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BRIDGEWATER PAINT.


$3.50 Hudson River Railroad Office New York, Jan. 49, 1852.
Th-i tocertify that have used the BRIDGEWATER PAINT
on roofs Of cars metal roof Of Depot buildings
work generally and TO extent wood work.
hesitation IN that besides taking the price into conside
ration, IL Is the best article for the have named with which
am acquainted 1t durability and adhesive
ness, and fully meets my expectations.
OLIVER II. LEE,
- Late Superintendent Of II. Il. Railroad.
Mr.. Lee Is now Secretary II. r. Railroad.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

"A f raei5 snss CHERRY q PICTORIAL, FOR THE
O'''S sHSS iHs$S5sSt E GROUP
This remedy hns won oo oS i,sa n IT,
Sery variety Of Pulmonary disease entirely nnne
iSi s spsd Of s vs ne s a i.
very sn Of Il 5a the Of It's ttnt almost
sao hsyeeen restored from alarming desperate Dis
s of M fad Z tot tried M % ssa
wtfs s sp5 s sp s ss S ND
isnt To aseos OF TIE pulmonary organs which Incl
&de "} G c"Gs osa "Sf ons S
s & ana oT Children is tbs pleasantest and safest mel
not 9 d. s ss i'm, constant tTSngoa M ;ec,o
iG pr ss tn" ever has bSe and ta5 the genuine
dfassis. ia 10 G U lIwS a MS ana
.n9' andHW j. WRIGHT co, Wholesale Agents.
DHSGiTSPhKFS r HE91oFhAND's CELEBRATED GER
- MAN hlIIERs prepared by
! Ix,r .o. Dr. g. NJ JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, PA,
bt is onp ass. ~ 5 al
'ae''e' "F"Hs tr0" a disordsred Liver or Stomach.
r, ton, Inward Piles,
T. Me, tleaal ,AGi1ity of he Stomach,
= Fuineas or Weight in he stomach. Sour
s s%inm f!@ ,fs HELL % FL Ha ri
&C., sd 4ltsu!t Breathing FIasrng Heart choes
;Si'S, Ss } S P?;Fs and n 6n
III a sf Rye at f IN Ts s n 1s'#
ohe IT,, i'q + etc, Ytc Sudden Flashes Of
stunt lmagnipss Of Evil
of Spirits, etc
s Pr3pEe" eaing hs s'ep2n Of the PUBLIC ths
s T,es and adaptation to the diseases for which is
FIJI and untried article, stood
ees Of ten years trial before the American people
t Ihe testimony IN It's av9r giyen by the most prominent
SSoH9try is and careful Of the a,aPae pub
q s" Ss bR ] H" most Ss E sa sf b at ay
sgay Is 1f aGSefnE e ssa' ssleG,'y s obanea
a9e!phta Pa.
I TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
German be superior e al PfspsrAG % in g9
5 f nSgn to my @ % It you h for
H!e> Of yonr German itters have found all you
I snd l tsm 10 be- and cnssr;g recommend them to the
g 1 sqpSi.o TO- all other pFeEHF@i9i oT II W.
The BITTERS ALI. THEY ARE REPRESENTED To BE
Dear sfr-I used your German sititTs AMI I'D item
al They represented be- nni Ceerfuy
Rs,l;ettg!y, yonr., VI. F. FAULKNER.
HARRIsoSsuRG. La. May %, 1873
Your German Bit'ers very vaia"Ie MEDICINE lave
a"J OF all received from YOU aud wish "He" supply i'm.
DIX, RAYBoLD QUAIL says:
TRINITY, La, June 30, 1883
me i ~ Pef i t4e h. W. S@,9fNy De ,f oiy
vicinity than IN any other part OF the country.
~ DR. RABE says :.
FRAsKLGS, La, June 81. l852
Your German Rers have become very popular here and
wiz q tesl, snre.y imrnedia,els
Your give satisfaction 10 all who have Used
should bear in mind that these Blters are entirely veve
al thereby essng advantages most Of tae pfepaa
4on' tetou.;leu1cd for similar diseases.
..,.,.,,,., u. WRIGHT CO..
WR@HT q co.'s CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
offer
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Certificate Of Capt. Hitr. Of ship 7T1YH,

