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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-27
FRESH "LIFE THOUGHTS"
REPORTED FOR THE FREE PRESS,
PROM RECENT SERMONS BY I z
REV. HENRY WARD BEECIIER.

KkN HIN M " ANU DELNILN'
1t seems to me as II all the things which are in
Nature cannot change, and are just as they were
left by Gods hand; so that in them seem to get
nearer to God than when 1 nm among men, who
have changed so much from what God made them.
always feel in the spring Of the year, as used
to feel when l was boy and my father had been
away on a journey and came home again, and
saw his trunk opened and saw all the nice things
which he had brought for all the household. So
now, Wien the earth is covered again with leaves
and flowers it seems to me as if God had been
away all last winter, and now had come back
again with all treasures and gifts Of love for
all his children.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-27

am puzzl,d continually to know how to ex-
plain to my children the things which to me are
perfectly plain and simple. My little boy comes
to me and asks me to explain to him what's meant
by bill of exchange, aletter of credit on Paris
and have to go back and go back until come to
some ground where | can talk to him, so that he
can understand, and then step by step, bring
the explanation up to the end, and when have
got through, he looks submissive, as boys do when
stood a word of all you have been saying" So if
we were to come to God and ask Him to explain to
us what is His Special Providence, there would be
a thousand things which we should have to learn
before we could understand it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-27

trntion, &C., it will be green ms frog-ponds about
you, and you will be harassed with all skeptical
doubts; but the running Of active religious
duty will always clear your doubts away. think
religious dispositions 90 far to clearing up all
religious doubts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-27

The fowls Of the air " neither sow nor reap, nor
gather into barns, yet your Heavenly Father feed
eth them." 1t lie not Nature that feeds them,-God
says. These are all my chickens and the world
i. my great barn-yard, and feed all the bird. my
self"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-27

How many thousand stitches are there in gar
ment Yet when you look at it, You don't
one-all you see is the garment; but every one Of
them was necessary. So events are but separate
stitches in the great garment which God is making;
and though now all that see is the events as
they transpirc; yet when it is done we shall not
observe the stitches though they all necessary
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15
cry AND STATE AFFAIRS.
To Advertisers

The Lynchhurs Virginian, now half century
cid. has acquired position second in influence To
hut few. if any other journals in the State; and
has wider circulation than any newspaper pub
Ishcl South-We,t of the Metropolis, To say
nothing Of its circulation in this city and neigh
borhood-it is penetrating every part of that ex-
,ensive region. which. by the completion Of our
great lines of REORGANIZATION. has become
tributary to this city. As an advertising medium
therefore it affords unequalled advantages to all
eur business men who desire to increase their
trade.
The Job Office connected Herewith, is now one
o. the most extensive in the State having been
provided during the last year with all the facilities
requisite to execute any manner of work. from
la7,c p,stcr 10 the most delicate wedding card
The proprietor has no disposition to puff the es-
a -hu' mt into notice. nor is 1t necessary, since
Work speaks for itself, and the public have
..l5wn their appreciation by increasing their pat
ronage full fifty per cent in the last year.
All orders VIII meet with prompt attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

WASHINGTON. Jan. SG>,rr.--The Pacific
Railway bill isloalcd with amendments action
taken.
llorsE or RErREsrNr.rlyrs-The House WAS
engaged in the consideration ol private bills.
Tho Committee ON Foreign Affairs agreed to
port bill similar to that Of sslcll, proposing To
place under the coutrai "f tho Pre- sident thirty
million Of liars with which t. negotiate for the
purchase Of Cuba
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

srrcrpE.--Mr. Henry-f. Primer. a'respectablc
Young man of Winchester. committed suicide III
that place On Saturday last, hy shooting himself
with n Colts pistol through the hcad lie was
alsu 80 Yeas Of age, a native OF PRUSSIA. and
had been in this country about five yeas. the last
three Of which he lived in Winchester. having
previously resided in Baltimore. lie had been en-
gagged in the retail clothing business. His in
deh.ednes. ia supposed to have been the principal
cause of his Putting an end to his life.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15
Later from Mexico

NEw oELr>xs. Jan i-Ncra Crus dates to tie
9tL. says jaurc1 refused t. listen to the comms-
s'oncrs from |, blc-.
Haalas1, leiorc his fall, approved the PROPOSE
tons of England and France far "A settlement of
the Spanish question If Spain WAS satisfied.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Kanaaa.

