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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23
Mail Irrepularities.

Our subscribers at Campbell C. H., Apnomat-
tox and along the line Of the South Side Railroad,
complain of great irregularities = the receipt OF
their pepers; a subscriber at the frst-named
Mace having informed us by letter, that on'y one
nackage of the Daily Nirginian WINS received by
our subscribers at that place last week, We are
informed by the Postmaster in this city that
there were three instances las, week IN which the
trains on the Va 4 Tenn. Road failed - connect
with these of the South Side, in which case the lat
ter train leaves with the mail, but having no agent
on board, it is not distributed, but taken on to Pc
tersbure, and in any cases, Screr ,rf"rned Tins
is bad state of affairs. nni we have written to
Asst Postmaster General pundaS respecting 1t,
having no doubt that he will apply remedy
The mail agent ought to stop at this point ms for
meriy, instead Of passing through ~ that when
the connection 10 which we have referred IL bro
ken, there will be some one to take charge o' ana
distribute the mails that concentrate at tins point
as well rs those that are made up here we
hone that our Subscribers will b" as patient rs
possible, aud not hold US responsible for delin-
ouepcics which no efficiency nor industry on our
mart can avert aud rest assured that we will do
all in our power to bring order out Of the confusion
in which our mail matters are plunged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23
ChArnrfnriaf.ic.
tones

There was proposition made in tho House o.
Representatives on Friday last. lhangman's day. J
To cut down the brcyct pay of that warworu
veteran aud hero It, Gen Scott
This scheme Of retrenchmcnt, which would save
tho nation. was fa,hercd by the Hon. Chns. JAS
Fnulkncr--,ho same gentcman who promised 100
acres of Texas land to each of the members of u
company Of volunteers that was formed in his
county of Berkeley during the Mexican war, and
afterwards refused to fulfill his PROMISE alleging
that tho company to whom he mad" the generous
offer not formed, though another stimulated
by this inducemcut. was raised Immediately
thereafter We have no doubt that this conduct
of Faulkner. was dictated Iy petty sp rit of re-
ycngs which he has manifested on all occasions.
towards every member Of the WhjS party, since ho
j betrayed it. lis bored the party Tor five aud
twenty years constantly list,u; himself upon it
Tor Office; and when it could no lougcr administer
to his Unsuitable lust for place and power, left it
unlor circumstances Of deepest d!~honor to him
self
We were gratiicd that member oi his own
| party--a chi,alric ut South Carolina, Mr..
Bonham---olcred an amendment to his prpposi-
tan, restoring the $4,000 pay, whici, passed iy n
vote of 80 to l2 This act n,crtcl dis race tia;
would have fallen upon the House. When We re-
member that Wellington ma.c peer and
II pryy councillor for hs military services wa,
| loaded with wealth aud hunors by his sovereign
and then think of the incorrisiblc mca,ncss oi
these Democratic politicians towards the greatest
military genius this nation has ever proluced-a
man who has literally carried tho ilas of has
country in triumph all over the c"n'ncnt--we
may well wonder whether honest merit is not bet.
! ter rewarded under munarchical. than under a
republican government.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23
LYNCHBURG AGENCY
NEW yOKK LIFE .NsUKANCEC COMPANY

