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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

IlcI ring. Pntcut Champion Fire md Kurginr
with Hairs Patent PCndtr PiOJ Locks the
thar awarded dals he Worlds Fair Lon
u IL H. AMI the Worlds Fair. New York, 1859 and are e
safes that awarded medals the London
War d. FAN
the perfect security against Fire and
Bar, las of any .htred to the public
SlUU0 REWA ARD II b. paid tn amy person that ran show
that H. RIN1s PATENT CHAMPi"N SAFk ever iocd 10
reserve contents il acrid Ita fire
The Subscribers al manufacture sll kinds of foiler ani
Chrd Bank Chests aud Wants Vault Doors and Money
Chets okers, J"we"rs, and private fau lies
for Pate Diamonds, and ther vaiuabes.
Sn.AS q HERRING CO,
25l Broadway. cor or Murray street.
t,pposGe CITY Hall. New York
AGENTS n W KSowLEs. richmond. Va; r. LIS.
Petersburg Va j. II. THoNr son Co, Lynchburg
Va. and ROWLAND BRoTHER. Norfolk, Va
feb cad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

EXTRA SESSION OF CoNGREss.-An investigation
Of the accounts Of the Post Office Department re-
veals the fact tina, 1t is six million dollars in ar
rears. After this disclosure. an extra session is
absolutely indispensable. BY no expedient what
ever is it possible to sustain the service under
such burden of Indebtedness without an appro-
praton from Congress. We repeat, an extra ses-
sion is inevitable and at no distant day.
The country will begin to regard tho failure of
the Post Office Appropriation bill rs a fortunate
rather than calami'ous circumstance; since it is
the occasion Of developing the miserable misman-
aEement of the Department, and suggesting
the imperative necessity of reform Wash. Sates.
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Public Sale of the Allephanv snrino.
II TIE COINTA DF ililYIfial m IS ~ a.oo

pursuance o. the provisions Of trust
to the 10th day Of April. 1897, Dr. Ned I Rdsn.
and wife and Of record In the Clerks Of the cn.s ~
Montgomery and Frank msde Mcasr. o,
the FORMER proprietors the tho purchase money
for the Allegheny Springs properly will as Tru.ee II, IN.
ny Springs Ho,el THURSDAY the I4h day Of APRIL
le9 fair II not. tn" the day. cxcpp Suna.
and M"nd y. THREE UNDIVIDED FOUKTHS of ali ,b.,
WEI known property in The county known
ns lne aLLtGHAAr SPRINGS PROPERTY, which consist,
Wsu's the springs proper Of TRACT OF LAND suppos
ana "her improvements the Of land ami
o. me Household aud Kitchen Furniture Pisntat o"i.
ah ve stock used and employed upon the said ,rart
ana be"hginK I" the said Springs m.
enta are OF me most substantial kind,
ne comfortable accommodation OF HUNDRED VISITORS
amongst, the best III notndee the bes rec. Of In
the N'atete water being justly cee it's urea, M
df"" T"ss They have. in past years. been es nsye
patonzed and such IL their celebrity. IN this STATE
but throughout the Souta that dsc lion IA deemed
unnecessary >N
Posses sion W i'll be The
=" mat the purchaser will have ample make arrange
mens for the ensuing Spring season
am authorized by Mr. b W. l.. Holt the ov mr. ,f a..
other fourth oil this property To The n,
the sale advertised desire it, he unon
- most reasonable terms 'f~-
1" meet the requirements Of the deed of trust cash INV
men Will be required hch will to about Am ON :
The deferred In further of IN. trns m
be CURED to be made the H. January -b and
eol unless otherwise agreed bciw psr In ,ncr.t
JNO . L. GOGGIN. Trustee
POsTPONEMENT.-Th boz G opcr,, ,r..
avr, sed tor sale the oath did M ~
place in of the
II vii certainly take place advertised 1900
march !d2aw Aclawtl4aprl. J o. l. q Tr..so
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

