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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08
LIXINGroN. Va, July Iih.

litAlNtiloN, IL, july 4ll.
Notwithstanding the gloomy appearance of the
clouds yesterday morning. the day turned out
pleasant as coull be desired. At II o'clock that
distinguished ,on of Virginia. Hon. X. NJ. Il.
Hunter, was escorted b. the corps Of cadets, 10
the stand erected for the occasion, in the rear of
the main holding at The Virginia Military In
situte. The stoups in front Of the stand and n
large part of the court was occupied by i'm
mense conc5urse OF citizens and strangers. AZ
ter an excellent prayer, ty the Rev. William
Brown, of Augusta county. Col. Smith, the Su-
perintendent of the Institute, introduced the
ator, who was received with great enthusiasm.
Mr. Hunter arose and delivered, in excellent
style, just such an address a- bi- reputation aud
ability and dignity led ns 10 look for. 1t is suf
fcient for your Correspondent to say that it wa.
worthy of the man and of the occasions; and that
it gave the greatest qualification, you may infer,
from the fact that the attention of all WAS fixed,
from the beginning 10 the conclusion. which
cupied full two hours. The subject of the address,
was the progress and Improvement of man." its
discussion evnced the highest order of intellect
and the profoundest erudtion--in word, it was
the mastery effort Of powerful mind.
Mr.. James w. Massie, Of lexington followed
Immediately after, with an address of about tho
same length, before the Society of Alumni Of tn t.
Institute. 1t is spoken of by those who heard
it. throughout, us being very creditabls; and if
it had been delivered under other crcum stance, =,
would have given him considerable reputation )
public speaker Mr.. Mass is anutra South
State Rights politician. aud he took that op
portunity to express his peculiar sentiments III
strong and unmstakeabe terms. Whether his
views met with hearty response from the in
telligent audience, this deponent rayeth not
In the evening, the customary display of beau
tiful fireworks made on the Institute HILL
The Cadets Ball, which was quite as nttrnctiv"
and brilliant usual and graced with beauty an
elegance. closed the interesting ceremonies of tt G
third day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

DEATH or "WLp CAT THE FAMOUS SEMI
MOLE WARRroR-A letter TO the San antonio
Texan. dated Laredo. Texas, May % says:
You have doubtless learned before this reaches
Won. that ovid Cat" the Seminole Chief who
gave the United States so much trouble III Flor.
dn, is dead He. with forty OF his people fell
victims to the small pox.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

THE DEATH OF Hon. WIN. L. MARcY.-Ne W
York. July 6th.-The death of Hon. WIN. l..
Marcy occurred at the Sans Souci liouse.at vi a
ston Spa in this State He complained Oft pa in
in the side shortly after breakfast, and walk, ID
to the Office of Dr. Moore. Not finding the D..
ne returned to his room at the hotel. In few
minutes DR.. NJ. came and found Mr.. Marcy ly
ing dead in the room couch, with an open
book on his breast
He had just finished letter to Hon John M.
Bolts. of Richmond, Va.
The Common Council cf Albany, where the fu
neral is to take place with becoming donors, sent
Il committee tn take charge OF the body.
SECOND DISPATCH.
ALBANY, \. Y. July 6.-The funeral of Hon.
VIM. l.. Marcy, will take place here "Wednesday.
Great preparations are progressing for II gorge
Gus and imposing ceremony.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

LAST OF THE GENTILEs.-Mr A. I. Going,
who we believe is about the last of the gen'iies
at Utah announces by letter his intention to quit
that place. Brigham Young may congratulate
himself that Going is going but be had better
bear in mind that Cumming is coming
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

CoNyRADICTIoN.-T Norfolk American. al
luding to reports prevailing nj Richmond, that
the yellow fever had appeared at Norfolk and
Portsmouth, says that the health of the city was
never better.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

