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EOR SALE, A MOST VALUABLE FaRW
4 IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO. 81 MILES

EOK SALE, A MOST VALUABLE FARM
\ IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, 81 MILES
BELOW RICHMOND The subscriber offers for
sale his Farm, 81 miles below Richmond immediate
ly on the Charles City road containing 1874 acres of
land. 70 Of which cleared and in high state of
cultivation now in wheat. and other crops with
good comfortable dwelling, nearly new, aud all the
necessary out houses; has also good we'll of water
10 the yard, fine young orchard, asparagus BEDS ice
house and good fences. The place is very healthy
one, and in an excellent neighborhood.
If not sold privately the above farm will be sold on
the 10th day of July next at auction to the highest
bidder, on the premises =
There are also, and for sale, Mules, Cows, Hogs,
Wagons, Carts, Farming Utensils &C.. all of which.
if not disposed of before, will be sold at the same
time.
Persons wishing to examine the premises can do
SO by calling on Mr.. T. Hoppe, who resides on the
place.
TERMs-One third cash; the balance in and
two years. with interest. The personal property cash.
A. BODEKER u
q 7--.dt16July No. 10 Main Mt
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&tF Dental Notice ..G. w. Joucx. Surrf.
cal and Mechanical DENTIST having moved hin
ihisn Hall, over Mr.. Duquesne's between 9th and
luth, Main street, he is prepared to see those
with whom he made engagements for the present
month, ana az others who may desire his profession
al services, either in filling cleansing extracting or
Inserting teeth All operations will be performed
with sentences, thoroughly and faithfully
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WFletchsrs Hair Tsnic is one az ne
invented fer the Hair IL snathins - sser
.ratuE effect. are wonderfully and perez ptsSly ist
insosen TIA. ne ia oh What
benefits are uneqaalisd hy any osh.r ~ sno i,s
perfectly ersdicates daudp from The scsp, Il sn..d.
Wy s'crs the hair from falling off IL max lie eoarses
STEW bottles 10 change to beautiful .lh hso. %
S rsh .nsre any preparation that IL equal 10
fIetehers In dressing hair. One or two spplirs.
condition - sP ~ =" neasay
~ - SOLD by the principal Druggists in III. city aud
country. and fer saie wholesale and retail by the
maoe'aesasef JOHN B. JOHNSON.
yeo 10th st.. between Main and Cary
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NIkw OnLEANs Run ~ casks - Z
hhda New Orleans Rnm. q ss,esiox qs.hsy 80
1y6TN9sH WfNUOW lsl4A1o...fur1hef
sre.t 81 ases nesrlv connpiete. Irregular er<e faf-
nished . crler YuRcELL, Laid Cos
jeS pypg9isoA = 100 aseee
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p C.Ss-a n STEAMER BELVlDEKE
$780, FOR BALTIMORE.-Fr Freight re-
-ceived to-day. MONDAY, and up to
the hour Of O'Clock, P. M, TUESDAY, June 10.
Consgnees are requested to send for their goods
to-day.
Shipper are requested to send in the names of
their consisnees, Tuesday afternoon, or their ship.
ments will be consigned to order.
je 9-2t 7Fa LUDLAM WATSON.
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" urs uup0nco's Golden Pills for Ne
HALksIhe combination of inerrdj- nts in fha p,ii.
are perfectly harmless Their efficacy and merit
are based upon an extensive practice ef over thfS
years AND where the directions have been strie,ly
followed they have never failed correct all
isrities, relieve painful aud difficult sensrussion
particularly ct the change OF life. They will enre al
wssSness and remove all distinctions arising from
colo. exposure or any causes; and may be used suc
cessfuily as preventive. Caliupon The asent. snd
get ci.cnlar for particulars free e''' a-u
Pnee 81 per box with full directions So,5 ,,h.,.
safe end retail. by PURCELL LADD a. CO tn.
ers state Agents. eeraer of Main and Pearl streets
Richmond. Va; DUAL 4 NORTON, corner Main
son, No. Dol Broad street Richmond. Va. 4 w
knANs, No. 10 Pearl street, Richmond Va
Inc ABOVE SCENTS will supply dealers at proprie.
tors prices aud send the pills by mail dentiaily,
70 sitest e,sy or country, receipt of 81 throu
~. o. SIGNATURE j. Duponco each box.
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nON,T FORGET..When yon visit kich-
IL mond to call and examine HARWO0US stock
Of FURNITURE, on Governor street You will find
an clesant assortment on reasonahle tarms
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ID ER-We have in store and for sale the above
Wheat Reaperss BRANCH L co.
nv 27--d2wLc&
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By order of Major Davis.
It'd seT A. II. GOOCH. o. 8.

