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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16
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NJ IF we To tell readers that tl,, wells m
M springs Throughout The country had beef, poSpiu ana
thai had discovered andote TO It's effects, l m
that would not gladly avail themselves discovery, win
the hope Of a,erting DEATH If tell them thai a.,
had discovered mine oi treasure ehug for them and u AMI
that prepared share Them one out. ref w
aid 10 fortune But health valuable than rc,
how much grnei should they be To learn tat sf,
rnnacea has been compounded Of purely vegetable a
That its curative powers ara tilc less certain gi
darkness Need give you Instances? III call on The no
pretor OF BAKERS BliTERs and examine The myriais ii
certificates, from all sections Of the South, of
been cured of Dye!std by lis all healing properties Among
them You Will the vouchers of old and young, male
nc rAi'ng this BIEHs to the skies and blessing rny
encc for its curative powers But lis virtues confined
Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches Weld rcadi, bow
Torpid Lers become qnickcnrd and made ac,c BY lis
cnct Sour stpuacis made healthy by its
ecis Indigestion disappears when enters the
niarrh~a ca,lo resist is tonic powers And Cholera itself,
when met by ,ese TTRRs promptly dsarned and become,
harmless us thousands of persons have certified, who
l>J and ID, when that scourye devastating.
but such diseases caused by bowels.
y yield to lis strengthening effects and speedily driven
from the SYSTEM All Who need tonic should 1t, and be
cnnir their own Judges oi its virtues.
For sale by all the Druggists In Lyncburg and by all III,
principal Druggists IN the city OF Richmond, aud elsewhere
Virginia; also, vi Messrs. Ch.s Soit Co.. Washington city
d. O. r. H. Stabcr Co.. Baltimore, Md; d. b. Miller Gov
his.un KY: and Barncs ~ Park, N. Y.
Orders nled by addressing 4. BAKER Proprietor,
hb zli&eis Richmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

New liAnrsHiKr ELEcrIoN.-CoNooRp. March
l4-fhe New Hampshire State election has re-.
suited in tie success Of the republicans Inv nm IN.
creased majority. Goodwin, republican. is re-.
elected Governor Ivy a majority of about 5OO0,-
Last year It was about $500 The republicans
have also elected four, and probably all five coun
clllors; nine Of the twelve of the State Senators
and about 10 majority in the House of Rspresen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

NEWSPAPER SUSPENSE The next number of
the National Fra will contain II notice announcing
its suspension after two NOR e numbers are issued
Mrs. Bailey has been reluctantly compelled to
take this step in Consequence Of the paper ceas.
ing to be paying concern, and because a ma,or.
~ OF the House refused to follow the inyariable
custom Of all parties aud give its printing patron
age to The Journals of its OWE party in Washing
ton.-Ntic York Tribune
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

The SmoEMAKERs' STRIKE IN MASSACHUSETTS,
The strike of the shoemakcrs, says tho Boston
1raceier, still makes progress without. however,
any marked advance towards settlement The
shoemnkcrs Of Woburn, Mt n late meeting, which
was well attended, resolved to strike the present
week The shoe manufacturers Of Natick and
the adjoining towns, including the heaviest bust.
ness ncn Of that region, met ON Saturday evening
and unanimously refused to submit to the de-
mnnds Of tho strikers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