ST. LorIs. Jan. IA special messenger re-
ports that Montgomery was terrifying himself
near the Missouri line. and that Government
troops had been sent to that vicinity. Volunteers
were forming rapidly--six hundred muske;s pass
Ell through Jefferson CITY Cor Kansas
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15
From Havana

SAVANNAH. jan 1.-THE steamer Isabel from
Havana, arrived here today. She reports that
the Slave Trade Oh the l.land was very nctive,
nearly ten thousand negroes are repor,ed IN have
landed there reeenty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15
M arkctS

BALTIMORE. Jan. lI.-r ur frmar: II ward
anl Ohio - - y IS. " heat better: White 81
81 81 50, Red 81 So t'rn steady. yellow -,
White -.
NEW NoHH, Jan. ll.-Frur hnnyant Southern
50 ~ II - to Wheat unchanged Corn hiehcr,
mixed Il ST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MENS' PRAYER Mrrr1rG.--Thefe are
regular meetings for PRAYER, vt tie room Il the
Young Mems Christian Associatian II H. o'clock
The public are invited to attend.
my IDS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

CFNsrs OF M,RrI>sBrRe, Waffle c,litor Of the
Martinsburg Gazette has just completed census
of that town, showing !, to contain population Of
g. 100 souls including 2l2 slaves and IS free col
ored persons. II also contain, - houses and
500. 900 worth Of taxable properly. exclusive of
S52:0nO worth ofcl.nrcn nronc.tv.N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

LYNcHBuRG BuILDISo FrND AssnciATiHN.-A
a., annual election for officers Of this Association
ell On Thursday night, the following named
gentlemen were chosen: President, Jno. 7. Da-
Ni,: Directors, John o. Taylor, Maurice S. Lang
horne Jas. O. Williams, VIM. II. Straton, Vim.
NJ. Davis and J. Z. Colhoun; Trustees, stephen
T. Peters, K. &. II. Kean, and Ii. A. Burroughs
Treasurer, Camillus Christian Secretary, VIM.
H. Parish.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

We invite attention to the sale of a Buidi ng
Tt On Eighth Street, owned by F. s. Miller, and
be 5 Id this morning at ii o'clock, III front OF
til, Market House. by Bryan Akers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15
MARRIED

On Thursday evening, the 18th inst, by the
Rev. W. H. Kinckle. Mr.. JtRtNtAu \. HUNTER
of Campbell, to Mi AMANDA 7, f,fkrs. of this
city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

FREIGHT TRaDE-There were received. at the
dep, Of the Va q Tenn. II. r., ON yesterday, y
loaued cars, consisting of ll2,oOO lbs. Stock;
So 900 lbs, Miscellaneous. loaded ears sent
West same dav.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

IAIR assortment Ia now complete. lnvnR aldcl msry
house k"cIinr gnods ~
acconItDd ate all Iitl - XII PING GOODS,
Silver Plated Wprr able Cutler, thahhg Dishes
Table Floor Oh otis OH = sdes, Com c., W"oirn
nd Brass and Wir Fen u ass aud Iir"nr
ed And irons u and Steel Shoe and longs, Sausec
Cutters. Shears Scissors Sc
Packet Cutlery PISTOLS douhl" aud single Guns, Am,nup
Carriage buggy Irnmthss fatp ntrrs MAJ W i9hs,
Blacks snd C.or"s Too. taGi an Hardening I'm
PIGMENTS Circular a,d all other Saws luag Pruning and
Butchers Saws, COIL Rope. ac 81
We would cali special a"utu - our stick Of RIFLES,
manufactured ana "Rrrrnci N every ia
W aI.o tie agents ( + is"N1lGh hfIllNG,
&c, prices .pr,u and trr 70 d. s'i'ciod with
of Ia" best quality. WerosI eiIll inNhe an exam
natn purchasers.
ny UNI'NS L
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INNrnnuHa. January lat, lt'il
NATi, hive pu rclascd OF var, Arihur 4 su,,s u,

