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Letween the DeputS the Route = - ~ " '''"se
passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on tG Say steamers and privileged lav orer at 6
at any point, and resume their trip BY daylight 's''
RS-PARTICuIAR NOTICE-PassengeTsf from New, yorr
anu llladephia by this Line will have Their bsgaogs
Checked from those cities 10 BAY BOA1S f,,,
will be checked to different points South onl whence II
FOR further information and Through TicLets ,,ti.t 90
good by the Fay or Mail Line,l applyfn NEW YORK ~ ~
G"mriny Olhce, Great southern Railroad Cffce arssT
fely bulidgS, foot OF CORTLAND streeto nj No sd "a
way corner OF Barclay street, above the Asor Hons
fearce, Agent In PHILADELPHIA at the C0n,na,,,,gs
Office, n W corner of Sixth and Chestnut stnif~S
az NE depot, Broad and Prime streets And in 4fTT
AiVlNf at le Olhce Baltimore Steam Packet ComnanU loot
OF mon Dock, or on board the Bay Steamers ''O'
me large ana commodiOus and beautiful stsar,ars
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, repIete with gvsr @
Iort and convenience, have been added to the Lin TI
ne being now composed Of the splendid steamers I0TTST
HMA, capt o. W Russell and ADELAIDE, CAPTAIN las
modations. INNS "''' "eI'h accom-
Inc Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave the Comma
~ "G G MIN DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET
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dr. NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
~ - - TRANSPORTATION line "

- TRANSPORTATION LINE,
TNTAND-Thr0ugh the Delaware and Rartan ,sra
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals '' anu
For the conveyance of Merchandise, Produce pooIo
Horses Carriages, Furniture and Goods of All sorts ages
low 1870 81 very
Through between New York and BoItir,o -,
anshpmen in 30 hours in Iron Steamers viz without
tight compartments. N'S' Win water
FOR NEW loRkTA Steamboat leaves Baltimora for
times per week from NO Light street wharf ouf
FPR3M NEW 1oKh-Steamboat leaves in Ike manner
No l.. H'hi NOrth RIVER fle'
Goods destined for places beyond Baltore r New York
commission Wv" e-iree OF an ohdise' 'oi
70 Mark Goods destined for this RouInland Propeller
Line -N 'o ui's IouV1 ''''a''N ''F''''i
me a1ey regularity and dispatch OF this Line together
with the moderate charged commend it to the public
Freight J. A. SHRIV Err Agent,
M Light street wharf, Baltimore
W DAIZELI, Agent
Pier I North Diver
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Slr FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
AhEasaszsSzzssA The steamer VIRGINIA, Capt N. Fa
''' 's''SI Bi' P!SHfG AND pREpERIcKsBrRG

EszsT- FOR FREDERICKSBURG. VA.
seA.sSS4-eSsza The steamer WNI SEIDEN " p Eiran
Gdpt VII resume her route to Fredericksburg and land
Tr I + FOOT OF SOUTH STREET on
viii IT, February ed, at O'clock p NJ Returning
81 nye rederlckSburg at o'clock FRIDAY MORNING
9n Ei continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY
anu lcksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the
reght oil every description taken at low rates Horses
1870 ana Live Stock generally, handled with care, and
comfortably accommodated. Through Goods puncuaiy
received
aFor information, freight passage apply in Ra,mors
at her office, los SOUTH STREET, on board the Boat
Agents in Frederick shurp
h.l2-tf ADAMS 4 FRENCH
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It, OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
vts55SRssasSs--l< STEAM TUG COMPANY
THE Companys boats having been put in complete rnpins
prepared to execute
and harhor towing at the shortest notice ~ " ''''
The COmpany's Boats follows
Steamer TlGRESS, Captain Luke League
Steamer IlONESS, Captain A. f. League
The commanders experienced masters and every pua
antee given for the safety Of vessels in their charge Tn
rates OF towage VIII be made reasonable For further nfor
nation apply to the Captains board or of the agent
$500. WIN. H. BOLTON,
lalS-u No. 81 ". Pratt street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

