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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20
LATEST NEWS.
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vs. '""e "'o ''e 'a'se oi Tue hs'iucu' IL Is H.
s''eN '''' 40 o.'ihe "',a'nes 10 INC sNHen"i"h or
ehg''er' Inc ron axe o Tue 10 'ohotNe seems 10
nave broken ne engine pfoodoiy was party on
Tue ri,'s u"tl' h' WY over tue efldge Wheh II lei
Hoh Tue tNils 10 Tue timuef if"ihlhS II Instance OIL
u! Ia 'hehes, Tue sooeh mus caused seems To nave
sh'ppeu tne ""o9 STRUCTURE II Is s"io 'hat the
enquirer Grave ieiIoW } whisuei 'on brakes, and,
"hle en'e"Nor'hs TO avert eatfastfePhe went down
WIN Tue enSihe.
haouotei,y Tue axle oil ne engine must have been
broken as me eit wheel LETT the rail, and marked
the sleeperS' &c on Tue track fer some ten yards be-
fore reaching the switch We have been told 10y one
OF the gentlemen VINO Jumped oil that Tie engineer
hsHau OF attempting 10 escape ut the first warming,
si"'u u'u ''e mo hen' hneh the engine was preci-
PHtei 'n'o 'ae aoAss and WAS reversing the engine
endea'orihg, II possible To prevent the fatal result
II 'i'S "e u"e VIC see no reason to doubt it
700 h"en PraISe cannot be testowei on the brave
'eia"" VINO mus Monty dil his duty
me dny sci apart by our city authorities for pub
nc h"hilmlloh, lasting aud prayer, on the part of
tue inhabitants OF thus CITY, will be observed by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20
Highly BmpOrfaut 30 s.unmo Consumers

Adviccs from Lima, PFru.te tho 10th ut., state
that the revolution there was making slow pro-
gress bat still advancing. General Vivian
co has issued II decree depryng hlessrs. Barre
da Brothers of the agency for the sqie of guauo
IN the United States. and advertised for new pro-
posals to contract for the supply t" this country
Gen. V. declares the free expectation of guano
to the United States. In case Nivanco's gov
eminent should be overturned. which is thought
highly Improbable. vessels proceeding from this
country to the Chinchas, under the above author
lty, would have ample time TO arrive and load
before the antagonist party would be in condition
tointerfere. Vessels going out under this invi-
'n,ion should keep secret their destination, and
the Captain should be directed to call upon the
Comm >sioner stationed at the Chinchas, or the
Commander of the war steamer Apurimac -
They should take with them the necessary funds
in gold ounces, silver dollars, American gold.
by which they can obtain more favorable terms.
They should also bring "A sufficient number of
gunny bags Ia fill with guano to form floor, aud
provisions enough for the homcward voyage,
that they may start directly from the islands. -
II. Dispatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20
The FnIsr prctcMcc Mnrrinyc.

Mr. John &. Boxer has commenced SUIT
against his ex-,ooachman, and would be son in.
law, John Dean. 1t is an application on behalf
of himself and his daughter, Marianne Petrinella,
interested, 10 avoid her alleged marriage with
John Dean. Mr.. Charles Edwards has received
instructions from Mr. Boxer to proceed with The
case. 1t is n question whether the marriage is
valid, when the parties go before the clergyman,
with lie on th cir lips. Mr.. Hatfield was told by
the coachman Dean, tina: Miss Boxer was Il ser
want girl in neighboring family; and SO the par
son consented TO tie them together in his kitchen.
Whereas. Ind there been no false pretences III
the ca 80. he never would have married the par.
ties. Miss iannn petrinella (such name is
enough 10 make amy g,l ridiculously romantic)
already begins to see her folly.-N. I. Mirror.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

The removal Of the seat of government in Mnneso-
II, and the consequent claim jumping, caused con-
sider' nc disorder in that Territory. At ST Pc
ter persons have barely escaped with her lives du-
rir the tnmult, and the sunk Rapids Frontietsman
rahshes n detailed account of IN Outrage IN which
the "Glahn Association OF Upper 81. Cloud figured
largely, Selling three young men, Messrs Boone, ofr
and Wilson, who where making claim near the
place-pinioning them shaving their heads, and then
saws the Frontiers man, "tor pasme during the night
they would drink all round, then throw their prison
ers on their faces, with four men to hold them ana
one 10 apply the cowhidc aud deal out n number OF
lashes- on each The Villains also threatened to
shoot them and were with difficulty deferred from do
ing So
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20
Receptions at the White tOusc-AuVe-Ii. ~ 10 u
as 70 The sictAMcas 81. I!lc NMtiomnL EsotcL.