- vi
A meeting OF thu LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS for
IL the NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY at the
ta!'n in the city of kichnond he on TUESDAY, FEB.
huAkf sf 1907 the following was unanimously adopted:
have eSanled the report and exhibit OF the
ASSURANCES COMPANY for the ending tho LIST of January
oor nd Icing satisfied with is condition cor
daily recommend il to tho Of Nh,
community The NV YORK LIFE Insurance COMPANY hs,
now been in existence for fourteen has
tanned the sum Of S930 56 invested State Stocks and
Bonds, and Mortgages Oh Real Estate.
We think most profitable and safe mode of iuvesn,
money The profits enure TO the benefit If the ami
have averaged not less than THIRTY PER CENT PER AN
NUN on the PREMIUM PAID. beside, these nye,tment.
in Stocks &c. the law of requires as ad Il na
security that One Hundred Thousand Dollars shall be dos
tied win the STATE CoMfrt' Lien. 10 any Law fu
inanis which the Compan" may ai to pay.
we invite aen, t" the nature objects and advantage Of
LIFE INSURANCE ~ set forth by TIL, Institution.
will bs by the above aement that this Coinpsny
is in honrishing condition.
Those dcsr regard the subject of LIFE
INSURANCE, wonld do well 10 call the Agents Of the
above Company who will them Information thai
e desired "f Tor reference apply to either member Of the o
CAL BOARD.
GtonoE WirHE MuNfokD (seeretary Of Commonwealth Of
Vrgnia)
DIRECTORS
THos II. ELLIS, president James River Kanawha Coz
IHos T. AUGUST, attorney at Law)
JohN BAGbY, FARMER, King Queen. va
Rnv. Z. II READ, pastor United Presn church,
REV JAS Is TAYLOR Corresponding Secy SoutLn Baptist
Convention)
W q PAINE lKeni, Paine & Co, Merehants)
Henry X ELLYsoS. (Sherlf)
CHAs W. PURCELL, tBanker)
WIN NJ. SUTTON, do.
JAMhs THOMAS, Jr. tobacco Manufacturcr)
Ruakn a. PRYOR. editor The Siates) Washington d q
. - MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
=. II. GILMin. NJ. D, AND THOMAS l.. W ALKEE, N. d.
Z. W. BUTTON, Local Agent.
4. l.. NDRIllAN, Genl Agt Il Attorney for Va
L. W. TROrTEE, Geuera Agent.
OFFICE 1870 MAIN STRAIT RICHMOND Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23

PE,cE IN kAssAs-RENovAL OF ST. LOUIS JuD :
Es-The amnesty act passed. by tho kansa- Leg
stature has given the utmost satisfaction to par
ties ia the Territory. They express the belief that
the measure will bring permanent peace.
The prisoners brought to Lawrence by L. $.
Marshal Russell have been released according Ia
il, provision. Russell himself. who was detained
ihcrc, Was set ut Liberty and furnished by Mont
g1nrry with safe conduct hamc
The ieg. sla:ing the county court Judges of st.
lui- county cut Of office has led the State Sc
rate by decisive maj ,rty. Inc judge. removed
ARE. Winner, ltnhan and Hackney. Their offence
consisting ia leyying heavy specia! tax unneces-
rly an3 IN voting Winner into the presidency If
the raeliic railroad.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23

THE LAST koMANCE.-Quttc II romance in real
life, says the Detroit Advertiser. was brought h u
happy termination in that city on the 9th inst.
Seventeen wears ago, IL New York lass, lovely and
sweet sixteen. became enapiOred OF IA mcdirul stu
dent. and the pair exchanged VOWS of love and
eternal fidelity. Two years later the unt,edged
Esculapus left for Europe to complete his educa-
ton, the aforesaid vows having been previously
tendcrly renewed. After briet and gay sojour,
at Paris the loving student domciled himself in
one Of the most renowned colleges of Madrid. and
applied hmsefto sober study. His letters to the
fair damsel he loved were frequent, but no fond
remembrauces came in reply.
His epstlcs were intercepted and never reached
the fair one while her words of love. intended for
his DELEGATION. met with the same misfortune
the poor student. thwarted in his love, threw up
his studios and Tor two long years coursed through
Europe, seeking to whelm his disappointment in
the gayties and pleasures ofthe different capitals
In the meantime the young lady, who equally
unhappy removed to Detroit with her mother.
At the end Of his two years pilgrimage. the stu
dent returned to America. but the idol Of his heart
had left the of her betroth, and almost fro
en-hearted he turned his steps to Cuba; but the
spirit ofunrest pursued him and Texas aud Mex
leo beheld him rover, seeking to drown memory
by excitement.
A few months since. by one of these singular
occurrences which sometimes flash across the path
way of life he heard that the lady was in Mich.
gan, and quickly he wendell his way thither AZ
| ter few weeks of diligent search, the anxious
lover found his Ducinio at Ypsilaii and the meet
! ing which ensued-the twain having been separa-
ted fifteen years-is described IA affecting in the
| extreme" The fluctuations of the now mature
| lovers were over. and on the 9th inst. they
| proceeded to Detroit, and were united in the HOLY
bonds OF wedlock. Who says this is a prosaic
| age?
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23

