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Az y opfl and alaifo and general
sortmtu' ei
HARDWARE. q Ila-Ih it| Ky. non SEkltllNd AR
III LIS. Nt @et
TO which Ne uvie the attention Il IT." Old lriendH and custom
ers OF thu il'r@e =" WI '- HE trale een,ralfs
Merchant Former Mreaataa tonf1e"fs aud othor5 VIII
hnd II to theIr mt rest 10 Glte Us 2 fli bnr
f0htiitN GOODS
have mostly been Impaired ~ The li7rset and our
A4.EloAN GOODS
purchased direct =" Af NhuiriufrS "" feel assured that
we can offer udde Wefs usnHaIhY other lipuse in
TINS sectan Of the state We fully aa examination
Of the following 2 =" uiea portion Of our stock
IItlfaIuh HuustEI EFING-
Ivory KNIVES and Tafls IA 'lta ~ 1I pieces,
Ivory Knives "nD for Silver md Plated Forks,
Burk. Cptot HON AMI Zone kayo, and Forks,
Ivory hHuilo t1rvers and ForNs.
Buck and BON 100 do
Plated Fable lea aHl !1es#,tt SPOONS.
Plated Tea Scifs lu q iiHc. with N3dtrr4.
Plated IoH ibe" "a h Goblots Nc. bo plain and chased
Plated Ganal -tth- also huuitfs and TiayB,
Plated fmt Baskets,
Plated Cafols ia every variety. some elegant.
Plated fisl iattrr AMI fnit Knives,
Plated Sail stands.
Floor Oh ti't5i 70 yards wide,
Oh Cloths iu1 e lai" IN ArHns1uy and Rosewood color
on iabie Covers, sa@' teaptiul designs
Tea Kettle Nhah hhd AeF'isHi Dishes and Dish covers
Briflania oofae and Ten Tns
Brass aud Iron Brunzfd Iron dtto,
Porcras Bod Metal. Grass ard Tin lined Kettles for pre-
serving and 81 othef purpose
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NV SoRK, May l2.--No tdngs yet of the
steamer Asia, due here with Liverpool dates TO
the ID inst.
PORTLAND, Me-. May I2.-Nothng vet of the
steamer Creassian, due with dates from Liver
pool to May ID
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Eonn for Repairing ihr Chesapeake and Chic


WAsHlNGroN. May H. T., NTH" Efforts of
President MaosIby, of tho Chesapeake aud Ohio
Canal Company, for raising means for repairing
the damages which have resulted 10 that work
are proving successful, On application to the
corporation of Georgetown the councils of that
town have come forward with their usual spirit
and voted loan Of five thousand dollars +, the
Ganal ComnanY To aid in tho work.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

HARRISBURG. My 1.-THE Hon William II.
Welsh the able State senator t, ON York county,
made minority report to day sustaining the
decision of the United States Supreme Cont in
the "pred Scott case. 1t is II document Of
much ability, aud cyincrs great research and
thorough review of all the great principles mt is
sue. A majority report taking opposite views
had been previously made.
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NEW YoHK. May l2.-Advice- from Bahia
to the 1T nit. have been received here The
yellow fever was raging dreadfully among the
crew, ofthe foreign shipping in por'. In many
cases whole crews were being carried of. At
the latest adyces the maady had begun to
ahafe
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tr,cu.n, ,o s,Ye,tt out OF p,;.ou.

NEW IORE, May ia prcco0cofted aud
general attempt to break from Sing Sing prison
occurred Sunday morning. a large number got
beyond the prison walls, bat woro secured and
brought bnek. Two convicts were shot, but not
dangerously wounded.
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HARTFORD, Coma, May ll.-The Mercantile
Bank ha, discovered II defaIcaiion 5000 in the
accounts Of the late teller, Mr.. Dwight Ledgwick
who has gone 10 California. The loss falls on
the teer's hondsmen.
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BUFFALO, y Y, My 1.-THE weather has
become quit cold and snow has fallen to an un-
usual extent for May.
\ dispatch from Rouse's Point announces that
snow is falling there also.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

Bisnor JOINS preached in Liberty yesterday to a
very large congregation, aud administered the rite Of
Confirmation to SIX persons.
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PII1SBUKG, May IT.-Thc Ohm KIypr i in
excellent nayigable ORDER with eight feet of wa
ter in the channel this morning.
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The South Side cars came up to the Depot yester-
day for the first time since the treshet.
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Cttp ana |state Stats.

