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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17
Struck by lightning Father and Son
l. Killed


During heavy thunder storm. Saturday after.
noon, Mr.. @. II. Hall, of Baltimore, proceeded,
with his two sons, to Ash at Spring Gurdcn.--
While the rain WIS descending Mr.. II. uni his
eldest son. VIM. who had taken refuge under
tree, were instantly HI He'd by lightning. The
American Gays:
Both bodies bear evidence Of the cause of death
That Of the father is discoored from the crown Of
the head tn the ankles, whilst the facc aud neck
are not only innanned, but scorched deep red and
blueish colors. The clothes which he had ON were
rent into slits, and burned 80 as To render them
useless. A pair of long cunning Loots were per-
forated in many places as though They had been
fred a, with buckshot, and one of them was torn
completely of his foot The boots worn by the
sou also exhibit many similar hnes, and it seems
to have been through these that the lightning
passcd out and exhausted it, power. One of the
boots worn by the son was ripped on one side and
otherwise uninjured. A two foot brass-bound ru-
Ter in the pantaloons pocket of the father lkewise
attests the great power and intense heat Of the
fluid. On both ends the thick brass band is par
TALLY melted rs well portion os the edge near
the centre Of the rule. Several articles. which it
is well known he had ia his pocket, have not vet
been found; they were doubtless destroyed by
the fluid. Yesterday, as well MS on the preceding
night the house was visited by thousands of per-
sons. curious to witness the bodies and see what
peculiar appearance they presented.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17

TnE DIGSITY OF LABoR.-A mans occupation,
whulever it may be.exalts or lowers him according
t, the opinion ho may himself have of it II he
takes pride in it he may become a master work
man or proprietor and if he follows it merely tor
the pittance it may yields supplying his bodily
necessities. he will never get very high in his pro-
iession. Whatever man does, If it is decent, he
should do it with oil the energy OF body and mind
il he would "be known of men," When our first
parents were driven from the Garden Of Eden-thut
paradise III dainty delights--a blessing mtigapd
the Se,rrliv Of tue punishment. "ln the sweat Of
their brow shalt thou cat bread" was IL blessing
not true philosophers secret; it is the pot, ut
charm which levels mountains. fills up valleys,
and roclains continents from the merciless oceal
1t il only 10y labor that the mind or the body ar
ri,es atits perfection. Every hour repeats in each
the pa,rarr's struggle with the angel; il rests
with Va whether it shall leave IL blessing or II
curse man is cursed who learns IL trp . he is
ashamed OF, or Ia the pursuit of which he does
not ann to rSce lie will never be anything, com.
parnti,oly spanking. Hchas not the will to sue
ceed. lie Is made of brittle stuff, aud is afraid
he will brake down. Unstable rs water" "he
shall not prevail" So it is written, anI the
worlds history proves its TRUTH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17

LIVING HEAD ON DEAD B The New.
burgh Index gives the following curious but me-
lanchly particulars of respectable farmer IN that
neighborhood. who was once IL resident OF that
city:
MIR. Archibald Campbell, respectable farmer
in the township of Camden, East, while engaged
in finishing new dwelling on his premises, the
scaf"ld gave way, and he was precipitated head
foremost to the ground and disocated his neck
but very fortunately aud mysteriously did not kill
him. When his head was brought to its proper
position the vetebre of his neck returned to their
place with dull, but distinct snap. The whole
body is paralyzed aud dead frcm the neck down
wards lie is not capable Of m wing muscle or
experiencing tho slightest pam. Fortunately the
nerves supplying the muscles used ia respiration
were not paralyzed, and he eau breathe and live
iiad the injury Of tho spinal cord been II lutte
higher, lie would have died immediately. The
senses II sight. hearing. smelling &C., are nor
mai, AID his intellect unimpaired
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17
The OaEcos CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION

The OaEcoN CONGRESSIONAL ELEcrIoN--A De-
FEAT OF TIE REGEScy.--lt appears that Da,il L.,
gan republican n. has been elected to Congress from
Oregon, over Lansing Stout, democrat. This re-
suit, fhould tho Presidential contest he thrown in
to the House, will be to the democracy the loss of
a State equal to New York in the House electon,
in which each STATE gives but one vote. True.
New York will have thirty.three members ~ cast
her one vote, while Oreg'n will have hut one
member To do the work; hut the vote OF Greg m
will still be precisely Of the same value MS tina, ct
the Empire State. In this view. therefore, this
success Of the republicans in Oregon is most i'm
portant victory
Blu, how were the democracy to so signally up
set in Oregonf Hy the Regency-the spoil and
iplnnder-msnagins Regency Of General 10. Lane,
Daiason Smith 8 Co.. sort Of Albany Regency
o. . small scaie, and - q. Regency aspiring to
she contrl Of milli u Vi public money. Tho
rscPis Of Oregon. dugussed with this Regency,
have given Them q Getting dawn. The Allany
Re; s'cv u pro ab 20 me next il order; f;r in
eserydre the democracy are getting disgust
ed with there corrupt loob, :obbing party resen-
'ciss.-N z. Herald.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17

CONTEST IN THE SIcKLEs CONGRESSIONAL Dis
raIcr.-The New York Post says:
II Is said that, upon certain conditions, which
have been dnly considered by his personal friends,
Mr.. Sickes will voluntarily surrender his claim to
represent tho Third Congressional District. His
application for his seat must be referred to COM
mittee. which will have also to decide upon the
credentials Of the other New York city mcmbcrs
On account If IA clerical error in the endorsement
ii Their ballots. certificate has been issued to
them. ! II the members elect but Mr. Srkles
will be reported back forthwith; his case will be
retained until he ehooses whether to resign or con-
test La the latter the vote ofcer,aIn soldiers
irnn Governors Island aud other Irregularities
will be put in issue. The fact that " ilum ON has
ailed to serve notice Sitkes of his intention to
contest Will complioa,e matters; but in cpnsdcra-
tam Of an agreement On the part Of Sickles to re-
sign, aud al certain other high contracting parties
to put an anli Lecompton Democrat in nomination
for the district, the plan is now tn hold IL special
election in the Third Congressional district.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17
J. r. q K. Canal.

Tho papers Of Western Virginia. in discussing
works Of internal improvement, generally devote
all thsir energies 70 the advocacy Of the coving-
ton and Ohio Railroad. We are glad to note u
change in this respect In the last number of the
Grssabvier Era. We invite attention to the fol-
lowing sensible talk. from that paper. touching
ths sxtsnsioa Of the James River and Kanawha
Canal:
Among Ill our public works. mono Is rs import.
ant a. the extension Of the James River and Ka-
-nawha water line 10 the Ohio. We can never ex,
pect 10 have commerce, or . name among COM
meFciaI 6tatsa ill that Improvement 10 completed
The onmbined railroads or the State cannot an
prosch the capacity Of the water line in trans por
tation. and II all completeti, could not co,upete
with this neglected improvement. We know what
tie Eric Canal has done for New York, and what
Il continues ~ dd. notwithstanding the enormous
insseass Of railroads. There Il no antseouisn,
bstwsen the two. bat on the contrary. they are 81
benefit e cach othr Let Virginia emulate the
exannls sf Nsw Yssk. n she would reaise her
aspirations for commeruiai greatness. How l.ny
afs her cunnciie 3, Be- pafHlyxed BY the conflict. ~
lecai inferesta and of rival scheme.f If her ley.
islaton wouid only meet together under the in
spirHtions of patriotism comprehensive enough
tpempFaee Tie whole Gsats,. and with an eve Mn.
~ - ~ eonmou rod, Ne should soon nee the
be9jnuing u N esa Of power snd prosperity nm
yisal1ea a ~ 66atbesn 0taass.
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Brandreth's Pills.

