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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15

The great desdstum be obtained in the cons rction
VI RoLaTy HnrOws is simplicity absence OF unnecessary
friction, of motion aud t sCaimed improve
ment thai these valuable requisites hive been secured
greater degree Of perfection than those presented by any
other rotating barrow. In its ngemonts wonder
ul for implicitly, has every advantage found In all the
best rotating harrOws combined IN uue
This harrow, having three small circulars continually re-
voving will puverze the soil more going the
ground, than common Harrow will three times over.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

Drunk AND DIsoRpERLr.-Alex. Taylor, a free
negro, was arrested on the street Monday after
noon for being drunk and behaving in n very dis
orderly manner. lie was so thoroughly soaked
in mean whiskey as to render him insensible; the
Mayor. in order to give him sufficient time in which
to cool IF. sent him to Jail. After he shall have
gone through the cooling process, a further exam
nation will be had in his case.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
n

WASHINGTON. Jan. lS.-SENArE.-A resolution
was adopted calling for all the correspondence
with Spain In relation to the purchase ct cuea'
The Pacific Railway bill is so ~cncumbered with
amendments as to make it unin,elligible. there
fore its further consideration was postponed in Or
der that it might he printed.
llousE Of kErREsgNrAfivEs.--A bill passed CIV
ing Recorders of the Land Offices twenty Ave hun
dret dollars per nnnum. another extending the
time ol bounty land acts, aud another for re-'ssn-
ing amounts enormously paid the Government tor
public lands.
The bill for the codifcation of the revenue laws
was defeated 10y n large majority.
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole. when Mr.. Cox. Of Ohio, made n speech. IN
which he took strong grounds for The acquisi-
ton of Cuba.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS
To Advertisers

The I.ynchburg yirgin,an, now half a century
old, has acquired a position second in influence TO
but few, if any other Journals in the State; and
has a wider circulation than any newspaper pub
l;shel Souih-We est of the Metropolis. To say
nothing Of its circulation in this city and neigh
borhood-it is penetrating every part Of that ex-
tensiye region, which, by the completion Of our
great lines Of INSTRUMENTATION, has become
tributary to this city. As an advertising medium
therefore. i, affords uneq"aliel Advantages to NIL
our business men who desire to increase their
trade.
The job Office connected Herewith, is now one
IF the most extensive in the State, having neen
provided during the last year with all the iaehities
reauisitc to execute any manner of work, from q
large p ,ster to the most delicate wedding card
The proprietor has no disposition to puff the es-
Enlistment into notice, nor is it necessary. since
his work speaks for itself, and the public have
shown their appreciation by increasing their pat
ronaye full fifty per cent in the last year.
All orders will meet with prompt attention..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

MrRcnANr's BASk.-We give below q statement
Of the CONDITION If this Bank on the 3l-t ult. II
appears ~ ai advertisement in the Redmond pa,
pers, hut presenting that many of our readers ieel
an interest in the subject, we give it q tree inser-
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
RELIGIOU NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEErING.-There arc
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association, ut 10 O'Clock.
The public are invited to attend.
nov 5-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

WITHOUT A PAss.-Henry, slave to Jesse Hare,
was taken up on Bridge Street Monday night 10y
officers Burch and G,uldin. and having failed to
rrovide himself with that very necessary docu-
inent, a pass, was lodged in the cage, ani next
morning ordered 10 lasles by the Mayor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
Postal Matters

WAsm>GruN, Jan. lS.-Ihc Post Oficc De
partmcnt have agreed to report n Till. putting
postage Mt the rates charged in 1915, via: i've
cents per half ounce under three thousand miles.
and ten cents over that distance also I" author
ize contracts for carrying the mail ut The lowest
rates, without regard to the mode Of conveyance :;
also, To restrict the f~rankins privilege.
The Postmaster General asks for ST. 0oO,0OO,
for the support Of thh postal system next year.
NrW loRK. Jan. lS.--Fluur firm and prices un-
changed; Wheat b%noyant, Southern Rcd 81 80,
White | 10 to | %; Corn buoyanl aud closed
higher, Mixed - to So, Southern White 81 10 %.
BALTIMORE, Jan. lS.--llonr unchanged; Whent
has an advancing tendency, Rel IS quoted at | 30.
White | Ii; Corn steady, yellow 81, White IS to
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
OBITUARY.