NE w CON RN

HAVING associated ourselves together for the purpose Of
III doing Wholesale
Grocery e. General Commission Business.
amt tho large aud commodous honse Srttr
BtrWFfN MAIN AID CARY, formerly occaped by Messrs
stock of we'll selected 49,
esroeerse-, Foreign Il Dom cstir I.iaoors, &c
Liberal cash advance, 'uahe OF Country
Produce Merchandise In hand for sale
ton will be given to that branch of by one of t
firm = $3.50 " 49,
We solicit share Of patronage from the pu
lie. JOHNSON YOINjFR & urEy f'
Richmond, February lst i-5o
THos L. Joh~soN, Formerly Of Lsc Johnson Co Lynchbnry
sML W YOUNGER, Formerly Of Younger smith Lyaehbn,e
GEO 0.sroN oTEY, Formry Peters spencer Co Lyachbur1
, =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23

ENGLAND AND THE CLAYTON BuLwER TREATY
The Washington correspondent of the New York
Times writes:
Our government has been informed of the in
tention of England to carry out the Clayton
Bulwer treaty according to the American under
standing of its provisions. This fact obvates the
necessity of abrogating the treaty, as England
withdraws from her Central American possessions
and surrenders all Jurisdiction. In the Nicaragua
treaty Sir William Gore Ousely relinquishes the
Mosquito protectorate. He next proceedst to Hon
duras. where the Ruatan Islands will be surren-
dered. Separate treaties are also to be made by
him with Costa Rica, Guatemala and San Saliva.
dor.
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same charge The Sheriff summoned n large pos
Sc. and after securing the country around succes-
ded in capturing six of them -Robnson and Tur-
ncr being among the number
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Candidates for Clerkship.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

behring's Patent Champion Fire and K"rxinr
Safes with HrFs PdfeH Iorr P,0of Locks the
AIDED separate mrdal. the Worlds Fair, Lon
don the Worlds Far New York, 1888. and
N"rld- Fan
Thee safes form the mos, perfect security against Fire and
Burglars, If -aie offered to the public
$1,000 REWARDw II be paid to any person that csn show
that IlttKIhG's PArtNT CHAMPION StFE ever failed to
preserve contents in accidental fire
TIE Subscribers ao manufacture hll Kinds Of Boiler and
thrd Iron Bank Chests and Vaults Vault ID and Money
Is Chests tor Boxers jewelers. and private families
Tor Plate E.amoads and other aluabes
Sil.AS G. HERRING g. co,
ojl Broadway, Murray street.
Opposite city Han, New York
AGENTS II W. KNOWLES Richmond Va. X. +. LIS
Petersburg, Va. }. II THoNrsps Co, Lynchburs,
VI, aud Rowland BHofHLR, Norfolk, Va
f.b ms
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a grcn. care. nmrral. the Phr..cinn- had {. b


cd. by BAkIRs PREMIUM BirfkRs.-To Mr.. T. Baker-Dear
S In justice To Yourself and no be sinlary
afflicted permit instance of the remarkable
qua ties OF your Premium B,ters had used
nnll recently but wife having been afflicted wnh
affection and dsorder.d stomach for the
twelve years used every In to restore her
10 heath She under the constant treatment Of FIVE
able h, ~icianS, but relief could be had. then
several certificates OF the remark able made by Bit
torS persuaded wife Try them; she did
te time she began rapidly Not only her
nrten and disordercd stomach removed but her
raj health is better than il has been for
using and shall always continue to your Bters
write this justice yourself and the leneft
who arc similarly afflicted Your ubedient servant,
ltichwond. June IL 1851. THOMAS NJ MONTAGUE
BAktKs PkkMIrM TFEs-Riohmond. Sept H. 1853 II
with willing pleasure that add testimony to the virtue
{" BAkt PHkMiuM BIrfERS, i'll making permanent
at an established of by rSa from hic have suffer
rd much for the last twelve months Also wife using
Hwh great onccess after Suffering for from de-
ihtal"u and disordered stomach As commenced
the a" them WAS convinced of their valuable qualities
confidently recommend them to til" afflicted. J. ADAMS
lr by al the Druggists in Lynchburg, ard by all the
fruo pal Druggists in the oi Richmond es-w
Virginia al>u OF Messrs Chas Stot y Co.
II g r.. II Stabler 4 Co Baltimore Md ID. b. Miller Gov.
inEton. Ky and Barnes Park, N y.
Orders hied by addressing F.. BAKER, Proprietor
oct 21.ts Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23

