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IhC Inauguration.

The Inauguration passed off to-day in the most
agreeable manner in every respect The ar
engagements ON to have been eyceently made,
and the vast concourse were accommodated to
the utmost possible extent. About half past one
Mr. Buchanan delivered his inaugural address
from the Eastern portco, and took the oath of
office at the hands of Chief Justice fancy. He
seemed To ba in excellent health and vlgor. This
part of the ceremony was but a panto mime t"
most of the vast multitude. it being impossible
to catch more than word or two occa ionally.
at the distance we stood Mr.. buchanan read
his address from the manuscript; from which we
infer that he had not given it to the press. Nor
have we up to this time been able to obtain copy
Those who were nearer than we, frequently
appauded it during its delivery. This is the
only Indication of its spirit and sentiment that
we have as yet had
The srlay of military grand; and alto
gethcr the process N was the most splendid pa
gpant we ever bched President Pierce rode by
the side of Mr.. Buchanan in an open carriage
and sat with him on the PLATFORM df'a
Nfuytnf{
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Geographic despatch, dated at Chicago on
Monday last says:
The most disastrous fire that has occurred hero
for n long time, broke out this morning in tho
building at The corner of Water and State streets
occupied by Dix, Sinclair x Harris, Wholesale
grooers; loss $4,000. insured for $1,000. Tho
following were also DESTROYED:
Hubbard Il Co, furnishing goods loss Sl2.-
ooo, insured for $4,000 Hale X Co., chair fac
tory, loss 5000 no insurance: ruttlc, Hub
bard Il Co.. wholesale hardware. whole stock
destroyed, loss SliO,00o, insured for Sl2O,0O0;
Jewett n Roam, stove dealers, loss S5O,OOo in.
sured for $4,000: Norton X Co, Wholesale gro-
GERS, one third of their stock damaged by water.
The block was owned by John Z. Atwator. Of
Cincinnati. Mrs. Conveys boarding house was
also destroyed; loss $4,000 over tho insurance.
Mr.. o'Neil. liquor dealer. lost tho whole of
his stock. valued at $50, 600. on which there is
no insurance The American House dam
aged about $50. 900
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The st. Louis Leudtr of the 25ih ult., has the
following:
Within the past few days, it has leaked out
that two brothers named Cyrus and Walter A.
True, have succeeded in deirauding certain hou-
So. on Main street, Of sums yariously stated MS
heng in the aggregate from 5000 $4,000. Tho
transactions were effected by selling forged bills
of exchange on Eastern cities. The brothers
seem TO have organized a regular system of bu-
>ncss, one operating in New York md the other
in Memphis simultaneously. Subsequently bav-
ing done all they could in these places. they did
ST Louis the honor of paying her visit, with
what success the above records show. Walter
was in the city on Tuesday the l7th instant. on
lie morning of which day he was fined 500 by
the Recorder for dieordeily conduct on the night
previous.
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Extensive Kobbcrics.-A Gang Of Thieves BrO-
LCu


The Pttsburg Chronicle states that for coup
10 ct years back m organized gang OF thieves
have been engaged in committing depredaiions
on property shipped on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago railroad, who during the past year,
have succeeded in carrying off goods to the a
mount of fifty or sixty thousand dollars. few
nights ago, however, the police succeeded In mr.
resting no less than nineteen members of tho
gang. Tho Chronicle says
Their headquarters were formerly at Louden.
VILE but latterly at Orvillc. at which point they
arrested seven of the gang, besides three at
Wooster. six ut Bucyrus. and two atsCanton. nil
of whom placed in prison Mt various points
along the line of the road. Some of the thieves.
we learn, were in tho employ of the road, aud
others were connected with the telegraph. In
the possession Of each and every member of the
gang yet in custody. stolen property has been
found. and ample justice will now be meted out
TO them for their misdeeds. Others of the gang
for il was an extensive one, extending nlong
nearly tho whole limo of the road-are yet at
large, but sooner or later justice will overtako
them. The bridge Mt Loudenville, which was de-
stroved by fire some months ago, was burnt. 10
doubt by the same gang, as also were committed
tho mysterious murders in tho same vicinity Mt
about the same time.
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sad Gair-FwO ladies Drowned.

