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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-11-24
'air Haven and Plumb Point.
Permanent Arrangement for
the Season.
STE .HERS
- Planter, 'lfDy Washington, " and George
H'eems."

IN and after TUESDAY. April 90. tho
~ Steamer Planter, G.. W. Weems, Mas
ter, Will leave her wharf. No. 2 State Tobac-
co Warehouse. at 6 o'clock; aud every sue
ceedIng Tuesday during the season, for the
PaiuKeDI River, dHec;, proceeding as far rs
HILLS Land. Returning, will leave Benedict
on Thursday morning nj g o'cSock, for Bal
tmOre, calling at all Ihe 4slal landings on
the River. On Saturdays the Planter viii
go TO Far Haven and return the same day.
The Steamer Harry Washington. NJ. l..
Weems, Master. will leave tor the Pa,uxent
River every "Wednesday mcFning at Il
O'Clock, via Far Haven and Plum Point
Returning, will leave Hills Lgnding every
Friday morning at q O'Clock. direct for Bal.
timore. having BeHedici al ? O'Clock. p NJ.
Tie Steamer Gorge HCeBs. Thee.
Weems, Master, will leave Baltimore CDr
the PaiuXenI River every Saturday morning
at O'Clock. via Plum Point. Returning.
will leave Benedict al 6 o'clock on We'd
nesday morning for Baltimore, calling a.
Plum Point and Fair Haven.
For Comfort and Accommodation, the above
Steamers cannot be surpassed
All Fr"ighIs Prepaid and received ~ n y
O'Clock IN the evening previuHs to their de-
, partSTe.
RATES OF Passage:
Passage TO Paiuxent River 50 on Meals extra.
do Plum Point 200, do, inc.ud'd
! do FAIR Haven 100 do. extra.
! May Doth ls59-tE
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CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

w r. ANDERSON. Mas. 10 g. u
w . Second Street befreem frederick Street
and Marsh Market !SjsGse. B,sl,smoJe.
Having the largest Ware rooms and best
assOrmen, OF Cabinet Furniture in the cny,
is prepared to saIlevery article in his line upon
the most liberal and accommodating terms.
Having had long experience in this line Of
business, ~ faters hinIseif tiIat he can com
pete, as 70 ~xccliuoc OF maseraal, beauty Of
workmanship and range of prices. with any
establishment, oil the sort in this or any other
city. His general stock embraces iul and
complete assortment Of Pdrloy Chairs !SoT;Is,
Rocking Chairs. Spring Lonagss, CbnR'Lxr
Suits, Bar room. Office and Dining Chairs,
French 3sfe-G 1s&s. !Settees AT-nl CLdiIA,
-Ndttrds:s. Looking aliases 6r. Of every va
rIety and description. lie has also on hand
Sedstea'Ls OF hrs own manufacture. which
can be put up aRd taken down IN two min
utes. Persons from 81. MaFy's. wishing 20
purchase Furniture. are requested TO cali and
examine his Stock before buying elsewhere.
. sure TO tnd the right place Nos 40 s. ~.
Second S,rest-Wanl ouse with so ia.t
front and s large Folding doora.
August llIh 1859 -ly.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-11-24
CIGAR MANCFA -TORY.

VTNHE Subscribers are extensively engaged IN
l. manufacturing CIe'Rs in Leonard Town,
81. Mary county, with avsew 10 furnishing
merchants hsisl.krereFs and oikeFs in this SEE
ton oi the STATE with their supplies, at a price
flr lsei"a IA It Paid by them " the cities for a
siNAIlar ETrIcls. and uPon satisfactory terms.
Orders are solicited, md will be attended -
wl'h I'"rmpsness. Relying upnn uur eounlrv
frIends'ts asGTss IN our rev enserPriss-ws ask
iriai
HARRIS & GAMBLER.
LeoaNrd Tom, April -, IS5&--,f.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-11-24
NOW IS THE TINE FOR BAR
CAINS'I

n ADLER has just arrived IN this
IA County with the tdrye't and best Sc
fetSsa sbo& Of GOODS ever offered for sale
here. He will continue 10 travel in this
county and sell his Goods al the Unrest Bal
fimoSe prices and ON the most accommodate
5ne terms
Oct. 20th is59-lm.
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BALTIMORE STOVE HOUSE.
B1BB a. co,
IN the old stand) No. 80 LIGHT ST.,
BaLtmOrs. H.

