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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

Abcess pronounced incnrabc by the faculty Rob
Cumberland Maine afflicted tor three years
At~rtAs Ia the and about to have the limb
anpuiatcd bit recommended HoiowayB Ointment and
pills winch Ileely healed it,
Sold at the manufacturers No 80 Maiden Lane, New York
and No. 24 Strand, London bs all Druggists at DC
G2te and s per box. dee 80 div
To the & aiicfcd.-g deem, il "a duty owe 10 So
especially Tho afflicted, tbs testimonial in IA
thai cstinAbc mtdiene-"PtHHY DAVIS PAIS XII
LtR" when passing through Gaena, two weeks
purchased your agency bottle was then suffer
ing severely bruised hand applied in the store, and
astonshc at the almost instantaneous relief Before
left the the inflammation removed and In less than
n the pain ceased In two days my hand well
Finding be really remedy. determined Ia Its
curative Tor the piles, which have been
years. After five dressings plies were the
Things that had entirely free from them. aud
good health ever in my lite Lave recpnmen
dfd the Pain Killer others and with good effect
Several of the Of the upper boats with
them supply and consider OF the most vaua
Bile medicines discovered.
am dear sir respectfully yours, JOSEPH o MARTIN
Far-ale by j H. THOMPSON a co, and by Druggists,
Grocrrs and Medicine Dealers every here.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

II Richmond Republican, OF Dec 2ith 1851 say that Carriers
Spanish MXturr Is no quack medicine
They had their who was afflicted with
Yi1cul Mercuria Rheumatism. who continually complain
misery the back limits and Joints, lis had be-
yeiish aud maery neck swollen, throat and all
of rheumatism combined with Scroula. Two
bottles of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him and in edi
ra notice above they hear testimony to its wonderful EFF
trts and their only is that all suffering with dis
the boDd IF the existence of such
medicine They chcerfuly recommend it.
See their certificate, and notice in full around the bottle
=
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
1 NW NOVICE.-Thc law pnr,nrr.,.n hc1.

of'tr existing under the sly lie and firm & : Oar
land ir il TIL, day dissolved by mutual consent Tho f
counts due this concern will he collected by s. Garland IT.
and the business hsnd will be attned by both nar,c
j. GARLAND
January |, 1877. GARLAND In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

The managers Of the Atlantic Submarine Tel.
egraph Company have he'd, it ia said. a satisfac.
tory interview with the President and other an.
thori'les, and have expressed u confident be- O.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
Tee Avrswsusish Mos \

Another and still more formal contradiction of
the truth Of the narrative. "Railways and Revol.
sers IN Ge6 rgia." has been published. Mr.. L.
Molyneux, British Consul for the State Of Gaor-
gin. has transmitted 10 this country letter frin
II, X Guyler. President of the Central Railway
f Georgia, affirming that the whole account.
fron beginning To end is a sheer fabricaion.-
Mr.. Mplyneux, having been on intimate terms
with Mr. Cuyler for nearly thirty years. knows
him to 10 gentleman of undoobted vrracifv:nnd
moreover from his own knowledge of the excel
lent management If the railway in question: he
asserts that such an occurrence rs that related
in The Times could no more have taken place ON
the Central Railroad Of Georgia than On the Lon
don and Western Railroads. The Times. in
leading article on this strange affair, says;
"fhus. then, unless Mr. Arrow the au
thor Of this strange story. can support his state
ments by some fresh and overpowering evidence,
his case has broken down. Mr. Arrowsmith must
feel that il is due 10 himself. if he hiss any value
for his character ar for the good opinion Of his
conntrymen 20 let us know a. once how it was
that he grossly dnred, if duped he was.
we can scarcely believe that a person "t whose
responsibility we have received such strong n.
surnnce-, deliberately sat down TO invent aud
string together parcel of fal-ehoods which must
Of course be detected in the brief space of time
necessary for the interchange Of mails
"Mr. Arrowsmith's conduct. endenvor to ex-
plain it how we will, must stll remain quite as
unintelligihe TO us as his story has appeared to
our transatlantic frien l.. There remains. Of
course,in his fnvor.the bare possibility--in which
need scarcely say, we do not believe of ma
king out his and setting aside the testimony
Of the president Of the line whieh,as he stated.
the series of duels occurred. Whatever may be
Mr. Arrowsmith's plea, however, whether one
of denial or Of confession and ayoidancr-h he may
rest assured thnt no course he can adopt will he
50 seriously preiudicial to his character that OF
maintaining II shameful silence"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

