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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-11

L. .. Il
-, 30 one can fina1caIe 'he chafaetef'
! INes, ana coiQ4c1 OF the saghefs OF the i,e-
eiafatloh OF lh0ePente nee e@fepf upon tie
hypo'9esiS mat they feieffed 70 the White
/ ace a5oi4e' aia hot 10 Tue hiiicah' "iieH
'hey declared all men to haye been created
ei"ai--- silat ,tiey were speating OF british
+, 'ttlts,tS Oh ms continent hein& equal to
i ;, sa'Jeets oofh and residing III treat
'FitatR7I 'Ha9 tpe5 '''fs entitled to the sanie
ll'ai'eiaoie [.ghts,. ana among them "ere
enumerated me- az 1t9erIy5 aud lie pursuit Of
n"Pil,HeSS' Inc 9eciafatieh was adopted
.o' tae purpose u IVsL!ltih8 me eolohltts
"a 'l5e eyes oi nc q 'll4ed NoIid u With
ol"Ni4s ','e II s4ssR'anee non tAe bii'!sA
! - - 'h d .ou tiss9isiAg lhei1s COMMISSION win
We 4,0taef country IA THIS Poiat q view
we c. i5eelar@uon q l y, i IN per-
~. harmony WIN ll lle events 81 tue rev
g,,,'o, "a" tiie i.e ~ 3el.s} aEsase ahsef
w aiiscif' ~ 9oh1e"elal .. ana INC PR
- e.o''sA "it, u es'gDi1iieo ~ re ltuf-
- ''.''i ~ .l.st'J q tas 'iHs,s
~ '':2 'i,'.s ''' l.s.t9es "','e tesela
~ -. ."'C t ~. " - - ~ a. go "li'l
,aa - fao - tae go "'' oa9eF inc
' - isA VI ".ie eilcu'hs5eAeeS' ha3 SHOWN
and consequently under the protection Of
those who we're capable of providing for and
protecting them in the exercise Of all the
rights they were capable ef enjoying eansis-
tent with the good and safety Of society. Il
is on this principle that in all civilized anl
Christian countries the government provides
for the protection of the insane, the luna.
tic. the idiotie, and all OTHER unfoftunatss
who are incompetent to take care Of them
selves. It does not follow BY any means
that because the negro race are incapable Of
governing themselves that therefore thew
should become slaves, ind lie treated as
such. The safe rule upon that subject
apprehend to be this, that the African race
should be allowed to exercise all tie right.
and privileges whieh ther are eanable az
enjoying consistent viii. the welfare of tue
community in which they reside, and that
under err form, Of government the people ef
each State and Territory must b allowed
10 dete.mino for themselves the nature and
extent ct those privileges. Afplaase.
+ The whole history Of err country clearly
shows nat our fathers acted on this princi
! pic, net only ia PRONUNCIATION Of tie Decla
ratiea Of Independence, but in laying the
foundations and erecting TIC s'lporatrnoturo
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-11

Somebody truly says that one debt begets
another II a man owes yoa dollar, he is
sure to owe you grndge too. aHd he is
generally moro ready to pay Interest on Inc
latter than On lie FORMER.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-11

HAS for mary years devoted his whole attention
l to the treatment of Private complaints, in oil
their varied and compiled led forms. 81
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-11

Accounts from the West give the NOS
fatteriug hopes Of heavy crops ia al quar-
terS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-11
NJ EDICAi HOUSE,
DOCTOR SMITH.

