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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-01
Sale OF Valuable PrOperty.

10 IN pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court Ar u
N noke pronounced at the August term 1882 IN The s a
"Peck Langhorne drought to close the partnership
of Peck, Hanord Langherne the undersigned who ws ~
pointed Commissioner for that purpose, will offer for saI
the highest bidder. IN the town Of BRISTOL wEDSgspav
ID day Of November 1850, THE VALUABLE TOWN Ptdnn
ERTY. In the town Of Goobson for Brisio owned by p
Iianord lnnghornc consisting Of LOT facing tho In
Depot OF the Virginia Il Tennessee Harbad the Eas, NJ
aud Virginia Rairoad with front of 400 i
which there the following improvements viz: Brlct
enenL stories high 10 feet 'front.' with six rooms two oe,
with three rooms, Kitchen aud servants House. rooms
House, Corn Crib and Stable with for 20 Horses
Pin Alley, with Darkroom Lumber House LODGING ~
all in good repair with Well the lot of fine wafer ana
most reliable stream In the place. Also TWO LOTs "n m
Easl side Of the Virginia Tennessee Railroad Depot An
these lots occupy Positions In respect trade or ira
to any improved Property IN Go0dson Bristol and no
advantages superior 10 amy that b. had In either Iac
TERMS SALH-The terms Of sale directed by thc t
of Court follows; onethrd cash. and balance m
credit Of and u months the purchaser giving bonds or n
table paper with sufficient personal for IN. %
payments These terms The parties interested may maxi m
favorable as to the credit payments The title will rr
until the purchase money IL Paid In fut "'
sept 1'-il2nov y. JOHNSTON, Commission,
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rho Late Appropriation.

VIZ published an article yesterday. condeun'ng
the action sf The City Council in apprcpr'ating
money from the treasury Tor the purpose If aiding
The Agricultural Society. That article, shoagh
furnished by IN esteemed friend. VA. We aa.t
admit, not couched Ia the most respectful terms !;
and We think, reflects suduly both on the Council
and the chairsnaa Of The Executive Committee II
| The Agricultural society. This gentleman had no
personal inssfess % sabssrve BY being - lobby
member" Of he Council. bat was delegated n
appear and represent the wants Of tho Society, of
watch he is most active and valued member.
With respect 10 the action Of tho Council in the
appropriation Of Ave hundred dollars tnot thou
sand ~ Taxpayer a1irms.) towards dsfrny,ng tho
expenses If the Society. have only to say that,
in our humble Judgment. they did right, What
are a few hundred dollars 10 this whole conlnuni-
tyr Not feather in ths balance.
lift be selfevident propostion--and we think
IL is--tbai the more VIC multiply ATTRACTIONS to
induce visitors TO our city. the more we increase
its trade and population, and in CORES pending
degree. augment its Importance and prosperity
then il will be apparent that the 1tote city is in
terested 10 keep up our Agricultural Sotiety. and
that the Council acted from a laudabe motive in
making the appropriation. But If the converse
Of the proposition be true aud it Is really Of no
advantage 10 induce pooplc from abroad to come
hers-ifwe are content TO plod along in the "one
horse +" track Of our fathers instead Of making the
public avenues that have been opened to and from
our city, tributary to our interest by attracting
large masses Of the people, nany of whom would
not come otherwise; then in decd Ia the Agrcultu-
raj Society useless 10 us. aid tho appropriation of
tho Council was thrown AWAY, 20 far Us we are
concerned.
Bnt. we apprchend that these were not the
views which animated tn people of Lynchburg in
making the appropriations TO the various improve
mcnts that, they hoped, would tend to build up
their city. Otbor cities haze appropriated large
sums to aid Agricultural Societies, and we see no
reason why Lyuchburg should not pursue the same
enlightened policy with view TO the same ute-
rior end
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-01
Henry Winter Davis.

