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Gums, Gnnsti Gunsttl

AlrE receipt 81 The largest stock of GUNS We
w have hni the pleasure ot exhibiting. comprising
celebrated London makers, such Moore "
Co., Wn. Grcenor cntly Manon, lluron Mortimer,
lowisS Ton,s ranging in prhe from ~ 10 AlOo
Also, bixons lasks and shot Gags Game Bugs Caps, Winds
and thing Ia complete cun, nj for the Held
Ats, Gul's and si,ocrs. Aliens, smith Nelson's and
ShArle's Saloon PISTOLS, sugc bnrr,lled Pistols
Ats. Another stock osc celebrated RtrLra manufacture
ed expressly rs. aud which have such universal salts
faction Gan nni sect them. tuLllotkS " WILLS,
sept Jnlts ~ Mnn Street.
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New Fall Stock

Est arrived from the Northern cities with full stock Of
81 FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, for gentlemen TIN
latest syles the most fashionable apparel, at the lowest
,Hcts found establishment, NJ 3 Main Street
lJs. large supply of Gents Furnishing Goods which
viii sch lower any other house this city, Hats Of the lat
Styles oos Shoes Of all qualities aud prices suit IrunL,
Na>,s Umbrellas from the best Eastern factories
cxh !,iton and viii be sold cheap.
Nnnlhs and Bows CLoTmIsG in all styles and qualities.
peus, call lIIRs STRAUsgs between Nowl in Murrls
mud A. Lewis and look for your self Our motto is, has
ever b,en, selling cheap 10 increase CUSTOM
and Farmers i'll do we'll examine stock
Of servants Clothing, shoes, &C., tSc. sept 2i-dts
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j. MATTHIAS e. Co.
w 81 Main street. LYRC slhgarg. va.

Er, BEG leave 10 call the attention Of the public 10 their
& jlargr and elegant stock Of FA IL WINTER GOODS
O which will he open for inspection, MoSDAY next, sep
iember consisting in part of large l 81 Nei,e BN
ar and Cloth Cuaks and very handsome Fail Wraprgs, also
great variety of handsome Bonncs Miss Hats. Children
Hats Caps, Ribbons Flowers, Feathers k"uchcs Head
Dresses Dress Moair Caps Nett Gaps and Golfers Lace
Goods Back Side Hair Brads aud tues jet Ornn
mens Fancy Hair Pins Combs, Brushes. soaps Prrfumor,
md Ioop skirts with elegant lot of Ft~, from ~
$40 set many articles numerous 10 mcnii"n We
assured that all in want Of goods will find !" their 'a
tace to call prepared to sci nj reasonable
prices. "a. It,,
ey- REPAIRING done Us usual in good style
23-ds y. NJ " W
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Ngw PERIODICAL AND NEWSPAPER DEror.-lt
will be seen, from his advertisement. Published
in another column, that Mr.. j. J. Creed has omen
ed Periodical and Newspaper Depot, Mt No. lob,
Main Street. Mr. C. is a young gentleman Of in
tcllirencc and business tact. and has had consd
cradle experience in this trade, having been emf
Moved for several years past. in extensive pub
fishing houses in New York city. lie will keen
constantly ON hand all the new publications, as
they appear, and will be in daily receipt of the
different Northern newspapers, and magazines
ISnchburg is amply able to sustain two establish
mens of this character. and we bcspeak for Messrs
Creed and Victor, a patronage commensurate with
their enterprise and deserts.
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MARRIED.

