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M cobb will leave within n week for Georgia.
Sir William Gore Ousery has offered to make II
treaty with Nicaragua. which is now pending for
the rcnqushmcnt of the Mosquito proteetorate
GA terms satisfactory to tho United States. The
delay had been orcasiouel thus far by Nicaragua;
hut soon ns Sir Gore Ouseley returns from
Costa Eca there is 10 doubt the treaty will be
n,.otatcd.
As already stated Jerez has received n copy of
the treaty proposed by Nicaragua to our govern
meat; I'm, there is little doubt of it's rejection
The President will await the arrival of MIR. Lamar.
hy which time instructions will be prepared and
n minister sent to enforce them There is no
doubt here that more energy on the part of our
minister would have prevented all this absurd tri-
fling On behalf of Nicaragua.
by last adsices Mons. Belly contract was still
pending.
The Nicaraguan government have decrced n &c
neral amnesty to all political offenders.
Robert Morgan, of Wisconsin. has been de-
Sgnalea by the President for the consulate at st.
Johns, \. b
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Hon, VIM. G. Riycs.

With grca. satisfaction we announce that this
distinguished statesman and orator has consented
to address the citizens of Richmond. TUESDAY. the
3rd proxmo, on the political aspects an tenden-
eics Of the times. Retired. as he ha.gteen. for u
number OF years, from the arena Of patty contests,
nothing short Of the portentous exigency to which
the country has been reduced. by the incompeten-
cy and faithlessness Of those in authority could.
we feel assured. have induced him again 10 mp
pear on the field Of conflict. 1t must be grave
crisis indeed, that compels this accomplished aud
eminent citizen TO abandon tho more congenial
pursuits TO which his honorable retirement has
been devoted, for the striies and agitatons Of po-
lilicai life. And the counscls and warnings that
come from such a source should receive the most
earnest consideration Of the people.
In reply to letter of solicitation from the State
Central Opposition Committe, Mr.. Rycs says
Il have been wholly withdrawn for many years.
from the political scene, and my present habits Of
life unfit me, ! fear for any useful appearance
upon it. cannot but feel how little il il in my
power to add to the force Of the able and awaken
ing appeals which have been already made by
yourself and others, to the patriotic sentiments Of
the country At the same time, | cannot be in
sensible to the honor which the Central Commit
tee have done me by their request or to tho obi.
cations Of every good citizen, whatever be the
measure Oh his capacity. to exert it according to
hi. means and opportunities, in such derlorablc
crisis Of national misrule rs you justly and forc-
bly, describe"
And are there not yet remaining many SUCH
who lecm that
-"wncn wicked men bear sway.
The post If honor Is a priy ate station -
yet who, urged by patriotic affection for their
country, ARE ready to forcgo all considerations of
private aud the love of leisure for the public
good ? Rirhmond Wing.
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YouNG LADY DRowNED.-Miss Emeline Hines,
daughter Of VIM. Hines, was drowned near her
fathers residence. in Monroe county, Va on the
10th inst, while attempting to cross Wolf Creek
on log walk. She, in company with some other
Young ladies', were attempting to cross. and were
discovered by q gentleman close by who went to
them and succeeded in carrying little girl across
the young lady, in her efforts to follow had pro-
cceded but short distance, when she fell into the
rapid stream. She caught hold of bush and held
on to it till pole was handed to her by the gem
teman in attendance; but unfortunately for her
the pole was put in above the bush and the stream
being SO rapid he was unable to draw her to him.
and in this condition she was forced to let loose
her hold, and was drowned.
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pr lrn or Ex-GovERNoR WV. c. BourK.--IIun
W. &. Bluck, of Schoharic, died Mt his residence
in that county, on the morning of the 10Th instant
ut the age Of ID years.
From IL notice of Governor Bouck, in the Alba
ny Argus VIC learn that in. 1907 he held the first
offices If the town of his residence in Schohurie,
and in 1872 was appointed by Governor Temp
kins sheriff Of the county. lie was member Of
the Assembly, in the years 1914, Is, 'lG and is.
In 1870 and 1891 he was State Senator. In
March, 1871. he elected by Legislature one