---------------
Tas Democratic Pres Of Virginia is making
rood deal Of ado over the declinatioa Of one 10
ssph ". Helk II Craig ooaaty. who Was lately
appuinbsd sab-slsetor BY the Opposition Con
yension 1t Richmond.
ne psin6ipa, ground Of objection with Mr..
Hslsk slns ne whixp have exhibited "soo much
getness % coalescs with any movement looking
% the defeat Of the Democratic party~ "wall
] waat % knowp - jonathan would say. wiz
Mr.. Hels. or any Of eur Dsmocrssic friends who
have ben psrading this prefix. please inform US
who 6rst inanxuratsd the principle Of coalition to
sAsfsat tho Whigs IN States whore that party hap
sysued 10 prsdoninaasf Did not the Democrats,
when, --as they have ever beeu,--in hopeless
majority in Massachusetts,, turn Edward Everett
soss II the Executive Chair Of that State BY Co
slisioa with the Aboliticnistsi
Was not Robert G. Winthrop defeated rs tho
Wing candidate for the United States Senate by
similar coalition. and Charles Sumner ~ chosen
IN bis steadf Was not Salmon p. Chase, gen.
tleman Of Democratic antecedents. elected Senator
from Ohio BY similar combination These were
the 6rst combinations ever made in the country
with that odicss sectional party. ard Northern
Democrats are responsible for the consequences.
Without admitting the charge made by Mr.. Holt
and others. as applicable to the Wings, We have
no hesitation in expressing the belief that, such
Is the lust Of that party for power and spos, that
It would enter into similar combinations to-mor-
row, Il BY so doing it could retain its hold Of
these. II Douglas shall be Nominated at Charles
ton, 1t will net becsuse he is the most proper per-
son 70 be nominated, but on the score Of ayailabi-
lily, aud for the sole reason that he can secure
more Of the antislavery votes
There is no denying this fact, and everybody
familiar with the history If tho Democratic party
knows that Il does not hesitate TO sacrifice any
man. and any priaoipls, will even proclaim ono
set Of principles in the North. and another in the
South.-to insure success. We want no further
evidence to disprove the charge Of Mr. Holt. 30
far as Virginia Wings are concerned, than is fur
nished in the platform of principles adopted
lately at Richmond.
That speaks the authoritative sentiment OF Nir-
ginia whigs and 10y the principles there proclai-
med. we are willing 70 stand or lall.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

THE Hon. Lewis G. Levin, formerly a member
of Congress from Philadelphia, and well known
Native American" died in:that city Wednesday
morning. Mr.. L. was splendid orator, but was
unfortunately the victim of incorporate habits,
and his death was doubtless FASTENED in conse-
luuence thereof
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

MUNIciPAL ELECTIONS IN MAxE-BANGoR.
March i2.-lsaiah Stetson. republican. was this
day chosen mayor. The republicans elect ma
jority Of tho city council.
BIDpEFoRD. March 12.-Jonathan Tick, demo-
crat. was elected mayor of this place to-day. The
republicans have majority in the new council.
BELrAsT, March l2.-At the municipal election
in this city to.day, Richard Moody, democrat. was
chosen mayor by % majority. The election was
90 strict party grounds. Last year the republi-
cans had a majority Of 200.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

Snir on FiRE-SAiLlNG OF the STEAMER AFRICA
NEW YORK, March H. The ship Maamo, hence
for Rotterdam, caught fire from some. rs vet un-
known. cause, and is ashore on SANDY Hook
completely developed in flames. The crew have
been taken utf
The Africa sailed hence to-day for Liverpool
with 30 passengers and S265 900 in specie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

lnE "KED DEMON OF rHE \ uRsESY."-- The scar
% lever has been raging fearfally in Illinois and
OHIO. At Bioonin ,tnn. Illinois, during the past
winter, tits said that some four hundred children
have fallen victims to the disease. In Steuben.
vile. Ohio the deaths number from two to five
daily, and already some two hundred children
have succumcd to its deadly influence
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

!. wsHsrrR FuxD.-Among other stocks sold in
Boston last week was $1,000 Webster Fund"
The Boston Gazette Thus explains it:
Mr.. Henshaw sold among the variety or stocks,
Co.. offered at auction. $1,000 of the Webster
lonu Tor $3.50. As many inquiries have been
mss e e % what this Is. can state that fund
o o. soytpo vas subscribed some years ag, among
so ., friends Of Daniel Webster, the interest i
ea.a wss 70 60 e him during life, and at his de-
i" rs,ss, us wne ana on her death the princp pal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16
Read This I!

