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, 1859-07-15

VIE PROPRIETOR has recently erected, in con
4 neetion with, and as part Of the d" Washington
noei large two story building-20 by 60 ieet-
" which be Is enabled to provide the travelling public
Win larger number Of capacious, comfortable and
e1celenty ventilated apartments than can be afforded
" any other public house in Washington Territory.
an idea Of his ability to accommodate theipublic may
eeudged from the fact that the Hotel contains TWEEN.
g.nve private rooms-(exclusive Of family apart
pRrlors. % ''0NA' VI
thankful ito the public for the liberal patronage
extended to the proprietor and having thus
eS1 render the soourn Of strangers with him com.
~ and pleasant and pains shall be spared to
'e1 ms table as well as any in like business.
them. VI W 9u'H ~ may ueslre
Board by the day and week.
"A good stable is attached to this establishment
sn uneh Will be amply supplied with forage for the ae
WV modaton Of animals of the travelling public
cited. FN''0u"e0 " ''Sree"uIIy SOIL
OLYMPIA, Dec. Ith, 1857
, 1859-07-15
Rainier, Oregon.

T'HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM THE
Il public, Cont more particularly those who are in
tercsted in driving stock from Oregon t0 the Sound
country, that he has, in connection with others,
opened good road from this place In st. Iielens.
there connecting with the st. Helens and Plains road
Persons travelling either on horseback or driving
stock, will find it much to their advantage to come
down on the west side Of the Columbia river and
at Rainier where they and will be feried on
reasonable terms-thc undersigned having furnished
himself with good scow for the business.
A. p. MINEAR.
MAY c. 1859. 25tf
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The Great Union Meeting In New York.
NOMINATION or 0ENskAL SCOTT FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
The Union Meeting, IN New York, on Monday
evening last, vas . grand affair. Upwards Of
thirty thouaand persons we're present, and Gene
raj Scorr was formally nominated for the Presi.
dsnsy. We view this - "a important movement.
involving great eonssqusncss. and if the people
win respond to it properly. the Charleston Con.
vent'on will never meet or If il convene at oil,
villbs sonpsiisd 70 raiify the nomination of the
gallant old soldier. Who has mot only carried the
dag Of hs country in triumph oil over the CONT
Aes4 bat has also illustratsd in several important
ae16nnotarss. he highest order Of talents for civil
aDtdfPlomaie service. General Scorr belopest to
aemgta60f ths eoafsdsrasY. and 10 no particu-
- IT. ssespt 49, u The Union. He could
ny Na16tsn sllppart, whilst his vote for
uSckk111xs. 1flu 16sSpxr. should make him
sst;rs1t t64hs Soufh.
WssN faht t1kst General Soorr is not
~ pssksssss. bsta11f1Na entirely willing to
~ \ syhSak6af eSyUnisp. believing that
~ mAntwb ebrs ~ sexpty wnikss IN himself
SnAsysguisias - - ~ inpostsns sxissney
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Trustees Sale Of Land In Franklin 20.

virtue OF a deed Of trust executed by Isaac Jones, Dr. to
\ , isaae NJ. Jones, trustee, to secure The Payment Of two bonds
therein mentioned .iue to said Isaac Jones, Jr, and recorded IN
FRANKLIN County Court clerks Office, the I'd day of October,
1871, (tid To Which deed the undersigned was, by an order u
tic COUNTY court Of franklin, pronounced The 9th day OF De.
eeniber, 1853. substituted us trustee IN thr place Of The said Iapr
NJ. JONES' shall, on The i1ih day Of JANUARY, 1o60. upon
IN" premises proceed to sell, by public auction, for cash, II ,rac,
81 '"nd lying Ia said county of Franklin, belonging to The SAID
Isaac Jones, Jr, known as The BUFFALO tract, and adjoining
he lat''. of Harvey Clayton pnd others, containing 2o3 acres,
more or less. Persons wishing 10 purchase can ascertain the
quality OF satd land by inquring of parsons residing in the
heig'ioorlls"d, or Of the ,Hhlersiglelat Rocky Mount Franklin
Cnunty. dec y-lm q, L, DENNIS, Trustee.
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TO the Afflicted.

