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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-31
his way to the North The above reward will be
paid ii delivered at my factory.
RO e CHRISTIANS.

From his infancy up to the hour of his escape,
not breath of FREQ air had he ever been permit.
cd to breathe. lie first owned by Mrs. Caro-
line johnson, "stingy widow, the owner of about
fifty slaves and member of Dr. Plumbers 8
church" At her death che wiled Elijah to her
son, Major johnson, who is in the United States,
service. Elijah spoke Of him favorable
man." but added, "Id rather be free. | believe
| can treat myself better than he can.or anybody
else" For the last nineteen years he had been
| hired out, sometimes as waiter, sometimes IN a
tobacco factory, and for five years in the coal
mines.
/ AT the mines he was treated very brutaly but
at Cornelius Halls tobacco factory, the suffering
he had to endure seems almost Incredible. The
poor fellow with scars upon his person, and the un
mistakabse earnestness in his manner only need to
be to satisfy the most credulous of the truth
fulness of his story. For refusing to be ogged, one
time at Halls factory, the in rage took
a hickory club and laid bis head open on each side
Overpowered and wounded, he was stripped naked
and compelled to receive three hundred tdshes, by
which he was literally excoriated from head to
foot. Fer six months afterwards he was laid up
! Last year be was hired out for one hundred and
eighty dollars, out OF which he received but f7e
dollars. This year he brought ono hundred and
ninety dollars up to the time he escap-
ed he had received two dollars, and the prom
ise of moro at Christmas" Left brothers and
sisters, all ignorant of his schemes of escape
The following pass, brought away by Elijah,
speaks for ITSELF, and will doubtless be interesting
to some of your readers who are ignorant of our
Republican usages in the Land of the Free"
Pine 1pplc Factory.
RIcnMcxD July 4d 1867.
Permit the Bearer Elijah to pass to and from
my FACTORY, to Fredrick Williams,
In the Nullie.
for one month, until II o'clock at night.
BY A. B. Well,
X. j. CHRISTIAN.
No IS. Emanuel 7. White. Emanuel is TWEEN
tyfye years Of age, sevcn-eightS white blood, me
dum size, and q very smart and lively looking
piece of property, generally. lie had the good
fortune to escape from Edward H. Hubert a
ship.timber merchant of Norfolk, Va. Under
IIubberts yoke he had served only five years hav-
ing been bought by him from certain Aldridge
Mandrey who was described very cruel man,
and would "Ather fight than eat"
Il have lcks that will carry me to my grave,
and will be there til the flesh rots off my bones {"
said Emanuel, adding that his master was
devil" though member of the Reformed Meth |
odst Church. II: you said you were sick he
would whip it out Of YOU" From him one time
he fed, and gone two months, but cap
tured at williamsburg Va, and carried home
He was afterwards sold to Mr.. Grigway of Nor.
folk with him Mr. G. pretty well suited but
his wife uot-he had too much white blood
in him" for her. Grigway and his wife were mem
bers.. of the Episcopal Church.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-31
Ibe Antt- 5laperp Buole.
COMPENSATED EMANCIPATION.
A SPEECH BY GERRIT SMITH.

In the National Compensation Contention; held
in Cleveland, Ohio, august 25M, 2GM and 27h,
1857.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-31

VINO ARE THF AMALGAMATIoNIsTs f--By the last
U. s. Census, the proportion of Mulattoes in the
several States mentioned below is as follows:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-10-31
Sceim9umerm.

Ter ,.Nr,e0cr" ertat icScn Mttmrh uns Sont1Na MnS
,pire tcn Mtrnnntt nS SouS Nctra Ter tatIkri@c
80 neentS tctrI0t Neicr not Gmrone ccr Crn
9t nr cnt ,prbrn n,f sluSndrtiec NItrnncnten fecn
cen crao 6trau5e tVr Spr 675) aclAl cinSurn'
tcn g'riefc unt MlitejrnNcu ncrtcn iranf ertc,cn.
Nu;cNcn %cfannnan3cn ocr 9r' Wcretn unr rNnecn
gtbinonatu auiacMrmmr Gunnlac Gnriifur0 rce Saua5
90 clrn mcuiacr bitten cncn aunre 40 GS NrcmolNc
G,rduua r cSrs mcitcrc Nat 2ESS.; ir cinr
Nruo 50 40 fir re rNoc $a 90 trci Nfcnott $500 lr
cs cuos Hn,,iatn ncren Ycblltnpmlria he
rhnct tiertci sic r NtcnMcntn bcrnS Stttir
Oro Mn;cian tiS tr cS abentCn Sa9cS.
Sem bic 3ciilMa cridcin cinlciNMbt Mtrbcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-10-31