MoRE LYNCn LAW IN Iowa THREE MIN
'IuNG AND ONE SuoT.-We learn through II
Clinton correspondent that Judge Lynch has
nccn again at work. 1t seems TINT gang of
horse thieves had been for some time lurking III
the neighborhood of Wapsnpineeon river, IN TINT
county, and the depredations had aroused the
people TO vengeance a party went in pursuit,
and several of the thieves, still III possession Of
stolen horses. were captured upon an island IN
the river Judge Lynch a, once established his
court for their trial Two ware hung the
9th, one was hung on the 26th, aud n fourth
was shot One Of those captured had disclosed
the names "f the whole gang, and AT the last nc
counts the judicial mob were in hot pursuit OF
Them, threatening to hang them Also Chicago
Press, June 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

PAINFUL ACCIDENT. Col. Nice general super
intendent Of the East Tennessee Railroad, had
one of his feet crushed in distressing manner
10y the ears Of that road, near Bristol tuesday.
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United STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!

NOW IS THE TIME TO ADVERTISE!
Tothe Merchants, yErcbn mics and Pro iOnni
Men of I. me- hburg,
And THE PGBLIC GENER1ILI.
IL PERSONS wishing to advertise their BUSINESS or
"A PROFESSION in the following papers, FOR which am
Agent each of them having LARGE CALCULATIONS in the
Western and South Western counties of Virginia and East
Tennessee, will please call on
VIRGINIA AND TENNE> SEE NEWS Bristol.
BkOWNLOW = KNOXVILLE CTenn) WIG.
NINDICATOR, JonesGorough Tenn.
H HAzErTf STAR Lexington, Va.
PiaGiSnhN 3Ar'nsaon, Va.
6 n1:StnAil Liberty Va
SALEM EEGlSIER, }salem, Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT Independence, Grayson CO. Va
DEMOCRAT, ! ,,..oostl, y,
WESTERN STAR, 't' Vs.
Wy NEVILLE TELEGRAPH, (U,,boyii. Y,
WNTHENILLE TINES '
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union Monroe county. a.
ADVOCATE, Jacksonville, Ta2"wcH county, Va
Persons wishing advertise In any Of the above papers WIZ
find it their call at the ONCE OF tue
Iynchburg Nginan, STAIRS, where contracts wan be
made, and advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY
81 will also and forward advertising to any paper
nthe United States A. WADDlLI.
Enrp Nirgul IN
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Merchant. Bank of virginia. )

JYNCHFuRG, july l. .eO''
fs7HE 70 ARD or DIRECTORS have de Jared dyi-
dnl profits for the last year, OF tour er
II On the Capital stock, payable to the STOCK on "
7fli inst RO. c. NlICHEllh
MY c Cashier.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

s,,Ns.En. sEwING WAClluNMs-uruO.

- VAL AND OPENING ANNOUNGEMENT--ro all
who sfW or uar SEWING MAtuiNfs The superb now Mar
bic building OF NJ Singer tu No l'r broadway. corner
Grand Now York, VIII Ice opon Tor inspection aud
business Thursday Juy I'd 1851 tti.
strangers visiting the oty respectfully invited to
call aud the e bmeu aud Sc, tine NMious styles
the Singer S"wing MaoMurm operation
VI SINGER & co, i1- broadway, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08
HECTOR DAVIS.
ucIiomrcr mud N'om, ~ tssinM MCrchnMl,

kUts
Auciiouc.r aud Con, mission Merchant,
FoR THE SALE or NEGROES
ia 4e AaHsf ta,lV ofeapd by PTLLiIM SDdIiSoh Frank
In Si,,tf RrtBoHd, FAD
WILL endeasor by strict attention to tho interest Of
literally the late ct ruam
have Jail ri andwi board all Negroes Intended
Ion my sales al 30 cents per day. HECTOR DAVIS
fUNlE SubHrrhcr ehccruly recommends MIR Hector
navis his friends OF L,uchNurE aud ta vicinity, md
pledges ar him the representation ot their interest aud
selieits Tor hun their patronage sYMy OFFICE will he at
his Auction Rooms Franklin street. Richmond Na where
Will be happy 10 meet with my friends Visiting Richmond for
thu purpose nf selling Nugroop Il II. DAVIS
IL 2IlY
VVrsIrIAns' LIVERY AND SALE STA
w ME. MAHktr PiACf (hctwrcu Post once aud Mar
ket iousc4 INNCnnUu, VA prepared To furnish.
The shortest uot oHstS HACKS and BOGUS the
NeiA besi In the CITY.
Persons wishing "a ride In new HACK drawn by hho
lior=ea tho polite Hndraronn drivers be
modatea At Williams Stable
u,'ue wishing take abort afternoon ride with
ladN uffy with fine Horse can he accommodated
at Willans Stable Patronage respectfully solicited
je2dts y WILLIAMS, Proprietor
THsHsHNs.I SAT- AELONT-,5O sn'Ls
lNu Marshall Salt bluat ltly expected fur bnr low fIou
the Vessel Orders solicited before II go,s into store.
j. lsta A 5, ltE, Richmond
ENssfI>as ~EBNEs,- On hand, or mndr Z" or
u der 81 length depth ready rugged tor Immediate
use ordeu from The county promptly aucudodto
le u I'm \ bONb, Agt for the manufacturer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

