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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-07
LATEST y EMS.
From the Herald OF Thursday.
THE nOND STREET TRAGEDY.

When Mrs. Cunningham WIS informed that
the body of the murdered man was IL he INFERRED
she made an earnest request 10 the Coroner 10
ho permitted to pay the tribute of her gri't 10
the mortal remains of tho man whom she asserts
10 be her husband, the coffin was consigned
10 its dark chamber. The request could not be
well refused, and at l:3n she was escorted To
the room of death by Captain pilkes followed
by her family.
Having descended the staircase half way, she
hurst into fit OF tears sohhing heavily, she at
leugih entered The drend apartment. The Cap
tain could not support the scene which he knew
must ensue. and therefore remained outside but
the lady aud her family were accompanied 10y al
tcers Smith. Davis and Williams, aud from ono
ot these gentlemen we have obtained the follow
ing partculars:-
Mrs Cum. ngham entered tho room first. and
walked straight to the coffin. Standing motion
less by 1t Tor u few seconds, she remarked =
That's not his shirt, he never wore one like II. :
Then the fall tide Of agony aud despair seemed
To roll over her-the two daughters and little
buys were sohbing bttcry-the mother sank
npon her knees, and throwing herself upon the
open coffin, she exclaimed oh wish TO God
you could -pcak, aud tell who done it
The officer described the scene 10 rs us being
exceedingly affecting. On ono eide was the
younger daughter, Helen, supporting her mother
aud hescecling her, "Deal mother. don't cry SO
Augusta, the eldest of the family, held her on the
other side, whilst the two little boy, nestled to-
grther near the group, sending up d"leiol cry
et sorrow. the mother mnglng her signs with
-. dear DOCTOR aud such like exclamations
Finally The time came for tho corpse TO be re-
moved, and tho fearful group assembled to their
own apartments. Mrs. Cunningham was SO al
fected by the appalling ndieu, that medical ass's
tance had 10 he called in. She was put 10 bod
and DIR. uhr waited upon her. We are happy
TO hear that her symptoms are not likely to prove
serious
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-07

Tie hoapjugtougl, un lerstand prevails 10
some extent R this county, ana from It's effects Seg
eral chill lren have died -WRL5e1!e Else
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fp,Enpss HEEUM tWPERATOK.-psyE

Minutes in twelve months The best and finest Assert
of Gold i silver Pfc Lever Watches IN knSn'a -
for safe TIlDM As NUNLA& : Watch and jcts orF
Establishment lie has Watches trom ali oi the most lra
ted uakers and of then such superior quality
finish that lie gain lose i've uuutes
Twelve months hyou want to get superior atch be sur
buy it uf &DWLA and VIII certainly have good
piece He has also the finest aud fashionable aas'r
Ia OF Jcwulry 90 be found in this market
Remember his No is - Sycamore St Sign Of the isG.e,
IA 4lrb.t
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William L. Thompson, the commerce al editor
of the Courier and Enquirer, who ah4conded
,emc time ago with funds frudnrntly obtained
from several parties has been overtakpn in
Eagland. aud compelled to refund the amount
obtained from Mcssrs. f.. Whitehouse. Son *
Morrison, who were among the victims OF his ii
uanciul opcratiuns.
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Rfs akBt DAYS


H.sNEta EOsG'~ snie Of Valuable slaves and
NJ u1ifH ruorlltfY I vii, on Tuesday tho gath day OF
Gefnnr4 Ff. al the >inen Of Capt Robert L. Coleman
Bodttd proceed to sell all the Stock Crops
rnd Plantation tusa ul4a the whole Of the Household
Nohsn Iuaie. holanting the estate OF the late
Nls Ma. 4 teau. and IN the next day, "Wednesday the
9h, abt e tn Markrt House In the city Of Lynchburg
viii sell an IT TN Sleta belonging Ia said estate Ia
n number consisting ui ucn, women aud children, OF
Ii
Inc NeRuoa viii ro d ta cash the balance of the prop
ritY credit meus all Twenty dollars,
N & MANSON,
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DIE ID.