SENTENCE OF MAIL RoBBER--In the United
States District Court at Chicago on Saturday last
James r. Bellville, formerly a clerk in the Pc t
Office Of that city, was convicted Of the larceny of
letters containing money and other articles Of
value and sentenced to confinement in the State
prison, at Alton, for the term OF ten years. This
is the lowest penalty Of the law for crimes of this
character committed by the servants Of the Gov
prrueaf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The greatest nnturni ornn nlrnt the - hu M n a
FIRM iivne sunqaesOnaby grow
ui hair. II has Drcn esteemed ali
al savage civilized Hence the Indian
regards the scalp OF ms his trophy For
the sShnau, belle often the
vanity well as he! oh,r hrenolr organs
iocas.
lie wh should discover mode prev enng the hair
the nroads 81 Time By iri"s
nethod by which could falling
white and way Of promoting its continued
iuNUrAn growth would be Ju" entitled among the
of Inc human Read the ia
column of the womb. Jul, almost uious
ood Han Resi-,
has accomplished ali thi..--tnritai Ci'y Fart.
S,i by all good DlugRisis insich 5-ew
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

The GovRRNoRsnIP OF NEBRAsxA-The' Prcs.
dent has appointed Hon. Joseph Miller. reptesen-
tative from Ohio during the late Congress, associ
ate chief justice for the Territory of Nebraska, in
tplace Of Judge S. W. Black who has resigned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16
ia. piII Trndc.-Mc ro"id dr,nn, o. the lnmx.


TIA, Purt
Ii w!rh mt" neral And hOS
de- tLe follow lag ak Of tie amount huni
aud su tha, a th.dy cues Ii
. AID siGduc. Dr. j. 4. AYEn' Lowell nauutac
lis laboi per diem OF his Cdthdrc
Ppis through ali the year 1his scighl Ioxts
"A secuud We has, A. 900 allow
2t month lhy think
1000 seek elic the ci
sail surely that should he, he tls
# the ii, iclA tn hls hest chlI
l.is patuu him fearful responsibility to The
veal 4 of lis fellow man ram sruit Courier.
= I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

OVERLAND MAIL.-St. Louis. March ll.--Thc
overland mail. ofthe 18th II February, has arri-
we'd.
The Camnnchcs had stolen eighty mules from
drove belonging to the mail company, designed TO
supply the different stations on the route. par
ty Of rangers had started in pursuit
The company were supplying their station with
ammunition and firearms.
Thd report that Governor Peschiera, Of Sonora,
had bdcn dcposcd. is not confirmed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

u Peruvian }uano 3uU bags Ellie Island 0uanoi a0O0
bags Sombreo Guano for sale at the lowest market rate BY
EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO.
march T.AAa Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

70 ny BAKER premium nirtEhs -l"Mr L. Bak,r-pcs
Sir In justice to ,uise ho may similarly
afflicted" permit cite OF the rkabie
,lu, of your Premium Buffers had used them
untrocently but ~tieha,irs been afflicted wnh
affection and disurdrrcd T. Tor the ten
twelve years used in restore her
heath She under cnstan treatment OF hye
able physicians, but could be had. lthen
certificates the Eiadc by Bit
persuaded my wfe them she did and in
tiiil- she iapdly NUtuniy her
and stom ,ch removed but her
III better than has years
n,iag AMI shall always oninuc 10 your btirrs
Justice yourself aud for the enrt OF utheis
siml irly aiiic ed. Your ohedicnt servant.
Richmond, June u. le57. THOMAS ". MONTAGUE.
BAkflis PHkMIUM BITTFHs Richmond. Sept IL, les II
is willing pleasure thai add testimony the vru"
BAkfHs premium BlrTfhs, ia making permanent
abi,hc, Dyspepsia Ii have suffer
much for lie last twciv" months Also vii. is n>ig
1t with great after srring for from de
ii'ation and dsorjer,d stomach A. as commenced
Of til n their valuable quaiti,s
confidently recommend Them L. the afflicted J. ADAMS.
Fer sale by 1.-The Druggitsa IynehLrrE aid by all the
principal Druggists the ~. Rehohd and here
Virginia also OF Mcsss. Ch,s Stit Co, asinKion ely
Ky; ana Barn., & iark N Y.
orlr,s Oiled by addressing BAKER, Proprietor,
uc; 91ts iichmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