The German RICHMOND ADVERTISERS,
B. HAssEI.. Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every wednesday and Saturday. at
So per Aunum, payable IN advance. Terms for
Advertisements reasonable.
OFF; ;G 1914. BROAD STREET.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26
ln.ere.,,ny nom Washington.

" ASIitNGraN. March II 1897.
fortwo hours previous Ia the meeting of the
Cabinet this morning the President overrun
by the friends of the various candidates for Of
tee from New \ rk. The fight has been Il des
peraie Que. At ten o'clock. the hour for the
Cabinet meeting they all departed from til" White
House. aud then commenced speeulailons and
fumors of every description. About every hour
same one would come in at Wiard's, direct from
the " bite House. and inform the crowd that
Judge Parker. Of Albany, had been appointed
Collector; then another that Schell WIS the lucky
nun; and still another that Butterworlh was the
man. 50 that the most intense excitement WIS
kept up until the Cabinet adjourned, ut four a.
clock. after II session of six hours. Then was
disspaed all the stories of the last five hours
Tho Cabinet did have theNew York appoint
ments under discus sion, and,thcy allege, without
coming to any determination.
Governor Grarv had an interview OF an hour
with the Cabinet this afternoon. lie gave the
President full statement Of matters from the
tmr he went there until he left the ferrtory.-
lie presents u pretty dark picture Of the state ot
affairs ut the present time. The administration
are a good deal puzzled 10 know what to do
Rohett J. Walker is not here, aud understand
he las been telegrnphed 10, to know whether he
will take the Gosereorship.
1t i, rumored that in con sequence OF the con
tnued i'll health of Mr.. Applcton,he contemp'a,es
retifng At an early dav from the editorial char
of the Union in which event II Is probable that
the paper will cease to be the organ OF tho nd
ministrution.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

The Philadelphia correspondent OF the Ba'i'-
marc American, writing Monday, notices u start
ling occurrence ut the Opera House there as ie'.
low:
\ tragedy, appalling from its suddenn'ss' oe-
Cured during tho performance OF Linda Oh Inn
mnunix. at the Academy of Music, ON Saturday
evening One Of the female chorsters. an ltal.
ian woman of considerable embonPoinf, was oh
served by several persons on the stage I" lean
against If the wing pieces, in the attitude "i
II sick person. Assistance was immediately rem
dered and qnietly.hat She was led OFT the stage
without any oi the audience observing il. She
WIS taken To the green room, but died before
reaching it. The incident was certainly enough
10 shake the nerves OF "A set of fashionable people
or II troupe of Italian musicians, or oven OF u
th atre manager 1t did nothing of tho kind in
this ease, however, for the comedy proceeded
~ quietly if the tragedy had not occurred; ana
the giddy mime of life went on, while one ct tho
actor, made her exit into the presence oi the
Eternal The deceased singer was subject 10
disen~r uf the heart.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26
StEHOrslIRN wrsngEEgGs0,
~ Druugisi- mud Apo,hrcuric.,

HANk SOU Attt, IL N,HuHHa, a,
Have on aud AMI will continue receive tro additions
a., large and complete assortment OF Drugs I've stuff oils
Paints Glaas Fancy Ateoa, sc. which they invite
the HttrntIHu Of
To COUNTY, PHYSICIANS they offer the prompt filling o
'hcrprd5H with rrale burs mud Pharmaceutical IfrFmp
lions manufactured 10y Themselves hasod ron most
Hattie prices that will leave atnueorui out
of IT." State article on hand fanishr ut The ahalteh
notice M \ SIROillER,
hub4t4 = WHITEHEAD
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1haAH Mlu1tllEAp.
7T7FffI8 IT TFITTTfHI
HILL. ~ NIEEEHsIND.
v ...pn Merchants,