MrAr> COUGHS Colds. Bronchitis, AstimaC ronI' "h"or,
W ing Cough Diseases Of the Throat am liss, an
Pulmonary -cyerest type. quickly cured by
that long faithful remedy d. WsrAks BALsAa OF
WILD GnEREY. ,,. , .
SAYS II weknown Editer:-" This IL truly Bnsam ana a
blessing n,als II contains the pure balsanc principle OF
Cherry, balsamic properties Of tar ana OF pine us
Ingredients which mingled after the true principle OF c'
sy all balsamc aud therefore is safe ana sure III ehocl
blsamic influence though charmed away fr"Da-
medicine attained extended sale or accom-
pllshed much good as this renowned Balsam"
CAssviLLE, GA, February 60 1880.
MEssRs SETH W FowIE Co., Boston, Mass,tienleinen:
Of Travelling Agent, give you stale
Of my experience in the Of Dr. Wsars Baisam OF
Wild Cherry using for two years In family,
Colds Coughs and have found 1t the most chcaeous
remedy that have tried
For ou9hs md Colds in children know Il to be excel
lent medium. Respectfully yours, : -
JOHN H. RICE.
The - nnne article niways has the written signature Of l.
BuTs wrapper an is for safe b! all respectable Drug
gists everywhere
Prepared by =. W FOWLE& co, HosToS. md for sale by
William A. Strothcr to and John H. Seay, lAnchbufG; T.
e. Pngh, Campbell g. H. and by all Druggists aud dealers IN
medicine throughout the city and country. Oct LIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

DEATH OF Tmnop,Rs SrnewIcK A dispatch
from Stockbridgo Mass, announces the death in
that place, at IL O'Clock On Thursday night, The.
oiorc Sedgwck, late U. s. District Attorney for
New York. lie had been in Stockbridge since
last May. and most of tho time PROSTATE from n
lingering illness. Mr.. Sedswick was the author
OF i.'ie civilian Livingston. the editor of the
political writings Of William Lcggc,t,an W ritter
Of eral legal works and numerous contributions
10 nerlodicas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
NOTICE

NOTICE.
YI1IIE situation of George b. Thurman making necessary
that due him should be pail have, there.
fore placed hands n collector (Robt Glehh)
and respectfully request those indebted pay demand
q call al the shop.
Ii important his liabilities until II Ia asccrtained
Ia A certainty that he cannot be restored 10 health.
N d. The business will be continued usual
dec I2dlw &clm VIM KENT, Curator.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

A Black Republican sheet--"rhe Republic"
published III Washington city, is perfectly savage
because the Southern oppositonists' will not
vote Ton John Sherman for Speaker. 1t holds tho
Hon. Humphrey Marshall, of Kentucky. rcspon-
siblc Cor this. and charges him with being the
chief outside fugler aud manager" to accomplish
Shermeus defeat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

DEArH OF Mas FERNANDO Woop.--Mrs Fernan-
do Wood. wife ofthe Mayor elect of New York,
died at the residence Of her husband, in Bloom
ingdale, on Friday morning last She was most
estimable lady, in all the relations of life. The
intelligence communicated to tho Board of
City Canvassers of New York, in touching let
ter, by Mayor Temapn, AMI resolutions of sym
pathy were passed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

JOHN BRowN's FUNERAL took place at North
Elba n. Y. on Thursday last. Remarks were
madeby J. NJ. McKim, Of philadelphia. and Wen
dell Phillips, of Boston. The "sympathlzing"
ncighbors were permitted to look upon tho lace of
the dead felon, after which the body was inferred
under the shadow of large rock near his house
Rev Mr.. Young of Burlington, VT was the Off.
cating minister.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
SALES BY AUCTION
THIS DAY.
LARGE PUBLIC SALE OF
Land, Negroes, nsyses, Mules, Crep,