Aa- NOTICE To THE PUBLIC
MADAM SONS Fashionable MILLINERY
N23SS Estailshment will be closed on Saturday, and
W. be re-opened ON Wednesday morning, with q
ne W and elegant assortment of BONNETS, of every
iescribt,on. is 7---SL%
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~ BENNETT, BEERS L. FISHER, Agents for
Richmond. fe 12-d6m
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IN Jrst received fresh suppiy 81 Childsen's DIGS.
4 fyesh supply Of WATEk COOLERs ed lee
cream FHEfzERSs 3 cssss GLASS sM0KE
sEIIs s1 &C.. !sssi = s1 olss: sp
freuch CHINA and kARTffEt1WARtsa large a..
sorsment French and German BA9kET3. Linen
Gases ssd fancy articles, 10, Of whtoh " have
= THOS u ANGUS CO.,
10 S-sts 1877 W. Main It %. II uank
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RODGER,S SUPERIOR CUTLERY
IL PEARL CARD CASES

or any other description of BLANK BOOK, and de
string them ruled to suit their tastes respectfully
informed that NOW is the time leave their orders
have just laid in very choice lot Papers, expressly
for such jobs, and beg to give this timely notice. in
order that they may leave their orders at land
give me tine 10 do them justice. g g8Ai
! EW Blndery over my store.
10 M0RQIC H.iu
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IlURNITURE WAHEHOOais HEMUy