ri the Canal Commissioners. This office he held,
unincrrnrtedly, until February 22d, 1910
In lslo he was the Democratic candidate for
Governor, but was beaten by Governor Seward. by
a small majority. In the fall of 1912 he was cleo
ted Governor, and held the office for one term re-
firing from it on the lst day of January, 1915. In
1916 he was n member of the Constitutional Con-
yention
In the same year he was appointed hy President
Polk subTrea surer i'll the city Of New York, and
held that position until the ccesson of President
Taylor in 1919. From that time he has quietly
resided at his homestead mt Schoharc, agrccably
spending the evening ofhis days in the home and
among the associates of his youth and early man
hood
lie lived on the same farm occupied by his faith
and grandfather, and which was a part of the
track on the Schohare Creek patented by the lat
ter and others from George H., in 1855.
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TIE Democracy Of Georgia are in considera-
BILE row over the election of United States Semi
tor. Judge Iverson, one of the present Senator'S
is candidate for reelection, but meets with bitter
opposition from the partisans of Gov. Mcdonald.
1t is claimed that Mcdonald was cheated out Of
the election the last ime and that Iverson should
now retire in his favor. But the Judge has rem
dered himself very popular by his course in the
Senate, and it will be difficult matter to turn
him out. The Democracy seem to be getting into
trouble all over the Union. The way of the trans
gressor is hard.
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l. Bhktr-lbDl
Sir In Justice To yourself and persons Hhb similarly
afflicted, permit cite instance the remarkable
OF your Premium Bitters had them
un recently, but my wife having been afflicted with
affection and dsordered stomach, the
twelve years used every my power
health She under the live
able pliy cans but relief could be had aw
several certificates the remarkable by your
ctS persuaded wife 10 try them shS did and
to time she began rapidly Not only her
ar'tnn and di1orlorcd stomach gene.
raj health i, better than has been
n'ing and shall always continue t" your Bnt"rs
write s usticeto yourself and tor tac benefit OF
who are similarly afflicted. Your "bcpcni servant
Richmond June Il, lrj7 THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE.
NAhfR> PRtMIBM BIrTERs-Richmond Sept. u l-Is- Il
l. with willing pleasure that add my testimony the
of RAkFRs PREMIUM BI1rtRs in making permanent
81 an established ease OF Dy spepsa from which have lcr
cd 50 mich for the last twelve mouths Also using
iWlt great after suffering
hiti,on and dsordcred stomach. AS
tie r-'" them was convinced OF their valuable qualities
confidently recommend them 10 the afflicted. j. AlIAyS.
Fer sale by al the Druggists in Iynehburg aud by all The
prnc Druggists in HE Richmond
Vi tuia Mcssis Chas S"tt 90 ashn.tun city
u e. T. II Sabcr TO Baltimore, Mi - u. Miller, tr,
u.Giuu, Ky; and Barnes n Park, n y.
OTd"s hod by addressing L.. BAKER, PROP ~ tor,
oyi - Is Richmond Va
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duty owe I" suffering humanity that should give rcla
II III" great benefits have derived the
W. Pain Killer. Last summer had the mis-
children by thai dreadful srourgtthc chuleu-and
AL human probability should have fallen victim the PES.
myself II kind Providence had prov
the hour nf need irst acquainted Pain
Killer ilsi travelling on the river with husband gen
cnan passenger had with him which he
I the ii4h"'t terms remedy cholera no
of u At the hut The ght attacked by
H." cholera in the worst form rcsorcd rcnei,s
p.ci 10 arrest is progress but all in
Violent and my discharges began
"Ifa,or as did those Of dear children previous their
d"dh was looked upon lost but all thought of
IT," PAIN KILLER My husband obtained the bottle fonl fl
To- passenger and administered IN "A dose Experienced
almost Immediately cessation o pain The dose
cd II intervals of fifteen minutes five
result smy complete recovery feel confident that
lie I" the Pain Her, and only regret that had
known u Its Extraordinary virtues earlier then ht have
vci the lives # my dear children Since that tine have
used ia" Pain Killer in family extnnsi> ely and the
1850 the better k"u As great family mcdlcu,. II has
tqutl SARAH SANUERBERY st Louis
Ho.d by all medicine dealers.
Sold by JOHN II SEAf, l., nehburg april lf.2w.
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Candidate for Board of Public Works.