on Wednesday evening. the 10Th of October
ie29, by Rev. John Bowman, MR. CALEB ANGLE
TO Miss LAviNA H.. daughter Of Col. Peter Angle
all of Franklin county, Va.
:, oa wednesday evening. al Nav. bv Rev A.
Ent a W, Mr.. ALkxANDER MeDAS,RL to Miss SAL
LIZ D., daughter OF Caleb d. Parker, Esq, all of
Bedford Co., Va.
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a6 OS SAfuRpAi, The 10Th lnri ~ - o'clock, NJ, viii
S,6% public auction, in front of the Market Hon,c,
49, WponAM the residence oi the late Christopher Win
free with Acres u Land The place pleasant! situated
mlc Iynclur" About third nf the land Is In hut
her II very ,srtc coun! residence, AMI Will MAKE hh
excellent lair, 4, Garden farm.
Al thr All he sold 100 Acres Of 1imbcrta Land
\ opportunity Ia offered 10
III rsous wishing Hire wood the city II Is thought
In, land will yield from 80 To Gn cords per
Some beautiful Building Lots the city, will be offered nj
the time
TrEus-, r,ls of T. Il and Is months Bonds with APPROX
security required aud the little retained until the last pay
Iens made &. V. WINFkEE,
, Executor of &. WnIicr, dcr'd
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ADVERTISE ADVERTISE
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
AT THE "VIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
IfYou wish to prosper. Advertise.

AM AGENT FOR the following papers the line Of rail
road nehburg Chattanooga and other places all Of
them having lar,r circulation among The people ut South
western Virginia and East Tennessee.
NEW ERA, Floyd g. H., Va. VIRGINIA Ecno, Halifax {. H.
WmG, Wax Tenn. NEWS Bristol, Va
REGISTER, USIoS, ' '
SENTINEL Eogcrsvie Tenn DEMO. Gr,ency lie Tenn.
INTELLiGE MorrsOwn" ADVERTISER, Chattanooga,
STAR, ttox,,,,o, Posi-. Athens,
GAZETTE, I s' " nrN"'E>r, Abingdon Va
iasn,sE Liberty, Va. r sSSrns salcm Va
VISITOR, Marion, Va. STAR ~ llERALp thrisliansi''g
W Ws' Fincase Va r s.ntr 1'' - M
DEMocRAr, Union, Va TINES, wan "
Ey,,srrn jn,, -. Apvoc ATE. Tuzew eli &. H., Il.
EErrBIIcAS pah'hc w. SouTn- Giles &. H., Va.
SENTINEL Alexandria. Va. EPUBLIc Winchester Va.
Perssns wishing To advertise i'm oil the above papers Will
find IL 10 THEIR office The In c
Nirgnian, viii he
nd ertis FoR
eD will also receive and forward advertising To any paper
in the United satea A. WADDl-I.
Foreman Nrsinan Office.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, ut his residence in Washington county
Va, on the 18th Of October. Dir. JAMES NJ. JoxEs
DIR. Jones.. was q native OF Bedford county, Va,
but tor twelve years prior to his removal to this
county, was q resident Of Botetourt county, Va,
where he was engaged in merchandising
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DR.. S. Johnson. Dentist,

Egn Is fully prepared Ia perform all operations pertaining
q fTtto the dental profession III the best possible MANNER
aIi fully warranted ~ every respect.
Teeth extracted, by the aid Of electricity without pain to HE
patient.
~ Office opposite Cilzrns' savings Bank, MIin Street
] nc.hurg Va.
t;ltfRGScEs:--Wm. Owens NJ D.. Vim. o. owens, VI. u, T.
H. lncr NJ d., Thos. /. Walker w. d., John H. Patterson,
H. ", Alex f"npkins, IsI., SAINT t"rke, Esd John H.
&c., sl q. W locke, Esq, John J. Smith, ESQ j. j. lry,
J~l YIN T. Nanecy Esq. John H. Tyrcc. Esl, aud H. u.
llluI. Innreh 25dlyif
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-H--- ...E.>1r,,e, nnnnS -EAIL, 1859.

GENTS GOOD v.SS Ii, rAll. lAiSb s22RiSrrn
VIE .ons,sins of a full line Of Black az n"i.I
ohs rom medium the finest best DO, 1snI s. Vel
eios, ,a.t Cassmers fancy French .ass,ns,s a.
so, nd sTk Vesngs &C.. all the newest s'y's W with
Dress Coats business Suits and Vests; ana Is 10 order
the heat workmen IN inc ci''' " ~ WIN. l. PAGE
I6-.in
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Singers Sewing Machines.