RjsA - L - LloAN ~
IN CAMPBELL. COT NTY >''NI.,
ee2 AZ Trustee under decd Of tru. h..,,,
w itl >a executed by DR. Charles j. olive n oAe F
A-recoriel in the Office Of Campbell IoIn S III.
proceed - SELL At public auction pren,,. m sa
The 18th day of December ncxt ALL TIE PROP - tsi
ycyed by said deed, viz: ' E'i i L.
/. TIE Tract OF LAND, which the SAID ol,cr,
containing about 'a5 Acres and owned formerly % -
Dabney. lhis is most valuable farm hig, Ii"fl
and well worth the attention of farmers and 49, r'r
. one OTHER TRACT, containing about 3ls Acre H.,
ed ty :. Morgan. - 49,! "Sn-
8 OTHER TRACT c0nainlng nb.bu. tn.,,
said Oliver Of II. Keen ' ''usA; >
These bodies Of land lie OIL The water. of ~
Tie Senc, and wiz be sold either in one body! or @ IN!
may be- deemed best f""'t!,a
l. InIsrY SLAVES, all very likely, and copsi.,i, ,
Boys Women, Girls and Children, includes on oi f,
Carpenter. and one good l,lacks4iiti, Inv h'sl rse
B. The stock of Horses, Mules, Hogs, Sheen 4, u
description. Among the Horses several H. W lie
animals and there about IL Mules strictly Ma ''.-il
All the Plantation Tools Implements and NJ cLi-
kind and description, including Wagons Cnrra ~ ~
Harness. Ihreshng Machines nc. "s'' h4,sy
J. All the Household and kilcieI Furniture .p,I
Yer Plates. Table Ware, &c. 'a'"is 81
All the crop on hand Of Tobacco, Corn Fod,le, H.
Wheat, &c. '!' 'al,,
The sale will take place at the residence of said ,l
Tn. land a credit OF q, II and Is months eoi,nl H.,
with interest from day of sale, equitable notes Ia M
satisfactory endorsers, and deed trust I'M ~ ci
further security. The slaves and other personal mr. AZ
be sold far cash 1f'e VIII
The title all the property Is believed to bc yol L.,
such will be sold and conveyed us is vested in me Ia my
ocl .-ch,'Vlhe'nlioeec SETH WoODgOuF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
Lots On the Canal For Sale,

EY virtue of an Of the Circuit Court Of Campbell
~ pronounced at the October thereof,
S,lvcrihnrn and Percyal and others shall
ms>ohr on Wednesday, the 18th day of the present month";
II O'Clock. the premises sell number
vacant living the West side of the Canal in the nedi-
ate uyhbarnod +. b. cnue. Jr IL Sons Foundry, belong
iur 10 tIi, c.at of the late Ino. Pcrcval, decd.
IrHasA credit Of six. twelve and eighteen months will
purchase giving bonds bearing interest date
With sais,or, personal security and title retained
pay ncnts made ED. d. CHRISTIAN, Conmr.
r-if.ls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

SOUTHERN OPPOSITION CoNFERENcE.--Wnsh ington
Dec. ia Southern Opposition Conference was
held last night, at which the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolred. That It is inexpcdient Mt this time to
make proposition to any Of the parties looking
to the election of Speaker.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
aeE DAYS.
commissioners Sale Of Valuable ,onu.,.