We IrIfn. says The T0Iedo COMMERCIAL OF the 10th
nit Of an exceedingly sad affair which occurred near
White Pigeon, the line OF the Michigan Southern
Road, on Tuesday night. Two young men, each with
two young ladies let the village in carriages at
tend singing school, few miles across the river
Daring the singing school heavy ram fell the riv-
er rose to an unprecedented height and the bridge
WAS swept completely away. The young people, at
the close of the school started on their return home.
The night was very dark. Unconscious of the i'm
pending danger the young men drove their horses at
fun speed to the ben, of the river and all pre-
ciptatcd into the stream Two Of the young ladies'
Miss Cline and Miss Philips-werc drowned; the 9TH
er two young ladies aud the young men were saved.
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important from EchuaMicpcc-shc Eond cut
Through.

We are indebted to Mr. J. A. Peasants, L. 5. Con-
Sul at Mnatitan, for interesting intelligence from
Tchuanlepec the oath ult. The road had been cut
through and the contract to expire the 9th inst
s4Yed. Wagons had already passed over il. The
woIk was not entirely complete, but it was thought
ia fail line of stages, for the perfect accommodation of
the public would be ia operation by the LIST OF May
or June, s Of July at the tarthcst, The working
force during the month Of january was 300 men and
up yards assisted by large number ofnatves.
Mr.. Peasants left Minatitlau the 18th ut., and
came overland, horseback, to Vera Cruz, a distance
10 miles thence TO this city in the Narcssa which
arrived last evening. At Vera Cruz he saw letters
from reliable source on the lsthmns confrmatory
OF thcaLofe-N y. P,crgunc.
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HARRISBURG. Mar. 3.--'Ihe Dcm0cr0tic State
Convention of Pennsylvania, which met here
yesterday, organized by electng Philip Johnston
President. and proceeded TO make choice of a
Cuhernaturinl candidate. Gen. VIM. +. Packer
having. on the twenty fourth ballot. received n
minority of all the votes cast. was declared duly
nominated. lie received G5 votes to 81 for Hon.
VIM. II. Wiltr, nld II for Judge Black. The
nomination was received with much applause
and resolution was adopted making the nomi-
! alton unanimous
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~ establishment propose 10 open gcneel Boarding
House accommodation Of families single
number of fine rooms 10 viii be rented to such as may
desire them.
wishing board viii make early application
to deb 9dw) JNO. +. HAWKINS.
Boarding viii be opened the FIRST day of March
Tcms-onc hundred eighty Dollars Il year payable
weekly So so A number of due family rooms fr and
fine Bed Rooms Terms family rooms 81 per week
Tor bed 81 per week Board by the day
81 80 My Table shall be furnished with good tn"
Ret VIII afford, well cooked JOHN +. HAWKINS.
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ulEDEORD TOBACCO s.AND FOR SALE.
ID wish to sell the TRACT OF LAND which W con
veycd to me in 1851 by Joshua Thomas containing
part to and part the West side No Business
Mountain.
man. who Is good Judge and who has examined It, says
the of IL good Tobacco land There is but little
cleared II will be sold either for cash credit.
Mr. b. Rice, who lives will show those who wish
1t fnov 23.clawtsl MTCAJAH DAVIS in
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AccoMAc Nou1xATIoys.-We learn from n friend,
says the Norfolk Necs of Saturday that at last Acco
mac court Hamilton S Ncale, Esq, OF Northampton
county, was nominated by the Democrats to fill the
vacancy occasoned by the resignation of Dr.. q. Is.
Finnev in the State Senate and DR.. George 7. Yer
by of Northampton county, for the same Office, by
the Americans. AT the same time, Littleton D Mock
nominated by the Democrats and Dr. Arthur
Watson by the Americans, opposing candidates for
n seat in the House OF Delegates.
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FUTURE DAYS
VA.,haaAnLE Wood i.nna men. ,.,ncnsu.s