~ EEAT is always the most conclusive proof Of great
before the public comparable Singers Sewing Machines
After establishing the highest reputation in the United States
they were exhibited at the late Exposition Uniyersele" In
France where they carried OF The highest premium; and n
mandatory them has been built in Paris.
In every industry hicl sewing II be done
machines lie used with immense profit As the speed
Of ay train Is to travelling foot Is sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand-sewng No tailor,
dresmaker carriage trimmer saddr halter &e
&c should without The profit Of using OF
machines regularly employed Is Ono Thousand Dollars
year In all private families where there much sewing to
be done machines invaluable assistance Planters
able These machines simple IL their construction and
very strong Durable being the only kind of Sewing Ma
chine made by which of work. coarse or hne
cond be pcrecty Thousands and worth
less Sewing Machines have been made and sold under various
Names Singers Machines alone been found
where TO satisfy the wants OF the people
Plain printed instructions for using with enei
chine from any readily acquire the art of
gng The machines packed securely 10 go 70 any
pa of world To all persons desiring particular In
formation will application b, letter at either Of our off,
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine interest
'' In. SINGER h CO.,
Principal Oace, No 1928 Broadway New York.
BgAscH OrPcEs-No IT Hanover s., Boston, No. 81 Chap
Il ST. New Haven, Ct: Glovcrvie N Y; No. ga Broad ST.
Newark N j.; No AZ Chestnut St. Philadelphia No. 105 Bal
oro St. Baltimore No. 80 Westminster ST. Providence, r.
L. No East ST., Cincinnati: No. e. North 9Th 6t, 81
Louis No. I'll ST. Charles ST., New Orleans No. 20 DauPhin ST.
Mobile. ldec 24-ddctAl
100 PAIR Extra Heavy Brogans for sale BY
0..tz M n
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Noxu COncorn

N CIV = . y - oroorn
AN the lat OF January next the name ~ te new conce,h
I will he announced In the meantime the HOUSE WIZ pc
conducted by the undersigned and he hopes his tds anu
, will continue TO extend the very liberal patronage
which bas long enjoyed Every attentonwi be lm'n
and one Of the and most complete nssornes III s"'
IN 'HgmA WIN w WIN r L. II. GLASS.
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A Gard. Removal.

NJ III ,w o hnsing larger honsc md opc IN more
" central position, HE undersigned will RtMoNr his "i
Hardware, 'ulcy. Guns. &c 10 the STORE HOUSE, NJ" liJ
MAIN STEl.EI formerly knows IA HdaceyS," drecily ~"
lo-c the Farmers md Virginia Banks Which being
hd up In an elegant manner, express, for The PURPOSE, and
viii lie occupied the 18th of D,foBrR 500. Having made
additions h stock In The OF tho last month";
tn FAN Trade rc 10 present such induce and ntirnc
viii command the attention and custom al the public
lhoSr visiting anil residing in the city cordially invited 10
i stock Ia the 81 English Table md Pocket Cut
lrr' Gu- ip+ aud Pistols House ping t.uo- iy, and
IIa'yd Ware I.orks Of every kind Woo" md Willow Wnrc,
Ir.nch Ga--, Oh Carpets oil Shndc Window tornne Bands
Pins Iapcntrr- aud other Mechanics Tools building
Materials ANlcs and springs, Carriage Cloths and nccs Eel
Io,s lul and Sprkc Lrncr Bands, Gum cing and Pack
ing. Call Skins aud other Leather shoe Findings English lirI.
die Bits Sruls aud Filings Circular and other saws Chains,
Warranted Files. Farming Utensils Ike, dc. Beside de
scrptn of articles not generally found In Hardware establish
meats. =. NJ SIMPSON,
Successor 10 simpson y bro,
oct l0d,s l..hehhurg, Va
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Markets

New York, Nov 5.--cotton firm. and sales of
Corn heavy, Yellow 81. Mess Pork declined Sc.
and unchanged
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Flour heavy. and no tuy-
ers over S5l. Wheat dsil and unchanged. Cora
very dull Provisions quiet.
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FREIGHT TaADE.-There was received at the
Depot Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad ~
loaded cars. consisting of the following: Wheat
1850 bushels; Flour 264 barrels; Stock 5000
mounds: Miscellaneous 420 900 pounds; Coal co.
ono bushels. There were II loaded cars sent West
this morning,
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JOHN l.. HAWKINS,
Hprnnrtafn,. Af tho d'kfN Hate

