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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN CONNECTICUT
The Connecticut House Of Repre-.
sentatiyes has passed proposed
amendment to the State Constitu.
ton, by vote Of ll2 to ga, provi-
ding that the negroes may vote
They refused the same privilege to
women by vote of l27 to 81
This amendment, however, must pass
both houses next year by two-thirds
of each house, and then be adopted
by majority of the popular vote,
or it cannot become part Of the
Constitution.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01
REMaRKABLE Suicipes.- A ST

REMARKABLE SUICIDES. - sin.
gular fact IN connection with the
suicide OF Herbert is mentioned
In 1851, Thomas Pcton, who
now claims Ierber,'s library, star
ted a newspaper called the
"Sachem," aud gathered around
him a group OF good writer's.
The editorial and correspon-
ding-included Picion, DR.. Bache-
lor, Herbert, VIM. North, Geo.
G. Foster. Major Richardson,
and Capt. Bradley. OF these, Pic
ton and DR.. Bachelor are living
the other five have died suicides
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

a curious freak of nature has
been discovered at Hightstown, N. j.,
in the shnpe of log containing
three different kinds of wood white
oak, nipple and hiekory-all grown
together in the most perfect manner.
The outside Of the log had the ap-
pearance of white oak, and only after
cutting off the end could the strange
amalgamation ba discovered.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

An en- ormously fat woman, who
was recently exhibited about the
country, has been married at St.
Louis TO a man almost as large as
herself, named Rogers. The happy
couple weighed, together, nearly
1900, and if their happiness equals
their size, they must enjoy married
life prodigiously.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

A man who was convicted of big.
amy in North Carolina, was SEN
fenced the other day to be branded
on the left cheek with the letter B.
to receive SO lashes on his bare back,
to be imprisoned 80 days, and then
10 receive SO lashes more, and to be
turned loose. He had married four
wives.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

Gov. Packer has signed the usurv
bill, passed BY the late Pennsylvania
Legislature, which allows lender to
get as much as be can for bis money,
it the borrower is willing to pay, but
if the lender resorts to legal remedies
be can only recover six per cent.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

Mr.. Buchanan, of Hamilton, has
declared in the Canadian Parliament
that there are five hundred thousand
persons in Canada without employ
msnt and without money.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

On the vote in the Senate on
repeating the Bounty paid 10 the
Fishermen Of New England, by
the Federal Government, for atten-
ding 10 their business. and catch
ing fish, ali the Black Republicans
voted against the repeal, and in ia
vor Of continuing the Bounty
" bile Bell, Crittenden and Houston
voted with them! They are ever
found on the side Of the North
and of monopoly and gratuity.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

The Shelbyville Expositor Of the
llth says: The Town hall in this
place is now being repaired and Git
ted up to be used as a Catholic
Church. Father Brown. of Nash
vile, is experimenting the work,
which will soon completed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

The Indians are committing dep
relations west of the Rocky noun
tains. In one instance they killed
the men, and then put the women
add children in a church and set
fire to it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

Three young women, pupils in
the female college at Holly Springs,
Miss, eloped, few evenings since,
with three young men, and we're mar
ried in Tennessee before the faculty
COULD overhaul them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

A man in Pittsburg has been fined
one dollar sixty-two and a has
cents for squeezing a young ladylf
hand. Here it costs nothing.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01
IasolTent Notice.

pURSUANT to an order of the Clerk Of
Il the County Cont Of Lincoln county, Ten
neseee, upon the suggestion of tne.a an mis-
traitor of the estate of UTRiam l. GrIIIs, dec,
OF the insolvency of said decedent's estate
notice IS hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate, to present them TO
tho Clerk Of said Court, properly authentic a.
ted, on or before the Isi Monday ian q g.
tohef next, for pro rata distribution, or they
viii be forever barred.
PETER CUNNINGHAM, jr, Ainsr-
April s. 1858.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

The press of Georgia is complain
ing good deal because the banks Of
South Carolina do not resume spe-
cie-payments.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

