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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06

In, NEosno MAIL TRAIN SAPE-N,y ALOE WAR
EHuIu.-- u cSfpo,t, No, Dec. 2l.--The Santa Fe
NAL, which was due ON the 18th. did NOT get in
unnI last night, aud apprehensinns bad been en-
tertained that some disaster had occurred Tine
delay was otcasoned by heavy snnw s,urn,, that
DELAYED the train some days beyond Council
Grove.
The rumor Of the determination Of the Neosho
mail train turns out to have been false. No Ut
tempt wa made, and no unusual annoyance was
given by the Indians.
II is now believed that the Navnioc war svir-
tually 1T an end Lieut.. Lane. ofthe Rifles. arriv-
ed in Santa Fo on the 10Th ult., direct from Fort
Defiance. bringing the news that Mr.. Y"st the
United States Indian Agent, bad conclude an mr.
mlstiee Of thirty days with the Navn joes, during
which it is understood the Government shall pro-
wide commissioners to meet the head chiefs Of the
II be II For, Defiance and enter into u formal
uea'y and coHclude The wv.
The war has now been prosecuted for some
three months, at II very heavy expense to our Gov
ernment, and requiring the whole military forces
Of the Territ.ry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06

GETTING a WIFE BACK.--A hdbeas corpus case
of an unusual character came before Judge Ben
nett. Of Burlington. VI. upon the following state
Of fac's:-Mr. Edgar w. Brown, aged ls, ran l.
way with Miss Sarah jana Phillips, little dam
sci under -, and married her, Sarah Jane had
some pronrrty in her own right, Independent Of
her parents, with whom she lived. The property
and To- some extent i,s owner, were under the rro-
lection OF nr. Hathaway guardian. Now Dr.
II. perfectly adhered master Brown which made
an clopemcrt necessary. The youthful twain
were made on" hy Justice upham, &C Winooks
aud Sarah Jane returned to her NJ ther Where.
upon DIR. Hathaway cam" in ragc and took her
away placing tcr ut q harding school under his
| own contrib. IIeucc writ % hahc3s corpus ON
the part of the hcfoaved boy Brown. pr H. was
at first stubborn and refractory but finally under
terror of the law, producedt The bride OF course
there could be but one result. Figa- and Sarah
rushed together, and departed arm in arm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06
The New British Minister to the United
Statni.

Lord Dnnfcrm!ne. the new Minister. is more
generally known as the llor OF able Sir Raj pin Alb
ercromby. X. e. b. lie was attached 10 the
mission to Frankfort in ls2 |; 10 the embassy to
the Hague in February in 1872 4; at Paris III No
,ember, 1924; Secretary to tho Plrni potentiaries
for negotiating with the Unit ID States in lS26
Prccis writer the Foreign O,6ce, July 5, 1927
Secretary to the Niscount 1.-THE late) STAFFORD
special mission 10 Brazil August 10, lS2S; to the
Lord Ponsonby's mission to Brussels, Dec =, $780,
Secretary of Legation at BE Rim, July ii, 1881;
Minister Resident ut Flore nee. Dec. &C. 1888;
Minister Plenipotentary to Germanic Confedera-
ton. JAN . 1899; Envoy Ia tra ordinary and Min
lister plenipotentiary at Tur IN. May 80 $780,
made K. e. b. March l. ls'5l, and transferred
to the Hague 1851. The date of his appointment
To his present rank is lay 30, 1910. lie
was born April &, 1903, and is consequently near
~ fifty six years Of age. II Q married on the
18th Of September, 1898. Lad Mary Elliott, eld-
est daughter of the Earl of Mi ito, and has daugh
ter. His father was the unc re Of the late Lady
Panmurc. Its to be hoped that his eighteen
years of diplomatic service will enable him to dis
charge the duties to the sasla elton of both coun-
tries He bears name alread y well known in
American history through tn 70 disastrous cam
pagn of General James Abercl ombie against Ii
ronderoga and Crown Point in the Old French
war and is the grandson Of the heroic Sir Raj pin
Ahererombic, the victor of Alex aniria and dev-
of Egypt from the arms OF 'ra uce who descr-
YES even higher lame rs the no Die chleltaih VINO
refused to execute in Ireland nmands of II
fierce and bgo,ed ministry dnritg the Irish re-
brllion of 1895. The title of Lord Abercrombie
We, by the great deeds of the celeb ated general
is horne by the nephew OF the present Lord
Dnntcrmline, boy Of 10.
Lord Duniermllne is a Knight Co mmandcr of
the Bath in the Civil Glass. that honor having
bren conferred upon him for diplomatic services
in ls5l. He is u dplomatist of rec ognized abil-
ity-a man of family, and in every way most &C
ceptable representative of the govern ment which
commissions him to replace the pre- sent gifted and
popular envoy Of England at Wash ngton. There
is nothing in his antecedents ar in the character
oi the position which Lord pnnfer Mi ne comes 10
Justify the rumor that Lord Napie-'S recall is to
he taken n token of displeasure with his course
in this country ON the part of Lpro D,rby Cabi-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06