Our neighbor has goat horror Of this gentle
,nan, with whom he declares he would not affiliate
in tho slightest degree. How comes it to pass
then that he is eonson tly appealing to the repre-
sentatves OF the American party in Congress, to
unite with the Demo crats in securing the organi
cation Of the lIonse to defeat the Black Rcpubli-
cansf Mr.. Davis is not Republican, for in his
speech published in our columns Il day or two
since. he says: "ro the Republican party will
yield nothing. and nM il lhare and can haze 40 ron
necfion." lle,lcelares hmsefto be II member Of the
American party. and of mono other. As such. there
fore, he is constantly appealed to by tho Hpubh.
cdn.
With all our disposition to give our ncighbor
credit for honest intentions, we really think that
he would not object to Mr.. Davis aid in organic
ing tho House May he mover die till he gets it.
Neither is the Republican the only Democratic
journal which has mania for traducing this gen
demnn aud for connecting his name with all the
rowdyism tor which Baltimore is rcputcd Dn
they know MIR, Davis. and are they acquainted
with his private character? We do not hesitate
from personal knowlcdgc Of both, to say that
he is as pure man Ms any of his iraduc"r-, He
is not only u gentleman. but member in good
we should say high standing. in the Episcopal
Church. which has houorod him with a position il,
her highest ecclesiastical assemblies Could II
Plug Ugly, or a representative of the "rowdy
, element be thus honorod? We think it an asper-
sion of n denomination second in point OF respcetn-
! blity, TO none other in the land, thus To int
mate.
| Withal, Mr.. Davis is n fearless. intrepid man.
who thinks and acts for hmsef--a man Of vast
ability and singular independence. lie is IL thorn
in the side OF Democracy; which. as tcannnt pro-
pitiate, is content to abuse him. He smiles at
and dcfes their impotent assaults
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That Latter.

1t h been asuhicot Of consids. able discussion
as TO now Parson b,ownow's letter got before the
public. In his issueof the Goth ult. which has
just comeste hand he tells his own story thus
We will tell ysa, gentlemen. and the public.
nothing back. Mr.. Taylor wrote To US, ms we sta
ted 10 our reply, epqniring what We thought Oh
his chances to1bs elected Clerk of the next House
Of Representatives, I'VE answered him with that
freedom and frau kness which c,aracteri1es nil our
-comnunicaticns. add snid to him just what wo
would hare said IN . personal interview. That
- ~ frsas II 10 the last lotter have received
m him in months. and our reply, which appears
ID TIE Democrot, is the only one We have written
@ him Ia months. gentleman writes from
'Knexviile, BY this days mail that Mr. Taylor
ngs he never received such letter from W., and
that he had not seen the Grecnsville paper con
tanning it. The matter is then solved The
letter 10 genuine--wc addressed il " Mr. Taylor;
bat the Post Ofkees Of the country a. we'll AZ tho
mail hagp travelling 70 and fro. are all in the
hands Of Dsnocrufs and this letter instead Of go-
ing into The hands at Mr.. Taylor to whom it right
fully bsleuged found its way into the Office Of the
ss0Sssivslls Democrat
So it seems that Mr.. Taylor to whom the letter
was written, never received il, but BY some sort
oflegsFdemsin il got out Of the hands Of Demo
cratic Post Master into the columns Of Demo-
sratis ssusPapsri We have the evidence Of Judge
/. Dossise hiasslf that Thousands of his speeches
cenuisesd solthe nail during his recent campaign
Is Illineia we've ssppresssd. And IL high dig
. niiay Ike Douglas; . prominent Democratic
csndidsss for the Presidency. can be thus dealt
witA4y m Administration which be helped to in
sagusatA, why should Brownlsw complain He
ought 70 be thsukfhi that he Is permitted to keep
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CL0THINd! CT ,rIlNG!! CLOTHING
M. GUGGENHEJAIER