Loss OF TUE NEosno AND ALBUQUERQUE Mall
St. Louis, March b. The loss of the Neasho and
Albuquerque mail of last November is confirmed
by the arrival here Of John Hall, the conductor,
who makes affidavit to the effect that when about
two days march behind Lieut.. Bcar's party he
was attacked by 40 Camanchcs badly wounded
md taken prisoner. The mail WAS destroyed.
Hall escaped from the Indians i'll February and
enduring great hard.hips succeeded in reaching
the settlements in safety.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

CauuIssIoNERsmIP OF INDIAN AFFAIRS 1t is
confidently asserted that MIR. Chas. +. Mix, chief
clerk Of the Indian Bureau, will he appointed
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

~ "nt"n If the City Council hereb, give no'ce I" the
leSa vtcs oi the City Of lynchburg thai the annual tc
ton the Cty ohl-rs will be held the hrs I IESDAf
In APRIL next Mt Friends Warehouse, in Lynch Ward aud
al Plant RS Warehouse in Henry Ward for m"mbrs "f the
City Council members of the Court of iustn-s Mayor Ser
ecani, High Constable Master OF Police, Comm ,'onur aud
As'ssrt The Revenue, Surveyor of the Cy aud Clerk q"
the lusiiIgs Court.
ts notice that poll III b" taken AT the time
mi places above mentioned take The Of the
III" y npon the propii'ty IF extending and epargng The
ttN Water Works. se by the Watering Committee
further give notice, that uo u Mckinney. Wilun T.
ltrro. john A Tanner fay,tie Adams and Robert |.
wou al Lynch ward, and William l. Sand re- Samn w
Shelton Joseph H. Phelps WIN. T. Anderson aud Alrxan
der 4 Henry Ward appointed Commissioner. To sup,il
tend aud T. d. Jrnningsof Ly,ch Wari AMI r. j. Gun iif (
Henry Waid appointed fcers to conduct said election
JAS. q. " ILLIAMS
,ayif (lrrk of
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Candidates for Master of Police.

B.ly- am candidate for the Office of Master OF
Police. at the ensuing elect Gent, elect again.
march 7dtloir. JAS q. ROYALL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

ANE CENT RRwA RD.-Rssawny from tho
~ subscribsr the 18th Of February, 1889, HENRY
SPROUTS indeptsd apprentice. I will give the above
reward delivered fcrewarn all persons from en-
ploying or harborng sail eppvLe win strictly enforce
the law. JOHN II. BAILEY.
march u Ut
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

RAI3. MASTER OF PoIICE-Wc ate authorized to
announce wM. c. BURTON. aeaaddae tor the ofce Mas
tar Of Police march dtiofe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16
Terrific Storm ON the Pacific Marrow "a.
cane Of United States Troona