THr HrLsEMAN LErrER--Mr. Hulseman. the
Austrian Minister, will return home in month,
and eoSe his establishment here. owing to the
do0'' # a brother. 1t is not yet certain whether
he viii resume the mission again. His principal
di }oma'ie notoriety was derived from memora-
BIZ letter addressed to him by Mr.. Webster. the
paternity Of which, since his death, has been
eibed to Edward Everett. As the fact ia his
t''ieal "uc IF some moment, it may not be cut Of
pee n"w IL ~. IN this connection, that the letter
n question was not written by Mr. Webster or
Nr. Everett, but by VIM Hunter, the modest and
abe ehiet clerk of the Department of State. The
orglaal draft If that paper was submitted to an
Other person before it seen by either of
tie parties whose names have been so habi,ually
associated with 1t in the public mind and though
II may have received, and probably did receive,
certain finishing ouche, and turns of phra seologv
from the hand Of Mr. Everett, it is now substan-
TALLY what II was when it left the possession of
the zeal author, who never permitted even pre-
terson 10 be suggested, when the reduction ex-
| cited SO much comment and admiration. nor since
thea--t err. II Bdl'tmtr -imeriean.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06

EoNt>IW ASp NOVEL ArrAlR.-1 Young B,ide's
H'yh1"d iorted up-The dry routine OF the pro-
cecliugN III the courts Of Now York city, is occa-
>l1ualiy relieved by little romance of which
cu'jau~ hahcas corpus before one of the Judges of
& tltam Wednesday, affords nm instance.
Ca TIE 18th of this month young man named
jane, Sinclair still in his minority, entered into
the ,iikcn bonds of mntrimony with Elizabeth
VIII 50 maiden name has not yet appeared. Four
day after the ceremony the young bridegroom in
formed Elizabeth that he feared detention and
c"uet'aint on the part of his father, and charged
her To take immediate proceedings 10 recover his
liberty should he be missing. a few days ago she
applied Tor writ IF habras corpus. commanding
John :. Sinclair. her father-in-law. t" produce the
body of her missing" husband before tie court.
ilerpctiton states that her iather-n lazy dcan
her husband, and refuses to allow him t. visit or
live with her: that John :. Sinclair has declared
his intention to keep his son away from her al all
hazards, and will. II necessary send him out #
the country to prevent them from living together.
The cider S'uclar mnde n return To- til" writ to-
day. thai lis sou was Il minor, damicilcd up to
II LAY Of the writ, i'll his house, and wholly de-
pru.rnl upon him that he was not restrained Of
H. Liberty lay rope or confinement. but unl con-
ntuded under the pain of parental dspleasuro,
IL, - leave tho premises The case was adjourn
ed + further hearing mt which some interesting
questions Will be presented.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06