As rlnrned from the Northern cities and is daily rccely
TER ClorllNG, which In beauty stye and quality IN
rs ne very respectfully requests and invites the IuD
W. ana ms friends to examine his stock before purr
ing elsewhere He will hold out great Inducements To
pol, pa! ing clstomers-or others, he has use
ps mas taught him TO act decidedly In restricting crri
ms stock comprises many different STYLES Of Coats Far
ess oyer Coas, Drednougs etc., they would he TOO n
lie also has an assortment Of SEAMLESS CLOTHING tn
senon Of the age and is only manufactured BY '
Viled to call and examine them II will doubtless puzzle ever
body ~ vans r
nc as aiso large stock Of Genemens FURNISHING COOP
M as 9pehs lies Crnyats, Net shirts and Drawers, GIl
ns s haadEtrehefs shaws Travelling Blankets ec a.
as' no5eias Carpet Bags, lie returns thanks
pas 'as ors and invites every body to cali on him.
NJ Country Merchants would do well to call on him T
sept 2s.dts - NJ. q.
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sore Throat Plague and Sore Throat
S. Ills luahty OF sezng hold aud causing The ty
mS rns"n Of derayed huuors possessed by no other
,, man bR ANpkErns PILL< They operate only upnr
r r sew" ann those hmors nn. much prefer, ne.
from Natural affinity, because their f, is below thai Of M
counting parts and which, settling on tho tissues nf the
, ni Around The throat region, produces sore loa sore
,hr plague and the headache and fever WitIn M
ur niier Tour or SIX pills taken G, pecn,r
ing IN the part affected sort ol collecting IN Of The
nurs ready ior expulsion M hurt Weakening eH, cam
as from Their use because they UPON healthy
taken early they prevent NIL ganic dscases Oh how
w SICKNESS 10 use that medicine which only ax
E .e uiseasS and leaves evil behind sl n,
York. e' w. N'4 Nahai street, New
sept lots
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A11kAeH4 = pfcenfs ass<2ez - senpsssA "
= =
pnrson nrownlowss Letter.
IT, opusnsris xpsolsnsn has lsa lks i'll
fw>sns viii 0ossrnos Wis.,. or the man tina
60 asNa - Jsrioka A psissss better, upon e,
naszEx Of basiness.. having fallen into the hand
e -. co.sds.us u.as liz Cassidy, Aas made il,
v.v int The psh,;e rrinss, and ssraightway se
ths Demscsses, s.pesi.lB osr ssishbor, al aeoe
We dom wonder ii Il, ct anythinx looiing to ,
.sb.,insss srrssrsus.ts whereby the sy,oils M,
Is elssphed frvm tlssir lenasisus esAh. l. safkcisn
d la, Democrat into s>mpssl u fury.
EAey have moreis. jealoasy spon nj. sueiec,
aud would hswl .sssf. bsefi" IL the aesil we're az
,sr shen. la ~ Gear 10 will bs,A OF the country
were svsrrun vith DsitisA suldisrs
Theetsps sfa Seaprias- fursle or the sricnt en-.
49, crHfuin hsaself srxeAch bal . feeble grasr.
>esuperea Win u eoasulsise. sadyiag obssiaacy
Via which Dsseeras win cling b the sweets Of
eGcs. .rev dc, AMI aose resign" said Mr. JEFF
fss,sa. ssd ~ dsaht aos. that in the last mortal
a~o.ies ii . GOA 10 ls dsfane. oiEcs-hoaer. he
,sosa sixh FOR soms bright Eissian Fields where
che ns.A scss would aiuinister to an appetite
more in.atiable than The grave. As n ell might
the Ioouera trv 10 change his spots, or the Ehio-
MAN his color. Its ingrained in their nature
ana t;II the worms ftsd IN them 'shey will bless
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-01
New Fall Steel

