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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08
Arrival of tho Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. THE Overland Mail with
California dates to the 18th has jurt arrived.
Grand preparations were making in San Fran
cisco for grand military and civil reception to
Gen. Scott.
The creditors fthc California and Salt Lake
mail contractors had attached thcir property. and
the mails will probably DO suspended in conso-
quence.
British Columbia dates to tho tenth bad been
received at San Francisco. Tho now Gov. Howe
was expected and everything was quiet.
The gold shipments from Victoria in Septcm-
Der amounted to one hundred and ton thousand
pounds.
The Frazer river miners were doing we'll.
The New Mexican Mail Ind also arrived in Cal
ifornia. via FL Pnso. The Northern route had
been abandoned in Consequence Of tho Indian out
RACES. The depredations and murders continued.
The Utahs, assisted by the New Mcxicnns.
fought battle with the Arrapahoes. near tho
crossing of the Del Norte, on tho odd. The latter
wers killed
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRA RAILRoAD.-The an
nual meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Comna-
ny was held at Alexandria on Thursday and Fri
day last In the report of tho Executive Commit
tee which was read on Thursday afternoon, we
mike the sulioned extracts:
Your COMMITTEES in company with the Chief En-
gneer and resident engineers upon their respec.
1--we Statinns made m examination at the road
from Charlottesville to Lynchhurg; the first 70
miles ''vcr which. they were carried III an open
earwiththe engine in the rear, so Ms to display the
road and all its improvements b. the Lest advan-
tage fs,n thence t2G1 twenty miles on horseback
and frHm the vicinity of Amherst Courthouse to
James River in hand car affordng under all the
circumstances. the lest opportunities of seeing
and approaching the sondit0n and progress OF the
work. Tie line of this road passes over a country
Rom the waters of the RivannA the James often
rugged and steep, always broken into short hills
Which deep ravines presenting to the unpractised
eyean aspect Of difficulties and obstruction which
NE highest engineering skill could alone over
come. An yet over this line in its most eeva-
led and hruken the read is completed balasted in
'afge part with many sections in direct strait line
with bridge. and masonry Of the most durable and
permanent materials, ast Of the rock of those
mus which il very accessible and Uf the finest
4Ia,ty--the excavations heavy. and often through
fo'' rock. Such IN the character and conditl"n
'hs road for the 6rst thirty miles, comparable
0'pecSs 10 any otnor PoFtioh Oh ue co"P"'
" y road and superior in :. THE. that the future
tus,s OF repairs and reconstruction will probably
os 'ess than the old read. From thence to Ruck-
- nun the graduation is now complete, ties laid
""u 'he rail being laid all If which the Commit
me nave reasan to believe will be finished by the
Ia o. this week The fill at Rucker's Run, though
hs eavy work with large force engage on t'w''
tho npeted in good time to ensure the ops ing OF
road by the end of the year. On section thir,
bnsun heavy piece of work in excavation end
the yet to be done. and though it is cot in
dy IN pecsation Of the Engineer that il con be rea-
Inc time contemplated for the opening OF the
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Markets

New YoRk. Nov. COTTON bouvnnt; Uplan2s
ia -Four hrm: South" 3 so toss G5. Wheat
inn: White | 40 tn 81 80 Corn lower: Yellow
lS to % cents. Beef steady: New Mess Q to $40.
Ness Pork SIS 90 Sugar firm: Orleans y! Mus
'ovado 6! Oh. Coffee firm Mt | | to l24, Stocks
rave a downward tendency Virginia skies 94s.
BALTIMORE. Nov. Flour quci Howard Street
SIS 81. Wheat dull, and 40, 600 bushels offered
White 80 to 81 A. Corn dnll: White and Vel
low SO to 81 cents. Provisions steady: Pork I'M
changed Bacon Sides - to SO. Whisky dull
nj o5l
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A Card -RaInOva1