INTENDED moving 10 his plantation this FAIL but clrruu
L He will continue until the LIST Of March,
which time his lease will expire lie is thankful H. c
of 1ynehbnr- and the travelling community for h, lib
rral and olcils continuation Of the He
pledges himself 10 keep house that shall not be second
in Persons wanting good family single
he furnished lie prepared To- accommodate all ha may
come and that " h tie hest The market affords.
utkI-
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CANDIDATES Fer OFFICE.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE

ndS- To THE VoTERs OF THE Cry OF LyxcHBrKs:
announce myself candidate for the State Commits
soner for this CITY, Election, 7ih of November next.
oct 14-didofes WM. u. TIlRPIN.
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Dissolution.

yx1uF heretofore existing under tie s'yc aud
firm Of Glass kane this day dis-oNti by mnln r',
sen Mr Paine reres from the All PERSONS nay g
Claims against the firm please present them MI Glass r
axent and ali persons indebted to the firm VIII make pay
mcnt TO him, or his authorized agents - n or ,cs
o o,, ,s.o CIIAS. j. RAlNE.
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SENT OS.-Spott Rider and Benjamin Akers.
charged with stealing cabbage from the garden of
Mr.. J J Irby, had an examination before the
Wayor on Saturday, and were both ordered to be
sent on to answer an indictment of the Grand Ju-
~ Mt the March Term of Hastings Court.
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retiring from the concern Of G,ass a l for The
tender 70 my friends and the public my sss g INV long
with il and respectfully request that ther iav"l DC
EXTENDED 70 Tue II" Let * Sts1 tTIAS J. RAINE.
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Available Farm In Market.

IN OFFER for sale, i, very desirable FARM on which
SN reside, living in the bend of Wutauga River Washing
-~- Ion county. Tenn, 3 miles from Carter Depot, ti"
Tenn. Va. Railroad situated in good ncghboroud
nicnt churches mills containing 400 Acres, nlou
81 AIRED, and great deal which is IN Meadow. Tho
PROV good Brick Dwelling House, with ruon-
Barn and other necessary Houses There Ia large fr
Orchard the place, aud within half mile l. excellent
Chalyb Spring The river affords abundance of I'm di
Persons wishing purchase land in this section would do NJ"
call and bcre buying, am determined 10 sell, and
will give great bargain.
There adjoining Farm of 800 Acres which can be bought
good terms.
Ny address is Wnaugn Bend, Washington county. Team
act iIcawts MATTHEW AIkEN.
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FOR S IL f,
x,,na aud boiler and 2 fwc-aorse wagons.
WILL sell Engine and Hoer sna now.r
nolse h hest in this place The Wagons are new an"
madc by one o ie "o'' N GEO. ID. DAVIS.
Ii.dts -
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Mai. WILLIAM LAcxEY. of ltockbridge. who lett
inns place few days ugo, on his selurn to hls
n'"e near Lexingtifn, via Luxembourg. died before
nc rachel his destination. Maj. l.. had been IN
Dad health for some twelve months past. but we
understand thnt the Immediate cause OF his death
was "sansnge.' Of which he made q hearty meal
s"'en induced mn attack Of vramp in the stomach
VT the effects If which he never recovered
Inc deceased was highly respected in the com'nu-
my IN which 10 lived and AT the time OF hl- death
"M an acting Justice Of the Peace for Rockbr'dge
.ounty.-Bedtord Sentinel
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c,ryAND STATE AFFAIRS.

LyscHpcRa ClRcrlr Cousr.-Saturday NOV. o.
The trial Of Edward North, charged with snoot-
T..n.;, G,slsey, was concluded. The jury
l ns verdict Of acquittsl. No other bust
..a,s If i'm portnnee was transacted.
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From Charlostown

CHARLEsrowS. Nov. 5.--Shiolds Green was
yesterday found guilty of murder, Copeland, mu
lnttp. is II ! on trial.
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EnSNcg cABAI. Work Boxes Money Bags, Portmonaies,
and Morocco Travelling Bags (some very nneO reSi
II! Of China Ornaments just received ~ r,,,,
r,rs L. A. & T. KINSEYS,
-" S1is t56 Main Street,
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
Surrender of Another Harper's Ferry Flu
gitive.