CsT arrived rom the Northern elites with 6,u , =.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING for gsn,ismen e 1rs VI
latest styles aud the mcst fashionable sppare Al the
aso arg De u n a. our e.alshmsn! No. u Main Street.
W.. @ or man any oher house In s city Hats Of he st
pools Shoes Of all qualities aud prices touit Trns
exhib'li"h aaj will bc sl,ld eheap S'a'ee are On
p, ana 20! CLOTHING In all syles and qualities
eau ~, iIRsi trRAUsBs between NowI h 4 so,,,
ever he & ana LOOK for your self Our motto is a, has
.M'huiactureFs aud Farmers will do well In cxa,,;,
., eo :, W. &c sept Adds
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SALES 1zaAUcTIoN
FUz08R DAYS.
Tll1InOWEE SpRINCS FOR SiIr


tbs uaiersigned euallhi.scners appoinied by lr.
it I1te lvun ~ kIefh county, In the ease f II = a. II
ana afass lsai.t Hssjaaa Patterson and Others A'r
ri lszk4 Ia l5tzy e 0CToREE next being m. s IN
81, Inc rla,r icrni smsil County Court sli nj ~, Dan
ds Of III. House Of smyth county acres of ,
Guiding the celebrated cflfLH0wEE sULplIUK spTIs ~
unsurpassed In Medicinal virtue BY any mineral WATER
State These Springs have had ffou the e.rIes. settl Tn
the country, great celebrity have effected many rcmar
aiios could be had and We doubt net would be resre1
They are situated within abnt mile Of The Virginia
kailroa In the county Of vyth, in The valley If
middle of Hoson Ia OF the fertile anil M
regions souh-wes. railroad Of easy and a'lA
grade could be made alsng level valley, extending finn
Virginia X 1rnncsse Raread to the slFngs. The s, liz
bold and capable Of supplying any number Of ys.ors nng
grounds handsome and afford beautiful sites for hnI e
extensive establishments. Capitalists arc invited ~
amnr the property an Investment speculation il pr "a
great attractions. f'N0ehs
TEl.Ns--Tlc sale 10 be credit of one two ,h
years, with interest ereon frOn and aer tho ,i
Of year. The purchasers TO give bond and
CURLY and The title retail ell I'LL the purchase money ia MIL
BEVERLY JOHNSON, it
JAMES W. sfiEFFEY. '"mmissioncrs
MI l-lA
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Bakers Premium Bitters

N ~ We hope the citizens generally III be ever nindG,
w. al 'hlS hitmpurlani Family Mc,cnc-u, tIni i.
ENn" ode IN all r'nar~ AMI in all s.l-,l,onc in Inns nor
hrdl hnr remarkable lan any other ever s,oyerI
o' hiran be taken y all conditions sexes with n,r,
sun one HAT stands walled tn, care of Dysnen,
,lN ana "igis, h,c Nervous Affections General D,i,y
Az ana trNtr and Nervous Headache Bakers ec,ebr
fGHiiN f'rrEg> have been manufactured Richnon.l In
l lrarN past AMI are highly recommended by Physicians and
"''S r trr great virtue They composed entirely IN,
i'hr substance aud therefore entirely from all min.
RAJ ">'h- When all oHcr remedies have failed n sind. bl
lie has been known The worst of Dysnr,sa a.
10 ny ~" al" Eo p Newc!s and eyers as atl,srJ nv Wm
H. "rctfN, NJ Hcircn, and nhcrsand chnlics md
- """'tri' 81 our citizens assert. whv it with gr,at
rNs l'ms NE prevalence ot the Cholera in EcnupJ on
W"Hn Immediately checked aud upoocd all the symptom, Of
,n"' norma disease ny the use of Bakers PREMIUM BirrrRs
fti W. 'nubl II there has been discovered tonic of m
'"' ana yet 81 soothing us these Elt;trs vLrl
' INSANITY administered 10 children with the halpi result
& "pri :" tesS ''l'cis IA anxious to have item known
W"ui the country and for Tins reason will mn ban, ,
nrrhahl' ana others by The wholesale, a. such prices
4" Jul e. tr themselves Of their merits - "''
~" - tt 81 all Drustis;s in Lynehbury and elsewhere in
N 81" ~ ' "t''cr'''idfess H. BAKER, Proprietor
Einllnnll
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Gums! Guns!! Cluns,,,