The Louisville Journal concludes that the
organs of the Democracy making most in
harmonious music. They are all iangling and
out of tune. The Democratic President vetoes
internal improvement projects, and the Demo.
cratic Senate spit upon and despise his veto mes
sages and pass internal mpro1e ment bills with
q perfect rush." the Presidents objections not
wi,hstanding. The Nashville Union, the lead
ing organ of the Tennessee Democracy. denoun.
ces internal improvements by the general gov
eminent. and oays; They are repugnant TO the
Democratic idea, and the Democratic party has
never regarded with favor, but has firmly OPP
posed. those schemes by which, under the pre-
tence Of internal improvement speculative and
expensive projects hive been attempted TO DO
fastened on the national treasury" At the same
time the Democratic National Convention has
endorsed the scheme of building railroad to tho
Pacific and the Democratic President elect de-
clares his belief in the constituonality and pro.
pretty OF appropriations cut Of the public treasu.
~ for that purpose. What admirable consisten-
cy and unity of sentiment there are in the Dem
ocratio household Scarcely any two of its chief
men can be found who hold the same opinions up.
on any question Of public policy. They all agree
to disagree upon every subjeet except the pub.
lie plumber. On this question they are all Of
one mind.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.


THE sssckhSidev. efs6r Gysesb"sg butid'ns
fund Association will their SATURDAY eve
ming January ID att NJ FIJI attendance Is required
i'm amendments Constitution win be offered
Como yvspar,d 10 pay your moHtkiy a"rs . -
ian ,. V RIlDt seery.
Cab House Furniture ut AWctio0.-The at
tenn Il publc respectfully solicited the sale of the
Furniture belonging Ca. House, which will posture
y take place TUESDAY morning the 9TH inst
Jan ttjan 1 X PlIkl.P.. anetr-
Comfort for the Aged.-The Montreal irnB.
script, speaking OF WIsTAHs BtIsAH OF WILD CHERRY
June 10 We believe be generally recognized as
hy medical and state with per
feet truth and sincerity. that ease with which we are
of old gentleman NJ least
eighty years age residing miles from this city, aud
who Is troubled times with asthnatcal compain-the
obtained whenever he makes Of the
Bassn this advanced period Of life which he has ar-
may considered proof Of its Fir
tues. Look out for limitations
Npnc genuine uHlrss si.Hod BUTTS IN the wrapper
SETH ". FuWLE a CO. lf9 Washington Street, Dos
ton. lroprictOrs Sold hy their agents everywhere
Tor sale by j. II. THOMPSON & Co. andJ IL SEAA
dee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

NOTBCE.-xn pursuance of ~ decree Of ,,,c
y Circuit Court of Amherst made
term 1850 in the of Hill IS lil & shall proceed II,
sell at til" Market House. IN the cy of Lynrhbnrg on the ri
day OF January 1s5a all the SLA\ belonging to the esa.
OF William Hill decd consisting oI Men, Women children
Inc sale viii he upon credit Of six months. purchasers
giving ncsolahe notes satisfactorily endorsed the
n TX
dee 16dt3iau ShrriN Ap,l,.rs, On,
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- g.
Memphis aud Ghnrl~ssOu Hnilrond