LATER FROM uAYri-ruiNcs QrIEr-Brsl>L>s
REVIVED -Jacmel advices To the 3uh ult state
that all the excitement Of the resolution had pass
ed b, and business had revived to lis former brisk
Coffee WAS coming III freely from the coast
aud the interior. The most enthusiastic demon.
STATIONS followed the abdication of the Emperor
and downfall Of the empire Crowds went through
the streets shouting down with the Emperor,
"Niye 10 President Getlrard.'
The Governor Of jacmel, one of the Emperor
officials. had been deposed. The new government
was looked upon with much favor by the people.
On, Of it's first acts was to repeal the exorbtaut
duty coffee, but,npon examination Of the fman,
ces. they were found to he in such a disorlercd
condition that the old duty was Immediately res
tored. The old law would continue in force until
such time it could be conveniently taken of -
This was u serious disappointment to the mcr-
chants, who were certain of its repeal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23
ratification Meeting.

meeting 60 r.tify the nomination Of Gogg'n.
WILEY and Preston, will be held at DUDLEY
HALL, on this "wednesday night Messrs
James F. johnson, Of Bedford, John NJ. Speed,
and W. W. Williamson, IF this city and other
sneakers. will address tho meeting.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23

UsrsrAL SCENE IN CouRr.--Reoenty in the
United States District Court Mt Austin, Texas two
young Germans. ignorant Of English, were scn-
tenced to the penitentiary for robbing the mail.
Alderman Earnest Raven translated to the pris-
oncrs the Judges charge and sentence, and 10y
permission of tho Court, in presenting n Bible to
one Of the prisoners Dnmmart, made these
marks
Jacob pammart, you are young man, mud have
no parents here take the liberty of giving you
some advice before you enter the prison appoint
ed " your place of punishment for the next two
years. present you this Bble-use it, and he
true to your God and true to your adopted country
and You will find occasion to steal again. This
Bible is the only piece of property you will be
allowed to carry with you into confinement
While in the penitentiary, be obedent to those in
authority over you, and your two years imprison-
ment will bo n light burthen upon you, Whom
your time al punishment has expired, if your
should need home, you shall find one in my
house If my life is spared so long.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23

A YOU'VE Grit MURDERED by HER BRorHrR-
A horrible murder was committed near HiIlsboro',
Ohio, on Monday, by Harrison Wisecup, who is
charged with killing his sister Lydia with pitch
fork. In his examination he did not say tha, he
had stuck bis sister. but John McCopin, Of
the witnesses examined before the coroner's jury,
testified that he saw Harrison about two o'clock,
and that he inquired of him if he had seen Lydia;
he spoke of their quarrel in the morning, and
said he had "skited' her once or twice, and likely
she had gone off somewhere to pout On his ex-
animation. young Wisecup denied having told any
one that he struck his sister.
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SOM THING NBW

4 Gyt Enterprise coad4eted Won @erat and
nifir''ai plan.
The only thu stn,d 7,aofed by tie e.ire press Of
# he Gu Of Boitimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23

issue a candidate who would have raised up rival
factions in the State, by dividing it In twain.
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DIEp NlcrIM To MS BUSINESS APPRAISAL
young man was buried in this city this week,
Whose death was probably occasioned by bust
ness transaction, and q publication of the circum-
stances may teach q valuable lesson to others in
regard to business affairs. Several years ago the
indi, referred Ia, endorsed notes for firm
which lie considered to he perfectly good, One
of the meuherS Of that firm died about three
years ago, and no supposed long since that the
notes cancelled. Some five or six weeks ago
the notcs turned up against him, and the legal
possrssor of them instituted proceedings, which
resulted in stripping from him all his little prop
erty. about fifteen hundred dollars, which he had
saved from year to year.
Being Of nervous temperament and a some
what delicate constitution. this threw him into Il
delirious state. lie was taken To the hospital,
mud received all tho aid which science could afford;
but he refused medicine and nourshment almost
constantly aud finally died victim of mistake
in business aflairs.-BaH Clipper.
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TINSLEY, TARDY & WILLIAMS,
RTCHMoNH UJpcrNIA


