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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-04
JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.


HyKONINa. lESS BN OGs.ht ES.- hat
n large Silver Ware advertised by ussome weeks
containing spoons Forks Mugs and obes haH been grsdn
the influence Of repeated calls from
who wcreiu search OF something nice
the Nare But pleased To that
hand good supply u the several articles named
above thai equally veil pleased 10 dispose
WIN fTIends the favor continue the run
always ready pay conpte Sn or Gold for
mar ~ t. Rep cops. SfLNERfHORS Il CIIFT.
lDEAHIs.-The s.ndi"- can lind at ). WILL
u IIAAS ~ finest aud ,npsi beautiful Of
1competuj offered IA this mark e. together with
Roman Mosaic sud Pearl Cameo and
Pearl coral 4 beautiful description Also
Mourning aud second Mourning Ses Of The latest
style Which hey aRr opened aud would be glad 10 show
the lowers IT he bea uful' Cali be ell
lot Silver Gqblets, Mugs Mustard Cups Salt
Stands NAPKIN Rings Spoons vi description Chdrens
Toys just rnee.f Cd, aud hiuh they offer cheap
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rgIO EtGt"NssE>.-Conk.H beans. prime
olive OF Crimson and Blne BRANDING Paint,
boards Essential OH ot Cinnamon Cloves, Lemon
Bnlgamat. Winyrgrcen, Ansc. Hitter Almonds Ncrhena
Rose Rose & also Tobacco Flavor Of
make VIII given much satisfaction all fresh aud
Liable which the favorable to prompt
rus,otltis SrROTHER 4 MHITEHEAD
Druggists Bank
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CuFsIG1ltHp AprlI lpth iesG
Messrs Dopo C0--lasng nScd 5our Turf o. finding
lit be such fine medicine thin II due to yeu that Hoa
should know It, My laughter about fell on the
rocker of chair and aud bruised her thigh much
assumed the form OF boil aud became very Ind Is
lanced by ply cian hut that DID relieve H. II became
running and continued fet nearly tried
every medicine could hear Of With effect until
dnced totry bottle your Turf Gu-lftcr
I'D hafit entirely healed lhntrsrc
and found the benefit. Aou Ibcry
this as you think proper =. tIAIKLY.
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e,E" aud lsc""rit"i D.-"o,er, nj y. =. SAN

i NEWS liz PORTRAIT ta,lelN. NAM Nlittt
otu Bridge Sirrt. Nnthhurg, Va 1 mn Era ~ IN
k#seraAfe INT clucnt an the Amhrotypc Ia
Positive Picture, glass, tinted aud IN eo1rs surprising
r'ty durability. atf,c ctoc and life like expression AMI
tYr Portraits Miniatures before drawn by peut
+ t.Af
tr n tenu1H,-s drHthof light aud sade aud rich
tome flay wonderful Thy with at the glare
lr bi.ufrt4N hr light, and right aud
II showing tn tNsHt thu tler
Ihv> he tai dull and ,oudy weather as wei. ms IN
h#n weather sol shoti supas and ea-,l and framed
vtfltt At delay
IL ist FROM The Nor'h with every improve
Ia Ae and has lafd md htted up his Gallery m
and teAut -l>lr aud would be pleased To wait ON AL
u May favor tu With call Photographs plain on coored
tn.i ei# water II. the finest sty" 81 the art
Dteurrratvi4. Paintings Drawings, sc. copied Ou
aud Miniatures deceased persons taken at the
uutirp.
ENfMRf-eharees moderate aud Nencsses warranted TO
lease. Stock tar sale aud instruction in the at -
oc 3l-is y. 5. TANNER.
c3a~7~w Carriages. 81 CGIEs. kotiA n
Or ~ " ~ =, A., N,-JoHN II. pGDIAhE, successor
to is father. II N. pilabr, has Just received a
beautiful lot # CARRIAGES III GGlFS a.. II" is ais
prepared put So any NorA utdar aud rupairs hraiN
uai prmt tN dome having IA his en-. Emeut hr 7 L MN
ot the hr-t tuaeA Smiths IN Amcrea he having served q
tim ia soae"t the argest manufacturing ostNs cuts m
the staff - dts
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atr... t.e gTnth abort .ur Errf oil.