PnonSX FoUNpRY.-Uwing to the recent high WI
ter operations were suspended ut the Ph9nix Foun-
dry for few dlrsas that difficulty no longer exs,s
the works are nov IN full blast aud prepared to fill
all orders rs usual.
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VI AlSRgE

On the morning OF Wednesday, the Gih inst. at The
residence OF hg \. Il. Christian, IN the county Of
Chesterfield, 10y HE Rev, John T. Edwards Mr. \.
SIDNEY PARntN. OF Petersburg. To Miss l.. FASNIe
PALMER Of tn" county OF Chesterfield Va
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No Issskk IN FILMING PLANO susP rUI
~ Your decision u the purchase of eular make
ct PIANO until test hnse of ours which haNn
tried twenty years past NotnE bo lost aud yon have
the advantage OF asceranng Tor yuurso whether they
really hrst 4. NASH
book and Plano pohler.
Huts Petersburg, Va
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IAFEST\


Its'rs Of the r. f,4r.rr af kal,say-= Rsinrn q W
Cot5-h Nf#5' Caar. = Inquiry z a.~ + -
tesr q "a &raati4 Nq4 lid, &c
WASnINGreN, May IL, 1857
Governor w a'kct tully approves If every step
taken b. Mr.. Stanton in Kansas. He leaves to
morrow morning i,r the West.
Hon. Howell pbb arrived tins nticrnuon,n rx.
eellent health. aud will resume his duties OF his
otlicc 10 morrow.
Judge Whiting. If New York arrived Tonight
and took qaar,efs nj Wilnd'-. lie saws he would
probably have accepted the SUPPLEMENTARY II
Your police had the position been rendered him by
political friends.
Hon. j. Clancy Jones is cnnvalrscont lie
dinod with the President To day
The Naval Eo0rtsot lnquir, are progressing
slowly. Commodore Luvulettc, President OF the
First toutt testified that he considered Lieut..
Bartlett mentally, metally,und profes ,,enally lit
for tire >eiyict.' Ia the Second Court. Nh.
Phillips read The offence et Com Voorhees,. The
court ro"m was crowded with spectators.
Hon. Pierre Slule Is at Wizards.
Charles II. Graham has been appointed engi-
neer TT the Brooklyn Navy Iard.
\ cartman was accidentally killed in front of
Nlard'> Hotel this afternoon by the falling of II
harr'l # potash weighing seven hundred pounds.
which r'led over Ids body y. l. Heraid.
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LYXcHBraGERs MISUNDERSTANDING the arrivals Mt
the ST Nicholas Hotel, New York, for the past week
We notice the names OF MasTs, D. r {. Peters " II
Campbell, kirlwood otey \. Mcdonald, and Vim n.
E.cad, Jr., Of this city.
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\ NsTHlGTiO>s IN NssIC.-PHOE. a. ~.
u TELIOW having established MUSICAL ACADEMY
In tha CITY prepared Lessons the Bt0li
Gufdr Fi HioifHcD Sc aud all the brass TsfrH
lie will also give Harn In
Thorough lass
From long theoretical aud practical xpetence in Music
he feels confident Of entire satisfaction his pupils
B-hnsic arranged for Brass aud String Bands Plano
Forte &c, on the most liberal terms.
Entrance to Academy kylos Corner First Alley nearly
dcposito tho VIgInan Office lapr l2nwts
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~ UIsaE.-fIse cO-pnrtuership heretofore u
~ istine between the undersigned and 5 Dugud under
piu.gid& Sons dissolved the LIST
January last.
The business hereafter be carried by the undersigned
nudsr The tle of d. =. a G. A. DiuGUTD tho
o stand Of Biugud 4 Sons,
An per having claims against the firm Of S Dugud
III pr,s.ut fhcn for settlement, and thos. wing
accounts VT please come forward and pay mp
DAVID =. DIUGTID,
GEORGE a DIUGUID.
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AUSTIN ". TRIPLE ,
ltHrx fsOTEl,
- Main street, LyncbbUa, w..