Mss Lame gave her first public reception at the
White House to-day. The ceremony of Introduction
performed by The Marshal of the District of Co
lumbin
The President has issued cards of invitation to a
large number ofdisnguished sojouraers, 10 his first
dinner party, 10 be given Thursday
The opposition to Governor Geary proceeded from
nnsylvanans. Kansas has not yet spoken on the
subject.
A. II. Lawrence. an eminent lawyer of Washington
died this morning OF pneumonia He pro},ge
of Daniel Webster's.
The National Hotel has been taken possession of
by the Board of Health aud thorough Investigation
will be made to the caises OF the late sickness
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

The clipper bark Whcntand came into port this
morning. in thrtv-fve days from Rio de Janero with
her eelors at half-maSt Capt. James \. llobson oil
the Wheatland, died ut Rio, ofycow fever, on the
lth OF February, aud the bark brought home by
Capt. j. J Despair. Capt. llohson was in the attn
year oil his age. Of the experienced shpmas-
tiers out OF this port, md II man universally esteem
cd. We learn from Capt. DcSpaux TINT the sickness
at Rio WAS the Increase particularly among tue
shipping. AMONG the deaths TINT ot Capt
Dearborn, of the bark Fame, OF Richmond vi, Who
died on the st of Jannnry.-- Bat. PdfSR
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Another Terrible Warning against the cnrry lug
fire. mn

A company had gathered in Lebanon. Ohio.ior
wedding. (says an exchange,) when one OF the
guests took off his coat, from the pocket of
which dropped a small pistol A young lady pre-
sent picked up the weapon when Frederick Spohr
asked her to hand it to him in doing which it wns
Discharged. and the ball entered tho left corner
Of the right eye causing death Instantly. The
marriage was deferred, and with stricken hearts
the guests LETT the scene. Tho deeease dwas an
enterpnsing citizen, and has left a wife and three
hildrnn
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ri rccnti Of Nr. EOrsy th-hcnith o. inc
AsIesilcnI.

WASHINGTON March lS.--It is pretty gener Yum
derstood here that Mr. Forsyth, our Minister to Mex
leo, will shortly be recalled and more competent
person sent in his place The position of Mexico at
the present time demands that we should have an able
aud discerning representative at that court and such
II one will most certainly be appointed
The stories about the frequent serious illness OF the
President are, for the most part untrue Mr. Bnehan-
ans health being nearly rs good AS it ever was.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

On Monday evening last, Asa NJ. Mccormick,
of Alexandria, Virginia, book keeper in lamp
store in Washington city while laboring under
insanity. produced by illness, attempted to take
his life by cutting his throat with .azor, aud
succeeded in INJECTING II slight wound. He was
tnken to the hospital, and died the next day from
effuson upon the brain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20
4 Es0bbcr shot by n s,icrgy,sau.

In Derhy-hire. Fngland, few weeks since, the
residence O! a clergyman, located on a secluded
spot was invaded by burglars who had on masks
AID black gowns which completely covered their
persons. They entered the house by means of Il
ladder. bursting through "A window. The minis
ter, as they broke into his room, graspeA pistol
and shot one of the burglars whereupon his coin
iadeS dccalnped, taking with them the wounded
yobbcr,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20
From Albany,

ALBANY, NTnfGh II. 1SJI
Mr.. Everetts Grafton here to. ght was attend
ed by Il very large audience. The proceeds Ge
rived from it are intended to go towards the pur.
chase Of Mount Vernon.
The weather is very mild, aud the steamer
Isaac Newton will probably leave for New York
To- InOrrnW.
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SsTROrHEHA Whitehead,
~ Drmg lists mud q pot d &c . iC

HANK SQuAKE INNCuHuRd, VA,
Have on land AMI will continue receive regular additions
to- arg" and complete Drugs Dyo Stu oh,
Paints inss Fancy Articles A., which they invite
the attention at
70 COUNTY, rnistIaNs they offer the prompt hllng of
their orders with reliable Drugs and Pharmaceutical
lions, manufactured by themselves purchased from
liable rrices that Will leave nducomopt out
of the state Any article On baud furnished at the shorrst
notice NN A.. STRDIllEK,
foblts s WHITEHEAD
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NIN hOGEs.,
~ Iaiu street. p.,nchbWg, W..