For the sale Tobacco Hour aud other Country Produce,
lNNCnnrEo "a hsNna formed eoparnershp Tor the pnr
pose ot dsin roucr Commission Baanoss viii thor
undivided attention 10 all eonsil mado 10 them
ufre ia be Storr George u navs aud nest daar To A.
II Rutkrf EDGAR WlllTEltEAp
Jan L.. III THOMAS O. Hlila
Refer to Cant Jro NJ otey Casier Hank ct Va G Il Pa
Wis Jne I nt,tSv -, stml NJ. 6arlaa, Amherst Mayo
Cahcll Nsl.an, Il G. Mitchell Cashier Merchants Bank
ian IN xpfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

JOUN 2 ITANkINsI Ifnp1IpNlfI
This Eouae long Union Hotel has recently
been thoroughly repaired ah "en for tho reception Of
transient aud dN hnart3 The locanr Is Of the most
delightful in tho ov. and sirhuEcrs visiting Lyuehnfg VIII
hnd the tA Hotel in department airy and eeml1r
table HOUSE Ivory attention VIII he paid 10 Guests caoua
tod to- reader thrp comfortable aud happy this establish
mont fha subscriber 4eefully soes sh1re II puhr
patronage JOHN T.. hANklNS
b=seeeral families can be furnished with hns airy
rooms ma accommodating terms I IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

WING AND ANGmCAY MsE1yG IL NELSON IA
meeting of the Wing aad American party. at the Z
II. or Nelson county, on March court day, 1851,
Gen. W. :. Lowing called to ihe Chair an!
capt s C. SneaB appointed Secretary. Tie o'iess
Of the meeting being explained, the t5llowin 'fso-
lations adopted
les ,lyed, Thai the Wig and Amer, an p9rty of
this county should be represented il Convention of
delegates Of this Senatorial District Il meet at NeW
Market in said county, ON "Wednesday the 18th inst,
tor the purpose Of NOMINATING a suitable candidate
for election "a the Senate of Virginia.
Resolved, That this meeiaz aill forthwith appoint
delegates Ia said Convert ss. Whereapon the fol
lowing persons were appointed, FIVE from each Mag
i-terial district.
We omit ne names, the time FOR the meeting
of the Convention has passed-Eps
Resolved, That the same persons be appointed del
egate> represent the Wing aHd American marty Of
this county in any Convention which may assemble
nominate suitable candidate ofthe parties aforesaid
to represent this Congressional district ia the Con-
gress of the United Staes
Resolved, That the Wings and Americans be re-
quested TO meet Mt April court next TO nominate
candidate TO represent this county in the Legs-
lature Of Virginia.
Resolved, That this meeting highly approve the
ability and fidelity Of the course of conduct Of our
late representatives. MeSsrs. Wm. ". Cabe aud Iso
X. Irving, and regret that they find it incompatible
with their interest TO serve us such any longer
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the hynchburg Eirgnian Bedford Sen
tinel and Charlottesville Advocate.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were add
ded to the list Of delegates
The meeting then adjourned
wv. 5. LOVING, Ch'mn.
: C. SyFtD Spr'ty
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LATEST y EMS.
Arrival Of the Anica-Thrce Days Later from