Died. on Saturday the 18th inst. MARY Bra
CASA, wife of Joseph Bragassa, in the 10Th year
of her Ave.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

ItowpYIsM.-Those of our citizens living at the
western end Of First Alley, were greatly annoyed
Mt IL late hour on Monday night, hy II gang oil
rowdies pernmlulating in that vicinity, Every
conceivable description of music po'h veal
and instrumental. was inlulsed in: fences were
,nrn down: gates removed from, their proper places
and taken 10 lots where they were not wanted;
wheols taken from vehicles to which they belong
ed, and thrown in the branch near that delectable
locality known as ''Sebastopol." and the outer
walls of the renowned fortress itself. EN-
bellished with nm imposing placard, bearing
tho inscription .Sebastopol taken by the Snake
Organ Club" This last gallant exploit. we under
stand, closed the evenings entertainment. We
commend the S. o C.'s to the watchfnl attention
of our night police.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

FRESH NORFOLK OYsTERS-A New ENTERrRIzE.
Our citizens, on yesterday, enjoyed the presence
of a car load of fresh Oysters, Grabs, &c. direct
from the Seaboard. By patent invention. the
entire car is I turned into a vast refrigerator, which
keeps down the temperature of the interior OF the
car to 35 degrees above zero, and 3 degrees only
above the freezing point, which keeps the Oysters
as fresh as when they first left the water. We
have examined the quality and condition OF the
Oysters and find them unercephonabic, or in other
words, a No. l-Fitz2erald's best.
We understand that this is to lie the first of n
series of cars. which are expected to start once n
week from Norfolk, to be devoted, during the
Winter, entirely, to the Oyster trade-in the
Spring to Fish, aud in the Summer to fine ripe
West India fruits. 1t is an important enterprise,
and we bespeak a friendly greeting for it along
the line of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad.
Col. Thomas II. FLooD.-We are gratifed to
announce, that this popular gentleman and efficient
representative. in response to a numerously signed
call from this city, has reconsidered his formerly
expressed determination to decline a reelection to
the Senate of Virginia, and consents to the use of
his name ns q candidate at the election to be held
in Nav next. At meetings of the Wings and
Americans recently held in Campbell and Apo
mattux counties, resolutions approving his legis-
lativc course, and urgently soliciting him to be-
come q candidate for reelection, were passed with
great uuanimity. The correspondence between
himself, and the citizens Of this place, will appear
tomorrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

SALE OF REAL EsrArr.-The house and lot
situated at the corner of Lynch Street and Eighth
Alley, and at present occupied by +. 5. Miller,
for 81, l30-purclased by D.. b. Phelps.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

SINGULAR Casa day or two since, n man
named Thompson, made II purchase amounting to
n few cents, Mt one of the small groceries on Pue's
Tan Yard Alley. and offered in payment, a five
dollar note on the Farmers and Merchants Bank
of Wheeling. remarking at the time, that he was
not aware whether the note was genuine or not.
A gentleman present snatched the bill from his
hand and at once went in quest Of an officer. Po-
lice Master Royal was soon found, and with as
little delay as possible, repaired to the establish
ment where the questionable note had been pre-
scented. but sad to relate, on his arrival there, he
was met with the unwelcome announcement that
the bird had flown, and all subsequent efforts to
discover his whereabouts. have proved frnitless.-
The note was afterwards submitted to the inspec-
ton of several bank officers, all of whom pro-
nounced it a counterfeit of the basest sort. Wheth-
or the narty Offering it was aware of it's character,
or only intended his remark as a playful one, we
leave to the decision of our readers. The case is
certainly an odd one.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

