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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10
From the Richmond (va) whgl

The CRY OF emancpason IRON any section Of the slave
Ssoldiue states hrcsks upon ee Svuihefn ar unaef tne
c,ycurssapces that swrospt us IKE an alarm Buhny
al midnight amer she storm has sabsded, and while toe
damages done are befrs rspdy repared. bm iour
Inf and sccrtns under she Ahroes Of the mon anxious,
.se,ted and painful POLITICAL ooutesA nss nss sver s
=, this nation and the Tupulsr mind bus beginning 70
rtrsIn in soulIbriumshe puSso polse 70 vesums ne
-esuay and hesthul tpne vhcn from Missouri, an old
- rny,e,ps outpcs sf slavery In the west comes the
.nrmur Of movement towards emancipation. WITH
what prospect Of ultimate success usa@ wns, sus poes
ms suicidal scheme opened, We are noA prepared 10
~ us that there aydcnt and active sdvooAses on
sstbes side and that the 9ucssscn 70 De oennvsy ae
-sded sooner or isssr We think there 10 little dosM
me u,sIcon,cuts Of Missouri may move heaven and esrth
IN sber Efforts 70 sweep slavery nom their SOL but sney
All he manruIly met Il every point and nercey fought
wpcn every inch Of ground, By the undauncd ssfends
sf The oppositcn. -,
sss es in virginia ooncurred In the opinion that ner
ss very vns an evil and IN incubus upon the o.
.ss Mais yhfn perhaps, possible, scne mmedlsse
...sns of emancipation would have boon eagerly en-
pfs,vs By some If The ssler spins IN our e0unom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

The Extraordinary, the American paper pub
lished in the city Of Mexico, in its issue of the
9Th ultmo, has the following editorial paragraph;
Within few months Mexico may reasonably
expect TO encounter n difficulty with the United
States The event is unavoidable. Nothing is
more plainly marked in bold handwriting on the
wall than this. 1t is the disposition Of the Uni
ted States. however to treat Mexico with every
considerations She has already sacrificed many
interests to the advantage of Mexico. Amongst
those may be numbered flag d,graced and pri-
waite citizens sacrificed. and all this for WHAT
She has almost had war with England less
affairs. and why has she not quarreled with Mexi
ca! Simply because she sympahised with tho
revolution Of Alvarez and Cononfort. and with
She principles that they espoused. She has pi
tied Mexico under her difficulties. VIII she al
ways do 81 under another Government We
venture to say, no. IT, therefore. the present
Government does not go ahead with lis progress
sive policy it may certainly expect to lose for it.
-"li. ami for Mexico, the sympathy OF the neigh
boring Republic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

The robbery otthc Bank at New Orleans of 81 900,
10y Fred Stringer Its ranncr has been published
The Delta uf the 10Th, snys;
few minutes after o'clock yesterday morning, II
young man named Frederick Stringer who had been
employed rs messenger nj the Bank OF New Orleans
lied with SOL o2o which he had just distracted from
the vim tellrt'a drawer Ii appear that owing
To his position lac had access 10 the Nnnt and yea
tcrday morning NJ carly hour he got the key from
hls t,lhet, who is houk-kccper in the bank, ON the
rrcience Of commencing his work in good time ns he
had been behind-hand for sometime previously. He
gave the same excuse to the old man who remains in
the hnnh. Who wondered to him there early
Some little things being done, aud the cash trays of
the teller being put in their place, he took the oppor
Gn1iy Of taking the bundles of bills on the different
city banks which the receiving teller had arranged
the preslou, night in readiness send around on the
openingat the banks. There Wefe about 5000 of
checks aud other convertible pnpcr, but he lcn il
touched lie then locked the drawer and went out,
taking the key OF itand the ,anlt nway with him
Monday night, himself aud another young man,
named O. ". Rice, bought some things at Mr..
Sptoule's clothing store on St Charles street. and
had with them nir OF pistols, which they lett, but
Strnger afterwards returned and took ono OF the wen
pons. Yesterday morning, after leaving tho bank,
StrhFer Weut 10 Sproulos and inquired II Rice had
come there he waited until twenty five minutes to
& and then sail lac could remain no longer and left
"A message tat Rice who, however, joined him few
minutes afterwards. They then proceeded to the
shipping Office aud procured passage the steamship
tahaWha, advertised to sail ut O'Clock for y, York
via Havana Their passports were procured by Rice,
who obtained Sringcr's under u false name. Their
names, as written in the shipping office, were both
assumed The steamer did not leave until within
few minutes of o'clock.
The police telrgmphcd 10 Southwest Pass after
some dela,-thc wires having been cut dowu--and
Stringer and his companion were arrested The for
mer confessed 10 having sccretcd the money in tile
stste-roon on the Cahnwba and it will be received
when the steamer returns from Havana.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06
RlssE u.