The san Francisco papers Of the 18th ultitno
have the following account of tho storm encoun-
tered by the steamship Uncle Sam. with 500 troops
ON board, under Col. Hoffman, destined for the
Colurado:
The Uncle Sam left our hnrbor at seven O'Clock
Yesterday morning, 10 the face Of strong heal
wind. which continued TO increase in strength till
ten o'clock ut night. when it had becone 81 terri.
fc. and the ran high. that it became evident
the steamer could not live in il without being re-.
lie,ed of the large amount IF freight which en-
numbered her upper decks, and rendered her top
heavy. Accordingly orders were given that all
hands should go ~ work throwing overheard
everything On the upper decks, and as there were
800 men on board, busy scene was presented,
though not nli would work. Some were listess
and Indifferent; others were praying, some swear.
ing and said it was Of no usc to do any thing
tho vessel must founder their lives were not
worth two cents piece. The sca was running
mountains high, and wave after wave broke over
her to the great peril Of Nil on deck. OF course,
all the men were ms wet they could be- and this
in fierce, cold wind. which, driving through
their soaked garments. made many think it was
the coolest weather they had ever felt.
There were about 46 tons Of barlcY IN the upper
deck, and TINT tossed overheard. The
pack saddles and apdrejos for perhaps 400 mules
followed Then went large number Of barrels
of provisions. Then went 500 sacks of coal
which was in the forecastle, and weighed down
the bow OF the boat, 81 that the seas swept IN and
threatened to put out the fires.
There were POO mules on the upper deck but it
would have required five six men Ia get each
animal overheard and, in case Of lurch, all these
men would have been in danger of going over
too so On " lew-nor moro than half dozen
OF the mules were thrown over. But nothing else
was spared; spars, marine tackle--even tho vnlu
able trunks and carpet-bags of the officers and
passengers were oil sacrificed. The value of the
property thrown overheard is not known, but it il
supposed by some persons on bonrd to amount
perhaps to 100000.
At half:past eleven all the loose stuff on the
upper decks had been cleared off and the vessel
M we'd easier, and ut midnight the wind slackened.
The captain then turned the steamer about and
made tor port. where she arrived this morning,
already stated.
The GorLpy TRAGEDY--Mr. Francis Gouldy.
whe. with nearly all the members Of his house
hold. was assaulted by his son Francis in October
last, in New York, has 81 far recovered from his
injuries to have been able to attend services on
Sunday last. lie had, however, to be supported
by u friend lie will never recover his normal
,ig9r \ large piece of his skull was removed by
the surgeon. His face il under partial paralysis,
from the result Of the wounds. a month since,
Mrs, Gouidy give birth to daughter, and has al
ready recovered from her confinement. All tho
others, except tho servant who died, have quite
recovered.
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LESSONS IN NEEDLE WORK,
XAlIAly u

LESSONS IN NEGDLE WORK.
FOR CnuLDREN AND YOUNG LADIES.
ISIS MARY RoSENSTlEL takes the liberty announce
M the citizens of Lynchhurg that she will be prepared
instruct in all Kinds II fne NEEDLE WORK, PLAIN SEW
ING AND KNITTING
TERMS
Fine Needle Work e. %
Plain sewing and Knitting, month. TO
Two afternoons In the week.
The srs ion will commence the first WEDNESDAY In
APRIL
Fer particulars Apply At Miss RosESsrIFLs Store, Main
Street door below II. G victor's Book Store.
Il Ernnrn--Siaher Inns mai | Il I'M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16
Candidates for City Sergeant.

Candidates for City Sergeant.
BkS- CRY SERGEANr.-At the 50 eitaton of my
friends announce myself candidate the office Cy
Sergeant, at the ensuing Spring election. -..
---....-, u ~ vi w W.
B'as- announce myself rs IL candidate for re-
election to III" Off e Of Cit! Sergeant ..
Candidates for Clerkship.
BaS- CLERksnir OF TIE llrsrINGs CouRT.--I re-
spectiuy myself candidate of Clerk
IAN s.da,a.. ND' WI '''e ", % y WM sEMrLr
Resy- am candidate for reelection to the
clerk,hp Of III" Court OF Hastings for this city
Jan idd'ie JAMES BENAGU
DID AXE arenda,rfnr the Ccrtsip of the iIustiugs
Court tor the cry "fI .vncnhnrg i'm dlnGt.
Candidates for Master of Police
g-4y- am candidate for the Office of Master of
Polio" at the ensuing 'eeii Gcntenen elect me again
march 7dtioie JAS q. ROYALL.
Rl13" MASTER OF PoiIcE.--Wc ate authorized to
announce wM. BURTON. candidate tor the oce OF Mas
ter OF Police march 5 dtiofe.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Holloway. pills n,c the only universal m~di-
cine The present day The upon the
II medicine the mi!o all com plants
OF the human frame Sold al the man fcory No 30 Maien
Lane. New York, and by all druggists, ut Ode, 81
per box.
march l6dIw
SANFoRD'S LIVER INNIGORAToR,
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS,
PUkIFIES TIE BLOOD.
a SPRING MEDICINE.
a FAMILY MEDICINE.
GOOD MEDI, me.
CUR LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CURES SlLk HEADACHE.
tUkES BILIOUS ATTACKS.
CURES COS IINLNLSS.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINT
CURES CHRONIC DIAKkHdA.
CURES SUMNER COMPLAINT
CURES CliDI.IC.
CURES FLATtLENCY
see advertisement ia another column.
march l5d2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