No, I =. FTcderitk ST, baltimore, Md !,
Esalttshed IN order TO afford the afflicted sound and
Scientific medical I'D d"d for Tic suppression If
IL
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-11

Mtrried psrsons, yourg men, contemplating
Marriage, being aware OF PLY sicai Weakness, Or
gtaie .3.bty, Beformities, dc, should immediate
~ consult Dr. i and be restored to perfect health.
lie WIZ places himsel under the care of Dr..
'ohnst8a, mtg reigiously eonhde inhis honor. as a
:eutisinan. anj confidently rely upon his skill
rt sielam.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-11
DUNG MEN

Especially, w,io have become the victims Of Sol;ta
~ Fiee, that dreadful and destructive habit whieH
annually sweeps to untimoy grave thousands OF
voun. men of the most exalted talents and brilliant
ihtelect. who might otherwise have entran ,ed lis
tening Senates with the tbunders of eloquence, ar
wakd ecstacy the living Tyre may call with full
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-11
? VI tIIIs U1EI7
l. tue ,st Certain, Speedy, and only efectua
remedy in the world for
81 RET DISEASES:

G,nnorrhoea, elects, Structures, Seminal Weak
ness, Pains in the Loins; Constitutional Debility,
! aPateney. Weakness of the Back and Limbs, At
t.etions Of the Kidneys, Paptation Of the Heart,
Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritabihty, diseases of the
Had, Throat, Nose or Skin; and all those serious
sad melancholy disorders arising from the Destruc
tive hahits of youth. which destroy both body and
Had Those secret and solitary practices more ia-
tal their victims than the song Of the Syrens to
the mtriners Of Ulysses bightihg their most bril-
liant hopes or anticpatiens, rendering marriage
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13
Another Destructive Firc-Eightccn Horses


On Sunday night. about half past nine O'Clock.
a mail stable attached 10 the premises of Mr..
Edmund Steane, in "Butchertown." was fired by
an incendnry, and partially destroyed, While
the tiremrn were returning from their long aud ia
tiguins run towards this fire, an incendary match
was applied To the extensive livery stable Of Mr..
WIN. Graves, at the corner of Ross aud 18th
streets, (nenr the Ballard liotc) The fire
spread with great rnpidity, and before the fire..
men reached the scene of action.the entire build
ing developed in flames. There were TWEEN
ty four horses in the stable, only six of which
were rescued. The others, comprising several
valuable animals. shared the fate of the building
Six of them were owned ny Mr.. Wm. Burnett,
five by Mr.. Graves, two by Mr.. Ginter, one by
Mr. s. ). Cotrei, one by Mr.. WiiIingham, one
by Mr., a. Il. Palmnre one by Mr.. w. 5, Beers
and une by Mr.. John b. Davis.
Mr.. Graves estimates his loss at about $4,000;
no insurance in addition to the horses, buildings.
etc. a fine carriage and new buggy belonging
TO him, were burnt. The aggregate loss 10y the
fire will not fall short of @IO,0OO.
a frame building in rear of the stable, occu
pied by Mr.. Graves as n residence. was so far
burnt to be rendered uninhabtabe. On this
house, Mr.. &. had Il policy of insurance for $500
in the Marine office which expired about ten days
since.-R Uhig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13

THE FISHERIES States river report or
undrr date of Saturday says; The river oppo-
site aud above Washington is alive with hcrrir g
and shad. but the stage of the water renders 1t
dangerous for the fishermen to lay out thcd'
nets.
The water continues to subside, and the cur
rent was less strong this morning; still there :
much drift coming down.
Capt. Gibson. an experienced as well as one "f
the heaviest fishermen on the river, and proprie
tor. of Stony Point landing. saws that all his
npirhbors below have "cut out" not one at
whom has covered expenses; and some are almost
rnined. His own outfit cost about 2i6,HD ana
he is several thousand dollars behind in the sales.
II ba. proved the worst season for twenty year,.
He however intends t. recommence hauling AK
soon IS the water subsidies. and will continue IN
Ill not another shal can be caught
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13
| LATEST NEWS.
Aeanittni OF I.s. Cunningham
Interesting S.eGs IN coart--iRegei C7us 10 At Re Il
Eur.i.re-.