AWuNDLafuL CrRE.-The New London (Conn i
Slay gives the particulars of the election of snake
eight inches long from boys stomach, 10y one
John Il. Reade. spiritual medium" after all
the medical treatment of the most celebrated
physicians Of New York and other cities had failed
to relieve him. The prescriptions were given by
the medium while in clairvoyant state. and in
clude The following medcament, applied both in
spa>modic mixture" gentian, ca,nphor, salt spear
ment, phosphoratcd either, satpeter, stramonium,
digitalis, bismuth, ve!erian, podophyln. tobacco.
lobea, and castor, That the snake should have
thought best to yacate his quarters is not re-
markahle as that the boy should have survived the
treatment. He is, however. doing well.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06

f,UEAP lEhr.-Wr have just sceeivrd n
f supply If G. AL OIL Of tho best quality. which
will sell in quantitv
jan dti0an.i j. II THOMPSON co. Druggists.
Two MANUEACTIRERS.-J pounhs Of
Gum Arabic 300 gallons of Tobacco Flavor, cheap; fine
branding Paint; Branding Board Brushe' Oils Of Lemon
rsamat Wntrrgreen Anise mnnds r and S,
cei Tonka Beans Anisc Seed Cloves Cinnamon;
Olive In baskets and boxes Lard OH Copai yarnish &c,
&c whic.. offer cheap.
jau 6dtlcsn J. II. THOMPSON & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06

TuRHN CHILDREN BURNED TO Dr,ru- Ae I,t
""siuR Register brings us the particulars Of II
heart r'ndng calamity which occurred ut the VII
lA@' of Fostoria, Blair county. Pa, few day
h,nc'. \ small frame house. occupied hN Ger
lnun named Bender, hi, wife and three small chl-
drca iok fire aud vas burned TO the ground all
the little ones pcrlshing in the flames. Mr.. Ben
der who IL tanner. had left his home to pursue
his day toll. and after his departure his wife
went ont to milk her COW. locked the door to keep
the children IN until her return, the cow-pcn be-
M some hundred yards away. During hor alb.
t'nee the house caught fire by some means un-
lnuHu, and before it was discovered the flames
had mnde such progress, That the rescue Of the
children impossible. When found. the bones
Of the two elder Tone Of them nged about Years
mud the other about years. were lying near tho
door, the Youngest Ia babe Of two mtn!hs) was
at. ~ lis half consumed cradle. with one arm
and unr foot burned o. and otherwise mutilatcd
50 ucnriy were the bodies consumed that 40 cot
hus We're called for, and contuscdly thtS were roll
I'd IN uuc winding sheet. and in box speedily
huliri ont of sight. The parents are lett entirely
destitute, ns well Of household goods IA house
hold treasures, and the little money they had
hus' anded is lost with the rest.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06
4 MEXICAN wATCIIEs.-wc

4 W ERHGAN wATCHES.-Wr hive ~
I n ga hand, very large stock Of the AMERI "a
CAN MOVEMENTS n Silver aud ~, Ii and IL II J..
Cold We warrant these Watches to perform ~'0b
ell nn Ia be in respect represented and furnish
certificate that effect with Watch sod
We have the largest stock ii ilnpotted WATCHES
have had embracing fac Con'e.
roys, Dixh, J"hn-ou. TOBIAS Bolds. Blamdes aud Da.
vd Taviurs manufacture.
will scll
solicit PORTION OF the public patronage.
J WILLIAMS 4 SON.
Jan d2w Min Street I.yncl burg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06
Hampdcn Sydney Magazine.

We have received the frst number Of the
"Hampden Sydney Magazine. "amonthly literary
publication. established BY the students of Hamp-
den Sydney College, and edited by Committee
OF the two Societies. 1t contains great deal Of
interesting and entertaining matter. not only to
the students and alumni of the College, but to the
public at large. We hope this Magazine may be
encouraged.
II 10 handsomely printed. at the Job Office of
the Petersanrg Express. Subscription price, two
dollars per annuni.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06

Tickets o. Halves $40, Quarters Is. Eighths % so
Package Of 26 Whole Tckrs at $50 500
There are 10 drawn ballots, aud each ballot being
Is off, being
Leaves nett e0i
Leaving sk TO the purchaser. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S36
Persons who desire need only the risk Package,
for which we will send Certificate follows:
Certificate OF Paek.g of 26 Whol.s $500 90
DO. do. .6 Halves. $50 OO
Do. dn.
Eixhtbs
IV All orders add ressed X. FRANCE Managers,
Baltimore Md will with prompt attention. print
I'd official DRAWN
r. FRANCE e. Co.
Jan 6.dam-Aw ] Managers, Maryland Stale Lotteries.
lust received some very nice FRESH But
- TER. liam 6dkctal MCKINNEY & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06