JuitN +, HAWKINS, Proprietor.
fh houso long known the I'non Hotel has recently
boon thoroughly repaired aud open the reception
transient aud day bunrdcrs r. location
dciRtnd Ia the city, and strangers visiting Lynchburg viii
Ind the cry Hotel IN department airy and comfor
Rho llnuat ENorY attention VIII he paid 10 Guests acua
ted to tonlr thum comfortable aud happy nj this establish
menf aho snhacriber respectfully soets share ~ public
patronage JOHN u. HAWKINS
n B--scverai families he furnished with ane, airy
rooms on accommodating tetms. y. H.
ma
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

PnoArr-The I.ynehbure Hose Company, J. Rob
in Mcdaniel President, have paid over 30 Mr. skin
ner $4,000, the amount Of irsuanee which lie had
effected on the Atlantic Mills, recently destroyed by
fire D. Lyon, Jr., is the efficient agent for Peters
barg-Pd. EJlrsss
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The 1efersonville (razewel) Advocate notices the
death by smallpox in that county of Mr. Reese
Young, who had just returned with his family from
kansas Having been absent for ,ome time he was
visited at his fathers house where he di"d) by
large number Of his former acquaintanccs before they
were aware OF be nature Of his disease. Within the
last eight days ten have been reported in the
family Of the father OF the deceased but owing 10 the
precautionary steps taken by the citizens it is hoped
the coniagiou Will not spread further. Mr., Reese
Young MAS the man who SO narrowly escaped the
eight Ahoitionsis with Shapes rifles in hot pursuit,
as reported by the Kansas Investigating Commit
We learn from the same paper that John W. Reed,
Esd, who was for : or ID years n Justice OF the
Peace in that county, underwent an examination hya
Justice on Monday last, upon the charge OF having
aided in the escape OF a slave belonging 10 VIM. NJ.
Gillespie. He was recognized to appear before the
MAY County Court for further examination.
Col Flovd, of fazewe recently sold his farm in
"Burls Garden containing about 900 acres for the
sum Of - / 800.
The grass begins to look very finely in farewell
During the past Fail md this Spring large nun
hers tie citizens Of thai county have left sor the
West-thcny for Kansas.
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B Y II L l. Il q r A p II i.
walkers Movements.

walkers Movements.
NEw ORLEANS, May l3.-Privae letters received mt
Havana state that Walker has evacuated Rivas aud
hns taken refuge ON board British war vessel at
San Jusn Del Sur
Governor Of VvashtngtOU Territory.
WAsmNofoS, May l3.--Fa yette MeNuen has been
appointed Governor of Washington Territory, vice
Anderson declined.
American Tract society.
Nfw NouK, May l3=The American Tract Society
to-day adopted resolutions of the Committee fayoring
the discussion of the mora, effects ofslavery.
The Markets.
New YoRK May i1-flow heavy and lower
Southern 81 to ~ 40; Ste'e SO 90 To 81
Wheat unsettled nominally declined two cents.
Corn unchanged.
Stocks dull Virginia SiScsolI.
BALrMoRr, May Ia Markets unchanged.
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4, EKOTssERA WHITEHEAD,
- Druggists mud Apotbcc aries,
HANK SpUARt, LfSCIiDuRu, Va,
Have and md viii continue regular additions
large and complete Drugs Dye stu Ola
Paints Glass fahcy Articles, &c Sc which they invite
the attention uf nuyrrs
To toHNriy PHYSICIANS they Offer tho prompt hllng
'h orders with rcablo Drugs and Pharmaceutical pr,
tons manufactured by themselves purchased
Liable prices that viii uavc nducomeni
OF the State. Any article hand furnished
notice VIM a. SrROTuER,
hb2t4 WHITEHEAD
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NrEw cora nrNEH.s.lr.-Thc nnac,-irn-