" ~. wis aud Ia dnG Msclinc the Canal mla
hc"" lNnr hhars whst will receive aud etnd CDItN.
VILLA AMI flASftR. w viii Keep constantly m
NAM a. ' Nl 'nd >sI, fonr IN bags and tartcis, Corn
M'al " lA'-t"i h~' ard in tag. aud hate,s, all a.
When We wi 81. l'hc,i D., ~hoieHsie aud retail
We nav .etbf'i the suNic,s NCip C,Nntu
anu VI" fta afls r"rIc,t o,drr hN hr ~ me- met
~ ne h'Nt - aus s'Rsp" wt.a We Willie ali" g. Ia much
'ef'l 'l @ Il atInr than lastNcr tc,udtUt here her,
t"l"'r ~ y 80 Ftrtttst 4, .ptttt
w " u nv IN highest price f,r Cnru, Wheat aud
N"ol 'hbsf al Tweed at MN
! 4 Nm L
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.nocEnN ACnunl.-,nN uou.k

~" sase'ih"r having puieha'cd of Mr. N L lnhair
!" h" en- osath Vtultn, ERliS. DRY GuODS LIQUORS,
Nc amt e. winch he" expects at,N days To add lar ,ls aud
k''P sum Id "h every ricr rcndsr /,
TAI ilslt cot tnmIrin FAMILY GROCERY AID hnp 10y
sil' at hI 4" business and isp sou to please. I"
a." 90 portion al tad, aud d. thv former
Il thc hon#y t,uush he eyuutr, ,,nrral,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

HIGH Prices FOR NEcRoEs.-lhe papers are no.
tcing in various parts Of the State the high pri-
els at which negroes are selling One day dur
ing Christmas, week, Mr. Vim. \. Davis, Auctio-
neer, sold in this town, negroes belonging to
tie estate of Allen Wilson. decd, at tho following
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15
DIssoLUTIoNs AND NEW FIRMS.

NEW cONCERN.-W~ ka,e sh,- ds,. a..s-
'i"" ourselves asrtlcr. for the purpose Ga.
ira hrr 4 and r~mioa Rssinss- under hr lr anL
OF MN LIN MI kkElI and have taken The house atey
"ccaP"h by A"wln Alexander Main ST Iyu,hhnrg
OF" IL" old 'tand MnIrcll Straton W. will Keep
tnis,an,l' Ell hand rrnrra ss'rmont Of GROCERIES.
ot'hS STAPLE DRY GOODS, ard IN fact, rssry ART
eve >nV ht In such establishment which Will sell
rheat Tor cash ~ ~ nnc'nal customers sho't tine We
VIII We - frt-"ua n II the sale Of RdcnH AID Tart
ava '78sY '""ffy Irotscc Our long expert IN hu
si'a VIZ ~ - mahv 4ivtna snn bv per
h ''laah l. business hop" reaeive liberal shsie
81 f""'Ee tom onr a" tt'irs and III. Publ, ply
,''n maj u" f''t sisl lac spared {" phase thos"
VIII M v tat ~ Win til ir Iaironpc,
RI i - NOWIIS.
Late II tie hrta7f Aotiin y Nasa,tcr.
mos Mhkil.ll.
! at Il q hnn oi Muire \ suaIt"n.
LrNcuHrka, Januai. Iii Iail
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EAI>.un4 $50. az C0pAmTNEw.n,r.

~ The i#Itat rshp l'tt'"fo rsi-ing bctNesm u u
InHr %, Hn lns thtEan IN Ter the st,lc aud II N Of
PAY y. CHRISTIAN tbs dav dissolved by rehs'nt Of
the pari- ilruam Il the m will be use only IN crspr
the eerunls vii l." rieserird II .iy
d., pao 4to an fro nds Will be- prompt t.
stfi.r u Is PAYNE
CAM1IIIS CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