FREIou7 TRADr.-Therc were received at the de-
pot of the Va. i Tenn. Railroad. on Yesterday, y
loaded cars. consisting Of 14O bbls. Flour; 5000
lbs. Lumber: AZ, 900 lbs. Miscellaneous There
were Q loaded cars sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

REIssr.rEp.-Mr james Reid, Captain of the
Ni.ht Watch, who was temporarily suspended,
has been rcinstated by the Mayor, and is now en-
gagged in the regular performance of his nightly
duties.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
ia Willy q O & II
GEO. ID. DAVIS,
Wholesale y RETAIL GROCER
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

~
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Oppos'n he lIirr'"ta BANK, IA" al
lust to h',d and in .'", e. 1ew MaGke1sl. in :. and
! Ibis ; nDi cnta Honey strictly prime lo,ovn bales Cetton
n ma in.i rr = l' ,o The '% 'ra /" i'ia 800 seam seamless %. and .e we'd sss. n' a.
sorted Porto Rico extra G. Palverised, Crushed and Loaf
S"slt I' 'aE'' w" oil Rcslls' w"or. Raw a Cotton ana BATS; ni ;" !"
krts. Fulrd Cnths ca.sineits, Lindseys and Flannel. Zinc,
wi Snd l. c Ea and y ;a1si r.'' m.m naersda' R scaiss i HOOP n' %' /"
Oval Ronrh and square Iron! Iron AAle', Cast Boxes, Shear,
Plates aud Horsr Shoes; Wax, spern and Adsmantinc Can
Die. 4 s : 1% la ~ rr.n: AI as a an" Ea"' GI. Da sS ra.r'q c r"a
yer, Timothy. orchard and He'd Grass seed and many other
articles; all + which will be sold cheap Tor cash, or short cred
i, tor negotiable paper or exchange Tor country produce /
viii slve particular attention to the safe of country produce,
and make prompt returns, dec u dts.
i a second Winter supply Of WINDOW sHADEs AND
GILT COhNitE, the style, Of which are entirely new and
Lipiy.,I Caiia" cxamInc. S. NJ. SIMPSON.
dee l4.dts
N-EGnOs.-W ANTED.-The subscriber con.
u tinu,s ~ ma,k "t for NEGROES. of both sexes. between
the ages Of 10 and 70 years. including Mechanics, such as
Blact smiths and CARPENTERS. and viii pay the highest market
price IN cash. Ins office Is a newly erected brick building, on
lHi or Lynch s,rcet, immediately in rear" OF the Farmers Bank,
where he prepared lbaving erected building. with that
view J to hoari negroes sent 10 L%yrchburg for sale. on mod
crate terms. and keep Them Ms secure AZ If they were placed
n the Jail # the Corporation.
Get -.dsctm"sfi SETH WOODROW.
nrRR WIVES y BRANDYS.-Purc Lon
1 don po'k HANDY rn,s nice PORT VINE Old lier.
dec IIdt, JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
r yNCn's WAREHOUSE. Lynchbmrg,y ".
Tn. substrtbrr has leased, for a term Of years, the above
named valuahta property In this city. and respectfully solicits
iLe patr,nsgc u, his friends and the public generally. The az.
,r ir,mont OF inspectors has been given to Messrs. g. II. Ruck.
or Of Amherst and Eo J. Brnz, Of Appropriations. who are In
eyer way qrai fed tor the dutcs"f the office, are well known
and ie.er veoil worthy of the public %con6drnre
isnl2u EDGAR WHITEHEAD
TOMB SLABS!
CMALL AND FULL SIZES. Al
J II. GADDESs'
ian ldt.l LynchburF Marble Works.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

4 Co, l. III day dissolved by mutual consent The
name of 4 g &C. nccrti wall be used only In closing up III" same.
Those indebted H. the concern are respectfully requested H.
settle Their nrrornts, a. 1t Is very Important that The business
should lr closed ~ sn"u Ms practicable. We take thi1 occasion
10 return, ur siuc.ic thank' to our friends and the publir. fer
the very t4irrsi patronage heretofore extended tn uH, and earn
osiiy X n co 'lnunnco - the same, 10 III" new concern Of
LEE, RDtKEA ca. JbIS Is LEE.
THO l.. JOllNNDS,
LYNCHnruG bee 3lst. 1sta- GEO W ROtkE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
NEw roc COW NJ ~. m",s.