hn HI Ds. primr sides n ID AhO uldcrs; 100
VIZ bbs y, Il W, & Yellow, Extra { Is. an, a. tuf,c
trcs ,rd 'wi rel Graz u,tcd and Tut Sugar 10 bills
cr H. ugs 200 hbs bright Potomac t:r, IS II
Nhil~ Ale and & acr; $40 ,bs mm,n Wal XIV, Il n AVID
French brandy; bbls fine ye whky, Id; l0l
cak In ted wi and randies So Dbl. Apple Brand,
~ Col Fish; Oco tass Java Mocho iaruna aui k!o
Co'-; 2l Dbl. n o Molnsse- 20 hhis y ~ Susu; LOO
boNe, ao v, Aianantire and Sperm Candies 2U bhs
Trails pure Rum highly ,vored; L. oz BGckcis Broous,
Tuhs rals I.u,s of ali Mea &c for sale by
JONES 90.
n1rchl No \ Al Ell kichnlrnu IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

NLHCERlNE COZ ID CREAM, FOR CHAP
IL PED HANDS tue ladies w III fn'i III ami
,frcina em.y capPcd hands r"ugh SKIN or any riia
ed surface Made and for sa!c by
mach lG~hs J II. THOMPSON & co. brugr',,s
OvEKsEEk wAN1ED-Io t"kc chnrkc
"A If Plant Ia Nelson county, with han'ts TIL.
present good manavr~ and an active Alag man
desircdnune Other Iced apply Address III" undersigned or
Si9l'r Peters Co I.ynchuafR, Va - -
march Gets \. T. FEIE RS.
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- NEW FURNITURE ROOMS. "a

-~~D NEW FURNITURE ROOMS. q
"Qairk saIcs and Amali Profits" ~
-1AtpA- We in nd fr ale, 80 st al NJ
1919 Cote ge Be Geads, various styles; as" p or
30 Cave Win, chairs. III ev'rh 81 !" an pat
tern S. To NJ per d,w n Rocking chairs Wnd-o tar'
C,pe Stats from 81 so to o CHI somr hesu.,
iu Dng Saloon and Tea poy Tab:rs Cribs Or dlc Wash
siand Trundles Candle Stands &c all Vi hich "ncr
CHEAP for ca H.
We sel good 5arsa;ns And ali wc ass is call
Hair, Cotton aud Shucx Mattresses always on la I'D.
HARDY BRO rliER
B idee Street below Main
N B-HOUSE AND SION PAIN rlN0 promptly atend
ed city country, In the lcst at,c of the
art Also Paper Hanging, Gliding. Glazing, &C -
march l5-dts c. IL HARDY d bkOTllEh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

We have Just received fresh lot OF this valuable
fc Those of friends who have usei this article
spc highly of it, We think only need b. used to
gam that popularity which emnently deserves Pam
PHI c nj inning number Of certificates from the prom
inert Farmers OF country, be- had ty applet
~, HOLLISs 4 CO, Sole Agents.
ar & LEA 4 "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

BSS~ CLERKsnir OF TIE llrsTINGs CouRT-I re-
sPec,iuy announce candidate for the office Clerk
VI the Hastings Conit"f the city of l., nchbnrg.
ian b.dtIloir. WIN " SEMPLE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16
60 n n EkClAl..
COMMERClAL.
Il PORT OF THE
aysehssrG Tobacco saA Ssrnis Market,
coRRgcTsD NJ
ALE Y An - = q n FOOT.
Q M M 8 ION NJ II A N 8.