The damage to the Sugar crops
of Louisiana, by the Bell crcvasse
alone, is estimated at not less than
S3,0O0,000
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

Tie cclcred Inhabitants of Sand
which, Canada, have been erdeavor-
ing in vain to compel the trustees
to permit the black and white chill
dren to attend srhOol together. The
eolored man does not seem to have
risen in the social scale, even in The
very heart Of an abolition communi-
ty.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

Over fifty thousand men have ap-
piled to the President to fill two new
regiments for Utah.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

despised race OF Yankees, and
most Of them were originally from
The merchant service. These re-
miniscences are not INDUCED in TO
encourage an idle spirit OF vaun-
ting, OF TO pretend that Americans
are any Drawer than Engllshmen,
bot certainly the sea fights OF the
late war showed that they are supe-
iior in seamanshlP, in gunnery, IN
maratime enterprise and energy;
that, in cool and Indomitabie valor
they are at least equal to the lion
hearted race from which, they
sprans; and that 10 America, when.
ever she sees fit TO claim it, belongs
the title Of Mistress Of the Ocean
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

When the high priests of Sam,
ask ed members Of the wbig party to
forsake its fellowship and to 60 with
them into dark places, it was toe
much; but when the same managers
now solicit members of the order Of
the star spangled banner TO abandon
Americani-rn and to become the peo-
pie S party Of the Union, it is three
much, and unassis.ed human nature
oaunot. endure such sudden aud re-
rented provocatioEs. Honest men
who ire not seeking Office but qui-
etness and the good of tie country
will naturally enquire: what good is
to result from this changing with the
moon? We have heard it suggest
ed that many who have voted with
the American party and have been
already worried TO WEAKNESS by this
continual changing of names do not
intend to be bamboozled any longer.
We know that when the whig party
died many Of its members preferred
a union with the Democratic party
10 place in the know nothing order
They were cordially received, and
have acted ever since with the demo.
cratic party. The attempt 10 de-
ceive the people by starting new
party will present an occasion fol
mnny good citizens who have become
TIED Of serving political jugglers to
pursue u similar course.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

A church for Deaf Mutes is about
to be organized in New York.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01
GROCERIES,.

FUST received fresh suPply Of fH
- Groceries, which viii sell raesp go
7. C. GOODRICH.
May %, 1858.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03

-aIsCELLANE0Us.
LyNCHaBuRG
FEM Ale COLLEGE.

TEAM NA2L Nh al AlsA ! fss
fUSfE EXERCISES effhis Institution will resumed On
the sc~nnd Monday In September greatly Increased
facilities Tor the seeemnsoana OF both
ria and FIR iherneh instruction In every branch study
periainias - = compe,e female edura,ion
FACULTY..
SAMUEL cox, President. Professor of Mental and
Nosal Seiewe. and Of History
LY uR0us Il MATHEWS M Pr, f,sso Of al In ruae,
and Literature
l. BLANkkssHir. Graduate Of VA Inst Professor Of
Mathematics.
Ii. ADoLrss SANFORD LII d Professor Modern Langna
Eea
Ss. q. r Bozz.ork, Prof saM of Music
Mis- MAHyC. LrtrrR, Mis- kAri kiKkrarRicx Ins,rne
Primary Sfuairs
prefesso, Of Draw ing and Painting teacher Of Emhr
eT and orna'oent N'.ienk and an additional TEACHER Of
the Elementary English branches will Il. provided
ExPESsfs --Iosrd In une fuel, gh RON
atiemian'e r term of Eve nnh. S75 Tuition English
hrasehes. SO Tuition In aiin Grerk.
Madeiti Languages so Instruction the Piano Guitar
ee.s use Il Instrument 81; us. II Fulni,nr.s -
Ono halt he bard and uin aish~ required in ai.
vance either In cab apprt I'd Each bosrder will
be required 10 furnish her slo, pillow
table napkins, and one silver spoon
e Catalogues niainns ni the part.c be
tancd Al the Nrenian ,fcea, the hook
Payne Christian aud H. G. Nitnr hy application
Prssdent i. 10 lnl sAMI X. cox, President
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03
nIsCKIIAFR0us.
aHNCaamURss AGENCY
DF TIfE ~ II u
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.