f"tstN"y NsfF' IN f0Hft--iGfHet Che TO ht Rel
kardrers, &C.
NEW York, May lO.-P M-rhe trial of Mrs.
Cunningham for the murder of Dr. Rur,lell. i at
length closed. The counsel both for the defence
and the prosecution occupied each two hours
yesterday IN summing up, the attorney general
closing the case at six o'clock. Judge Davies
then proceed ,d Ia charge the jury in an able clear
and impartial address, lasting one hour, when ut
seven the jury retired, All eyes were directed
towards them as they proceeded TO the jury ROOM
and Efforts were how made to obtain better view
of the prsanrr.whase fate hung so awfullv in the
belancr. She however, avoided the prying curl
osiiy of the crowd. did also her daughters
Attwenty tive minutes of eight o'clock the ia
~ he entered. whnn profound stiffness reigued
aud the clerk took his position in the witness
char and read over the names; after all the il
rors had answered, he put the question, viz
Gentlemen of the jury. hay" you agreed upon II
verdict! The foreman answered, we have. The
prisoner immediately thereupon showed signs of
being deeply affected and was much agitatcd;
but the court ordered her to look towards the il
ry, and also requested the latter to look upon
the prisoner.
The clerk then a>kpd, slow say you, gentle
men, do you find Emma Augusta Cunningham,
otherwise called Burlell, guilty not guiliv!n
The foreman responded, ''nof guilty." Bu, Mrs.
Cunningham was SO ugitatrd that She heard not
the words he foreman utteredand did not know
the verdict. I'LL her counsel whispered to her;
then she sunk back overpowered by her feelings.
After recovering the prisoner and her daughters
were conducted out Of court into one of the
judges cbamhers,and there received the congrat.
ulations "t her friends at the happy Termination
at the prosecution. She then returned 10 the
fatal house in Bond street
1t Is reported that the authorities liave obtain
ed clue that will bring 10 ight the real murder.
q BnrltII v,l
affecting arrests. The public exceedingly
anxious for some further development, n thus
far the ends Of justice have been completely and
>hamefully baked.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13

The london @. W Free Press says Ihlt on Woo
nesday of last week most shocking accident occur
red in circular saw mill at Wellsngham chas
Harris a young man lately married, had Just been
employed that morning to work in the mill, and WAS
set at carrying away boards MS they dropped from
the saw. lie had taken away but "A few boards when
tina end of one he had just taken up swayed against
the saw and being repealed with violence, caused the
other end to force him against the then in full
notion aud puck Thought ,rds cW IN ttea'".-
The saw struck FIRST the point of the left shoulder,
passing directly through the heart and out under the
ribs on the right side of the body
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13
IerrtL q Leap.

From the Nj CARA Falls Gaz"tte we learn that
on Saturday evening last. a Mrs Flynn whose
husband is lahorer at that place jumped over
the bank OF tie Niagara River short distance
below the outlet of the Canals, 70 every APP
pcarance she struck in the top Of tree, after
.nil of about 100 feet and fell from there to the
bottom. When she left home she kissed her
children. bid them good bye. and told them t"
inform Mr.. Flynn that be would see her n" more
She was ohservcd to - 1'wards the bank OF ia"
river aud sern >""n after taking the i'atiu'
leap. She was considerably bruised aud scratch
ed but not seriously hurt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13
SALES BY AUCTION.
seHfs>,tn;..E:,,,n y n az estate r".s s.,a

W IN TIE TOWN or ROCKY MpUN1.-BA virtue II
dtsd ufttus executed - the uude sknc1 by titan Dawes
and oetaNta MS Wit hd Monday the tst daN Of June
'e mat heinE 'eaf day, efer for sae tue premises al
pnhe auction the LIT Houses ossncd bY said baNts a4
embraced IN said dee nt Iiis eouHlHa yhout
'le al 1 zd uauts upon the Nam Sc. ju,t opposite The
cunt ii'u-a ! he buildings consist the Aaiu Dwelling,
house fronting tho Main opposite ites Hotel,
VIA h teau. ihe tunt basement Is fitted up la
a. AT AMI taa-1lHc AAc Hra store kaoH with Counting aud
hl Lumber fau attached There Is The abundance
~ f. On Ia ts hoHse fr person family live and also
&" ta4rf o tie eatu business This regarded tho
, stand 10 place II hens the ether
L"fe H~ asa two other buildings irantus the
Aaaf /" rooms eeh. Winch desirable hr pnte
an ist read Ia a. ona hundred and envy daIars year
TINS tei hAs upu ali hc hdnse such n ktrh
en- Sn'ho ilaus I'm CRIB aud Stable all in good repair
l"sfe also oi of good Wscr within Of The
"Weihs Nvuse Tho Garden has exposure. and IA
very p"ttHtte \ more minute description the property
Is thought useless persons wishing purchase woalt like
20 see fnr u#slsyl,es
forms WI a. literal and made known day II ale
FLEMING SAUNDERS trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13
Ti.c Itainsnt the south.