The ladies of Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, are
raising fund to assist in the purchase Of Noun,
Vernon. They have already secured about two
hundred dollars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06
The very Best ofthe Season J ooto conght

th. lowing an GYv. Foote. is loo good 10 Je
| ID, AMI, assured by party present,
that it IL literally true We lay it before our read
ers. In fact, tho person who gave US the informa
ton is gentleman of integrity and honor. whom
we have Implicit confidence. Here it IL - Tiois
| burg San.
A few days ago n company OF gentlemen were
travelling UP the Mississippi river. between lex
burg and Memphis. on tho steamer Antelope Ia
the crowd was politician OF great notoriety. psr-
iirulars in the State Of Mississippi who was eo-
quent and incessant ~ his advocacy Of Judge
Douglas for The Presidency: Every position If
Douglas was Democratic, every rulsation Of his
heart Southern. every element Of his nature cob
stttutonnl anI conservative all the leading stairs
men and politicians of the South and West bis ar
dent admirers, etc, etc.
During an animated panegyrc upon the per
ieetlons Vi the Little Giant," all the gents Of the
cabin Ind congres gated aronnd the "interminahle
tulker' some asking one question and some nnoth.
er, all If which were answered by the statement
II Facts all within the ''ccrtain jets0,mi Lnorl-
e,iqe,' of the speaker, when gent asked "liaw
is Kentucky upon the Douglas question 2" The
speaker turned to him with AN air of great di mi
" and n peculiar expression of countcnance M
much a4 to hay 'there | at hom.'--rcplied
kentucky. sir; IL right and tn my rcrioia Ano~i-
cdgc every prominent politician in the State is
favor of Douglas. | have very lately been in Ken.
lucky and conversej with every member of Con
Ercss ana every one (anu particularly DT. Peyton
the most prominent Of them all is in favor of
Dauglas."
A very iue looking. quiet stranger. who Ind
been listening without saying anything. appeared
struck with the last remark, aud asked the speaker
if he understood him to say that DR.. peyton
ppupln- man-"Oh, yes he replied II know
him intimately, and within the last four weeks hc
l,s assured me Of the fact"
The stranger rose up and spoke ~ follows
Sir, am DR.. Pcyton, the member Of Con
gre-s referred to, and though | have heard
much Of YOU, have never had the honor Of your
acquaintance OF Of speaking 10 you until now and
- lar from being Doug las man, Sir am against
hm all the way from h-ll to Halifax. Nor il
there prominent man in Kentucky for him, cx-
cept Mr. Dixon. who is in iasorof II new party. -
The effect Of this reply can be better imagined
than described. The shout that went up from that
crowd made the Antelope tremblr The Douglas
orator, instead Of melting down into his boots
turned towards Dr. Peytoh. AMI remarked. "Aro
You Dir. Pryton. sry most happy To see you, sir
delighted to mako your acquaintance, sir: think
once you. sir. when | was in the Senate
nhrm!' :, called all hand. to take u drink, and
amidst the most terrific OUTLAWS they ALI drank
health IN DR.. Peyton, and confusion to Douglas
and his schemes for the Presidency
THE OLD IN"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06

Il NtlL T. u WILLIAMS has ms oiiou MS
v III Win attend o the ale Tuhacro Wheat
Flour t" Bacon &c aud ndecd &C that would
be entrusted - car care" cali from respectfully and
"a ncstl solicited Jan tits VAN IAliAFE kkO.
Bank square, nearly opposite Farmers BtAk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06
MARYLAND STATE LoTTERIE
r. FRANCE Il CO., MANAGERS.