a YORK La. In.n,snee ce@p ny a he cAIiie !. ,Aesi
The nndersisned. President Directors Of the oampsny
has. exaine tho report aud exhibit, VI tho New York Life
lss and being satisfied prosperous con,lo sosas
y 70 The ss ."s 81 ss
NOE seon IN es.ese tor ID yesr. and H. Capital has attain
sords and Mortgage. Real Esate. We think a most
profitable aud sae mode q Investing a.asy The pr"As en-
thar thirty per cent, per snnen IN Tho premium, paid b.
a, these nsss,me"'. In stuck. the law Of Nov YORK
Cd iii ihr Stale oompror to met, any lawful dsmAnds
invite st'encn 10 the as,arr object. and advantage. of
LIE 1Sin !, M,
Amann, Of assets, Janasr. l.
Amenn, of receipt. 10. pre,al.
ans iniefest @e. !" Jaa'y
Paid LOSSES by death, interest
oh dividends, aud all other - =
expenses sll.aoo GO
Accumulated Fund. Jan l. ~. sl4oa ND "a
will be seen by The sboys statement that ihs oompsnyis
Those o.ring "s,ns,ion In regard to Tho subject Of La
Company. will s,,s any tina, may be
ere Tor rarrense apply To either mhe of the Loca
uEo wyTnE MrNroRp. Esq, Fr..,a.rt
's''''' p,s :, nsp%s""''A OF VFs'n.e
ROGER A. PRYOR.
sl:li'er of.e South, y
-, dresden, JAW. n.,st aud Kana"ha Coz
THoMAsf AUGUST. Esq
(Attorncy NJ Law
WIN. q FAME, Eea.
tkcni Paine & Co Merchants,
JOHN EAdBY. Esq,
tFarmer. King Queen Co, Val
RAY. GHAS II. HEAD.
tIas,or tnlied Freshly teran Church)
Rrv. JAN u. TAYLOR,
Cory sef'y Southern Baptist Convention
II X EIiYSON. trriner)
GliAs w. PURCELL, tbankor)
JAMES THOMAS, i'll,
trobsr,o Manufacturer
RoRKuT n fAfNk NJ D,1
T wAikhR. NJ u, , Medical Board.
I II GILMAN, NJ u.
All OAKLAND, Lecal gens.
In kis absence Ir = l.. WALKER
GHAa. u "NRTluAM,
l:cmvASta torney s0a Vn.
Richmond. Va
Il ~. TROTJ ,Gacnrral Agi.
IN TN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03
GAllEa.E HOUSE.
MAIN STREET, LYNCHBUR0, VA,

e. FISHEK Proprietor.
ui1S HOUSE having been thoroughly rrpaired. AMI re
u tnrnished aud ~ additional R"ems. ineln,ng Dl
MING ROOM ~ by ~ feet attached Is open for thu
eer,,on Of travellers and the public gener ul,
Ills table will he furnished with he best the market snorda
md his Bar with tho beat of WINES AND LIQUORS
An annibns baggage Wagon and feriera will always b.
fund AT the Depots the ARRIVAL of The trains and aao At The
Jacket beat /" transport passengers fiee OF charge
mn \ ri,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03
CITY AND STATE AI1AIAs.

