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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situated
4 IN Alexandrla county, ahrut = miles from
Ue9igetown, az the intersection Of the GeorEe,own
anu Llttle tafS roads, consisting of if2 IL
anlre on the premises, or off,. RICHAR DS. corner
lnth and streets, Washington. d. G. in in-W
E'OR RENT-The FRAME HOUSE on g STREET
u foath, between ath aud 9th SIS. west. q Island
lh lf"iS p let Ca 9Th street running lack lHirt
10 - hot alley. TeInS Sl;l per amman, pay aia
nonthly. Inquire Of EINANSS TuDMPStN,
Nh Ia avenue, between Nth aud q III streets. &c
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IN DOZEN JOTVEN'S KID GLOVES. Inst
OU received in all the choice shades and ,npoItej
expressly for our Spring sales
Dihew style PARASOLS and PARASOLETS
2ldozen EXTENSION SKIRTS, with IL -. r.
aud ~ Hoops. ~
Also. new patent Skirt supporter, the best invnn
ton nf the age. to which invite the special attan-
ton Of tine latiics. J. w. Colby & CO.
mar 5-2w al 7tlI street. above Pa n yru,Ip
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To BE SOLD BY PRIVATE BARGAIN
A four seated ENGLISH BROUGH- n
AN, a pair Of young HORSES about six IN
teen hands high, and a set Of double CAR-NA
RAGE HARNESS. Apply at the British Lega-
ton, 245 II street. Washington. MARI
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IT LID AND REMEMBER-FayR FOB
sepest Of the -, Jo1ePLs Male orphsa An@
WI, e.,n , NJ P n, on TUESDAY next, 18th
near e. I, 9Th street Mind the Assembly Rooms. sHue
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

HE EXTRA SESSION QUEsTION.-All news
paper statements as to the determination of
the President with reference to calling an extra
session of Congress are premature. The sudden
death of the lamented head of the financial
bureau Of the Post Office Department. and
present extreme illness of Postmaster General
Brown, rendering any communication with him
on business matters impossible at this time.
puts it for the time being out Of the power of the
Executive to determine what the anomalous
condition of that branch IF the public service
caused by the loss of the appropriation bill
may neceSsitate.
At present he can only have such infOrma-
ton in the premises as the First and Second
Assistant Postmaster Generals can accord the
functions of neither of which officers being
such as to allow them to know, thoroughly.
concerning the possibility of keeping ap the
postal service of the Government without the
use Of the means to have been appropriated by
the lost bill. We take it for granted that the
only question to be decided is whether the
transportation of the United States mails can
possibly be continued without the use of that
money-f not, our opinion is that on due de-
liberation in Cabinet council, an extra session
How THE BILL WAS LOsT.-While we cannot
hold Senator TOombs blameless for the loss of
the Post Office Appropriation bill. as explained
In the last issue of the Star. on further inyes-
tigation we are satisfied that upon the course
on the subject pursued by Mr. Grow and the
opposition in the House, most of the public cen
sure in the case should justly fall. The point
in dispute between the two houses was the
Senate's amendment abolishing the Thanking
privilege and increasing the rates of postage.
The House could rghtfully insist On disagree
ing to that amendment But the action of the
opposition majority of that body in resolving
that the Senates refusal to recede from that
amendment was insulting to the House, was as
unusual rs supplementary and offensive To
repel that discOurtesy, we apprehend, it was.
that Mr.. Toombs spoke on the subject until
too late to admit the possibility of the enact
ment Of the bill in any shape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

ITO BEAUTIFY THE TEETH AND PURIFY
FICE.
To I'D yonr premises q Rats, Nice Nice and Reaches
To PROCURE Pure and Fresh MEDICINES go TO
MOORE d COS, Penn. avenue, near ID street,
East End, ar j. II. MOORES, liz Penn. avenue,
West End mar S-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

nELlGHTFUI: SUMMER RESiDENCE TO
~ RENT-PART OF 4 HOUSE located M the
eastern pat "f TIA" city. The house well arr au-~
Tor tyo families. LAYING two parlorS. two dirlnE
rooms. and two Kitchens, with several large aud aIrT
bedrooms. The location i retired md auIrt aud
sIrT1unded hy some two acres Of shade tree sd
sshnbl,eN. Rsterence required. Address w. ".
v, through tho Post Office. mar i-eoft
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MEMPHIS AND WASHINGTON TELE
WI GRAPH, NEW LINE.