w TIN Vie" Of hh' larger hone, and ono In more
w central >pn, tr undersigned VIII Htwovf his stock 1t
urIwle, Caller Fnus, &c., to the S1oEE iloUeE. NJ" 10
MAIN SpkhET. f'nn'il knows ms 1dncePs' Direct, OPP
po,ic the lrner and Virginia hanks, which IA being
lifted In an elegant manner cxrsS, fur ilc purpose aud
VIII he occupied the 18th of oefonfN 1879 Having made
large additions stock In the o The last iuith.
the Fail Trade hope 10 present such Inducements and nrar
tiunS, will command the attention and custom a the puIlc
Those visiting md ding In tho cii rda invited
eyanlne stock in the IL Eng Table aHl Pocket cut
lc, Guns, Rifles aud Pistols, House Keeping tnus silver aud
Plated Ware, Locks III every kind, Wood nid WILLOW Ware
French Glass oil Carpets oi Shades Window Cornrc, Bands
and Pins, carpenters aud other Mechanics Tools. lldug
Materials Mes and Syringe tarrinsc tlo''s nnl lrs, f
lrcs Hubs and spokes Leather Bands Gum telling md Puck
ing Calf skins aud other Leather shoe Findings, English m
die M sitrus aud filings Crculr and other Saws Chains
Warranted Tiles Farming Utensils, &c, &c Beside de
scrion Of articles not generally found in Hardware establish
meI,ts y NJ. SIMPSON,
Successor 10 simpson " Bro
Del 1o-ds l.nrhhurg Na.
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comprising cNtri hrIItIc IFFthhlhE 10 IIlt
Clothing nd GcntlcMcnS' Furnishing Trade,
Gums, Gunsi, Guns,l,

NJ are in receipt al The nrgosi stock Of GUNS We
w have had the plcasur. ri exhibiting comprising
Of the most celebrated London makers, such Moore
CO.. VIM Grerner, Ben! som Mhnun liusnn Mortimer,
Lewis N Tonnes, lAnging In price ir'u, " Ia flOW.
Aso Nons fasks nrl shot lla- tam, bugs, tnpr Wnds
and thing complete equipment for the Held.
Aso Colfs aud shooters, Aicna smith Wtzsons md
Shnrpu's tallnn piSiuls, s,nglc hHrrcllod fsdiGt
Aso Another stock those c,ehruod uLrs mnuunciur-
cd cxpres for and which have given such universal snils
faction. al aud ~ them. tbllotNS N WILLS,
sept 30 ats ~ Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08

NEGROES FioHrlNa.-Ned Hubbard.and William
Carter, free negroes were found fighting at the
lower end Of Main street. on Sunday morning
and were taken to the Cage-werc released on
promising To appear at the Mayors Office next day.
Hubbard was on hand, according to promise, but
cyrer failed to show his gooi looking face.
warrant was accordingly issued for his apprrhen-
sion, and we presume the gentleman will have 4
hearing this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08

IST arrived from the Northern cities with full STOCK oi
- FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, for gentlemen The
latest aud the fashionable apparel. at tue wt
,,rc,, found AT establishments No US Main Street.
Also large supply of Gents Furnishing Goods which
viii s any this city, Hats Of tue lat
Boots Shoes of all qualities and prices 10 suit Trunks
Umbrellas from the best Eastern factories
exhibition aud Will be sold cheap.
Youths aud Boys CLOTHING IN all styles and qualities
Please call lIir~ y NoWl Mrrri's
and C. Lewis and look for self oar motiu il, has
ever been, selling cheap 10 increase CUSTOM
Manufacturers Farmers will do well to examine stock
offs servants Clothing shoes. Sc, Ne. sept 24-dts.
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Valuable Diamond Mn Property For Sale

IN INTENDI Nc from the city Offer p, ate
Ri. sale, MY RESIDENCE Diamond Ill., together will
the Acres Of Land thereto aarhcdt being the
purchased lay Of Aansln Winsons Trustees This
ronfssdly the most desirable In the city
The house Is Of brick contains II rooms; In In thorough
and has attached all Ouoisrs and nnc Well
The ground perfectly level and Ia In nc state u
cult, alton. To eli, purchasers THIS property nocd, cHerp
lion well the high character of the neiRhhorbot IN
which IL situated, is too we'll known 10 require praise.
The will he reasonable and Time made 10 suit purcns
rrs 9,ltSl {. 4. CDIHOUk.
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DIR. S, Johnson. Dentist.