~ Tie subscriber hnvn. purchased "f MI n T. Trhat't
!" his 'nttt" stork~ fGltotlRiES. my aoOi's, LIQUORS
Ne, aud T. Which he expect. IN n trw DAYS 10 ndd lsranl, ana
Keep snrllci with tN"y article neorssa,y 4" render li''s
iallsNr'eut a rorrule,c FAMILY GROCERY and hop : l.,
Nt'i At at uif tu lnsurss and every deposition to lie,ar, tf
Shat" a hl'tal rrrltan "t rtv trade and I the former patron,
Il the hnWc through The country grncralit,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

WE call attention to the advertisement, in ano-
Their column, of Messrs. Cushing& Baily, publish
ers and wholesale dealers in books and stationery,
Baltimore. These gentlemen have been longer
in the book trade than any others IN the city OF
Baltimore; are cnterprising; keep a fne stock,
AN deserve patronage.
We commend them to the support Of oil dealers
in their line. and feel well assured, from our
knowledge of their high character, that all their
business transactions will give entire satisfaction.
COLLEGE ExANlvATIoN.-The semi-annual Ex-
animation of the Students at Lynchburg College,
hcran Yesterday. The examinations are conducted
in nubiic, and parents and guardians of the stu
dents. as we'll as others interested, are invited to
be present. We give below the programme Of ex-
animation:
Tuesday, lSM.-Freshman and Prep. Scientific,
Elocution Sophomore Scientific, Analytical Man
ual.
W,dnesday, l9M.-Senior, Mathematics Ju-
nior, Greek Junior, Scientific, Descriptive Geom-
etrv. 60.
TAwsday. 2Oh.-Sophomore Latin; Prep. Sci
enti6c. En-lish Grammar Sophomore Scientific,
Phil. of History.
Friday, 2Ist.-Senior, Latin Junior. Chemis-
try Freshman, Latin. 49,.
Nonday. 24A.-Sonhomore, Greek Prep. Sci.
rntifc, Rhetoric; Sophomore Scientific, Natural
The >logv.
tuesday, ~25M.-senior, Geology; Junior and
Junior Scientific. Trigonometry.
Wednesday,, 26h.-Soph. and Soph. SCIENTIFIC
English Language; Prep. Scientific, History.
Thursday, ~27M.-Senior. Greek; Junior, Latin;
Freshman. Greek.
Friday, 2SM Sophomore, Mathematics Prep
Scientific, Geometry: Junior Scientific. French.
.Nondty. 3~lS.--Fresh. and Prep. Scientific, AL
zebra; Senior, Ehetoric; Junior, History of Liter
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

~ have taken the h'u," orcntly oc 'nried hv YOUNGER
4 SMITH whrir the, intend To conduct a general Gro,1y
and tu,smi-.rra Hasinfs n the name al SMITH \ ADAMS.
and will be lras,,I 10 s,r the friends OF the old concern aud
the pubic generally. JSo THO. SMITH,
IanIts r 4 ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

The cnpn .rership heretofore existing h"twcen ID Il
Payne and taniilus Christian nm Ter the style and firm OF
PAYNE \ CHRISTIANS, ia this dav dissolved by consent al
the parties The nam "f IA" ntm will b" Use only IN clnsinp
up the business TN accounts wil be presented at M early h
dry as pi a.Iieablo, ana We hope or friends will be- prompt t.
sc,fip. ID r PANSE,
CAMILLE CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