I
ring slo. ride his winter past, Gcov,rr my hor-e
L. raw aud tlr sa - place large. than hand from
&c traces FanAiug lie irside of ta Thigh. applied 4ugr
Turf aHd la "A d1y . he We'd. Another -
mule hici working ny day became unable
walk o. examining HIS fu"f. discovered mad ahp
inches long up the bead Ny div avid tene-LtoHs sad
he would good for Dnhinf drCt' tin uail as} III
n pfece # your Turf on, and lu work
an f-a tt Il moment has lott hour bU rot
as e,r also horse badly snaE-ti ta' pul- dc Il
places about inches dCrH tHd tour
iee..s s.. iir f.aa WIN H., stiff dav A'ur lnrl
pricd aid brought them cat entirely sound II
trn.r Is one the greatest renor. fer sars have
lnnvn and have lived in drug several y.s Use
th- Ynu iiink proper. very truly,
10 Messt. D.sr I. 10 J II. WEISIGER
For sale ~ SEHDTIER a WIFI EhEAD
- r .i,,t lxathbmF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-04

Il Minutes Ia twelve months. Inc ud nust assolt.
ment ot Gold aud Snel Patent Lever Natches IN N.ina /,
now Tor sale II THOMAS NDW LNNS atcll and cwplrv
Establishment lie las Watches most
ted akeis aud sotc of them OF such superior quality and
nHsh thai lie war ants hut lose Ia
Twelve months Ii you want 10 get vor be sur.
/" buy uot NOW Ian, and Aou Will certainly have y,
time piece lie has tho IA ,at ass NJ
IN NJ OF Icwciiy Ia be tpuud in his market.
ktmctnheI his No Is - etnIore 81, Sign the Ea.,
Pc
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ArOTBCE.-Tbc co-p8rtuer.htp heretofore 81
~ Istinp bet. undersigned aud Dinfud under
The Duguid dissolved the lsi day
January last
THE business hereafter be carried by the undersigned
pnder the style of D. T. 4 q A DIUGIID, at the
old stand of = DuRlid a Sons.
An persons having acuinsi the firm If : DuRuld
present them for settlement and those owing
accounts will please fnrH ard aud pay up
DAVID l. DlUBIIp.
GEORGE a DIIGI'lp
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tENsENE slEt EH.-wc beg to cnlI the ~ l.
teuton o lIunSckeo perH and others Silver
Ware large stock of Tca Dessert and Table Spoons
Dessert aud Table Pork Caors Goblets Mugs Cream Pots
sugar BaNs Cream Gravy aud soup Ladies' NAPKIN Rings
stands Mustard Cups Mustard Sugar aud salt Spoons
Butter thkc Pie and Fsh knives Pickle Knives aud Forks
Su Picks, Sugar longs spoon Cups &c Sc. All silver
sold by to be of the bart gndtty
Is made expressly for Us j WILLIAMS son.
AN
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BRANCH ttfteH -No11 ilanut.t a. Bestnn Va e CiHp.
al St New Haven q GloNefNls y y ~ isi,ra a,
\ Nart, = ! N lag thes'n"t -. fhtaj.1ruts N tua
Baltimore II baimai,s Nee Np~tmusta tHeuy,
X l.: No. East An ST uIncsuati No NHrth lth - NJ
Louis No - 81. Charles ST, Now Orleans Ne Dauphn
ST Mobile ldec 2idScts
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

L. IL Dealers in China, Earhena are, Glass Locking I'll
HIN glasses Waters. Plated and Britannia Ware NiiH
49, Lamps Reiiigcrators. Water Coolers. SS15
lures. Castars, Fancy Goods, Sc
WV. AUGUSTUS MIiH- Ne - Sfc AMu1tE SrRIEr
SAMUEL sTtEENs IETThsbuHG, VIRGINIA
We are now receiving from Europe, per ships "wrst.r
,Sarsnak Crow u X l.. Isue and other. or,
Spring C.I.a rthelware the Nurth
and Eastern Fas"ri's stock Of lass Ware Iok mo-
GlasSps Lamps. Fancy tiood stool +, llra
aid desirable Merchants Iotel Keeper, and
no ISL par,has goods iin. examn
stsrk aid prices before lhr aaIng think b, t
tlnirmtcfcst 10 do
We call attention 10 our stock Baltimore Stone Ware
MUIR y STENENS,
Bits No. 80 = eainurc Street
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ENGINES, s4ts.--ltm,,u.