JOlN 7 IIAWkINs, TroprIrtor-
This house long known the Union Hotel has recently
been thoroughly repaired and for the reception Of
transient and dav hoardets Tho location the most
delightful Ia the city aud visiting lNnchhufg Will
hud the Guy Hotel In every department. airy aud comfor
table House Every attention will he paid to GuoNs caCua
ted to fcndt them comfortable mud happy NJ this establish
mcnt The subscriber respectfully soca share Of public
patronage JOHN y. HAWKINS.
n b--Scyoral families be furnished with hnc airy
rooms IN accommodating terms j. T. II,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

LOUISVILLE. March IA report has reached
this city thai two passenger cars ON the Albany
md Salem Railroad have been precipitated into
Muddy Creek. A. }. Kent and family of n. York
are said to have been on the train No partcu
lars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

r.w.WINC; AM pHTNTaNG.-Thc undc,.

HNRAVING AND PAINTaNE.-Thc ur,dcr-
signed proposes teach class the beautiful
Drawing aud Painting of Fruit Flowers Velvet Satin
Paper Board Specimens of the be the Da
guerrean Rooms on Mir n S Tanner Nam Street
Residence OF H. SlaEle Diamond Hill Twill also paint to
any Of the above specimens ct few days notice. My
dollars twelve les In If
pupil having taken one lesson she wishes tlearn
can paving dollar each lesson given disconn
ne king them would that IL process
simple that person ~ or 10 years be taught
the beautiful art II twelve lessons.
Ladies waited Mt their residences If desired by lea
wing card with n. 5. Tanner or II. Siaele
mar 17.dlw MISS : j. SEAGLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

~ Executor OF H. q Lambeth decd Saturday The 18th
present month Mach) At 10 o'clock In front o the
Market House the city IyucburR proceed 10 sell pub
lie the ghea bidder NINE NEGROES cunHsting
Women and Children also. all tho Household and
Kitchen Furniture Cows Sc belonging to the estate of l. e.
Lambeth decd
rrns-Caal for all under hy dollars all that
fonr months win be given the purchasers
giving equitable notes satisfactorily endorsed,
/. W. LAMBETH,
mar u. 2smar IN'r of l.. Il. Ianhoih deed.
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Fight via, siit,iaus.

The san Antonio Texas Ledger learns by letter
from Fort NcKavctt that the Indians have been COM
hitting depredations in that quarter. The Ledger
says:
They h I'd stolen aud killed n number Of cattle in
the immediate vicinity of the fort Sergeant McDon-
mel, of Company d, ID Cavalry, with command OF
twelve men, being out in search of party which had
been stealing attic on the Guadalupe having arrived
ut the post and ascerained the facts, Immediately
started in pursuit and next morning came upon /"
number of Indians at or near kickapoo Creek. The
military charged upon them, and succeeded in captn-
ring all their animals, killing six or seven OF the IN
dams and wounding several others. Eventually, the
indians took refuge in chaparra close to the Greek,
but the struggle continued till nearly tok The say
ages were we'll supplied with firearms, and wounded
two soldiers one of whom died the day after the par
ty returned to Fort McKayet Great praise is gwen
to the Sergeant aud his party. The soldier killed
named John Martin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20
FUTURE DAVIS.
BY " NJ. II. MOSBl.


Saturday afternoon the 2ls inst, viii sell the prem
oa thai desirable udog Lot situated Mt the Intersection OF
lth aud ih Alloy containing acre In tho
ghbarhood Of A. T. bggris Esd The lot Will he divided
II purchasers desre lorna liberal Sale nj O'clock T.
lily order ri tho Commissioner. o. X PHELPS,
,nnr anat Auc'r.
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uyA,uAm,r TmaCTor LAND AND orss-