ShEIblNIILf, (Ttnn.) Oct. lG Ism
U.s. Messrs Perry Davis " son ;-srs-Gratitndc l
mR you, and duty 10 suffering humanity, require t
s,oul make known the bench, have derived from the U.s.
your truly valuable Pain Kiler and by seeing this an, s
frri will be induced, as was 10 give II trial heal,
shall be compensated II thousand fold.
In June, 1885, after proractcd illness OF months
severely attacked with drowsincss, vertigo dmnnss
sight aud loss Of appetite accompanied by fever difficulty -
breathing, etc My PHI, stefan pronounced my pnetnn
bordering The rst stage Of consumption and ,,
ing his skill declared positively that had The consin,n
thai he could Ito nothing for and thai must die How
h,a dy isp1 M, Ia M h,,stb
do. which did with effect. | then made Of
which proved inefficient.
BY this time symptoms were pain IN the head, morpn
evening and during the night, artg pains through the Chi
burning the palms of the hands, quick pulse, nigh, sweat
difficulty breathing, etc. when fortunately hold ,f H.,
"fcoples Pamphlet which saw the of Mcssrs lt
Cone others, which induced Perry Davis ~
table Pain Killer, aud rs II may appear, derived
benefit from the or ane iwenty-6vc cent bottle than hal
all other medicines bottles of iE
Pain Killer and ind enjoy better health than hny.
heretofore done for number of years
NH lO.lm GUSTAVUS A. CEIoy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

OSE MoRE GoNE.--John Ford. n revolutionary
soldier, died in Bihb connty, Georgia, on tn" 18th
of February. in the l05h vea- of his age. lie was
married five times. lIislast wife survives him and
his only child is 10 years old.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

We stated 1t as our belief. some weeks since.
that the John Brown raid would cost the State
$500 600 instead of $3.50 900. appropriated by the
Legislature.
IL appears, however, from the statement of the
Governor. found in his late special message to the
Legislature. that the cost thus far ascsrtained,
amounts to 100000 We have no doubt now,
that it will 20 up to $500 600; and, perhaps, when
everything is taken into the account, even beyond
hat sum.
No wonder that uember inquired the other
day in the House. where 10 this John Brown af-
lair to endf" And another Expressed the opin-
ion that the "Brown matter had been run into the
groundp So far as we are concerned we should
not care how deeply it had been "ran into the
grouad." if it had not been run saueccs.arily
deep into tho State Treasury rendering it neces.
sary. in The language Of Governor Lctcher. "to
make . change 10 the revenus laws, u provide for
the sum thus nnexpsotsdly drawn from the Trsa-
sury" We cannot help believing that the great
er part Of this expendisare was unneces sary. and
have no doubt that two-thirds Of che people Of
Virgins concnr In this opinion.
Il anybody is wronsed we are sorry for II. ba,
entertaining the opinion honestly. We do not hesi.
eats n exPssss IL; and thoss Democratic journals
shst think We give aid and eemforty 10 the BLACK
Repuhiicansin % doing arr wslcoas to their OPT
MON. and eaa naks ths most Of IT.
- - - al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

SrriHgs The Striking con . zion is spread-
ing The Shucmakers Of Lafayette lndianna
haya struck for higher wages, and the Ilayerhll.
Mass, boarding house keepers have struck forpay
in 4,
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washington at Valley Fore :"

Put None but Americans on Quad TIC .Nehi "
A BhAt IlFt l. Historical Engraving in line, from +. o. t.
nNRLhNe okITNAt bEAWtNG ny liiNsFtwonp inst pub
l'hc,i III Ne" ork. and exhibition and for sale NJ I a.
ltEa book store, "a Main street
a ed household ifht ri ASuHGIoS, TO be framed AMI
iunS IA me aor OF library. has long wanted by he Iu
NC. nc publishers 1t ms Engraving have, NiIhoa ol
a""u 'he o'tti \AiN,ttoS is presented in u
lS'ir "Qid' nobl mounted: action nj the prur i u
Mht ie lrce ni length figures timely .scrimlini.,: M
i" eai WORK 81 ic hIck-,ru md, sIrnounie b, tia, ma.
t"hii Tag "ih the mlhlc cannon and re OF balls in
we "t' Gfnuhd distinct. pr.srn The Of war be
""' = tNhhitd "a a mt Impressive ronccptln wh. I'm,
eul " orh "a 'e horst and spirited figures STAMP d, Mo
' one - iut ihiee works ni HE accom- lised artist
n a" DIT loi soc Ageacy an Lynch6rg, examine,
a 'lnui work OF art lrlcc on! 81. Orders iron The
m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