In January at Shelbyve, Ky, Dr. ARRAN " p. AL
LEN son of Col Sam'l V Allen formerly oil frlnse
Edward Dr. Allen was about As years OF age anu
was gentleman of very high professional attain
mcnts and much beloved by his numerous trieh's'
Mar Lexington, on Monday night of last week at
Lsii fasi o'clock, Mr. joins Con ,.af. Hged "oo''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-07

People are running mad ia Richmond about Mis-
Aroma Jones, theatre pdy.
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SputrnI American Trenty-Ibe Collins VI "a


WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-'l'he Senate 10 day. in
Executive session, re committed the Central
American treaty, which indicates its defeat.
The House Committee on Post Offices will re-.
mort in favor of the release Of Collins from his
contract to carry the mail + Liscrpptl, if any
body will buy his vessel anl take the contract
on the original term, :l9, 300 per Tip.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-07


The last rites have been paid To the remains
OF the victim OF the late Rou street tragedy
The body Of Dir. Harvey Burdel now tests in
Greenwood cemetery it has gone to the quiet Of
the grave, and the fresh sod encirclcs il; but
while il lies there so cold 80 still and silently
the act which reduced it from manly, vigorous
form 10 jgnoble clay, thrills tho public heart and
dwell, on every lip. Perhaps there hns beer no
TACT since the iendish deed was enacted TINT hns
81 fully eXemplih ii the intense public oXclte-
ment as the funeral yesterday. On Tuesday 1t
reported that the burial OF the deceased
would take place, and numerous persons, many
Il them women, gathered about the premises 81
Bond street waiting 10 see, or attend IT. Every
person who was seen coming out OF the house
WAS eagerly questioned rs to the hour of the tu
neral aud the place OF the burial. Nearly all day
they thus waited there. hot to no purpose. On
"Wednesday morning tho timo md place for tho
funeral services were announced in tho papers
and were consequently generally known.
Shortly after II NJ, yesterday, the hearse CON
tanning the corpse of Dr. Burdell moved slowly
away from No. 81 Bond street, towards Grace
church. \ portion Of the crowd, which had be-
gan Ia assemble there as carly rs uine o'clock in
the morning, followed it. The hcnrse moved
,loWly that the crowd soon took the lead. and
arrived nj tho church first. The church was
10 kea, the gates Of The iron railing IN front OF II
were locked and buried. This pat damper ON
the enthusiastic progress of the crowd; they
waited patiently, ho&ever, till the hcarse arrived
thinking then and with it they would get access
II the church. The hearse arrived, the iron bolts
tirw back, the gates getting moved upon Their
hinges. the crowd rushed al the gap, but all in
vain for some innocent booking men who were
Standing ins de the fence with brass stars npen
tAeir breasts, suddenly displayed their helligor-
ent powers. and drove back tho advancing col
umn. Not even the aIie-. with all their plead
ings, could obtain iugress An opening was
forced in the crowd and the corpse WIS conveyed
iatn the church. The church door was then
locked, the gates swung To, and the obnoxious
bolts sp.ung forward into their sockets. Tho IA e.
neral service was to commence at i. NJ. 1t was
chen twenty five minutes to |. III" crowd,
though evncng some d,plensure at being kept
oat of the church, and especially at being kept
out If the yard, manifested no desire or inten
ton Of leaving, but on the contrary 1t was every
moment becoming arg'r aud larger.
The epthets launched forth upon Mrs. Gun
nngham were 10y no means tiatcrlng to that
lady, though she ha n few friends thcre who
attempted 10 defend her, hut the sentiment and
pressure of the crowd was 50 strongly against
them that they soon gave it up and resigned
themselves to quiet.
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B Y 7 L l. + 4 r 4 p II !.
ArrisaIOGtlse Africa.

WV Iopk, Feb G-rhe Africa arrived here to-
a1r. The Swiss difficulty, though nominally set
It'd, will be referred to the Conference at Paris
Tue British, in chiua have taken the French Folly
t5tl aud again bomhnrde1 Canton.
Tho British fleet had captured the forts Mt BUS
ehlerc and ON .ho Island OF karr,ok, in the Persian
Cult
Il ia rumored that the Russians occupied Azirnhan
The principal commercial men Of the clies of
France have applied to the Emperor in hehnlfof the
French citizens who suffered at the deahuction of
Gfeytown by the Americans
Brcadstu(a duh. Consol5 a3}Gt93s.
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n G MANSON,
Id ldNtt2Ihh Exr ot Mary 4. Coleman


