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TIE ARKANSAS Free NEGno Bill
The Little Rock G0Tetls, referring to The
till passed by the Legislature of Arkan.
sas to expeI free negroes from the State,
ssys:
They have until January 1860 TO dis
pose OF their property, and make other
arrangements for leaving. II they do not
go then, 1t is made the duty OF sheriff. To
seize them and hire them out TO the high
est bidder for one year, giving them the
ne, proceeds Of their labor TO enable
them to leave the State. The bill pro
v'de' that such free negroes as desire to
remain, may choose masters the county
court haYing them appraised, and the
master q mistress they have chosen pay.
ing half their value into the common
schoo. fund Of the country.
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Nav ORLEANS, March II, 1859.
-
Special Notices.

HGrE Asp fqRruNE.-ls is amazing in wha,
unSnbstantiai indications .lc sanguine mn.
grounds for hope. As .hc powers OF the
microscope convert the green mould of some
dcc"ying object into veriant forests and bow
crs Of bliss, the eye of youth discovers prqmiS,
in the evening of a cloud aud it. buoyant
ncart dances Tor joy at the broken su ain OF
distant and unattainablc music. To such a
degree of :alIacious hope, however, II rot ia.
which is based upon some surc- aud frmcr
foundation. Such, for instance, as investing
the email sum of ten, five, or two and halt
collars in Woop EDpr & Co.'S great legaliscd
lottery. by forwarding either of These
amounts TO WooD, fnDr & Co., either at
Augusta, Georgia, or Wilmington, Delaware,
the wooer of dame fotune at the shrine OF her
hyofs will insure chance of rea.isine hi,
E6gcs III IA prize Of fly thousand doll..rs.
.' y ,,
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"A NJ AsT ER ED GER.

LABILry;Es eF SHsRIFfs.--rhe Indepen-
dent Press (ASbeSille,, in reporting the pro-
ceedings of the Abbc,ille Circuit Court,
Judge Whitncr presi4;ns, remarks:
An int eresting question was raised as to
the liability of Sheriff TO Landlord for
rent in arrear, under the Statute Of Anaau
our Act of 1899. The Sheriff had made n
levy upon the tenants goods, bnt before
selling. thu execution under whirh he acted
was satisfied and considering that he had
no further authority in the matter, he sur
rendered tho goods and thus deprived the
landlord of his remedy, whose right Of dis
tress was gone. The question was argued
under a rule against tho Sheriff Ills Hon.
or reserved his decision, but ihtimated pref.
ty strongly that his opinion was against the
recovery.
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FIRE AT RIpGEwAy.-Wc regret very
much TO lear" (says the South Caroiiniam.)
that our friend, Capt. Henry &. Davis, of
Ritgcway, had his residence entirely con.
a4mcf by fire. on Sunday night last There
is no certainty as to the origin. When it
was discovered, the flames had made such
progress that its arrest was Impossible
Fcw things were saved. lis ioss Is csti-
mated at about 200.
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1ne Rev. Mr.. SPURGEoA's VIsrT TO
THE UNITED SrArEs.-The New York
I,,'aqepeadeat says;
Tile last steamer brought letter from
Rev. Mr'Spurgeen, declaring that he
would notsvisit America, least 10 the pub
lie mind lie should be complicated with
the personal, financial and sectarian
schemes Of persons who have sought TO
use him for their own purposes. A docu
men, signed by reponsibIe' gentlemen Of
various denominations has been forway
ded to him, urging bim TO revoke that
decision, and guaranteeing him against
the petty annoyance "a which he refers.
We have bafd1y a aAs,ft that Mr. Spur,
geon will come, andit ne happy to state
that reliable Arguments have been made
to give him q CORDIAL greeting of the
American ConhregatiohaI Union at the
collation. on the 18th Of May.
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Hymeneal.