NYEW (DNt'EKN.-VhC Wntcr- IneI hnving
~ associated themselves together under the style and firm
OGDEN a. WINGFIEID. for the purpose conducting
General Commission Forwarding Business the
and New Brick Building the Il opposite the
Va and Tenn Railroad Depot aud door brw Messrs
Anderson, Adams Co.. take this method informing their
and the public generally that they prepared
sell store Produce every description
reasonable terms other House in the City They Will
give their personal the business promise their
best efforts give satisfaction all sho favor them with
a call WIN II. OGDEN,
t. G c. WINGFIEID,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

llBssOp.lGlON Tho concern ut ruIIIAM DA-
us is ths taN dissolved by mutual consent Either
partner authorized the of the In wind
Ing the partnership business The hooks Of tho
tho hands W Elmorc CAT the auction honse vt
Hector DaNisl who IL also authorised to settle up tho bus
All persons Indebted tho will please for
"ad aud sete and tosc having claims against the concern
Will prnar ttuson thcm for settlement II. NJ tUlhlAM,
Richmond june /, lsJ1. HECTOR DAVIS.
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-aIADOsI, for sale by

UNXTRAFINE SALAD OIL, for sale by
~ ie Its j. II. THOMPSON n co, DtuRRlsis
AAA Tons Mountain pia-trr.-In store
sNVVpVy and 10 n+Iiy thousand ,slun'a fresh
ground Plaster which VIII be ld on the accommodating
In quantities. Jesuit pnrehser hy APPLYING 10 tina
dcrsgned neat door to Mossfs lfby y Snnndora
ian y Il tf,V,NNim g. 4. IIrGlIFlEI.D Agt
Y hnye Just opened "a iargc p-so,.u,on Of La
dies Trimmed Stpt, Thick Soltd KID, an1 G.tt Boots
je26ts = SEABURY
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=, FANG, .oon-. W

NaEl.t4s VERY Alxn
Etg%.T FANCY GOODS. VA
MISS SIMPSON, MNY SlUtrr, LySonnuHo, Va, having
completed her stock Fancy Millinery Goods to the SriNo
AMI SUMMERS YLt- the latest fisdoup which care
fully scected by the Ladies Of i' house from the
North she would respectfully AL, call from the LADIES' Of
1ynehburg and country, she iccs confident she eau sell ~
aud hdudsDW uuds Ia ho found IN tlS city
lIe il much larger nud OF greater variety than she
GRAPE. HAIR. MANI aud sra \W BoNNETS ltIb
HONS. FIoN ERS. EMBROIDERY, GLOVES, ukh and
SILK PARASOlS FANS, Cord mud What, bone for skirts,
81 other goods she would be- pleased TO have
the Ladies' all aud examine
o,ders from the country promptly 6lcl Repairing aud
Trimming done IN the bent mtuuci JANE SIMPSON
Rep rhpv Ihh inN 'l'
NOIEsE.-Thcs om,cr" ~ ~iro'hcr ~ " hiT
head all porsons against and IN will please
present them without delay those indebted will please
forward aud settle their accounts as So'n IA possible"
NEW sONSEEN.
gEN1IE undersigned will continue the APuthcrary and Drug
business at the old stand Of Suothtr Whitehead aud
Will keep constantly hnnd flesh mud tolRho stock Of
Druen Medicines, Paints oils bye SWra reriumrry, HlnH
ware, &c and will be pleased ace h' old friends md
the public generally w ~ hIHpillhh
le 29ts
vlNHE "DIAHRttOEA GLyNsW" prepared
Il by j. II THOMPSON A 60. nruggNb, Is dcscrvcdly
popular prompt active and reliable cure for blnrh"rn
PANE in The Bow els Cramps Nc II m not composed oi harsh
ingredients pleasant the taste that the smallest
ehd will take Provide yourself with bottle If you travel
Ia avoid suffering. IN ffs
AToJEsE.-scplc led proposals. Tor building "
~ Ne. Bridge Bpcl Water Greek at HoDua' NIL
specifications tho bridge may lee AT the nhoyc named
Mil WASH. AIIENSON
WIN. NJ. PAYNE COmm'rg.
~ 7dhl JNO II WINSTON,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