AN
Nv ToRMENTED with Pain, aud seorchcd with fryers,
VICE as we know You are, and impatient AS such Affections
must necessarily make you, we beg that you will compose your
sef one moment, that We may learn the extent OF your mala-
nns, anu oHer you, II We can, n prescription for their cure
Are You a Dyspeplic, aud has your stomach refused 10 perform
It's functions I'll your strength has Jailed and life has become a
burienf IT No, We offer YOU, In BAKER's PREMIUN iIrI Frs, a
never falling remedy for your life. Are you troubled with ner-
vous headaches, and dimncss of vision incidental thereto. Then
resort to BAkERs BirrkKs M your only hope. Are you suffer
ing from constipated bowels aud torpid liver? BAkxRis PIE
MUM BiITERs will arouse both and Civ. them that Vitality so
essential TO health. Have You delicate females and teething
children, who have lost all relis, for food. and are hourly vast
ing away BAKEns BlrrrRs, The most valuable tonic ever dis
covered, VIII strike at the root OF their diseases and soon give
them arpetitcs and strength. DO You live In a section where
ague AMI fever hold continual sway 7 II 81, You may laugh at
these diseases and del, their power, provided YOU use regularly
BAKER's nITiERs. Diarfliaa, thoiic, Cholera Morbus, and nh
other diseases, arising from indigcsAions and improper secre-
tiona, rapidly yield IL the hcaltlt.giving influence of this great
medicine, which Is now sold throughout this country, by Drug
gists generally, and Is more extensively used than any other
medicine known. These Iitters lrst won their way al hume,
before they were offered To the rest of the world, and. now Thai
they are known and appreciated, the proprietor III sirrs thai all
who need their aid may have it al moderate cost. Price only
90 cents per bottle.
For sale by all the Druggists in I~ynchburg, and by all the
principal Druggists In The city of lsichinond, and elsewh, re- In
Virginia; also, oil Messrs. thls. Stoit " Co, Washington civ.
ID. e. l.. ii. Stablcr " Co. Baltimore, Md. ID, Is, Miller. Con-
ington. KY. and Barnes ~ Park, y. Y.
Orders nlicd by addressing l.. BAKER, Proprietor,
e y-udctA ktCluunuu- YIN
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1sorsLArURE or VIRGINIA.
MosDaY, Dec. 10. 1859.

MONDAY, Dec. 10. 1859.
SENATE.
The Senate was called 10 order ut IL o'clock.
Lieutenant. Governor jackson in the Chair.
PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. P ,.erkin.
A communication was received from the House
iof Delegates, announcing that they had consurred
in the Senatc's resolution for adjournment.
BILLS REPORTED.
By Mr.. jones: OF rearrangingt the Judicial Car
cult in the first judicial section Of the Common
wealth.
BY Mr.. French To regulate tolls and charges
on works Of internal improvement, with the view
TO rendering the investment OF the Commonwealth
10 said works moro productive
by Mr.. Necson Or requiring OF personal repre-
seniatives and other finriaries. bend and surely
10 case, in the nature Of appeals and injunctions
as required Of o,her arties.
Ry Mr.. Lynch: OF establishing = public Armo-
~ in or near Lynchburg.
Mr.. Coghlll presented proceedings Of a meeting
of citizens Of Amherst, in relation 10 the disturb
anccs at ~lIarpcr's Ferry. Referred on his motion
to committee on llarper's Ferry.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE EXECUTIVE.
The President laid before the Senate. u cummu-
.~nication from The Governor, enclosing one from the
President Of the James River and kanawha Com
pany. The pith Of which is. that ''ihe Company
will sell to tho State. 50 much Of the property
known a. Gorden's Point. and its appearances,
as shall not DO no -essary for the uses Of the Com
pany, at the price Of $4,000. payable in State
bonds" noar Lexington. as a location for M Ar
mory. ION motion Of Mr.. August. ordered to be
printed, and referred 10 the Military committee.
Also, n communication enclosing copy Of pro-
.ceedings Of a meeting in Philadelphia forwarded
by the Chairman Of said meeting, and accompany
ing q flag, as a present to Virginia, used at that
meeting-also. thu Governors reply thereto. lOn
motion Of Mr., Smith. ordered TO be printed, and
laid before the committee on ~llarper's Ferry.
Mr.. Paxton, from tho Committee ON Oysters.
a bill, which. On his motion. the rules
being suspended therefor, was ,aken up and read
the first time. and ordered to be read the second
time.
The bill concerning the repeal 81 the Dazzling
Law. which was adversely reported on hy the
was taken up in its order. and laid on
the table.
On motion of Mr.. MeKcnny. the Senate al
jou.ned.
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800 REWARD.