m Kn0Mh Etfct-When Pain or Inflammation n prl,en
in human body and Brandrctls Pills are us, they !"
once upon which the Of the aj M
inflammation them from the body cnnn
inurc their power Is only upon and bumo
impurities which unhealthy (want lifc) and whose %
In n part the pain and burning heat So in Nor,
ihoa Group, colds, coughs. hcnmatisms pain In side and
pcurs which all cared by from 10 three ,hc
pills power h only cxered TO impurities (r
ihc blood The rightly directed will them and cure,
sold at No. POI Canal ST. ". Y, and by a rcspccabl. deal
III medicine.
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Hair Restorative.

r~@ Every WILL think, agree gilh us In IN. o,,
Ry The human hair 10 the greatest natural orp
thai Is possessed either by gentleman lady, us, n
apparently good looking for instance In ~
fts his hat in recognition Of bow, and the Gnu
has vanished Ichabod is written his head AMI ~
glory has departed with the flowing locks once
there. In the Of lady the matter Is IL possible wor
such reminding ~ the circumstance which ~
lowing eIigram Is founded:
"O give me- fair Emma, lock Of your bar-
A bashful young lover took courage and sighed:
"rTwere a Sin 10 refuse such n modest request
So taLs he thoie sci5n the dear creature replied
Now prevent such catastrophe, 10 within The powe,
every lady and genteman for BY using Prof WOODS II ,,p
RE,ToRATyE hair 10 not only prevented from falling on
turning grey but the article Will restorc hair places
even ii il changed color and become gray, win him
its pristine beauty and luxuriance. Those who ar
quanted with the anatomy physiology and pathology of H.
iair be well that certain substances hive sn
action upon H. and 1t by jndcous combination of he h
Prof Wood has succeeded In compromising poss
Of remarkable yirtues- Hdreriey Nu0deine Lit,,gr
Gdsede
Sold ~ Eli GOOD Drnggiets
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ssa Ies.'a =" Po'..'.a y ''' 'A,' a"'' inv
ana "ses'.r. anu oAa''""' anu S'"''o"' wv :"
sns Pes's''' ns'"es''
But. 81 late years. he had shown his indepen-
deucs Il parties too much 10 suit the restrictive
notions OF modern Democracy. lie besan-agood
Dssnn 'e"oup""s u'e Na"."' .s''",A"
D'a--".s P'ec'ous co"a'sa"oe ., "'' Do's".'
'of ooss1s ''e oau'" my =" e''a'' 'e'"''. "
oo'ous nefesy Oh eqaa'sr e''s'e's"y' nc ''''
'owea .sss Up VIVA ." sPp''.a. " "e r"'P''
o. sne austrian party -P.'"c'p''. WHICH, ''.p".
AL apPos'.oh' are ae'.'nsa ye' :" 'e'"s ~, a.'u
Po''y .ss aso" 'A'o1' wy ~" o"'
repaa'a'ea inc ooaes"ons o' parry, anu s"''
''..n IN ~ s'0 "agesy o, "e'o'' '"'epsn''"''
ins oao-nos s"'' tue Demoef"cy VI ieAa'' ""'
'nesso 80 ~" c""aue. sun oe"'c'"'y any
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ms"''". =. -" 'ss'''''s l"eo" ,' rus"
NJ. se sensasy - over anu .'a'.ea ." inc
sau eoa'e'p' 'of "ss prosecutors anu '"e'"'es
".' '"e psop'' " .sA"'' .'"''v"' Fe'""P' VI
.ae ''vu'u0e 'a0y va. .'". ''" '"''e" MN "sa"
,n'0 inc Po''u'"' ne'd ia1'"s ''o stump 'oF
o''e,"o'' IN oPpo''"o' 70 '"e sans una" WHO Ut
'eA'ea III" wv years As' oy 70" '"'''An'' neeom''
oa' o' '"e O'"'''' no" VIZ" c'eaF Ea'" Oh h''ee"
.a'u'A"o 'o's' ne oec'm'' "'Ser"o' Oh inc
o'a.e' "nels No ""a on'e before nee" fFes'deh'" '
'"e nepoe''c'
Dickens he's mercilessly ridiculei tho propensity
ofoar people TO speak Of any man OF note Us "tbc
most remarkable man Of the ase"-hut we think
we may safely call Sam Houston zone of the most
remarkable men OF tho age" without sueiertins
ourselves to the causc satire OF the great novelist
Undoubtedly, he y remarkable man. Not more
than sixtyhve years Of age-not 10 old as tho Pre-
sidsnt OF the United S.aies-he has lived, IN his
time, through a. many different and exciting and
dangerous scenes as would serve for score Of men
like Mr.. Buchanan. His life. from boyhood, has
been ehequeFsd with adventure. Whether us
governor VI tennessee, or member oil Congress,
or soldier in the Indian wars, or the regenerator
and lberatOr OF Texas, or President OF that Re.
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Hollowav,s Ointment and Pill,