Married on March 10Th. at Charleston. s.
e.. by the Rev. Joseph X. Walker, ID. ID.
John Vnnderhost, Esq Of Charleston, 10
MARI Burnet Rhett, eldest daughter of the
Hon. X Barnweli Rhctt, Of the same place.
10 Bishopville, Sumter District, s. e., on
the 10th instant, by the Rev. w. w. Mood
Mr.. j.. Rulhvin PIowdea, Of Clarendon
District, >. C., TO Miss Harriet C., daughter
OF WIN. Rogers Esq, Of Bishopyille.
On the cad of February. by the Rev. !.
T Jcter, Me-. J. w. W.Busley, of Lexington.
District, TO Miss l., A. 'Je,or OF Union.
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.GrIe9rapylr,
-o(:)o--

New, ORE, March le.-The iron screw
steam ship City of Wasbingtos, Capt.
Petrie, from Liverpool. has arrived here,
with dates 10 the I'd Of March.
LrvERrooL CorroN MARKET, March /.
The sales in the past three days sum
up $4,000 bales, Of which SPECTATORS
took 5000 and exporters 5000 bales.-
The market closed firm and active, with
an advance Of Cd, and in some cases
3 lSl., over the transaction OF Friday, the
25ta Of February. The quotations are
MiddIing Orleans 7 8 al l 4d.; Strict
Upands @ l3 led.
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GB- BRowSLQw, speaking of the cx.
'ravagance and corruption Of the Demo
cratic PARTY. says, 'Wh,n the Dem ,cra.
cy undertook to improve aud enlarge the
Capitol at Washington, i, WAS NECESSARY
To satisfy Congress that the work could
ba done ,cifhin reasonable JOunds, so far
as the expense WAS concerned, in order to
Obtain the necessary appropriation. They
accorr'ng!y had their estimates made by
architects and engineers Wpon odM. In
every instance, afterward. it required from
Mree 10 fce timcs the amouu, reported
We will specify :ru;ir-iance1, and we
call apon the EsGP'a "a loo, al them. The
new dome on the capitol was to have COS,
according to the estimates Of the engi,
neers. 100000, n right snug sum for
S"Pota on y public building. But il cost
EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARSl Think OF
that, c"nnlrvmen Tue tloor Iestlinp in
To the Capitol, which was To have cost
ten thousand, actually cost FORTY FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARSi
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SAD ACCIDENT We regret to learn
that a child Of Mr.. Wm. Horton, few
n'ites above ,ais place, aged about eigh
teen months, was seated on Friday. the
4th inst, from the effects Of which il died
in few hours. Our :nfomA, states that
the child picked up pot Of boiling cnffee,
aud drank quantity Of the scaIdrng
iln'd from the spout, causing It's death as
stated above. The breast and neck were
sw"llen in a frishl!uI manner.-AbbeOiHe
Press. e" ,.
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FAIR Play FOR PaiNrERs. The pub
lie have u fancy. notion about printers
They think It costs nothing to puff, ad
Verlise, DC. And oUa and another will
sponge an extra, puff, or some beneso
lent advertisement. They forget that il
is priG,et's ink that makes nine tertils Of
their immense fortunes. They forget that
it takes money 10 pay compositors to
buy ink, type aud paper and lastly they
forget to even thank YOU for working for
nothing by gratuitousIy putting their bust.
Watchmap.
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SENSATION PRE4cnlSG "A correspon-
dent OF the Baltimore Christian Advocate
relates o! a New York minister, who de,
sires to make sensation in preaching on
the crucfiSion
