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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05

REPRESENTATION PRIZE
5.4O9 Prizes amounting to................. S32OOO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters s219.



The Numbers from to 5000, corresponding with nose
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips OF aper
are eucireled with small tin tubes and placed in one
Wheel.
The ars s6s Prizes similarly printed and encced are
placed in another wheel
The wheels then Tevolyed and number Is craWn
from the wheel Of Nun ber and a. the same time FEe Is
drawn from the other Wheel. The Number and PIKE
drawn opened and exhibited 10 e audience and
registered bv the Commits iOner the Prize being placed
F2iust the Number drav This operation is repeated
until all the Prizes drawn out.
Approximate ON PriZes:-The two preceeirg
the succeeding Numbers those drawing the st
Prizes will EMIT ed the 50 Approximation Prizes,
example II Tick et No. II $50 draws the 100000 Prize
those Tickets numbered 1124s 1899 1921, 1882, will
be entitled $500. II Ticket No $50 draws the SaO
zoo Prize those Tickets numbered 54s $40 55l, 55- "l
each be entitled to $780, and 30 on according TO the above
scheme.
The 5000 Prizes OF $50 will be determined by
the last figure q the Number that draws he sOvOlO
For example, II the Number drawing the SEQ OCO Prize ends
With No l. then all the Tickets, where the number ends in
l. will be entitled $40. II the Number ends with No. 2,
then al the tickets whe the Nun Der ends in will be
titled TO S2O and 30 0.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fo-
lowing rates, which is the risk
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half =" .. 40
a.
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In ordering Tickets or CcrIincatcs,


Enclose money address for the Tickets ordered,
receipt which they will be forwarded by FIRST mail.
Purchasers have cke ending any figure they may
designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
purchasers in mediatey amer The drawing.
81 Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post ONCE, County and State
az Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
in full without deduction.
E- All prizes of 81 900, and under paid Immediately
after the drawng-other prizes at the usual time Of thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential.
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~ Persons residing Montgomery Ala, or Allan
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dressing s. Swan Co., al either OF those cities.
Ef5- A list OF the numbers that drawn IRON the
Wheel with he amount Of the prize that each end
lied viii be published after every drawing in the follow
ing paners :-AUgStI (GeO) COHStUti0HdtiS NeJC or
leans DeltI Mobile Register Charleston Standard Nash
nile Gdze Atlanta lteAigsHcer, Net0 York Weekly Day
Book SdU1HHdh Morning AetrS, AtchHIOHd Dispatch
Nel0 York DisPatch, and PauLdiRg (Aiss.) CLdriOR.
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F. HAG AN,
No. 80 Market s. No. 6 Union ST.,
Nashville, tennessee.
General Book Seller and Stationer,

N IVV BOOKS,
JUST RECEIVED.
Physicians Visiting List for 1853.
Branston's Hand BOOK Of Practical Receipts.
NendenLaI's Students Wade Mecum.
Smiths Domestic Medicine.
BeasIey's Dr. ggists' Receipt Book.
Headland on the Action of Medicine.
LudIow's Manual Of Medical Examination.
Wilson'S Directors Manual.
Peaslee's Human Histology.
Meigs on Diseases Of q erus.
VETS on he Diseases of Woman.
Quits" By the author of The Initials"
The GAMBLE Life. By"J H. Green"
The Reason Why By the Author of Inquire Within
Live and Learn.
The Artists Brde o. the PawnbroEer Heir By Bennett
Mabel Vaughan. By the Author of "The Lampightel"
Marrying too late. By Geo. Wood.
Inquire Within.
Life and Beauties ofFanny Fern
Little Dorrit. By Dickens.
George or the Planters FraEce By Dumas.
The Virgin Wife. By ". Reuben.
Canouburg House, or Queens Prophecy. By Reynolds
The Gypsy Chief. BY Re nolds.
Wallace, The Hero of Scotland By Reynolds.
Robert Bruce, King Of Scotland By Reynolds.
Brian O'Lynn. By Maxwell
Morco: or the Female smuggler. By Cobb.
The RivaI Brothers. By Chevier.
Wreck Of the Golden Mary. BY Dickens.
The Life and Adventures Of an Arkansas Doctor
Just received and for sale by F. HAGAE,
nov 8p--u Market street.
HIANIS BOOKS, large and general stock, just re-
ceiyec by F. HAGAN.
BlLG. PAPER, new and beautiful article. just
received by ?. HAGAN.
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4 FIRST assortment Of scars stoeAs Tles and
"a CTavats, every st ls and color, wiA endless
rety o. handsome gooz received and for apon
sonAbic tuFnla -
,. IA. MouILL,
Ladies and Geutlsnsns FURNISHING Store,
kov.xl corner VI sgg4re AMI college street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05
Atlanta Tarkcr

ATLANTA, Dec s.
CoTToN l1@11%c q bushel. Wheat 6J6175c q bushel
Flour 81 1903 IS q cwt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
Convention Of North americans.