EOK Squire SITUATION. a negro man from IS to 40 wear.
n "h' . iel ; or 10 inches high OF very dark brown Color.
Stout made; 'arse bushy head; good counicnance. and ratbe,
nne voice; and when spoken 10 ai,s~ ers very politely. Said
SiaNe iit MR. ffeslon,s Saturday night. tn 20 Ia his vif.'s
,s'ur'. VINO li es at Mr.. Hugh Scott's, u few miles up the river:
mas NOT been heard of since. and he may have gotten into the
oanai' pa' II n" has ran away The above reward will be maid
~ ,seen N any OF The border counties Of Il Free state and $50
u esen beyond my miles; aud $40 IL taken within fny miles
9 Lyno''eurg, Dec. 2l-dae,s 2. l.. sTRATT0N.
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The Oxygenated Bitters.

The O~xygenated BitterS.
49, NATURE IN her great laboratory, has stored some
remedy adapted 10 every disease which " flesh in heir
to" Hut II requires the inNcsigatiun and resrarc! of the phi
losopi,cr Ia discover and apply this remedy. such research and
Investigation ls succeeded in iiscoN vring a remedy for that
most affective dispensaion the DYSrEiSIA. with nh its less.
or and numerous evils; aud II may be safely asserted that until
te appearance of the OeygeHafet Biters II ease of Dyspepsia
cured, was u rare experience in medical prncicr. Nav under
the influence of these Bitlers the rule Is to cure, the rare excep-
ton, failure 10 cure.
kead The following, which the subscriber requests us to pub
fish for The benefit OF the afflicted:
An Obdurate ami iarsteJdtr ftse Of DYSPEPSIA CURED
Bf TIE OK iGE.gI 16D BIIIERX
The follo~in ing from q gentleman wril-known In the region In
which he lives ought to satisfy all Those of little faith:
WArEgfowN, N. Y, July -, 1855.
SETH W. FowLE ~ Co, BJston,-Sirs Nine years since |
was attacked by that curse of al diseases, DyxpeJsia, which 50
affected me as to cause great oppression, fulnes., aud bluating
oi the bowels Immediately after eating, accompanied Will, Ter
rihle pains in the stomach, often uccasioning nausea, vomiting,
acidity, and headache, t. together with general debility and SUI
fcring, altogether rendering life II burtien.
Aiier having tried ever, known remedy without effect, and
deslairing Of ever rcglinng my lost health, was induced 10
make use of the 0xygenntci iiiiters, the good effects Of which
were Immediately visible on my health and system. Before
using n whole bottle was cniirel! cured and feel Il pleasure
In inducing all like sufferers as myself To make usr Of this re-
maraablc remedy. lIIED. CALDWELL.
Prepared by :. W. FoWIE X CO., lios roN, and tor ale iy
William \. STROLLER n Co, and John II. Scav, LnchIury; 1,
{. Pugh, tampbcll &. H.; and by all Druggists and dealers in
medicine throughout the city and country. dec 10 I'm
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could not be seen until this III ,rainF, when they
will be taken to the house ol Mr.. Cody: bat the
pohlis will not be permitted to view % until the
day Of the funeral.
The funeral OF John E. Cook will take place at
No. Ia south Ninth street. Williamsburg. On Tues
day. At ton o'clock, the residence Of Sam. L. iIar.
ris. Esq. and not at the Reformed Dutch church
IDr. Porfer'sl. as before announced.
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Any, WHEN pain of inflammation IL present, AMI Brnni-
W. reth's Pills are used, they at once srizs upon the hu-
moFs whIci, are the occasion IL the pain and inf and
frmoY. them from The body. This quality Of nioae saztng
hold, and causing the expulsion % dcprayed humurs Is posse :
vi BY no other medicine. For B~randretbs Pills operate soely
upon those impurities which surround and affect The tissues and
orgnns affected By disease. By NATURAL AFFINITY, TnEY sEIkK
IHFsE nrAoRs, HEC Arsg TtiEIR LIVE Is BELOW THAT ~ IHE STR
gou SpIso rAHrs, aud exIeI them from the body. Young Ieo-
pie cannoi hut middle agssi and oidtpssilc can, In o measure.
appreciate thai medicine which, being used Ia sickness, acts
only upon the cause Of disease, and which has no power except
upon those humOrs who's, la.seDce produces every pain, anI
Whose removal removes every disease. Whatever organ 10 nj.
fsrtei, there ti,se wonderful pills pcn,tra,e. and remove impn-
rifles from; thus preventing s.itlng OF The lhlHlorn, because
they are removed from the body. In rheumatism, fevers, pieu-
rsirs, pains la the side, dyspepsia, head aches, c'sti,ene-s,
asthma, colds, coughs, sore thrnats, piles. ulcers, boiis, they
give Immediate relief; and taken early, prevent organic dis
ease. Maladics, pronounced beyond human skill, have yielded
IL their influence and millions Of human lives have been rnvei
by their timely n-e. oh. now important In sickness Ia use that
medicine which only cxtingai,Is the disease, aud leaves no
evil effect behind. Sold AT lr. Brantreth's Principal Once.
No. 2s4 lanai street, New York, aud by all respectable dealers
ia medicine. lJer lb-dlm
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lnE HREAr UNION MEETING IN THE CRY OF
New YORK. 10000 Persons In 4hendaucs-Nom
'"dt'o" Of Gen. Wintield Scott far The Presidency.
New York, December 9.-rhc Union Meeting
here tonight is an immense one-3O, 900 people
present.
Amongst the resolutions is one nominating Gen.
Winfield Scott for the Presidency.
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before us. Let the Union loving men Of the coun-
NV rally 10 the stsadard Of the war-worn victorian
who has rendered more important. service TO his
shaa say mas living.
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commissioners Sale Of Valuable Negroes,