He instructed the sexton when he got
to that part Of the discourse where he
describes the darkness overspreading the
heavens, to draw down the gas, giving
light only enough 10 mal.e tue darkness
visible, The sexton, however, put the gas
out altogether, which so COMPOUNDED the
preacher that he was unable TO proceed.
Some Of the trustees Of the church bur.
ried to the seYton in tho lobby, aud in
qured what was the matter. Greatly tn
his chagrin and modification, rs well AS
that Of the preacher, he was obliged 10
explain.
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SrIcrDE.-We learn that Mr.. John
McGradv, resident about nine miles south
Of WmnGhorn, committed suicide ON Sun,
day last hv drinking four oUnccs o; baud
anum. What were the circumstances
conspring to produce self.'leslru,ti ti"n, we
have not teen Informed. A jury has been
emP""neiIod 10y Coroner Haw,horn--bu,
their verdict has not ye; reached U.s.
WinnsJOro Register.
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COMPUTATION OF SENTENCE.-The Char.
lesion Courier, says that James Hayes who,
it will he recollec,ed, was found guilty of
the murder of Colin Campbell, and was
sentenced to be executed on Friday, the
25th of the present month, has had his SEN
ience commnted to imprisonment for one
year from his date, and Punishment from
the STATE .''''
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The FCGIrIvE SLAVE LAW DECLARED
CONSTITUTIONAL An important decision
was delivered on the 7th instqHt.ipfLe Uni
ted States Supreme Court, by the Chief
Justice, in the case Of the United stasesys.
Sherman II. Booth, the Suprsme Ccart vs..
error 10 the Snpgrms CONT cf Wi<cobsie.
The case involved TIC da;lf O STATE EcurIs
to release, on habeas cqslfis, p,sti>a Ia cas-
tody under process OF tne united SfNtes for
offences against the lawstof, The United
States. This wa, done By thccourt below
In the instance of an arrest under judgment
by the District Court Of United Suites for A
violation of the fugitive slave law. The
whole conduct Of the conrt below was held
10 be totally Illegal and virtually evolution.
nry that the marshal had a right, and it was
his duty, TO resist by force any such inter-
ference on the part Of the State powers
and that the fugitive slave act was clearly
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DELInERATE MuRpEn- Willie al our
DePots on Friday night last, We learned
that very deliberate murder had Ieen
perpeirated in Granville county, By deaf
and dumb man on half brother. There
was some misunderstanding between
them relative To some her's nests-tbe
deaf and dumb man wanting them near
the granary, and his half brother wanting
them mewhere e'se had pulled them
down twice. The deaf and dumb man
then, Toy signs, Told his half brother that
he would shoot him. lie .ried. by signs,
to Jissuade him from this, but when be
went 10 the house he got his rifle and
loaded II, and rs soon as his brother came
IN he shot him in tho left breast, killing
him Immediately. lie then took his
double barreIIed gun and rifle and provis
ions fOr some days and proceeded TO a
little house he had built and refuses to be
taken. Euowing his determination, the
Coroner With his posse. we're afraid to
attempt to take him. We uuderSland
the lawyers about HiIlsboro' gave il as
their opinion that he was not an,enabls
TO the law. Is this so -Chayleue Hhi9..
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General Intelligence.