GA is fully prepared 10 perform all operations pertaining
a Vstto the dental profession In the brst possible
ani fully warranted in ever, respect.
1o,h extracted, b, the ud OF electricity, without pnn the
p?Ntut.
oBcr, opposite Citizens Savings Bank, Mnn street,
I,nehburg Va
!grEnEScr4:- YIN. Owens, NJ. d.. VIM, q. Owens NJ D.. T.
u elmer NJ d., 1hos !. Walker NJ D., John H. Patterson
NJ ~, Alex Tompkins ESQ Sam M''orklc, ESD. John H.
Ior ESQ., q. W. Goctc. 10. John j snah, ESD, H. j. rby
~, Mm T. Yancel, EsI.. John H. lyro", Esq. and H. d.
lL-1nL E.t nnrrlIp Il Lii
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ADVERTISE ! ADVERTISED
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
ATT1E "VIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
Ifyou wish ito prosper, Advertise.

AM AGENT FOR the following papers the line OF rail.
Lynchbug Chattanooga and other places all o.
having large circulation among the people of South
western Virginia and Enst Tennessee
NEW ERA, Floyd O. H. Va VmnINA Ecnn, 'allffX c. H..
Nnm, VA Il Tenn. News, Bristol, Va
WITNESS, Knoxville Tenn. NISpIcAToR I,.I.,r, ro,,,
REGISTER. UNION, ''''''''""
SENTINEL, Rogcsvile, Tenn DEMOCRAT Grecncvle Tenn.
IN1EILiGEscER, Morristown" ADVERTISER Chattanooga,
STAR, t,...u " Posi-, Athens, "
i nTTnsnA1 Liberty Va IsGsTras Salem ya
VISITOR, Maron Va. sTAR& HERALD, thrisiianslg.
W Wn,o. Fneas'le, Va rninon.rn ,y'.n
DrMocRAT, Union, Va. TINES, "' ' ~
EEaIsrrR l,,, ~. ADVOCATE. TazewclC H., Va.
ErrrpICAS N'e' "" SorTiI- EST Giles G. H., Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va. RErrBII An. Winchester, Va.
wishing advertise in OF the above papers Will
find 10 THEIR INTEREST the office the Lynch
burg Virgnian, where contracts VIII be hac ana
advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY
c- will also receive and forward advertising I" any paper
in lie Emitted states A. WADDlII.
sent lists Foreman Nirgninn ofre.
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SOLOAIDN 81 M u SSER,
No. Is9 Main street.

W. are In receipt Of Of GROCERIES,
w DRY GOODS, LIQl OHS, &r., consisting In part, al
Coffee, Crushed Loaf Powdered and New Orleans sugar Of
grades, Lagura, Rio, Java and Mocha Coffee, Sperm
Aaaniine aud Taow Candies Brown and Fancy soaps I"
various brands Sole Leather good and damaged Spices Of
or, kind Cider Vinegar improved young Tyson, old IL
unpowdcr Teas Bacon sides and nice lot Bacon Hams
Marshall Liverpool Salt Cotton Yarns, Ieaksvle fncory all
numbers No lIcrrngs, No. and Mnekerel, old Dominion
Nails Liquors Brandt Of different kinds together with g
cra Staple Dry Goods such No and Osnr
hurgs and beached Shrn2 Linen Lnsey Sheeting,
Heavy Negro Goods single and double width Kentucky Oxford
&c, with large assortment Of Negro Shoes nome man
utacurcd.
Tobacco and farmers III find It to their inter-
rst To call examine stock, 10 which they
sectilly share of the public patronage and their friends
generally. oct Z"-dh
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j. MATTHIAS & co,
No. 90 Main street, E.ynclbhlIrg, vs.

