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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-29

Mr. WlLLEY's ArroInrMENrS.--Nc are graft
hcl, SAYS the Wheeling Times. To- that Mr..
Wiley has abandoned his determination To 20 to
the Eastern portion of the State. We judge from
tie following announced appointments, that he
intends to linger around the Northwest ut least
until the Cd of May. 1t is said that other APP
pnintmen,s will be made in due season. Those
already announced are as follows:
Point Pleasant, Thursday. April 2lst Cshell
e. H., Saturday 2Sd; Writ c. H., Tuesday. 26th;
West Union, ddrige county. 2S;h; Clarksburg.
Friday. Goth; Barbour, Monday. May I'd.
JONI 7. THORNTON. Eso.--This gentleman ad-
dressed the people of Cumberland ut their cou4k-
house On Monday last, in advocacy ct the election
Of Hon. VIM. l.. Goggin. We have heard has ct
for, ON that occasion highly spoken OF, Without
intending any endorsement Of the political views
held by Mr.. TIVE will remark TINT W. VERY much
doubt il his equal ON the stump IS t" he found
ANY whore in this section of the Sac. Gifted
with strong and musical voice, aud manner Mt
once attractive and impressive. logical in arsu-
ment and eloquent in defamation, he possesses in
an eminent degree all the requisites that consti
tu,e the great popular orator. The party to which
he belongs has no Adler champion in its ranks,and
the most gallant knight among the lice dcmae-
race" will find in him "a foemuu worthy Of his
steel -FdrmriHe Journal
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A WHISTLER IN TRoupIE.-George Shackc."rl.
n free negro, befor" the Mayor yesterday
"n the complaint of gentleman residing on the
hill who alleged that the negro was III the habit
OF making nightly visits to his lot, and by an rS.
cessye indulgence in the innocent recreation ct
whislling, and similar shrill sounds, greatly nn-
moving the members of his household After ny
king numerous Intellectual attempts to catch an i
chastise the nocturnal whistler, the gentleman
whose premises were invaded. finally laid the mat
ter before the Mayor and in the shortest possible
time. the intruder arraigned and aduisrd ~
lashcs, which Judgment was accompanied ly some
earnest advice, which it is hoped Mr.. Sha ,kr!ord
may lay to heart.
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ARREST OF RuNAwAY.-A negro man calling
himself Richard, and claiming to be free, was ar
rested Wednesday night, by the watch, on the ~ns-
pcion of his being a runaway. When brought
before the Mayor, he still insisted that he was
II free man, but had left his papers at honl", and
gave the name of n gentleman residing il thi,
city, who he said was we'll acquainted with him.
When confronted with his would be acquaintance,
the gentleman denied having any knowledge OF the
d.rkey: indeed had ncucr before that moment iIai
the pleasure of beholdng his good locking conn
tenance. At this iuncturc things looking rather
saually, the Ebo Shin gentleman concludes to
make clean breast Of it, which he did l'y ar-
knowledging that he was a runaway sGAc. 'ae
property Of Mr.. Thos. Poindexter of liaiA~-
was sent to Jail to await the orders of his owne'.
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Iilrliass; DAYS.