Y virtue Of n decreial order of the County Court of Appo.
H maitox county, pronounced ut Its December term, lSJ. l.
rs commissioner appointed therein, on TUESDAY, the 81 day Of
January, 1850, shalt, at public auction, In front Of The Market
iiousf, IN thc city Of Lynchburg, proceed Ia sell EIGHT VAL
LIABLE NEGloEs, consisting of men, women, bows and
girls.
cash us may be necessary 10 pay the expenses of SAIL The puf.
chaser giving bonds with good security, interest added.
L. +. LUCADO, Commissioned.
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sANFuED's LIVER NNIGORAToR,
C~OMpOSID ENTIRELY Fl.OM GUMS,
MEYER DEBlLIrATLS
Pl'gIFIEs TIE BLOOD,
PUElFlES THE BLOOD,
PUPPIES TIE BLOOD.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES DYSPEPSIA,
CURES FEMALE COMpLALNTS.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
CURES CHRONIC DIARElltEA,
CURES GIIoLIC,
CURES F~LArulENCY,
CURES CDSrINENISS,
CURES BILIOUS A1rACkS.
See advertisement IN another column. llcci5-2n
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NOTICES.

GOOD BREAD.
GOOD BREAD.
GOOD BREAD.
USE sEMPLEss INfALLIBLE BAKING POWDERS
UeR sEMPIE7s INFAILIBLE BAKING POWDERS
USE sENPLEss ISfALLlBI.E BAKING POWDERS
THE BEST IN tsE.
THE BESr IN rsE.
THE BEST IN USE.
fer -aleh y all siorekeepcrs In L~snchburg.
For sale by all storeserper In l, nchburg.
FOR sale b, all storekesren In L, nehburg.
dec 81 dAets
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ATTENTION!