Err PROPERTY FOR SALE-ny authority Of the
will the Samuel n brown WILL ON fnrsdhN, III" ,th
day Apri 1851 O'Clock NJ fair II not the next fair
DAY sunday Monday, sell nj public auction On the
premises valuable Tract OF Land which tho said
Samuel brown resided In the county of bedford The tract
L. situated River and on the Rocky Mount Turnpike
about y W. Of New Loudon, II mles from iynehhnfK
miles tho Forcat Depot on tho Va Tenn hnl
rad and contains no acres aud traction inc
land excellent quality and extraordinary fertility, has, for
twelve been Improving under ajndicious
44em aud h In excellent heart. and IN
usually good condition pcacntng surface nnmpaired and
Tho tract Southern BORDER Ia bounded by otter
RIVER grounds producing heavy crops of Tobacco
from gronnd the urlands rsing, not abruptly, pre-
sent part folds with Southern aspect II
mated that the Ia cleared Tho other
half generally heavily tmborcd has growth indicating tho
fertility ao largo body Of Tho best
Tobacco county Bcdca otter River tho bor
der the tract by other streams anord,ng
GOOD deal land contains good
mead The consist oi n handsome Brick
housed, including House
House Cabins, lnrn STABLE Corn HOUSE, Ne Tho
excellent uoghhUrhood and wonll he difficult
lind the State better tract iof the eultva
ton of Tobacco grain. -
Mr.. Irvine. Mr. Tilghman A cobba ar Major W
W Androws, being In the immediate n'ghheod viii show tho
Land - who wish scott There IL
ing crnp wheat though large and propara
i'll other ciops The tract will be sold
tc parcels shall beat the day OF sale,
when the terms viii be made known
At place, unless future notice Ia given of
change viii ho sold the Savc Cattle Stock Corn and Other
loilaiable property Of the HAid n + brown deed
ROB1. J. DAVIS.
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Adm'r with the will annexed ot X. y Brown deed.
j., mud Ii,lInrd pnpV. IN II .dnndA rlTapl


IWNKUNTEE'N
u TruAt executed o N by Andrew ! Didnke, bearing
ata September 1850 and record IN the Clerks OF
icr n tho Hastings Court Iynrhburg will sell public
aueton Market House In tho said city OF Lynch
hurp ruoalay tho lih uf All next at II o'clock A.
said Andrew j. bidakcH mtereRt In the estate, real
personal his father the late onfy Dldnko tho said
atn being and the said Andrews being
.nnninth-he " hole being subject To the widow dover.
frais-fo pcnacs of sale cash for the balance n
credit of sixty aya-ncgoiahlo satisfactorily endorsed
required oil the purchaser AUSTIN NJ. TRiBLE,
mar ,yl m Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

rEH LEATHER and KIP EkINA.-A
superior Lot on consignment for sale by
SOWLIN & ALEXANDER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

ilGH PRtcE FOR IANn. -EWors Of the Iifginian =
The Messrs Rbblc of this county sold tract of land
last MONDAY at auction containing 2l3 for $50
per acre.
Bought 10y Nathaniel BurwelI, Esq. of Roanoke
county. Yours Respectfully,
xkk$Ax
SALEM, March Is, 1881.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

Mr.. John II. Suingf,lw announces himself II
candidate for the post of Territorial delegate to
Congress from Kansas In his address. IN the
Squut,er Sovereign of the 9th ut., he says: 1t
is lime our friend Whitfield be relieved. lie has
been long aud faithful Servant. and it would be
a great hardship to keep him longer at work. a
way from an affectionate wife and his young chill
dren that he must desire to be with, to enaby
him to give them those attentions so necessare
aud dear to an affcci;onn,e husband and kind IA
Their, particularly when others are willing to re-
lieve him If his work.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

I-ANulK 4 STEVENS, Importers and CD
NJ IA Dealers In China, Earthenwarc, Glass Looking
MAN Glasses Waters, Plated and britannia Ware
ssAs Lamps, Relrigorators, Water Coolcrs Gas Fix -
turoa tnsor,, Fanny Goods, &e
WM AUGUSTUS NUN No. - SYCAMORE STREET,
SAMUEI, StLvENs PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA.
We receiving from Europa per ships Webster
'Saranak" "Sephen Crowrll R l. Lane aud others.
Spring Stock oi China uhcuware, and from tho North
and Enou Factories. Stock of Glass Ware Looking
Gasscs Lamps Fancy Goods Our stock Is large
and desirable, aud invite Merchants Hotel Keepers and
ohcra who wish to parchas goods la our line to examine our
stock and prcoa before purchasing think viii be to
their Interest to do
We call attention TO stock Of baltimore Stone Ware
MUIR a. STEVENS,
mnr9t No. 50 Sycamore Street.
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lpOrssEs ATAuCruON.- On Saturday m,


~ Lo SPRINGS TURNPIKE RoAD-fursuant 10 tho
praxiai decd made by the said Company TO
bearing eth August 1883 aud OF record In Tho
Clerk oeo Of Amherst County Court shall on Saturday
April 1881 nj rodlar Mills in Amherst county
proceed the highest bidder bidders the said Road
together with all It's Toll lousoS and apputenanees and every
sail road commences toNoA shop the Iynehbnfg anu
ohanieste koa about miles from the former place aud
passs relar Mills aud tho Hunalo Springs In Amheia
terminating tho South River In the county Of Rock
hfdae believed that the road bo repaired nj
great purchaser win be entitled To demand legal
toll rom all using aud that the Investment mny he made
prnhtaho aud moreover public benoh Tho snserhe
acting trustee. will when the purchase money Is fully paid
ous the title vested Ia him 10y the said deed but ho be-
HeNes TINT the title IA unuucAtiona 10.
fEnMs ot SALECash enough 10 deitay the coat writing
the said dccd of trust and all either expenses 81
aae For credit Of and for the third
purchase money Soourcd by bond with approved seen
ittY. 'So ~ pnN's'
~ liza,
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<taRO-sn Withdrawing IRON, the ar,m Of