AtssOt.s"bION.-ghc tepn'tnrr-hip hereto
, He oXiSi nv und'r the htn aud STYLE OF btNttER 4
SMITH. WIS dissolved on he Z Of December lsjNi by mutual
consent All - srn- having claims against the concern viii
please rfr,cu them for = Itirmeni. AMI those indebted to III,
same " III ruro 'o, ward and s'ifl" thcii accounts. as II Is very
impnitaut Tar rs 10 Il ise our hutincss NJ speedily rs possible
w r,tutu rur thu ks to "ur ir, ads ana the public pcnsin ally
for ~" N.ty IAcral patronage heretofore extended to us and
most r,srr, fully lska continuance of the same To ihr new
cunrrin II SMITH &ADAMS.
YOUNGER & SMITH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
A-Uw.osCpu>.-ThcR ooL and s,n,ionnr,

~ hn-int g q wilt e Continued at the old stand 81 Payne &
CItffrn lN - Is IA, u" ard II /. Blarktard under the siNlr
and d,n ut PAYNE y BLACKBOARD, where they viii be
pleased IL 80 he customers OF the old firm. We propose To
eli our accounts lnir II y,ar. on the 1t II January aui tn"
lst If Julg u u PASNE,
ian | dim u LEWIS BL~AcEtORI'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

~ \ lp\ie- lstl. da, dissol,r i by mutual '"tsciti Al
prt-'us IA ur la ms against the sad concern, viii rlrns' Irc
snt t,,ai 'r ray mont, aud ali person Indebted III, ~, earn
,.tlN 4n' ,t,d 81 tnnc forward uni mhkc pr mp, pHNm'ut
1h' & I'm at th' concern viii be used only In closing ih' In
SINS, 4. SNblhiR Ass.
Jk>IAkl ls, l-A wv II JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

~ lrN : tUpl u onl',itnri ship, under the style an hrt, "
JONI : \ '1fl'Ihis and " III coniurt The h,ocrg ti'Hants
seu amt j. sarRiFs HHsinfss NJ the old stand ui Sn'd flns, 4
Jones lhct Ml Keep ronstrntly on hand n good anl wrll So
iet,d a 81 taeut Il GROCERIES, IlQl pliS, WIS., :. &c
NIL Il WI" h w oHrr tr rash. or ir rSrhRpHe for csrnn'tn PRO
dstr. uf I 9 IHn tutl ruStauuta on "A short credit lttN I"
DIrtltr4A Ir IHe-t ihei friends and tn" rnhlic Ia Ii, nj to- ll' II
II hr a ltt'an,f" iRrti antar attention pad Ia 'h' ,hio -
I hart, Wheat Corn, and all kinds Of County, Tr"dner.
VIM II. JONES.
Iatc OF The INN oi Sn"igras, 4 'ros,
kAM u 81 iI"Ipi,
JhAl ~ lsi. lrfl. Formerly with MuTrel' 4 Strattun
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
LyScpnupu, January LAT. 1850.
MI hUsr purchased ~ Mr. AsihWr C~ancii

TNN' VHFW',J HNWH1y FF TTV.
NJ hn'r pnrrhasrd az Wr. Assh~r C"""rit,
is M3is and Ia ding Mschine. on the Canal, on' mule
below itu' hs'fr, mhrre NJ will receive and grind CORN,
NhtNl AMI II ASIER. We viii keep constantly On
lam' nj III" VI u tnd store. Flour In hays and barrels. tnrn
Mtil tt"uhi lh,s ter luosr ard IN hRg- and barrels, all Of
which " " VII '"H be, hy Wholesale and retail
NtHfN' secuted the services IT m Nrt+lt >Cin CAhnik ",
and VA hNr"ur Cards Ia perfect oder by III. commence mo nj
~ '' hrN eAt'ins season, when W. viii be nnlc 10 II" u much
iar+'t am uhi ni tarilng than has ever been done thVio her,
'"l"'' VIII the great, 81 despatch.
W. " u pay the hlahcsi cash prro for Corn, Whoat and
Wool, ttii'tr delivered At our storr or MIL.
Ian adScts OWIIN & MtRREIL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