REMOVAL OF THE BODIES Of THE PHILADELrH1ANs
FROM NoRroLK.--CaIt. Nathan Thompson an
agent Of the Philadelphia Relief Society arrived
in Norfolk, Va. few days ago, for the purpose
of experimenting the removal 10 Philadelphia, Of
the remains of those Of that noble band who came
from Philadelphia to that city, in the summer Of
1855, and Tell at the post of duty. The Argus Of
yesterday, says:
Yesterday at IL o'clock, the bodies disin-
TERED md procession formed, consisting of the
Howard Association with the male orphans of the
ii ,wari Asylum the Masonic fraternity and the
Woods Riticmen: this company numbering on the
occasion. about 80 men, although the notice II
parade was very short-only few hours y
band of music marched at the head Of the process
SION Capt. Corprew Secretary Of the city. rode
Ma4.Shall, and Mayor Lamb and others were in
tlr line.
The procession, moving slowly along towards
the steamer, presented truly solemn scene. f'rei
bly, reminding many of other scenes witnessed
when and where those heroes fell. They came in
life and health with willing hearts and strong
arms to our help when greatly needed, and their
crumhling remains only 60 back to be placed be-
meath the green sod at Il well chosen, quiet spot,
within hearing Of the solemn toll Of the bells of
their native city, there to he visited aud cherished
with fond remembrance by those who loved them
we'll
The following is list of the Philadelp hians
who died in the endemic
In AortcK.-ileTnan n erson NJ ~, lhonas
Cravcrut, Student of NJ, Thomas W. Handy,
Druggist; Andrew j. Thompson, do, son Of Cap.
tain Nathan Thompson.
In Portsmouth, -Courtland Cole, NJ. d., Ed
mund r. Barrett. Student of NJ, Z. Perry Miller,
Druggist: Fred. Murfeldt Copper and Leeeher;
Robert W. Graham, Nurse; Singleton Mercer. do.
VIM. ITerson, do, Mrs Olive Whittier, do, Miss
Lucy johnson, do.
DESTRUCTIVE FRE.-About two o'clock last
Tuesday morning destructive fire occurred at
Woodstock" in IIenrico county, the residence
of Mrs. Mary B. Price. The barr, was set on iile:
and entirely consumed, with NIL its contents, con
sisting Of proyender. two carriages pair of valu
able carriage horses one fire COW and two calves
and II number of farming tools. The stable ad-
joining also took fire. and was completely de-
stroved. rs was valuable horse belonging to
Dr.. Register, and buggy and rockaway. The
total loss is about $500, on which there is no
Insurance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

Franklin BUILDING Fund AssocIATIoS.-The
following named gentlemen elected officers
of this Association, at the annual election held on
Thursday evening last:
President-Geo. ID. Davis. Dirertors-Wil liam
4. Anderson, {. ii Hardy. JIM" NJ, Speed. Chas
r. Slaughter, Jnrcs F. Payne, and b. II. Nowlin.
Trustees-Charlcs NJ. Blackforl. ID. b. PAYNE,
and Robert }. Davis. Treasurer-Jno. NJ. Miller.
Sccrctary-James y. Scott.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

"' 'tah N thatk- Tor the patronage of the ltallr. aud
my h"' ,HUiiRlla recommend III hrn al y" NIm
Mh' IN" pubic aud patrons al the lat. u
"h'h VS. n'niher. ALEXANDER
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Mr.. Davis also sold ON the same day, a girl quite
young. for 81, 1913, and man for Sl:o5o When
the qualities of these negroes considered
none of them being counted "extra"-thc prices
paid must be regarded very Objectionable Jon'-
nal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15
IL Why GROC CERT rs.
GEO. ID. DAVIS,
Y I''TlFNATT,N Kt 7 NTIs FFKFUIFK
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

