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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-22

MR. BUCHANAN AT THE DINNER TABLE OF THE
New YORK HoTEL.-We publish elsewhere
some rich extracts from two Of the Sunday pa
pers, in relation to the celebrated Buchanan
feeds which take place at the New York Hotel
The articles. are amusing and suggestive.
The first is from a hard old politician, who
has been writing Mr. Buchanan up for twenty
years, and the second is from the principal soft
shell organ, which halts between Mr.. Pierce
and Mr. Buchanan. They are both disguised
with the Forney and Sanders system of tao.
tics; and with reason. 1t seems that at one
Of these dinners club was instituted-its
purpose, the election Of Mr.. Buchanan
and when Mr.. Beverly Tucker was placed in
the chair, he made a speech in which he de-
sired to have it distinctly understood that in
case of Mr.. Buchanan's election, he (Mr. Tuck
cry would have friends to reward and enemies
to punish. So our Custom House friends who
desire to retain their places must keep one eye
on Tucker.
Badinage apart however, these New York
the Buchanan cause. We are not quite sure
that it was not all Pierce movement through
out. The New York Hotel is, without doubt,
a'pleasant public house. The ladies are beau
tiful, the dinners said to be capital, and the
proprietors are very courteous in giving to the
especial friends of Mr.. Buchanan q room apart
from the dining hall, into which Sanders and
company may entice stray editors and wan
dering politicians But people are apt to say
more things in five minutes after being dined
and wined than they will I" stand to in
month" And this eating and drinking sys-
tenn OF politics never pays expenses. 1t is
quite out of the way, too, for an eminently re-
spectacle man like Mr.. Buchanan. His posi-
tion now is q very favorable one. Let well
enough alone is q good motto, and particular
ly applicable to the case of Mr.. Buchanan.
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or about five per cent Of the whole, were re-
turned as dead letters. About 100000 were
sent to France, and $1,000 returned "dead."
To the colony of Victoria, lin Australia,) $780,
600 letters were sent, and returned dead AZ, 900,
or nearly twelve per cent. Of these nearly
10000 had been prepaid, and 500 were regis
tered. Of those received from foreign coun-
tries and colonies last year, 100000 were
from Australia, 100000 from India, 10000
from Canada, $40, 000 from France, and 340,-
coo from Prussia. In letters from tt0
United States there was decrease of me 4
than 100000 on the number the year be-
fore, lowing, probably, to the diminished
frequency of postal communication, caused
by the withdrawal for the purposes of war
of come of the mail packets" The letters
passing between Great Britain and the army
and navy at the East, (not the Baltic,) going
through France, numbered 1,96l,7l1; and in
eight months of 1854, COZ, 900. The whole
number of money orders passing through the
Post Offices of the United Kingdom was 1885,
4l2, and the value Gll,0O9,279. The clear
profit on the money orders was G2O,352.
The Duke Of Argyle has only been Postmas-
ter General since the ministry of Lord Claren-
don was formed; but he seems to have shown
his characteristic energy in urging forward all
those improvements that are constantly being
introduced by the Secretary, Mr.. Rowland
Hill. We notice constant reference to the
advantages of simplicity" and uniformity"
throughout the report. The leading features
the service whether G regards increase of
public accommodation, simplicity and uni
togmity Of character, Or capsbility Of being
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planned of no feeling Of resentment, and de-
handing at most its disavowal by the govern
ment of her Majesty. 1t was prolonged into q
controversy, and magnifed into serious ques-
ton Of difference, solely for Interior purposes
by the Pierce-Marcy Cabinet.
The Koszta affair afforded the Secretary OF
State congenial opportunity to steal from
Captain Ingraham the glory he had won; and
afterwards to abandon the principle upon
which that gallant commander based his action.
General Pierce came into Office the acknow.
lodged champion Of Cuban annexation, and af-
forwards deceived and misled his own minister
at Madrid, and abandoned the just claims OF
American citizens against the government Of
Spain; and to crown a career of treachery, be-
came common informer of the vice regal
despotism at Havana. The course of the 60
vernment in conducting our relations with the
Madrid Cabinet, 10 enough Of itself TO forfeit
the confidence of the American people, and to
consign to oblivion, if not obloquy, those who
are responsible therefor. The Ostend Confe-
renee, approved by that Cabinet, and conduct
ing its deliberations solely with view of pro.
noting the honor and the interests of the Uni
ted States, became an object of intense hatred
by the Pierce-Marcy party, and was treach.
erously discredited and abandoned by them.
with no higher motive than that Of infctinr
political wounds upon the character of James
Buchanan, to whom the people we're pointing
as thoroughly qualified for Presidential honors.
II, in this matter, Pierce was right who can be
impeached3 If Buchanan was wrong, who can
be trustedY
Next came the movement in Nicaragua
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.YNCHBURG MONDAY MORNING JUNE 30, 1856.
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS


NUM- TNth,
llS Company having sustained serious loss rom aspo
ting wheat In unsound hags the following rnlcsw ne
strictly observed from the lat day OF July next
st No Wheat will be received any of the way stations
unless put In good sound bags well scwcd or tied with good
strong cotton or twlno strings
IND Wheat In bags will be rooeipod Tor III haa
order and the agents viii be required enter such on the
bills
Ord eaons shipping by this road must In all ea'es
mark their In full tho face OF the hags with card
securely attached n
18th No Tobacco will he received put IN packages except
hs) weighing than 900 pounds and such packages
shall not exceed fcot square
oEo H. ALLsuP Superintendent
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Oalcc Of she Commissioners Of s.otseric-,}
BALIiMoHE. April H. 1850. )
vuylue uudevsimmcd q mn, sw Of La

of the State Maryland being receipt daily Of letters
various Of the county making inquiry as to
Lottery with which the country Ia flooded and which
pupot he dcided BY the drawings 9 tho Maryland conso
afd Ionrifs this method all such letters
inquiry and inform the public th@ oil Lotteries Pnpo'ins Z.
BE- dedsd BY Maryoaa DrorinSs Frauds That
themselves Morris Co. and pretend
Managers Sole Agents for the Grand Charter otte
Cleveland Obin, mpostors and said lottery rand
neither legal presnmptye existence and hat an
firm, styled Murry CO. Cleveland Ohio arc
so mposora lotteries which they proiess 10 be
ayers ag.na for, also Frauds
RICHARD FRANCE Of this city. Ia the Contractor Tor
drawing thu Lotteries The buspeso Is conducted
under tho orr FRANCE& co, as Msnagers and they
have agents the city Of Baltimore There are, how
ever licensed vendors for the Slate Of Maryland
him. through this oee, 10 sell TICK
aia In Tho MARYLAND LoterIcs u. II MePHAIL.
Commissioner Of Lotteries for the Statc Md
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en.y Ia nsl MI, aeal pbut not easy 10 make the bes
al all pAlsono which would have none ~ ,'
all the advantage Of every other nus nav % .a.,a, y,
herr and would fespe'"y s"o'n W
tha nnHI, apsaon II has been unfortunate Tor me P"on
hitherto that almost every purgatvc meholne
Irritating the how els This " not ma'y , v, u ~,
duco SO much gripping pain and revelation III o su ~ '"
moro III an counter balance good To to derived Ho o
Theae Pls produce irritation or pain W, A., ,h ho,'
previously existing ohHtrnetinh OF as' - o, her
els being purely vegetable. no hnrm van "lr ~. .,,
use In any ounniy but IL Is thai any medicine should
he taken udeonsy, Minute directions Tor 'he,' u m ~ %
several d.ases which they are appeeo,o a , enrol
hax Amopr III. ,nnpalna which have been speedily c""u
Nv Them we mention Liver Complaint In All 's .a. ,,
of Jaundee, Indigestion lansour anh i,re VI ,a,,
aud AHuc Pain In the side and Leis 'at III u"." nv ,, w. a.
are but the Of disesaed n,u N :" ID. "
aperien, they afinrh prompt and Hu's NV nv ~ rds
Piles ghnlo pyAoninry Ilumors, Sorofnl hhd N'",s
with soreness IL thu bohy Ulcers and Imp irity o he ooo
short any aud every whot n pnrsa'Ne 1o'" ia,
The have also produeed some sngnlar snssos ~
Rhnnmniiam, uout Dropsy 1rpvel Efys'polhf'
the Heart panA In the Hack. stomach ana hhe NY "i
freely the spring ofho year to purify NV ~ @
aud prepare thu system for the cnanaa ~ % action and
the appetite and sigor' They pof"y "o ' a -
by their smnlant action ON tho eifen,a"iy SF,'n oasd
tho strength oi ho body aud restore the waste" OF "s
pnerees the whole organism Hence an occasional uoH"
though serious draneem"n eS' pu'
unnecessary dosing nhoud mover he carried 70" hr
medicine reduces the strength when WNh " cN
erns TIN thousand which physc m t'an""" enn
here hui they anggent th.mss,S w. @ ,n
ot avery hody and Is conhdsny n h,,h, @ p
viii answer purpose than anything when mas htno'o
huun available mankind When their virtues "' o,ou
public Will no longer donb, what remedy w '"Py
when n need of II eaharie medicine , H.,
ieng wrapped they pleasant 10 uha hn" ponb
purely yegetaen no harm cnn arise from 'he'' '
nty. =. ...,,, -, IA. 49,, .., ,,.i,,t,
Chemist Lowell Price ph eenis per b"s five n"sch
for y co Sold by John H. seay Lynehbu,s ana hy MI
Druggists Country Merehania throughout u' S"'o-
Purcell Lndd Il Co, Richmond, General Agon'"
ma vB-dN
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BALTIMORE.