Europe
Ngw YoR1 March 2i.--The steamer Africa has
arrived with Liverpool dates to March 7th, being ,
days liter than previous advices.
Parliament is to lac dissolved in May. duty of
Is 5d tea and sugar mad passed for the year end
ing April 9TH, ls5a.
The henfrhtte conference had met AT Paris.
\ treaty OF Conference has been signed between
Persia and the t. states.
Accounts from China mention that the Chinese had
seized The British Opium depot.
MARKETS.
Cotton closed quiet but steady, and the market
generally is unchanged Fair tpands have advance
ed - sales Of the week $4,000 bales. Sales to
spectators 400 baes and fort export 5,ooo bales
Sales on Friday 5,oo0 bales, OF which spectators
took leee
The Manchester nd,ees are uniayorahe, though
prices are generally unchanged
Stock OF Liverpool 21l 900 hales. including 23l,-
600 balrs American cotton. The market is general
" firm and unchanged. The quotations rs fol-
lows-Far Orleaus SIS mlddling I; fair Mobile
s. middlins (; hir pland : mtidliug 9-lG.
Breadstufis are very duh, and prices have down
ward tendency. TIE weather Las heea favorable for
the crops.
Wbeat has declining tendency. White has dc
clinel 3D.. sales 1t IS oda9s I'd Red is also Sd
lower. sales at : 9anss Gl.
Corn has declined-White Cd lower. Sales 1t 35s
a3is 6d. Yellow Is also Cd lower. sales at 3Js 6da
BIS Mixed st iower. with sales ut 33sl33s I'd.
Flour Is very duh aud quotations only nominal
Western canal unchanged, 2'a3ls; southern 3ea3ls;
ProIate-Rosia is steady. Sales Is I'd for com-
mon; A'nber ssal5s. : SPIRITS u2rpeutue s2saf3s;
crude losalos I'll, Rise is stead. sales in bond at
3 lsa23s.
proyisious-Itrl Is buoyant. salts were making
MoSeY MAnxrr-Tdc market has been slightly
more stringent. Consols for money 80 3-s.
Metals-ron is quiet at 6rmer rates.
II plSrArcH.
M. n H.. 4, ;.C
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26
Gitp aaU state Andlrs.

E,aroRlAl-Messrs. J. ". syne, Of the Raleigh
Rsgi.fe,. and J. {. Caldwell Of the Wythe,ile TEE
arSDa are on a visit 10 this city-both talented menu
bers of the fraternity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

GoyE TO EeaoPE.--Anong the passengers OF the
Hermann, winch sailed from New York Tor South
ampton last Saturday was T. kohn OF this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

IA w. PAGE, A,ioruc, nt INV. bNnci,bnrx,
Va bas rcmuN cd his plcc to the the store
OF \ Il Rnrker opposite the Hank ri Virginia
jan dAelV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

DEATH OF lIoLDrS RHODES Esq.-This distinguish
ed counsellor died at his residence in Chesterfield
county, on Saturday, al advanced age. lie vas
universally respected for his talents as a member of
the bar, and enjoyed the esteem of large circle of
friends and acquaintances.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

ADDRESS The Rev. Mr.. Grocker Of The Methodist
Protestant Church, VIII deliver temperance address
in Temperance Hall ra-Niear, Al the asual hour
The public are invited to attend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

seE advertisement ia another co'amn OF postpone
ment of book sales.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26
NucSoHKIE n 90,
WI Whoir.pI, aud ISctnt Al ssrorsps,

COMMISSION A fpRW ABIDING MERCHANTS. aud
mnuutat tuners at SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
at She I'D Stani o MotarkieN lone MAN S1Rfrf LYNCH
NINA NtNl give particular attention 10 tho sale Of III our,
WHEAT corn HAcpN. LARD, Rrfrtk Nc. Liberal
advances will he made On all consRnmeats, when required
ian asi4
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SALES BY AUCTION.
El1CltRl. DAYS


Church street. doors above the residence OF Mr.
1ehn Williams aud opposite that of Mr. VIM r Anderson
contains including the garrett aud from
laealt, desirable residence tor engaged In
any portion OF the ety below Church st The
sna lac surpassed In proinetvencss and
the We'll every particular Ia elnd to any in the communl
~ spacr # ground hoeen the house aud adjoining
tenement sufficient another house size
ha property sold privately before the 9Th of April
n) Will that day, sell Il at auction To III" high
bidder ANY persons wishing 10 purchase will make ap
peatau Lacy, ESQ who Ia authorized 10 sell
~, a., ,l,ts ICuOI,a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26
4 sTeN VI. TissltI.l