NUTICE.--SfGN PAINTINta; Ornamen-
tai Painting Banner Painting Chairs beautifully
Gilded and Brouzed; Grainng in Oak Maple, Reese
cheap and promptly, by superior workmen. -
r. Orders left with r. w. ALLEN.
mvs Arbour, corner Main and 18th sts
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vi rls,4 Bgr AEt-zA bad spree WIS tjIat tbc
Streets tlrua.p The Itlp-l,,.ts Se col an thu 9th
oatef N,ne..., ~. ms, ,,,,,,l ,,,,f,h,
street, You are caught in a very bad plight;
- II hand aud leh 4aul are both "ui Of place
~ ~ num- - wy '''' ''s'-
n - :, :. q VIZ ln ,e, nsa t h"a rnti
sf,p., / see an,i v,,n Az. .rrstiy - tlsne.
old as yon ar, is horrible shame
Thea the sirsetlamps-,,lat a s.and,lnus s,phr
None Of them s,berly standing upright.
ih"'king and staggering Nv IN my word
- Wv ''''is = - VI '''' - = '''h
us confusion now isnt It Odd
snreft nqfera,l viii, his rr.,5 u, ,,,.,i,
Better 90 back into Vance, again
Now IIiopns Il seems 6t} beeu taLin a little lnnn
made OF something and on entering The room among
his wife and daughters fell healonr over the cradle
vhereupon he imioinel elan, o tbnntjcr aknarked
him down After a while he rose and said.
Wife are YOU burt2n
No
"Girls are YOU hurt ?f
Terrible elan wasn't it,
Higgins INV dear said Mr. II chad Won moi bet
Ter retire for the nilht ~
Yes love inst whit ill the bel eo,nes ronnd
around came the he'd aud avn, snrnno Iipeins nj
it. AS he suppo.rd but landed with n terrible crash
over upoo slntry chairs and tnbles
Mrs. II tainted the girls screamed and Uiggins
Darn the bed lis drunk too
NoruFp C,py's ,utri,rxs I'nr the fist ti,ne with
in the recollection of the oldest inhobiontp theso
little aenyens of the stormy ocean wore seen in our
harbor on Monday. They came in LARGE numbers and
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FURTHER REPORTS FROM kANSAs.--The fol
lowing is the substance photographic dispatches,
from St. Louis and Chicago, dated the 9th, about
Kansas affairs:
Further accounts of the affair at Ossawatto-
, mic say that there were two hundred men on each
>ide. The aboionsts fired first which the
! Southerners retained and then charged, killing
Mr.. Brown and his son and some thirty Others.
: The abolioni,ts attempted to swim the river in
+: their retreat, and and "A number were drowned.
Advccs from Kansas via Nebraska report the
Iowa road closed by band If armed Mi>sourans
under the command of Gen. Richardson. A par
~ of $50 enigraus near Nebraska had been pre-
vented from entering Kansas, and were expected
10 force their passage in Il few days.
Private advices up TO Tuesday last say that
every Free State man had been driven from Lea
wentworth at the point of the bayonet all their
property having been destroyed or coniiscatrd.
Mr. Phillips, the correspondent of the New
" York Tribune and his brother, among the
killed. Their property was also burnt 1t is SAID
that Phillips fred from his house and killed the
pro slavery men. Forty sufferers arrived here
to day destitute
To show how much reliance may be placed on
the above dispatches, the n. Y Tribune Of Sat
urday states that Phillips, it's correspondent, was
in New York on the day of his reported murder
in Kansas.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION. The
General Episcopal Convention to DO held in Phil
adelphia ON Wednesday, October LIST. will be
compose of many distinguished men, both lay
and clerical The convention will meet in st.
Luko's church. Thirteen and Spurce sts. Bishop
Cobb, of Gcogia, being tho senior bishop is ex
pected to preside over the house of bishops
Ample provision it is stated, has been made for
the entertainment of the delegates.
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MEDALS FOR THE PORTSMOUTH PnYsIcIANs.-

MEDALS FOR THE PORTSMOUTH PHYSICIANS
The Philadelphia Ledger of Saturday says:
Six gold medals. intended for presentation To-
Lewis w, Minor, Surgeon; Thomas b. Steele and
Jamcs i. Harrison, passed Surgeons; and Ran
dolph iIarii on, Frank A. Walk, and John c.
Coomnn assistant Surgeon, at the Portsmouth,
Va. Naval Asylum, by the Town Council of
Portsmouth, in consideration ofthoir services du-
ring the ravagcs of the yellow fever in that place
and Norfolk last year, have been manufactured
in this city. Thu medals weigh six ounce, eaeh,
are made Of virgin cald.nud mr. emhelli.hod with
II representation oftAe Portsmouth Naval Asylum
ON one side and an appropriate inscription on tho
other
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NrNS FROM GrAn Territory We have re
celsed illr#el The SAT- Lake News Ia the 10th
OF July. lAreei- AZ nv beyond tn. announce.
menl at the failure for tho second time e the
crops IN the Salt Lake Valley. The Nt,cs
s1Ns;=-
Ia nIdliinn to thc dfouth anl destruction hv
insects last season IL the severely ui the past
winter and consequent heavy loss Of stock. and
L. the restitution are still suffering. the long
continued Gry weather, fhe senut Of water nj
command for irrigation. the entire destruction Of
crops by grasshopers Cache county and the like
destruction in portions Of Box Elder and Utah
counties. the general ra,ages of tobacco md
other worms upon potatoes and corn. aud the
parehhe Of Whole iirlds of grain before the heads
hre titled. arc Far from promising n surplus If
t"ad Lar the Saints HOW here and the thousands
already on their way 10 the mountains.
The Mormous Of Grea, Salt Lake city celrhrn-
ted the ninth anniversary of their entrance INTO
the valley of the Great Salt Lake. on the 9th of
July at the head waters of the big Cottonwood.
About i3o persou~,9l carriages, aud 2l0 horses
aud mules partieipatcdin the celebration. The
dancing was kept up until the afternoon Of tho
2Jih.
The general election was Il have been held on
the first Monday in August when county officers
aud members 10 the Legislature were To be cho
sen. There seemed 10 be but one party, which
regularly nominated and elected their candidates
without opposition.
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CONGRESSIONAL NoMINATION. Racine, Wis,
Sept. 5th.-The Democratic Convention of the
Eastern Congressional District of this State,
have nominated Mr.. Hadley, of Milwaukee, as
their candidate ut the approaching cections.-
The nomination was by no means u unanimous
one, and many of the Democracy openly repudi-
ate il.
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ARRIVALS Al THE
Wushi n ION N on ~ Clnrlt urOtprss