WE particularly invite the aitenl
w country friends 70 our large
assortment at SrOV FsS. embracing
selection to he ioand in the city. and wiz
sod on the uaost accommodating terms.
Hot Air Furnaces, Fire Place Stoves. Gas
burning Stoves, Heating Stoves. Ranges,
CambooscS. Parlor Stoves and Crates, Im-
proved Old dominion, NOLlr Penn and Globe
Sfuye.
Repairs for all kinds Of Stores constantly on
haul. OIL Stores taken in exchange.
Also, LITTLE GIANT CORN AND cor
MILLS, AGRICULTURAL
BOIIERS, sc.
August llth, lSJ9-Gm.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-11-24
NOTICE
BOARDING HOUSE.

AIRS. JANE NJ. HAMMETT, having
4Vh rented the large and commodIoUs
Dwelling IN Leonard Town. heretofore
owned and occupied by VIM. 7. Maddox,
Esq. respectfully informs her friends and
the pubic. thai she is now prepared TO &C
commOdAre both PERMANENT AND
TRANSIENT BOARDERS. From her
long experience in the business. she feels
confident that those who NAV patroniz. her
House will have no occasion to 6Ed fault
with their entertainment.
TERNs-Per]Ga>nf BDGrde1s, 81 &C. 90 per
year TRANSIENT BoarieYs will be charged II
Hotel rates.
Leonard Town, Feb 9th, 55o-,E
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-11-24
Last Notice.

I hereby give notice 10 all persons indebted "a
4 me ;n come forward and close their accounts
befnre the I5H " NoreD,Le, merit, otherwise
shall Immediately proceed TO collect the same BY
legal meuHS.
Wv. J. MOORE.
Oct 9th ls59-td.
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NOTICE,

10y order Of the Board nf Directors the So
- Mary'S Savings Institution Will be open
daily frGn 3 n. m. a. 2. N.
DiscOun. DAY Wednesday Of every week.
j. C. GREENWELL,
Treasurer.
June 23rd, ls5s-sm.
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LAND FOR SALE.

n offer Of Private Sale. the r lRM where
en- 1 now reside. situated On lhe Bay SD,
in St. Ingoes DisIfirL II nOI DISPOSED GH
y the 18th OF Series,hsI. II viii Le sold 81
Luhiie sciion on that day. Terms made
known on the day of ,sIe
ANN 2. MILLER,
SetL Isl, 1866.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-11-24
GUNS! GUNS!! GUNS!!!

THE largest and best assortment in Balir-
more. Double and Single GUNS, RI
FILES, PISTOLS AND SPORTING
GOODS in the greatest variety, CHEAP AM
WARRANTED. Persons may rely On getting a
good article, at 81 Calvert street.
At.EX'R McCOMAS
y. B.-Guns made or repaired in the best
manner.
Sept Doth lS59-3m.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-11-24
NOTICE.

hereby forewarn all p ersons from hurt
ing. cunning, or carrying dogs or guns
through either Of the following named farms:
Gf,,l6eyry FIeidy, Brotyh, Oakland and B,rt
ReI,ls or Pine Land. or any other farms that
] possess by any other name, as | am deter
mined to prosecute al such persons TO the
full extent ot tie law.
THOMAS LOKER.
Ocl. lIIh 1899.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-11-24