tOaHecftHg run The AHI'Ticda EGDaPday'S dHf Ma
tiOHGi rLsroph Lia.S.
OFFICES IN WAsHl NGToN-NATIONAL HOTEL, Ten
tIance on 9TH STD WIILARDs' HoTEI.
This New Telegraph Line j. now open for bu>i-
ness, 1t connects with Richmond, Petersburg,
I.ynchburg, Knoxville, Nashville Memphis. Chat
tanooga, Vicksburg. NatcheZ, and New Orleans
Atlanta. Augusta, Char eSton and Savannah, Mont
gomery and Mobile, in the South and Southwest nd
all lnterme6ate Points olimPortance. From Wa Sh-
Ington tn RICHMOND 1t will be operated with Printing
Telegraph Machines CONNECTING NJ Washington
City with the American Telegraph Companys
Printing Lines 10 baltimore, Philadelphia, New
Scotia, and st. Johns, Newfoundland, Springfield.
Troy, Albany, Rochester. Buffalo, Cleveland. Chi
cagO, CINCINNATI, Louisville, st. Louis. and Sta
tions in Missouri Iowa, and Kansas. and offers a
prompt and reliable Lime of Telegraph to the com
mercia and teegraphing public. mar 4-lw
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THE EXODrs.-It is estimated that at least
twelve hundred sojOurners-members their
families, gay birds Of fashion parties interested
in propositions before Congress, &c. 6c.-Ieft
the Federal Metropolis between 3 p. m yester
day and 8 q. m to-day. Yet an army of stran-
number with each departure of n train Or
steamer, until, ia few weeks Washington
Will be clear of its late motley concourse of
strangers
IHE PARAGUAY EXPEDITIOy.-The II.
store-shIp Supply arrived at Montevideo. Dec
i'h, aitef varied passage Of Sc days. They
peat ali the Paraguay squadron ont. They re-
NAMED there several days. waiting far a milo,
to take them up the river to Buenos lvres IL
they anchored On the 9Th Of Dccemb.r An
we'll. -'i'
NosISATED.-We have every rcaso, -
ieve that Mr.. RObt. NJ. MeLane Of Ma 10,
been nominated Minister to Mexico ,nI
Mr.. A. y. ZeyeIy. formerly of North CsroI;ns
long clerk in the department to be Thru
Assistant Postmaster General Capital seIec.
tons indeed -
The CAPITOL EXrENsIoS.-The idea of the
loss OF the $3.50 900 appropriation for con tinuing
the construction of the extension Of the Capitol
building isincOrrect Weknow positively that
was saved, however strenuously other journals
ftate to the contrary
LIE POSTMASTER GESERAL.-We regret IN
nave 10 state that the .onJ;.;. - An n.
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pri""ED viii b" about S9n. VIII take > I5l cash:
balance 10 Suit TN" couvrni"nc" at Pvrrhasrr.
ant locatton, rent chap. n gentsal MOI Sllnfhool.
and good water. Address M" City Post Ohi~".
post paid. mar 4-T-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
WI r. FRANCE 4 CO. MANAGERS.
These Lotteries are drawn by state authority aud
They have been drawing for over forty years. Per
sons who wish TO purchase tickets can, with conf
dence, buy IN the Maryland Lotteries, as there has
never been aneston as TO their legality fairness
ofdrawine, aud no Prize sold but what was promptly
paid
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1 ENoTICE.-A meeting Will La held nm the
,,hS1S First Presbyterian Church, "a street To
MoR kOW, tSunday,I at 81 O'Clock D. m to con
SSIder The work of the sabbath Schools and Cit
npi as. ADDRESSES By A. r. JOHNSON and the
~ hoped, viii h. one Of great Interest," and tbe
PuhlIo are invited to attend mi '
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