received an Agency establish
mcnts in the United states prepared 10 contract Tor A.
CHlAti OF all kinds aud the perfect character on
the most favorable te ms for cash goatlatar
Among many things, enumcrate Lo, uM8IlYEs with an
improved waive arrangement giving thr bU,t SrA-
floNAH A"iNEs oh t'AuJ hof6e nor, arranged SUIT
the purposes Tor which tney needed aud euart.ed
Civ satstaction
roffAit ENGINES from haisv power. cd, t,I to
the Use OF Farmers Printing Offices H5is;uIs
FoNth lRfNsBs OF Il new, stmpt, and tTle4Itve
character. ana veiy rapid work
Ship Fittings Power Planners Boring and Mortttng Ma.
chimes Cotton and Flour Mil, aud iuierd Ma
chuel! SAM l. b. FALi.
llIV I.li.
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one bottle he had heen entirely snrnd
Respectfully, Z iEFTNltH

BIO ISLAND Htd0fd C0nn'N. A. " T.
Asssrs D0re q COtieuilompu u4pl about ot
bottle of Turf oil upon the back hur.
back almost saw, entirely place
hand and this single application q only applied cured
up entirely and permanently. feall, surprised the
quickness OF its curatves properties aud think prompt
and enieacious than an, thing efte Kind sa, and
have sold thousa de OF bottles OF Other preparations tor sla
urposes.
L Z
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-04

debtcd Tor bills apes. notoa At, are invited
Tor lat tine call aud settle Immediately "r hey VII
be sued aud warranted, the ca .may be without dhe
ton Of persons. Is II I.iNio'
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Nv VI. yiAFs~.
W. Communication Merchant,

socrs conscnmcnts country produce will give strict
personal tie sale ii al kinds Of country produce
buying forwarding Goods, a., has an arrange
lnen 10y furnish goods to his patrons NJ about
wholesale prices. l"tt 81 tpll.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-04

~ EsBEEsN ksas Ot.-.1O fsats. prime Shoul
W ders Al 10" rates. I!OS. BRANCH y SONS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-04

- ling store the finest stock Of Pearl
foreuue and tonan Mosaic, white and coorcd LAVA Gold
aud Mourning Jewcy offered IA This market
stdra many other articles oi JoNery entirely
doc l2fs WILLIAMS & SON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-04

l,ENTs' OVER a.AsTEHs.-s have just re-
~ ceiyed "a pairs of Gents superior over Caters
mar eOts p SEABURY.
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900 t.","s SD . hs""t s ;'' "N Cor"
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L,AM.Lx nEssnrNCn rom nsNr.-rh
1I,nIE TInE oILron o,.D -om.- OF

II EVEKl DESCRIPTION On MN OK NEANI
WARRANTED Gun, AND No DAAGklt tEaN IArost 10
COLD. Price % cents por bottle
Eatrsd according Aot Of Congress m Tho ts oct t
Disfyiof The Eastern IesiHa pOI
d co, Rchsl0na ia-5O
READ THE FOLLOWING
Come pamphlet aud read certificates
Of performed by the Turf Oh certificates truth
respectable and oetsd czeus and other,
here whom refer and cannot doubt value
medicine for one of II Is worth pound
other known Try 1t aud yon wl be satisfied wha
TRUE TuRf OIL.-Road the following, and uuI
store aud viii tell yop Of uaoy ohors who have
cured.
RICHMOND. NoV -. loai
Mess-, Dorc Co tienlcmen portion Of bottle
OF Turf OIL which You very tlhly presented
and take pleasure stying that luund
moving eruption 81 e skin fnr eh had been ptarrd
upon for several years by plyo without The
least benefit also recommended friend
months had been annoyed by -imlar eruption
the skin, aud he informed short that tie
one bottle he had heen enihely rnrrd
Respectfully, L. tEFTWlru
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-04