Nov Orleans. IlrC7. g lsji
RVe heeu using lie Bi-cwaer Mineral Paint the house
Of my ship for The past two YEAR Ri consider 7 vaus
bic ,iii Tor .- recommend a such l0:f
ioL, jO for rcpremy its u0EDuta pr er'ivr ;ali.
tics. l>IgHeul THOMAS 6. liILEN
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Certificate Of Capt. R. Tucker, Of ship Helen
-nCtiulr

New Orleans, March o. $50
have tested the fl-ewater Paint which IT, L. IG-eft
Il Co., are -cai- in vrou NAY my snip for the pa>;
years ana lave found it in every respect superior any paint
have Its. il my opinion, Invaluable irahlr
and protective Substance, ard recommend
ships il! preference" D;iter.
I>:-G,3,i r. TUCKER,
Master Of ship Helen McG4w,
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Of ;E vessel! Yer some i!me past, C'IeerHIly endorse
ton ti.ti lave used.
l>!rtc! JAMES GALE. Ni4>:e~ Z: slip h. D. Slc,4erd
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B,'itfTesgufeJ'

= Is!-T ? =. 49,
A@e@,, line Stale. Of no,Jj-iat.a.
Mississippi. Alabqrnq and Teas.
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A NEW LIGHT! a NEW Light!
~ A NV LIGHT!
4 E r 0 $ Z Y z OH,
Not EXplosivc.
THREE LITlEs.
Kerosene Burning Gil.

Kerosene Burning and LuIlicating Oil,
a Substitute for Lard, to2i and Sylyc OH
I.lir every Kind Of GA Lamp. Ao, substitute for the
best i.ubrirttng Oils heretofore used for machinery.
Kerosene BinnaCic OIL,
a Substitute for the best Srelm Oil, generally used in Ships
l.lnpsD
any other uninaiil- O,, in use-burnng also
iii nil the ur,i.ar! OIL Lamps.
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WuhFES AROMATIC SCHEIDAM S1HNAPPS
Druggists and Merchants, dealers in any of the
anti contained IN tie above catalogue will
by calling sending their above where will
De !ont the mos extensive assortment of GENUINE PATENT
NtDilNES in the Cited States the Lowest prices
Eiet>r address. j. WRIGHT It co.
GENUINE DEnICtNE WAREHOUSE,
n2itf Nos. Isl and 81 Cnarrcs street,
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Certificate Of Capt. 1hos. S. IincN Of Ship Oxford
New DgeRits. Muj /. lS:2.
Th'rp l"i the BEITD EV AFTER PAINT the work
a!1 the decks and tlrpaulis c: lie ship D%or,
a entire! to si,tac ion lind a MUCH d the rsin-
Of iron and roit q! wood ard canvas is prevented lY the
0, The Mineral ? tint, and recommend to ship and
owGerS valuable and tlyi paint. Tiles. :. MlNUTT
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CeStifcGte Of j. II. ishley, Master Of Schooaey L.
F. Rogers,
New On leans. Tn'y l.. 1872
Thayc Used the BRIDGEWATF.R PAINT the deck, of
the SCHOONER al F. Roge5, and lind thai it is r best Paint
toF decks have ever u'ed. j. H. ASHLEY, Ma-'cg.
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BRIDGEWATER PAINT.

BRLDGE1TAIER MINERAL PAINT,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
Steamboats,, Ships, Railroad Cars,
DEPOTS, AND All OUTDOOR WORK.
Also for all kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
q N. DIORIsON, wholesale Druggist, No