On Saturday and Sunday last, Laurens Dis
triot. s. c.. was visited by the most destructive
rain which has occurred there for many years
Bottom lands TINT were never before flowed, are
now almost ruined fences and bridges have been
injured. and almost every farmer in the District,
the Herald says, will be compelled to repant II
portion of his crop.
On Wednesday evening, 9th, there was Sc
we're hull storm that passed to the north and east
of Columbus. Ga, covering a space OF two miles
in width, and On many of the plantations in the
range of its fury, doing incaloulable damage
On Friday, slh, planters in the vicinity of the
Hamilton road. five and six miles above Cnium
bus, commeneedp blowing up their crops of corn
and cotton preparatory to rfplantlng.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13

WNrEIING, NAV 9.-1he river is in capt. al
boating order. Boats are very plenty and rat IS
exceedingly low. Our river rates are now, and
have been all the spring. from five TO ten cents
pei 100 lbs. lower than from Pttsburg. Wero
ceived over 390 tons this morning from the Ea ST.
which is now being promptly transported IN boats
for destination.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13

New YORK. May lO.@Iurks Island dates I"
April 25th hal" been received. he weather
had been fine and there would loon be a general
taking of salt. The quantity on hand Is l3Oano
bushels, aud TN price asked is 9alo cents. The
rain had caused mpch damage TO the salt pond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13
THOMAS pUl.ARp,
BI{N NAkl.RS, Auc.#


at to tasnt Court of APPROPRIATION nude at the
last Term thereof the 81 North smith, Davenport
and others. e undersigned who appointed Commission
en- Tor tHt purpose viii proceed Ia sell upon the ptemiseH
ur8r Little tune"ul Church. public auction Thursday.
the st o'p al lu the Tract Of Iand the hill aud
proceeding meutoued, upon credit OF Is, 2nd IL mons
Ill" purchase Will he required bonds with good person
al se an hc ttlo tanned further security therefor
WIS ant W. Formerly owned by Beniamin pNrnpat Il
n!e.Hs h' ial.- Wheeler, Marshall ohols,
Nl"n7"N eenutr nruu the waters of cub Crock miles
iNt ri the LID iiuase aud miles Southwest cot flHlns
b'e1"u the : alroad ard contains about .5a etcs II
Nta'1ptei Tho RroUthaf Corn. Wheat, Tobacco, sc
Ar and n s'rt desirable nciEhborhood. Nh Robertson
"ared'S MP te frnses VIII show 1t 10 gentlemen wisl
,u. n purchase CLEMENT nANGDtk L. toutr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13

~ IL virtue deed of Trust George
Ikhyv WI sell nj pnhlc auction 10 the highest bidder
Wudnesd lay "tlh sJ7 al O'Clock T. Nj the prrui.
the House and Lot conveyed to said decd ant de
scThed situated eth Street in the ty OF Ineh
fure ffn / feet said street and purchased by tid
Is gbv al Mm- Merritt
An tue 1me time and place Five Shares of iynchburg
and Alb gdon Telegraph Stock tod inoD
1Etns-tsh rsneht" expenses sale. Telegraph
Stock on credit mnnhs House and u months
cU purchasers cHch giving negotiable
Ncu cauisad interest added and title retained till
paid The tide E believed Ia be good but trustees viii
convey with special warranty.
JNo. q. l.. GOGG1&. i.r4,,-,...
ma od}tawt27ma r. W. PAGE. i'"s'''a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13

il>Cur1 Itu Nj hc positively sold. Thursday Tie
lu DAY of NV next At 1t O'Clock \. NJ In front OF the M
k'i Han ia fbe city o lyhehburF the balance remaining
uoii st the Tract ot Land conveyed 10y GcotKe crc
eb on tNont . > acres, 81 which large portion IA
in Weals Ils 'perty within mites the city Of Lynch
hurt aud is N ftly the attention Of purchasers II rad
so ewing had weather, should ho the day
above misone Will take plsec the day There
after Al the tHnr AVID piac, stated.
az 21pnd itmatH .NM. r. lANCEN, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13