Thursday thu l2th day oi February 1851 In mont Of
H. naiuy Carriage Shop Main Street. large stock Of
Carriages RuckaNaya aud HuBRca consisting OF fine family
Carriages. RoekawayH Tor and horses fine top Bug
ps aud j. BuRgcs and Snlkeys and scve
raj aocond hand caragea nRpoa tho property Of Jno H.
aey taken satisfy anrry executions against said Bailey
Al who buy Carriages and BuRgies Ia the time.
feb J deodtlateh IL DuNNINGToN, :. G. L..
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N AfiIilIt

:, @Hharon, On the 10Th bee, by the Rev 5. Rhuly,
VIZ NM \. C.fHoN and Miss MfLyiSA urRy, all Q,
WAlhe. - ~ "
,, oa Wednesday evening January 18th 1851. by the
he1. hr. Garrett, Nj. j. Y. SnfpARo, OF Prince Ell
"7ia. to Miss MARINA \ SAlrn, of Cumberland
county, Na.
By the Rev. J. II {. Leach, D d, on the ltb inst
VI. J2HN JAWS Nus9N, Of Richmond, to Miss BErrlG
", daughter Of DR.. NJ. b. Allen. Of Prince Edward
county. Va
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citD auO &tItr aGalts.


-
rifD q u StGfC NHdlln
TnTronrAL CoSvENrIoN.-Somc DAYS ago We no.
,i.ed the proposed Convention iocosey If like tho
picbmond Convention it IS 10 be a flash in the nan
we are still inclined to regard in playful T,b,
a5 desire TO see II held either in Statnton or Vii
,;n,shurp-where,e ASYLUM Accommodations ave
iargest and cheapest BUTT it is to bea couveption
T.; earnest-ifit is determined To ,rsrb-dqterni,at
m me- we go for i, heart and hand soul and
boay.
adopting the cash system AMI HAT st cannot be
sa s,ficnty well with ,Ge qrs5;, pe,s
S5 to her interest not to ioia n,yeIe,, and
because some few othets lkuoui.e This ncn ,rs
fe1il they will lose subscribers and his.G ,tt,4 #
they attempt II ash business
.,arA will onpose the cal, s,s,,Ir y.,o.,.,ta,.
Rat III be Great mas. If State oal,er vail lon, !,
nressure will be brought to bear mon the Netron9l
"a, nress which il will not he aLIa +, ,nsi, ,,5 .,
1;h !, vii bc cl "a T., s,,,r,,,,I, " -, ,''' "
not ~ oII sang,,jne in ,r bos ~ saa;, ,1;
ressI,re take eject within ANY sI,rt tinc u g..
!. n,rrnrly in " S, aai
h I,d 10 seq the thu, ,,,,,,,,,t and han. ,h
:" e a,,i,,, VII Moo, - .,,ni ~ ''N
W. sholI re,.nr ia tl,is .,,i.,' -;
,r,paprp Uopr, In ia IN, o.a, If tho
pe,ersbu,q Erpr,,..
n. L,a5 Sr
r. ,.,,r i,,.lrs I,lo oe,,rt in hot,1fc tt Ii,
.,si,nctbnr,, ninIss accom- n,r ,rr''.,, acla,
l.r,ents ana 3rs,. a., ~ Co.., = MT IT, s,ll,,
htr,c,;,, al hi s,,,, ,,,, ~, ,,rr,.. ~ - al
mont cous5er,b1 bnt We are III ,ernirol f., Lo an,
DOM
p = ,di ;,.or. E., :, -, . ,,.,-. - L.,
,o, ,a, l,,, ,,a,, =, r'; 1l ,,,, e0'
:. 49,, ,, - s !'e''' III ''' '"''''s %
Wr,7f,rp f,,,,r warn, We, .li,,v ,,i.or.,le
Dnsyont,s Gem. Wa have r,.rofyca the j,,,v
ron frtbe l.;te6 st,,es rIo5l qt TI;s
,,
Tu,, c,, - sr,,, ,,,,,, ro,,v- ,rb. u,r-oboon or
tho Chin Lr;,,, fi,c ,,,t stt,}. in Canton nv
the Amcricans was nea e. u,hoo, fpea sem, But
,ye cave EN- beans
lin mark This Cor. a J. vprl,Lur., ocaIt And Lrne
us From F9n s SopI Sid ''' bsmocr,t oonbt
uo,as ,e ;n,,,g'S,, o . n,r, lac, seaa il; LIFE
.oaairoI ,,.f.rl,y d, r...-lu,i,.. co,.ijrn,,tior
.Iar..e noser(, ,1 H.. ~. r,,,rI suddenly dead
'n m''s s', mo- h. ont bs che
hon,sl oyehsu a,l J., al g, ,toaro,l ,f the retoa
toln Fx,p,nin,r This viii . ,,irisrone he discov
9 ,ho V,rt IT,
p,n,,inyi,.l n lilo c,r,,ss he ln,le5 a s,cthpsronp
T., tl 9alorts inst in time "a atcb these words :
.,i,,frt, ~ Ia 'o,,,,soI =, ;isse.,ion and saja ia
i,,;,I; - j., l,.ont 49, th,t rho V,n,,r, Un,,srl /
ora, 10 ~, and The ayf,l ,isi1ntian Of f.ar
ana 5isr,st lonL to tho Common conp,n &, -.
,bo, ,y ,.n,;,,s ar. kent iuviolaie and .p,si.sd
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steamer SUNK.