uNu WIZ r, -, GEuDg q a I, q pRgCE ~, T,0rk on-
- Urinary bnlnmoe-nstitued q y i,Ns t -
Gay street. Bstmers taea the Post once. = y.
ED OR No FEE RGQVRED--Dr Milis an experience
rhy scap Of the Aopahie School, may DC eoaensy con
suited In all cases OF private aatnre or nsease .,
No H0'fy hsf"pta tD. /" ~. sge'nn 80. -.
pcenec OF over ~ years snap'ss @ ~ !. ~ ~ 70 s.s ws' ~ "
tho shortest poss'h'e time 70 nav s.s "a
Ihts krmAy estehssey ~ - !. =. ss,a,,.had
speedy nufe OF sa e'hres % oee,s' n ~. a..
In this city, refuge from Qnaek over ~ sss1
Tho hSA Rrstss,on OF this institution woad rsnae,
notice not fr the many
treatment who have been nenea o. ,nlr . "a
the Chnriataps who nourish 20 ,argey !" VI" p"o p' ~
with whom our city h over.'oeksa ,u,.., 49,,
b
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BY MCDONALD & PETERS
TERMS

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a. in No paper will he discontinued
eep at the option OF the Proprcors until all shall
have been paid
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Insertions be marked the MS will be published till
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" Advertisements Intended for both subject
cal contract.
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business the advertisements charged transient
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teahlY for the excess.
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AvVW srnsNs,s.-Thc.c ccIc-

ReEDFORD ALUM sPUuNsis.-Thcsc cc'c-
bratod Springs situated II miles West of bynchbuiR
nd mes The Forest Depot, whore regular con
geynnoe the Sprngs daily aftor tho So'n
4 June. - 49,.
neow append the opinion of the following prn'ushg
h The auggeHtion Of the Proprietor of The bcd
spnps have no hesitation IN saying mat W."
no the Analysis from spcrionce and wha
20 have seen and heard W hy Bedford Alum Water should
equally valuable In the cure OF certain isnhso unu
una circumstances, With any other known Alum wafer IN
State. -.
VIII Stepioe, NJ L. ino. II Stcptoc, ID. A. Clark NJ
D. Ito y Page N D. II g htepioo, NJ ID, Merton SIe''u
u. Richard A. Sale, NJ. -, Jno. W sale NJ, u no ~
shaeklefnrd NJ. u, Henry Latham, NJ D. VIM ~ MofIs ~
J., Jno II Patterson. NJ H., T. II Gilner, NJ H., ThomnH
elsop, NJ u u u. Bass NJ ID - .
T. ECHOLS Proprietor.
1} The Water aud Mass arc kept by Jas II Wllson, and
H. Thompson q Co, Iypchbnrg, Vai iladloy Nonnisoh
edmond ljnno II c2iaw sd2nos
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once Of the south side u,.,,rood Co.. I,