n N. DIORIsON, Wholesale Druggist, No
~ II Magazine street.
Having received md extensive stock of fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFuMERY, SURGICAL
PAINTS OILS GLASS, ETC., ETC., respect
fully informs the merchants planters and physicians that he is
prepared supply them with article in the drug line they
require all Of the pures quality, reasonable prices
they be purchased in the city Among the articles already
hand and coming in store the following:
1000 ounces Sulphae Qnnine French and American.
go pounds Blue Mass, English and American
300 - CHlomel, "
2Oj Mercufal Ointment.
3G1 " Honduras Sarsaparilia.
100 best Turkey Opium.
- ounces Sulphate and Acetate Morphine.
2j &C Otto Rose.
80 pounds Elm Bark crude and powdered.
80 casks Sal. Soda
50 kegs sup. Cnrb Soda.
10 - German Wash Blue
cases Indigo, Caracca, and Manila.
20 bbis Curcuma, light.
casks Pot and Penrash
10 half barrels Sa,eraus.
Is barrels pare Castor Oil.
Peruvian Bark
40 Copperas
70 EPSON Salts.
10 Flour sulphur.
10 Roll d"
2bales Senna L ,st India and Aiexendria.
300 pounds Gum Arabic select, fine AMI sorts.
q jars Chrb Ammonia.
~ carb9!s Az. q
10 Spirits Nitro.
% sulph. Nitric and Muratc Acid.
100 pounds Acetic Acid
300 " Tartnric
100 ounces Tannic -
1880 pounds Arrow Boot American
800 Bermuda
go AssaGeuda, in ems.
2J) Bal,nm Cypavia
20 soldi0ed.
% keg. Pearl Barley.
l00poDnds suaroubA Bark.
200 Wild Cherry :"
10 barrels Refined Canphor.
50 boxes CASTLE Soap
Pm p,un!s Cayenne Pepper.
10 gross Co2Rvn Capsules.
2cl,k8 ChOI ;Ie Lime.
81 pounds Chlyr0forn, P. Gui ".
u barrels Cream Tartar.
Fol. Bncan.
100 pounds Lobeia Seed.
barre, iva Crsi
Gum Mvrh
=. Sugar Lead, WAic.
=. Naeri4u Root.
- TGpioc4.
Csm0Hae Flowers, Rom. and Ge71!an.
Scotch SnuH in b!a iders.
lea dozen l.0rilyarl Maccaboy Snuff
20 Eooms's md Scotch Snuff.
2t4 o.. CARROTS =.
4gJ poga1s WAitc Wax.
30 DOver's Powders
lHo q Assorted Herbs.
i kegs Refined Salt Petre
8 eases British I.usre. superior article.
10 Ioope.', !.ngla--.
) ba'., Hops,
u poGnd,Tpi,Le Potash.
So o.nce. Nitrate Siyry
Manna Flake and sors
p cans Ntsne.:a, catiued, Eng
cases CaL,
ID Refined BortN
Ham, D.. ("niri f.I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20
BY b. liRS, Auct'r.


XTAsttuhE saDt>E AND LOT for Sufc.-
lily virtue OF doerota order OF the Circuit Court OF
IynclhurK pronounced atth. November Term thereof lF
the OF Wills Lea lirnwnly Ac, Ns C. NJ Meredith
and others, tho undersigned appointed Commissioners
therein will Saturday the eIh day oil the present month";
prosc procoed To soil the tinuse aud Lot In the
coeugA mentioned Ila Lot IA Situated nth Street aud
nth AlfN occupied hy Henry Meredith 81 has good
Dwelling House upantt with oihor necessary out housed
Thetu 81 also n good we'll uf upon the Lot
ffINH "A credit Of six anil twelve months viii be given
(cxeopt much cash he necessary dcirny the
of sae the purchaser giving negotiable notes sasae
iorly endorsed and hns Ymcnts are mad.
INo. y SiAHGilER,l rom,ra
4 u. CHRISTIAN. ~ -
ap dtlhap Rep. cor9.
po.ipoucUscnt.
Tho above sale Is postponed until Saturday The Goth Inst
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,TLc ExDIosiou on the scott.

Nrw York. April ia returned fllibuster says
that most Of those killed by the explosion on the
Scott belonged to Lockridges new battalion
The accident was caused by some one throwing a
can of powder into the furnace
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N ssEs:. -.

At Pittsylvana c. H., Va, on the 8th inst, by the
Key ". NJ. Ferguson, Mr.. JouN b. COLEMAN, to Miss
StLL1E E., daughter of Hon. VIM. NJ Tredway.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

CINCINNATI April H. The last rail ollie Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad laid at three otlagk yesief
day, IN the presence ofa number of prominent gen.
tomen from this city, Louisville and ST Louis
Thcle IS now al unbroken six Feet gunge hence to
s. lnuls
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HOUSE. ~sGy ANp ORNAMENTAL.