n.y. Holloway OINTMENT AND Pitts together, form H.
i>G great giving remedies Of the nn,rrn'
century While the former acts through the oh
water penetrates the parehed soil the latter purr ~
blood and renders the ply steal machinery healthy ,io
Sold the Mandatory No so Maiden Lane New York sni
BY all Drllggists al Ioe O3c, anu " per box ang
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ELFcrioH IN TExAs.-The late advices from
Texas at New Orleans 6 70 tho returns from egh
ty'tWo counties in that State. These returns show
m"i"riy for Gen. Sam Houston. Independent
Tor Governor. OF eight thousand over llar-
din r. Runnels, the regular Democratic can
didate. Fer Lieutenant Governor, the returns
seem to favor Francis r. Lubbock, regular Demo.
crst who n" doubt is elected. For Land Commits
sioner. Franeis NJ. White regular Democrat was
two thousand ahead at last accounts In the ives.
tern Congressional district Jack Hamilton. indie
pen''ent Democrat. was ahead Of 7. A. Wane, the
regular Democratic candidate.
From tho Legislative districts we have the re-
turns Of fifty Hour members, twent y-nne Of whom
are in favor "f the reelection of Gen. San Hous.
ton to h. United States Senate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17
Fancy Grove For Sale AT Auction

pursuance Of the win of Peyon ich deed the nm
-, is'snsa VIII sell al public auction THURSDAY the
named %sm yEeI vALUABLE FARM lying in The county U.s.
on which said decetent resided the time OF 6,s death
9 considered one OF The desirable farms 10 he
found any where In the neigborhOod Of Lynehburc II %
nas ~ acres or which about 20 acres are well mbved
% OF the fence enclosing the arm on stone
menL and very productive The building although pia}p az,
~ goo1 repair AMI suhcien: r the Portable acorrnds
lion OF small f1miy he plantation Is wen ws,erSS a.s
e good springs aud wei Of the yard Tasin
,nU ~; us superior ocan and many other III
is estate presents attrsct rarely to r. M,
months ssn-;o c. a.: the & H. and Is
M the deferred payments the title retained unit; ~
o. IN purchase money paid The purchases will haych
he 9th Il December next fss'r WI ne gNeF
AL, ne an,ergnet selling rs Executor will on,, eo,v
'iue as vested in him by the viii aforesnl ' es set
,u,x % "a, ,.c,.. =, LiffLEroN LEFTwJCU
jay '"'A""' Lxtcaior Of Peyton Leftwich 5aea
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17