The Memphis aud Charleston railroad Is now open
to Cosinth, distance ofnineiyh five miles from Nom
phis The eastern section is open westardly TO Bnz-
zard Roost, leavinga gap of staging of only forty
miles. This Is rapidly closing mp, and we may look
for TIE completion OF the road by March or Apiil.
The above information brings TO our reoollec
tion suggestion that occurred to US as soon as
we heard that the Southern Commercial Gonven-
ton had determined to hold its next meeting at
Knoxville. 1t was. that tho Norfolk aud Peters,
burg. Fast Tennessee a Nirginia and Charles
ton & Memphis Railroad companies should de-
termine that they would complete their respeo
tive lines Of railway by the first Of 4ugnst,
1857 and that all the corporations composing
the entr line from the Chesapeake Bay to the
NJ ississippi, should unite in inauguratng that
great national throughfare on the day thnt the
Convention shall assemble. To US it seems pc
culiarly appropriate. that the celebration of an
event so important IN all that relates to the
mercal progress Of the SOUTH should take place
when her people are assembled 60 devise aud set
on foot plans for The promotion Of our industrial
interests; and we hope TINT every city, town and
community. from Memphis to Norfolk will unite
with US in urging upon those who have it in their
power TO thus speedily reoiize tho long deferred
hopes of every patriot in Virginia and Tonnes
see--not to allow any obstacles whatever 10 re-
tard the completion of the Norfolk & Memphis
Railway one day beyond the first day Of august
eighteen hundred and .fny screen In conclusion,
we will only hint 10 President Mallory of Tho
Norfolk 70 ad, and to President Cunningham of
the East Tennessee 4 Va. road, that they have
the say" in this matter Surely then, no dis
appointment should he unprecedented.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

- dersgned executors Of wilkins Watson and in un
snancc Of the last will and testament of said decedun will on
"Wednesday the lfih day nf January ISL sell highest
bidder the Tract u Land which said iln, Watson res,
ded At the date # lis death. Said contains at 370
acres but VIII be sold by actual survey The lauA con
Gus to AuNr1,t Courthouse, and believed one 81
most desirable tracts offered tor sale for long Ii ue IN The
county 1t vii! be sold dsembarrasscd of All
aud fee simple lite conveyed 10 the purchaser. Teams be
raj aud WI! ba made known on day of sale
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

~ N-hvery body knows, Of course, that is
me rNt dy 81 the new 1851 But every
how a we have ns received opened the largest sup
ply OF HHr6r SooRs aud Foris hat has been offered this
.Ae ana because this fact generally known,
prints ~ ' 'e' ~ -
ne invoice alluded above embraces Table anil Tea
oPops OF inc best svor and of variety of price Des
"uo ning Forks, OF various prices and weights; also
ouk IN and Preserve Spoons beautiful patterns,
B'ne WIN handsome stock of Cups Ice Knives Pie
oi which shall sell low they can be furnished and
fanted to be Of the b. silver
We shall be pleased show them 10 apy of mr. friends
v: u. ns TIE favor . cali aud look at them
eSs 9.s SILVERrHORN g. Cliff.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

- ALE OF Factory and Fixtures. Nv ,,r,.. : =
- deed of Tru made by Peter l.. Dudley the
and = Preston decd sha as surviving Trustee on n.
day, the goth day of January e57 premises
sell the Lot of Ground with Factory sitnated thereon to
with the Screws and Presses conveyed IN
This Factory House very large com.odiols s,,,
Church Street convenient To business The Screws e.
almost and in good rider. Persons wishing /, ensa
in the Tobacco business would do well call and sec t
tory and the Fixtures naforr hul In else here
Terms liberal aud made known OF 'tsy of Sale
III. ID. CHRISTIAN
Surviving Trustee
TINS sale made under the approx o tho creditors 40
ed in the deed - ~
.copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