b.. NV W Z. AnireHs. ON The evening of the 10Th
~ AZ a, '9e residence OF Nr. Wn prb6le Mr. tyr,
:, "a. MITCHELL and Ms MARTHA \ Pelnplr. all
tho ny !ne same on the evening of the same day Mt
Mis- rvn'e ot Nj. James West, Mr. WMs wrsr and
'N"'Nt WEST, all of Campbell.
Tho ''g s'''' on the morning Of the 10th Dec nj
NJ. 'rS,uenge OF Mr.. Aley \. Arnold in camnhel
" vi 'fNhs LANCASTER of Bedford and Miss SWIM !
GREASY OF the former place. =
y lle same, on the evening OF the 23d Dec at the
".'i OF Mr. Samuel Adams in Bedford. Mr.
, ""l$. VI; CoNLEY Of Campbell and Miss swan +
ADAMS Of the former place
ny me same on the evening Of the 10Th January
~ 'l' residence Of Mr. Samuel Hughes, Mr.. ARenI
''">'' Anu MISS LtfY !. HrGnrs, all of Bedford
-, ny Inc same on the evening of the end January
AZ inc residence II Mis-. Mary r. Powell in Franklin
ar. DAVID ". Blunt, of Boctout and Njss ~,
JANE POWELL Of the former p.nce
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06
SPECIAL NOTICES


NV. I'm" Aiiter.-MY DEAR SiR-I desire To stat,
IL" stances pi good resulting from the sc f ~, pa M
~ "is' ease ihN shall mention In which performed
NNS '"a OF servant boy who had his right hand So
HN"''' ny Inc failing of boiling oil was in n few
way lley enfedhy the application of mixture Of ream
NV n uef as directed In such cases Then girl vas "a
% an 'Aulalr Cough Lastly shall
me from any confidence had on the con.
700" u WIN great deal otcar-hoW ever must own
that II several es relieved nc of cold in tho mi -
me OF rNetot pain in the knce-anl AN ulcer in tho
;" "U"''h 90 Tie above acase ofehocra brought
to my notice. coaehmau attacked with This disease
e''s kept Tor this complaint given to the man with
"' t't ana AS the last resort when was cold md
AAeeehrs' the Pain Killer administered which threw
W"hA '' tho system aud revived his sinking energy-in
sHI th man was restored Il W CHILL Calcutta India
t"rb'e by Druggists Groeers and Medicine Dealers every
where '' ''''
Ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

would remain under the curse of oisagreeable breath
when by using the balm OF a THOUSAND fLoNfts' as
dntifirc would not MY render bt leave the teeth
white alabas Many persons do not know their hfeaihs
bad and ,ect delicate their friends viii never
mentonit. Pur single drop Balm on your tooth brush
aud your teeth night and morning hity cent bottle
will last yca".
lutul Campe kim easily he acquired by using the
I}am of thousand Flowers II will remove tan, pipes
and from the aEa eayirg Of soft and roseate hue
Wet towel puur three drops, and wash the lace
night and morning -, -.
warm or cold water pour three drops of 'am OF
Thousand rub the beard well and it viii make
beautiful soft atcr facilitating the operation of shaving
Price only Fifty cents sale by all Druggists Beware OF
counerfctts None genuine unless signed by
W j. FETlIDGE & co.
oc, o.d6ns Franklin Square New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06
l.eaisiati,c EisiitO ~. Louis.