4 Ii ACCOUNTS READY FII.ST JANUARY, lsC0.-My
"A friends will please remember that our collecting season is
close at land, and that they are expected 10 call in aud settle,
or pay when called upon.
find that II Is exceedingly important that should be strictly
prompt in all my payments; and that 1t will be impossible for
me To maintain that desirable and important character, unless,
| require prompt yayHeHG J.. |. ARMISTEAD,
dec tits (Rep) No. 10, Main 81, LNnchburv, Va.
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NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKS!
DIVES Life Of Madison, "reminiscences Of Rufus Chontc,
Ia Bayarl Ta.lor's New Book Of Travels" Home and
Abroad" The Secret Out or 1000 Tricks with Cards, Leaves
from an Actors Note Book with "reminiscences of the Green
Room and stage, Life OF Baron Won Humboldt, The Old Stone
Mansion by Peterson, The Great rribulalion by Dr. Cumming,
SCOTS Infantry Tactics, liardecs Rife and lnfan,ry Tactics,
Cav airy Tactics, Eandaits Life Of jefferson, Corner cupboard,
Ada Leigh by Pierce Egan, Aprletons Railway Guide for De-
ccmber, at }. J. CREEDS,
Ic ) l3 Main II.
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OVERCOATS
OF Beaver, Pilot Plush, Fur, Petersham and Cashmere.
BUSINESS COATS.
OF Black and Fancy Cashmere, Cloth and Beaver.
FROCK COATS
OF French, English and German Cloths.
D R E S S COATS
or French Cloths, Black and Ilue.
l} Q Us co \ is
or several gradcs-cut and made in good style.
BLACK PANTS
OF French and English Doc-kins.
e. T. A
OF Cashmere and aaiine,-a,l grades and coiors.
PLUSH VESTS
OF beautiful patterns, Plain and Fancy.
Sill V T. ST
OF Black and Fancy colors, Single and Double Breasted.
S RE VESTS
OF over one hundred different patterns.
WINTER SCARFS
OF Plush, WOODEN, Mcrino and Cashmere.
s II "A w l. s
or every ~grade-from Ave to thirty dollars.
BLANKETS
OF Sporting, Comforters and other patterns.
s N I r
OF Linen, Cotton and Muslin, and Mcrino.
GOOD GOODS
or Il No. / quality 10 had of UHAS. j. RAISE,
Successor 10 Glass Il kaine,
dec 14ts l39 Main ST.. Lynciiburg.
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A TIE undersigned will prepare DEEDS, CONTACTS,
HCE WILLS, &e, upon short notice.
All sg-ts WA. ID. RANCH
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HOllOWaY'S Pills

1IOIlOWIy . his.
N - THOUSANDS of Involuntary suicides are committed
HL4 by persons Who take the metallic prisons misnameL
" specifies" These pills soothc, cleanse, regulate. and iuvigo.
rate the diseased and enicrblol internal organs instead of irri-
taiing and inhaming them like mercury, iron, and other mine
raj medicines. Sold nj ihc manutIctory, No. 81 Maiden Line,
New YORK, and by all druggists, II, zoe, g., aud a per box.
doc lnJnlM
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
A SUPPLY just 10 hand Of this remedy for Children teeth.
N ing, for sale by JOHN II. sEIY
~ IL" Druggist,
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Soothing Syrup.
Extra White Coal Oil

AM now selling Pure White Coal Oil which gives en,ire
4 satisfaction; also, Lamps with the improved burner. Ma
smoke with this Oh and these LAMPS For sale by
u"eo u. HI. THOMPSON, Druggist,
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WANTED TO HIRE

ESoE the ensuing year, a No. I Cook, Washer and Troncr,
Il without inclnbrancc. She must come we'll recommended.
Also, u sprightl! Girl, ~ or is years old one that has been
dee 2O-d3i+ !. 4. GADDrSS
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Notice..