AHN ~
u NOlp PROPERTY. INC HORSES AND StdRo
w " 'ltur ut deed If itrs executed To- ia" under
sgncI /, Geotso W Cameron. sh.1 on SATURDAY. the
an d't ri NAY neat. IN front ct 81" Market House" IN the
'ltN u ~ ,lrs nj public RHs nu proceed & SOL the
iNori conveyed s,idd,'i o.u-isiae ui Household
att khAn Inruure. Liquors, A., unr pair huo Match
l-"s"s atl sna Negro Nav. good 'e",
T'rw- ufte kuewu va The IL. ct ,,lH
/,
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~ ".t.IHr lot sale Ia the h Rhrs> hi der On MONDAY
th"tt u VI neSi, II fair. u II IT, thr next tar dHs am
au lEA..t OF l4ASp which lie distant iutn Me-
Np' Hfs at 70 ntiss nnl / Il 's tom lin Creek -A.
Hutu -ttia laMps t>er kanAn Canal The tract con
nlns 1890 N Including ioa acs, ot HN"m II H. lmt st"ne,
well N"'.tHd aali Jas au nhnrdmt ily Of Timber itnc
Ing 60 81. Na tsmiptta 10 bN1iilNti, and all the Ont
u ut'f.N tHtte la ala pnpd MILL SEAT ~ the prom
tus ..#l - Nrf,s The land We, st In Timothy aud
G. vet r, H. - Positive. y pAW NbN.
nrrI .. ~ -f#rc Allrn', ti,uk, Amherst Va
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ESCAPED FROM JAIL.-Police Master Royal, yes
terday received Il telcgraphic dispatch firm Mr.
C. e. Peterson, deputy sheriff of Albemar!e Co.,,
announcing the escape from the Charlnttc>''i'e
iiai ON the night previous. of person calling han
self J. }. Porter. but whose real name is thought
to be Welch. The man is represented 10 t." Of
dark complexion, nb mt ) feet inches in height,
slender built. AMI worc Mt the time Of his esralr,
n black brondcloth frock coat and pants o! the
same MATERIAL further described rs II person
of very gentlemanly address. Oar officers would
do well to be ON the lookout tor the Jail bud.
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Accipr>r.--The Mr.. Stuart mentioned by tele-
graph as among those dangerously injured by The
explosion ofthe steamer St. Nicholas, is Mr., Bris
zoe b. Stuart son of Hon: A. II. ii. Stuart. of
Stanton, Va. lie was severely burned on his face
and hands.
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

The CosvEN rIoN-The Convention. callel some
months since. to nominate a candidate h. the
Board of Public Works. assembled in an upp'r
room at the Norvel House. on yesterday at II
O'Clock. and was a long time dcliberatlng ms to
whether the bakers dozen of delegates who had
responded tn the ca had the right to make ncn.
ination. One gentleman, we are informed. offered
n resolution declaring that"a respectable minority
had that right" and SO at it they went about sun
down.
g, DIR. Riycs, of R anoke, the only delegate ptcsent
from the South-W est. nominated Gen. u. q. Clay.
Jas W. Co *, Esq. of Greensvillc, nnmiaael Ger.
Blow. of N.rlok. Capt. Scott, of Petersburg,
in an exceedingly lclictous speech. much after the
spread eagle and hifalutcn order nominated Thos.
II. Daniel.
About Il dozen ballots had been taken ~ to q
O'clock when we left but without any result.
Gen. Clay being the foremost candidate. though
he had not secured n majority of two-thirds. he
vote of Buckingham was cast inr Edward Hub
ard. the chairman of the convention.
Lewis +. IIarvic. ESQ.,. was the presiding &C.
Mus. and did about four-fifths of the talking. In
truth it was MT to be expected that Sd small
body could furnish many orators; although. from
from some cause other. perhaps from the S1bH-
ua influence Of the place, there was more v"I"1t-
litv than is usual in sparse an assembly.
Democracy, we observed, was tho great arGn-
ment used in behalf Of the canddates- the Sir'
yuu nan of fitness for this most responsible posi-
ton. We observed one gentleman upon whose "'n-
pie frame the pn-feathers OF Democracy were gus,
protrudins, coutcnJing that his Democracy was a'
unnnestionabc as that OF the veteran llarglc.
Bat we shall have muca to say hereafter, nj IA
this little squad of politicians, who have uad"r-
taken To dictate to the people who they shall serct
10 attend to the great interests Of the State.
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FREIGHT TR.DE--There were received at the
I,epo, OF Va Il Tenn. Il. r.. on yesterday, load
"a cars. consisting of OOOo bushels " heat ooo
larrels Flour: $4,000 lbs. Miscellaneous. There
were 10 loaded cars sent West same day.
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ts,Ug >Y.I.,. OEa.NU-R, ,ir,.- a,