Hs BEG leave To call the attention Of the public TO their
HJnrse and elegant stock Of FALL IL WINTER GOODS,
VE- which will hroI'cn for Inspection, MoSpai next sep
20 consisting IN part large io uf cvc BcaN
and Cloth Cioaks, and handsome Fall Wrappngr, ais
Il variety of handsome Bouurs Miss Hats, thilro's
Hats aud Caps, Ribbons Fluwcr.. Feathers, Touches Head
dresses, Dress aud Mohar Caps Nett tn- aud Golfers Lace
Goods Back Front aud Side Hair Irnids and trr jet
Fancy Hair Pins Combs. brushes soaps Pcmert,
and Hoop skirts, with elegant lot Of fURS from 81 up
$40 sett, with many articles mention. We
feel assured that all in of goods III lind II 10 their advnn-
r 10 call on az Va prepared 10 sell nj very rrhsona
price,
Orders from counr, will receive particular attention.
&c REPAIRING done usual in good style.
lta L NJ &
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CAPTURE of Siayers.

BnsroN. Nov. = Adviccs received from St. He
lena To the 10Th of September, states TINT two sla
had been captured and condemned on III,
Coast of Africa. One was the Stephen d. Town
send, of New Orleans. The other wns unknown
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08
JOHN l.. HAWKINS.
PrOnrittOr Of the city Hotel

EXTENDED moving 10 his plantation this Fall but rrcun
stances prevents lie VII continue until the LIST Of March
which time hs Lease will expire. lie lie thankful 10 the CHI
Iyncburg and the travelling community for their III
eral patronage, mud soics continuation al The lie
pledges himself 10 keep house that shall moi b" second 10
In ely Persons wanting good family single
be furnished. He prepared 10 accommodate all that mas
come, and that Nth the best the market affords
In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08

UNLAWFUL WEApoN.-James. slave to Seth
Wo droof, WAS found having in his possession All
unlawful weapon. in the shape Of huge krlie-
ordered &C lashes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08

free negro charged with stealing jewelry from the
store of Mr.. j. Williams. was tried yesterday be-
fore the Hastings Court, found guilty. and sem
fenced to two years confinement in the Penitcn-
tiary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08

ATTENTION HONE GuArD.-Wc are requested to
state, that meeting Of the Home Guard, will be
held this evening at the room Payne & Black
fords store. for the purpose of electing Officers,
and adopting Constitution and By.sws full
attendance is earnestly desired.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08
DIED.

At Danville, on Friday morning, the clst ult.
of In6ammatory Sore Throat, "LlrrLE SUE sec
ond daughter Of "A. 5. and Emily W. Bufprd, aged
~ months.
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MARRIED.

BY Rev. W. S. Penick, the evening Of the
Goth October, 1859. ut the residence of the late
john ID. Hunt, Esq. DR.. PATRicK d. SrErroE, to
Mss LUCE G. CLEMENT, all Of Pttsylvania coun-
ty, Va.
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TOILET ARTICT.ES

M have hand Soaps, Powder Puff and Pn~dr
w Elegant Extracts. Hair Oils Hair Brushes Tooth Brns
Tooth Paste. Combs, of every description and Fancy q" -
treat varieties 10 which invite the attention OF the la',
l.. A. * T. KlNSEl,
3--lt4. Ih6. Main Street.
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retiring from the concern OF GNss Rhine, lbeg leave to
tender /" friends and the public sincere thanks for the
with it, and respectfully resest that then favor DO
extended 10 the concern which, am will In every
merit 10. IOct 23-dsl CUAs. j. EAINE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08

SHOOTING PisroL. Nelson, slave to Jes-rc
Hare, for shooting pistol on one of the back
streets, Sunday afternoon, was ordered SO lashes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08

New York. My. The u. $. Steamer
Brooklyn, sailed odny for Vera Cruz with the
Hon Robert NJ Mcianc, Minister to Mexico
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08

Toll GAruERER-Mr. Geo II. Edmunds who has
has filled the post of tollgather at Gate No. /.
on the Lynchburg & Salem Turnpike, for several
wears past has resigned his Office, and MIR. Lewis
Dowdy appointed succeed him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08
THE OLD STONE MANSION