AFTER tho exposure Of the Bogus
Il throul bout the country purchasers Ticket"
f. tmid IN ordering Those who desire purchase wou
bo foolish t. send Lottery without know
ing that they viii have draw and schemes
feel that ihe Managers nslbo Tor prizes.
The MARYLAND LOTTERIES have been Or over
forty Millions OF dollars have been drawn Capital
Prizes from SU0O to $40 go and the fortunate
without IA single exception paid
These the Lo order Tickets In. The Managers
fully Prize sold
an they have given Bonds the state II Maryland
hall mli"u Of dollars prize holders They do
PROMISE S7hO00, es0iOD $lU00W for el0 but
give fair aud honest schemes good be made
the price OF the Tic.ets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06
Mr.. GEOKGE sTEpTOE, Agent, Tobnc-

MIR. GEORGE STEPTOE, Agent, Tobnc-
AV1 Auctionrer, will keep his office i'll
sell Tobacco the AZ
NEW rONCERN.-Havimg bought the inter-
y est nf Ihos Murrel, in the late firm Murrell a.
STRAIT will continue the rsco Rnsn.ss
AT III" old stand of Marcel >iratton, Main Street
BrhG. w Ii keep constantly hand good assortment
Of GROCERIES, LIlIORS, STAPLE DRY GOODS. and
in fact, article usually KEPT Grocery establishments,
Farc MAR at enton the sales of Tobacco,
Flour. and all other kinls 4 Country Produce.
Thankful for The be al patronage heretofore besow
ed upon the " concern nope by attention
siness, to merit 4 continuanc u the same
WM II SrRATr0N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06
LNIlDE I~LAND GUANO.-i.OOO Rng. of

IL ms p0pu.ar &C ANO. land ng aud Tor by
EDMOND. DAVENpORr& CO.
From an analysis Of this Guanp bv Professor Motif
OF New Yorkhe makes contains 2 10 Of Ammonia which
bat cent s' than the of Peruvian also
contains Bone Ph sphae of Lime 81 NC 1t
richer ~ Ammona and Phosphate snd much les
than Eitc sold in le5s u co
jan GilyI Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06
MaKninecns Scheme Ter Jananry. 1850.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$S62, $50!
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY.

CLASS 4,
To be drawn In Baltimore Saturday, January Goth
tndr the saprintrndenet Of the Lottery Conumission
SPLENDID SCHEME
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06

il II o
~ 're existing under the firm aud Of YOUNGER 4
SMl I'll, jss lived ~ ,he December mntuai
consent All having CLAIMS against tho concern will
please present them for sitrmcnt AMI those Indebted
will to- warl and Settle then
important Tor us 10 clos. business speedily possible
We return ht.ks fiendS the public senn,ay
for The b"raI patronage heretofore rxtonicd and
most u! ask continuance of the to the new
concern > oMIiII ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06

P.K.-PhiIndcIphin.J n"e I3 lSJ5.-Mc.sr..
Perry d than va nj
nrtel with Troublesome ugh, attended with y.llowi,h
truthy eXprcturatipu aud followed Nheth
liver lung cough knew moi there
king zion IN chest Calling
Office of the United JOURNAL of this
prprie"rR recommended Pain Killer
lscut the article. and helped sdaiey
well This was list March | withhold adires. \.
family and myself np"riety That what
have solemn tralb is ~t known iroprirtors
tho JoUradi the grateful ling
Yours truly ANXIOUS.
sold by All medicine dealers.
Sold by JOHN II SEAY. Lynchburg flee II. 2w.
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NEW CONCERN.-Thc" n.ler.is nrd ha vc ,hi.