w IN receipt Of the lar ,iak of CEN.
w h4tc lad the pleasure OF ~. iile .,r,r, -
some "f IN '''i '.lrnraied 14ondon iak,r ri is Mo- =
e. Mn rnnrf. Bei,iiy ~ Son, Manlon, itar,, - IT. r
ir"., = iod, ~. ~ II price from Il To .l1t '''
AS l"s@s aia shot Bags, Game bas. Cans w.
and = ,l nvccssar, 10 complete equipment for In, n
Ais Colts Rad shnuers, Aliens Smith q vi ,n.s =,
SI.atIa saloon Pi>.,'s single Uarrcllrl PISTOLS.
Al. mother -.oc oi iinse celebrated l.itirs rianuf
ed resi-. for aud which have given .acii universal ~ai
faction. CAL ami s'e lhen oOiliUCks ~ WILLS
SEPT hl.lls MINI SIR,
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SUICIDE OF MAJ. CnArxAN.--Th Baltimore Sun
in referring to the suicide of Maj Chapman ut Old
Point Comfort On Tuesday, says:
|, appears he was subject to attacks Of mental
depression, and during the forenoon he sent for
DR.. Cuyler, the surgeon. and consulted with him
concerning his health. Subsequently ho appeared
on parade aud review, on the Occasion Of the visit
of Gov. Floyd, Secetary Of War. Nothing unu@ ual
or indicative of the contemplation Of the act that
was 30 soon to startle tho community was de-
tected in his manner. About I2l o'clock after
dismissal. Maj. Chapman went to his rooms Mt the
quarters, madeup package ofvalnables, with his
watch. &c, and took the package 10 the office Of
Captain Carlisle, wher he left it. Then returning
to his room he removed his coat, cravat and boots
and it is supposed stood before tho mirror and in-
ficted two dreadful gashes upon his thrpat with
a razor obtained from his dressing case. lie then
laid down on the bed. and was found in that po-
sition dead about halEpast three O'Clock,
The deceased. just previous to the commission
OF the act, took leave Of lady friend who came IN
to this city in the Norfolk boat yesterday. 1t
would seem that he contemplated the deed. as he
bid her an affectionate farewell aid declined ac-
companying her to the boat
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1Inl)OrCant TO ShlpmaSterS ana crews.
NJ - SOME twenty years Since seriously in
W Jmrd in one Of my hips, by coming In contact with
h an nor d" h' sip Of which WIS second mate. The hrusr
was So bal that my hip has given great trouble
NM igo until last April, when heard Of DAVIS
F" hcr and immediately procured bottle, and by it
according toihe directions entirely cured in about
ant have not experienced the least trouble from complaint
Feeling III" Importance of having this valuable medicine
ah 10y me- before starting for Europe in March last, In the
ship luvrr from New York, purchased two large bottles
lahr WIN nr Willie at Antwerp. Of attack
"I WITH very severe i scner!; him the Pain Killer
and % tflr,d MIN in II hurry.
h 'nN passage home. with hundred aud siyy-fuur
trn"or administered this valuable remedy all were
s Hn none took 1t without getting relief One lady
Eof III particular troubled with bad headache Tor which
she Nl there cure having been troubled with most
Ut Ia time tor told her had remedy, and gave
t @ ram ktor. winch. I" her surprise, did effect cure
she hi long sought in vain Tor had good st
hs ever "s PM oh ho"r ship but did open it, being
ne Necessity Tor 1.-THE Fam kilscr answered all PURPOSES, And
Il" nl' 5,u"rt" recommend every spniscr always tn
N" god supply ufthi valuable medicine with him ON goj
l" H, H. Is valuable and us, in cas-, of
wounds or bruises wlc. liil la, and frequently do ho,
pen II si,i beard. ~
CHRISTOPHER ALLYN, late Master of The sl, Louvre
St'p
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THE FAIR OF THE
virginia central Agricultural S0ciely,