SHOOTING ArFAIR.-Jesse Beale of Southampton
county, Va, on Monday, oath inst, discharged
the contents of gun into his wife's fnce. The
gun was loaded with small shot. The woman will.
it is supposed. recover. Beale was Immediately
arrested, and has been committed to Jail lie is
very desperate and Incorporate man, was intoxicnt
ed ut the time he committed the act He assigns
no reason for the deed other than hatred for his
wife.
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DIswLufIess AND NEW FIRMS,

M 6,eovFs~S 6ss.ssss ssess audsr ihs Ayss ma Arm
~ nuhkeil. sud hsvr tsk .. .he hpusc lately
" "pr"sihe old stand Il Murrrll Srsttan We all Keep
crNsr"ls"n hand R~ue<ai ~ q HoCkuIEh
htQtohs hfAtlE DRY 0OtbpN Aud IN fact, eser, art
cle usually krt In sstabthhsent which will sol
eaeaP r ash or h prsctaa customer. IN abort emr W.
VIII CIV" al personal attention the sas 81 Hsesn AVID Lard
snd al kss es"s,y Prcdsrs Our loat experience IN w
sshs.s wie's rs a,y adsaAst and by prompt and PIT
nal attention 10 business hoe Va rcrevc hhtss share
Of patronage inm old friends aud tho public generally
sssnns hem ,ha, .,r, shah c spared 10 riesEa o''
who may aver us with hrir rsir"o,se
RENJ u NbWIfN.
Late Of tlc tlr,,t Now lin 4 Alessndcr.
HOS. NllkRbll.
Late 81 the d. IA OF Mur.li \ STATION.
! s-LrNciHna. January lat. Ism
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DIED.

At his residence, ut Amherst Courthouse. on
the Goth inst, after short illness, Mr.. SAAuEi
Boyer, in the 55th year of his age.
Wythevlle papers please copy.
At his residence in the county Of Amherst, OF
Wednesday, the Goth inst, Mr.. SAMUEL BuRKs, il
the 83d year of his age.
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ness on Friday evening next, the 9Th February.
On motion Of Mr.. Woodruff, Il WA Rssoiped
That when the Council .adjourns, ~ adjourn 10
meet at the Citsenh Savings Bank ON Friday
evening the 9Th February. at B o'cl.ck.
On motion VI Mr.. Davis the Council adjourned
JAS. U. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

GEO. +. DENEALE ACCOMPLISHMENTS Va,
Friday, Jan. 2S.-The case of Geo. f. Deneale,
State Senator from tho comfy of Rockingham,
charged with obtaining money from Bank in this
place on false pretences, was submitted to tho
Court this morning. The counsel declined to mr.
que the case, when the prisoner was acquitted
without the slightest hesitation on thd part Of the
COurt
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Dialogue on Board Steamer st. Nit