CARLISLE. Pa. Nov. 5.--l1axle,t alias Harr; :
son, was surrendered to-day Ia the Virginia author
itics On tho requsiton oft;ov Wise. and left hero
this afternoon for Charlestown vim Chambersburg.
He is Of the llarpers Ferry insurrectionis,s,
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VIOtHIuE dHUWHENHSHH WI ts"s"N wv
the ln.st approve styles md materials Deter
mined the Wide spread and favorable reputation "i
our Embellishments spared pains secure excellence
every department. and provide for the wants at all classes
of customers,
The annexed list hut upcrCecy indicates the variety OF our
rAL H. Idea which only be obtained by ga
animation; Best quality French medium aud low prices broad
Cloth Cloth Coats always heretofore having akth
lead IN Me- H. nnI general peticc"n Will bc found 10
srpnss pdse those sold b, In former Seasons Choice
sts taSsnrre suits, tanis, farrrs Riding
tunts Mm tonrss over toais Victor Emanuel
Black Fancy Pants Vests In the great
variety nIaiotu French luk Shirts large nock nj
ways hand. ,Shrs made I" or. when prchrreo com.
Mems Under Wear best make aud material,
ra,atn soa Beaufort EiuN, Moniaamhert, Garihall, nnd
other new sly Ties dcutlemcns Shn aud oing blank
i, Rnie Rings tln,"s XIII Cali WASH Norwh, tassinef.,
Thread lie G,un- Mountain luck, aud other s.asonabo
Gloves Packet Ilan,Lt hic, Snck- Dressing Robes &c &c.
BURROUGHS, SiiAFIR \ co.
at. lni Nam street
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Split Bottom Chairs! Split Bottom Chairs!!
"oI.D NlEGINSY NEVER TIRE"
NUMEROUS enquiries having been made fur SPLIT noTToA
~ oHAIns, furnish neat and superior article, aI
reasonable prices, the old stand joS |. WINSTON,
sept 9d. No. 40 Mnin ST. nplstt the Noryel House
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IIoisToN CoNrERENcE.-As considerable por-
ti<n of South Western Virginia is embraced with
in the bounds Of this Conference we presume ma
nv of our readers in that section Of the State will
feel an interest in the doings Of the body. We
are Indebted to the Abingdon T@giaidn for the
sutjoined:
This body, which convened in this town On
II ednesday the Goth ult, I'D burned on WedncS-
day last, the ID inst, the session embracing eight
dnys There was m unusually full attendance,
and very large amount of business transacted.
The venerable Bishop Early. with his tall erect
form and snow white locks. presided with much
dignity, Int with pcrhaps, q Little more austerty
than sat we'll upon the stomachs OF some OF the
members Of Conference. Ills austerty, however,
ia not ms austtre as it seems, but rather the bust
ness habits of the man. He is ardent and ener-
,,etic and DISPATCHES business with great prompt
ness and CELEBRITY. Some think he ought 10 be a
little more nrhane aud ronciliatory, but he thinks
differently and goes ahead.
There were some able men in attendance, among
them, Rev. Dr.. Schon, IF Louisville. KY. DR..
TAYLOR, missionary from China, DIR. McTier. ed
jtor Of the Nashville Christian Advocate, and Jro
Hank, of Western Virginia Conference. We men,
tion the gentlemen above named, not because they
were sunerior to others, but because they were
not members of Conference and were strangers
among US.
The preaching throughout the entire Confer
cnre was go,d and well attended In fact great
mutudcs Tucked TO the Churches and if no very
great amount of visible immediate good was done,
much bread was east upon the waters. Large col
ections we're made in b half of Sabbath Schools
and Domestic Missions, and all business harmo-
niousv transacted
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ShanNc.
AN the Goth Inst the interest of Mr. john Gnpea decd In
the Of Staples, Martin Co., ceased The bns
In the future will be conducted under the stjlc Of STA
PIES MAETlN 4 POWERS, nj the old md convenient stand