ftRU-bh WhIHdr"W1HH TfOHh MT H'hs 81
Wells Hyde remain la tho hope TINT all friends
thr Rrm Will continue beuw their patronage the
remaining member MIR Wells the old
House that Mr. Wells VIII tho nf all with
plenty rofche style and with tho urbnniy with which
m accomplished Landlord shouldt treat his gness
W, u. 4. HYDE.
Sorrell House LAME IburE, March II, 1861.
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lIooi business his day dissolved by mutual
Tho debts the viii be assumed by tho remaining
partner ,ieo NJ. Wells. GEO, NJ WELLS,
Iyuchhurg Mar II, lSJT w u T. HYDE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

Tps p Minus on exhibition at Masonic Hall form
,.r, attractive addition to Nine Louie's soirees.
some OF tho views very Gne, and, when brought
under the nngnifyng powers of the tense, really
beautiful Music and the fine arts 20 VOL together;
and the vocal aud instrumental effects of Nine l.. and
troupe added 10 those of the artist, make up quite a
pleasing and interesting entertainment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

suyasONAs nRANGal n SONS. General CSWs
q MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS. AND
DEALERS IN GuANo AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLE
MENrS, PErEHsnuto NAProuee consignmcntJ solicited
which win the personal attention of the partners Refo
John Oicy, DR. James Saunders, sam Miller, Ambrose
uckor chbug. Thomas Wallace Hon John r. May, Pau
McIlwniun WIN. y Joynes Petersburg Warwick Parks
,ialo lIaxall a Co Richmond THOMAS BRANCH,
JAS. II. BRANCH,
Iyg6dIcts JNO. y. BRANCH.
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a. HIIIMAN, !. a IIIIMAN.
- W.EBI.1.NhN ~ 90.
We 10 Erout 81, New Nort, ,
Agents for tho Sale Of VIRGINIA MANuFACrr R&u
TOBACCO. Liberal advances made ON Consgnmcnts.
sep l3d&cly
WILLS, HAWEBSs n Co. General son-
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
for the sale of MAEtFAtIGRED TOBACCO Stores No.
u aud ~ Graz er OF fehaptouias street Now or
leans.
sep GdScly
ltaHttIiE.-Thc undersigned brx leave to
~ inform Their friends anil the public that they have csab
shcd COMMISSION Hot Sc In the city MCuMoNn
b. conducted hv the Junior Joseph Pannl under the style
and firm oi VIM rANNliI4 co.
they have secured an Office In Shoeko Wac Hons nnd
ing and will be prepared In receive Rnmousof rLOl H.
WHEAT, corn. TOBACCO and Agricultural Products
generally after the 18th Of the present month All odoB
consignmcnts will uett prompt and faithful attention.
The House In Petersburg VIII under the direction
VIM rannill who is about to resign the Presidency the
South side Railroad Company and who will dcvoi h4 undi
vidcd orz,nal attention Ia the Auction and General Commits
sion business of PANSiL1 Il son.
WM PANNIII,
mar DIV JOSEPH PANNItT.
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apuANO-ON TKIAI.-pny,mcm. wi,hhcId.-,

propose purchasers Piano Fortos take instru
trial what say of their quality be
fore pay ne for them
Twenty Experience part satisfied minds
get fifteen hundred persons unite with
Ia the opinion that establishment, North South
sbly furnish better cheaper Instruments than do
nov tl-ds H. 4. NASH.
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ENO. ~. d SAMUEL. TyREE.
- Conn nm i--iOn ucrchnnts,

u, Y,
Offer their services the planters aud the public generally
the sale of Tobacco Wheat Flo other produce They
that experience Of - To 10 will enable them
give general safriinn Their once Ia Younger a
Smiths few doors nm the the Banks which enables thom
To pay the Planters for their 1ohacco without delay
JNO. H. a SAML TYNEE.
F,l,o of 10,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-20

NEENRS -. FLOOD, Attorney at Inv. viii
attend all the Courts of the Of Lvuchhurr tta
counties Of Amherst AppomalteX, Bedford and Campbell