ON THE ALABAMA RIVER.
Col R-Frend D. let me introduce to you,Mr. w Frear,
Agent Of the Quaker City Sewing Machine You buy
D-Nc Col beioye 1 do want Sewing Machine,
!on will feel obliged to your friend Froar he will show up
F-Certanly Sir 1t will afford much pleasure graf
if curio'ity and have no doubt shall sell you Ma
Adlarns The Cabin, F. begins to operate. Makes a
pair Of Negro pants in just 10 minutes
Col R-There D., you now what can DO done by the
Machines
rapidly and with such II Mr. F. would on
along viii, his Machine we could ge along finely
n couple of all that required to operate The Machine
siss and neither hs or one Of hi. ow
l do anything with it, although they have had several
F-That Of old complicated Sir This you
win find much simple You have only to place two or
Mate the tension by these two little screws set the needle in
'' Ss simple of
having little machinery is not liable TO get out Of order
order We In fact feel such confidence them
rant them for and will keep them in order for
Col Know d. you what profit there is in having
to do what can be- done in twenty by
Your can do all work and earn The price Of
for plantation and one for my family for fine work. quilt
D-Coonel you being large Planter, yon can afford to
buy but am small one and keep no Seam
make the female. Of each family do their own
RJuss try the strength Of this seam You II win
although nearly all NOW 90 you
your done by each family say, rips
all to pieces before 1t Is half worn out
D. Testing s strength of the Seam Yes that fact.
Coonei your last has decided me- will take
IT, She certainly has
time enough make clothes enough for twenty hands
Fs QUAKER Double Thread Family SpinH Machine
tor sale at las MAIN RIcHMoND VA at the low price
$50, $40 and $50 each.
CY- AGENTS WANTED sell these Macbines. The
allowed For single Machine or Agencies,
apply as above. W. H. FREAR,
jan 26-dGcts Agent
TVYPKEss AHIN(:LES.-s0U.d Cypress Shng s
~ 90 Tons Brush Mountain Coal. For sale By
NDERSON. LANFORD co on Canal
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RELIGIOUS NOTICEs;.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEErING-There ar
regular meetings for prayer, at the re ON of tn
Young Mems Christian Association, at IL O'Clock
The public arc invited to attend.
nov 5-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS ON THE LIN
Of the Railroad from Lynohburg Knox Vile all Of fhe
having large circulation the people of South westeI
Virginia and East Tennessee.
b0r ADVERTISE AND GET RICH -ySa
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, ! pr,.,o,
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS, "'-
BROWNLOW'S KNOXVILLE (Tenu.> WING.
INDICATOR. Jonesborough Tenn.
RELIGIOUS INrELLIGENCER Morrist own, TEN
S SAzETT STAR L..'usson,v..
P PnMGSfAT' ,Abnsaon.v..
s pEMccRAT, Liaer.y.v..
sALEM REGISTER, Salem, Va
THE VISITOR, Marion, Smythe CO., Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence ,GrGyson SOW
R REs2SY Mhhre, F.ne.s.ls.v..
STAR AND HERALD Christtausburr, va.
WYrHEvILLE TELEGRATH, lwv,h.vj,r. ".
WYTHEVILLE TINES, }"yheShe' va.
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union Monroe coun ty. Va.
ADVOCATE, Jehsrsoavile, Taxsweil cot, ,ty Va
kEpus[fciN D.n.iue. va.
THE 'sOUTHw EST 'Pesri.burg, Giles county,v
SENTINEL, Alex andria- Va.
wishing advertise any Of the above papers
end INTEREST to cali at the Office of
Lynchburg Vrginan, UP Stairs, where cOntTt cts will
made and advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
I will also receive and ard advertising NO pap
In the United States. A. WADDILL
D.. septt6<s Foreman Virgin IN Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

SCARCE AND DEsG A n I. x GOOD,s.-Ba
- receiving this week great vsrety OF NEW OODSn
scarce this Market all Of which will be sold the
ian 1O.dts JOHN J. PURVls, Agt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

uNN tfhtn ronffnershp, Tue hfh "'
JONES SftfloE, aud NJ conduct the 8oclrg Ceamis
soH and fnsafsg Eantss a. the old stand Of Snugrnss
Jones' hey wi" keep constantly on hand rood and well az
iscted a<"tm,ni 81 GkoCEklES Liquors. WINES 80.
all oi wh "fr Tor cash Ia exchange FER country
ducc, "ri pun'na tuStoncis shur, err, The, re-
sprc request ih II euds and the pubote esi' nd L. i' N
liberia patronage Particular attention paid /" thr sao III
robacvu Wheat tnrn aud all Kinds ri Country iaince.
MM, H. JONES
Late nf the n,m III SuodgrHs, n ltnes,
SAM ID SIIPlbE,
JANVN, ld iraa. Formerly with Muirol ~ Straiion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