l, 1T must executed 10 ihr subscriber, by iame'
atA r Tie 3st II Decemhr X -, aha duly recorded
ulhe niee al Campbell troutN thuit willHn MON
DN\ ti.. ttaN al MAY noNt dlni 'rtuN t"h't dhN
iHA ale. the highest htt,r for cash the 9fS
TRACT ~ MD in sud decd mentioned, containing -
Hh"' kfrr or less. lying h"nS IN thr '"unN ~
ta,1tni nd ,aning the anisni n"nIJ Franklin li"'Hs
pnI H. Is aHHi otheia
tstet shall only convey such tito a7 Il vested
~ lac q. .I.i ANbl:kNpN NoOrilt,
an .a
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MARRIED.

IL the ~ street Presbyterian Church. Washing
ton, the Goth inst, by the Rev. Byron Sun
lerlanl, Mr.. john ". STEPHENS IT Kentucky, To
Miss Rosa NJ. CAwrnoN, of Virginia.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY
xAs.CAnEE mou.EAI.or..

M uF SAe.GAnEE uOUsE u LOT
~ ht Nhue ct drcreai order II The Circuit
city 9" l,nchhnrg pronenne, the ~ day Junr Islf
IN ~" ease Il Whitehead others ahncy
sha 90 FRIDAY The 2ith nj tho prrsrut month, APRii.
on thr "inises Proceed 10 ~. pubic auction the high.
est bidder tie HOUSE Lof "a IL pr .ccrdngs -
u nod situated on felstl II H. anug tho int Of Mr. III
LhhN lut opposite the lat Rpt Jnc
nov III tue occupancy of AIR Forum" s"d Mr. Watkins
hn's ana he ssnr houss aud io owned by Mrs Nan
cy M",g7r iheit is Brek l'~, House, with
th D. >ut li-nss aud good " oll upon tins
llhN'~A e,eii ut q l. ami IL months viii he given
rcp 80 mitch may he necessary dcay the
ct the $40" liz purchaser gyina n"snshc notes s,tsfsco
my end ri sal the title ned uu hna be-
madr I'D H. lIRlsIIAN Iou,u,, s.inner
Apll ls , #rnril -ii.n cry da,s, rtpr To sale
NAit WAS EAnII.N EE~lDENs'E ~,
lhE sAtla--lni dcci,u at tho Circuit NH.
N"nr ~ tie terId .nn of iAn fhufg pronounced
----- ta. s, in the case 81 r,rccA Go ~. ryrco Il
AIS TIE pH sEnrd Commissioners will pr"cced to sn
thlhN = III. NH t19 by way al pulc auction Ia the
h'sI'.l Of tn. TIE pESIRABi u FAMILY RCSlbENtE
trh' tile, by the late Richard Tyr,c and now In thu
o'.ur"'s 81. Moses Lazy. Esl
Htlt vii he elii H. u rni " mouths
equal hsl 1t the purchase suirr Ia the tut
thor an t"Ns The Court The purchaser wall be- rrlu,el
4" tNo h4s With good personal security for the pur ass
money and ie lite will be Withheld lnrthrr security
Sn,i ri a. ndelanlt Of the paw m'ni amy "nr =" no
at IT." - a the sane beerIcs luo The pnrch ser
entitled ib" t.u io thu day 81 s1ia ~ tai Is
en- a"d Ne ttNs paid by The same.
A. t.' saua tne AID place VIII sell al't Of ttRNi
It'RI. ia, as'
JNo II 4 SAN L ryREE, Comm s,ionc's
! II d
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A VAoRANr.--Mnry Jane Seldom, a miscrah'y
beso,ted free negro woman. who spends much th"
larger portion of her time in Jail, was lou" wan
dering about the streets Wednesday night, with
out place to stay--was taken to the cage and
next morning discharged.
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kY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA
Later from Europe.