ArrLKsDred Apples offering Dried Peaches peaied
fj,5e Unpealed 42za 49,. -, ,,a,,,<
B,coS-ioe round 1l11fH: Sides Cincinnati, Holly;
lfom. Cured 121IzA; Hams fz1ti2f cenfA
Dramatically al i2kzo cens-izffef Tor ANAL pafce's
fresh.
coRS.--Good supply Al Seq si.N
coKS MEAL-snpply good at socSDsl,O0 .,.-
FLorESuppy good New 500 Tor supernne, sou ior EA
800 for Family. -
Fnn-Alackerel No. si20 Ciip Nova Scotia Herring \"
l. 500.
fi.xsgKp.-ti, 300 LA
taAss srEp-tIover o. 2esO Timothy $225 TO $50, Or
chard Al .2J(t 20. Randall Grass 81 90 to %
IRos NAiLs.-MPuniaia s15Q5,a Rolled s'S19o Old
Dominion Nails 44,23 ID 4.31
LARD-scarce aud In demand nj $50 IL cents
LIaE.-Thomq.l5wn tl,,JGll,.5 Mountain 81 ,oo0l,lo
OATs.-ipit i5c
PLAsrEg.-I.posc 5000. Packed l100
ParAr,Es.-.5cGLs a 90 for New Irish -
WnEAr-New White Si,k.afl I,3I New Red e1,2Od 10
Toot--UnwaslIcd 20, Washed 35&l3s CENTS
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NOTICE.


HAVING determined tn sell Land, will i; publicly
L for sale, The 10Th SEPTEMBER next. Tile tract
tas i1 acres, lying miles James liver
kana"aa Canal Zig Island II is good slac
mrnnrst-rate Wheat and Tobacco land and rou
well sci IN and clover II has small,
table Dwelling ous AMI all necessary
aud conmoiiois MANUFACTURING AND GtIsf
MILL good Bach,miths shop, excellent stand I.,T
ana in ME nc.hbhond Please II call -All1
IA! OF sale viii idac less than such aul duing
me can be hnn-At for. GEO 4! SNEAD.
aug lI-cti6srta R, Island bedford county Vn
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OFFICE SouTH-sipE RAILROAD Co.
August 18th, ~,
tsR gA 81 ss:i.;,,s.4 ...,:......

E4E EN - .sAssis ar q ~.
and niior August ed, passenger trains
~ On The Sorisic Eairoud, lea, ing Ln,hbLrs fellows:
Mgi Train dali. al H. \. NJ.
Second Train daily, except sundays nj $780, +. VI.
Bofh these trans with the Richmond Danvillp
trains 10 Richmond and North The secoEd
nj Petersburg ith the trains Ia Norfolk and weldon.
these trains also with three iri-wtcaly lines of
Steamships from ,ity Point New York,
Baltimore AL steamers with the best
tois for passengers. Railroad Norfolk COUNCILS i
daily steam Packets IT, Baltimore
lhe agent III the souidc kalroad Co. ut Lyuchbur. will
Furnish further Information Respecting these
aug Ills II. d. BIsD, uvnI Su,'t
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DYSpepSia.

Considering krns in which this diseae de-
S Nelupcs ITSELF 1t well b. called "hy tra headed
In train follow IaliJestion Pain IN omach HeartJurs
Water Bah. toiireness, fe~, Acidiy, Oppression aer
ERing Jfwaae tftaiencg 7orpor gNc Lfrer Dissia,..
DeGty. Fmule ,ouptaints. fc. the first men in
effected in eir persons by the OxyGENArIp B,r
while testimonials from other sources editorial opn-
ions AMI voluntary expressions from who
their names in print perfectly overwhelming.
lead the following from highly respectable Clergy
EAST TArSros, Mass, Feb ., ISIS
To the Editor of the Portland Mror,-Sir.-
have bceu sufferer from the dyspepsia. Besides the pa
tenee Of my family PHI, sas in the almost useless trial
their various prescriptions have tried variety
tent medicines with similar result Thro. the kindness
ply scan received last March, half dozen bottles of
UXYGENAIED BIrrEES | began them without
hope Of deriving help from hcn Being determined 10 give
them ir trial. continued their use but without any pecep
bie benefit till June.
Since then have gradually improved in health I'LL en-
rcy free from acdy of the stonnch and from the consequent
a;uency, aud the awful and almost distracing sick headache
which often, for days together has wholly untitled for study
ami for AL other ministerial ducs and rendered life burden
feel that II, expression Of gratitude Messrs
Fowie Co.. and also duty to the public 10 recommend their
Oxygenatcd Bitters as in estimation, remedy
which poor human flesh Is heir the dyspepsia. Having
long. AMI tried many different remedies with good
result, recommend the Ok genatcd Biers with a
denee few others II the readers the Mirror
suffering, beg Of them to make trial Of these Bers without
delay.
JAMES Il. CUSHING.
Prepared by $ W. FowLE Co. Bosros, and for sale by
William A. STROLLER Co., aud John H. Seay, l., ncnburg; T.
c. i'Ggh Campbell c. H. and by all Druggists and dealers
medicine ibruu -apd the city and country. tjuly IA
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From the Press.