W T. yWChbWru
FOR SALE Having failed 10 sell on the nfomses Tho
~ 'ul n 700 acres convey ed to trustee, by
o,'i"' - VIII positively acl thp SAINT Saturday
ittn Jay a March 1867 at II o'clock NJ In trout Of the
mket House In the city of ynchhuIg The wood portion
oi SAM tract having been divided into II Lots 10
'se VIII be sold In lots to su purchasers upon
OF ana y months The balance OF tho
acres embracing the open land with small portion wood
WIZ ne sold together upon credit of o. 70 aud ~ months
ms lahI hemg within enr mos OF lyAchburg truly val
mamie ana wei morris the attention purchasers Persona
wishing 10 see plots Of the land will call Van
coy n'h WIN T. YASCEY,
mar Iltawt lImar rrus,,.
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rnaAu WHITEHEAD.
rnoMAs %. NH hhoAh whitman
iaspecior a Martins Hdrehouse.
HIT. q WuaGEUEAD,


sale OF Tobacco, Flour and other Country Produce
IyscunnRu VA having oncd coparinership tor the pnr
pose doing general Commission Basneaa will CIV" ther
uni, ldrd attention all ronalnmonts made To them
oncc the Store OF Gcorge DAVIS aud next door 10
u Rucker ElGAk NhIinnhAp'
Jan. h. 1851. THOMAS q h'ii" -.
Refer Capt Jno NJ Obey, Cashier bauk OF va ia
Wis. Jno + Davis a Co Sanl Garland, Amhor" "So
Cabol Nelson Il q Mitchell Cashier Merchants Bank
N ~.
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-, ~ tf lh Ntnhl In pursuance uf tho
u'','' w l' tase IT "Iancoeks Admir- Harvey 49,"
sna ir sale AT public auction, Saturday tho 7h day
oi Maf'h nj o'clock T. Nj IN the PROMISES the House
,n now occupied N Miss n L Harvey situated Diamond
ii III h' NY Of lYnchbnrg adjoining tho lot of Thomas
h'i' ahd III tho neghhnthond Hamilton residence
lthNa- Negotiable Notes. well endorsed. and -
monihs=tiuo retained until paid
feb II d.tawt,mar lNp u KslaIIr com'r
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Disastrous Fire in Chicauo.

The present comparative freedom Of the country
from revolutionary outbreaks.
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FoR THE SENATE Richard G. Morris Esq is men
toned by a correspondent of the Richmond Wing,
suitable candidate TO represent that city in the
State Senate.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

uN W. PAGE, Attorney at Law, e.ynrhbwrg,
II Va has removed his ufce the the Store
OF A. n Ruckor. opposite the Bank Of Virginia.
lam ell
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LNo. u LANauouNT } H. HoLcoMnf
4 ANsWORNE 4 IuOa.COMRE.
4 I'M t.Cr ~ en- Oh m n n uerOIkrra