NEw IoRk. Aprit .Sjh--'fhc steamer Africa,
which leit Liverpool on the 10th inst. arrived here
day. She brings interesting intelligence OF the
Peace Congress, which probably assembled at
tailsh.sc an the 23d iust., aud commenced hy re-
salvng On II general disarning.
The state nent that Austria had positively re-
fused to participate unless other powers smuiIa'
ucnu'lt ui>lrni, is confirmed.
The London News says that the Congress may
prepare and cmbt,cr the public MUD rather tan
a,f,t Mar
rAe Paris correspondent of the London Herald
SAYS that the reason Tor leaving Austria pro1n-
sa's the pout to bc submitted IL the Congress
ARE wholly unacceptable Il France. whilst the
Paris patrie SAYS that Trance cannot be expected
To diminish her army or remand single cannon
10 her nrSenals.
The frcnc', naval officers furlough have
been ordered 10 jim their ships Immediately. and
war materials are arcumul1ang nj Marseilcs to
an alarming eXient.
Five steam frisar - have been dispatched to
Africa. ior til" purpose, as is snprdscdot bringing
troops Ia France,
Tie L,nl News correspondent says that
tuwley AMI WaIowS& alter u long discussion,
separated with the conviction that very serious
differences # o; iptn exist letmeen France and
England
lie Arehluhc Mlac,t, Of Austria, has gone on
II sit,i Il mission to Berlin Austria is willing 10
-
matters IN dispute, aud perfect understanding be-
tween Them is considered htSllls probable.
| Narl3kH preparations nra continued hy some 81
tie stnaitrr German states.
The BayArnn army has ieaa placed ON war
footing.
1t j. rrpnr'al that the Pope will protest against
the i.ur'rrnm Congress.
More po,it prisoners nj MAJ i, = have received
passport for the niicl S,aies. Slr Nose, Mon
ficro ha~ arrived a. 4 nmc With pe'it.on !ol the
Jews If Eualnul and America. il il,or ii the
boy Martara. Nothing la,cr ri II commercial
clIaraeter.
Rumored Death of the H,ng of Naples.
Il is rum',cl chat the King ol Aafes is ,'thcr
den or in his last cxtpcmr..
Trcaty between III oiland and Bel gium.
Holland a5d Bci gum, II Is stated. have cuuclu
dol II uca,y ot amty and mutual detencc IN the
,ysnt Il ',rnc at WAY.
The New Mexican Minister.
NAsnlN ;to>, Ap,li 18th Seuor Mata WIS pre-
santel 70 tao i'.r,i!gtt to-day as MlnIse' ol the
ldicr4l G.".roncut e NcN,eo. short speeches
u H. hly iryo)ly character wera exchanged,
Markets
Bhl1iMntt, Anr,l 2S.--ia nr lauyant. Howard
Street ai,l O,.io is held ii 81 -. heat very
ia.l and unchanged, cam finn, Yellow so t" II
cai,f>; White - t. : coats lro,i., p!4s h1n
aai active. Mess Pork l. sl7 81. Lard and
whi-key uu!!.
NV YORK. Anril @S.--Cot'on ,teady salcs
were made Of LOO hll,.. Hour i, higher and
Inn STATE hrtu,,s advanced =, ran.s: Ohio al
1nased lNt, - routs; Southern IL ,nrcl to ~
eeats, Wheat advanced & eeets, nie Is quoted
@l.sD. Corn i, ,iui.t and low = Mixed -; c!-
Low - /" -. Nglrans sugar. Lar, Il; Orleans
maia,-rs IS n -; Turlrltjme u'a at -; Eo-'n
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A c A r d.