~ ,stol tt,s T. MuIeil, " the LAT" firm of Murr"li Il
SIrA' on wnl rnn,lr ur the EtoGfrg and Commission Ii"sth,s IS
ut the old stand Of Mmr el 4 oIfAit"a. Man Street, Ih>,u
rrEG W ~ terp constantly "u hand n good assortment
- t.lptfEIl~. Lot OR. 81 hrIE DRY GbblS, aud
in tact .vcrN a Il, c u-ually kcrt m a Gr"cery establishment
iR'ti,uity ~ 'r'tnn pad 10 thf sales Of Tobacco, Wheat
Fiber tmi ul ottct kinds oi Country frnduce,
1haultri To- ito foty lhcir nj patronage heretofore h"atow
ed upon ii' Oh concern. | hope. y n personal attention 10 bu
SIN ~, t. n,rrt u continuance = the sam"
ian I IT. MM u SrltATTbS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
DIssoLUTIONs AND NEW FIRMS.

Nri'inE frehn the Hr,n OF Now liW n Atcsnn
, DE- | = tnln my thsuks f., the patronage " the public. aud
my - hiS cordially recommend the new firm nj M vim
y Mhrle'l :" the pnhir and patr,ns OF the late CONCERN :
which | MAS a member A ALEXANDER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

NMACKERAI., fer family $50, NJ
IN dec I7.d,a VALENTNE = BENIKG,S.
n BLACKBERRY CORDuAL.-Eee Qh5s9ree
SUFFERING with summer Complaint Prsfet&a 49, sos
sale by Ly 3ttsl @.A gTnOIa14@
NyKW moo Na AT ~. G. vuCToBS&04eH.
4 line. Past and Present. by Henry 4. hseerpst Ah1Ser.s
Of The Brcrk faf Table. by oliver WeuSct hpfl9 V5IxHs
rredc rick the Great; Quaint saytnes rnd cmgN.IseHs
iLutbrr, by Cummings; Sunshtns, q ksse mr. .sss
life nj Mrs Hoffman. pA4e~-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
.oltcMo m nj 81 NSAAhMhcIHiA HHrAs lslat.

Tl NC TWT KTT, w
Sell robncco, " hcns, Flour, mud other Coansry
Produce.
0A.sH YOUNGER 4 SMITH. aeiriv opposite Farmers Bsak.
'uSAkE this method NJ returning their sinrt re- thanks Il" their
I numerous friends and customers Tor their very liberal pa
ir"hhr", and hope, lay their customary pnncinalIty In tho da
Charge Of business, tn render entire satisfaction As to their
responsibility. &C., they r"i'r TO citizens OF ly nchbnrg gencr'
Riy. apI mta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

CMALL AND FULL sIZES. AT
J b.
ian ldt.l Lynchhure Marble Works.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

IGkOE WANTED.
TUNIBE ~U BS( R ER wants 10 buy nny num.
Der ot Negroes, OF both sexes, from ten 10 thirty years Of
age: al-n, Women and Children. TOR whom the highest cash
prices will be given Persons In the country will be attended
to At their fone~ by giving a description and addressing me
at Lynchburg, Va. w. ii. M~OuNTCASTLE.
maIl8rlY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
sns WOULDN'T nansY A MA
tHAstl.

yoObR nsu commenced visiting yOupg
vom.u Who sppesrsi very veil pleased -
Doe .vebibg be called sben 10 vas aaits
late. ~h'eh led the yerpg giEi ~ ssqairs
where hs had been.
Il bad TO vork Tonight
What DO you vOrk for living :, she
Inquired in astoui,bmsot.
'Csria'sIy,' replied the yOupg man, 4 an
. nee SAFE
4 di.lihs the name msehasie,' and she
terosd Up her pretty pose
That vss The issi tine The yospg ueebsB-
10 visited the young uoGsn lie " nov .
wealthy nan. aud bss one q the best sonsn
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