RE receiving III Ia @ and best .rted stock Of
GROCERIES they have rad the pleas of offering
the trade and examination their stock
10y their friends aud pnr asr generally hlr stock
t.sts part
Ihn bags Ri" ard Lagut e rer part of il prime quality;
800 bags md pockets nos tIuturu Java Coffee;
~ h.t and quaricr tHss Mocha Coa,e;
TO bids. Nov Orenn. ,nlar,i
"n packages Loaf tt,,. Pow lcrcl g. and C. Su
100 hb's prmc New br,oan. MI sses;
81 bills, Golden Slrtp.
5000 kegs old Dominion Nails I'll sizes;
2bb boxes and ha 10 A,HuHiiine Candies;
100 bis Tanners Oh,
~ bb pure { OF I.ivcr tanners Oh
% u"Icrs prime kiec;
200 t'rud tones;
10 boxes Green aud Rack Tea. very fac
loo si-lrS Sntr lie th'r
tons Biistered Ntrt5
300 dozen u d r aud i'slutrd !ail.
90 boxes Glass by h. and 10 - French
100 hbi> Cider VINEGAR.
idu sid Sole Leather
40 Kegs Sup Cab. Sna
br Canuburck Imihc e;ter, Cap Wrapping Pa
per; acking Shue IN ea' soaps SPICE Ginger Pep
fcr Alum Iopi"tas In i,,; Madder ac, &c, Sc.
b-Ne agents Of Uznaburss and Cotton
Yarn" OF the Howard iacmS teD 81 d.wu'.
TENnE firm o DORNsS n wURRlB.I. il this
Il day dissolved ty mutual consent The subscriber only
VIII eloso up the bu ,ins ss"i tn, Lite firm
JANUARY 9ih, 400 THOMAS b. DDRNIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23

From Observation-Disclosures yern, ID y = mn b
March D. lsG Mr. = DavsDcar Sir Such is the great de-
man tor the Pain Killer, that write you to send me
possible addition what have hitherto ordered, "a
dozen bottles in bor) and Till for the
that you Ter tho Treasurer of the
lnon Ia the amount OF the n HARRIS
III NTHApA. Bnrmah, March II, s56-Mcssrs T. DAVIS
Sou--tionts sorry say the last box Of Pam Kill
has hand The of getting
The medicine hing these hard times but til" OF
: ri Send "A
be- another box OF the So WORTH encios"
order the Treasurer Of the Missionary Union Tor The
REy. H. f. THOMAS.
Sold lay all medicine dealers.
Sold t., JOHN H. SEAY Iynchburg. feb l72w.
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k.-WhCTfWh hCFfTOIOFt, t0.WUt-Om
~ the 12th day of July, 1859 hied decsr
Bounty Land to which might be entitled under Of
Com If March 3D. 1885, with the Comm soner
sons and have been Informed and believe that
l6) Acres NJ" 4l,ll issued in favor.
September 1856 that Lafav
cite W Gray Esq Lyuchburc. Va and the
having reached aud being his time,
only ghul thereof (never having parted with my
right thereto) notice hereby given that will make app
Commissioner Pensions said
warrant further that do know In hands
The of the failure reach
JOHN DAVIS.
WrrHEvIIL', VA, July 10th, is.ss-fsb % clawEorSw
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Hollow ny's Ointment. The com l aints TINT
render maternity rather than blessing, yield to this
healing The nipple and gathered breast that
the lie OF the of,pring ell the parent speed
lily cpclcd by the immediate this detergent
remedy sold ut the mandatory, No 80 Maiden Lane,
York, and hy all Druggists. Al 21c, Ole, and u pot
IL Ii,
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II. r.. HON'T d. Co.'S
GREAT SoC IHLRN
& FIT Rs - - Il ST D Il E.
No. al Baltimore Street.
n 4 = u \ ~ - syu