BOARD OF PUBLIC WUNNN.
NO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST INTERVAL IN
! pRnVEMENT DISTRICT IN VIRGINIA, COMPOSED
or THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES AND Cl1IES:--lsle
wight Princess Anne Snrrv Norfolk county, N"t""nv,
MccArmburF Amelit Prince George. Nans"m'n' snss.s
S,uthanrtnn Franklin Prime" Edward Ruru'kc. WNle,
Tazwt pitsyvania Patrick, Hal fax lnek'H Ian tba'
ltfr Cumbcrlard lancnburg. bedford Norfolk Guy l'rnis
wick rrtcrsburg Cam, bc, Powia'sn Mco'r. Wa hngon
Noug,m"ty t;ics FLOYD, Carroll Smyih scott H'aSson
Eus.c willie. Dnw dd, Henry App ma'i"A, thos
tri neil. Pulaski AMI Lee,
llr undersigned respectfully off hin self oand ds'o
for the onic, of Comnii the Ro'rd ot Pu Wors
named District and II elected VIII end av"f II
,charg duties of the office with pnmrtne' 'tiy an
4 lus regard IL rights OF all sections 1t the "tu"
JNO. Il. kil.Bl,
april2i ctaCm1y' Sufolk Nau~"m"n 60, Va
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AFcI<INNIaH a. CO..

C.,Ce!s and General Co1nil!l-ai9u b1cr~Hanls,
IuJt 5 .aase. Nan Sreet LINHUBfRE, II.
We 80 ra receipt Of Srrug stock "f Groceries,
" lt,if Stoti staple Dry Good, At .'prsistrg" al
c. It. Ot an, mi C.iTnt Sugar, tari'r ms Gradc-i
l., 10 t.utaa.t. t,fanulatcd md Powdered sugar
Ii ui.a. ~. .4tH. NJ cha and SAINT si'"ii"r
81 .Iu. Va. damant,ne and TniirfF candies;
uul I Try Soaps. Ya"us lrIld,,
r.. t,,l,u p Imperial Plantation - cious po'one a;
Srr. ,Hre ilrI Sole ,aihcr good and damage d pure
CiGr Vnraat. trpooi and ',tuunl Alum Salt Cotton
Ya,. I'll Ao.ss Virginia md W"s,rn cured Bacon =" /
In,y Irrdn4- hole and halt bhtr-; No and Mark.
rrri il Mis- M Peruvian tuano bd homitt"n N"lH,
Hon .nI Mute shoes American, i"mmorri, Rolled aud
Eng' fnra ifon Band, II oi and Sheet iron; Sotway
Maj llat cast Shear and y i,'frd N'c" Wagon B"Hrs,
all s,,,-,",h,r with general a>"u" cnt ~ STAPLE Dry
t,oo ,ush and Dlnabutp-, ~, achrl and Brown
lui NArrtings Eatlaa fl"ntPiion ldn"ut""ihdes
Stril tauabu Prints 6inshans, \" A. t"whhh they
examination 'hrr friends aud the
a. Partrntr attention paid IT, ,"r-irHen's OF all kinds
Of Country Pr, #lrro nrrN 10 df---R"n '"pf
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ENDOWMENT FrND OF THE You've MEN's tHri
rt,y Assocl ArIoN.-An effort has recently been
made, in several of the larger cities of our caGn-
try to raise funds for the permanent endowment
of tho Young Mems Christian Associations. In
Il aston and PHILADELPHIA the Associations lave
been encouraged by liberal contributions; and IN
the latter city, arrangements are III progress Tor
the erection Of splendid Hall, at a cost OF nj
less thnn $4,000. The object of these endow-
ments are the clicf Of the Associations from en-
barrassments in their benevolent and religious
enterpri ses and the establishment of libraries for
the use of tho public. The proceeds of life MON.
berships and donations are appropriated t" tins
permanent fund, and the current expenses are
raid out of the annual contributions
An effort is now being made in Richmond to
raise funds to cndow the Young Men Christian
Association of that city, and with this view the
Association has invited the Hon. Robert {. Win
,hrop of Boston, TO deliver an address, which is
designed especially to inaugurae this laud'be en-
tcrnrisc Mr. Winthrop has kindly consentc to
deliver the addrcs for the benefit of the END Nv
ment Fund" of the Association, on thursday
the 9Th of May next Mr.. Winthrop has "i'rn
been invited to appear before the historical and
literary societies of Richmond and he has uni
f,rn,ly declined; but now, at the first summons III
behalf of the cause of purity, like his great COM
neer Everett in advocating the claims OF patriot
ism, he promptly consents to render his valuable
aid. -,
Mr., winthrop IS one OF tne InoSt PcoHlIii>'i
orators in this country, and his liberal and conser-
vie views should entitle him to the highest
consideration from Virginia audience.
We notice the above matter for the purpose OF
suggesting to the members OF the Young Men 5
Christian Association of this city the proprcty OF
: a,.eo inviting Mr. Winthrop to pay visit to
, c.,y and deliver an address in behalf of the
Endowment Fund" of the Lynchburg Assoea-
ton 1t is rarely that citizens have it in their
power to enjoy an intellectual treat, such as could
lie afforded by Mr.. Winthrop, and we entertain
Int little doubt that if the proper effort is made
he would consent to make US visit immedintey
after fulfilling his engagement at Richmond.
Who will take the lead in this matter?
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time he Mary from fNc iln B.nEh
ton sudden appearance of Gnawanela me r1y M"t' mn
TIRE AT: THE VOW OF VENGEANCE; ' TacT bnrn-
ing villages light my fathers spirit I" Ia" hGp hunting
ground the midnight ahoop shall ring upon h'f ears and
they shall art sumber the rcd man ,andihg
Nv their side the romahawk shall CLEAN al"it; iANkht
COIPTSIIp: the Butter Business Darius IN ny if"ra
lions herom of Fred Sinclair TIE very ian e"S
ont Liberty shout bore every gate thhi sweep
through our waving forests It's echoed back from hill and
It's wered in the rushing river ana the ioariis
waterfall all shout "Amcrca be Free Darius ANA sally
preparing War; loading the shootnF irons attack f
Ike Sayages the settlement Mary in l'raghon ",r
tall specimen Yankee Scalpng; the drs"a" home the
lonely hearth encampment Ia the wilderness iih Nil
NIGHT WATCH FIRE; Indians in Council Indian War
Dance and Fred the trail they are captured ny
the Indians: Yankee ingenuity the straiaErm ~" escape;
death Indians; Of May and Sally! pHA II or
BRAIGHTON Villiany foled and Innocence Triumphant
The whole conveying correct idea OF the TIMES lHAl
TRIED MEMS SOULS.
if~ Remember the Companies perform in 'be same
Company IL The ring and 7hdtrt 0" T'HH'dr e.
froted NTH splendid Scenery -,
10" The great Drama" Days OF Z" viii oh'Y DE per
formed at night. april % "@e'hha!.
S,HIRTa. HOSIERY, &c.-shir.s, Dr"wer-,
- Collars Gloves Hosiery Hanfkerches stocks, Neck
aI.t.st S,rinO st. lp use
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uEAvS' AND FANCY HARDWARE.
r9ti:Ns. \ slMMiBs AttXISAi.