New YoRK May 9.-Ihe memorial OF sixty
masters of American vessels at Csrdenas has
been forwarded TO Secretary Cass, calling atten
ton Ia the rems,ness of the Spanish authorities
in aursting or .rying to arrest the murderers OF
Can't Ppnd.eton Of the bark General Jones.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13
yrv CARRIAGES. Carringc.!. IN

csyryY> CARRIAGES! C"rringcs!! cNHs>
n.y. The subscriber respectfully informs his sffTif-
friends customers and the public that he has on hand
and Is making daily nil the different styles of Carriages
R5ekaways BuFRes, which finished UP ncat and
strong o the country. All who good work com
can get 1t of Iynchburg make without
going TO Yankee after it, All descriptions of carr g.s
and bugges made to order ana all kinds of repairing
with neatness ana Dispatch JkD. II, BAILEY.
The subscriber keeps and makes to order all kinds iron
axle Wagons from the largest six horse the
smallest horse wagon also railroad carts wheel
barfOws =, &c
hand several Snrng Garry and two
horse, Tor moving peddling purposes.
JOHN II. BAILEY.
anl 5-dlmkets Iynchlurr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13
l., rHDGGzEuA WHITEHEAD,
- Ur0r siats mud a pOth % rics,

- UTOr -'ais mud ApOthccnrIcs,
BANK SQUARE, iYNcHBUNa Va,
Have IN hand aud will continue receive regular additions
and complete Drugs Dye suils Oils
Paints Glass, Fanny Articles ae, &c to which they invite
tie -
10 GouNrHY PHYSICIANS they Offer tho prompt filing Of
their with reliable Drugs pr,
Tons manufactured by themselves purchased from
Liable prices that viii leave
the Any article hand furnished tho shottoat
notice. WIN A. STROTi1ER,
ich2 \ WHITEHEAD
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GEN IiRAI.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!

sN'h - I II l M ~ AIN Elk l lNt.'
To thr hrtV hnnts, s.annies mud Professional
hen ot t.yuChb"rg.
q II iltE|bNN wishing IL advertise their BUSINESS
"a fRpf ESNluN IA the following papers Tor which
AEsnt oaeh e ttu having tAHaE cuRcut AXIOM In the
Weston ana ~u1lI Western counties of Virginia and East
Tennes see Mi please call "a
VIRGINIA AND rr&Nl. SEE MEMS nrisioL
HNoN Nl.oN s. ENoNNu414E Jronu) Wig
NlNhlr AEuR Juuush.rruEh rcun.
NAltiN aIAE, Lexington. Va.
Vi f.a'iSTTl NbInflon Va.
Bl'btul,p IN rINGi. Liberty Va
SANtN N=a1~ Iii, salem. va,
VNI''1iiS' tmmG. f"sasfie Va
Mp&IGuNEkN uEEAIb.} ,t.5z.t...,. ~,
WESTERN STAR. '''l''H''''fk' '"
w l=urIiii A. M. y 80 Wythoyie Va
FLOYD ttl1HlN Tiayd Court House. Va
UNION III MntEAr. l'utaa. MONROE county, Va
Al1Npt AIE5 lctersul'> ,le rayoN ell county Va.
Persons NuE Ia aiNotfse IN of tho above papcra will
find II o their Whist cali Tho Office tho
lNuehhurg N'rnttn TT vie where eantraeis VIII be
Whle. and alNtll .ateus ttN At#ntn WITHOUT nFi Ns
v VIII 3i4 roeeNv and forward advertising any paper
In tie uifst states \ WApplLI,
afi Its Eaffuan NnEnlan nnloo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13
Gitp a,lO Etdtc aTatrs,