firm of n = TANNER a 90 tor the purpose % NJ
general Photographs business the old
MS Tanner the coparnorsp dating from The January
lHd1 The business will be greatly enlarged and everything
In tho business will be onna at Gallery an pictures
warranted please
We the aEents sale Eefra Patent NIL NtO
TYFE Rights The MELANoTYPi, aud beautiful style
of picture, and can be coored highly with pleasing
feet The Meanotv mammal in
struetins In AnbroYpng rhotagraphing paper.
fact everything that belongs the business
Breast Plus, Rings. &c.
instruction Ia either OF tho above given reasonable
terms, aud satisfaction given In all eases
N. s. TANNER,
Gs a. COCHRAN
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THE CuIHCH BUG.-A gentleman from Chesterfield
showed Us Yesterday parcel OF wheat torn up from
his farm, which contained innumerabc quantity of
chineh bugs. They a regular sap.sucking' set,
and deserves the seyerest punishment the elements
can nhiet. good rain is all they want Their de-
Nastations in Chesterfield are said to he increasing
largely.--Fst. Express.
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tsrs al ne H.e core Dor ~ hatsGS-= Rum q W
C1i9-M= Nt#s' Caars = Inquiry - IL as,c + =
feer ~ ~ Graa5t4 Nttg I'D fIr.
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FAIR Vifw, LOUISA COUNTY, VA, March 81, 1857
NJ ESSkS DOVE n CO-If you think proper, you
lVh publish this for the beni OF suffering mothers During
the month Of May e56 my breast commenced rising asked
the advice of the Doctor ho advised me- simple
remedies but found relief then three other
Doctors consulted the advice friends tried
my breast They then 10 the conclusion
that the lancet would be the only remedy had
rising three weeks and my suerngs ndescrbable Al
most in despair concluded to make experiment Of your
valuable Lniment therefore bathed my
IT, aud scaded cabbage leaf and applied to breast with
the Lniment TO keep IL eleve all pain;
and the of
OF the much dreaded lancet BETTE A. BUTLER
Gentlemen II bear the above certificate
of my wife. had also a who taken with
the rheumatism last spring his knees perfect
~ m and could bear being moved without assistance
by three applications of valuable LDiment he
eved and the morning attending to his usual
business have complaint since. You
above certificate you think proper.
Respectfully, A. +. BUTLER,
A copy Justice of the Peace.
For sale by J. H. THOMPSON g. CO,
may ll-ts ApothecaIies & Druggista.
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conEso;Ns. WHALING = WILLS


j i GREGORY IS 60.
Next do#r TOD q Msem and oGHoai,a Exchange Rank.
I}StHHUlG Y 4
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S-NF~SAA Table hud Pocket cutlery NJ
<fyapY' Gums, Colts and Sharpa r-&(ESA..--,
HNsFvSs Rifles, Pistols Carpenters NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M m E ID
~~-Aasa~S smitts, WhocNtigltH '---Iuis NM WILLIE ~
M"rRhts aud Tanners Tools, Snddley; Carriage and Hug
gy Trimmings, SPRING. aud Wagon ANles Hunting aud Fish
Ing Tao le Buldng Materials Hoe Goa celebrated tncu
lar aud Upright NH Hewa Farming Utensils Cum and Hemp
Packing Lea her heltng ineo h'nthor Calf Skins shoe
Makers Findings. aud Tools ot mnst every description.
HOUSE EURNlSiltNG tnubS,
such Floor AMI Table o tlons Plated Goods :" warranted
quality, snd Buet Ware Window Shadea uut
Cprnco ands and Pins Wood Willow and Hollow Ware,
With NHsatnuces ability aud
to sell low amy regular house whatever and thanking
friends Tor past faNu those they may extend Ia
us the mre We confidently ae, The putnnRe of gen.
crons public. SIMPSON & BRO
Order, will reccya our prompt aud careful attention.
ap lidActs
NOTICE Beng aboot 40 rcm~,r frow .ynch
~ burg, all persona indebted To Informed that my
claims hnfo been nred In the hand- Austin NJ Tribe Tor
collection Call IN ms ahaonco nt tho Mesa SuFpr
ca, lyuchburg j. I &. PETERS.
may Id1wStlm
VNOIssENt's BREAST ss.1ptss.-N have
4Vh fresh supply 81 the above ar lea Tor relieving pain
aud preventing tnnE BrpaHt These Cloths have been
Tor lime In this community and give saisn.nn For
hllc by IL THOMPSON a 90.
ap2its Dnggista.
NE<.RDEs WANIEp..Th lac snbseribrr con
" Times In market Tor NEGROES, of both srNea,
the of 10 and 30 yoars including Mechanics such
BackHmtla aud Carpenter, I'M VIII pay The hghoat
ke prices ia cash Isotica Is erected brick building
nauk whore hea repofed, .(asug etortea buildings with
thai voW) 10 board negroes aentto iyuehu tpr sale 9th
moderate terms Bul Keep tlen
they were placed In the jnil II the Corporations
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tuANIts SIMPSON sM. SIM
SIMPSON Il BROTHER,