/ I Il
\M u." te,s.,ag purchase " |' st month nlar'ei
l'r, s.ui cpmprttnE N''S lua" aud h'H"thni
sp.k 81 - ApN aHE 81 every variety h. III ut "'rEn aud
tl,rt.... j. 4E# ieInrc, cu4braoiur N }4f...
tst,e-. f..,,n mud II, Minds md ho"h-t
E,Iit"". clubbing. " tcdi0H, Garden, bt""fr
rui S.ad4ts b1oc-;
s.ru,u s'.ndIr- The. ,IHnN un ai"rirU Isna'-,
<h.in-. sn,ii-, Vices, believe, tiir-, E"-ps.
I:npr uni to,dn2r;
pane F,ur, md oihir lni,r tut
t'o,k,t sAu.,t>. rnrrinr stock worth H. IA +" l.
s..tn,~. nsta.or- mud Points, ;.o tile boot mnnaia"
sl,,rr ~,,o,,,. mad Ferlss, made ~ coin;
tlViv 4 Goods IN \ =
~ meow t.f.nte-, n hrautn,i siuck
tnDt Cf.f isibs. tfum tot mi Wdrt
" UGd - ar. Tubs. Euchtt-. H"rU-, No.. NJ g,
t'pr"ug F,v 4tcam ffrtry,r- au.' W Htrr sool"rt
rs tIin" i,,,d R'nury tsn.L.t~ AM t,'"Pirr sigsj
hspiidsH2 tAnIdwntr IL great Nht'Nt
httn,h 4. !nd0w G-lnss nl gIib
S'Hli si.g1a aid ShHr nakrif / I f' "t MI hindtt
rro. ~i.tu-. anddlc Trees, Ftntt, nNd S,'si BH-
pIatrl as.a steel sisrrnv-. a iI!ira-. AZ;
s,"u-nr ';"'tIug. sun. nnd it'n'" Pncktu9;
Itru IAE,a "p.,n.- nn' as. AK: = cumming
s'nsp Hf.t kI,nbrr'- md SMITH tort-;
tI,al p iIitnd sro--e'sI saws;
E:,,oit a.. md srtt- i'oti,,u. t'i>thl-,
t.-h."g In,hie, y " ist.d al i'i"ti"d si''-, a.
NJ NINI-Ds.
r1i' a H., 81 sprl # t.ni sen T. ,'h.'
>fsEg.es 4. DH d..
-. .l.r
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SPRING CLOPNING
And Gantlemen's Furnishing Goods,