would remain under the usapreeablo breath
when by using the balm OF THogsANp FLOWERS"
dutlicc would not only render but leave the
white aahastl Many persons do not know their breath
bad. and the shect is deirate their friends will
Pour single drop Balm your
wash your teeth night and morning fifty bottle
NIiilasi yra".
e,utl Compl may easily acquired by using the
"BNn of Thousand Flowers 1t will remove tan pnples
aa feccs from the skin leaving of soft aud hue
etatowc pour two three drops and wash the
uielt aud morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush either
cold pour three drops Of Balm Of
Thousand Flowers" rub the heard well, will make
beautiful athcr, much facilitating tho operation of shaving
Price only Fiy Beware OF genuine
unless signed by w /. FETRI DGE 4 20
oet 9dtm' Franklin Square, New York.
or sail bv ! If THOMPSON co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
SALES BY AUCTION
HIS DAY
,AsE OF vALuAnLE SLAVES ar a.,

SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES At o.
- TlON--In pursuance Of n decree Of the Crcn c..
Bedford county. pronounced al the September term ~ "
ha of Wilson sc wilson's fhr ~
will sei Saturday the 3ri day Of January i-54 at
70 the ghesi bidder, - Valuable Slaves helonypv II, ~
Of srh Wilson. deed 1hcS' slaves eonsis, ~ -,
and boys most Il them Young Among them "
house servants a valuable e, ok and scaustress ''e
crfdf Of siX months, the purchase
secured by negotiable nofes. well endorsed - ''
J. L. CAMPBELL.l
y. II. CAMPBELL. ro,,,u
ian .i1f ] ARInN 1 '''F
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

- ~, y h'NF tlI Bows Boots Shncs audi pr,'
a. 'Jrs las received Also large stock U,, ni
t. So a. ."e'' 'y the quantity. L L ARGlSrFAn His'
under telegraph Ofsra
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

E1S~is a. >nIe oi rnsBsture. "a :, q lon giuy
to the Cabe House at Auction Conint ncng on Thurs
morning, the 18th
entire stock II Furniture embracing every article u
sue "f H"eI Keeping the whole Of which has been well kept
- s'
Sofas Divans aud Marble Top Tables
Splendid Mirrors Mahogany.
Cottage and other BedSt"ads
Waldrobes. CAGiuc s. Bureaus
Parior ONCE ard Dining Room Chairs
Carpets, Washstands 1abhs
Feather Beds Hair Cotton and Shurk Mattresses
Bedding, Dining Roon Furniture
Table aud Glass Ware.
once AM. Kitchen Furniture. &c sc
Also an elegant Piano Forte said 10 be superior insru.
''-N
The CABEIL HOSE will be for Rent on the ST January
rare opportunity any ono wishing TO en-
gage IN the business The location of the House rem
"eS one OF the most iesifahle Hotels Iynchburg
lf'NS All sums under 500 cash; all sums over 500 4
mouth credit, for apltoyel paper.
dec IL dNctltdcc G. r. PHELPS Aver
u Pos. n ncnt.
Morning. 9th January, lrss G. II piit,Ip s
dec e-dA r]iawtljan Arrt,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

- OF decree of the Circuit Court county Camp
bell in the Chaneery of Alcxanders Administrator "a
ls WIDOW Heirs &c Elm pending shall Thursday
the s DAY OF January e7 if fair next fair av
at public auction at the Mark5 House, CITY Of Lynch
burg sell the Slaves thereby d eced sol consisting Of
Thornton Blacksmith, Disgcs Rope Maker aud Driver
Ben House Servant Alien. Frederick and Anthony T. r,
hands, and Sally House Servant and her child
TERMs-Four mou credit ard with good secprlv
required. EoBT nAXIS -
Admir- with the WIN annexed Of GeraId Alcxander dn,d
dee ACyta r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

x = = @
s-Eh TRADE. PRINTING in all its various branches,
done style unsurpassed by aay otr Establishment in
Satf nj the NlRGlNIAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MENT.
Jobs printed in Coors that will compare with any
South of Mason and Dixous Line Specimens
nice. Call First Alley between Main
ani church Streets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