a Geographic dispatch from New lnfk announ
COS that Hon, WIN. l.. Marcy Secretary Of State
under President Pierce. was found dead in his
room. at Bollson Springs, New York. saturday.
the 18th of July. He had retired Friday night
in his usual health. Mr. Marcy was n native Of
Worcester, Mass, but early took up his residence
in New York, whore he volunteered in the wnr of
lSl2. He filled many offices in his adopted State
md was elected to the L. ) Senate in ISL
When MIR. Polk was elected 10 the presidency
IN lSl5, he was rendered the place ct Secretary
at War in the Cabinet which he accepted. The
duties of this position during Mr.. Folks admins
tratl"n were No >inccurr. aud Mr.. Macy dis
ch'' ged them with energy and ability, and. be-
Nond doubt infused into the military ,ifclency
of the country. in the contest with Mexico, not
little of the zeal aud enrnestness of his own char.
ncter. lie resigned his Office in 1919, On the nc
cessun of Gen. Taylor. lie ranks high as
writer aud has always enjoyed the reputation ot
being >hrcwd int gtnt raliticnl iaotoian.-
lie was one ct the prominent candidates before
the d. mocraiic National Convention in Balt
more, 1852, which nominated Mr. Pierce 10 tho
Presidency, On the elevation of that gentleman
Ia the Presidential chair. Mr.. Marcy WIS cnlled
TO the Secretary ship of State, which office he fill
ed with signal ability during Mr. Pierco's ad.
mInlStrnhon. In the course of that period, the
imprulrncr ofGrcat Britain threw at govern
ment into diplomatic contest with own
which was conducted on the part of the United
State-hy Mr.. Marcy, with degree of vigor u
cogrncy of reasoning and II severity OF argument
which not only elected the universal admiration
at his couutrymcn, but cxtortcd the need OF
prise from the IMPARTIAL press of England. The
deceased in his : i,t year. aud no
more widely known To the intelligent portion OF
his couutrymen for his important civil services.
or was marc universal Y respected for his abilities
Asa Statesman, his we'll balanced principles. his
.irmncs in the path of duty, aud his lnilexbe in.
lcCrty. At his period of life and inter tho close
nt his brilliant career under the late Admnsira-
tior, it is probable That Mir. Marcy would never
gain have emerged from the shades Of private
Iute; Still his death must he regarded asa pubic
)ss, and it will be everywhere mourned us such.
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EEEDE a MENDENIsAss.

Ill. aclcc and Government Lands with Cash
w Warrants make Investments. loan money western
pay taxes hnd General liz al Estate Buaiuess
Ihruug hout tho North Address
BEEDE : MENDEkIIAII.
al ~ Minneapolis Minnesota.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08
JNO, -. LAN8liOHNE !. X. HOL
ANGIRORNE ~ IlOLCOMBE.