ROOFING.
JAMES II. JOHNSON.
AAHUSAcTURER OF
W4RREN'S LuPROTED
Fire and Waaer Proof
FELT & COMPOSITION ROOFING
The etseatlor Il Architects. Engineers, Con-
'rsciors and Bu..ders generally, Is called To the
manufacture and applIcasIOh Of these R~ofs.
They have been used throughout the
Middle aad Western Suites aad British T'ro-
risces for Tie tSIIf fifteen years aud iR .NeIr
England and ths South .for Ipcdyds Of nine
years.,
With constantly increasing faEcr. They com
bine.in greater DECREE than any other RoOGng
tho valuable requisites of
CHEAPNESS,
DURABILITY,
And security against both
FIRE AND WATER
In proof az this, they are
HARDLY SUPEESEDING ALL
OTHER KINDS OF ROOFS.
The materials used are NON-CONDUCTORS
and 10 not EEPGRd ssG Contract with heat or
cold.
~ CASE OF INJURY
NO ROOF Is 50 EASILY REPAIRED.
These Roofs require only an inclination of a
half-Inch a.Iie foot. whrh constitutes a great
saving ne construction of building.
THE CO ISLESS THAN
ANY OTHER ROOF IN USE.
wHAJss SAID OF THIS ROOFING.
Couns J. a. Bronsdon, appointed nv
the Coz NJ of Montreal TO examine War
.ssnx -. and Waterproof Comro-
!! ! !: :. ! ]:
sscertained
- n the ci,y were
am o. ISf That il Is the safest snd best
kind 81 hing that could be used for build
1nse." "
+.Alfrea Carson, Chief Engineer Of the New
York Fire Department, says -
Having witnessed the burning Of building
on the Battery, covered with Warren's Fire
and Waterproof Felt aud Composition Roofing,
for inspection ofthe City Government and In
surance Companies, I take pleasure IN stating
that the building, with the eYcePion of the
Roof, was entirely destroyed. The Roof fell To
the ground. to all appearance uninJured. am
confident no ether Roofing could have stood a
greater test F."
G. A. Bowman, Chief of the Fire Depart
ment OF Charleston. South Carolina, ceEtihes IN
words similar To the above Of the advantages
possessed by this Roofing over ell others.
These Roofs have been put uron large mum
Der Of the principal buildings in the principal
cities OF the Union.
JAS. n. JOHNSON, MAxuVAcrr-ER.
Correr oC.North aad Baltimore Streets, Bal.i-
more.
! June l6, Is59-6m.
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NOTICE.

DoCToR A. sAPP!NGToN, having loea-
- ted at TIE FACTORY" offers his pro-
fessional services to the public Of St. Mary s
county. Refers to Profs. n. Il. Smith, SamI.
Chew and Geo. w. Miienberger, BaluHaOre,
Md, and an experience OF three years active
practice,
(CHARGES.)
Any distance Of one mile or less, 81 on
From one m.Je 10 , or over, 81
Obs.ctrrcai cases, 10 90
Prescribing II office. So
ENtTactITg teeth. SU
July 2sIh l559-sm.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-11-24
FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
Per-ManipWIated GUanO,

4 COMBINATION OF
MO BEST PERUVIAN AND THE BEST
PHOSPH ATTIC GUANO. MADE WITH
THE BEST MACHINERY AND By
MOST EXPERT WORK MEN.
NO.. On most lands and on most crops SUI
prrr~ ~ Its eFects TO either PerUriGn or any
nIL,y- Gu0un
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-11-24

The OXyenalcd BitaerS.
THE OXFGEN.7TED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BTTTERS,
THE OXTGEN.lTED BITTERs.
An unfniling remedy
Az rnfailing remedy
For
Fer
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, DysrePsia,
indigestion, Dyspepsia, indigestion.
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dyspepsia.
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
The oxygenated Bitters,
The oxygenated Riiters,
The 0xygennied Bitters,
The Oxygens;ed B,ttsrs,
Cure Acidrty. Flatuiency, Heart Burn, Water
Brcsh, Cure FlntuleRcy, Heart Burn, Water
Brssh, Acidi'y, Cure Heart Burn. Water Brrsh -,
Acndity, FiaIu!ency, Cure Water Brash, Acid
~. FIatulency, Heart Burn.
The oxyyenated Bit,ers,
The oxygensted Biiiers,
The OxysenNted Buffers,
TIE oxygenated Bl,ters,
Cure
Jaundice, Liver Complaints. Bilious Complaints.
Liver Complaints Bilious Complaints. Jaundice,
Bilious Complaints, Jaundice, Liver Complaints,
The OxySenaied Bitters,
The Oxygena'ed B'tters,
The Oxygenared Bltters,
The Oxygena,ed Bitters,
Cure Debility Of the System, Female Complaint,
Cure male Complaints, Debility Of the Sys-
IemS Debility Of the System, Female Com
= Amu.a!s Complaints, Debility Of
= &c Stated Bitters.
The 0xygenaied Bstters,
Cure Neuralgia, Nervousness,
Cure Nervousness, Neuralgia,
Cure Neuralgia, Nervousness,
Cure Nervousness, Neu Ialgia.
oxysenAted Bn,ers, oxygenaied Bit.ers.
OxygenaIed Bitiers, Oxygenaied Bitieis,
oxygenated BIsters, Oxygena,ed Bi,isrs,
oxygeIated B;ters, oxygenated Biusrs.
Cure all diseases which originate in q disordered
condition II the stomach, or imperfect disges-
ton, or in q debIlisaed state Of the system, IN
dueed by fever, climatic influence, habit or dis.
ease, ard are acknowledged by all who have
used them to Re the most remarkable medical
remedy Of The times
THE ORIGINATED BrTTERs
are prepared by s. W. FowLE & CO. IL
fremont street, Boston. and are for sale by
their Agents. by Druggists and Dealers IN
Medicine both 10 city and country everyw here
For sale by George i. Simms, & Co Leon
Ardrown; ID. T. Morgan. Char,Ico; Y. p. Daw
kInS, Head OF St. Clements Bay; and by all
dealers IN medicine every whore.
April 26th ls59--Iy.
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A STEAMER FOR BALTIMORE!