a. n,chmond, Ocfn er "a. 25. 26, II. IS and =
uh beautiful and extensive grounds of this society WIN
me necessary building and fixtures III be complete IN
ae ilehin'hd, Fredericksburg and Potomac RAILROAD m
an! nave engaged 70 extra trains every halt hour our
ne week and at very low fare, making the present loca
the former one. = = = :,
The premium list $l0OOO and for cattle and horses
reinums are larger than ever offered before In Vglna
io al other articles the premiums tile highest
me Executive Committee have introduced the feature Oh
grounds. - r'''o
The Railroad Companies will reduce their to those
II Is confidently believed that "Fawkes Steam Plough w.
DC upon the grounds aud go through trial Indeed the
esnnse Committee have gone to every expense and used
EFFORT Ia make the approaching Fair the most interesting
ina II stA"f !. q. n FirtiHia.
CHARLES DIMMOCK, Sec'y v {. J" =
sept 3D-ISelw
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A. l.. - Il II Il IL | y
Main StrAnt No. 60.

~ WOt Id respectfully call the attention Ia, ~,
~ nni the public TO his welt selected stock OF FALL AND
nSWlN TEX GnoDS. B"nnrlS, tbhons Flowers. Fcatli.
Wells, Gloves, Handkerchief, Head Dresses HAS
for children, Misses Dress Hats cglprn Braid, Velvet ana
Satin Dress Caps o all slcs, Shtwl>. tloaks Far.
other things usually Kept Millinery Establishments
with large o uf Hoop skirts the very hest Slvv Springs,
from 100 to 100 Asp, uf oIn,s
Hair Pins, Permncr,, Bells, u,Llrs Jets Clocks Wae,
Jc"elry, &c, %c.
sFs" Opening day October an.
+. SAN orders trnn ir country prnmp! aueHlc! TO-.
I.,lsclm
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Grover & Bakers

n s-! nlrrEerEp FAMILY SEWING MAGAZINES, 400 Broad
~ WI. Soy York, ana Isl Baltimore Street. Baltimore
\ NEW NiAIi-PRICE S3p-HEMMEl,S &5 EXTRA
THIS mactlne from two spoos purchased from the
store, requiring rewnding of thread, Ii HENS Fe Gath
AMI stitches superior style, finishing each by It's
operations hout The hand needle
rc by other machines 1t will do better and cheaper
iu- than cancss can, if she works for
hOUT.
send for circular J. T. DAVIS Il co.
may 3ds Agents. Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-01

+. j. FisnER. Eso.-This gentleman, whose
works have won tho admiration of all persons who
have seen them, leaves Richmond on tomorrow,
or the next ensuing Monday and sails Immediate
ly from Virginia waters for Bremen. He goes
abroad 70 perfect himself in his art to study the
works Of the greatmasters, and under the auspices
Of distinguished living painters, to acquire the
highest possible perfection IF eye and hand We
have been highly pleased with all the specimens
Of art which have eliminated from his stu lilo, and
especially with his portraits in oil and Crayon.-
they evince talent Of the highest order, and justi-
fy the belief. that when age and study have dono
their part, Mr.. Fisher will make for himself a
name; as an artist, which the proudest might en-
w. Unless we have greatly mistaken the man,
! ana the capabilities which are in him, the world
win yet acknowledge his genius. May health,
Richmond inder, Friday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-01

DgEL ON THE TAPIr.-Sawael B. Paul, editor of
the Petershurg Press, and Col. Thomas r. Goode,
Independent Democratic candidate for Congress
~ fhe petersburg District, arrived in W ashingt
City on Thursday. to settle an affair Of honor
Paul was arrested and placed under bail Of IS 600
to keep the peace.
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Northern Assurance COMPANY

Northern Assurance Company.
a. 80 hor1aie street, London Tor FIRE AND LIFE A.
UcS StEANtE. at lumc and Abroad Established in lo}d
ana Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament
The Policies of this Company only guaranteed 10y
hr" Capital hui also by the unlnitei personal responsibility
"i aclfil l,Ho S,a -e.Udcrs
a. ALEXANDER.
Jane lily Agent in l.ynchburg Va.
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Fall Stock of Hardware

fMBEH, Iooy.
M are now in recep. of our Fail stock of AEDW Al
W which our friends and cusomcrs.w nnl as varied A.
cheap as usual and To which we invite llieir attention.
Sept 3ndts CDI.lIOI-SS A Wills