II n
IL Bankcr. and Exchange u rOkers,
Corner of Main and Bridge Streets, Lynchburg Va, will
collie and remit the lowest of Exchange. They will
pay the highest market prize Land Northern
Exchange, Coin and Uncnrrent Money.
REFER TO
The Presidents and Cashiers OF the several Banks Lynch
burg Messrs L. IT, Maury Co. Messrs Pairo Richmond
Mcssrs Johnston, Bros Co.. Sam Harris sons Josiah
Ice & Co, Batmc re, Messrs. Farnhan. krkham a Co.
Drcxc a TO, Philadelphia; Messrs NanLeek Read Drex
cl. j Ward q Co, Lees Waller New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

wv signed viii pay the HIGHEST CASH fKit rs
for One Hundred likely cgoes suitable for the Southern Mar
ket He can be found Mt VIM II. Mosbys Auction Store
Lynchhurg, Va. JOHN W WELLS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

lttIyGS TATE ~ "a. Gomm ission Merchants
~ AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE or VIRGINIA
MANrFAtTURED TOBACCO, Hos. 67& 80 Magazine street
Now Orleans. aug Gets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

Engineer, and Frederick Kosrh and q. Heinrich
Architects and Draugsmen s prepared To furnish Designs
Specific atoms and estimates for all kinds of buildings and
ncry Special attention will be paid to the construction Of
work entrusted TO his charge Surveys of Land Mines and
Roads viii be made the shortest notice. and the
proved plans Address ii. EAALI.
nov dNcts Architect. Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08
mo. ~, a. SAMUEL THREE.
- (ONar pisaiOu M ere a n

LYkcHBuRo, Va,
Oor their services the planters and the public generally for
this sale OF Tobacco Wheat Flor aud other produce They
TINT of Is 20 will enable them
give general satfaetion. Their Office is Younger a.
SmhA doors the the Banks whlch enables them
to pay the Planters for their Tobacco without delay
JNO II. d SAML TYREE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08
usTuN W. TRrRu.E,


VIII continue to prncco the Counties OF Amherst bedford
Campbell and the CITY Of Lynehburg.
Once In Morris Building nearly opposite the Office of the
"NhRnian" tnov Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

~ enware. WOODWARD, Castings Hardware. Looking
Glasses Casters &c, Is large and nplcc hope my
and the public viii call am determined
sell low to make IHick sales
j. l. 2awifIw Il. Il. WATKINS, Agt.
Igepp uup
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

There was quite an extensive FIRE at the Warren
ton Springs IA few days since. The large stable and
corn house was burned to the ground and a quantity
OF provender. 1t is thought the fire origina ed from
the cigar of a servant man who had been smoking
about the premises short time previously We un-
derstand new buildings will be at once erected
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

srnREts OF all b,inh- for -nIc. delivered ~
the Canal. In yu"hhurF nt Sh"r notice. a No arii
Plank constantly hand my NH the land Of
Mr. Washington Cahcl 4luics from New Market. Apply
my Agent W Tyler, rye River Ware House my at
the Mil Send In your bills. Wa. O.. CLARK.
July 22tawlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

For the sale of Tobacco Flour aud other Country Produce
LYNCuHuHG VA having foraed coparinernhp for the pnr
pose doing general Commission business will give THEFT
undivided attention to all eopsignmcnta made to them
Once In the Store of George - DAVIS and next door to
- Ruckcr EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
jan ~. r57 THOMAS q. HILL
Refer 10 Capt Jno NJ Oey Cashier bank OF Va u. d. Da
Wis Juo r Davis Co. Saml VI. Garland Amherst; Mayo
Cabc Nelson II, Mitchell, Cashier Merchants Bank.
Iut,II Gotta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

\ STRONG ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF MAnRtAGE-In
Dinwiddie county, Virginia, there dwes another
and daughters who have collect, ely approached
the altar OF Hymen no less than I times The mo-
ther has had husbands, and one of daughters and
the others 3 each
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-24
m INsEEDOIL. WMITE ZINC Ne-In., ..