HUNT n BKO., General Commission n'i-
III CHANTS. VIRGINIA 81, tbetween tary ST. and l. ="
D. X II. DepotJ solicit ceusguments OF iobaceo Nh'at
Flour and produce generally Tor sat.
They forward all produce and merchandise SEM ia men
care Prompt personal paid all business oonhded
To- them.
Richmond March af'h. l-lG Una 2efs
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81 sOIssCE, I.lIefsEs a.
Y atOisESE PASTE

n
4 10 Lascs -'tiitGuo'
p 81 c.
81 A IN store sr sue by
jan ITS II { HARDY & GO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12
Remarkable EcntsO OF "a M Il dog

y dog belonging 10 Mr. james Mckoy, who lives
four miles northeast of Augusta, went mad, aud in
his travels committed the most extensive deprcda-
tons. lumor has it that the dog had been bitten
three weeks previous to his going mad, by another
dog known to have been rabid; but being great ia
rorite with his master he tied him up and refused
Kill him. when attacked with the disease in his pa
roysm, he broke from his fhsenings ..and escaped
having, however before leaving his masters premi-
ses, bit two Of his horses which have since gone mad
He then took n course westward on the Warsaw aud
Augusta road, and when about three miles from his
starting point overlook Mr. PHtchin who was return
ing home from Augusta in wagon, to his home near
Chilli; of his horses the dog bit, and the animal
has since gone mad He then bit about 20 other an
finals. The stock bitten estimated to be worth
So 600, and already gone mad s 300. None Of the
animals bitten went mad short ofthree weeks from
the time when bitten. The dog invariably caught his
victim by The nose. Most the damage done
in the night, he having left his masters house about
dusk, aud was killed about noon Of the next day.
lJqysalr IagHirey
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River and gunrbOr Hill.

As a matter Conformation, we would state that
on yesterday morning, fifty sixty friends of
internal improvements bald caucus in one of
the rooms of the Capitol. to confer relative to the
various river and harbor bills pending in
both houses of Congress and whether it would
be better to embrace them all in one bill, or to
act upon them separately. The former PROPOSE
ton prevailed. and il is therefore probable that
the chairman Of the Committee on Commerce
of the House will report omnibus bill. and
that the friends of such measures will endeavor
to force it through Congress by two thirds vote
= Onion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12
MA RRIE ID,

On The 8th inst, 10y Bishop Early Mr. WILLIAM A.
Woody to Miss CHARLOTTE }, MAucK, all of this city
Charlottesville and Richmond papers will please
copy.
On the 18th ult, by the Rev "A. C. Dempsey, Mr..
JAMES MCDONALD, Of Botetoun county and Miss Ma
TllpA THOMAS, OF Roanoke.
On the lS'h ult., by Elder Lewis p, Feers, Mr.,
JouN II. BiRH, and Miss MARY +. SAUNDERS, all OF
Botetonrt county.
On the LIST Of December by the Rev Jacob Car
per. Mr.. JAMES b. PuLtaS, and Miss Lucy c. HAsLlp,
all Of Botetourt county.
MARRIED on the 2lth Dec. 1886, by Rcv'd Jas. A..
Brown, Mr. WIN. II. W1RicK, 10 Miss SARAH f.. FELry
--all OF yhe county.
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Delaware lcuislnlric

C0r's. Massage body met on Tuesday
and organized by eleoting Abraham Boys speak
er of the Senate, and George w. Cummins spea-
ker of the House; Elias s. Read was elected clerk
and George w. White sergeant. al -nrms of the
Senate aud G. b. Lore clerk and Joseph Scott
sergeant -atarms Of the House Gov. Causey' 8
annual message was sent in soon after the organ
izaion. This document gances at variety Of
subjects and recommends the State 10 lend it's
aid in extending the delaware railroad TO Lewis
with the view of uniting with any Southern
route as TO ultimately mike it the medium Of
commun. cation between the North md the South
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