Corner of Main and Bridge Streets lynchburg Va, VIII
collect aud remit III" lowest rates of Exchange They viii
pay the highest market price for Land Warrants korthafn
Exchange Coin and uneurreni Money
REFER 10
Tho Presidents and Cashiers ct Banks Lynch
burg Messrp u II Maury Co. Messrs rairo Richmond,
Mcssrs Johnsou Hros Go. saml Harris Sons Josiah
loe n Co. Haltimcre Mcssrs Farnhnm, kirkham & 10,
DreNel y No. Philadelphia Mcssrs Nanbleek, Read 4 Drex
al, J. Ward n Co, Loos \ Waller, Now York.
may lN
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Dear Locai.-I stopped at Temperance Hall We'd
nesday evening to hear the Rev Mr.. Wyer deliver
temperance address, and assure you it replete
with sound views. lie said he considered temper
the hand maid Of religion and worthy TO occu-
py the minister's attention. and after brief alluson
TO the press as great auxiliary to the cause, he
showed most eonclusyey the duties devolving on
fathers and mothers and the different relations oflife,
in regard to this subject and that their influence was
either exerted for or against the reform. When he
took up that portion which alluded to every citizen
in the community, as bound by the high obligation,
both of morality and religion his illustrations were
very happy indeed, and carried conviction to every
unbiased mind 1t is hoped one capable to speak
this interesting subject will consent to repeat his
efforts for the sake of humanity The meeting closed
with some very sensible remarks from Mr. Seabury.
4 LISTENER.
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jim lats
NOIbfE.-Ghc subsc r,ber RETURNS his thnnl,s
IL his old friends md customers aud the public generally
Tor the very liberal patronage bestowed him and the differ
cn firms with which he has been connected for the last sixteen
year, in tho building business in the lie tnkcs this
thod OF informing them that he will continue the building bust
ncsg as heretofore, both Brick and Wood Work.
He hopes by close application to business To retain their
hdcneo and custom II Is true that the larger portion OF his
hands slaves aud he expects work that kind OF labor
the time he has o the most experienced white
Jouncymen lie hatlcrs himself with s experience and by
he able
work that offer IN such style TO give sasae
ton to his patrons.
His Shop aud ONCE Jefferson Street In Of San
dcrs iIby and Immediately opposite the shop ofVa Tenn
X L. where he VIII Keep constantly hand all kinds
dressed rimbcrs mud ready made work such Snsh Doors
Blinds sc. GRO o. CURLE, Agt.
4 hnndlY
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AUSTIN NJ. TRIPLE.

VIII continue practice In the Counties OF Amherst boaou
Campbell aud the city of iynehhnrg. -.
once Morris building nearly opposite the office oitho
'Nifguian" lnnN Ia
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NpcCoRKuE q CO.,
Nu Wholc.mve and Retail S.rocers,

COMMISSION 4 FoRWARnfN0 MFNtnAN
manufacturers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING ToBACCO
the old stand of MccorkeS Jones MAis srntEI
will particular attention to the saie OF fLoo
WHEAT CORN BACoN, LARD. BuTrER, Ne iipat"
advances viii be made all eonsgnments, when required
-
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SPRING TRADE. 1897.
u. II. HOPKINS. wu n uy,S
Rom III ntfF. Tuos "A ,rn,NaoN
HOPKINS, null. n GO.
~ nO1.GSA ERS =

W FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS, No
BALTIMORE
W. neg call u attention Of buyers Spring Stock
Wh'h '"uPtes most attractive OF British
fren'h ana American Dry Gools In each department
hhhi eNhihit largo assortment Many of gooa
t"Ntd ltettN nom the manufacturers aud facilities
h' W. I" supply customers with goods low they
purchase tru in of the Eastern Cities We would
hor state mat by the recent completion the Wos
tern ana southern Railroads tending towards Baltimore
nave increased facilities for orw ardng goods
We solicit call from prompt dealers and shall oncnyur
MAKE 1t 10 the interest OF such 10 deal with
Lg otdefs promptly attended
feb d ..n
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StEpS CROP OF lSa6-Wo have opened n full sup
ply oi the above Seeds OF all tho Various kinda cultivation
IN THIS rar OF the country The reputation these sr,ds
loo VIII established In require Can aud
supply yonrAclvcsa at SIROTllER Il WulTEuEADS
Druggists, Bank Square.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-06

AccDExT.-On Sunday night last, as the steamer
jamestown was approaching City Point. Albert An
tbony passenger fiom New York, and brother of F.
S. Anthony of Petersburg, mstook the door leading
into the hatchway for that leading to the cabin and
fell in the hold of the vessel 80 feet deep His skull
was fractured and he otherwise seriously injured
He was placed under the care of Dr. '. W. HARRISON
at City Point.
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sNay,DEND JANUARy l.,. iss7.-TME