49, Mr. John jackson, pablialeF the Caal. Aa..,.
MI wrfes t 20 be all that Il reeommen,l "a user
Ing used u In my family for SIX or seven yean nav
Every mother and housekeeper often art as . fat,
physicisn Illnesses and Academia In, y
among children For many lese cass cer
Pain Killer is an indispensable article In diarree,
effected For cuts and bruises II IA ,ns mas
abis.--M T. ErasaiRer. Au-
PEesr DAVIS PAfs KnLER-This medicine In. l.o
article sf thing medicine became h, On
Pain Killer is much item In every bale Of goods ni =,
merchants coffee This 81 70
volumes IN fasot-dieas Falls Messenger. 'PSAks
DAyis yssxrAsIE PAIs the man,
limitations this article. and many other medicines In The %
pretending the purpose, yet the al.
Perry Davis Pain Killer Is than the whole Of Them 90
together articles arr inst - pul
pretend to b. Try i.-Braas9ick zsiegropA. ~ Tue!
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Blank Hooks and Check Books.

BIanN HOOKS and CHECK BOOKS.
WILL have ready, by the LIST of December, large supply
Of well made Bound Blank Books PACED aud If Fin. Paper
will sell cheap Checks all of the Banks,
aud before buying.
Those who make their Books, will please hand
In the orders convenient.
aug i7-i3t-Hep copy WM. J. FOLKES
Snnn YARDS more or less, of Fast Coorvd LAWNS,
)OOO 10 cts. per yard, worth ~ cents.
Also, SWISS Book Jacouct India aud indian White Mlslns,
just received and for sale my cash Store small profit
I-dts JND j. pllsNlS Agent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The VixRinian lob OfFioo

Inc YuR111z0 Job Office.
AGTs This eHzahiiEshezt IS just been zaupl,-d at,
- large aasoFm4ns q NEW CUTS and IEcY rY 1n
and bette preraEed iaa eEes % do FANCY and orr
NEETAL PRINTING, q essEx description oSA-
besuiifni article Of Eek GheckA Drans Cirtular. r.
Visiting css &c &s can be Al the .a nss
nottce+ ttfths moaetAs- lang lg-ts
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fh.say ofNs~Y ok.vss svsnsy thros millions
= Dollar. dsbt.
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Lynchburg Wholesale Prices Curren',
Carefully CORRECTED 81
A b. RUCK Err,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GR0CER AND
COMMISSION n aRCHANT.
OPPOSITE BANK OF VIRGINIA. LYSCHBCRG, VA
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Land for Private sale.

az loFFtn Iur sIie privately, TRACT oF LAND, be-
wv ongin; TO c hears Of Jesse Burton, decd lng The
toun. Of tanppc. Creek. Hic, NV est
OF L.nchbnrg containing Gil Persons ws.g 10 buy
ARE requested 10 Vie" the land bargain y early
application 10 thu Subscriber IN .yncibGrg.
WM. &. BURTON,
aug lI-c2aw;s EA'ur of d,,se Burton. Iced
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NOrthern Assurance Cor .rt24y.
a. -y-l Morga:e street, London, TOR FIRE LIFE As
RSS SCRANCE, at Home n,,I A,r,,,.; ,,t,ati In iss;
ana Incorporated by Special =. az rar'ilrrer.
ihe Policies OF this Company nu. mi. .t,fut,,i y, i
large capital. but also By unlimited responsibility
Of nearly l,ooa Shareholders ~ i''''
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''''c '-'i. Agent In IynciIurg, Va.