10Y virtue Of decreai order Of the County Cour g,
ID matox county, pronounced at its December term i"
Commissioner appointed therein, rURsp,y hn r. u.s., l.
January io6o, shall, at public auction in front of Tie Me-
House in tho city Of Lynchhurg proceed EIGHT T
LIABLE NEGROES, consisting of men, women ha,s ~
girls > go anu
TEENS: credit OF SIX months viii be given Except so much
may be necessar. To pay the expenses M snla
chaser giving bonds with good security. interest added '
L. f. LUCADo, CORNERSTONE
To-. POI emmy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
No Organization Yet,

There has been no election of Speaker vet, and
the prospect Of an election is 'athcr bad. The
Black Republican candidate has run up 10 no, on
~ lacking hvo % m election. This looks unlavo-
ra'c. Why do the twenty Americans stand
aloof i'll such fight, when hy voting for Mr.. Be-
cock, they might elect hinr Let them pursue
this obstinate course, and thereby permit Sherman
10 be elected and the South will hold them u II
severe accountability. -Atpudlcda.
There is one mistake in the above. which, UNI
fortunately. destroys the whole argument. The
twenty Americans, by voting for Bocock, could
not possibly elect him. Bo,ock's highest voto
thus far. is So. One Southern Democrat, Mr.
Pugh, of Alabama refuses to vote for Bocook but
throws away his vote on Gen. Mcqueen, tf South
Carolina. II Pugh could be reduced to subec-
tion, Bocock's vote would be 50. Two other De.
mocrats are absent. Suppose them present, aud
Bocock would run up to 81. Aud D. Americans
not twenty-and it would give Bocoek | l3 But
in full House it requires ll9 to elect So that
under no possible circumstances can Bocock b
elected by the combined vote of the Democrat
and Americans. If the Douglas Democrats wer
to vote for him, his election, would be easy enough
We beg our neighbor therefore, TO direct bis lat
teries against the Douglas Democrats usains
the South Americans.
IIaskin--one Of the Douglas Dcmocra,s-ha
declared that he will not vote for Bocock. VIVA
theni If his political associates follow his exam
pie, the election Of Sherman is certain. 1t is use
less to blame the South Americans for a result
which it Is impossible that they can prevent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
Valuable Land for Sale
ROANOKE COUNTY

r Q A N Q K E c q N TY
OFFER for sale the tract of land the Big Lick Ioa-
noke County, latc, occupied by Doct IanIon Ei,.s
contains about 100 Of Tia best quality Land
n"ighorhop which is well known for its fertility:
mile Of thc Big Lick Depot the Virginia and Tennessee,
: ~ Railroad: has upon IL DWELLING HOUSE four
Els. rooms and "tsSary onhouses good Office with
stable, Corn Crib, Nc, and is most dcsra'r resi-
dcncc for any desiring Farm of o size and especially
10 Ply rcian being in the midst Of popuous and wealthy
mel ghbohpu The will be liberal and know
application 10 e subscriber Big Lick Post Office. II
previously disposed Of at private sale Of which due notice will
b" given will offer the place at public auction Monday tn"
End Of January, 1860, AT the Big Lick Depot.
dec 3'ltdnis WILLIAM WATTS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
Fire Arms! Fire irms!!

Fire Arms. Fire irms!!
gtST received by Express.
- Colts inch Five shooters.
Colts 3 inch Five shooters
tolts 6 inch Five shooters
Colts Navy Six shooters
tnits Army or Cavalry Six Shooters,
WHichsi aud b inch SefCockng Five Shootcrs
Allen Il Wheclock's Saloon Pistol
smith n NELSON'S Saloon Pistol.
Another supply OF those celebrated Rifles large stock of
Single aud Double Guns Of manufacture
de-, &c, &c. - " ' '' r'"'ne'
,all and supply yourselves CoLuOCNS 4 WILLS
"" So Main 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
NEW ROCKS 7

UDIVES NE Madison, "Reminiscences Of Rufus thoao,
III Rayard Taylurs New Book Of Travels" Home and
Abrnad" The Tricks with Cards Leaves
from m Note Book with "Reminiscences of the Green
Room aud Stage Life Of Baron Won Humboldt, The Old stone
Mansion Peterson The Great Tribnlaon by DR. Cumming,
SCOTS Infantry Tactics ardees Rifle and lnfsntry Tactics
Cavalry Tactics Raniars Life Of jefferson, Corner Cupboard,
Leigh by Pierce Egan Apicons Railway Guide for De-
c,m,rr nj j. j. CREEDS,
dec : l23 Main st.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