TRNllE "oLu >SsoS" Is J- Ia hand and something
entirely It comes with list of recommendations
from throughout the country Yard long and all
,iursug best c of American society publish
ci for many Years H. G. VICTOR,
1-its iba Main Street.
Orange & Alexandria r. r. Company
M liz THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of this
fgcE Company will bc held NJ the ONCE Of the Company
la Alexandria Tn the Sd day Of November next.
oct Id JAMES H. REID. tIcrkf
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u
nN the 20h inst the interest Of Mir John Staples decd
III. Of staples, Martin K Co., rcascI The bust
the will be conducted under the style of STA
PIES MARTIN a. POWERS al the old aud convenient slnnd
Of Staples Martin Cos opposite the Nn. Tenn Railroad
Depot where shall be glad to and wait all who
favor us with n call THOMAS STAPLES,
JOHN =. MAETIN,
D. r. POWERS.
e-A full supply Of awayr lntud nj low
nrices GO ~ dis
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dissolution.
NJ ew COncer I'm

N W Z II G n
AN the LIST OF January next the Of the
will he In the mearimc the House will be-
conducted undersigned and hopes his friends and the
uc will continue TO extend h 1.-THE very liberal patronage
which long enjoyed Every onwl paid customers
of the finest and mos, complete assorments of goods
in Virginia will be sold upon accommodating terms
X. H. GLASS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08

VNANCY CABA1. Work Boxes, Money Bags Portmonaies,
French Morocco Travelling Bags s0me very fne) fresh
and supply Of CHINA Ornaments, Just received at
l.. A. d 7. KINSEY'S,
nov 3-ds 1855 Main Street
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LADD, WEBSTER &C. CO.,
MANUFACTURERS or
Improved Tight Stitch Sewing Machines
"a. F,,,iy;,s and Manufacturing Establishments.

yIE Propretors these Machines claim and are
cufe in he 6ssf ma any and al kndsW aeedtecork
Combining as they do all the improvements which
has 70 be requisite the perfection OF the Sewing Ma
chimes they commend themselves to the public as me snps'
and most reliable in the market and adare 70 e'
rv bauch OF industry which the needle is required
THEY will stitch hem fell, bind and gather hey MAKE
strong steh that cannot be raveled or pulled %
beautiful uniform alike both sides OF the Work,
without forming ridges underneath ,., ,
The Machines great strength, are Pcfiec! shc anu
the management of them easily acquired -
~ nv snoo of cotton thread sit may he used "how re-
ndnc Tbey are R0ssless IN their operao ana ~"
,rs0r Loroer than any other sewing Machine eXtani.
let Msnuscurers Piantes Farmers Housekeeper or any
In az arch Instrument TO execute any 6snd
Of Ssri0 ao,r by machinery MAKE sure Me
Sest by examining ours before purchasing
Samnles Of work sent by mail r ,,,, .
AtCorlninia.na iia' NA ' Richmond, Va.
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GENTS GOODS.--FALT

GENTS GOODS.,-FAII,1 1892, =, .
TgyIIk subscriber has received his FALL AND WINTER
GOODS consisting OF a full line Of Baek and CoioreI
Cp;hs from medium 10 the finest; hest Doe skins plain AMI
corded. Black lssimc: best fancy French Cnsmtrs Vel
W, and SIX Neslngs. &c NIL the styles of Buttons
Dress Coats Business Suits and Vsss; and is prepared, with
The In the city, MAKE ANY garment to order
oct 5-difts WM L. PAGE
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+ q Il S A l. T.

Engine and BOfIer and Two-dlroe WaPo ns
WILL seii q bargain In Engine and Boiler and Two
Horse Wagons. The Engine is about siXcen-lo power
and Of HE best In this place. The Wagons
made by Of the best makers Apply at 18 Main Street
oct 1T-dsAelawis GEO ID. DAVIS.
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Only Fifty Dollars!


I)ARPHOLFs LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES,
making perfect smooth stitch both sides reduced
Ia go. oct i5-difsl WIN. l.. FACE
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GANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
Compounded Entirely from Gums.