There was less confidence felt in the
continuance Of peace Than n, the sailing
Of the Arabia. War rumora continued.
The rumor is confirmed thai The Pope
had invited the Withdrawal Of the French
and Austrian troops from Rome, but moth.
ing definite had been rorelved in reply.
Mr.. D'Israeli had introduced his reform
bill into Parliament. 1t is moderate IN
tone, and extends The elective frapchise.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHIADELFHIA.-
We invite the attention Of our readers TO
the advertisement of this veil known bcnev-
olent Institution, in another column. We
have reason TO believe TINT this is n sound,
reliable and usc!nI Institution, and well
managed.
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LARGE SALE or.NEGEoEs.--Thp Helena
(Ark.) Shield, Of the 5th inst, Gays ",Ir.
Scaiir, of South Carolina, n few days SINCE,
sold, in this city, to Drs. Deputy and King,
and Judge lIornor, of thus sity, seventy ne
grocs, at an average price of one thousand
doIIafS-Dr. Deputy taking one half and
the other gentlemen each fourth of the
number.
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Obituary.

Died Of his residence at Utica, Miss. in
February last, DR.. William T. CASTOR, aged
thirty years.
The deceased was a native Of Lancaster
District y O. lie moved 10 Utica in 1881,
where hc was engaged IN the practice of
medicine until within n few months of his
death, The friendship which the writer OF
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SiE IrS Own PUNrsHER. There is a re-
port in Washington that tie anonymous
letters to Me"srs. Key and Sickles, warning
one 1Rd informing the other, were written
by II female friend of the former belonging
to B"l'im 35e, Tho was jealous of hi, attcn.
tions to .lrs Sirklrs.
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The BENSETTsvmLE TRAnEGY.-The lri.
al Of John c. Terrell, charged with the
murder Of The Mess. Graham and McCollum,
has been postponed until the Fall Term Of
the Court for Marlboro District.
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TIE MARKETS.

AUGUSTA, March l8, 1859.
The sales Of cotton 10 day amounted 10
$50 bales, at prices ranging frcnsi to III.
a fancy lot would comrIand ~ cents
CmARLEsToY, March Is, 1859.
C"TTos.-The market was very quiet TO-
day, the sales having been hmited To some
800 bales, Il, cytreIes ranging from - 10
l2sc.
NEw ORLEANS, March II. 1859
The market has advanced an It.. and we
quote I!,dd!im.s llsallsc. The sales on
dmoaday rca, "cd 10 300 bales PORK il
b"oy"n;, T,.d Fas advanced quarter.
New YORK, March II, 1859.
The Gotten market is firm : sales of 5000
bales, Saies of 10000 barrels Flour. and
iirm market.
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life - THE FAR WEsT.-During the
session Of the Oregon Legislature, which
closed on the 2ad of January, no less than
thirty firG:ees were granted. One of the
women gas divorced on the lath, aud mar.
yicd again on the 10Th.
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FOR BRIGADlER GENERAL.

The friends Of Col. BURREL Jones
respectfully apnounee him as a candidate
for Brigadicr General, Of 5tb Brigade y. c.
NJ, tJHf the vaeanry occasiOned by the
resignation OF Brigadier GenerM Tn, los.
MANY FEJEEns
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FGEE NEoRozs- Grand Jolly Of
Chesterfield District at the recent term Of
the Court Of Common Pleas, presented the
Free Negroes Of that district as nuisance.
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KmLED.-L. IL. Mcuans was killed
on the 0 h ms. mt, ip the neghborhood
OF Red Oak Grove Church, 10y John III.
jones We are MT properly informed Of
the circumstances. except that Jones fired
three tunes with revolver. Mcdaniel, il
is said, was unarmed. Jones has surren.
dered himself Eagcfeld Adpsrtise.
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

The friend. Of Capt, J. u. COU3aRT.
announce him cand'date for Sheriff for
Lancaster District, at the eGsuing term.
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~ See advertisement Of DR. Sanford's
LIVER INVIGORATOR in another co,
umn. Iy
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ADVERTISEMENTS

win be inserted At the following low rates:
One square (of Ii lines or less, one Insertion,
81 ; or, it continued, 10 cents for the first in
'ertom, and ~ cents tor each subsequent inSer
tion. S4- See Fourth Page for dcductlors in
vorof standing advertisements. =,
The number OF insertions must be written CT
Zach advertisement, or they will be Insyrtcd till
ordered out aud charged &cccc,ings. -.
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New Advertisements.
LAND FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER oPFERyi FOR
l Sale hs pianaados iyliS 6n NE waters
OF Sugm Creek tu IaSoaster District South
carolina, and six haiIes from Fort Mills De.
pot, containing 205 acres Gu which there
Is a dwelling hodse with all necessary out
buildings. The land is 10 high state Of
Cultivation, and is well adapted 10 growth
OF grain and cotton. On said track there
are hfiy acres In eui tivation. porlien Of
which il
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Fine Bottom Land.