= \ \ I \ q.
~ SUBSCRIBERS IN returning their nc're thanks 10
49, or 1tcnds and the puht tor the liberal patronage eN-
M @ 10 them for the last twelve months, would respectfully
GU II fiI ha they still rddg and milling to serve all,
town or country, who may rntrust their work to our
g tien that pains shall be spared to give entire
, non both a. 10 work and price. We do all kinds of
pt wood and marble and yield the palm to none for
ana 81 style and finish. We personally attend to all work,
@ net leave job until satisfaction is given. Orders
- country will be thankfully receive and promptly at
,l,I, 5't' We will also When Walls Hang Paper, Paint
in ia aud in fact make ourselves useful in business
r., very Particular shop the old stand c. Hardy,
mo below Man, where can he found at all times
~ h'a at "f Chairs, Safes Cribs, Tables sc.
''''NeiHs &. H. HARDY a. BRO.
,st(kse snrhs Ashton salt on ousi gu memt
wv TOT saleby Jan d I'll IRDY1 SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

I5sroS, Aprll lG-rhe friends of the Rev. Mr..
k'iia h rallied IN great numbers Mt fremont Temple
last ay,dt, and contributed about 200 TO detny his
eNpenses IN his hte trial
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

WAsu'NGroX, April F,-Major lIeiss' new
paper. The States was issued for the first time
TIM evening. He promise, bold and indeper
dent tone, while ndhe,ing TO Democratic policy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

Nt@roRr, April lG.-The steamer Mercy Taylor,
from Philadelphia for Boston, put into this port yea
terday in distress, having been in collision with tho
ship Pmtareh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

Marine Disaster

WASHINGTON April F.-Lt. Robt. Stuart, of
the United States Navy, has resigned.
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A,rara,LEsER n WHITEHEAD,
y druggists aud a thccaric'

BANK SQuAuF. LYNeHBUnd Va.
md and Will continue regular additions
To- ae complete Drugs Dye suns Ols,
Paints ,nsa Fancy Articles &c, sc to hieh they invite
the attention of buyers.
CuuNritY PHYSICIANS they offer tho prompt filling of
with reliable Drugs and Pharmaceutical prepa,a
lions by Themselves purchased from most
liable prices that will leave nduenmcnt to go out
the Sis Any article not ON hand furnished At the shortest
WIN. n. SlholHEk,
= WIilIEH FAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

BALTIMORE, April 1.-THE Jail at Hagers-
town, Md, was burnt last evening. Prisoners
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lNuTH HOTEL.
u Hlnin street, I.ynchb0g, Va.

JouS l.. HAWKINS Proprietor.
This house long known the Union Hotel, has recently
been thoroughly repaired and s for tho reception OF
transient buarders Tho location OF tho most
delightful tho city aud strangers visiting Lynchburg Will
city Hotel every department airy and comfor
House Every attention viii he paid TO Guests, sicula
ted To rcnr comfortable and happy at this establish
nent subscriber respectfully solr share Of public
patronage, JUN HAWKINS
B-scvora families be furnished with Ana, airy
roou,a ON nccomn olatng terms J + Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20
BY i. AkERS. Auct'r

fuNHr sEEE's sALE.-Hy virtue of - deed OF
u Trust executed q by Andrew J bdlakc, bearing
date tn l September sh and of record In the Clerks o
fec vi tho Iusugs Court Lynrhburg viii sell ut public
auction the Market House In the snd city of Lynch
hnrg Tuesday the lh Of April next at II o'clock NJ ,
all the said Andrew y nlakes interest In the estate real
AMI personal his father the late Henry bdhk"-he Snid
estate hpg yet nnds aud the said Andrews being
communicative whole hoiuK subject To the widows dover.
fEls-For the Npenses of aae cash for the balance,
credit at sixty daysnofouhbo notes enthusiastically endorsed
required ol the purchA4ar AUSTIN NJ. TRIPLE.
IN l,y IN Trustee.
EsostpOne"cnt
The above sale postponed until Tuesday the 2lst Inst Mt
| o'clark ~ 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20
vx,ntsT sALE.-n, virtue Of I'VE ,r"-, deed.

TENRtsT sAiE.-B, virtue Of i've trust deed.
executed 10 me by Alfred Taylor lwl, on The 2ath day
This month sell nj public auction the premises tho Lot
upon which Atrod vim shop situated the OF the
lv1chbmg aud Salem Turnpike. near David J. RoeH real
Ounce Also the daf a the Market llousr Negro
Woman. Ihi, The land will be sold credit ct /, and
H. nouhs the slave credit OF o. l2 and II months tor
potahia paper Vii snlarso1 W, q. SPENCE,
Hp 10 d2fwtlaap Trustee.
VrOCIsE,- We tn. und"'si gncd, will offer for
y Fdr public Tuesday the 2st day of April
o.k ia the evening tint valuable Dwelling House aitu
nted Federal mn la tho occupancy of T. G. \ Fer
,lson IL. Terms mnde known on day Of sale
\ 1nMpKINS Cash.
& nADNEN, rrcst.
np G. rfalap JAS. .. WILLIAMS Treas.
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JNo. u IANGuoRNE }. u. HoLCoMBF.
4 ANGWOWNE a HOLCoMHE,