SEPT. s. LavInder G Bliss, " II Hughes, ]
W Stone II Conley, Gaddess, G W Crow L
Akers, L II Davis, City. u MAYS, Bedford; ) VI
Stone, Miss Stone Pttsylyauia; W II Gillian, Char
lotte; d Lyon, Nclsoni Johnson, Kansas city,
Mo; b Freeman Mont White Sui Springs; 5
Park, W II Pctigrew, Y 7 Il r; DR. l. Thornton,
IInliflN
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VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT To TIE SPRINGS
The President of the United States accompanied
10y Hon. w. w. Seaton, of the National Inei-
gencer, came down this morning in the Mail
Steamer George Page and passed through this
city, on his way to the Warrenton White Sui.
phur Springs.
The President bears unmstakablc evidences
of i'll health. -Aier. Sentinel.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
Two T.E IA Dies OF LYNCH NJ nC.-D,

Hls.-IDVW-
Ms BRO OVERS Richmond Va, beg 10 inform the
Lynehbnrg that they prepared execu.
cry description Of Sk Cotton Woolen dyeng
Ing well be done In New York
machinery and the very best of wokmen and
nntee satisfaction to patrons Merino Silk Lain
dressea dyed fashionable eolors
Shawls of every description dyed cleaned Grape
Shnis dyed scarlet other colors euatto import
ed Nescs dyed equal new, Silk dresses Grease
VIM We intend to do work equal IN
establishment IN the United States and respectfully solicit
the patronage o the czcnsof ly nehbnrg and vicinity
lemona Garments dye and cleaned 10 look equal
DENNIS a BRO,
sneeessora to W Hines Franklin ST. opposite MetropoIi-
tan II all Richmond fsep I.dts
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FUNERAL. NOTICE.

The funeral services Of the infant Son Of Mr.. Hen
ry j. Gambler, will take place at the house of its ia
ther this morning at 10 o'clock. The friends Of the
family are requested to attend.
Sentemher 0lh.
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MILWAUKEE, sept. 5.--'lhe extra session Of
the Legislature met at Madison ON "Wednesday,
when Governor. l}ashford submitted message
in which he u cammcnds tho consideration of
measure iol the protection oG the ciiiAens al
Wisconsin III Kansas. lie shys that many, not
expatriated who have gone to Kansas for law
full purposes, have been seized, robbed aud impri
soned and their lives ieopardaed by Missouri
ans. lie calls on the Legislature Tor redress.
the general government being impotent OF will
fully negligent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-09