Compounded Entirely from Gums,
one Of the PURaATiyE LIvER MEDICINES before
These GUM remove all Only one do-c immediatciy
stem, supplying In their often repeated
place healthy aow of bile, for cnoIEHA M0RBus, aud u
lnyigorating the stomach, preventive of CHOLERA.
causing FOOD I" digest we'll Only bottle Ia needed
fNghfls0 TUE hLoopkHis - to throw out Of the system
tone and health to the whole medicine aler
s @nsa" 8" Tic ii%ss ""s .SH"I.
/ nv rnh,eh cure. - DICE removes all snlowness
h,LIn - or unnatural color rom the
nm! what Is better prevent, = ,kin
~. ,", ,o,a"rain, ~ " ~ One dose taken a sI,or
ona J,,s" nlar enny 4. fsN time before eating give
Sufficient 10 relieve the stom Mgor :" inc "leu.e ana
rom rs,r AM, souriny ~ One dosc often repeated,
Only dose taken be- Il. wo. ,rm wIs ~
fore retiring prevents NIGHT - ana nv , ~" ~ Nh
,niv ana dose taken Mt ~ almost % the dose
,,gtt' lons.ns The bowels - A few bottles will euro
gently, and cures eosr,E sorn,. W '"'s "e M
one dose taken amer each We take pleasure In re-
meal will cure DYSPEPSIA. commencing this medicine
dose Of tive teaspoons as preventive for YRvkx
ul will always relieve SICK AND Adur, emil rEvKR an
opernes with certainty and thousands willing testify
All who use are giving their unanimous testimony In liz
NJ ,ea,er IN the mouth ~i he AnrgoraOr. and s,Oaioe
PRICE, osE DOLLAR PER RorrLE.
pI. sAXFoRD, rrop,is,os,
Retacd BY ali Druggist. Sold, also, BY T. sr.r, ". A.
march 5,--dAcfy y
Closing Accounts.
LII accounts due The late Hrm OF ilass Rane 10 The
IN lnt day Of July 1852 will In few days he placed In
han's Of collector and prompt payment will he required All
made since that Except hosc which ther
Oct sadt. :, 80 ~ - ,' II. II. GLASS
Fifty Farms for Sale.
HAVE The above number OF FARMS for sale located In
different parts the stale. wishing will
please call and examine Register Once, No II Bridge st.
no, Acts L. WILKES, General Land Agent
OFFICE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK, /
TYNouBRUG, NOVEMBER Z, 1850.
fSlIE meetings Of this will held
. the office of j. ii. Robinson.
Discount dny--W EpNEsDAY Paper intended for discount
must be offered ON TUESDAY before 3 o'clock.
The Stockholders requested To In their hrsst install
mcns Immediately, To j. s. Cowan al the Exchange Bank
BY order ot the Board VAN TALlAFERRO, Secy.
10y. TT
L.'AEMER'S AND PLANTERS Observation-Disclosures
viii be nm exhibition in THIS ely on the 4 Thursday In No
senbor of fni cae sheep poultry produce and vegetables
The exhibition be held Liberty NArc-H the
10 be conducted by John y. hawkins
The objects the exhibition improve this
well accommodate the Farmers and Planters which I'd
Of the latter In this vicinity invited to contribute pro-
ducons Amer the exhibition and sale there win be meeting
OF Planters ut the City HOTEL for the purpose organixsoo
the organization to be styled the Farmers and Planters
eiaion s...t. sl nov, 9-ta
=
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BARLEYcoRx.-Ge"rge Early, free negro en-
ployed on the Lynchburg and Abingdon Tee-
graph line, was found drunk, Sunday afternoon
on jefferson street. The Mayor fined him five
dollars.
Bob slave to the estate IF w. Galloway. and
hired to frederick McGowen. found drunk be
having dsorderly, and smoking. on Jefferson ST..
Sunday afternoon, was ordered 20 lashes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08

Patrick Dillon, freshman, and hailing from Nell
son county was found lying on the street Sunday
night insensible and help the result OF the
excessive use of the ardent. On hs promising 10
leave town Immediately, he was discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08

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