OnlCc n the NOuI Ih -NIUc NWtIrOOd CO.,
pIrFnsRuNo. June le lsAt
Ss A nAn EIGHT PEN CENT co.,
sDsDVsDOV pom BONDS FOR SALE.-Finy
thousand dollars Coupon Bonds Of the South Side Railroad
Co bearing of per cont annun phyahln
semiannualy The bonds of $500 aud ooo and
payable the option tho purchaser the ls cf January
s6 1862 e66 1867 1850 They issued by authority @,
che stockholders gcne moocg held the 10Th inst ana
In pursuance the General Assembly ot Virginia
passed March Is e secured by mortgage on the Road
and alliu property. Apply to WIN PANNlilh
limo dpN President.
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II
IL This Handsomely Improved Watering Place VIII bo open
reception visitors the 18th day OF Juno next u
situated In lonse forest of native nakA In the nof'hu'n
ui Of tho beautiful county Of Roanoke, on the turnpike
nd leading from Snlam the way Newcastle TO the sweet
pnRs and within days journey from Richmond OF fo'A
, -,
,nrh Salem from Richmond, nj O'Clock, T. NJ, and WIN bo
nlen In Kent Aummeraona splendid daily lihc
stage Coaches the Roanoke Red sulphur GO micAD
hero they will arrive beioro supper aud hnd every oo"t
at cnn tempt weary traveller to prolone his stay but
they leave In the same hne tho next
onng dine the Sweet springs aud reach TIE GIoonpoi
{he sulphur. before night thus making an ENlltlLf
tAN TRAVEL of two days. from Richmond or PeefHbufgi
the White sulphur ,
In returning from Springs passengers will bo brought
sulphur the Roanoke Roh sulphur the hirt
~ aud alter taking breakfast there reach the Railroad NJ
dem In for he emornng train, 40 ns TO reneh Richmond
Petersburg the SAINT day
No axana. or trouble vii be spared make this Ms
any Watering Place In Virginia Although, bnt new
ndidafe for popular favor the Halter themselves
II destined 10 take high position ah wen ior us cnh
qualities The style o s accommodations MI CbnA
nney well known first rate caterer FOR hc pnDie ana
hls attention all The details Of public esiablSimen
oPrthsr with hia wife, mhnhgor Under
,cir visitors may bo Of cordial welcome
1d the very best treatment.
Room all yemcuts has boon erected
Ie approved models Of taste and cohNencnce iufns
accommodation for $50 visitors the present soasn whch
III be extent that may be required hereafter
superb BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged FOR me Son
all respecs It viii be ihe consap aud earnest e
RI OF the proptieofs TO render their ViSSs eo'o"oo "n"
,gpy, D., e,,.,,,r ,o. No, ,oo, olv
azed but the remarkable benefit derived from s uso ny
suffering pulmonary complaints, Jusht thh ne
among uttei valuable medicinal qualities, u VIII DO
und 10 have thai given TO the Red sulphur Of
ita celebrity, viz reducing the pulse, ana hthR hh
the time II has also prosed highly benchenl
persons suffering from Dyspepsia and other diseases "l 'n
mae could be shown by many certificates were deemed
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS

IENBHE HAZARD POWDER NOMPANh, !,
n Manufacturers and Dealers In GlNPoNDER, having
reduced their prices to correspond with the reduced =, OF
Satpctre offer their weknown brands of Flee
frc and kentucky Rife Powder in kegs aud can
istes Gunpowdr for blasting and mining, comprising
full OF qualities and kinds required by the trade
guarantee d to give entire satisfaction
The standard of their POWDER which has enjoyed the
highest reputation than twenty live yohfs, VII be
by other manufacture In the world
by the principal dealers aud also a the oihee OF
Tho Company No ~ W all. Water street, New ork.
A. G. HAZARD, Prest.
\. L. DOUGLASS, Soc'ry
may 81 dom Is NJ T. " col
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nsm.mG's NO; ,;A"0N,ATED .,an =, srrEi rarms,