DINNER TO Col. +. J. SrEproE.-At Q meeting
of citizens Of Lynchburg. held at the Noryell
House, on Friday evening the 2Sth instant, ON
motion
William T. Yancey was called to the Chair, and
A. M. Tribe appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been express
ed by tho Chair the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolced, That public Dinner be rendered to
Col. Edward J. Steptoe, Of the U. s. A., to come
Of at such time it may suit his convenience to
attend.
Resolced That Committee Of Twelve be ap-
pointed by the Chair to correspond with Col. Step
toe and to make such arrangements as may be
deemed necessary to carry into effect the objects
Of this meeting.
Resolved, That the Chairman of this meeting
be added to the Committee.
The following gentlemen compose the Committee
appointed under the End and 3rd resolutions:
William T. Yancey Saml II. Early. Austin NJ
Tribe, William A. Read, DR.. Robert Early, Col
JAS NJ Langhorne, VIM. NJ. Semplr, Jno. NJ.
Speed, Jno Otey Taylor, Lewis BIackford. William
Waller VIM. L. Stratton, md T. G. s. Ferguson.
WIN. T. YANCEY, Chm'n.
AUSTIN M. TRIBLE. Sec'y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

EOAL! COAL::-We nre sew prepa rcd e q
orders Red Ash A.rhraeite, Mouutar and Glow
Hill Coal lowest market prices. for August delivery
n Orders left At the Stare Of Massrs vaent ne Hs
ng, Main street, wIlreceive prompt attention.
aug PTS ANDERSON LANFOleD & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

FREIGHT TRADE.-There were received at the de-
pot of the Va. L Tenn. Railroad, on Saturday, 10
loaded cars, consisting Of sos bushels Of Wheat
22C barrels of Flour 4, 500 lbs. Miscellaneous:
$4,000 lbs. of Stock There were 10 loaded ears
sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31
ADVERTISING AGENCY.

MERCHANTS AND TRADEs1IEN
OF LYNCHB URG.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLE GsF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
That res car Sell them Bargaius!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

Colleague of the late DIR Lou nsherry DcciD
No. So North FIFTH Stree, bl ow Arch, Phlad'a.
The remarkable which has att FL ed the treatment
Of Cancers, Tumors &C. by Dr. MdcNcH for nnmba Of
years tho in
has secured the hearty approval OF many eminent hysran
in Philadelphia who longer wi risk the dangers
and uncertainties Of cutting.
Cancer be Cured Iii properly treated and promptly
great majority of tho Of Cancer eectuay cured
The patients from every on of the country
who been under this method of treatment
antee Of its superiority other known syHtem.
Those Who be afflicted with these dlseases and desire
further Information advice will please address Dr. Mac Nc
oi when they will receive prompt attention and Copy Of
Pamphlet the treatment Of Caneers-bee of charge.
Whie Sxeiin1. HIP itstds Scrofuious ad Malignant Urs
Diseases of the Month and Throat Uicera of tho Homes
Scdd Head and all diseases of tho San. permanently
cured and proper remedies sent-carefuy packedby Ex
press any part Of the country
plain Of the disease required
Address BIZ. MAcNCHoI, 10 so North 9Th 1t pHILADA.
Proprietor and Manufacturer Of Dr. Lounsh,ry Co.'S celc
Dpuratirr best and reliable Family
Medicine the Nineteenth Century for tho Of all dis
eases originating in Impurities of the blood.
innl g avf mf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31
CRY am STATE AYFArRs.