XATE receiving pntlto Spring aud summer
w pnrrhnses Shrneld UAr,iN and
the extensive
American oo the most Of which purehasod
fof Cash on the most favorable terms
our assortment Ia unusually complete. aud we feel assured
viii favorable comparison with any IN the country,
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CHESAPEAKE AND ALBEMARLE CANAL.-Tbs impor-
"Ai work, we learn from the Norfolk Argus is pro
crossing RAPIDLY and viii soon be completed. The
Mho'e length Of the cut from Great Bridge to North
hleF will he eight and half miles aud six excara-
'fs are engaged in their rugged work at four differ
f'' points on the line. Nearly two miles OF canal
nave been cut at the North River end, and 1t IS eX-
Tcied that in the course of twelve mouths there will
w IN "pen water way entirely through to Currtnek
'ahd. The length Of the rut in North Carolina from
cue Wat"rs of Curritnck to the waters of Albemare
sound lhF far the easier portion) will tie about five
Nles ana half more making the whole length of ca
~" 10 opened only fourteen miles These canals ale
" 9e seVenty-hve feet wide at the surface fifty feet
" Ete AT TIE bottom. ami and half feet deep,
"'ea VIII atfpri navieation for steamboats, of large
'.Is' ANA going vessels. The hlrs of streams
''' winch they will connect are to he drcdged to
bonding depth, thus afording the frcest posi-
We l'hd navigation between the ports of North Car
Nlha and Virginia.
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TnE reors.-We clip from our State exchanges the
following items in reference to the prospects Of the
turner's:
MARIoN.-sA CORES pondent of the Farmunt True
Nirginian says: "If had written to YOU two weeks
since should have said the prospect OF raising wheat
this year gloomy the snow and froSts in March
seemed almost TO have destroyed wheat. The
tops were scalded, turned yellow, and during the
month Of April almost disappeared, particularly on
the old ground npon examination found, however,
that although in patches it entirely dead, yet
generally the main ROOT was there alive and that was
slowly beginning 10 show itsefabove ground. About
the first of this month rain commenced, and contin-
ued for three four days the ground became thor
ouehly soaked with the rain, the wheat began to
grow and spread the ground, aud now looks fine
There being large crop in the ground, the prospect
is that we shall have a large crop of wheat ii
the season is hereafter favorable
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