n<.Sr- PERRY DAVIS -sIR:-Thc benefits have rcccv-
ttc ed from the ui valuable remedy the Pain
Killer induces word of praise for ii. Experience
has thai Headache, Indigestion Pain in the
stomach any other part o the system Severe hills Weari
ness, Common Colds, lIuar-curss Cholera Cholera Murs,
Darrhra, Dysenrr,, Tooaee &r, there is nothing better
than the Pain Killer have this hour recovered from
attack the SICK Headache, 10y easpo"nuls taken
thirty minutes interval, vine gassiu ot hot
confident that Ugh the blessing of God saved from
the cholera during the of >l3 Tra vlng amid heat,
dust toll change of diet aud constant exposure 10 an infected
atmosphere, my system daily prclisposcd N scnery
lacks accompanied with pain, Tor which the Pain Killer
sovereign remedy. tcaunui curing the
hour, the most half day. have heard many
of byscnrry being cured b., lis Put in the c II would
stop the toothach. tatiuir. and general
draw this unsolicited testimonial
oct2 II. TAYLOR, Minister If HE tiosprl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

Tho Washington correspondent Of the New
York Evening Post says
Mr. Lamar, of Mississippi. got off pretty good
Joke yesterday, when he paid his compliments to
Mr. Horace +. Clark Of your city. Said the mem
her. in alusion to MIR. Clurk's remark that he had
never seen an abolitonist "a would commend to
my friend from New York that passage from the
Bbie, Know rhyself" This brought tho House
down, but whether it was laughing at tie retort
ON Mr.. Clark or at Lamar's Ignorance ofthe Bible,
| cannot tell. Mr.. Lamar has Il reputation for
schoarsh p on the Pro-slavery side vi the House,
aud it was very amusing 10 witness his sous
blunder.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
Encourage Southern Manufactures.


correspondent of the Republican, writing
from Appomattox county. says:
rite company is about to be organized at tho
Courthouse, and We learn they are determined to
purchase the cloth for their uniforms at Bonsacks
factory in Botetourt.
Mr.. Thompson. member Of the Senate of vir-
ginia, has introduced in that body the following
resolution:
By Mr.. Thompson: That the Committee on
Military Affairs enquire into the expediency of re-
porting bill providing that the uniforms Of vol.
unteer companies shall be made out of cloth man.
ufastarrd in Virginia. and that for the present
yolantser Companies now being organized shall
mot provide themselves With uniforms.
This i night mode Il The impulse of patriot
ism does mot pfomps pur vplnntssrs 10 use yirgi-
mia mannfactures for uniforms, let them he com.
PEELED - doieby Law. To arm ourselves against
Northern aggression, and at the same time pour
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Ike, 1..dtds Rep. copy.
Negroes at Auction.

pursuanc" of decree. pronounced by the County t
Amherst, al the November term, o9 in the cayc Of ,
hnnlro vs. om"hnndo, &c will offer for sale gl
bidder the premises, James River nt ar Gall. Mil 49,
the 18th day of Df,ENsEn next, the following oLAy f. low
Wins John, Chana Harriet Emily Bette, john til. Young, =
aud tely. -
They will be soli upon credit of four months
notes satisfactorily endorsed
sPoTawooD l. oMOHUNDRO, Commissioner
or-d.n 4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

Baron Rothschild, the noted European million
are, was among the arrivals in New York last
Thursday by the Persia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
Trustees Sale Of Land in franklin 10