NYNAClsE, Dec. 3O I6oO.
The meeting of "North Americans called for to-
day nt Gorinthian Hall, held ut the st. Charles
Hotel The attendance was small Ambrose Ste
NeaS presided and announced that it was strictly II
business convention, to decide upon plan of action
for the future. The expression of the meeting was
almost unanimous in favor of II reunion with the
regular American party, the grounds that the lead
ers OF the Republican party of this State are hostile
TO American reform, while the American party OK
pressed its determination to occupy the position laid
down in the Binghampton platform. The afternoon
session spent in discussion to the practical
method of forming reunion and eventually COM
mlttee WAS appointed with authority to confer with
any similar committee that might be appointed by
the Americans, and To call future convention OF the
North Americans, if deemed expedient
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
From the Richmond Dispatch
a Hole Through the Blue Ridge.

We are glad to announce that the Blue Ridge
Tunnel is carried finally through the mountain
On Monday morning the augers met and the per
foration was achieved. They not more
than half an inch apart. The Irish laborers were
delighted on the occasion, and struck work,
swearing they would do no more until next year
i. g. 1857. The veteran editor OF the Charlottes-
Vile Jefprsonian-ou friend Alexander-had
been watching the work intenty for many hours,
and when he discerned the faint ray of light let
in to the side where he stood, from the opposite,
his Joy could not he restrained, and vented itself
in some very astonishing capcrs for man of biz
years. We look with ragerness for his spirited
account of the grand achievement. The work
will be carried on now with energy, and in very
few months the trains will exchange their lnhn
,ious climb ng over the mountain track for the
easy grades through the Tunnel.
The Stanton Spectator of yesterday, has tn"
following account of the event:
On Monday morning last, at an earl y hour. the
work,nen in the western end of the Blue Rdg"
Tunnel perforated hole about two inches IN
circumference through tn" mountain, nnd,in th"
language of Gen. Gordon, "davlght now shines
through the Blue Ridge" This event caused
great iov on the part of the workmen. and every
one Of them Immediately laid down their tools t."
spend the rest of the day in froljc.
So accurately had been all the calculations
made by Col Crnzet, that the auger foes from
both ends If the Tunnel were only half IN inch
distant from each other, when they met, ana th"
difference in the length of the Tunnel as eompn
ted nv measurement on the outside, over the top
of the mountain, and as accurately measured IN
side, after the perforaiion, was less than six
inches.
The draft nj the pcrforaonis strong enough
to extiueui>h light on the eastern side.
Col. Crozet. Mr.. Kelly. Mr.. Alexander ct IN"
Charlottesville Jeffrrsonian. (to whom we ar" m
deb,ed for these facts, and several other grnt'-
men, were in the ea-tera Tunnel soon inter Inc
hole had been cut through, when several toast
pertinent to the occasion, were drank in whisky
and cold water
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
Interesting Dec is.Ou TO the Commercial
Wv"

An interesting decision was made in the tiu-
preme Court of Louisiana, few days ago il
which VIM. d. Miller, tobacco manuiacturer of
Lynchburg Virginia, was the appellee, aud two
New Orleans commission merchants APPELLANTS.
The former. on several occasions. had shipped
tobacco to the latter to sell on commss ion. A
consignment some time since, DESTROYED by
fire in the store Of the appellants. aud the suit
arose in regard to the insurance The New Or
leans Delta says:
1t was decided that the factor who charges his
principals rate reinsurance different from that
which he himself pays the underwriters therein
becomes the insurer of his principal. We be
lieve the custom is almost universal among our
merchants to charge their consiguors one fourth
of one per cent month for insurance. Every
merchant thus becomes an underwriters and ma
ny of them will he startled to learn their new oh
legations Hereafter planters and others ship
ping their produce to our merchants cnn have no
assurance that their property is protected, or
that, in of loss,responsible offices will make
il good. They must rely more than ever on the
integrity and solvency of their merchants,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
Di.uuiom Conv. niiom in Mms.nchusctu..