M HOILOWAYS OINTMENT, rubbed briskly into
N the muscles aud glands Of the throat chest ha,
astonishing effect IN bronchitis asthma and all disease thai
effect respiration. oarsen may thus be cured a few
hours clergynn public speakers and yocalisis Is on
This account, inv aluahc. sold manufacory No III
Maidcn4 Lane, md by all druggists at ESQ., &c. 81 per
mil itv
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Grover & Bakers

e, %H tA a 81, MAc.,srs 80 proa
4 NEW sfYLE-rHCE s5o-HEMAElis IS EXTRA
ms ina!ine sews from two spoos purchased from
Store occurring no reminting of thread. Ii Hens Fcs
tf ami Stitches III superior style, finishing by
own ""raon without recourse 10 the hand needle
ir'd b. Other machines 1t will do better and cheaper
l2 am scalsess ii she works one ceaa a..
kofi.
SEND Tor Il circular j. I. DAVIS & CO
may 7-dt'. Agents. Iynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16
Delegates and Visitors to tho Charleston
Convention,

Arrangements are being made for The charter.
ing Of the steamer yorktown" Of the Richmond
and New York line. for the conveyance of gentle
men to the Charleston Convention, and for the
boarding and lodging of them upon the steamer
during the sitting of The Convention The expense
Of this trip will be very moderatc-the cxorbitant
charges OF the Charleston Hotels being entirely
avoided Persons DESTROYS Of making this pleas
ure-trip will correspond with the Editor Of tho
Enquirer" EARLY application should be made.
as but limited number of state-rooms remain
unengaged. Apply, by letter, to Editors of En-.
this.
We find the above in our exchange the Rich
mond Enquirer, and have great pleasure in oom-
plying with the request therein made.
We do this for two reasons: first, because wo
wish our Democratic brethren to have comforta-
BILE time, and would secure them against the al
legged impositons that the /" chvalry" of Charles
ton determine to practice upon them. in extorting
almost Congressman's wages for bed and board !;
and secondly, because we expect to run n craft to
the head waters Of Salt River next November, for
the especial benefit Of the Democracy, and shall
expect the Enquirer to reciprocate the favor.
1t will be "a pleasure trip" too albeit there
may be many rueful aud wo BECOME ceunteuances
on board, consisting Of young aspiring Democrats,
who have mover explored tho terra incogaiia
through which, that wonderful stream flows Be-
ing familiar with il ourselves, shall take great
pleasure in pointing cut its more pleasant loeali-
ties, TO those who will tbeneeforth make it their
permanent. place Of abode and will confer upon
them all the right Of eminent domain which we
have held. 1t will be capital place for working
out 10 their legitimate results the principles Of
Squatter Sovereignty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16
j. \. Early, Esq, p. Q.

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks o,,,e of the cir
cii Court ol franklin County, 9Th of March l,,p
iam H. ''inerson, Marshall jlerson John Jmrrs,n and
WY? Planlifs
Mitchell NJ Moody and Sally his wife Henry s. Woody mn,
Mary 'ahe his vile, khoda Lowell, Thomas Jimerson and
in CHANCERY.
Inc otec OF this suit IL establish roud th
ton and division of The land, of Samuel Emerson dc,i matt
by commissioners appointed by The County Court Of Franklin
aud TO which exceptions have been nrd the
Mitchell NJ Wo~y and wife and appearing by naIayi
HE'D That the defendants, Hcur, Woody and Mary lane hi
Ms are non residents of the State of Virginia il
TINT the, do appear here within AFTER due nuh
non hereoi aud do whnt protect their
anu iha copy o this or Ter be published once week FIR
successive weeks In the lnchbug yrgnau and ano,ber
py ~ posted on The mont door of the Court House Of s eon
w ON the hrst dag OF the next County Court.
Copy-Tese,
q , w. r., IL l.. CARPER, Clerk.
=. y 'NutifLi, srli r. " Inh wlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
For Constable.