The Lynshbarg yirsiaisn, now half 9 century
old has acquired position second In influence t.
but few, If any other Journals In the State; and
has 4 wider circulation than any Newspaper pub
lishel South-West Of the Metropolis. To say
nothing of its circulation in this city and neigh
borlood-it is penetrating every part Of that ex-
tensive region, which, by the completion Of our
great lines of nterco,nmunication. has become
tributary to this city. A. nm Advertising medium
therefore, it affords unequalled advantages to all
our business men who desire 10 increase their
trade.
The job Office connected herewith. 10 now one
of the most extensive in the Sttc. having been
provided during the last year with all the facilities
requisite to execute any manner Of work. from a
large poster to the most delicate wedding Card
The proprietor has no disposition to puff the es.
Establishments into notice, il it necessary, since
his work speaks for itself, and the public have
shown their appreciation by increasing their pat
ronage full fifty per cent in the last year.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

~ Ihc copMtnershp heretofore cxising between ID II
Payne tamIus Christian Ter the sts L. and firm :"
PAYNE CHRISTIAN. Ia this day Dissolved by
the Tho Of the firm viii be- nsr only In closing
the i~ir.a- viii bc presented early
day r,acticac aud hope fr'ni win he prompt IL
settle u. u. PAYNE.
CAMIlII'S CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31
Num. GEORGES srErToE, Ascn,. Tob.c
n,~~oL copnr,nr,.hip here,

nsSsOIe TION.--Ihr Copnrtnrr.hip hereto
fr" 'Nistuu under the firm aud 81, lc Of YOUNGER \
SMll H. .ssoisrdun tho 3is Duccmhcr s:s by mutual
Al "so having claims ngans, the will
please thea for settlement ahl those Indebted tho
viii cne want aud settle th, accounts AIT /,
nrorinu, tn .nsn business speedily possible
We thanks friends and the Iihe aly
for the hb.rAl heretofore rxnci ana
respectfully ask continuance OF tho the
concern OF sMli IL \ ADAMS,
YOUNGER n SMITH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

~
~ business wihe continued 1t the old stand Of Payne
Christian hy u u Pa,ne aud u l. n,ckfrid undrr the syl,
and Arm at PAYNE & BLACKBOARD. where they Will b,
pleased the the old firm We propono
close twice the LIST u" January and tbs
lst Of july u u PAYNE.
Irn dim II LEWIS n1Atkfnnh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

Drunk AND DJsoRDERLy.--Mrs Mary Lynch.
an Irish woman, living on Bridge street, was ar
rested Friday night by officers Burch and Goadin.
for being drunk and behaving in n disorderly
manner. The next morning, when brought be-
fore the Mayor. she received n severe reprimand
for her unwomanly conduct, and was given to un-
derstand that but for the helpless c"ndti"n of her
children at home, she would have been furnished
with quarters at the public expense.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

SALE OF NEoRoEs.-On Saturday last. Bryan
Akers, Auctioneer, sold for Benz. IL. Nowlin,
Ex'r. Of Hopkins Nowlin, decd the following
negroes at the prices annexed:
Peter, 81, 085; Crockett, 81 O49; woman and two
small children, $1,000; also sold Mt the same
time, for another party, negro woman for S4?5,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

HSYPKEsa AHINGLRS.-s0,GJ G. press Shingls
~ 20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale By
NDERSON LANFORD co on Canal
mar26 near LanghJrnes Mills
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

An INTELLECTUAL TREAT IN SroRE-Ws have
the pleasure of announcing that the Rev. George
W. Bethune, d D., distinguished orator. poet,
and divine, will deliver Lecture at the room OF
the Young Mems Christian Association, in this
city, an Wednesday evening next. From our per
sonnl knowledge OF tho rare gifts with which this
gentleman is endowed. we can assure our citizens
that will be richly repaid for their attendance
Doctor Bethune comes among us BY invitation
of the Young Mems Christian Association. and as
the occasion will involve some expense, VIC trust
u good audience will be assembled to meet it, us
also to greet distinguished stranger. Tho nd
mittnnce fee will DO only twenty-five cents, which
we will bind ourselves to refund to any man who
will attend the Lecture, and then declare that he
has not been we'll entertained. Let our people
show that they can appreciate an intellectual
feast. by coming out in large numbers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

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~ In the tnmnsson business, Mr.. JNU ID. HOLT late
Halifax O. II Va and take this occsstpn thanks
old frlens and customers tho liberal
cd and solicit for tho OF
their tHvor promising corts
est Very Rcspet fully.
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