AND COIN MISSION MERCHANT,
Oypast,s ifr9pia BANK, LrNCHHNEfi. Ia
II b. tai and la st"reNo, new Ma kefa in =. and
j tn l raiehi No North Carolina Roe Ile ring, in
Ibis hti Out Honey strictly prime 10000 bales Cotton
NJ fartorv 5a trade 1000 lbs Leaf Lard Balti-
moro prros trade 500 seamless aud sewed Bags
sftti; Itrp xtrn G. Puversed Crushed anil Loaf
sugar jar. Mooho f.agura and Rio Coffee Green and
Back Tea, Wool Rolls wool Raw Cotton and Bats Hlan
ko Flu Cot'E Ct.surtts Iindscys and Fanncs Zinc.
White Lraa ether Paints 1nHccd Lamp and Tanners
on and pl Narnish; Hammered Rolled, Hoop Ntop.
Oval Rord Iron Iron Axlc Cast Boxes, shear
sming NJ B.s',r Steel; bellows Vices Anvil. Screw
Plates Shoes Wax. Sperm and hdamrntine Can
dies and Pine Apple and Eualish Dairy Cheese aud
Rice Salt Na French and American Glaso and Putty Clio
yer Tim orchard and Herd Grass Seed and many other
ar,icl, ch VIII be sold cheap for cash. short cred
il for neg ol'r PAPER, exchan" for country produce
will give attention IL the sale Of country produce
n,d M ,r ,1,t returns idec Il dts.
IUoE-,.t'. xEEPERs.-B have Just received
4 a second Winter supply Of WINDOW SHADES AND
GILT COENltE; the STYLES Of which are entirely nc" and
the assortment the bet have over
hi,,t,J e. aud ,,x anime S NJ SIMPSON.
dec ADJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

NEW tDNt EHS.- We hRvc this DIV Rss"riP-
y tag. her under the s,lr AMI firm q" ~ Il.
ED XXI - rthe purpose II conluetinF Gstrni Gro
cry oad EorudrdiHg Bbsiafss II tn" old -ud of
h.. Jol tn Man street here W. sha be pleas
IA flenis the pubc prpmi-in +" us"
cNft ihc interest Liberal rash adj
InItse taI-i 49, cats in hand tor sale,
JOHN B LEE.
J,HuAt} IT. II - ian 4dt. GEORGE ". ROOKIE.
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCK ANTS AND TRADEsMEN
OF YNCHBCRG,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
That ,on Sell ,hem Bm, snim-:


IAN AGENT FOR ALLrnE rArrR> So HE LINE
o The Railroad from H. nchbnrg To Ku+Nsr. Al OF them
having large ercu1'i among The e south wrsiern
'I ess+ AbVERriSE AND GET Eicil .y.a
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING rArERS;
y yHEinY AK AK E W,rSr ~ MEMS BRISTOL
BRnwNLuw skNoAvlLLh ,Ienr WIG
RELlGloiS iNrEiLlGEScEn, Nsot;own. Tenn
a aA5irr STAR LrAas,ou,N"
H pi"nSnAT A'"saon,v.
sfNTaNF,, ,.nenyv.
SALEM REGISTER. Salem. Va.
THE VISITOR, Marion. Smythr 80 "
VIRGINIA PATRIOT. Indcpenlrnc,, :, o. scnco. Va
Y phMnrTN Vine ; rmeas,lr Va.
SrARANn ,lEeAln chri.,iars'nrr, Va
Wyr,iEy,ILE , rElE"HAi H. ". f,oyilc Va.
UNION nEMncRAr. Union; M"nr, se""n-v. va,
ADVOCATE, Jacksonville, Ta'"we3e county. Va.
Mrr,'nIIrAx nnnville, Va.
TiE "SoUTIi'wEsT" rcarshurg Gi>os county Va
SENTIHfI, Alexandria, Va.
find rHtin iN1hnrsi to call attn" "Hce of III"
ynchtug virenian, ~ STAIRS where contracts will b"
i,d. and Advertisements foRw AEpfr WITHHOLD rtiAf
.g-iw sso receive and forward ad>',n, g. an, paper
sert,st- Foreman - uttn oricr
DIACKBEKRY COKDuAL-ror children
sale by Ijy 3ttsl W. A STRorilEK n co.
NEW nOOKs AT u. 4. vuCrO,'s.-rnIe-
OF the Breakfast Table hy oliver eude Holmes Carly,s
Frederick the Great Quaint savings and doing, concerning
Lnthur. BY Cummings; sunshine" or Kate Nn'n; and the
Life of Mrs Hoffman Jan Edits
EEOAKS: CIOAKs:.-J"u received by E..
~ press. handsome a.sntme"t Of lIoi tL,'AkS at
the la'es, styles ld"c dts MATTHIAS Z"
Brands Barrocco as Mass it"rcr e; popular Brands
. n%"G' Beam" sweet n 2 hGN i S
jan 6dlm E,lmeni.N Va.
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THOMAS y. NASH.
4 q NJ VI ESA1 ON Va [, 3tSsl y Il