WWNNffh bf0WFrs,
Main and Bridge Streets, Lynehburg Va, will
collect and the lowest OF Exchange They will
highest market price for Land Warrants Northern
Exchange, Coin aud Uncurrent Money.
REFER TO
Cashiers OF the several banks Lynch
burg; Messrs a. H. Maury Co, Mesars raro, Richmond
Mcssrs Johnston Bros Co. Sam Harris Sons. Josiah
Ioe n CO. baltimore; Messrs. Farnham, krkham 4 Co,
Drcxel Go Philadelphia Messrs Nnnbeck, Read Drex
ell J ard Co, Lees Waller, New York
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AUCTION SALES,
'fAsct
ia ia iss: DAYS.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE Il CO,
RICHMOND, VA.

nDORTO RICO SUGAR AND WOu.AssEs
j Al AUGIIDN-On Wednesday, the pod inst, common
cnR II O'clock will sell at wharf and warehouse at
Rocku4 the cargo Of the schr Mary Mrae from 81 Johns
rntto itico with
Ito hhds Sugar
ALsO-rhe cargo the sctr Dashaway, from Mayaguez
Porto Rice with
l1l hhds Sugar,
pnnchonus prime Molasses.
The ube,c sugar the Jasefa, Nada Candalara Consan
cia Manguc Barfio, Y. - x O. and n II marks quail
from prime to choice.
rteNs -l'ndcr &lOe cash over Soo months credit for
approx ed gatinhle paper.
q SHE without regard Ia weather.
hrnnlt DUNLOP. MONCtRE a co, Aucts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

A REMARKABLE VIRGINIA FAMILY 52G YEARS GID.
There is at present living partly in this city and
county, family OF brothers and sisters, named A.,
whose united ages amount to 90 years viz Thomas,
aged Sc years Ann, 49, Alice, 76 Betty, a: Isabella,
~ Mary, 20 and John. os As the above was the
age Of each at the last birth day, about three years
ought to be added TO the total given in consequence
of the time which has since elapsed. None OF thetl
were ever married. and according TO their own Sttie-
ment none of them ever brought trouble to the tamil
!y house or took any from it. 1t is somewhat anus
ing to hear Thomas say: "My young sisters are very
childish and simple in the affairs OF dress. -I"'ert-
burr Dim.
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NNO. ~. 81 SAMUEL TSREE.
- Com ission Merchants,

LrNCHuUR0, VA.
the planters and the public generally for
sale Tobacco Wheat Flo and other produce They
TINT experience of Is to 20 years will unable them
10 give general satifaeon Their Office Is Younger
Smiths. doors from tho tho Banks. which enables them
10 pay the Planters for their Tobacco without delay
JNO. II. & SAML TYREE
Of n
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,,Dp,rr>-IpSIIIr
,.- .7a,.~. ,,,yua,rx. J. xYaz,s
>'i'-~> ~ - - ~ '''''''''
, ,.,,-...,,. J, -,
. - '''''''N' " -
IfNfHhrRdf Va
~ nue.. fh,9 nav i''i 'nun w. UNI" g mo I
y ~ - anu ~, 'N"t t'"a'' '' ''''N u . ~
''''.''. - '.7 M 'I,''"''' l''
AsSSDN AXE btSfNE@N
,--.---rr--g-, i'm the House lately occu.
f'.1-l IN short time. make sucl fin wa
@''' additions to iAeir stock as - -
:" ~ ne IL me 1"5l 'oa,l'lu's III 'hs hee'n 81 mo
''i# ii : me- sE,s,,.3.,< t.,,1ns
,''''
#'i ...,sx.r..~ .,.<rrE,.r.-urrS
49, - Il ,,' - ..I,a,,a, ,,f - - r,
~ .' ; ~, ' Tio,' 9"r, a, ali -, a. ~ o
'ah9 -, - ~ 'i''' 'o
customers n ,e iiH,Isa' rs we, r. me uad9
g a aus. - - i I'm. =, i o. al - i i
.tl. ~ 10 sell ~ low as any Other II 1so "e''
:. ~ 90 NSi H. =
JNO 7 WlALISG,
l.. +. Wills.
la4I'e h. hem in lbs city, MAKE then erstafal nc,
" ' 'g r , b, ' '' 70 Know that tbey viii he
s'1t.g'atn OF ine sIa,.sl ml'g,.'y' 81 hn. i
t'G'H Ha' h'i9"l'ih my may .''" li,l am cor
- .l ni,,s,nt 70 tny, trarsartI,rs on, a, tsr
nc - on " mailing has been our priarpd
sal -...Hl. 3ul is entirely familiar with the trade.
N.s he taHl At our old stand prepared Ia close
b1, request all who owe ns and al WHO have claims
TO come forward and settle.
tH=tHSc's# !. ID. GREGORY Z 60.
.r,xv a, -, az. So, . r -. +, ~ d, 80.
ga ts'1SF r'", n y, W. ''''" %
-. = = ,,,. ri,,b, Iand . ~ Il. ,J -
n thr o,vn,, can have Ir c'lIIg Gr ' u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