EAnh AGAIN FOR Wy EEEESDa.-sanv.
~ ''I s"d my stock Of goods to Nit and
'"t I'''d 10 'onsiinmate thr with him shall
NY position as before, and shall be ready to wait upon
- 9" amy thhgthat they want in my line. shall
. " U.s. my STOCK at precisely until the
- store 'rurr'y occupied by Mr.. Phljip iaNne II ismy
'''' 10 open There the handsomest will
e,.1 m " ms country and in view Of which, shall have it
u" o ~ 10 maze 1t enc Of the attractive well al
% RooS IN my Inc aud do forget thar particularly
oil HE most complete character
>, a. i'T IN th country when you nothing else
" ls KIM some good doutle Socks suita BILE
sicS VI our hands and bring them with vou as we'll
,ilg what money spare aud " iii give you
doe p AZ NM, ,Nor rD,vr
4 Aih AND @asaG i,.os, ,I;,c slyIrncI. ,or the
~ Handkcrch Avf.IfnD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

tue OF adecreal ordero the Circuit Court Of e mnau
county. directed in TIE VS. Iazlevood c
we SHAH on Monday the 4 day of January s next ,ba,
being Court day proceed sell The Negro Girls IN tho nro
cfcdns' toned on credit OF months purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
JNO G. MTRRILI, -,
ED. D. CHEISIIAN.} oomrs'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
NXECIToV,- SALE OF SLAVES 80, 49,:

II be sold the 9Th day of January next In from, =,
Market House in the city of uchburg, credit ~ e
months. y or IL Valuable Slaves. VI SIX
JAS. u. NOWLIN
JNo DAVIS Executors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

y V '1a o OFFIGE FOR SALE. wish 10 ..,I
.'hehg to the Lynchburg Republican Tho tr,a &c, be
ana me quantity sufficient for good job O0icc "y
ICING over sixty different fonts of tyne '''ee, there
urNpv'pb Nv, 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

n Of Buckingham. Known as Higgins Iand f1rnrrloV
residence Of DIT C. Gabel containing 35 lying on Ia,
River u miles from the village OF New Market The lines
bottom and high land of good quality the
abundant and Ia good order The will be llber,i :,
sold privately before the I'd day Of February p.,
which due notice will be sisen will be offered on tho lof
the highest bidder IL vii! admit dylsinr
compact tracts; the lower half excellent Cnan,
Mill, with abundant custom. MAYO CaPr, pfs
i.,,l 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

4 49,. An $50 i,.osc fiIc EXTRACTS Tor TIA
sept Is - y am
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

LYNt0BURG. DCCrnUrr 3Ist, l-lb-
fH'ifE Board Cf Directors have declared .vlend
cent the Capital Stock for the half year ending
tins day paid the Stockholders the 18th January
The Animal Meeting Stockholders will be held
Tuesday. the IL d January EO G.. MITCHELL
Ilu. IA EnSbi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

Z AW PNSTNEHSs1aP.-Gh umdcrsiur.,
IL have tins day sssocisted themselves prac
under the STYLE Of GARLAND. 81 ,uGHTER & 60 ani
VIII surnd all the Courts of Amherst, Appomattoy Rdi
Campbell and Tho cay of Lynchburg C. r. Slaughter ",
practice In the Court VI Appeals At Richmond. va
y. GARLAND
& Il SLATGltTrR
+. SLAUGHTER
SAML GARLAND In
Jan 2dlw&ctw Rep. copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

- decd OF Trust executed the 23d day Of
1855 by James Terry for the benefit of Matthew "a N
for the purposes therein mentioned shall the sb a.
January If fair and II not the day in -
Market House in the city of Lynchburg proc ed 70 III OF
the CHEST bidder Valuable Slaves mentioned In aia 70
1enns-Six months negotiable note satisfactorily ond &
dee 30d&csian JAMES d. NOW LIN s'u'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

n u. Nash's PsanOs.-lhe NOrIt, Garoiina
thris'lah .4drprae Of a recent date. says:
IIhNOS-l is suppos that T. l. Nash Of PcersbafP has
sold uote iau9 than else in the SoutA Il
law gwen general sa>ao ton in &orth Carolina.
l3ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