The numbers of the Legislature of Missouri
arrived ~ St Louis on Monday, and were escor-
ted from The depot by the military. and the vari
Gus committees appointed for the purpose TO the
Mercantile Library Hall. where the formal rccep-
ton took place. Appropriate speeches were made
and general feeling prevailed.
The members were entertained with grand
dinner at the Varieties Theatre by the Board Of
Trade.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

, eso'io"ny'- etlis-A certain Cure for SicL
'''i' ana disorders nt the stomach Their In such
eases known IN all parts # the Those afflicted with
Liver ana Bowel complaints and indEcson cannot use
good n remedy. ~ ~
S"id ut the manufactures. No 60 Maiden Lane New York
and No. PAL Strand. .onda. ana by all prurc.s a, o,r
t2lc and 81 per box ~ a., - IL,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral sermon Of the late Mrs. Eliza u. Lam
beth, will be preached in the Methodist fro.es'an l
church on Tomorrow Saturday at Il o'clock. by
Rev. DR.. Wn. J. Holcombe. The friends ana &C
qnantan Is of the family are invited u attend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06
- nsnEN AlSy

county, Va, 2Gth April l772: was ,,or,iaa :, NJ,
Martha Newman of Orange 1903; made pfns.ssion
81 reSoh ana Joined the Methodist Episcopal Church
la-' ana died at his residence in Campbell 2oth inn
nary, 1891. - '''' :, IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

INDIANApOIIs, Feb 7. Thr DrmOcrnts Of the
Legislature are still in joint convention, for the
erection Of senator without the concurrence
aud in opp '>iiion to tine protest of the Senate
GrahnmN. Fitch rlectei To fill the vacancy
and Jesse d. Bright for six years from the Ith
of March.
The convention was composed of6J members
the House aud % Senators-lacking Is of be-
ing quorum.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

In the Louisiana Legislature ON the 22d ult..
bill for the purpose OF incorporating Doboars
Commercial Academy was burned by order of
the House, for the reason that bribe had been
offered 10 member of the Senate 10 push the bill
throuph
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

4 PerfuIncd Breath What lady or gentleman would
labor Il a dsagrceabe when
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID il will not only enier it,
make the teeth white Rabaster tooth
ache and preserve decay. Recommended by den
tits and physicians Xwhere.
A Beautiful Complexion lac attained by its 1t re
pnpcs frerklc renders the skin soft AMI beauti
full impaug rich hue. 1t is the greatest cosmetic
ever know n being all Injurious Price ~
cents. For salcby SIROTHER WHITEHEAD
SrABIEK & JONES,
NAYS sits and Druggists everywhere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

Mr. buchanan left Washington Monday morn
i 10 on his return to his residence at Wheatland
We feel at liberty 10 state,us fact IN which the
public may place entire confidence, that he took
lis departure from hence without having finally
determined upon any member ct his cabinet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

T1NNV SVEU'N NNIr at VOIONbIC IlNMU WcNr
j 1NSennuRo As Trustee In deed num George PEREZ.
val the duly recorded In tho Clerks omen
Campbell county shall ON Saturday the 'th day Of Feb
at u O'Clock ct that day, proceed to sell on tho
the highest bidder credit of ~ and In
annha the Tract OF Land Thereby conveyed lying ppos
sum The county of Campbell about four mos frnn
Iynchhug containing ahunt 22i adjoining
tho lands T. D. Christian, 7 q Jenntng NJ Langhorne aud
This land Is truly valuable being mostly la woods and
excellent Tobacco lhnd All persons wishing 10 purchase arc
invited 10 view the Land Twill also soil nj the same time
aud Place upon like credit all the right. tito and Inter
the aa George Ioreval Jr Ia the Dover Estate Of hs
lnothor Margaret pcruval In owing good
eause should take place at the me
pac. above mentioned II will take place IN trout Of the Mar
Lo the city Of Iynohhurg the saturday follow
ing wit the 18th day of February noSt nj ~ o'clock
Tho tile the above property deemed unqucsonnble but
netnp trustee shah convey such only yed by
said deed WIN. n. NANCEI,
Jan II dnodt1feh Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06