A"flHEriLLE lNvkSrIoN.-We will not pretend
to describe Mr. Leorts FASTENER" but may Gunner
a'e some OF It's most obvious and considerable avan
tages. II may be applied to any door however close
aud, within large limits, however loose and that too,
without defaeng il in the least it Is not more bulky
thah an ordinary door key, and may be convent
entity carried In the pocket lis operation Is such that
beyond certain large limits, it is impossible to tell
from the outside to what portion Of the door il Is APP
lhed, and, from its construction, the mole outside
pressure Is exered, the stronger and frmer is the
couhteracting resistance OF the "EpteaGn With all
it so simple and cheap, both in workmanship and
material, that lis cost to consumers must be many
times less than tha OF the cheapest lock ever used
-UgtherHis Thgragh
SUICIDE NEAR DNyIlLg.-A Mr.. Gregg, who resi-
dcd a few miles from Dtnville has committed suicide
by hanging himself lie was about forty years old,
aud was very much esteemed lie was 10 have been
married the night after the suicide. lie was in good
circumstances. No cause is assigned for his act of
sell de,tructon.-R. Dtspdfet.
CoNyicrIoNWe learn from Brents,ille thal the
negroes five in number charged with the recent hor-
rible murder OF Mr.. George Green near GAINESVILLE,
Prince William county, tried on Monday and
Tuesday found guilty, and sentenced to be hung
the 18th of February next The negroes We're deen-
ded by able counsel, Eppa Hutton, Esq, conducting
the prostcution.--R Wig.
CotNrERFE. Ts.-Connterfefr Sl0 bills on the Far
mers Bank Of Virginia payable to the Banking House
IN Blacksbnrg, are out. new bill, badly executed,
but calculated TO deceive careless persons The sig
natures of Smith, Cashier and Mcfarland President,
engrase d.-Fct, Express.
DsMrs Ir.-llon. Fayette McMullen, in card to
the Wytheye Tirgrpph, denie, thai he has located
on the farm he purchased in Pettis county, Missouri,
two years ago, ami says he has sent great many
grass and othe- seeds to the Clerks of the County
Courts to which he respectfully invites the attention
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

At the recent election in California, two women
were elected to Gil offices in Placer county--one as
Justice of the Peace, aud the other IA Constable
Each received one vote in the precinct and there was
opposition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12
Cauriesies to British Officers.

tits said to be the intention of our government
to reciprocato in every proper way the attentions
manifested toward Lieut.. Hartstein and his MS
sociates soon to arrive in a British war steamer.
Instructions will be issued to receive her with
proper saluies at the New York Navy Yard and
The officers will be invited to Washington to be
welcomed by tho hospitality Of the President
and Cabinet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

Three gentlemen. Of Baltimore, lave determi
ned to have built II new ir steamboat, to be
placed on the route from TINT city to Fre1ericks-
burg. Va. during the coming summer. She is
to lie of iron. with side wheels, 200 feet long, q,
feet beam.and 9 feet hold, the engines to be $50
house power. She will carry passengers as well
u. freight.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

NOT CuMGNG.--The intended Southern tour Of the
Parod- Strakosch troupe will not take place. Mr..
Strakosch is compelled TO return to New York, to
talk part at the opening Of the Academy of Music.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

Horace Greedy has brought suit for libel against
J, w Gray. editor Of the Cleveland Plain Deal
CT, for certain articles Published in that paper
during and since the recent campaign. Damages
claimed $4,000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12
hbl q ID,

In Liberty, Bedford Co, Va, on tie 9sth utimo,
Blanche, infant daughter of Samuel aud Martha llar-
ris, aged one year, ten months, and five days
Died, Saturday 9th Dec. 1886, after an illness
of days LArAYErTE, son of the late Jezreel Gross
Close dec d, aged > years, months and l8 days.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

Hon John Barney, of Baltimore, writes to the
New York Herald that Gen. Cass has informed
him that the position of Secretary of State has
been rendered him by Mr.. Buchanan and that he
has accepted the appointment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12
.Al.n or land ANn NK:
by BRYAN AK RS, Auctr.