For Constable.
N.Y. WE authorized To announce Coz. NN u.
w. BROWN n candidate for reelection Ia the office
OF High Constable.
E---> TO THE CITIZENS OF LYNCHBUEG.--No one
- Ia having been announced candidate for The office
Of High Constable respectfully announce self ciudi-
date for that office subject your decision al the polls
Tu, -,ay. ths I'd day oi April next.
NH 9.ddc VIM. =. pEEtlNAL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

IN :S1p-SANFOkD'S LIVER lNNIGORATOR,
S-1 COMPOSED EN1IRELi From GUMS
NEVER DEBlLlTArEs.
LIVER INVlGORAToG
LIN LIZ IN ItiDkA TUR
,,,,, -. LIN ER LNNIGORATOE.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES CHRONIC DIARHIl(EA
CURES GSrIt ENEss,
CURES FEMALE CoMPLAINTS
CURES WORM DISEASES.
CURES FLATCLENCI,
CURES CllOLlC,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16
From Rev DR. R.nsser

r-.5zs FI1Ii6T II gSiry: ~: 4GTISoSt.
FS-S, SE"Plk iNraLLIELE BAKING PowDER-An persons
W gn' SWEEP and Wholesome loaf bread biscuits batter
nh buckwhca cakes, may purchase This uow.er with cou
, H. ine materials are perfectly harmless and pleas
h nan SOFA Sh'arn1s. &c. No fear bread The
use " WIN mais the hest sweetest bread In the shortest
possible ne save time labor and cxtn>c AMI never dis
aii"hs the accompanying simple directions urc observed
ts"'S, II Is mntiacurc in Virginia. and no invention
aheeuohi John W. Gafiick manufacturer a, roll. Propr-
' 'cnihohd Va We know him, and have tried H. and
nnt nj At ms the best tried Get and mind lhe dl
Inns feb Ills.
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Notice to Physicians and the Public.

Notice to Physicians and the Public.
{. 5sALCotK'S POROUS PLASTERs-TEsTIao-
@-S NlAl~-"f ALLCOI " Co, No 294 Canal. St New
l"rk 10Th N"v observation-disclosures lately sui. red So, eeIy
from weakness in my back oceasoned by suddenly oyerex
erls myself Having heard Pasiers much recommend.
ed o CASES OF Ibis Kind procured one result was all
that could desire single plaster cured me in week
Yours respectfully, j. q. BRIGGS,
Proprietor OF the Brandreth House, New York"
'r' nothing equal IN the way Of lfaster the Porous
fihser Of Mr. ALiooCk Every hing pleasant about them
Lacy are The Plaster Of The day, and fit type of our presen
advancement in science and art m Asthma Cough kiin.y
cos and local deep seated pains, they afford emanrn,
ree ana Tor weak backs pains In the side, stitches and spas
'' pains generally they unsurpassed for the benefits
y inhrt Physicians should examine this article which
uhNeraa'! approved where known Price ~ cts each P-
'ai ohee ~ Canal street, New ork Sold by all reseca
nc "'ui'rs III medicines jan 2i-1mdaw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

r-Te.e quotations win be understood represent whole
sal. price, generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16
For Mayor.

Or ss,y- We authorized 10 announce WIN. ID. BRANCH
WE candidate for the office of Mayor the City of
l,nohhurg. feb 2;,di,r.
n am candidate for The Office OF Mayor Of the City
S of lluciurt ifcectcd whatever Of possibility
thai shall attach 10 the tea The Police either the
execution o the S'Hr Laws, IA carrying the ordinances
al the Cay. shall end VITA rmncSs and iupar-
TALLY and 50 far as INA! be ar keep the Police regulations
ri The ny in hoath! condition.
feb la-t'i'f WM. l.. SAUNDERS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16
Sherihalty.