CNctNNAr1 Feb. 6.-rhrco more stcnmrrl have
sunk in the ohio at this place. The ice - rapidly
disappearing from the river.
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NEWTON n PATTON,
u Commission and Forwarding n"r"h""i.,

The anc Country Produce
a every description, md the purchase of oo' ff teir
t-f.r to Col NJ Pcyon Roanoke Il II r'yton. Esl,
Montgomery q " Met hosneY, ID, inteuurti Col T. J.
Ntululph Abemnrlo, Hon 1hp NJ Patton, luehmund
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l,TROTIuEHA WsllTEau EAD,
- DruNgi-is nd ApOt hec nr ics

NNNk
regular additions
largo completo assortment of Drugs Dye Stus OILS
Paints ,laHa Fancy Arclo#, Nc, to which they invite
tho attention OF nnYUra.
10 CurSIIN PHYSICIANS they offer the prompt filling Of
with reliable Drugs and pharWaecuteal prepaa
by themselves purchased from most
liable unrcfa prcoa that Will leave iniuccmon
of the State Any article hand furnished the shortest
ueiae. NM. A. S1RDTlIER,
Is WHITEHEAD
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AIGiR NANIEACTORH.-
InygN NJ KorpE


MAIN STHtFF, LTNoBDuHa, W.
IN this establishment VII 9vl h" touHd On St""i cum.
petc Cigars all kinds made Of the hR's ian
ported Tuiaeeos carcluf sricctd and manufactured an
the faslduu smokers and IL mai niat tor
establishment reputation ,ind To those
mandatory in the country.
ocBabc the manufacturer to offer ut all tunes mee
assortment he also keeps constantly large stock OF imported
Havana and German Cigars which viii be Sold al All All
o
The Of dealers Of city aud State IS si-
" solicited Of the Stock Ihc bFands ct tn
ani have tor been Sold the largo
Northern hoA have entered into successful cow
potion brands all kinds Of imported and domestic man
Orders part Of tn Union will lie promptly met
and entrr satisfaction guaranteed to purchasers.
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AH.,irs In washington Theatre
Burnt.

NAsulsGras, Eel. q.
SrNArr.-A resolution wos adopted cnqnirlng in-
10 the espcdency oil authorizing further explorations
Of la Plata river aud its lributatic7.
Both Houses were occupied in the consideration of
private bills.
Tho National Theatre in this city, was entirely dcs-
troyed by fire this afternoon.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS

~ W. PAGER, Atsornc, nj INV, a,""hb"'g.
IL Va ed his Office to the the Store
ri II tucker, opposite tho TANK Of Virginia
Inn al
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TnE CnY Is SIilL my CoME--The Nar-Whoop Of
the Chinese daring the recent attack in Canton by
the Americans, was pea ewhoop fPea SOUP But
we gave en- beaHs?
jim mark this for aI.yuehbufs Local. And bring
MS Foxs book OF Martyrs
From South Side Democrat 0onhl
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DlNsMonE's GrlpE--We have received the jan'y
number of niasmorts Railroad aud Steam Naeiga-
ton Guide for the United States Canada, eet- This
valuable publication is corrected onfhly, AID is IN
dis pen sable to the trarellrr.
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- 1e''s. leaving Witc ana one chtld to mourn Lis
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Died near Liberty, on Friday morning @,nuuy
2]d 1897, about o'clock of Scarlet teFer
CarNp, youngest daughter of John U. ana N",H ~
Hopkins in the sth year of heT age "''e' ''' ~
ness Of only n few DAYS.
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II Nowlu, THIS day dasolvodby act of Limitation All
tcfsuus having claims against the requested
them for aud all persons indebted TO
trutstrd forward aud make payment without delay
BENZ II. NoWtlN. y Z.
j. H. a H. II Nowlin.
ian ) diets Dec. 81, 1896
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SCHOOL SEVEN MILES FROM sNNGH-
y RG The undrrsig ncd will open n school her
rs residence miles from Lyuchburg the yuchburg
Campb Courthouse Turnpike, the LIST Of February
rtcuar attention shall be padto all her charge
discipline will be maintained while undue restraint
will be imposed.
TERMS.
Lower English per session of i've months $40 90
Higher English Il 80
Latin and French " Is 90
Music and II Sc Piano Is 20
Needle Work 500
Board dncluding washing fuel and lights - month
As to her qualifications she will refer you Rev Jno G.
blackwell President of the Buckingham +. O. Institute,
and Arnaud Preot Professors at the above
named place PAY No deduction except In
cases of proraced illness Address Lynchhurg, Va
BE1lIE T. NlENfNS
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SuocRrxG AFFRAy Is ALEXANDRIA, Nt.-on Tues
= day morning. abou, O'Clock, John T Edd shot Jas
WEIGH in the head, inhictng, iii supposed, i"lal
wound Ed had demonstrated with WEIGH Tor some
dsorierly conduct when he insulted nm; Inc OIL
the hall enfrri'-o his head. Wech's brother was
Killed three years ago in circu, ARRAY in A l
dra. Both Of the parties had Just returned from .n
fire where Edd had saved chiIds lfe ana bot" were
under the influence Of liquor.
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Nrc<oNksE n 60,
lvU Ni,ol,suI, md kc In ~ 4. ROGERS,

COMMISSION foRW ABIDING MERCHANTS, aud
mann neturcra Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
old stand at Mccoikc& Jones MNS Stufrf LYNCH
itu "a. rive particular attention heqnl. at tol H..
WHEAT. cons, MACON, LARD ~ fll'li 40 Liberal
will bo made all o"ngnmonts whom required
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Tlf1 fH9V11f1T az WdfiIH : u dF1FaHEf-
uEua.I. ~ WluBDGuuE FAD,


sale Tobacco, Flour other
IfNtnnnHu VA having formed atnunfnetsif tor the
at doing general Commission hdsnrs viii give their
unit Ulol attention all rouHiRumeuH undo to them
unro tho Stoo uf Googe u DAVIS aud noNt door Ia A.
- Ru,ker EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
lm. "a, l-5I. THOMAS q. NIL.
Eelcr Capt Jno NJ otoy. Cashier lhnk "t Va q - Ia
Wis Iuu 7 DAVIS -. Saml NJ tinltud, Amhutu Mayo
Cal,pl Nelson G. Mitchell Cashier Merchants Hank.
Iu1,I LII. Ii
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formed Copa tnerahp under the ay and Arm of Now
u Alexander. for the purpose of doing general Grocery
Commission business the Old stand of j. u, u. III
NoNn where They Will keep constantly on hand assomcnts
Groccos OF description, aud solcit call from their
uiondH and tho public generally.
BENJ. II EoWLIN,
a. ALEXANDER.
i'm ~ ola Jim. |, lha7
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sn,r Of Valuable '.a~a nc"r