n,HuWG,s NO. ., AMONIATED SUPER
IL PHOSPHATE or tME--'fhe attention OF Farmers
Planters respectfully called the above Invaluable com
pound for their approaching spring planting
The assure his friends ana patrons th
they always depend upon being supplied with attNn
ARTICLE for he constantly supcfinenda
person the entire of manufacturing ana putting up
for sale
This article bas now bcch before the community for The pc
rod yea during which time has been analysed ny
large number ropucd Chcmssi In dner"ni places
mud by various Farmers In ncay every state
the proofs the greatly Increased denhnd
unpcccdenic, In the history Artificial Fertilizers, and not
eqnalod b, Peruvian itself which possesses
much advantage the tact Of the ammonia SO volatile
matter In uano this preparation being chemically liked
agent only disslpatnR itself progressively When ine"rpo
rated vita sol this available salt suphntc hnnga
soluble phosphate becomes hitcd food Tor plants OF
all aud by them readily taken mp II WIZ De
found quite inducing early maturity "F 'tn"ho
much durable aud terrifying tn the soil and less 70
aile.
A there large number of super Phoaphatos In market
for the value which would not like to be roHpohHbie,
rnneHy request all purchasing TO be caroul To othn te
GFNuINF ARTICLE which viii bee warranted by my hrtred
agents, all If whom Of Acknowledged rcspe'hhS
and them myself responsible for the good character ui
my super Phosphate All packages VIII he dostneiy brand
Gansumors dealers will be cunbcd to make arrange
for their euppy lutabo terms WIN my nBen"s
with myself
MESsRS H. G. HARDY & co, are my accredited and
sole gents for the city Of Petersburg
G. u DEBURG,
fqreDhmai chon'sond soi' Proprietor Hdfom''"S' T.
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= NT)N MENIHNNTN, HUM INV oTh,
" Liberal adv ances consignment.
Mr.INNIS G. ADAMS would be pleased to hear fffn his
friend. ut this house. JAMES a t'NN''fthi
,,l 19dIv RDB'r NJ ADAMS.
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HtO-PARTNERSHIp NOT1GE.-Ihe under
signed have this day formed a coparnership IN the city
of New York. under the firm of Btu MMEL hoi - o,
1r tho nurnose of ransacng Commission business for the
sne Of MaSUFACTuRED and LEAF ToBAcGoCoTfoN FLOUR,
GRAIN and produce generally. Location a3 aer street
Having annie means prepared to make liberal ad
on produce consigned to us for sale
In Now York Shipments through Messrs A. L. Royser Bro
A. Co Richmond Va. will be forwarded Tree of charge
y ' JOSEPH BRUMMEL, of Richmond.
A. l.. ROYSTER, of New York
j. b. ROYSTER, of Richmond
Nry, yopu Jonuarv l. 1856 Jan 25d6m
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The above Ohio River. slight advance is
charged all way by Railroad No Storage charged
on Goods through our line. Consign 10
BRIDGFORD & Co, Richmond.
REFERENCES RIcHMoND-Stems & Brummel Tinsey,
Co., Selden & Miller j. H. Claiborne, D. W. Wright
& Co. Chas 4 Wortham Co, Shields Sommeryiile and
Fdmonds Dayenport a. june 25-ts.
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A. LT.-525O Sacks Ashion's Salt direct Importation from
=, ..Nerpoo daily expected. For sale by
n, ,Jts EDMOND, DAVENPORT X co.
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6t tAET.25O0 Sacks Jctres Dorsey fine Salt In prime
- order, landing and for sale by 90
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO,
Richmond. Va.
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N b. There llany ignorant and worthicss Qunci
advertising themselves Physicians running the health OF u
already afflicted that DR. Johnston deems necessary to ss
especially those unacquained with his reputation that
credentials OF diploma always hang in his Office
FTAKE NOTICE. All letters be post paid and co
tain postage stamp the reply, answer will be sen
al
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STEiN SAW W1EI. FOS SAIE.--Wt e my =
- a mol thirty horse power STEAM SAW MILL, which
will be sold low; all the running gear Is in complete or
Information concerning IL will be cheerfuy I'M
parted n application either of the under signed
A. WINSTON,
nj II. BALE Y.
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NO MERCulY OR NAUSEOUS DRUGS USED.
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Re al College of Surgeons London GRADUATE
the eminent Colleges of the United States,
greater whose life been spent the first
Hospitals London, Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected of IL astonishing that were ever
known many troubled With ringing head and when
asleep being alarmed at sudden sounds
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PHILADELPHIA.


ANEu'S PILLS FOr nlI sne
PURPOSES OF \ AMILN ply
sIC.=-Tharo has lonR axi@tcd public
demand for an effective Purgatiye fiii
which could be relied 81. ~ sure ana
perfectly safe In Its operation. This has
been prepared TO meet thai osmand, ana
an extensive trial ofiia virtues hhs con
rlnsively shown With what success u &c
......,.lIahna iln niIrnnAr dralnnNh. u IA
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
- DIR. ROBERT EARLY, Dentist,

M|T DIR. ROBERT EARI.N, Dentist,
{fYVSf has removed his office door above his resi-.
AdI IYYv sidenee. on MAIN ST. and one square above
Dihrelis Hotel ian l.dtS
\ hN. G q. s.esREENlEE offers his PrOtession-
NJ At SERVICES 10 tr citizens of ynehbnrg vicinity.
once ON alley between Main and Friends arehouse,
may Idly
- "a. nuRkuOIDER. General Commis-
boe SION MERCHANT, No, lG FRONT STREET, N. V.
Particular attention given to GRAIN AND ALL SOUTH.
ERN PRODUCE
Refer To r. II. LOWRY, Esq, Cashier the o
Republic, N Y. Y. u. =. ina l5dGm
LNRANKLlN Il BROTHER, G. ROGERS n Com
II MISSION MERCHANTS next door To Liberty Ware.
house Main street Lynehbnrg Va have large
and general Stock of Groceries consisting article
that lne also large Blankets lied Cloths kerscys
Sanetts Piad nseys Cotton oznaburgs Brown and Bleach
ed Domeses Calico &c, Boots Shoes Wool Hats
and Caps and other Goods which they offer the trade
the best Io,
gUNRgBLE n RUDD, Attorneys at Law, hnvc
u associated themselves In the practice of the and win
practice In all the Courts of the city of Lynchburg the
counties OF Campbell Appomattox Amherst and Bedford
All business entrusted them will prompt
ton. lima 5dts