GREAT >UuI HLRN
q IFT B - - IA STO IL e,
No. al Baltimore Street
BALTIMORE, ND.
Headquarters for SoHlon AMI Hestern Orders.
Greater lid le-nnrns than before offered.
SEND TO THEM EoR CATALOGUE.
vi, or "%., from fGy c~''to
Accompanies every Book
Catalogues Riring fra particulars mailed rce any address
What the Press Say.
They have a ni,LniceEt of Books aud have
pr"l AIRED themselves with able elegant b.
buied among their troupe (, niend large
Bait sun.
Not only be made any h,ice work but
with tho purchaser i've article OF Jewclry
which IN many cases ltt valuable intly EfcldRse
the letter, aud by oanc"iing
have gained the entire ol citizens but
The country abroad - Bait Haflist
young lady Aqua purcha sci for 81
at this establishment few day since aud received double
cased tod Ha.ch canfd a. aaqdred dollars -Chppr
The success which tiift hook House
ii HoiI Co. mas ncccden.s in the annals Of Gilt En-
terpriscs ireHs.
Call aud tarrn AMI word for it, You will not regret
your visit -iispai-h
Al! order. should be ad lr sad to
II T. HOYT & co.
feb Tidkcim' y" I! Baltimore St, Baltimore, Md.
1An BBI.s. NO. uoi"-scs, SO hhd.. ". q.
Il wv Sugar; 100 bb.s RrhieI $50 bbls
Herring. 2R bags .oht Java. Lagura and Rio Coffee
900 boxes Adanantne Sperm and Taow Candles boxes
Fancy soap; for sale by JONES 81 co.
fob 23its Nos Main St. hichmond Va.
l,UOU Flour Dueko.s, ruOs, Mra.urr-; Tor sals by
JONES & co,
feb 23d's. Richmond, Va.
1AA BBLs. Trail. pure Hum /; 100 bbIs
hne Rye Whisky. "t l0 casks Frch BRANDY 81
bbs Old Buurb Wasker; mi bbs John liibsons Mountain
whiskey so CASKS Port anI M"leria Wine To- sale by
feb "3dts. No, Main Street, Richmond Va
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fUNHE disiing u j. rd Rae Horse md ssalIion
Il RED EYE will stand the present season commrncin,
the lat OF March and ending the l5h Of July Camnb.,
Courthnusr and III he lei $50 the season r. Ia
when the Marc Ia 70 be with oa parted
u 10 the all Mares will kept and ie n, ~
c. NJ per day suf red 10
Or hard, Herds Grass and Timothy
Livery care taken TO accidents but no
sihili'y will be- assumed In of any -
For DIES rr'i ~ pedigree and peri hanbl,
=" nv 1-----------M HARVEY, Agent
'E'RAbN1NG sTABB.E.-Thr rub.c riber In.
opened u TRAINING STABLE s TRACK at Cam
p'h Courthouse tie is xpcreuced iiiner Racer anil
psdses us whole attention 10 Colts entrusted to his
'to :. oSciM HARVEY.
kNoH RENT.-We offer for rent the propr,,,
In wn as the AMERICAN HOTEL on tho low er enI -,
nam street Possession given immediately. For terms an
pyto J H. & sAM., TyREE "P
"o,,'"ls Trustees.
HORSE HTOLEN.-Wns stolen, eu "a
the night OF the 18th inst, from the farm OF rSISf.
stephen turner, In Nelson county. A SoRRELH "
ii!NsE. In good order oil with In tn, nru,eaI
anu one Wi'e ind foot Said horse will good
PAGER The direction thief sun sod IA, a.,
Amherst towards this city. liberal ,rl will be rai tor
he recovery OF the horse for Information ho
my o %, r,cVofed Address :. r. PETER.
wv -ie''. Iynchburg, Va.
RETURN OF BARREE,s COOUECTE
Arr Eh brilliant tour hraugh thu S,uhern states nar,
II she caIvaed all hearts, THE COpl EFT TIE has A.. nm re-.
Wrnel 10 Virgins enroufc for Nc will remain an
exhibition In l.ynchburg nj the WARWICK HOUSE for
snort time Her admirers here To ca and
take another aud last look this creation of
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