GBs'HDEND JAM lEKH Isl. IS0I'-i - u
- MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPA'
~ nave declared their yearly dividend of 80 per cent
ne DIRECTORS have ordered payment of the 9th DiVi-
declared Jan st 1850 be allowed on the premiems
men,s There is Ne slhe he s 40 iMra ,or.
benefits. ' ~ "
u mas paid in dividends to the insured Ss57,S07 81
~ lt' PAID to widows. orphans &C. 500, 234 60
And MAS an accumulating Fund of 2464.5l2 10
. S4S4s. 554 IS
DR. VIM y NORRIS, Medical Examiner at Lyn. hburg.
...,o.. 80 d. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
feo 20 ui!h't once No q Pearl Street Richmond Va
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SALES BY AUCTION
THIS DAY.
Bf DUNLOP, MONCURE * co,
RICHMOND. VA

hiAnMnNi. a.
IN Friday. the 9th inst , com men chm nj -
'eeh W will sell At our Wharf and Warehouse Rock
with - = '' 80" H''' ''''''s
-, ~ mhls Sugar ranging from prime to choice quality
l'i Ibis prime Molasses.
"a. ALSO,
lue lihds primo Cuba Sugar
AND EXPECTED,
sale ~ 800 w ' W -
ffRNs -tnder 500 CASH over sioo months credit for
approved negotiable paper
~ Aalo without regard 10 weather.
3htbmAr 49, A,s,innaa,s
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SALEM Roanoke, March 3. 1857.

Az Enormous BEAR CApTURED.-Wel learn from the
Nartenton (Va.) Hhig, that large black bear was
killed near Amissvlle, few days since, after Sc
we're chase and running fight lasting ten hours, p
which three dogs were killed The carcass weighed
All pounds. There were thiry-two dogs with the
bear which passed Immediately through Mr. Wayman' $
yard, much to the dismay of the entire household,
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Il NNtsassl zee. HOUSE.
Al AIN = IL

NNSs,a MAW,Ns 80" s!c%,r", tc
i,r tho saic OF MANUFACTURED TonACCO. stores No.
n aud -, Grevor corner OF rchaionl"s street New Or
itarnrScrs AmIs,ead \ Warwick Capt. John NJ otoy
lsep 6dtcly.
Il ,E:EENE. ssEsTm ~ A,.l.EN, COMMITS.
Ia sloN MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO oAI.-@r.
ilrE iJi, rUoNf stnttI NAV n)-fericnlar attention
ihc Nrgnia Manufacturers solicited
HTEhENeEs.A a Lawrence Co nos,oni Allen
Davenport, Alien \ co, Edmond Davenport Co. ludan
Co. Gichmond, Mcoortlc < Jones, We ''rcs
I. g s Ferguson 4 Co. aud Miller crenshaw, Lynch
n. B-Iiavng established branch of our house in New
YORK; our resident partner In that city viii give his personal
ouuon Ia the receiving transhpnR aud securing the low
rates Of freight ,roo Of commsson all goods consgn
II To our San Francisco House.
Mr7srs Edmond Davenport Co. Will act for ns at Rich
ap"ud aug 2eeodly.
,..rHoTnEHA WHITEHEAD,
bANk SouAtf, LfscunuNd, VA
flaVn Land and will continue regular additions
10, large complete Drugs Dye Suis Oils,
Paints ulnsa Fancy Articles &c, sc To which they invite
TO coeNrp riYHc,ASs they offer The prompt nIlinR OF
hcr orders with reliable Drugs aud Pharmaceutical prepaa
ahle rricos will 40
II the state Any article not On hand furnished at the shortest
fcban i wnIrnnEAD
RHannEH's MONTHLY MAGAZINE mud
\ ladies look for March received at MoRSEs.
u from Salon to I.ynchburg Pocket Book own
by describing contents and this
tisement Apply to &. - CRENSIiAW,
fch 12d5c eta Planters Warehouse.
bedford sentinel copy twice
~ EsKOEs WANGED.-'Ciscsu b-c riber wishes
~ Ia pnrrhnso for the Southern Market Likely Negroes
from the of 10 TO 10 for which he will the high
Richmond cash prices rcsons having such dispose
would do well To give him call before selling lie
found NJ W II M-bj Auction House Henry Cunning
TOMS Office, Address L. NJ DiikNtNGToN.
feb "Tdta Iypchburg
VHNRsNKS, TRUNKS, TRINKs-S hnvc Just
received direct from the maker. supply Of Travelling
runls including extra qualities modinm anl common Al
Rfnppy Naises, all to be sold low Cash
tnal rrodr customers l.. SEABURY.
feb lpta
NHtsKEiEI..-25 s<it. Of No. ImckcreI
w OF choice quality, just received at
feb cots NJ, uOLLINs & cos.
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a j. $. HiiIMAN.
- W.u1L1.MAN Il 90.
VEs 10 GrOmt ST., New XOrk
Agents Tho Sale Of VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED
foBAtGo Llpotal advances made on Consgnments.
- dA oily
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n. l.. y. CLARK
NNrNsMuNGTON HOUSE,
w CHURCH STREET,
INNCnnuHa, VA
ff pd,cly SNEAD 4 CLARK, Pruprietora.
NrDKyEDI HOUSE,
" Unim street, I.ynchburg, Vn.
TIE "NoRN ELL has undergone change Of construction
int lnces footing with the boS modern built Hotels Of
- country
convenience for guoaia
furnished style OF ritaANcr aud CoMfoRf suited
all aud OF character that VIII make rank In
IAc with the frat class Hotels of the country
WELLS 4 HYDE,
ruF n dA eta 1r"pretors
Il NNtnRlWs. HOUSE.
~ MAIN SrRtEf, Lynchhnrg, Va,
g. FISHER, Proprietor.
TfHNa=-rrnuslent vaitora o. 80 per day.
r itacka run In connection with this house.
Ia
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1DLACK OATS for sale.-g hn va now Isl Store
ID and will keep supply during the season r Lucks
celebrated Black Oats A. b. RUCKER.
cb
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uDENTON n PATTON,
ii ,o,.s msi ..iom mud for v mrdlmg Mcrch Nmts,