offer the same 10 be sold low for one half
cash. Persons who desire 20 purchase will
find the subscriber at BeIair. s. e.
J. III, HOOD.
March 23, 1889. cat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

FREIcHT TRADE.-There were received, at the
depot Of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad, on yesterday,
u loaded cars, consisting Of 33l bbls. Flour; S.,
600 lbs. Tobacoo; $4,000 lbs Lumber; $4,000 lbs.
Miscellaneous There we're Is loaded cars sent
West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

MAY, were read and approved.
1Me Official bond Jacob ii. Robinson. as Collec-
tor Of City Taxes. with Thos. J"Ifes. JAS. Gould
man, and jas. Saunders as securities, was present
ed and approved.
+. d. Deaae, Jr.. Esq, Chairman Of Commit.
tee appointed BY the Board of Trade III petition
the Council in relation to the proprety Of tho city
purchasing wharf, and Of inatituting plan
by which the commercial statistics Of our city can
he obtained appeared in and addressed the Coun-
Gill;. when. on motion Of Mr.. Davis. the memorial
referred to tie Street and Finance Commit
tee.
Mr.. Garland, Chairman of the Finance Com
mittec. made u report in relation to the settlement
of the account Of A. N. Montgomery, late City
Collector, when. on motion of Mr.. Davis, it was
Resolved, That the Finance Committee be au-
thorizcd to receive back frm the representative
of A. n. Montgomery, decd, the delinquent tax
tickets Of 1856. and I, and to credit the nc
count Of the Collector Of Delinquent Taxes for the
amount SO received.
3D. That the said Committee be further author
lied in settlement to credit the accounts of the
late A. N Montgomery, Collector OF the Levy OF
1853, amounting to $I2l4 IS. after deducting ss9
Al for tickets therein listed supposed to be solvent.
and they be further directed to credit him with
the free negro list now returned Of $07 o., and
instructed to place in tie hands Of the new Col
lector for collection oil solvent tickets for 1885,
and ultimately to hold the said A. N. Montgom-
cry and his securities responsible therefor.
+. On motion Of Mr.. Garland, il was
Resolved, That the remaining unpaid Water
Tickets in the hands Of the late Collector be re-
ferred to the Watering Committee for settlement,
and that they be authorized tn give the late Col.
ector credit for a inaOlvent tickets and that the
remainder be placed in the hands Of the new Col
les tor for collection.
On motion If Mr. Davis. the report Of the Com
mt,ee on Streets. which waa laid upon the table
ut former meeting OF the Council was called up.
and after being discussed. was adopted (The
amount Of appropriation asked for by the Com
mittee is Sl5,553.)
On motion Of Mr.. Langhorne. tho Council ad-
journcd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

POSTMASTER AT PErERsBuRG.-Wm. L. Bass.
Esq, has been appointed postmaster at Petersburg,
in place Of the late VIM. N. Friend. Mr.. Ba, 8
has for nineteen years faithfully discharged the
duties of clerk in the Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

WHOLESALE AND ntrhL
0rocers aud General Commission Mer hants
Bank Square. Nam Street, LiACHBURG, "a.
WE In receipt Of our Spring stick Of ar"errles
Iron Steel Staple Dry Goods, &c ,ronstat,nN OF
Cuba Orleans AMI u fee Sugars various grades,
L"af Crashed, utanuated and Powdered sugar.
IAgmira, hin Java, Mocbn and SAINT Golfer;
Sperm. Wax, adamanitne aud 1alow Canics
hrown and Fanny soaps various brands
Teas Golden Chop Imperial Plantation Delicious Oolons NC
Spices Of knd Sole ssther good aud damaged
Cdcr Vinegar. Liverpool and Ground Alum Sal, Cotton
srns all Ms vrgnis and Western cured bacon No
Halifax Herring In whole and half barrels; No and Mack
clel la Kits No r. ruyiau Gunnn Ola Dominion Nails
Horse and Mue shor. American, II mmercd Rolled and
Engsh refined Iron Band Hoop and Sheet Iron So way
Nail hei&e cat Shear and Bi.irrrt Sre, Wagon ii.xcs
all sizestog' h"r with general III staple lry
Goods such as No aud OsnRbutEs hraehsi and Nrown
Shrnfs aud Shect,ng- B.rapa PLANTATION Linen Col,onrdra
Striped oruabues Prints Bingham &c &c. Ia which they
respectfully ask examination their friends and The
Particular attention paid To tonssumcu,- OF nil kinds
Country Produce aurll % d. -
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OBITUARY.