\ number OF the citizens of Worcester, Mass, who
profess to believe 1.-THE result of the recent Presiden
uh election TO involve four years more of pro-slavc-
ry government and rapid increase in the hostility
between the two sections of the Union and further
believing the existing Union To be failure, have
published a call tot convention to meet at Worccs-
Ter on the 18th Of January to consder the practical
bility probability and eNpelency of separation be-
tween the free mud slave States, and to take such 9TH
or measures rs the condition of the times may re-
qureh Should this convention of madmen resolve
ia 70 out Of the Union the fact will be promptly an
uounCed to the world
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

Rev. lsoac Lord. Of Ipswich. England. has
been preaching To Immense crowds Sunday
afternoons. in the theatre in that place. He
does not seem 10 fenr contamination from the
bricks and mortar. When fhaberg gave his
concert to the school children, in this city u
week two ago. one section refused tn go be-
caase the directors thought it very immoral
h visit the theatre. -Phila Ledger.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
a,.,,,,,, D,m,y,,, q. Hem Kons

The third mate Of the American ship Eagle
Wing was arrested at Hong Kong ON the charge
of producing the death of a Chinaman. The "A.
merioan went 10 the store of the Chinaman ana
purchaseda shirt, saying that he would call the
next day, and pay for it, The Chinapan FOL
lowed him aud demanded immediate payment
whereupon n fracas ensued and the American
struck the Chinaman several blows in the face.
and he tell dead The coroner's jury summoned
to hold an inquest upon the body of the China
man found verdict of wilful murder.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

Late on Friday evening last, the people of
East Wheeling, in the vicinity of the Hcmp6eld
Railroad Depot, were startled by the alarm of
five, which seemed to he issuing from small two
story tenement, situated upon an alley opposite
Smiths Brewery. A rush WIS made by some
men who happened to be within hearing to the
house. when it was found to be strongly bolted
upon the inside. The men hearing mufiled brea-
things within. and seeing the flames raging fear
fully, bnrsted the door open, when they heheld
the most horrible, sense appalling sight that
mortal gnz d upon. Stretched full length upon
the tioor. in front of the firepace,lay man nam
ed Richard Moore, literally charred and burned
int" crisp and not spark of life remaining
In another part of the room was his wife, bleed
ing and bruised upon pallet Of straw in such
IA hcastlv state If intoxicatinn that she was ut
terv unconscious of nythng that bad tran spired.
The fire was exiinguished a. soon "a possible by
means of buckets If water, and the woman, who
then only slightly burned, saved from the
awful fate which had oyertakrn her husband.
1t appears that Moore being drunk had laid
down in front of the giate and his cln;hes taking
upon which, and the man himself, the element
shockingly and de,tructivey doing exeou-
ton. when the men before alluded to entered tho
house The woman has a deep cut above the
right eve, u Supposed fracture of the skull. and
many other frghtfnl wounds which were inflicted
Gt onjectured) by the huSband,n hjs drunk en-
rage.hcfore he was sent in a fearful uncon scious-
ness, with all his ripened sins upon his head, to
meet his Judge. The woman is not expected t.
survive. - Wheeiing (Ua.) Times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
| ..ATEST NEWS.



asSaSf q @e diplomatic md Consular APprepr'd-
non 65H IN ne House Promotion Of Gen. Persiter
T. Ssh t0afrmrt-Rs-.1ec Of Senator Mallory,
&c.
WAsnINGroN. Dec. 30, 1856.
The two Houses Of Congress met this morning
The members generally in good condition. / he
senate received several executive communica-
lions, but none of importauoe-one giving de-
tailed Information touching the wooden dock at
Pensacola. Several petitions were presented and
referred. A resolution adopted calling for
ali the items in Gen. SCOTS claim I, extra pay,
together with the correspondence in relation
the sto. The resolution previously passed only
called for the pay actually allowed under the
present law. The Senate confirmed the nomina.
ton Of prrsfer +. Smith as Brgadier General,
the office created by Congress for the benefit of
Gen. Shields.
In the House hundred and fifty seven
members answered to their names this morning
Several communications were received from the
Executive departments. The Postmaster Gen.
erai nsked an appropriation of five hundred aud
thirty five thousand dollar, for the foreign mail
Most of this service is paid for through the Navy
Department. fhe House took up the Consular
and Diplomatic Appropriation bill, which led t.,
much debate. The item of twenty five thousand
dollars tor consular pupils was stricken out
The bull of last session left it discretionary with
the President To appoint twenty five consular
pupils, Ia uct as clerks and be trained in con
,ular duties. The idea of school killed the pro
vision. The bill was passed, and the House ad-
journed.
Mr.. Field visited the President and Secretary
to-day. aud exhibited 10 them piece of the sub
marine Geographic cable which he brought with
him from New York. They were highly pleased,
and manifested good deal of interest in the en-
terprse. A number Of Senators and members
ais" chilled to see it at Wizards, where it is
exhibition.
Senator Mallory received despatch to day
from Florida, stating that he had been elected
United States Senator for six years from the 4ih
of March.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
lylkKssIE ID,