the sale Of Country Produce
every description aud tho purchase OF goods for their
Rofcr TO Col WIN Pcyton Roanoke; b II Peyton, Esq,
Montgomery a. W McChcsney Esq, Botetourt; Col 7. J.
Randolph, Albcmnrlo Hon. Jno. NJ Patton, Richmond
"a
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NHACKEREI..-eJ Kit. Of M. MncLcrel
w OF choice quality, just received at
feb 2Gts NJ, IOLLINs & cos
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uEENNV -. FLOOD, Attorney ut LAW. will
attend all the Courts of the city Of IynchbnrR the
counties Of Amherst Appomaitos, bedford and Campho
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-06

AMyANGED 10 hire, for the present year nm
w able bodied NEGRO MAN To work At TIL. once.
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mo. n. n SAMUEL. TyWEE.
ID Com sis.iou ucrchnmss

INNCuDuHo, VA,
tho planters and the public generally
the Tobacco Wheat Flo other produce They
of 10 To 10 will enable them
give general saiifaeon, Their ohicc Ia nj Younger
Smiths a doors the the Banks. which enables them
To pay the Planters for thoir Tobacco without delay
JNO. II. A. SAM. TfREE
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take this occasion TO return sincere thanks to friend
and .he public tor the very liberal patronage heretofore exten
de to the old and respectfully recommend
tho OF Whemore & Joslin.
jan lots II. $. wHIrTEMORE
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unnes IN market for NEGROES of both soxea between
mo hg'R Of 10 aud ~ years, including Mechanics sueh
a. ksnts and Carpenter mud viii pay the highest
krt prizes IN cash soicc IL newly erected hk hniidn
ON Isl OF Lynch street. immediately rear the rnrmcni
bahk where heis prepared, tha,iug erected buildings
ih view I" board nogocH iynchhurR for alo
or"ise on me"rao terms and keep them
they were placed In tho jail OF the Co, poratou.
may N1NrlY SErII MOOnNnnr