DO hereby forewarn all persons not 10 credit my wife Sarah
i bradshaw, ON my account, as | will not be responsible for
any debt "r debts contracted by her.
dec 2lllt THOMAS BRADSHAW.
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FACTORY MEN AND PLANTERS.
I WOULD beg leave 10 inform Manufacturers and Planters
l. TINT have an unusually large stock Of Wool, sax"ny ~
and SON HATS OF cheap but excellent grades, which WILLIS
be sold at reduced rates. Also, n good stock Of CAPS Of lie
various qualities suitable for factory or plantation use, together
with pcggel l!rogans, Boots, and sewtd lirogans, which viii
be offered at lower prices Than heretofore.
l.. /. ARMISTEAD,
dec 2I-ts (Rcp copy No. 40, Main Street.
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FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.

s(EOWNS BRONCHIAL TRDCiIES, for the cure Of Bron-
- chi'lS, i"ar.eiess. Colds, &c. Also, Ayers III: Try Pccto.
raj, Mrs Gaidncrs Balsan, Wistl's Baisani OF Wild Cherry.
&c, for sale by Join Ii. SEIY
dee 1918 Irn.
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French Vanilla Chocolate.
fh'hE incest preparation Of Chocolate in use for sale by
Il dee 6tf ". A STOTiEp /: 70
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Avn ia
ROCK AND HARNESS.
LSo, an elegant 2 Horse Ioakaway and IIarn.., ,u..,
"a ne"' lopc zolzoI {. Il. PHELPS.
SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES
IN CAMPBELL COUNTY,

lDCEetANr To 4 decree OF the County Court of rn,,I.,
L the undersigned, Commissioner appointed hy The saij de-
cree, VIII offer for sale at Public Auction on the 31ul nf nj
tEMBEE next, on the promises, II Tract on II WI an
tanning atoni ~ aers, y ing on Moli,'s Creek, and adjoining
late Mrs. Letitia Ilcrndon. The land is in a good sn,, # h ,e
provcment, with a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and out.
hUu>.s.
II will b. sold on a credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen m,n,h.
the purchaser 10 give bonds, with good personal security Tor I'M,
purchase money, and tho title 10 be retained until The whulr
OF II is paid.
Al the same time and place, by virtue VI the same decree. |
shall sell TEN LIKELY NEGROES, consisting Of men. va.
men, boys and girls. Among them are several good mechanics.
Tie negroes will be sold IN II credit OF sixty days, the purcha
scrs to give negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed, aud uayn.
BE At one of III. fanks in L~.ynchburg.
dee - ci30Icc ADAM CLEMENT
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SPRING GARpEN SEEDS.

'HNie undersigned are daily adding to their already immense
4 stock OF FRESH GARDEN, AGRICULTURE. T1:Et.
SHRUB, FLOWER, AND FRUIT SEEDS, which, when COM
pieie'I, VIII form the largest and best assorted stock of Seeds in
The world; all Of which We will warrant equal, in quality and
purity, To any ever offered, and at very low rates,
W are now selling FIRST grade
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
1 IL bills due the late firm of j. II. Thomson & &c on the 1s,
N Of July, ls9, will be placed in the hands of Inc rom am
Ger Tor collection, If not paid BY january LIST. l,Cl.
dee lgtijan j. IL TuoNpsoN
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FOR

FOR CHILDREN.
oOP SKIRTS FOR CHILDREN at p, 81. 30 and CD Of.
II 100 Main street. Alsu, II large stock ui the same for
sn,i's Ha'e o. se very best quality Of tempered steel, nj T5c,
~ sl;Go, xia, $40, 300 and st.2a. Tlinse In want of the
dee l6-dts !,
Soothing Syrup.
NtRS. WINSLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP for children mi.
AVA ting teeth, for sale by
dec ~ j. H. THOMPSON, Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-21

5000 i!maEacS.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-21
BY C. X. PHELPS, Aucr,nxrrn

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
<lN FRIDAY MORNING, the od. inst. I vii, ..1 ~
- ket street, a large assortment OF well kept Uousrlai i"'
Kitchen Furniture. embracing every article an,cr,,inma ~
housekeeping, the entire effects of u family removing. "s .
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