Of staples Martin Co.. opposite the Va Tenn Railroad
Depot where shall be glad TO and wait NIL who
favor with Il call. THOMAS STAPLES,
JOHN :. MARrIN
D. r. POWERS.
7. S-A full supply OF always hand Mt low
prices. oct 22dts
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SALrs OF BEDFORD LANDS A tract of lund. con
tanning about ZIG acres. and lying in the neigh
b,lhoml of Bunkers Hill, in this unity. some SIX
miles south If Lii erty. was sold. Mt private sale.
lew days since, ly Sir. A. i. Ferguson. of this
place. for the snug .rm If $500, per ncrc-ag-
gregata. $1,000. Purchased hy David j. Wells,
Es1. This don't lock much like "hard times"
Ell!
Ths tract nf Land, some time aimee advertised
by I. NJ Saunders. was sold an the 22d OF Octo-
her, for $1,000 per acre. This tract il about ten
miles south of Liberty aud contains about 400
acres Purchased by Geo. johnson, Esq.
And, on the Goth # October. the tract of Ian |
advertised by H. C. Dickinson and G. I. Qnarle*,
Trustees, was sold under trust deed executed by
:. II, Qnarlcs. FIR SOS .95, per acre. This land
lies some twelve miles south from Liberty, and
contains upwards of 400 acres. Purchased by y.
u. Meade; Esd Sentinel
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Htsy- We are authorized to announce WARNER
p JONES, ESQ., candidate for tho Cekship of the C"un-
ty Court of Campbell county, sept lii8ctlofr
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S6Wluk pUx1Gul1lCe.
AIDES wishing MachIe TO do SKRvAsTs COARSE CLornYs
WE'LL A. r,.,n OWN ZINE wpaK would DO well to exam
49, $50 and $s5 The following certificate rom well
Tailor In this county, who only had about 20 minutes
instruction this Machine:
LEnvuLx, Campbsl county. Va. June 18Th. 1859
Ma WIN. L. PAaE:--I well pleased with Barhon's Sew
ing Machine would exchange Il for have
And dicuy In operating with on any kind Of clol
the tickes Cashmere 70 tho finest Linen Wehayemade
pair Of TowLneu pants for scyants have
and operated six seven different kinds Of Sewing
Machines Bartos and singers ART the only Machines
that would recommend any psrssn 2 buy They are The only
cheapest machue. 1t 10 simple In construction
likely TO get out Of order. Almost
Barthos operate and Singers
that worked last year give Bashofs the preisrence
Respectfully yours &c, CAROLUS g. TERRY.
RS find difficulty getting my wife to work Bsr
ihofs Machine. They that something great onght 70 be
the that vented Sewing Machines With the su
Tie and Lock Stitch. bJune fs-difsl q. u. T..
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EsSy- To THE VOTERS OF THE CouNrY or CANP
Cry IL announce myself
,iac for the Cerkship of the County Court oi tamb"l
sept 1+dtdofe tho. l.. AEEiNGTON.
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Ia We are authorized to announce GRAN
WILLIE JORDAN candidate for State Commissioner Of the
Revenue for this district. ll.hIoE.
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1UU nov 8.dts NJ. HoLf.INS co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07

Closing Accounts.
Ii accounts nIc of Glass " Rane up 10 tho
n day of July i,. WILL in few days, be placed In the
lands Of 4 collector and prompt payment will be required All
made time except those about which Their
" special ngreemenD will run the usual time.
nrt bg-dts r. IT, GLASS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07
18th Serni-Annual Card.

TBNllE subscribers invite thu attention o their numerous rhs'
TONERS and thu pnlc gneral I. Their offensive end COM
pctc stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, now In STORE
comprising every article pertaining IL the
flAt nj nor N nd f. A ut inmn nSs Furnishing Trade.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07

Reay-We are authorized to announce X. f.. MAN
SON Es candidate for the Clcrkship OF te County C"ur,
of tamplel county SEPT li-itiote