TIRE STEAM ~
STAR, George n
Calvert, Master, win com -
mence hen route On
TUESDAY, the I&th day Il June. 1859. leav-
siiS Forrest Landing ON Cuck1ds Creek at
oclock, A. m. EE baltimore. calling at the diff
Eereui landings on tie Paiuxrnt and At Herring
Bay. arriving at her wharf ION Light street
oppOsite C.InwayI early ia the evening. Re-
turning every THURSDAY at 6. u. m. from
Baltimore. Passasc, So. Freight aud Fare
moderate.
'E-4 r.-t' s- June l2th. 1859.
June 2Srd, IS6o-tf,
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ALsERT TREGo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02
DIssoLuTIoNs AND NEW FIRMS.

NEW CNNGERN.-wc have ths- day. ns-e'
IL riated ourselves together for the purpose OF doing Gca
srai Grocs and Cmsoa R.ssos under the style and rn
OF NOW LIN MuRRELi and have taken The house iae',
oceaped by N"wlnS Alexander Main ST Lyn'hhnrg mar
~ opposite the old stand Marro strattnh We VII krci
constantly on hand general assortment OF GEbtERiES
Liquors, STAPLE DRY ooODS, and in fact cve,S arii
Gle usually kept in sneh establishment which W. VIII SET
cheap fot cash pnnctual customers on abort Tine W,
will give personal the sale bacon asd Lard
and all kinds Cp.ary Produce Our long experience Ia hu
sines- III ftr n ndssntag and bv ramii ahh "f
H. ili' RAJ
OF patrunar" from I'D friends aud the publ. e'mf'l
assuring them that cftl sll I've spared =" r"tr thus
WIN may aNnl II, With their patronage
HEAJ u NbWlls.
l.aic 81 the linn nf Nosliu \ Alt sandnr
1lIDS T. Nt'RKliIa
Late If the firm of Murrel \ STATION.
If>Cnrt tG, January lSt irla
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Congress.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l.-SgNArE.-.The Agricu'
tural College Bill was called up, when Gwin and
Stuart offered amendments
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVE The House IL
considered and passed the Homestead bill by the
following vote: Ayes. 100. Noes. IS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02

ThE TRACT CAUSE.-THE Rev. II. Stafford Cen
eral Agent of the American Tract Society for
many years in Georgia is at Savannah ON his an
nual yi.it-and the Rev. J. Cross. who has been
Agent in Virginia Tor II years is with him. Mr..
Cross has just visited Charleston :. C., and raised
in ten DAYS S3.2l0 in cash. and pledges to carry
on the work in that Statesmen persons gave
each the salary Of col porteur, $50. This SocI-
ETY. is now discarded by the aholtionsts OF the
North, and stands ON the conservative platform it
has occupied for the last 33 years
Mr. EplroR:--I send You the above from the
petersburg Daily Express" from which YOU will
see our cause is advancing finely in the South.
The donations in Lynchhurg am srry to saw So
FAR ARE LESS than any preceding year. Shall
they remain so? Is there onc who, 10y II con-
tribution Of $3.50, will pay the salary Of Colpor-
teur?
Are there not many who will make child or
friend a fe-member? purpose to stop day or
two in Lynchburg this week, to finish ny my work
there. q. W. KENNEDY,
Gen'l Ag't A. I. 5. for VA.
p. s. Any donations left ut Payne K Blackboard y
Bookstore, will be thankfully acknowledged by
the Agent.
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Markets