a 10 Gn Tor any engh OF time not only lead 10
'" n'oF an loss OF spirits but Often to hacking coughs
eeph'led Gods and sometimes ncurabe consumption
iM weeks since lady informed friend that she had been
snc'~ IRON lh disease Tor two months and after trying
ious prescriptions mad despared Of being cured hacking
chh had SCI her rosy checks had changed their hurs
th' pa'lhess OF the hy-her former houN spirits had de-
% ana she confessed that she felt chilly glaominess
sselp over hei which bowed her to the Her friend
1ne"tiy recommended her 10 use BAkEkS iii TIERS,
win me OF being cured but she at first declined
10 - having lost all faith in medicine From the
young ady continued to become feeble and at length tool
er bed l!er trend hearing OF her situation, procured
bottles OF Baker Bers pS her visit and by pen
suaoh ndneed her to try IL AMER taking the ti dose she
oocN"'d 0at she feit improved an continuing the medicine
few weeks restored perfect health young lady
now one OF the warines advocates for the of Ber
ana $" strong is her faith in Its curative powers that she
omntnds Tor All dbeases Aud she not alone IN her
ions Of It's efficacy family medicnctor has performed
more fehaIkabe cures III Nervous Headaches, Indigestion
th0c Darhna Dyspepsia Sour Stoma H. Loss of Appetite
ana General Debility hHn other medicine offered TO
the public Clerks seanstrosses, school teachers. tor and
a other persons accustomed 10 scdrnry lives vi" find this
tinis most powerful agent In purifying the blood and ass
ing Inc Fer III the performance OF It's functions tc
whose OCCUPATIONS continually expose jhcm weather
ect no other tonic 50 oecna in preventing bad colds aud
threats IT, composition IS purely vegetable and therefore
thcly tree from all injurious substances.
lttc", oucehts per bottle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06
III. Hank ussbbc,, NJ New spricnm..

the gratifying intelligence that the symptoms q
Mr.. Crawford were much more encouraging.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

I'll stated That priva" e tors received in Phil
adephia from Rome, by the >tram Arabia, give
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06
SALES BY AUCTION,
sUTsfssss DAYS


NEGRO WOMAN AND CHILD ms A"cssOn.
n we'll sell Saturday morning It'll INST, at o'clock
Al tho House, Negro Woman and Child Inc Wo
is about twenty two Of age, The Chii ABOUT
four years old The number one In all respects
good Took washer lroner &e &C. aud perfectly sound and
healthy Terms at sail, BRYAN AKERS,
eh AT Aue =.
pSNGGUIONs sale Of Valuable slaves ana
Ia PRortRry-l WILL on Tuesday, the S9th DAY OF
February 1887 tho residence of Capt Robert H. Coena
bedford proceed Ia sell nil The STOCK crops
efd Plantation Utensils, ao. the whoe OF the lousehon
nnl Kitchen Furniture belonging the oatatc OF the late
Airs May Coleman and the day, wednesday the
9TH, the Market HOUSE, the city OF LynchbuR,
will sell all OF the Slaves belonging To said estate some -
combating Of women and children some OF
whom very likely.
The Negroes be sold cnsh the balance OF tho prop
credit months for all sums over T"onty dollars,
the purchaser giving bond with good seoutity -
y. L. MANSON,
feb AdA rtn3fph Ext Mary 7. Coleman
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