VIII continue to practice In the Counties 81 Amherst bedford
Campbell aud tho CITY et iFurhhurF
once in Morris Buidng nearly opposite The office ofhc
"Nhgmlnn lneN ats
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= MILLINERY AND FANCY
- fsuDD-.,

w. respectfully ceu the attention of AMI
treu.l4 10 our LARGE AND ELL ASSORTED STOCK
or SPRING GOODS, which ar now receiving Il ON New
9urh. where hay" selected te with Rroat from the
eNiuuahi -mcuts. ani tor Sgif aud boiHY
feel aired cannot he surpassed n this or any other market
stock consists in BDNkEfS, GIISEAS y, IEGHbRN
FIAIs. RI rLASD BLOOMEGS. IIHRoNS. FLOW ERSI
i.AGE GOODS. DRESS CAPS MOiINIR CAPS aud COZ
oIRNAMENTS. WHITE WAN BEADS, back aud front
HAIR EEAIDS and elegant lot Of MANriIIAS, At all
The above Cuud- price suit those who
purchase Bonnie aud Fat beachrd and repair
short nut TN opening day, hich
will ON Thursday next, Goth will be prepared 10 show
mud largest variety of Bannets and Mantas
have presented Ia tins market.
All The country sill be promptly attended 10,
good IT the individual was present Please
favor call before purchase and feel assured
yourselyes both price and quality
mar J. MATTHIAS a GO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

u. GEEGOEA 4 co.
IYNeHpruG VA
THNiE Undersigned have associated thenscy,a under no
above style aud having purchased tho Stock Of ID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26
by BRYAN AKERS. Auot'r.

MAILS At AuGTloN.-u viii sell u the Nnr
" ket House. saturday morning (Hto about forty kfgs
Nails we'll assorted to close consignment The sal" WI be
inade without limit HRNAS AKERS.
mar - Il Auc'r
SLAVES AlGCBON.-Wr will sell - pub
~ lie auction In trainnsburg Monday the 18Th DAY OF
Apfl neN Two NoHto Men aud Negro Woman and Child
One IT the Ia Young aud valuable farm hand
the Woman h about 70 years OF
Cash will ho required ornogetaha notes nj 10 days Inter
est added, with good endorsors WM. SMITH,
JNp. J. WADE,
u am hp Irustrca
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

shlcherina's Celebrated Piano oIi.-,
va I'LL all the late improvements together With other
strd nHtfnnunts. such a, Nptn- GuHrs, Flutes, hi
uions Also tunl assortment Of Sheet Music
thu Hiann Guitar, aud all arr musH al Instruments general
ly u'r in This country Al thosr Wishing IA purchase viii do
well to call Hd fr Themselves before purchasing
olsrwhefr
The undersigned every dry and sl.n
nble Mutc tn latest aud must fashionable publication.
". T. GiEt.SE a cos.
Musc saloon, Main street posite Citizen. Savings Bank
aud few duos above NotgcI House. LFuehhurE, Va
farJ
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s0. NJ. ~ SNusBr TSHEE.
~ Ganlnisaion Merchants,

I}NCHBuHd. Va,
or their services the planters and the public generally
the safe at Tobacco Wlesi Flo aud other produce They
are that experience of 10 10 ~ Year will enable them
t. general snufelen Their Office IA Younger ~
SMITH doors from ihe tho iauka which enables them
pay the Planters Tor lheir robaceo without delay
JNO II. / SANL 1NREE.
f,l,4 Ng1v
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

VA - pied by lhrn riley viii ICfc>
sstag T., a 1,,}r, TIM ,,nk,. s,gi' ,--fi 'Nf.4s
.4 a" f,l'. IN hn stock a. 4a4
will maEe the commanding this he
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ga,ssDW aiiE uIsaSESs