NEW YORK, Feb. Flour heavy: Ohio is quo
ted at ST. Al, Southern SOLO. Wheat lower, Soil
thcrn Red 81 - to Sl,35, White 80 10 81 ,i6l.
Corn firm; Yellow SPA.
BALTIMORE, Feb, Flour dropping; Ohio aud
Howard Street held ut SjSI. without buyers.
Wheat steady, White ST. 10 10 Sl.7o. Red 30 to
Sl.S5. Corn quiet; White and yellow - to -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02

PrrrlNG.-Washington slave belonging to Jno.
Callahan, and hired to the Va. Tenn. X. r. Co..
was found smoking fragrant Havana ON Bridge
ST.. after dark. on Monday night-oGcers Burch
and Gouldin took hun to the cage. but it appear
ing before the Mayor next morning, that he was
ignorant of the ordinance that subject, and
this being his first offence, he was discharged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02

FlRsxASs PROGRESSION. Lynchburg lInse
COMPANY had their Anniversary celebration yes
tcrday The members Of. the company formed in
recession at the Engine House. and prece led
by band Of music. marched through the different
streets. The entire Company were dressed in full
fireman's costume-the engine was handsomely
decorated with evergreens and flowers. and the
whole affair was conducted in n manner highly
credtabe to those concerned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02

Tint Jon sell them BaI MINIS.
4 AM AGENT FOR ALI. THE PAPERS a.; THE .lNE
ot til, Railroad from I.yncburg 10 hnuN> All - them
having large circulation the people of Souiw ~i.rn
Virginia and East Tennessee.
Gka," ADVERTISE AND GET RICH ga
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING rAll.RS
NEW ERA. Floyd Court House, Va
VIRGINIA AND TESNE- SEE MEMS, ! H., a.,
PRESBY TEXAN WITNESS ~"
BROW NI.pW : kNoAtIII.t CIrnn WiIG
NINDiCATOR. Jnnrsbrourh Tenn
RELIGIOUS INTELLlGENCEK Norris Nv II, Tenn.
GLETrE STAR Lesi,s,on.y,
v 9nMnSTsT ,Ann4l"",v-
nr SnN:,,; Lmcty.ya
SALEM REGISTER. Salrn. w.
THE VISITOR. Marion. Snsthr 60 -.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, ludr,,-ulc noe yho,.co. V
V l.niWTN wi,,c { fmca.,r.vs
STAR AND HERALD. Chr.tanshurr. Va.
WfIHENiILE TELEGKAl II, v,,h,.iI. v
WIrIiEViIl.E TIMES, "a'''' = -"
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union. Monroe Va.
ADVOCATE, Jctf"r ale Tazcw ell county, Va
REGISTER, },,.,,. A.,
the SOUTHWEST. leari.burg Giles rol ny, Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va.
Persons wishing advertise of Us" ah'y" will
fud to rnfin INTEREST 10 cal, al th" die 81" the
l.ynchiurg Nirgnian, sIAiS whcr" contract" will he
mad" and advert, scncnts FoHW Akil NIlHoGl u LAY.
fFT will ais" and forward sdvctti.ur paper
in the United States WAbDlIi.
srptlSts Forrni1u Nirginian Dhrr
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JOINS, Is iEi> d,v dissolved ,y mutual consent \ /
persons ha'nf ella against til, said concern w please ~"
Sent th",h Il" u.i az, Al, persons lnchlct oit rain
,>tl, rogue t ard tnd make payment
The uaao I'll ~" vii he used only in c"sin1 III" hui
&. SNilN'HANS.
JANUAI,i l,t. l-.4 WA II JONES
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From HnXfi.

BosroN. Feb. lst.-Latcr dates from llayti rep
resent Gitiard's prospects for success rs promising
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

"OLp VIRGINIA NEVER TIRE."-The following
graceful apostrophe to our native Commonwealth,
Is taken from an ode on the 4th Of July, written
hy Rev Geo W. Bethun,. d. d.. who will lecture
in this city this evening. We rcpublish 1t, not
only for its beauty but rs timely and appropriate
recognition of the distinguished authors feeling
towards our noble oil VI tier of States.
Virgins nurse cf washnvi an guardian ct his
Now to thine All, goi- the faithful and the brave
w need not h. ar tn. cheer this holy day inspires
10 know that Coluabias Gauss, "Virgnit never tires
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02

MAYOR ABsENr.-In the absence Of Mayor
Branch, who was called from the city in conse-
quencc of the dangerous illness of u relative
VIM. l.. Saunders Esq, has been acting Mayor
for the past day or two
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02