NOTICE.-The attention Of tbe Merchants
~ business Ly hbuI respectfully invited TO
the following from the regulations Of ynchburg Col
No stud shall be allowed any debt debts
without the pei mission bis parent guardian per
son crediiing student without written certificate from the
President OF the Faculty will do at his risk
SAMUEL. X. cox
aug26ts President OF the Faculty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-24

-. htihf1Npps AP'A IN ~,
sleigh ride this winter past disco, bures
the skin of place larger thHn hand from
ne traces rubbing the irsdo Of the thigh applied your
rur Oh In a DAY two he WAS well Another rase
A mule which working TO my dray became unable To
walk examuing his foot discovered mail about Two
inches long up the head Ny driver and tho nhbors said
he Guild be good for nothing. drew the nail eHi Inserted
niece Of Turf OIL and SGT lin 90 Wefk at anre
And from he has not Loaf hour Int r good
n horse badly Enaggcd thf outside OF
thigh places about two inches deep aud four
inehs wide which ho stH day TWO Your Iurt
on was applied aud brought them out entirely Anuud IT
truly the greatest remedies for have ever
known lived In drug store for sc,cfa Use
This a. you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Acssrs Dove Co. } II NIiNlittlt
For sale hy SIhoI HEX q WHITEHEAD,
nov IL dom lfnchhurE.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE


Gentlemen. My child had commenced break as ont las
fa sores whleb gradually extended tle entire
including both which much eaten D. RE
sores a. e. cause that both su dtP Of
al Of advertsed and domestic ftHAss without
good results then procured and applied ist,s N
OIL began better the bottle got bfrf aud &c ap
led gals again began sly t4aaf daash
said Pa get of that urf o sslrr. heat
l. oked much better when you nsea - ST another
ottle head nearly well Ihts was hssfa
Assd ease hall hour every das Wal ANA 1t
was very bottle. fee a-sHss viii cure
her entirely there is bot ite q the dsss-c remaining =
You entitled L. h and for the benefit uf others take
great pleasure giving youths certificate
Respectfully, j. Z CHALK.
H.. Z IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-24

These vessels the first class, built the city Bal
expressly tbs trade and have aeeonmo
dttuus Tor passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade aud who viii spare
cAetion accommodate They will be toyed up and down
the By steam aud may be relied sal promptly
alYrrttHed
Merchants going North ordering goods New York
vii mud If 10 then interest 10 ship by this line, freight viii
always bf taken lows by other line Packets and
every rfort viii lie madn by the agent, Richmond ANA
New Nork 10 give satisfaction. Insurance he effected III
TIN Richmond ire Association by this line at per cent.
VI cuui ash and hope to succeed in obtaining n
share 1T patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York viii be forwarded
tref OF commission to &tw Orleans Mobile Culrlt.tuu St
Nanuoh other Southern Northern port.
lAr vessels viii lie in Richmond in the Dock in New York
at Berth No 1, Coffee House Slip Il " all
DAVID y Nh. GliRKIf. Richmond Ant,
G. II. PlEESON, y. y. Ab'"''
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Clothing and Furnishing Goods llo Nam street, fch'
uond Va, IrlG. Fall Sto X lsJ6.
In ,a. attention Stock Of Goods introduced by the
SlrIs If perha, would he well notice the fact Of
raIy increasing trade with all sections OF the state during
been located i'll Richmond And as an nitro
ueiiou necessary take advantage OF
ihs medium winch make ourselves known, expecting Of
cuursr all parties MI judge for them
particular merits being perfectly satisfied that
TIN customers and Judgment must be consulted
receiving fat Stock and assure purchasers
thai every hiug in the Gents Wearing Apparel will
attention. and the assorted lines Will at all mcs be
complete each customers wants viii be supplied
Having every facility for tie proper prosecution OF our bust
Lnpt to- make the tact apparent tohW customers and
satisfactory trade During the last have fit
tJdup Xpfessy Gents Furnishing 6uods. WHERE
may tnd every thing pertaining that Department
ih' GlHlhmg Depaitut guarantee the stock to
be perfect point durability, Fit and Styis b"causc we
make cyefV ug and have hesitation ia
goods HI be found equal to the best order work in the
country Watching the changes of Fashion parties
finding the latest and make IN st
subject to and approval call is solicited by
GHOSHONG n TUPMAN,
VI Mai HirbmuuI Va