- Court of Appeals at Richmond all the Courts bi -
the city of IynchhurS and the dolnng Counties II &
prcpsre conysyances attend the taking dcpostious
such business pertains 10 his profession Address 49,
Hlh't A. iNtF copy II Liam
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

n Il Il
- SlAN EN-By virtue of decree OF the County Court of
Amherst county made at the December tcm in caus.
therein pending Morrss sc NORRIS &c the undersigned
commissioners in said decree named, will proceed Pedar
MINIS IN the county OF Amherst Saturday, the 18th day
January 1904 10 sell by of public auction the highest
bidder the Slaves in said decree mentioned consisting four
Men two Women and two children. These slaves with one
eNcepton) are all Young and unusually likely aud valuable
and must be sold for distribution
The terms OF sale will be credit
executing bonds with good personal security
THOS. n EI'BANK.)
j. Dl DIZZY DAVIS, Commrs
JNO. PRYOR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

suance of decree in tn Circuit Court Of Apnanp,'
COUNTY pronounced 25ih day of Scpomharf
choneey suit therein deendps under the style North ".
smith @c me nBesFnea the ssioner therein named
in the city Of Lynchburg, expose u sale by Wv
auction, credit Of taar months Ore purri,or "phc
negotiable, and PAYABLE Of the banks in ttng
LynchJurg, satisfactorily endorsed f'r the pavmnf oi
chase money! Negro Man Slave named Hiram e pun
HENRY UUNSINGToV
Sergeant Of the city of Lynshhurg and as such CONF
dec -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
Future DAYS.
THRUST aaLu or yAuUAnLE ss..yr.

i By virtue Of deed of Trust. executed by Gray., =,
the nth day of February ISL John WIN =
Greed T wills As Trustees and duly recorded in the ll
ONCE Of the County Court of Campbell county the s,b
Der the surviving Trustee will the 9Th day of -
le5' in front Of the Market House in the city of ns
burg proceed to sell by way Of public suction hshe
bidder for Cash the Slaves and " by sail
The Slaves very likely and valuable. ''e'
ian9 % NrGf e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

10y nave united ourselves nndcr the firm Of " y LIZ
musical instruments We shall always keen ON Lsnd
,sitn.u 81 Music and Mnscnl Instruments sur ne D. ~
3'S 'l''uv"nS 6niiars N,ois. Flutes and all n,,nr N,
~ in7trnn''s general found in such establishment, s
Wmeh WI" he sold st the Northern retail prices and Az
10 ne As Eo"d as can he bought csew here ''"'oi
I. "rrcnc viii devote has whole attention IN tho 49,,
nd hrS from his long experience in the business
~ N'et"h 10 Ri VINO may favor with their nstraa
nusle Saloon at langhorne Walkups Book Store nge
me queens Savings Bank and doors above G
House Lynchhure, Va, 'e tue NorVell
W. z GREENI
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Jan . div &ctw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

"a
'lnues m market for NEGROES of both sexes between
~ ages ot 10 aud 10 years intending Mechanics snr
hsnlI'n ana uarPentcr and will pay highest mar
g ICES cash His Office is newly brick hni,a,
aN WH'r' heS prepared thayng erected buildings with
-; 20 o"'id negroes sent In Lynchhurg for or 9th.
W. w as moderate terms, ard keep them as secure a.
ig-dvclv SG,rtI ,,-nnr,a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

W. p. GREENE
r,v,. j. A. LANGHORNF
- - NJ II A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

- ',H TTT7I' - I4inHN0fn0 y " Al nps 1,n0E Nor,
mi connected hmsef with the above Arm in tIr nn , 'e
W. p GREENE.