u above style andln,ipR purchased the STOCK Of D.
gIimDW.nI3 uTsaNESs
<---s-s-.~z-> in the Iloust la.ely occu-
N~41.se4.57s pied by them rlcy Wi, II fa..y-
.-.9stLz. in q -hort time. make such -
f-S4.yasss aliitous 10 th"r stock a. 4.4-4ila lf
win mate il III" nos commanding IN This section eli she
Eossr,.N GO0p-,
AmEKsCt, uANITscT,HHns,
aud hope Ia roan the ifae and reputation winch the ase
lI customers Of the Giousc well the
gGngra,g MSg' fararr- Mefhagi' oGlfee,o md
tiles will cnalc rs to sell as ow AS any other llousa
JNo r WHALING,
L. 4 WILLS
ry,uE undersigned inwlhdrawng the busIues.so long
N conducted bythrm ia this city, make fhrr grated
Acknowledgements the public fo the liberal patronage betow
succeeded by gentlemen Of the rrtcs integrity OF business
experience and clpacy-whom they may confidently AMI
daily recommend to Their late patrons firm ith which it
viii be md pleasant have transactions the
membcrs Mr Whaling las been for Sumo time our principal
sail suan. and Is entirely familiar with the trade
Wcwl be found at "n old stand prepared to close up our
against u- 10 come forward and settle.
feb qdAefs J. D. GREGORY 4 90
cTEw BOOH,b by yirGininn.-AT"l of sn-
mar otfs Rep copy PAYNE n CHRISTIAN
A,vYTE-EOR SPRING AND SIMMER Is57.
our stock If Spring Summer Goods wit Elegance II
Styles Durability of MHe'i a and Eeenemy IN prices The
rruuts house ir keeping superior Goo is SO well
established oerssary to say more HH point
We would call 10 the following articles as comprising
Owe over i isarI All. for Spring. Eureka Style
SUPER Dress Goats Bia k aod Dl'e'
sufgr Black Frock coat'.
Snse breasted coat. all colors
business caas.tn -nit' Tor spring,
New sl}Ir spuag aud Summer Vests
EEra FAC, l'.aeA Poe SKIN ian's
Y,ut}s. Cashmere suls
children, suits, new st,e from to To year'od.
Alpaca queens Cloth Barpoor Casmaret. Frocl Coats
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, OF welt. 4 HYDE 80 the

" Hotel business this day Dissolved by mutual
1hr dobts viii be assumed by tho remaining
pafiner, Geo NJ Wells GEO WELLS,
lynehhurE, Mar. II. 1857 W II I. HYDE.
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NINSIDN MD lUTIN AkNINti MERCHANTS. ANIS
DEALERS IN GuAko AND AGRICULTURAL lMpLE
MENIH. PEftHsnuidi NA--frodnce consignmons solicited
which will the personal attention of the Reo
10 John NJ Otcy, Dr James saunders tam Miller Ambrose
kuckc Ly cbburg Thomas allnre, Hon John May Pau
\ Mcliwnnp VIM = Joyn.s, pctcrsburR Warvck 4 farks
tale llaNgti ~ Co. Richmond THOMAS BRANCH
JAS u. BRANCH,
iypGdtefs JNO. Z. BRANCH.
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- ror Beached Cloths the old prce. Also an extensive
so-,nent NJ Spring and Summer Calico. Call and look
~, imar 10 "a JOHN ABRAHAMS.
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EEESRs D.If.99b, Auorn., s.au. win
attend All the Counts ut the city at Iyu,hhHtR. TIA,
counties at Amherst, AFHanauox bedford and Campbell
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a W.nsLLNAN& 90.

eGs 30 iron, ~, New xorl
Agents for the Sale 81 VIRGINIA MANIFAcruKtD
TOnACCo Liuora al nnccs made on tonniEnments.
sop l3dAelN
NNTsrr.a. HtNHrN~ n co. sscnrrni toIr-
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENT
t"r the stle ut MNNtfAGIl' NEb TOBACCO Stores No.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

ArpoINvN4ST.-Thos i. Dewitt, Tie valuable and
efficient Clerk ia the Second Auditors office, has been
appointed Secretary Of the Board OF Public Works,
vice VIM X. Bgiukard, vrsigned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

~ NIL, being permanent located a the Magnolia House,
Bristol Tcun would respectfully inform those interested
he VIII attend personally to license for all who
wish form Matrimonial Alliance, and will have them
ready that the may he performed Immediately their
In Bristol Address your letters giving the OF
the parties enclosing IS, to John Ill., Esq Magnoilnia
House, Bristol, Tenn. tmar "a dtlapl