JNtrrRsIrr OF flscINIA.-In Publishing yes-
terday the list If graduates from this sc,tin Of
the Stae. We inadvertently onitissl tse following
names: II. C. Chalmers Hslifax, =. L. b. Coed
win, Wytheyille: W. NJ. Radfurd. ]. T. Radfari,
Montgomery county John Lyon. Nelson Rober.
Henry Robertson, Campbell; and William Daniel
nakns, Bedford.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03
GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRA TED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
4g5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
: n, . u AnD1


1877 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.
IRON HALL, ale PENNS'A AVENUE
Washington, d. c.
guSHEsE Machines justly admitted to be the best In
Il for Family Sewing making new strong and elastic
ath, which wilt NOT even every fourth stitch be cut
Circulars G application by letter.
ma 1919 j. n DAVIS co. Agts Lynchburg.
ryINE MACHINE 81 Ina large suppIy. For
sale by fjy :r.tsl W A sTROTuER CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03

DfsrREssrNG-As an instance of the almost total
destruction of the wheat where the hail united it's
batteries to the assaults of the other enemies of
the late harvest, may mention sale made in
this city yesterday;,-A farmer of Westmoreland
Co., Va sowed on excellent land. and with several
tons of guano, 1870 bushels of wheat. He sent his
entire crop here. 1t measured q bushels, weight
40 lbs. per bushel, and brought70 cts. n bushel.-
Afer, Sentinel
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WARRINGTON IlOUsE,
CHURCH QTREET I,vnohburg Va


fuNlS House In situated In the Immediate vicinity Of TN
mos business II Tho city, and the loraon Is oi
the quiet and healthy in the place To strangers there
fore. lis position IN particnlsri, desirable.
The subscribers their thanks to their friends and the
public ally tor the liberal patronage they have OK
t,nea Ia the and assure them that they will endeasoi TO
merit continuance their laNu,s.
An BMNlHls, HA'GA6E W AGpS and PDRrERS Will
always he nnd at the nets AID boat landing the arrival
The aud hoatA paSsenf,H 10 and fom the
Hotel. rt,tt GHAtoh SEEAD Il CLARK,
srlt u Is PropretoIs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03

SuIcIpE'-Joseph S. George one of the most re-
spectacle citizens of Fauquier county, Va, COM
mitted suicide at his residence, near Brsterburg,
on the 9th ult, by hanging himself. He made
his will, devisng his property to his wife and
children and procured the signatures of three
neighbors to it, telling them he did not expect to
live long. A short time afterwards he was found
dead, hanging by the neck in his barn. His
inability to overcome passion for liquor, is said
by correspondent of the Alexandria Gazette,
who furnishes the above, to be the cause Of the
act.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03

LyScHBrR. AGRICULTURAL SociErY.-MR. SLAuGn-
TER az Abingdon. Our namesake ut Abingdon in
noticing the lir,s made by N. Slaughter nj ttas
place on Monday the 26ih inrt. In behalf of the
Agricultural Society of this place. urges tho coop
pcgaiion of the people Of the South west In the
sut Joined forcible terms.
This ia a matter to which the attention Of the
people Of this part Of the State has not been as
fully turned Us it ought TO be, rs it will be, rs it
must be: We say must for several reasons. lst
God has given us one Of the finest natural soils up
on earth, and sel.respect, If no other motive. will
demand its full development. I'd. Our people
will be provoked to good works by the progress Of
others Sd. As the population increases farms
will decrease in size and one must consequent
" produce as much Us two do now. 4th. The
spirit of emulation is too big in the people of the
Southwest to permit them to stand still while all
the rest of the world is on the march.
OF all the countries within the range OF our
knowledge there is none better suited 10 expert
ments in the improvement Of stock, or for the ac-
ua production and raising of the very best breeds.
The only draw back TO excellence in these depart
mentss the ndisposition ofthe people. They want
m incentive to action, and Mr. Slaughter is now Of.
erng them that incentive. They want an Annual
Far,-a great and comprehensive Annual Fair
for the exhibition of all the products of the field,
animate and inanimate, the shop the loom, tho
arts and the handicrafts. Lynchburg has taken
the lead in this matter, and Invites usto help ours
teyes, to honor ourselves to enrich ourselves. In
that city Society has been organized annual
membership to which is wodollase. and life men,
bership twenty dollars. with I'll the privileges
and immunities that must inevitably accrue. There
is not man in this country who tills ten acres
and raises a horse, a calf or mul6. who Fought not
to become Mt least an annual member, and the last
man who makes business of farming and stock
raising ought to be life member.
We are gratfed to learn that Mr.. Slaughter met
with good success here in attaining subscriptions,
in other words memberships, but VIC are sure that
not one in ten who onght to have done identified
themselves with the great intersstsMr. Slaughter
advocating 1t is not too late to DO SO yet and we
may sec many Of our farmers falling into rank, aud
preparing to exhibit their fine stock Of superior
products at Lynchburg about the Goth of october.
Mr.. Slaughter justly .remarked--and it is an
important fact for relection-that all professions
except tlers of the soil, hold their conventions,
by which each one becomes unit in action, and
consequently while they have all been ascending
farming the noblest and most honorable OF all,
has been descending. Inycry seli-dcfence the lar
mers must devise means of coming together annn-
allv to compare notes. and thus exciting abroad an
active spirit of improvement in all that pertains
to their delightful healthfu and independent avo-
aton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03
XALyAnr.E rR.CT rL.nDrou 40