INNrHBuHG "A Trustee In deed from George PEREZ.
tho duly recorded In the Clerks Ofcs
Cnmpbnl county, shall Saturday The 9Th day Of Feb
t2ocuek of that day proceed to sell tho
the highest bidder. credit of 2, and Ii
months thu Tract at Land thereby conveyed lying opos
the county Campbell about four miles from
the city of IynchhurR containing about 2o2 acres adj lining
lands of h. ID Christian r e. Jennng NJ langhorne and
ohnrs truly Valuable being mostly in woods and
excellent Tobacco land All persons wishing 10 purchase arc
Invited To view thu auL will also sell Mt the e
aud place aud npon oedt all tho right, title and inter
tho said GtuF Pore val it, In the Dover Estate of hia
muthrr Margaret rrrrSnl In owing TO good
oaaso the nhuve sale =ln not ake place at the time
parr above mentioned Al take place in front Of the Mar
k.l House the LynebhurR the Saturday follow
wit thu lh day n February next Mt II o'clock
tho tc the property IL deemed unqueaiionable but
petng trustee aha convey such unly is conveyed by
said decd WM. 4. YANCEY,
Iui II deodt5feh Trustee
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We Call attention TO the poetry Oh the outside o
to-day paper.
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n IMPORTERS AMI III AIMS IN
lRpN AND STEEL,
~ nnllinghrouk Street, r"totabmR Via ia.
I q \ large assortment always on hand.
o. orders respectfully solicited and promptly attended to
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~ mud conveyed 10 Mr Wm hahop The inieost e John
Isu the irnau. Furniture rood will A. ni the
AMERICAN HOTEL aud solicit continuance Of the l"al
PA ranar 81 the hicnda bonlt al thu
prt ptctor WN II JOHNSON.
Committee al J Hronn.
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yuyONkA BEANS.-lO0 ID prime Tonka Beans d sale
II by STROTHER X WHITEHEAD.
Successors to u, Il. Lyman
Also Tobacco Flavor continually on hand June 5eis
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w MISSION MERCHANT AND SrECIAi.AGENTs
tho sale of MANIfFACTURED TOBACCO. Stores No
and % Grayler of Tchapouas street, N'w Or
lsep GdSely+
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WEATHER foggy, warm, wet, Shiny, miserable.
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Y LABoRER WoRra ms HlRE.-To the Local of the
Petersburg Erpress:
Dear, hsad SIR:
Fer your invaluable efforts in behalf of the Ladies
of Lynchborg please accopt our grateful acknowl-
cdgements and draw GA us tor , cents The sudden
abstraction OF this may cmbarrass the establish
ment considerably, bnt We are determined to be out
of debt.
z. S.-Adi interest for extra smartness, and don
cay You don't waut to ruin HE concern.
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friends and the public generally Tor tho liberal pat
rungc hosow ed the old concern Of j. H. IL Nowlin
and solicit continuance to tie new concern.
ia BENJ. II. NDWlIN.
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NEoNEs WANTED.-a-,hcyc nr has expired

NEoNEs NANrED.-astheycn r has expired
w We waui Was respectfully those of our Gust an
ers "e>o accounts still unsettled very any.
t'us l. collect all Of our the end
Please call ani Nc will take great pleasure reccptng Your
accounts Very respectfully yours.
j1a outs MATTHIAS n co.
Ron ANfEs.-ne opened 10 -Iny u good n.-
sofiu, ut II superior Iron Axes T. suit.
able fi horse Wagons, for
BuggNs Persons desing such goods III please call
tah3ts SIMPSON & BRo'S
hHsSUp.e EhON.-Ehc Arm OF ~. -. White
r. Brother ,lissalN ed the Isl mutual
consent Those ind hte 10 the
qucsed To settle their important thai III.
only IN closing up the same. II. ;. WilrTEMoKE,
Jan. Il, 10 < \. VIA rlENoRE
NEW CONCERN nndcrsi gned have
" formed Copanrship under the style Irm Whit.
iWufe Jos for ic purpose of manufacturing aud selling
Agricultural Tools Of every description nj te old
Whttomore 4 Bro aud sol II call from th,r friends
the puii, generally. G. \. WHIrrEMORE
Jan. |, 1854 L. JOSl.lN.
take this ccasan thanks my friends
aud lie public for the very hherl patronage heretofore
ii 10 the cd concern and respectfully recommend them
the neN concern OF NhtteaoIo y JOHN.
jan It's II. 5. WHTTEAoRE
6tIOVER sEED.-iOO Bushels prime Clover
" seed for sale by TlIoS BRANCH q SONS
jan lot Petersburg
SroCKS for snic.-Niraiuiu d per .rns Bonds
- Registered aud Coupons CITY OF LynchnnrE Bonds
dprsel by Va 81 Tenn. Il X. Company, Mervhanfs Bank
Stock, in sums to suit purchasers uns the country
promptly attended PETERS, SPENCk co
nov Il Is