TIIOM AS y. NASH.
COW ass10N Va I: ~ ii Ant.
TOBACCO, PORK. It1DGs.
Sixth Street, between Mn md Market,
lOlisVlllf. Kr'NiUCNH.
REFEEENrES WI wnlLn. l. ns, i.i n1,,o's 4 Van
II dcrvoor' New YORK Seth uN."e LynI burg Va Fish
\ Morton rctushnrsNa } nI.nos Go, Eir',m"ui Va.
W. Robinson Co New "ti'ans u an l2dts
w q. HARVEY. Aa,n, for W. =. Umrvc,.
HoHsc at the wei, Know stand iav "ccrrcLhvJ Shear
nj thu" corner near III" NarA'f nt' T." viii k"cn
RlEs LIQO,tS VINES sc all"t wLl,l he W II "hor Tor
ohah or in req barge tor country produce, innctna
and the pubic to extend to Inn liberal patronage. sale Is
w.o HARVEY Agent.
uEEENY ,'"drr Thumb tom, cd customers
fr the hh"r Al patr"nag" best W"t Ha me and rceree
jan li-lt,l ! & SiIEAEER.
NOTsCE.-W have "..o.in,rd with "-, Nv
- W. Joy >tH who has hrru with several wears, AMI
at n" Matt Street RlcmneNr, n,h' houc f"rn''l,
occupied by Mr. jane Winston Wee win alwats be found
lar &c stotk of GROCERIES A\D TINE louoh-
RIcuNoSp, January l,i. l-lo linu + dot..
400 Barr,. + Refined Sugar. Il all i'ra'ot
y. aud cuba Mo.as,f..
~ llolshctls of y q Sugar
Hams
a. ralrls Of Ale and Ci,r,,
io0 lpscs ct Alaman'in. ,aul liz
70 Barrels ROTH 4 ia r,c AM L. u.han WHISKY,
- GA Arr'e n."'d,
$50 Sa,t~ ., salt MIs'a,l brand
Loco Erts Of Mats;
90 rn'oupt r.rrn,si
100 Dozen e Bnrkcls aud iI'nrts
800 bern of Li1c' aud Cords Ut all SIZES;
4m ~ y White aruirn Coco.
100 Baet"f Java t"he,-
jan ll-dts No. N,n Str-"t, htchmood Va
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wv t3StIRN. Har,aY bought the .ntc,

: 'sl'f iaas L. MurrrH, - ~ late nm ri Mnric \
-lHta', ,oHiinue thu iHd taHmssn# H.
al tn tI Murrl 4 >tt,ilpn. Main street. ~ ~
- hn.N 10 k-cp ,pils hnd az'titm"n
- tRut EiIls. IIQioK~. STAPLE DRY Goods aud
ia al. t' !, usually NJd Grorerv r-lahts m"ni
l1Ht hnr Al epuon pad g. the salcA of "bacc" What
@nr. ru al#sft,l ktuls oi tafntty Produce
Ihut' NorS liho tl pa ftouag" lrt"ioinr" hnsiow
"l ul"u ' at .n'tn, IT, lH personal attention 10 bn
t.hrrH, Poo % lhc
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II W III \ VIZ las nNrr
"a MI a. the sale nt Inhnc,o Wheat
our ION haon Ar and indeed Artlc thet would
j." en- t "a c,ll ilom all 10 rcspr,tnl, and
: u n'~t'' Md Ilann.9w VAN 1AI.lAf IkRO.
Ham at. ATTY oppo Farn,,rls bank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

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ri tA, #4' and all persons ndrh,dto II,
sHb f" md nnd make pr IsNn'nt
IL ttn tu- Will be uscd only In ,o'in the hu
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