The Goronprs inquest held on the body OF Will
hanson. whose death was noticed in Yesterday pa
ner rendered the verdict The deceased came 10 his
death FROM causes unknown to this jury
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13

INSTRUCTIONS IN NssIC.-PROF. A. Il,
y FELTOW having established n MUSICAL ACADEMY
IN this City. Is prepared to give Lessons Iioa
GUITAR Flute IoIgGl, &e and all the Ynsyu
lie will also give Harmonic lessons in
Thorough Bass.
long theoretical and practical experience Music
hn feels confident of giving satisfaction his pupils
N.B-Musc arranged for Brass and String Bands piano
Forte, &c, the most liberal terms.
Entrance Academy yIcs Corner First Aley nearly
pposi,e the Virginian Office. lapr l.2aw,s
"ArEKMELON SEEDs.-Wc hnve II sup
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13

FAIR NIEW LOUISA toUSTY, Va, March 81, 1887.
NNESSRS. DOVE ~ coli you think proper you
w publish this for the bennt OF suffering mothers During
the month Of May 1856 breast commenced rising; asked
the advice of the Doctor he advised me simple
remedies but found relief then two three other
consulted the advice of friends tried, but
breast They then to the conclusion
that the lancet would be the only remedy 1t had then been
rising three weeks aud suicngs ndesoribabe AL
most In despair Ieoncud,d to make experiment of
valuable Inment therefore bathed and breast with
IT, and sosod cabbage leaf aud applied 1t breast with
the Lnmon to keep it relieved mo of all pain;
and she continued of made perfect without the
of the much dreaded lancet BETTE a. BUTLER.
Gentlemen II bear testimony the above cerslhcafe
wife. | had also n who taken
The rheumatism last spring in of his knees perfect
y m and could bear its being moved without
by three applications of your valuable Linmen he
lieved and out the morning attending his usual
business have heard complaint since. You the
above certificate you think proper.
Respectfully, A F. BUTLER,
A copy. Justice of the Peace.
For sale by J. H. THOMPSON CO,
may Its Apothecaries & Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13

W
~ tuues market for NEGROES ot both between
nrca of 10 aud 30 wears including Mechanics such
aoksnlthH and Carpenter and VIII pay the highest mar
cash His office IL newly erected brick building
At Lynch srert Immediately Of The Farmers
ank where heis prepared (hasng erected buildings with
that Ncw) nogroes IYnohburg for ala 9th
rwipo moderate aud keep them secure rs
they wore placed In the Jail of the Corporation.
may 10 dSrly SETH WooDROOF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13

NDTgCE.-On the dr.t dn, Of the next June
Term Of the County Court OF Franklin application will
be made said Court y the Dug Spur Turnpike Company
appoint five dsnteestcd freeoers who, any three
Of whom, shall constitute board to ascertain Just
the OF land in said county for such lands
proposed bo taken by said Company It's purposes
CHARLES -. REYNOLDS.
27Cwiw frctt, of said Company.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13
PLAIN A>DrANCy HARDWARE,
NOTIFICATIONS nbo". to rcmo,c from. Lyme

4 burg all persons indebted Informed thai my
placed IN tho hands of Austin NJ TRIBE Ior
collection Call In his the Mosas Stglef
ca, Iynchhurg ID. I. &. PETERS
4 ,lIv rlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-13

inr FlaHERtEs--Thc reports from all the Potomac
fisheries show that seiuc hauling has proved TO he
and future this season. In single case has there
1t'a the usual number of shad and herring caught,
"a The contrary, We have reports from some OF the
- latdings the river. and in several cases less
MN htty barrels shnd sailed where there ought
- HHye been thousand So diScouraging has the
t''n been that most of the barge fisheries "cut out
~ saturday week. The expenses in many cases were
rum three to four hundred dollars n day whilst the
'arns averaged less than &I5o per day.-ffefg
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