SINGULAR ACCIDENTS child four moths old
of respectable French Canadian parents. met
with a singular death on Monday night. II fell
from its mothers arms during her sleep, and the
string Of his cap catching upon tho post of II cot
nt the side ot the bed.it WIS suspended and stran
gled When the mother awokc in the morning,
she missed the child, aud looking for it saw it
hnngngdead. 1t was AN only child.-MontreaI
Adp.
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MIRACULOUS ErpEcTs OF THE RED SULPHUR WATER.
"A letter to the Richmond Dispatch from the Red
Sulphur Springs, says:-"lna letter dated at this
place. a few days since, stated that unusually
large number of lnvalds had been benefited by the
lied sulphur, the present year. Such is the fact. |
nave dozen names before Of persons who have
pieh astonishngiy improved here have made the
acquaintance of several. Among them are persons
VINO were SO feeble when they arrived that they were
unable TO move about without help. Now they walk
up the steep hills and roll pins and appear to be
amongst the most cheerful ofthe visitors | shall be
hardly credited when say that see persons here
who to be perfectly we'll who are in good flesh
active and hearty, who, few months since were pale
aud emaciatel nvalidS who had to be assisted about
aad who hardly expected to survive the present
summer when they came here The waters act like
Il charm upon the consumptive, and in spite of the
lmpruaence in eating and exposure, which the most
ofthem commit every case, believe here this sum
lner has been materially alleyiatcl'
CAPTURE OF JBwELRy.-Nathan Penfeld Il sailor
boy, was arrested in Norfolk Thursday, having in
his possession splendid and most deliberately work
ell caskct in the shape of large port monnc of solid
gold with l IA diamonds, having on one side watch
ot exquisite workmanship. and on the othera case
i'r likeness, and some fifty other pieces of valuable
!t"'iry. lie says he sailed from Boston in the ship
'oirhIs Capt. Ellis, for New Orleans on the 10th July
IN was wrecked of the Bahama Banks. lie obtained
le articles IN his possession from the wreck and took
ia5'ag" on the British brig Wasp, for home, bat was
"sa'a wrecked On the Virginia coast lie was put in
pftson to hear from his relatives.
iHE JAcKsoNs.- Among the speakers at a political
meeting at Parkersburg, few days ago, were B. W.
!'eAa2n and W. l.. Jackson in defence of the demo-
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THE U. S. FRIGATE MACEDoNIA-CHoLERAA AT
MAYAGUEz. Boston, Sept. G-The U. S. frigate
Macedoan, which has been undergoing an exam
nation for the past week ispronounced unsea-
worthy, her tinibers being found to be much rot
ted. Sho will have to undergo very thorough re-
pairs to make her fit for
Dates from Mayaguez to Aug. 18th, state that
The cholera was raging fearfully at that place
carrying olfforly or fifty persons daily. The NOR
til ty wa, mostly among the blacks.
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a LARGE nmdspicndid as.

4 LARGE and splcndid assortment of City maunac-
tured Furniture always hand Also select Stock of
Northern Furniture which mo being kept with view to
profit will In all be sold from 10 to 20 per lower
than be bought the City State Hair and Shuck Mat
always hand made order Buras promptly
tended TO at all hours ofthe day OF night
A. WINSTON.
4 a.
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NvORSEII HOUSE,
Main street, l4ynchburg. Nu.

y Main street. I.snebbarg, w.
rue "NpRNEld has undergone change of construction
that places tnung the best modorn hui Hotels al
HI country
The Interior contains oicnco for guests
and II rs furnished u aNe nf IiHaANcF aud COMFORT suited
the nste OF al and ef character TINT Will make II rank In
a,t With the hrat elias Hotels of the country
WELLS y HYDE
nuH Nrta
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THOMAS BALYE, formerly a member of tho Nir-
| ginia Legislature, has been appointed Judge Of
the First Instance of the Oriental Department Of
] Nicaragua,
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4 iNtNsTEN HOUSE


Iuur LANCASTER late ri Fncastle Va takes pcasurein
hnnounc ng To his old friends and sand the public
U1t sn he has taken aud opened that large aud com
mntaus new House opposite the Dcntin this place lie rs
prepared I" give thcm wei come reception.
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ritD 1n0 STATE 1Ta.to.