N OF ID Rs4
SAIflIaving I'd 10 I.yn chbirg " III the EN1,.1
view Of practising profession. shall "Oih fAu
day "f August neat The premises offer far sale EA.A
TRACT OF LANi, rnntaining 9tp Acres, |, ing In
Of Camp tl miles below Iyuchhnrg inmo
y the James Ri and kanswh, Canal AMI the nch
burg aud Cone nd Turnpike. within James
station the u. X nl,n ming Tia land. 1T
ron, Vim. Cough and Il ID CHRISTIAN healthy
Il. asant ncighhorhood
Tbs Inud /, of the best quality. and high Of
cultivation. There Is sxrel. Mt BRICK DIV Eli.
ING HOt Sc with and all tho outbuila
lug sting Of good Stone Kitchen Tobacco Barns. sta
hts &c all and IN good repair. Upon Young
Orcha ri OF well selected Fruit Beaver Creek,
nrsefaine stream through this Tract # Land upon
wilh md INN, .a, ely the bank Canal
excel, ut site tor manufacturing mil other
!. propelled b, waller power. TIE "ohteu', o this .ni
10 IN, Injury. it'll its other adv ends this
II the desirable in TIE upper country. Terms ber.
al and made known the day Of sale
j. l6--iamt.oang SAMI u. CHRISTIAN
LY Richmond W bg copy CLAW and Send I'LL 10 adserti.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03
eALRs BY AuOTlOH


sasaGsTEE,s Sass 81 yAa.UAns.R REAs.
Trs,. ssa.a y . ~ tho s aaassa ws@.saa bearing
.s s.h june and q ressr IN The olsrIs oes II
,.oe IN trent q the Aar.si lonssn Lyme, burg FRipAY
D.. sush 81 yaly neat The tols ins Ae, II
Win son's wsteh.u.a situated fronting On Main stree.
IN feet and nn"ss bach m fer, Also 4. the ..a Win,
immediately In resrof the lus nsnansd whch the
ted Alsa I'm fpo, Ally leading the lots aforesaid -
Alb" n, ii' ,ne and place VII sell The o~inr Ne
a6iri named harriet, aud b, n,mcd john Aise, quo
as. ali sshesrs to S .ssacn nv.
liof-e. ".e Cow on. Cart f"ranre Car one Bsronehc.
the SAID win.on- Household and k,,.hsn Furniture
The es and the Neerocs above mcnencd very valua
The above property b.,,ose IN be hut W.
vi" as sash . little a. =: Vested the pss Ann
asr."i, Of sdds,s, elto sd under eH0 credit
s.sactor, endorsed required the purchasers
tie the real ssatr retained until the therefor
mad. J. H. {. WINSTON. r..z,..s
ie " dJia~ sr~i1oy A. NJ rRlnl.E, Trustees
POsTPONEnENT.
The sale of the Lot oi Ground and The said A Wnsions
,eres, in another lot. snl the Ale. mentioned
,s above advertisements posp Friday the 9th An
tp, !, u 1' ,ans n. / rn MsnstoS' Trustees.
GALE OF vAsUABsE TAVERN PROP
- ERiY IN THE TOWN OF Liberty In pursuance
iircbaueh and vie vs. Watts admr AZ will sATuR.
der .asas s a. ." IN. .s s TO .,s
{" he la..n House an1 Lot, an other buildings thereon, in
addition the Tavern Iau-e ,olsi., ge
een,neni S,"o'ansc AMI several offices Man and
othcr Tavern iioa.c tarse aud convenient. aud
.y been pn, In thr'nsh repair The s,sle. and other
.n"uses are convenient andin sod repair The onse has.
rhnns-cas Ii be required usicnt To pay tho expcn
o ssi tor til. residue Of tho purchase m"ncy credit
Of one nv" and tire. equal alnsnts, VIII be given.
the purchaser give bond Nh good security and the title
IT, lrnprr, RETAINED security. sah)
df'" ri the Of the pssss's " ,",yssox Gam,
" itrw,lans then d,,a~ taiaur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03