Ia Washington, on Tuesday, sd inst by the Rev
G. W. Samson Mr.. ROBT G. FOX, of Virginia, to
Miss FANNIE, daughter of Hon. Amos Kendall
On Thursday January LIST, at the residence of
James Matthias by the Rev. }. c. Cranberry Mr..
PowHArAy HAYNES and Miss JAHNETr W. LucApo,
daughter of the late Edwin T. Lucado-al ofLynch-
burg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

The sloop-o of war Nineenness, mt the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, is ordered to be prepared for Il cruise
to the East Indies.
Prrsifcr y. Smith, il is snid. has been appon-
ted to Brigadier Generalshp created about two
years ago and since remaining vacant.
The Bostonans have music on the ice, to
which both ladies' and gentlemen skate by moon
light.
George d. Prentice the editor of the Louis
ville journal, is lying dangerously i'll at ST.
Louis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

The funeral sermon OF the late Miss Mary J. Dibre
will be preached by the Rev. J. g. Cranberry, at the
4th st. Methodist Episcopal Church, on next Sab
oath, the 4th inst, ST l. o'clock y. NJ.
January Q lS51-2t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

ST. Louls, Dee. 3l.-E. e. Davis late Snperlnten-
dent of Public Schools, has been arrested here,
charged with forging toa large amount the names OF
various persons on banking houses atSt. Joscphs Mo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

A COLLISION between two passenger trains on
the Wilmington a. c. and Manchester Kan
ro.dt OK place Tuesdny.mornns about u o'clock
The down train was run into by the up tram
before it could get on the turn out. J. Ito Down
train backing out If the way. lbr engines bag
cage and II oil rnr- . 70 smashed. The engineers
saved ta..,r i,r, BY irul,nc from their posts A
n"gr,, ;irrn.n WAS killed l}o'h trains we're run
nin- Ia -ay. timr Los. pretty ii avy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

The Governor of Utah. the members of the
Territorial Legislature and the officers thereof.
number in all forty, and they have among them
four hundred aud twenty wives, making mn ave
rage of over ten eRch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

S1Ns2EI's SEWING. WACHaNES.--S.rea rent
- nw the proof great merit
Judged by this there labor saving The
public comparable to Singers sewing Machine After
hmg the highest reputation in the United States they
exhibited at the late Exposition Gnycrsele" In France where
ilS carried on tho highest premium and
- 10 make them has been built Ia Paris
In every branch IF industry which he Done
these machines be used with profit. As speed
81 tho Railway train il travelling foot srwing
singers Machines compared with hand sewing No sinr
Faocmak"r dressmhker carriage trimmer sadde
should be without The fair profit OF OF
these machines regularly employed Ia One Thousand Dollars
In all private families where there much sewing
he done these machines valnabe assistance
and hot. keepers find them particularly
table These machines simple In their
aud durable being the only kind ing Ma
could be perfectly Thousands ort.
less Sewing Machines have been va inus
names but Singers Machines found every
where 10 satisfy the wants Of the public
Plan printed instructions for using sout with
china from " hi III readily acquire the
aging them The machines packed securely
part of the world 70 all desiring particular
formation Will application by letter either
hees forward copy of NJ Singer Cos Gazette lspor
wholly devoted to the Sowing Machine interest.
l. NJ SINGER & co,
Principal Office No. ;23 Broadway. New York
BRANCH OFfICEsNo ~ Hanover St, boston; No. ~ Chap
81 ST., New Haven, Ct Gloytrvile N y; No "a Broad ST
Newark, N j. No. l42 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia M. ln5
baltimore St. Baltimore No 80 Westminster St Providence
r. l. No East 4th St. Cincnnau No 65 North 4th ST. St
Louis No 81 St Charles st. New Orleans No. 20 Dauphn
ST., Mobile. Gdec 2Id,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
lSARRAGEEN PASTE

(SARRAGEEN PASTE-For Coughs, Colds, irrta'
~ lion in throat This efficient and palatabe
remedy. in pocket and is just the remedy
Tor those slight and annoying colds prevalent during IN
In NJ AefS'ns Made aud sold only by
dec 81. j II THOMPSON CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