COMMISSION H. FORWARDING MERCHANTS, and
mannIe, turers OF SMOKING! AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
The old stand OF ctorke Jones MAir STREET, LyncH
win suar attention to the sale II FLOUR,
WHEAT CORN nAGoA LARD BUTTER, 30 Liberal
advances will be made all cousgnncnts when required
IuIIL .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06
oct 9.d6Ins


rrn prrrFRs-W ASHISGToN, D. c. june l0-Havng IA lde
n of the Oyvgenatcd Bers preparedby Or Geo b. dfreh
ot Windsor VI and knowledge obtained Of their eta
w In other rascs checrfuy recommend them to The Puo
lie believing they will fully sustain the recommendation OF
the proprietor We hope that this valuable remedy may '
so generally difuscd throughout the country u II may 10
accessible 10 all the afflicted
SAMrE; :, ptnPs Senators from Vermont
JAMES + SIMMONS L. s. Senator from Rhode Island.
J r MOREHEAD, L. s. senator and formerly 'o'e'"er
of Kentuc k. <. , s..,,,,. Cav
WM W0WDnRlDGE L s. Senator, and formerly Sow
ernor Of Mehig ,,..uf, Tar
ritory. -, . $500. 4 io,,.o az ,l,,
public ,,,r,c 90 ,, ,.ra,rer
SETH W. FOWLE q co, ltS Washington H'fee'' h"s
ton proprietors Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by J. II. SEAf.
iano A Sq.ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

NEGROES WANTED.@lhe -ubscri her con
~ tues in market NEGROES, Of both between
tho of 10 and 30 years including Mechanics suc,
acksmiths aud Carpenter md will the highest
prices cash His Office newly erected brick building
1t Lynch street. mmcdael, In Of the FarmorA
Bunk where he prepared (hbNlng erected buildings With
ha se~) to board Lyhrhhurg for alc 9th
orNise moderate and keep thcm secure w
they wore placed In the jail Of tho Corporation
inaY ladSey SETH WooDRoDF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06
citp amO State aHItrs.

CONCERT roR THE PooR.-Disirbuton of its pre.
ceeds
after paving necessary expenses $50 were left :
From this 81 25 was paid for previous expenses. 10
Mr. Teltow So handed Rev. Mr.. Kinckle Slo. Row
Mr. Carter $40 Rev. Mr.. Mitchell $40. The rest
has been distributed according to the purpose of the
noneert The above account MAS handed us by Mr.
Ebert.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06
IHpaAs a ma, EDGAR WHITEHEAD.
late Js,rroior a Martins UayrAobhs-
uuIss ~ WHITEHEAD,


For tho sale Of Tobarce Flour and other Country Produce,
IyScunuWe VA having srncd coparnershp For the pur
poao 81 doing general Commission business viii give their
undi vicd attention to all eonsgnnients made to them
Of,e this Store of George Davis and next door to A
H. fucker EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
Jan l.. iss1 THOMAS a. HILL.
Kehr Capt Jno N otey, Cashier Bank OF Va q ID Da.
Wis .Ino a. Davis Co.. salnl NJ Garland Amherst Mayo
Uabei, Nelson; II. q Mneh.l1 Cashier Merchants Bank
lanl . Vets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

THE EXTRACT OF MARKET l1ousE is the name Of n
-emedial agent which has long been in use in this
citv II combines all the more active and dc.estable
nroperties of pecac, aSsaintda, strychnine eroon
oil nitric acid and pure Cuttings is the deadlies,
noispn known to man an antdote TO comfort and
Every other respectable sensation with which the ln
man fame is pcrsecutedi and Is, in word an inhili-
ble remedy for life. and sure specific against exis-
teoee 1t is having great of late in the shops.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

OWING TO A SLIDE, the Southsile train did not
reach this cit " last evening until o'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

Two DAYS of Sprng-ke weather have made Lynch
burg the slippics', sloppest, slases muddest place
in Creation Snow is rapidly disappearing from the
hills and oycrcoats from human backs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

LECTURE r. II. Smith, the Principal of the
Virginia Military Institute is to lecture before the
Library Association of Alexandria, on the 10Th III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

MoRE COLD WEATHER TO CoME.-Prot. NJ r MAUI
rv, the great Obser iatory man, ut Wash gton says
We shall have 80 cold winters before new cycle OF
warmer ones What he says must lie true but 1t Is
not very comforting assurance .--Ndt'0na' hme''-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