TOBACCO-We notice a rather better trade Of Tobacco
offering aud the prices obtained instances highly
-1fiIy Some bright Leaf la ogsheads oose react.
rd Sbt0lg We note Toarct from Tennessee rris.d
from r seed hel sold SiJ 5jdIsl w. quote Leaf
- an; Bues s. l0ast
WIFE T-Prime White o. 20. estrn lots o. IS
LuiR-sup. rhine s'ii Extra SCI Southern Flour In
New York, on The 9Th nnt had advanced with
81 3ja6 for Petersburg - 4no - for Richmond and
rued in the s,es there 800 barrel, Of Richmond
Mil .iings at s1
CORN Corn Is dull At q,oti.io ot 30 obs cents
oArS-Oats :. scarce at u 10 81 ernls
MEAL-W hol-ssie At Slal o..
bfESWAX la demand NJ 2; a "a ccp,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

hEATH BLOW To CNINCKEs-kIILS
~ rnE Bri AND DESTROYS The EGG Every
hon hrrpsr should hot b. DEATH BLOW at
hard daring the Spring the year II a certain and speedy
getting rid Of thinchcs Four trt has
til" Death FLOW snp"rior to all other prepa
Madr and sold only by j. H. THOMPSON ca.
afrh /
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SALES BY AUCTION,
FU a'U q q DAYS


'lMGsTsE's sAs.E OF HOUSE 4 Lot
= ny virtue OF deed Ut tru~t, III. 81
dny 81 Jny iss by Jsaes =. stooe, John H. ston Mary
stone and Pauin1 Stone and Al the requ. Joha
ocy hercta .erer.d will. Trustee, Iih ,,a, of
na.oh ie upon the PREMISES sell At put bic suction,
me lsh,si bidder. THE HOUSE AND LOr. In the city "a
q" byhrhtnre, and mentioned In said drei IL I.it 9H
was fehasYd by JOHN IL Stone Of William J. League -
IA desirable. PARTON Of the city and Is supposed
eoh" ABOUT one quarter nf Acre Acting Trustee
said. $500 SOW " Wv WV" "'~'e
TERMs-One-thrd If the purchas. money In cash. the
fsi'nce In two equal ailments Of and IL month, III. nur
chaser giving honda with good personal security for tho deter
I'd pay nenta q 1, NY Sn,I, WV
- 'u.''h'4ea' Tru-t.e.
fOsTPONEnEST.-T sale or the rhox.
mentioned propert, postponed aii, Az Of
l-s3 a. ~ REVSns ~ NS"'
ch ljdi2imarch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

Di CHAS. I. WIN HIM GU, AUCTIONrCcs
r ICH NJ o D. ~
6tARtsO N. q. suGAR AND MOL AaaEs A -
~ ACCTloN.-On FRIDAY, MARCH Ia h. at our War.
hunse, the Dock, commend. At II o'clock A ~ III,
sell ihe cargo per schr Ja. Jones' cons sting II "
247 h"gshsads prime 10 chai.e New Oreana Smear
10 barrels pli NJ Moiasse. "e-''
TERMS OF SALE-U. der eO0 cash; over q 90 no,,,.
credit for owed negotiable paper ~
mfIch Is dat. ClAS r. WtRTHAMt Cn A..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

DL45- Cry SERGEANT.-At the 50 icitntion of my
fi"nds announce myself candidate office Of CIV
Sergeant, at the ensuing Spring election.
feb / dtdofe. u DI'NNINGTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-16

Atsy- am n candidate for reelection to the
Clerksbip of III" Court ot Hastings for this city.
jan ldtdrie JAMES BENAGU
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Candidates for ClerkshiI

Bsas- ANNOUNCE myself rs candidate for re-
election to tn" Off e Of Cit. Sergeant
feb 4dtdof. JOHN BOISSEAI-