus omers notions and Judgment must bo consulted
We are receiving Fall Stock and purchasers
that every Thing In the way Gons Wearing Apparel will
attention aud the
found complete that each will DO supplied
Having facility for the prosecution OF our bush
hope 10 make the fact apparent and
satisfactory trade During the last year fit
dup room expressly for Gents Furnishing Goods where
customers find thing pertaining that Department
In thu Clothing Department the Stock to
10 perfect la uf durability Fit and Stylea, because
mako thing and have hesitation saying
goods will be found equal tho best order work in tho
country Watching tho various changes Fashion parties
rost assured finding the latest make
subject to their inspection and approval call Ia solicited by
GIaOSHUAtf X TUPMAN,
a "a Ata.ua Rlfl,,n ",
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EOzgN Es. CLEVER,
y No, -. t.rnyier Street

NEW ORLEANS. Ia,
AiEST FOR THE SAlGO MANUFACTURED TOBAC
co would respectfully solicit 1onSiRnments from Manu
acturer in Virginia w the assurance that he does
deal ia the article Commission Merchant his who'll
time and attention Will be devoted 10 the interests ofose Wla
may favor him with their conigents, which liberal at
Yanres will be made.
EfftEFNeFs -oylgr& Keen Jesse Hare 4 Co. Hurt q
Preston, Knight X Allen, Col Aug. Leltwich Ammpn
Hancock Lynchburg Chas NJ Cosby Holland. Dan.
vile; John 5. Walker, Richmond
inl 4 k..l1nl
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IL sNt Nd L. T. CLARK
WILMINGTON EIOssE.
w CHURCH STREET,
LYNCHBURG, VA.
fe l2dScly SNEAD & CLARK. Projectors

n ANCASVER HOUSE.
IL Eyuchhurs. Vn.,
THO &. LANCASTER late OF Fncaste Va, takes pleasure in
his old friends the public
orally that he has tax and opened that large and
modious House, opposite the Depon this place lie
prepared 10 give them welcome reception.
Il Nr}m
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~ A GWAlklNS opposite Exchange Bank Richmond,
Va tmpets, Rugs and OH Cloths and splendid
ment Tor the Fail sales daily arriving to which respectfully
invite the attention Of purchasers from all assuring
ihou that they will be sold New York prlefs loyal Vel
vet tarpotne ussels Tapestries Imperial Three Ply, Su
per ngain Fnu Carpotng Venetian Capetng from the low
,st TO the best made Cocoa MAttngs oil Cloths
Mats, Table ui Cloths Floor Bane, Table Covers Piano
tovers sc Nnycs will please giyo early call
pledge ouisels 10 sell ms low MS any house In Va.
CHASN A GWATKTNS.
lAwn opposite Ex Bank. Richmond,
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Heavy Loss-Bennett Russell, on the Berryyille
road met with unfortunate loss on Wednesday
night OF last week, through the burning of his barn.
evidently the work of an neendiary. Four hundred
bushels of wheat three hundred barrels Of corn wagon
and farming implements were included in the destruc-
ton and Mr. Rnsses loss is not less than three thou
sand dollars.