Tu.xRs-Wc ara under Obligations - Mr. +. l..
r.bnson for another basket Of tue most delicious
ng.ches of the season. lie vii please accept our
thanks. :
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PoLtTlcAL DEMoNSrRArioNS.- Boston Sept.
> Arcport from Concord, c. II estimates that
from twenty 10 Thirty thousand participated in
the Democratic ratification meeting III that city
10 day. The procession Wa two miles, long mar
ching eight abreast.
Another report says That 5000 were present,
aud that number in the procession was 1916 from
an actual count. Both reports ngieo that much
enthusiasm displayed.
BElorr WIS, Sept 5,-lho Republican dem
onstralion that took place here yesterday was an
immense gathering. The estimate Of tho mum
Der present i $4,000
ROCHESTER,. y. Y, sept d The Republicans
OF this city and the aineent towns held m i'm
mense demonstration here To day. II is estimn
ted that thrre were at least thirty thousand per
sun- present Speeches made by Me-srs.
Giddings, Barlingame and others, and the whole
proceedings were marked with great enthusiasm.
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A DESPERATE OLD WoMAN.-The Mobile
Tribune of August 30, states, We learn from u
gentleman who arrived by the cars last evening
that very serious disaster come near happening
to the Mississippi train yesterday morning, about
five miles this side of Lauderdale Springs. An
Old lady who had the misfortune 10 lose some of
her cattle on the road had piled up II parcel of
blocks and stumps of trees on the tack near the
premises, aud stood by with arms a kimbo TO
witness the result. The cars came numbering
ulong at the usual hour,and lashing round curve
ran into the old womans trap without more
serious damage than knocking one of the freight
cars off the track. The danger was imminent,
as there was Il steep omhankment on both sides.
The old woman seemed greatly delighted, and
said to the men coming up To her, ell teach
yon railroad men TO run over my cows"
To the passengers she apologised in the poll
test manner, saying She hadn't the slightest IN
tcnton Of iniuring any of them-ihat it was the
Railroad men she after, for killing her
cows
The passengers and officials, we learn, were
very much cxaspcraed against her, but left with
out violence.
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QDIsDE. jas. 4. HtEltit
xNtAsuINt.roN HOUSE. Abin aao.va.

w FRANCIS : THlGD, rHoriuFrnn
II lNnr assumed the charge OF Ills Establishment thu
Frlotar Splirlts tho patronage If the puhhr.
The Western Stages lcayu this House every morning
Stages al" the Depot aud their
baggage Is the Hotel
s,pbdetN sattuta
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n offer for sale my well known Fruit Garden. Smiles
Lynchburg consisting Of about thousand
varieties of fruits For particulars address the under
gued Lynchburg Va, or apply at l.. H. Armisteads Shoe
md Hat Store, near Farmers Bank.
aug IL diets j. NJ ARMlSTEAD.
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v.
HALL. TRADE, 1S56.-WuLEuNGHAM q
u TARDf, Importers and Wholesale Dealers Foreign,
Domestic staple aud Faaey Dry Goods No 10 Pearl ST. Rich
end Va have In store and receiving daily large and
general Stock Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods they
Ns the attention Of Merchants visiting this market They
ake claims TO superior advantages their
either Importers bat that they
vanfaRes equal any. and solicit confidently
ni thor Sack Below they enumerate few of the leading
stYlys
Blown aud Iaoahed sheotngs and shrtngs all the differ
wi1lhs
S1tinett, 3 / and 50 Pulled Cloths
linid Linseys at all prices
Large stock Of Blankets
English and American Prints all grades.
tn,uR DcIanea, Alpacas tiinghams and Ladies Dress
Goods
Cloths aud caasimcres
Shawls, tusks aud Nantes
VIII general Stock Hosiery, Gloves, Spool Cotton
Threads, AZ. &c
Terms month, credit per discount for cash
WIIIINGuAM TARDY..