VuNRlsT SALE.-BS the prov i~fSu. OF ~ Deed
oil Trust made Nv Alanson Winston decd If date tho
fist day Of July leis and ut record IN the Clerks Office Of
III" Hastings Court OF iynchbnra tho Of
ia bt due In Samuel Miller the nnicisencd VIII Friday,
the 9th daY Of August 1915 sell the premises for ASH
lot Of ground in the lily III Iymehhurg the south side
ii Ls nj, srr. fronting oriy lee, sail extend
ing back 1872 feet being Of 10, No M In plat
together with Alry 10 wide long
10 4th alley along the line Of Lot No ~.
The title To said property believed to he
but In executing The trust such title tho Deed viii
be given by the trustees and other.
EDWARD n BtTLER, .,.,.,.a.
DAVID L. EDLEY, s i''
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ALL
ACCOUNTS DUE
TWICE A VI AR,
1ST july AND aaT JANUARY.
(ereeps these BY special Cosnact)
GEORGE Nj. RUCKER,
"

JUL ISL. 1908.
ESPECTFU1l4S ask and urges all those having
II u COUNTS with him forward and pay them. Ill.,
terms are well unerstaodpsy nlefs required tace
viz; ist July AMI LIST JFnuafv. Selling Goods he
price only the customer buying Gools and having
eharerd Is placed the favored citing along
the cash customer This involves The necessity requiring
prompt payment of accounts when due ta yearly
special contract II longer be ao rl hoped
his customers VII prepare tn pay a once he must have
money to pay lis debts ard knows
from hic 10 pct than those ho hu Merchants
ard others having accounts and claims against him
on the LIST Jaly will please present them without delay as
they Will be paid promptly on presentation. q. NJ Il.
L.. nIr
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Il WILSON'S

" SETTING MACHINES
Rec Ncd thu HIGHEST PREMIUM awarded Ia 1857 by the
American Inst inte n York Mar,snd Institute BALTIMORE
aud NJ the Maine Connecticut llnos aud Michigan state
Fairs
offer the above Machine for salo the MACHINE
In market ,r tam them been used by Mira
lAGf In msn'nn making e months with and profit
ana has Hfru eaa n, srst repairs.
26ls d WM l., PAGE
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CASH GROCE
"NHE UNDERSl9NE nav
Il under the style and Arm Of
ADAM u a

Il under the styIo aud arm OF
ADAMN ~ ~
or the purpose OF con tucting
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
SAUNDERS a. IRBY, on u
JOHNSON g. CO.
They are now reeelvl
STOCK OF ALL GOODS
reduced prices as cannot I'D d.
favor them with call.
AS they are defeyHtssd y
to, the Cash Hyssen9
cash buyers, or In exehf
They will give prompt
of Produce. and REMIT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-03

RICHMOND Va.
FENE nndcissne leased the above Hotel for term
n "f years aud fully prepared Ia receive thn'
friends and the public \ Intend 10 MAKE the ST cha,.s
In all respects comf taba and agreeable Il It's patrons
hoard o. - day. 1llps u 4 lNGkAM,
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