fe5~ We are requested to announce JOHN b
LOGAN candidate for he Office of Im,n-,ouer Of TN
lizard of Pnbie Works. march "a itd.fe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23

n,alnahc Hair Restorative" still continues labor be-
halt OF the afflicted His medicines universally nnmtcd
h the Amerean press Ia be FAR superior t. all others for
nf the hair on the head Of the agsd. to forth with "a
much Ngar aud uNriancc when bless with the ad,
ags "t youth There he doubt If place credit
IL" nnnnerahe testimonials which the Professor has his
possession that II il at III" greatest scovciics In the med
d' world nttstorcs, permanently grey hair
c"I and makes IL beautiful slky texture which
been desirable la all of tn" world II frequently
llpi thar old beautiful aud amnhle Young
dc, and not unfr, quomily cusy OH maids make Of
hiudomc good naiurci gentlemen and by what pro.
rs> has teen determined, until lately When
attributed 10 the this Invaluable Hair
siir .tbuHdi
Sold I,V aIlr "A
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which there are largo quantities. and kind Of
yam, which they roast before eating but, beyond
q few dogs, saw neither animals nor fowls of n
ny kind"
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WING As'HIN ES.

u w Il n Il VI 4 IA Il :.
'NIil subs rrber offers Tor sale BARTHOLF'S IMPROVED
SEW lNlT MACHlNFS. They are ext strong and sim
pie; annst any one t"cm In half h
they nase the slit h both sides of work
Ii, Int an'theavy and, heavy work, make
ii possible stitch known
We have three sizes-ihe SO MACHINE, the
cniNr suitable for Families, Planters Tsors, &c
LARGE MACHINE suitable for rarrs. Farmers Shoemaker
Saillcr,. Ac, &e-whch will be s.,d New York
prize. and acked tree N charge
april 22iitS. WIN l. Faye
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Candidate for House of Delegates of Va.

fEaS~ At the solicitation Of many friends of all
political parties. announce my candidate 10 represent
the county OF Campbell In the House Delegates Of
ytfgina. lsp,il 4.dtdofe BOWLING CLARK
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SPECIAL NOTICES..


eHeH teaches Fcfers '"re throais
s bilious affections headaches all afac Ions
aud bowet both of co-vo md character and all
laad"s II women and children been cure by III.
of Rrandreths Pills T" tel that have paid VI
lions 1t diaTs TO make this truth known Is Of
founding fact aud yet never word spok
wh the esnii Why, that about three million person.
tie red states partially believe their .ficary
general idea OF the benrh,s be derive from pn Cation in
.rkness But what Held for philanihophy VIVA, millions
i'uaih 10 b" 'onv"rtod And lei that this knp
o"nd only 10 Christianity In the benefits capable II
comforting mankind Lat medical persuade you
that i'randcths liis qiack remedy II such thing
What H'l yon Tor two +hinrs these could supply
dol ar My herbs and all prepared Ia my
laboratory where steam engine ot hundred aud
horse power employed exclusively for this pun oSc
extensive water power In useng these P ynu moth.
Tor they have been used by millions Rhond yu
ho disposed TO take sly dose, you will he able certainly
T" through the operation aud may have the ngh
your side when the doctor Tells you he lit your case
acts with that last medicine. 90 The pils-
The" viii cnre withOu, hurting teeth gains aud
every way improve your IA ah Sold NJ No 30 Canal
street irandrehs Building; and by all pectablr ~
medicine. ,rril Han
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23