4 Importers stock 81 $4,000 worth nj new
4 n and Fashionable DRY GOODS ut Auction \ great
chance for bargains Having received the above
will sel at the Store recently occupied by IL Lewis four
doors North wost Of the Norve House commencing Tues
la morning January 9Th nj 10 clock, continue each day
Ill all is Opposed OF Mt 10 anda andd NJ Sales at 10
n q o'clock for the Ladies'
rho Stock consHs part of French English aud American
- oad Cloths, pooskins Chssmoros Twoods &ei SILK and
Satin Vestngs black aud fancy Sk Crava Searf. Silk
Pocket Handkerchief, Gloves, Hosiery, &c
LADifs DHfss Goons kich SILK, (plai chAngeahlc aud
hnck brocae Satin and Robe Dresses French casmcro
French AID Gala Plaid ionosc. raramaos English and Ger
Morinos, Coburgs, Aparas Insntos Dobare Persian
Cloth English aud American Prints and Gnghans Coions
60. Hosiery In great variety,
shAwls -liogani Embroidered aud Plain Canton Grape
Shaw Hroehe long and Warranted free from cotton
mixufe Printed Plain French Cashmere Scotch Rob Roy
Empire and bay State long and all wool Scars enis
Shawls, sc, &c.
IRisu LINEss--Doublc Satin Damssk and Drop Tn
heloths (a sizcs line Napkins Docs Brown Table Cloths
hne and extra fine Irish Fronting Linens Tow cling, Linen
Cambria Handkerchief, sc.
Also Marsoiles Conntcrpanos Laneascr oul Blnnketa
FlHnnos &C. all OF which will DO put upn lola eugths 10
purchasers and sold without hence the stock has
been for that purpose and entertain high hopos that
but little time viii be spent Ia converting II Into cash.
T. SScata be reserved for the Ladies' and their papcu
lar attention ~ called 10 the stock OF Shawls
ian6 Ia nRYAN AKERS. huer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

Mas LgfrwIcH, the wife OF MAJ. Leftwich former
" the proprietor of the Washington Honse in this
,ity. died in Richmond on Friday night last
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letter hereafter.
SMALL Pox IN LURAY.--As there are exaggerated
statements relative the cxtept CT this much dreaded
disease, in the town and neghborhood of Luray, we
have taken the pains to obtain reliable Information
upon the subject. Some four or i've negroes, among
the first who took the disease have died. and the rest
have entirely recovered, and fears are entertained
that any new cases will occur. Every precautiona-
rv measure has been adopted by vaccinating those
who have not bad the disease and burning the cloth
ing and bedding of those who have and the latter are
not permitted to have any communication with the
community There is not therefore the least danger
to be apprehended from that quarter. Business has
resumed its ordinary activity, and the fears even OF
the most timd have subsidized. Such are the facts
-T'nh Legion.
: IHEATRIcALs.--The young gentlemen OF Llner.y'
Bedford county, Va. have formed Histrionc Socie-
y, and are doing big business. The proceeds OF
the performances be devoted to the building OF
a town hall, which is much needed. They will short
" appear in Lynchburg2
When Cnrran went to college he wrote TO his moth
e Tor eleven shirts stating that he founl every gen
DeiA n vas eSprcte to have dozen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

Sa,erLEy-Sharpley continues his attractive en-
.,.,s,nments at Dudley Hall. Prof. Alexander, the
seaowned magician adds his necromantic lore 10 in
la az the entertainment. Go and see them Go to-
night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12
FUTURE DAVIS.


NAluAnl.E SLAVE FOR nAl.E..-ln pur-
snaneo of decree In the Circuit Court of Appomaox
County pronounced on tho 2ah day Of September 1856 In
Chancery suit therein depending under the style Of North
Smith &e the undersigned tho Commissioner thuren named
Will the ih day of January 1877 at the Market House,
In the city of Iynchhurg - sale by OF public
auction On credit Of four months Che purtascr giving
note negotiable and payable Of the Banks
IN uchhnrR satisfactorily endorsed
ehare money! Negro Man Slave named Hiram
HENRY DUNNlNGTON,
Sergeant Of tho city of Iynebug, and such Comr sc
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