olon T. ,rdtt slptlv tn rtily tucr"Rsug demand
t,ri..r A ~ kisAbh MAl,G Il DilIING, tiry hny'
lal thin Esubi, ktaN" sta" i, aud have sra.'
ram, ','i th"'r louE
best adapted ihr wants 81 Their custom
,e iuinrr. 1T las o"r ~ the past, viii '
.I.. IA lHH#htng only p0od VIIds aNaNsHt tgntrGA
Irtts II rnstam al "a N" tt' lie trt"tr ~ In
oitiI, trr azsnr. urt il' = I" rtl
j. pronounce. In tr-'.c aud vmirty he
t.f iruu. ,f, North Or South 'l comlI-'s "frft
pi3.. n, ne. Dies SH heap hut subs m
t.,l nul W ~ SerNa : tH,tl#n.
BtRlot tIt~. %ItAfnE \ O.
II Thlte ftoftrnR garments rtr to me 'sure, 10y lear
ine rh,ir,.i3ars vii be promptly 1p'. IuG, 'ih.l
n r,H u, (. 4 -
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vNyONKA X vs. cnsc Of very superior
4 TONKA BEANS just to hand and for sale by
w =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-29

NEW CONCE RN.-We have aseeetaeea 49,
~ selves together under tho style Of LANF0Bn = Az
DERsON the parpose Of carrying IN NE L..s g. -
W. D. LAHRO1 sisss
.c~lsnw J. ". AhpG1o0 re
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-29

I'd EMOvAE.-Tee undersiEnrd beg hnve TO
inform friends and the public in general that they
have removed this day their WINE AND LIQUOR Isl 81
NESS heretofore kept Main Street ose the N"rrel
II use to their locality MAIN STREET, 7ost is
arrirk HOUSE. door to II. T. Vicors bookstore
AS II has principle from the beginning t" keep
only the Liquors still determined 10 offer nothing
for sale but what W AZ convinced Of to be pure -
anil dts GONTHIER q PLATTER
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rrenty botwoon moIInna and Belgium.

Holland a,,d Bctium, il i, stated have c"nclu
del II ucaly ot amity aud mutual defence IN the
" III e.. II 'rrNU at way.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-29

" DEKS AND W1NDUW SHAl
receiving. direct from the manu!aetory. :
fashionable styles of Wall and Ceiling l
tres and Window Shades, Of all grsdes q
want will find it to their interest TO 9
stock. They will ind the Papers 70 p
than ever before known In Lynchburg.
have also made arrangements with p
workmen, aud will do all kinds Of PAP
prompt and satisfactory manner. Ord
country solicits d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-29

K5OE ssES'E.-Wc offer for rent the property
kn.wu as the AMERICAN IiO1E FL, on the hover end OF
Main Street Possession nmedai, ~ For terms
pyto d. H. I" 50 - r.ns,.,