~
day formed acoparnesip under the style AMI firm of
JONES STEP1OE. and will conduct the oc.ry, Commits.
sion and Forwarding Business the old stand Snodgas,
J"nes They will keep constantly hand
acted a sot tn, mt II GROCERIES, LIQUORS. WINES
all OF which Offer cash.
duce, to pnnctua customers short credit
specuiy request their friends and the
bcra patronage Particular attention paid the Of
Tobacco Wheat Corn and all kinds of Country Produce
WIN. H. JONES.
Late Of the firm of Snodgras, d jones,
SAM. d. STEPrOE.
JANUARY LIST, 1853 Formerly with Murrci Straon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06

Il N retiring from abe OF IN odx rnss g.
Jones' take this occasion to sincere thanks
numerous fr ends and who have long
faithfully pat zed and respectfully them
c0ntiaue their favors c. SNODGRASS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06

nIA NON ID cluster nd single stone Il lNGiS s.
II PIMA Ian 6dew J. WILLIAMS SONS
A CIRlOCS AND ELEGANT WATCH-
"A We have received from Mesrs Appleton ary Co,
propfi Of the American ach Waliham
anth riot of their superior WATCHES In old
ing Among the Der is In Magic Case IN.
g,nons aud curious AID IF elegant workmanship
aud fnish Th Watch he converted o,a open
into iuntsnaus Watch, by the aid # single s,rg thus
changing the position of the the case
taking il turn ii, as the old magic ateh
Those wh would like 10 specimen OF Amcri
ingenuity. that throws IN the shade ali foreign efforts In
this connection, invited 10 call az
SILFERTHORN & CLIFFS,
LIST J,wcry Store above the Market.
P. SThe American Watches all warranted to be
curatr time keepers. 6-dts.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

have taken the house recently occupied by YOU NIGER
SMITH where they intend conduct General Gr,,,-,
and Commission Business the of SMITH a. ADaNS
and will be leased to the friends of concern
the public generally. JNO THO. SMITH
jan 3ts FF ADAMS
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for the the other complaints
Ia and those unable frcsh They
substitute Tor ssrrhtrne and the effect
Saline diet absorbing III" p"isononse Gets oi the salt and
rendering the blood aud the vital free d.
blating nh4aIees. Sold at tie mandatory. No. ~ MAID
Lane New York. and By all Druggists at 25e Ole and 81
b,s 1N
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4 IR e u LA IL

y retiring from the concern of LEE. JOHNSON & ca,
take This occasion TO return thanks friends
for tho H liberal patronage that Having
ed mysewhh Mr. Samuel W rly of the hous
"f Messrs Younger Smith, and Mr. q. CASTOR Otcy
merly of Messrs Peters Spence Co. the purpose
ing
Wholesale Grocery and Commission
BUSINESS Nv THE CITY OF RICHMOND IA,
UNDER THE STYLE OF
JOHNSON, YOUNGER & OTEY
respectfully solicit share Of from friends
and the public Tho house Of T. o. will In opera
ton by the LIST OF February
THOS. l.. JOHNSON.
LYhcHBURa, January LIST. 1879 Ian 5-dly.
nISSOLUTuON.-TheR Arm Of SNODGRA
II JONES' is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
having claims against said will please
sent them Tor aud all indebted it,
estly requested forw end make pr
The of the will be used only closing the bu
siucss. @ SNDDGRASS.
JANUARY lst 1859 WIN. H. JONES.
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y Is w. JOY who has years,
viii ,uat.iue business Under tho JONES N CO
Maj. street tICiiH ND, Va u house frmery
occupied bJ Nj Jane, Winston. viii be
iarse iosk OF GtOC GRlES AND FINE iIQGoK>
THOMAS jones Il CO.
McuMOND, January LIST. l-"9. IDIOT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-06

400 barrels ,t Sh"rmaas Rye WhsN.y,
100 ' t,ihsons
a1 &" of Common whskeye Ga ani Fleucl Brandy.
100 OF Apple b. daty
~ casks OF inportc, FIeuoN Brandy,
III halt and ogh Casks xed French Brandy
l0pIs> Oi Holland 'iIt,
20 easAs OF Gingrr blackberry and Cherry Brandy;
Ir 81 Scotch Whl,key;
c.sks IF Madeira and rort WIIc
~ bl SIT
2ub oil E,taeI sugar;
- hogshra'ls "t y -. Sugar;
- barrels :, n q. Moia,scs
40 Dt Ale and CIDER
100 Kegs Of Nails;
500 Bags II l.arura, Rio and Java Coffee;
Potomac iicrrtngs and No lOf ackeol
$50 dozen of llrkets and I.roons
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