Tar SrppEn-The Lynchburg Hose and Fire Com
pany celebrated their ed Anniversary on Wednes-
dav nipht at the Washington House. The supper
did ample credit to Messrs, Sncad aud Clark, was
well attended, and heartily en- Dyed. 1t was one of
the most pleasant convival meetings that has occur
red in Iynchburg for many years unmarried by stu
ole disagreeable incident. We had hoped to receive
an extended account of the toasts to lay before our
readers but failing in that shall have the pleasure,
tomorrow OF publishing short and quite happy
poem read on the occasion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

\ beg leave q rotur say sincere thanks 10 ny
md the public geparally for thu very liberal pat.
ronagc the old Of J. Is b. H. Nowln
and sohrt continuance 10 tie new concern
Ian hdScta BENZ, III NOWL1N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06


~ 10 his old friends aud customers and The public generally
for the liberal patronage bosiowoi him and the differ
cn rna m which he has boon connected for tho last sixteen
IN the building business In tho city iIu takes this
hn Informing them that he VIII continue the budng bus
a heretofore both Brick aud Wood Work.
uupos by clusc application buaness retain their
hdento 1t that the larger portion of hs
the tmo he Inns o The experienced white
Janiho,mo lie Hattcra himself with lila experience aud by
glsms lis personal attention To the business to be able To
cute work that offer IN such siYonH to give aatae
tpn 10 bia parous
liz ship aud once jefferson Street in of Snun
des fbs aud immediately opposite shop DIVA Tenn
Il II where he will keep constantly hand all kinds OF
dresnad rmboB and ready made nnrk zach SaHh Door,
Blinds &c tho q. tiRLE Agt
Jan l4aleody
Tom OFFICE ron HAIE.-a wish Ia sell
- the entire TYPE, nOitDER. CUTS. CASES, sc, Nv
longing The Lynchburg Republican The type nonrly
sunicout Job onico thcrs
ien =ettf sixty different fonts Of type
'4m IiBSRh u fidAbD, Proprie,er.
6srosKs EOW SALE. soathsido II Il Co per
- trnt bonds &5000p
"a ,nortper, nuOoo
Virginia n Tom. ER Go 10000
guaranteed by city Lyuchburg, 1000
Iyncbburg Una Light Co, go shares,
an Virginia State Stock
"dta LANGHORNE HOLCOMBE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

POstpOucment
Tho nac postponed until the 3th day " February
next &. I. WILLS. TRUSTED
i'm dS catawi7fob
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

DrArH OF THE KEv. ". \. Scorr-Ihe Hardy
Jyhg announce the death AT his residence in Hardy
county. ofthc Rev ". y Scott, old and respected
Minister of the Presby terian Church whose many viz
tues have long eudeared him to his fellow citizens OF
the South Branch Valley, and whose decease the edl-
tors Of the Wig justly remark, is serious loss to
the community in which he lived.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

lev nudcrsgued havig taken Lease for term OF years.
tho AMERICAN MOTEL. respectfully solcis share OF
patronage h, friend aud the public lie pledges himself
thai effort ha Hhal he spared to render his guesh
comfortable the pieaantrcputaton Of the house
jan to-lm W. Is BISHOP.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-06

,rNnOMAA BRANCH ~ SONS, General Com
n MISSION AND fORW ARDING MERCHANTS, AND
DEALERS IN GUAHo.Ahb AGRICULTURAL lMPLE
MENIS PLTEtsHuNe Sa-Produce consignments solicited
which the personal attention of the partners Refe
John Otcy, r James Saunders, Saml Miller, Ambrose
ltucker cburg 1homas Wallace Hon John May, Pau
y hlewaic WIN. Il Joynes, petorsburg Warwick Parks
dale. liaxail q Co RIehnluna THOMAS BRANCH,
JAS r. BRANCH,
~ oGdActg JNO. p BRANCH