Good lpre, found frequently among the Dutch
Doors "i the back country ayers Chry Piordi which they
keep hung by thong around The elk of the bottle To
their hammocks Indeed this be their sole
protection against the throat and lung disorders which
our prevalent among them thought 1t speaking eminent
the practical genius -" the American people that they
should furnish the staple. believe the only remedy this
pie buy Asking they used the manufacturers
l@ they told me that hc,ter pugaves all aroun them
than any body could prepare apr, . dim.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23

hCtring's Pnichi Champion Fire mud Ear imr
Proof SaS, with Hds Patent iord.r Pfogj LnCkS
th' awarded separate medals the Worlds Fair,
don l. L. AMI the Worlds FAIR New York. 1891. and
Worl, Fan.
tl-o safes form the perfect security against Fire
Bnr. ar,, of ate offered To the public
sll KEW ARD W Il be paid I" any person that show
that q htRRihGs PATENT CHAMrIuS SAFE ever iaIcd
I''s,rAe is contents ia an accidental fire
The Subscribers ao manufacture all kinds Of Roir aud
th Iron Bank Chests and Vaults Vault - Money
boxes, Chests Tor Brokers, jewelers., and private c
Tor iIatc. diamonds and thcr yaltalcs
Sn.AS G. llERIINi y 60,
9jl broadway, corner Murray Street,
Opposite CITY Han. New York
AGENTS b. w. KNOWLES Eiehmant Va; H. l.. LIS
I'm PrtrshatE Va, J. H. riuNil co, LynchhuIg
Va; aud ROWLAND \ BHorHER, NoroiN. Va
n , 4 NM
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WANTED To IL RE-Aa active, iuscl li gems
w and honest SERVANT to wait In store A lbefs al
hire will be given for the right boy ENQUIRE at this
Office. anr,l o1dot
"E will pay the highest cash price fer W col
w In large or small Quantities.
NOWLIN & MURRELL,
mArch @dn Lynchburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23

DEATH OF AN EMINENr MINIsrER.-The Rev.
Henry d. Johns. D. D.. rector of Emmanuel,
protestant Episcopa) Church Baltimore, died at
his Incidence in that city, on Thursday last. DR..
J. was the brother of Bishop Johns, of this State,
and was recognised ~ the ablsst Minister of his
nomination in Maryland.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23

NEW CONCExN.-Wc hnyc this dny, nss0-
~ car ourselves together for the pose doing
Gr0c and Commission the
NJ NoW1lN MukRELI and have taken the house lately
iplcd by Nowlin & Alexander Main Iynchhurg
~ the old stand Ct Murrcl We will keep
constantly on hand rederal assortment of GROCERIES,
IlQibkS, STAPLE DRY GOODS, aud in fact every ar.
elc usually kept In such establishment, which vii sell
cheap for cash, punctual time.
will personal attention the sale
and all ds Country Froircc Our long experience
Sness i'll give advantages and nv prompt per.
nal attention to bu uess hope q liberal share
"t patronage from Old friends and public generally,
assuring them thai spared TO please those
who may favor us with their patronage.
BENZ " NOWI.IN.
Late of the firm Of Now lin & Alexande
THDS. Il. MURRELL,
Late Of the firm of Murrell e. Stratton,
LfNCIGrRG, January lst lSp.
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Tn Charleston Is. CO. Mercury says Of the
mart Denoc1asic Presidential Convention, "unless
It Is asisd erclssiUely to delegates from the South,
v win b no Convention of the Democratic pcyty.
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HOIIOWNy'H OtntlMCHt md HE. WITHOUT
thu" The mother family would be short the
Ply sirian Of the nineteenth century the
rcny tor Cntaneous disorders and the other intg DIS
sold at the mandatory, No. 81 Maiden Laue
h"k and by all Druggists, 2c dc and 81 per pot
Al.rl div.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23

The Democratic Convention in the Knoxville
District l'renncssce) hns Nominated Col. James
Mcllenry for Congress M,rNAEp will beat him
some where about million votes
We are indebted to Mr. J. j. CRrlp news
Agent, for II late copy Of the New York Herald.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23