Died, yesterday morning. of Typhoid Fever, ut
the residence If his father in Scottsville, Mr..
JonN SrArLxs Of this city in the Oath year of his
age.
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LADIES, FAIR.

The Fair for the benefit Of the Sd Street Meth
odist Episcopal Church will be continued tonight
and tomorrow night. There will be DINNER pre-
pared and ready from to 8 O'Clock, P. NJ, and
SUPPER from ~ 9. The public are respectfully
invited u attend. BY THE COMMITTEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

Al who a.e q nrc gIvIng their NAN ntssesss ses-
slassuy n SIS favsv.
Mtx w1s~r In shr month with the gmvIssraasr.
aed swa lilo " both Together.
PHICf DOLLAR PR BOTTLE
DIR SANFORD. Proprietor. 345 broadway. New Y rk
Keiaed by all Drngssts Sold slAo. by H. Seay, W.
Bsrohrr h Go aud BtabIer l. JONES' I.ynchbuTH, Va
march l5dkcly
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ICEl ICEil ICElli


.es ICEl ICEil ICEili
HE subscriber vii keep constantly hand during the
4 son. A LARGE SUPPLY OF NORTHERN ICE, which
can Ne had At hs stors, 0n Wes Street. at all times
may v dina. JAMES N. COCHRAN.
r. 3.fSLKks hns the psc.ssre q eHcrias
le 70 bis frpafs something In the Of RECLIEl
INC EASY CHAIR, Three positions attained 10 this
Cnair; IL the sinles most complete and cheapest easy
Cnair ever onercd for sale this market
Clair. Call and sec 1t. u J. rOLKES
yg7Is
fnNME arm 81 81 L. Whistles Il &c. was AisssIv.
- I'd on the slst Inst BY mutual All hav
y. claims against the concern viii present II c.
winston for and sill " said concern will
forward and settle - tn him.
J. l.. WIHRTON
a7... H ~ - - J. H O. WINSTON.
euNHE FURNITURE RURgNEaA VII ~ eos.
tinued by In ell It's branches the old stand Of j L
wnston Co., opposs the Norvel House. where viii be
glad "a noe old cusomeeA
april Z dts. J. H. O. WINSTON
Rep. copy 1l-- -.
NJOTuCE.-MP. W.. J. shilAsess b heseSy
authorised to rsealp for a.e ths ed
J. L. winston 90. J. q. q. WINSTON.
10 AnA LBS. PRISE Daeoo, $500 Lbs.
AoeVVV No. Lard 81 - n yslsA tsst received
ReetsasN tnav ~~hl xW1We eAxDQns.
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MAuaER'A Fsv x
" MINUTE FREEZERs.
Wa have on ! and AN assert.
mcnt Of sizes al this celrhrai.
ed ICE CKEA VI FREEZEnS
making Cream Ia the space Of
I'VE To ten minutes. and re-
quirir q but a small quantity
OF leo.
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WOODEN WARE. such, T.
part. A. Brass and Iron bou"-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

CANDY - CENTs BN WHOLESALE,
And Warranted to keep in any Climate.
No charge for noaing or CmrtHg~.
april 70 dis THOMAS s. THURMAN.