M WHARF authorized 10 announce ION y o. THORN
V1S Hill. candidate the sherHaity OF Camp
bali , ounty. ImI s.dde*
M SyS WE authorized To announce FRANCIS THORN
DE- TON tnu liae for the Shrrillalty Of Campbell
comfy. Ecction day, Aih Thursday in May. NH 2ildc
~ - WE authorized 10 announce GEO II. DANE.
E RON candidate for the Sherihslty of Amherst
cuu ", at the election. lnl 2,ltdc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

NH 10 MS JOHN !. PlRNlS, Agent.
v lkGINlA AT Rules hold in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cui. Court of Frankln county. day March,
1850:
stephen Showaer In his right Administrator of
Joe l. Bow nan, dee II, PlaiuliH
Davis Divers John DhcsAqmlla Divers Francis Divers WIN
Divers, Charles DnCrs. Elizabeth Divers, JOHN W Iun,si,n
lmnte Ai man. Peter laymnn john Hale. and Moses o.
tdtr sur\hlng partners ri themselves lillian H. No
bic decd, aie merchants and partners trading under the
hrm and st!l" OF Hale tartr Noble, JOSEPH, Showntcr
Robert Buai, Moses q. Booth. Jonas Mray
and All Other creditors oI shri Io,l j. Bowman, may
make themselves parties to this Defendants
IN tHAACERY.
The object Of this settle nrnt of the account OF
St'Aen >Maier as Administrator joel bowman decd
shown what assets hand
sad assets among the creditors OF the said joel l. Bowman
d"cd au appearing b! affidavit filed, defendants
llhNls ilNtrs John Divers Aquia Divers Francis Divers
Wim Divers, Charles Divers Elizabeth Divers are moi
rcNths at ihc state of Virginia, II ordered that the, ID,
appear mere within one month after due publication
do Wa nvctssAr! 10 project their that n COW
OF his order be published weekly for four weeks in
the Iynchhurg Nginan mud another copy be- posted nj
the iron, door ol the Court House County on The rst
ia! oil lhe h'Al county Court Copy--Tcste
IL. b. CARPEs, Chrk.
j. 4. Early, Esq, 70 Inb iG-wlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16
John J. PUHVIs. Agent.

A SorlltE SUPPLY OF &i,W GoODS-lGrlI MARCH.
"a lsil am this day opening nj my Cash Store second
supply all The latest 81! les Ncc Spring GG0i Will
be sold nj n srali profit
mn lGii,s John J. PI'HVIS, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16

SoUrlERN GOODS. In the sio,ik of New now
- receiving. many things in the
kchmund mane stripes tr cnlac servants; Virginia MIXED
Jeans for boys North Carolina Brown Shirtiugs Airynia
Plain aud rwled White Flannel, sc. Ne
ml 10 ITS JOHN !. PtiRNIS Agent:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-16
CITY Electinns

IN
pursuance of RESOLUTION - tn. CIV r,uurl b.,o,.
g h"tee 10 The Legal Voters Of Lity of ynelburo
ha The annual election CITY Officers wl IN, $50
fiks uESDAI IN AlEI. neat "A Friends " ,r,,,, in
Hhch ard AMI at Planters Warehouse In Henry Ward far
"e""s oi Tie NY { 'nnc, members liz,
ing" ha,of sergeant High Constable Masler of Police an
city. " '' an" 'ir' !ot oi mo
'utter give notice that Fayee H. Adams John Tan
~ ~, 'ai'.s fa.nc, samuel H. McKn ney and Tinu,,
'"e' 81 i3heh hsfi, .sl Samuel ~ Snelton VIM r A.,
,vi', JOS IL Phes James NJ. ookrr aud j. Osborne Ty
,i 'nr. NHr' are appointed Commissioners to slprin.
% "a samuel d. IIubrug,, I,urI W ,rj AMI ;:rn,,
sa f Jd-n' OF Herr! Ward, a onlcd olicrs +" conduct
NH l5lfkw - ~ WILLIAMS,