The American party of Norfolk city have nominal
ted S. S. Stubbs, ESQ., for the House Of Delegates.
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We learn from the Parkersjurg News, that the
Wheat crop IN that section, though backward has
improved much within the past few DAYS aud the
average, promises better than usual. On low and
clayey soils, there many hare places, but the
hills, and, in fact, generally it neYerhetore thick
on the ground dian ii now is; the continued cold
weather Of last winter having prevented the usual
spewing out ofroots by frequent thaws.
GRAENnRGER. We have enjoyed beautiful weather
for several days past, and the excellent and rciresl-
ing rains which have fallen recently, have infused
new life into everything, causing the grass and yege
tation c all kind, to spring forth vigorously The
atmosphere is now quite Spring-iike, and if we
enjoy seasoRahle weather hence forward good crops
of wheat. corn, aud oats will yet be made In our
rambes through different portions of the county last
week, we observed some excellent fields OF wheat, AID
pleased to believe that after all that has been
said, an average crop will yet be azed.-LepisJUy
Fra.
SHENASDoAH.-Sprng, with i,s refreshing showers
and genial sunshine has more made its appear
ancc, bringing encouraging prospects for the future.
The wheat crop has been considerably revived Civ
ing evidence Of at least average yield The grass
is springing up beautifully, promising the farmers
green fields aud more plentiful pastures for stock of
every description. Fruit trees blooming with
every assurance of plentiful! fruit, Jack Frost to the
contrary, notwithstanding-Ne Kagfa Sptrit.
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TOBACCO WAREHOUSE,
~ Front Street,
INV YORK

COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS FOR SALE
or Virginia MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Liberal advances On ConsIgnments
Mi INNS &. ApAMsi Is connected with this house,
jaws a. CONNOLLY, RoBr. NJ ADAMS
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JNo, u LANdnohsE. j. n. HoLCoMBE.
\ ANtBsOsNE 4 lsOICOM IRE,
a. "a % NE r q lxer

4 ANaUONNE q IsOICOMRE,
- htu0ter- and q Exchange Dr0lers.
Corner Of Main and bridge Streets Lynehburg Va, will
collect aud remit at the lowest Of Exchange They will
the highest market price Land Northern
Exchange, Com and uncuren Money.
REFER TO
The Presidents aud Cashiers OF the several Banks Lynch
burg Meas" Il u Maury Co Messrs Pairo Richmond:
Messrs Johnston Uros 90, Sninl Harris sons Josiah
DreAcl % Philadelphia; Messrs Vnnbcck Read Drax
o, J, Ward q Co. Ices Waller Now York.
nov 81 iy
EENRN D. FLOOD, Attorney NJ Law. will
attend all the Courts of the city of Lynchburg tho
counties of Amherst AppomattoS, Bedford and Campbell
mar As-ta
Two. ~. a SAMUEL. TxREE.
- Commission Merchants,
IYscHBuRu, Va,
Offer their planters public generally for
the anlo of Tobacco Wheat Flo other produce They
TO give general sataetlon. Their Office ls at Younger
Snths toors from the the Banks which enables thom
To pay tn, = n.or for their Tobacco without delay.
JNO. IL & SAML TYREE.
feb pGdScy
TIL Way, IsJ7.-CaI u, the store of the
subscriber ana pny some 81 MS bargains In New Dry
uoods Of evory description which will be sold Tor Cash
may lls JN0 ). puRvis, Ast.
4 CABD.-gno. y. a'urvis, AT, announces
~ another supply of Np Goods receiving hs Cash
Store cheaper than any received before this season.
ma ~ u
aud Lot next the Catholic Church lately occupied by
William Anderson, IL for sale Apply the Office Of
ma s-diw GARLAND SLAUGHTER CO.
CULVER GUPs.-someshimg desirable In tho
- way OF Silver Cups be the Jewelry Store
ma l2-is SiLVEkTHORN a Cliff
NEW PLATED WARE.-Cmii az = VIII.
~ LlAMS Il SONS and lot of Plated Ware just
ceiycd ina l2ts
lJLATED STRAWBERRY ROWIs-somc
hiug nice and entirely new at -
mn q
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
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" Minneapolis, Minnesota
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-14

Mr.. Jacob Stout was diowned on Monday, 4th inst,
in the Shenandoah River, near Red Banks. Mr.. S. in
company with his father and brother attempting
the river with four horse wagon--the river
high and swift that it was with great dBeHl-
~ the other two persons were saved