$4,000 lbs. Miscellaneous. II loaded cars sent
West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02

der ftnin NY thanks ar I'll" patronage at tn" lih ah
i,nds r'talv recommend the hrm OF NJ via
\ Mnrtell Ia the rl aud patns al III" late '"ne"n {
which 4 mclr,ni 4 ALEXANDER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
BUSINESS MENs' PRAYER MIrTiNo.-lhere are
regular meetings for prayer, n; the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association, AT t. o'clock
The public are invited 10 attend.
my h-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02

FAST DRlyING.-Waller. slave to Robert II.
Wyatt, and hack driver for Sam Cox, was before
the Mayor yesterday the charge of running
against, and injuring the carriage of John B. Lee
Esq. 1t appears that Mr.. LIS carriage was stand
ing in front of building Main Street. and as
near the side walk as it possible to get
While in this position. Waller came up with his
hack. which he was driving at rapid rate and
whether attributable to carelessness or to malice
1'repense, against the vehicle of Mr. l. Mr.. L.
driver, who was seated in the carriage at the time,
was dreadfnlly frightened, according to his own
statement, but beyond this, and slight twist of
the axle no other damage was done.
The Mayor ordered the fast driver Is lashes,
which it is hoped may have the effect to make him
more careful in the future.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02
MEXICAN wAvCuE~.-4ppI.E.

~ TON, TRACY & Co, wALrH\N. MASS. MAN ~
UFACruKERs OF PATENT LEIER HITCHES-- ny 4,
These superior watches made by the aid aknSD
aud original machinery expressly csghed to with
ow price fine sbstartia durable and uniformly reliable
keeper The construction. and
pronounced by the highest authorities t" be aucss
principle and quality and have been IroYedh, the most
acting b, reliable and mfng action These watches
manufactured entire from the crude materials
establishment by connected and nnf til"
nfnci"y being organized the system that has been
adopted in the production Of the un"qnar American fire
which enables half
price of any foreign movement nf the quality; aud
the perfect performance tor years, every
watch manufactured by
Al foreign watches made by hand the American
being the only made lv machinery uniform
throughout Nearly all hand made watches detective,
and nmaly getting out of order In Iats Of
the Is impossible find good watch rcpaiIcr an1
watch ring Is alw uncertain and The it,
ucon of American Watches dis OF this difficulty aud
merchants we'll watch dealers keep watches
part OF their miscellaneous stock an thus supply their
it'll staple, which be used other
article without mystery humbue sold by the trade gen
orally, aud by
ROBBINS & APPLETON. General Agents,
nnNil j. uN ~ COY NY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02

FREIcnr TRADE.-There were received, at the
depot Of the Va. & Tenn. r. r., on yesterday. 3
louded cars, consisting of II barrels Of Flour;
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N'llf mako collections all points, buy and soil FIX
w change, tain, aud lnturrent Notes, an ordcra
St"'ka Negotiate Leans and transact NIL
10 n general banking aud Collection House.
nov Ii " J. Il loICOMBE 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02

ANEW lsOODS.-JOuN II. DAVIS ~ 20
IL LYNCHBuRG VA offering for public inspectio
n very large and magnificent stock of seasonabe DRY oop
consisting part of all ne newest styles Of Ladies Dire
Goods Cloaks Shaws Collars and Sksves Gloves, Hoser
&e Their stock Cloths Cassneres and Vestings Is COZ
pete and special called to their stock Of GOOD
FOR SERVANTS, consisting of - and 81 fued Cloth
heavy Sattinetts. Plaid Lnseys and Bankes full sto
81 House Furnishing Goods consisting In part Of Vevet Br
sells ply lugrsn and Venian Carpetings Rugs Flo,
on Cloths Curtain Materials. Table Linens, &c.
l9La
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02

airs Aliens y lilo alsan, 1Ie phcrous and Larry
sorurn ni ronaics and liAb os Also. ltarri-ops rhl
llnu. bachelor aud Jaynes celebrated Hair Dyr, For
by JOHN II sEAY,
oct ~ t.. Drug sist,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02

NEl.HOES WNNTED.
FUNHE sCRS(RlBEK wants 10 buy amy nans-
Negroes OF both FROM TO thirty
age also Women Children, for whom the highest
prices given Persons in the country will lie attended
to their homes by giving description and addressing
at Iyu, hburg. Va W. IL MUCNTCASTLE.
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