B,uwnlow OF the Knoxville Wing, seems to
have enough oi southern Commercial CJn, cutions
Hero is what lac says of the next one
This body eonycucs in \cksburg. on tie 9lll Of
May. 1t viii be composed this timcol MAJORITY
Ioi Hreate,S, and will be able to adopt all the cher
ishod, and ultra measures OF the Scccssionists.-
We nro n Southern man, but We don'nt 20 the
pisunon stripe
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SANFOkD'S LIVER INNIGOKArOR.
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
pURIFIES THE BLOOD.
4 YIN NJ NEIITVIN Z.
A + AMli.I MEDICINE.
\ GDDD MEDICINE.


A FAMILY MEDICINE.
\ coon MEDICINE.
CURES LIVER COMpI.AINTS
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES BlLIIDIS ATTACKS
CURES COSlINENESS.
ttElS BOW FL. COMPLAINT.
Ct RES CHRONIC DIARkIitEA.
Ct Hl.S 81 MINER COMPLAINT.
Il RES CIIOI.IC.
tIRES FLATULENCY.
So" advertisement in another column.
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~ 'li AAlE-Pnisn.ht To decree OF the Ccut Aia
''"f' :" III" tof"r ii 1t Lynehhurg pronounced
49, t'fi" le'1 Ia the al I,rrp \ Co Tyree Il
-. na ,"tsi2'd 4 mni,.i viii rr"c4 4 ~
Nfhll 81 H. i't, by IL c anc5iu,I Ia
'snts, ~ der ~ D:. j ( ABI.E = ANiY EE>lDENCE,
ilH % fd ~ ih"l te Richard gree aud in the
occupancy "i Nos's Lazy, Esq
TIE III" VII he u.ou ca. III ot l., ,,, IL .,, g..
'p' lhsl I'M" is 9" The purchase io the fur
iher approval II the Cpnrt The purchaser W m r,uurnl
'" CIV" bonds With good personal TIE pur hasa
money, "Hd the title will he wtbhcli SECURITY
'n!,' T." &c S'" mlct-lt 1T the If
OF Tue istth'ns ~ The Lccones Tue pur, haser
ohe 20 TIE rent from the diy III sale pos CIV
en- aud the tax p1i1 ty tn, SINE.
JNo II SAN l. TYREE Comm s.iouer.
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eds r deeply s"ated aud long standing internal diseases
eNan Ia bhors disorders aud all Complaints ari f.
licensed hv",, th" action oi these aryelnns Pl4
w." a. speedy Sold at the mandatory No 80 Maiden Lane
New "k nnd by all Druggists at 2jc o. and " box
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GENTS GOODS FOR SPRING, 1859.
EENl LtMEN are respectfully invited 10 call aud
" the latest styles of FANCY CASSIMERES Nt>TlNtiS
ClOrliS AND FURNISHING GOODS. Al In o
really 20 goods. of lacs, Styles and up he
eau he suited Also, the BE- st Black Do skins Drab
d Ete Linens low leo Cassmcrcs for b"s Miliiar Goods
and Trimmings. &c, &c. WIN L. PAGE.
at,rill I'D rs
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THURNIAN'S
zee q AE 4 NJ : A LOON
Is now open for the Reception of Visitors,
AZ ALL MOCks, DAY AND NIGHT.
McI[I NNEN' e Co.
wH)LksALE AND RETAIL
Grocc,s and General Commissi Oh Merchants