HUSTON, Dec w, Ts3o.
Hon. Francis G. Gray, distinguished citizen OF
Boston, died at his residence in Park street last
ming.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

INumA ANn ruE UNITED srATEs.-AR

~ RIVAL OF THE BIACk WARRlOR-tDNtNA AP-
POINTED CAPTAIN GENfRAI.-LARGE SHIPMENT
OF CIGARS Sc AcBy the lae arrN nj of the Naok ar
or at New York nserabe excitement created by tho
that General Conea appointed Captain Gems.
raj of Cuba and the opinion of all American rehon of the
Island that there Tor between The two
countries, long a. the shipment of Cigars. Snu
inucd 10 large Rs the late arrival II MEAD HARRIS
CO. Of ynehhurg, Va eSCnavo dealers in ciFaa. Snufs,
choice Jclcs received large stock Of tho
celebrated Cigars manufactured purchased by their agent
siding in Havana Among their select brands the follow
Ing will give flint idea at their Superior assortment Ia Sire
La Flor neslerado, La Sumlrov,n Ia Adcla, III Mayo
raj aud Mraaors Opposite the Warwick House ynehbufg,
Va II NJ HARRIS & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

ST Louis, Dec, 3l--Ihe Legislature Of this State
has assembled atJeilcrsou. W. y. McCracken, Dem
ucrat, WAS chosen Secretary of the Senate, and Rob-
ert Harrison, Democratic Wing, Speaker Of the House.
lne Benlonites and Amercans used
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

The jury in the Huntington forgery case, IN
New York have rendered n verdict of guilty.
The Court sentenced him to the States prison
for four years und ten months.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
ritp au0 &tdtc dffdlls.

H,enuy IMPORTANT -CaNrRnLL e. H.. Dec 30, 1856
v,s,rs. Editors BY late change in the mail ia
euties of Rustburg we have daily line Of siagss-
GOOD Lord just think ofit from this place 10 Con-
cord Depot the sou,h-Siie Railroad.
Please send me the Daily Yirginian and have all
our papers mailed for Concord Depot
would ask you TO give notice to all mankind and
the rest of the world but knowing the jeaousy you
ynchbnrgers have for I'VE RusrBg RGFasn fropr
do IT, Send the Daily
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

n MpORTAVIeN.-L NdHkt ka SPORT
u WARF-iiDl SE-whero Mil be found the largest
Steel fine Double and Single Guns
Rifles Deans English self Cooking Five shooter Coli - Al
lens and Thurbcrs Reviewers aud Single Pistols Powder
Ensks shot paucheS Game Bags Cleaning Rods
Minnie Wrrnehes; E-y = Cocks and q ID Percussion Ctps
Gun Wats Wre Cartridges all sizes. Curtis llaNeys
Diamond Powder American Powder all kinds; Compress
ii I'm lets; Buck Small Shot, Liquor Iasl-, Rogers
Packet Cutlery Bewo Knives Ra4ors 6nc assortment OF
Port Monies Gold silver. ivory and Crooked Sword and
plain Canes thing limo to suit gnu makers
We have n lot OF premium Rifles on hand Repairing done
With despatch, aud warranted, by
NNM. y. n & FISHER, opposite tn,
scnlnts korvel House, Lyuclhurg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

LIME TOOTH BRUsHES.- 80 doxcu sMPe.
ror English, French and amer.ean Tooth Brushes just
received and for sale bv JOHN II sEAY,
dec l5ts bfufRrt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

MARRIAGE OF AN NJ Con- Wednesday last, at
Boydsville near Martinshurg, Va, Hon. John T.
Campbell member of Congress from Kentncy, was
married to Miss Mary, daughter of Hon Charles j.
Faulkuer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
rry. CARRIAGES. Carriasrs:: =

nzrxR CARRIAGES! Carria2rs:: nNA1
~ ~ The subscriber respectfully informs his -4st-
riends and the public, that he has hand
and is making daily all the different styles OF Carriages
pockavnys an Bugges, which finished I'D neat
strong to sut All who good work com
bned with neatness of Lynchburs make without
poiue 10 Yankee after It, Ali descriptions carriages
and made order and all kinds of repairing
with neatncss snd dispatch JSJ. II, BAILEY.
The subscriber and makes order all kinds pt in.
axle Wagons the largest six horse agon d.wn lie
wagon in use also railroad carts wheel
tsrroWs &c
He has also hand raj Surfing Garry and two
lorsr, moving or ped'lng purposes.
JOHN n. uSIfIY
all adlIn1c's L,s,LLufx