VIII continue to practice In tho Counties of Amherst Bedfor
Campbell aud tho CITY Of Iynchbnrg,
Once In Morris building nearly opposite the office ofth
''NlrgInlhn inoY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

\ WARBlNG n PRODUCE MERCHANT PARsERa
Va P,ompt attention paid to receiving and forward
ing Manufactured Tobacco,
REFERS TO
jesse liar, Co, VIM NJ Baekford, pr r r Backford,
Iynehbug Waiter berry, Msxrul & Grafton, BALTIMORE
Beverly Smith Cashier N Western Bank Va Parkersburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

WILLS, HAWKINS - CO, Gene,
W. HWyCE, Attorney "s LAW, Kichmend

% practice tho Courts of Richmond City, In the
of Goochland and Louisa and IN The supreme Court
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

"IN THE MDsr OF LIFE We ARE N DE3TH'-f
Williamsburg Gazette is informed that young lady,
named CoIuelu. Radcliffe, of Jdmes city county, died
suddenly in church Sunday. She had walked a
considerable distance, and being quite flrshy, was 50
overcome with fatigue when she reached the church,
that just the minister about to announce his
text her spirit fed to another world.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-04
Our Country,


The gr'atest cataract in the world is the
Falls of Niagara, where the waters accumu.
late from the great upper lakes, forming a
river three quarters of mile in width, are
suddenly contracted and plunging over the
rocksin two columns, to the depth of one
htadred and sixty feet. 1870 le 'ai'ae1 @ara
The greatest cave in the world is the
Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, where one
can make q voyage on the waters Of the
subterraneaur river and catth fish without
eyes. >-zV~
The greatest river in the world is the
Mississippi. four thousand one hundred miles
in length. Its pame is derived from az In
dian word meaning "the, father. Of waters
| The largest, valley in the world isi the
valley Of the Mississippi, It contains five
hundred thousand square miles, and is one
of the most prolific regions on the globe,
The largest lake inlthc world is Lake Su-
periors foIf hihdred and thirty miles long,
The greatest natural bridge in the world
Is that over, Cedar creek, ip Virginia. l,
extends, across a. chasm Of eighty feet in
width and two hundred aud fifty feet deep,
ut the bottom of witch creek flows.
The greatest ,mass ofsgsolid iron in the
world is the iron mountain Of Missouri. II
is three hundred feet high, and two miles in
circuit. ara. ,s,s,, ee,al qaissa
The longest railroad in the world y the
Central Railroad of illinois, which is seven
hundred and thirty one miles long---cost, ff.
teen millions ofdolIars., :
The greatest nismBer Of miles ofrailroad.
4 in proportion to the, SURFACE. Of, any country
in the ,world,is in Massachusetts, ~hichbas
over one mile to every ten square miles oi
lie area. r a7a''. NJ .... .s,,,.e ..,,' ", I.
| The greatest number Of clocks mapufae-
tured 10 ahe world, is turned out blythe small
kState Of Connecticut. JsisrVs 1s'eH a. seF
The largest number Of whale ships insths
world are sent out 6y Nantucket and New
Reafor6. gg2T ,slBsNals ~ s1A'a'sa NJ =
| 4hegredtestag grain port in the world /
kCK;caSo. -sn s1ss I! inG q s4'is2 aa'eS a9 Z
The largest squeduct id the world is the
crotono osqaedSct ii New York. il l. forty
and a haif miles lopg, and cost twelve and
a half millionof dollars. aieal e7s Fa.l oss' II
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