Mex y n E.N IL Co.
wHoLksALE RETAIL
Grocc,s and General Commissi Oh Merchants
Haat Spare, VAN Street, LINCHBURG, ~.
III Ia receipt of Spring stock troccr,
" Iron. Steel, Staple Dry Goods, &c consisting
Cuba, orleans and Coffee Sugars, various grades,
Loaf, Crushed, tiranulacd and Powdered sugar;
Lasuha, Rio. java Mocha aud SAINT Coffee
Sperm. Wax, Adamanme and Tail1w Candies;
Brown AMI Fancy Soaps varions brands
Teas ol Chop Imperial Pantati Delicious On,ong
Spices every kind Sole Leather I'd and damaged pure
CIDER Vinegar; Liverpool and Ground Alum Gotten
Halifax iicng in hole and halt barrels: No and
crcl in kits No. Peruvian Gaano Old Dominion Nails
Horse and Mule Shoes; American Hammered, Roiici
Eug. ash rehacd Iron Band, 'op ard Sheet Norway
Nail o,isNc.; Cast Shear and Bser.d Stcc Wagon Boxes
al szss-tog,thcr with general cnt al Staple Dry
Goods snch as No. and Oznabugs, Bcachel Brown
Shirtnss and Sheengs Buraps Plantation Liner
Scopcl ulnaburgs Prints, Gnghams, sc &c 10 whic they
respectfully ask examination from ther iricns aud
Particular attention paid TO consigumen of all kinds
of Country Produce april 20 dts.-lcp copy,
THE BEST JUDGES AND CLOSEST BUYERS
ARE REQUESTED TO CALL
AND EXAMINE
OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING.
april e2-d,s. GLASS & RAINE.
UDURE Holland Ciu, Pers. Mndcirn, Cinrct
april sasNs JAMES BOYD co
PPLE BRASDY.-Oid Nash Apple brandy
"A very fine, for sale by - -
april 2sdts. JAMES BOYD co.
DRANDIEs.-London Dock viucgrowernn
- Hennessey BRASDIES, for sale bv
april aads JAMES BOYD & co
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SPRING GOODS

HARDWARE, TABLE CuTIERY &C-
c subscriber hns just received large stock Of iv,y
handled, Bn'k Horn Wood aud Bone kHrfs Forks
Ha'tTs md Tea Trays Caadl sticks Cayors toJ and ia
Pos SoaS "ad tDrks Soup Ladi,s s. Sc all Of which he
WA seal As cheap and on good in
the city. ANDREW RpYD
hp'I 'n'y' Lynchburg, Va.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
BY BRYAN AkERS, AucrIoSEER
FUTURE DAYS.


- NE or vAICABGE HOUSE 4 Loo
- Bf Ntne OF d.reia order Circuit (eut of ,
city Of Lynchbnfg, the day Of Inn. ls,5
In ne ease of Whitehead aud other, wainey and others
shall IN FHlDAi the 21th of the present mouth APRIL
u" e premises prce To sell Al public auction the high
''t "ahrr the HOUSE LOT the proceedings men. "a
he situated on felerfl IL H. adjoining the Mr. HEf
LARRY s"ri"sI" int residence APT. JUG NJ r,
now IN me occupancy ~ Mr. Fortune and Mr. Watkins
ant aud the - and lot formerly owned nv Airs
ey M''s'h. IictciSa b'nE DWELL Hnnse with rooms
kpt >in"ke u IA nd good ell upon this ot
ifi.h ~ tretti 1T aud l.
cert s' nle be deray III, ex pensc.
OF u" tie III" Fi, hh'r .Is he sltisacto
fiy enclosed and III" e ned final pay,ncnt, h,
made Ed ID. CHRISTIAN Comm s,ioner
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UACKSON WATERMELO ~EED.-Just 40
a. hand. a fresh 10. of JACKSON " ATERMELoN SEED
raised Richmond Our Watermelon Seeds be relied
being the article selected with reference to and
hav.r. For sale by j. ii. THOMPSON & Co,
april Cd Is. Druggists
D0IIEDURON, assorted sizes, for .nIe nv
~ march . l;s JAMES BOYD co.
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The earnings Of the Fast Tenn. & Georgia Rail
road for the IN II h o. March were nearly ton tlou
sand dollars more than for the same month last
year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23

w ASHISe.TD HOUSE,
LYNCHBURG. VA
V'1E Subscriber begs friends and the pub
lie generally that he has leased of year,
above wei known AMI popular iiou,c.
Inc ALL snail be SUI Piled with the hest the marke af
iorls aud he BAR with the choicest Liquors A>D CIGAR
Attach d TO the hotel is large and STABLE, with
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