10y virtue of decd of trust hy Isaac Jones 1, IN
Dlsaac NJ Jones' trustee 10 secure the two
therein mentioned due to said Isaac Jones Jr and c IN
Frank County Court cvtks office, The 2d day Of ~ ,
,i and 10 which deed the undersigned was, an r e -
the County OF Franklin, pronounced The av Of d.
c"nhcr 80 substituted as r stee in thu place the , isaac
the premises proceed to SELL by pubic auction casa c
nnd ing in said county of Franklin, belonging t. he M
Isaa Jones Jr known the BUFFALO tract ami a INN !,
The lands Of Harvey Clay tor and Others containing "a. ar
los. Persons wishing 10 purchase as, tai In,
quality Of said land by hquirng Of parsons residing m the
ncyhboriood, Of the undersigned al Rock! Mount rankin
County dec 9-lm u. T.. DENNIS iJl..te..
BY TilUS. W. KEESEE, AucrluNrtR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
aENRRAL ASSEMBLY oFvIRoINIA.
SArrRDAY. December 10, 1859.
SENATE.

SATURDAY. December TO- 1859.
SENATE.
The Senate was called 10 order At IL o'clock,
Lieutenant Governor Jackson in the Chair.
BILLS RxPoRrED.
By Mr. LOGAN: To amend and re-enact The
llth and 18th sections OF chapter 30 OF the Code
80 ns TO extend their provisions 10 clerks fees and
militia fnes--read first time and ordered to be
read "A second time.
By Mr.. BRANNON: To provide for the pay
mcn' # interest upon the bonds Of the James Xiv
er ard Kanawha Company. which have been guar.
nnteed by the State-rcad o first time and ordered
to be read second time.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. COGHILL: That the Committee Tor
Court. Of Justice be enlarged to the number OF IL
The President appointed Messrs johnson and
Towne. NJ additional members
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
By Mr.. c. Y. THOMAS: Of citizens OF Frank
lin. asking for a charter for q railroad from or
rear Lynchburg to the Central Railroad. in Caro-
line.
By Mr.. Rives: or tho Directors Of the Virginia
Slate Company Tor an amendment of their char
ter NJ as 10 authorize them TO constructa railroad
from their Quarries ia the county OF Albemarle,
to tho RiyanDa river.
ASTI-DCELLING LAW.
Mr.. THOMAS. Of Fairfax, called up, on ITS
third reading the bill reported from committee by
Mr. August talrcady published by us in our issue
Of the 5thj concerning duelling. which was dis
cussed till adjournment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

WRECK OF GoyEINMENr ScmooNER-Wasl-
ington, Dec ll.--lntelhgeucc has been received
OF the wreck and total loss of the Government Sur
viewing Schooner Fenimore Cooper, in the harbor
OF kanagana. Japan. All hands were saved.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
Fine PerC,.u,orx

nAN IN store large variety of Luldn's cclabr., T.
Co, '1f inc Iandkerchef Also French and lcrm,r
variety sale by ' '' i'N''ac's III grea
aug e2-d,s JouN rp,x
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

Not Nj RpEREp.-N Norfolk, Dec. i0.-The Jury
in the inquest over tho body OF hc child Nirginus
Leonard, rendered verdict ,tat the deceased
came 10 his death DO the acciLrnta discharge of u
shn gun in his own hands. tn result of the in
YES cation has greatly relieved the community
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
EiSTRAY.

STRAYED from the subscriber about the Of perrnb,
- SPOTTED (Irnde and Wlcl COW. Has carmarks ii,
scripon which recoec,ed; eye owing L, an niu
has unnatural appearance liberal will be ai
for her recovery, or information leading The rcto
II. A. BURROUGHS
dee l2-dl&cSt No. l0t Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
ATTENTION. LADIES'

HOOP SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS, JUST OPENED HIST
OPENED-ust opened large assortment, Ia be sold
10 he sold nj reduction Of thirty per Please and
lonk at them.
dec l2-ds JOHN ABR ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
For Rent or Lease.

49,. THE house, with uf ground, below Nh,
H{s.1 CITY, where the late Mrs Margaret Perciva resided
Ea.I Apply to I. C. JENNINGS.
In Rep copy time
nov 29-dn
XXTILKS Celebrated Ball Irish Potatoes on hand am,
w for sale at dee 9-ts soLoNON a MUsSER.