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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-16

T~rLtoRArHlc -rse Mississippi va fsulus A. s.
louis yea-fssy wa ur aud . ta~rfesiw-i~ Cairo.
Ths urpef streams rr-r rrr1den 81 "a ihs deeiins
vih frum ae as2 iiet wa'er in he saaansi % Kre-
tss Te Illinois firrT vas saucnsU. rminss vas
active sua freigit atnndrnt. ne ohio vas airing q
Louisrlnt ~n sFst netnms iadrs ~ira fAs ~
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LADD. WEBSTER & CO.'S
TIGHr-surCH
Sewing Machines,

DuE following are q few % TIE Important points
10 D. the proprisuors q the aoove Asrnms
my rake stuns
LOCK-STITCH
uni5rm on bosA sides, and phieh eanast be raTelsd
rhsv are perfscfly simple inoparanon, easny manassd
ami win nse any spool Of eotou thread or six
Thsv viii sew ne denest fabrics OF the heaviest nesro
soads-
a-si6ia FOR 3 LADY o. oil Der dress
rh-v have no banls. extra Wheels or sprinss hat can
pa4sblv retaa % ordsrr thus recommendmg thenselFes
Z planters ana ethsrt who may reside a a distance.
me following letter from Col. Arnold, PLANTER fer
mrrfvo o. LarderEie c1unry- Is retrectfuiy submitted
As enc % tae mang tesim1niais mgor of hese ma
chirrs;
January n, lS6u-
DrRR Sra- Vuu wish oknoW how I am pleased vita
wv Tadd. webster & Cos Sewing Machine, bought last
seutrmber. Icnsay that IA tally equals Qur exrFca-
tdus. " wife hEs used i iuring ihe al and Winter
and il has never been out o. order. she Is ven pleased
and would not part win it for four timesits o0sG IN a
word. z think 10 oom3ines more good qualities for dura-
hiuty and simplicity than ans mschine ] have CANNED
OF seen at work tstgnedl INO- n ARNOLD
LADIES and sthsrs, whether wishing to purchase OF
not. are requested % call and examine.
$780, n -r~ffnr1a~ mnf Hma IL - thar fufarart a
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DR. }. n. e
Strengthening Cordial
NED
BLOOD PURIFIER,
The Greatest Remedy in the World,

Nest Delicious
- Ash
4 nCliEhtiHi Gordiai
EVER rAEEN
his EiriciiT a seiea-
unr and vageanie
oVupcuui procured b
INSULATION OF roots
TI BARR Vel
iow d5-Et tof root,
hiark root sarss
viii charry bark and
dnniaIi1u enters into
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-16

u Sufferers with diseases Of the bladder,
Kidneys, uavsl dfopzy. wssEnes, ETC., read ne ad-
" tisemsnt ID szogbs solamn, headed @Hsllpsid's
asnaIas Fasn.r.lonl. feel-llm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-16

In gnotssr e5luna; see me adb ssmsnt Of
6E6hSE PATTIsoE & Co, Booksellers and
StstionsTs, 263 Main street, near Madison
street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-16

NU RESIDENCE. % ssuth side q MRdis1u street
VI between fhifd and Fourth streets
m A. WOODWARD,
mrIi-Im soufh side Ccurt Guare.
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Bort If HlrmHtIs.
nl4er aaa sleambOat naflers,


SIaAA1k Iafih1 AN-pAA
GEs. JoHS AsQUtTgAs, Caps. caanaR- \ QRKrAHs
RIrrA, WERTnEH AND srtrEEEz =thf liver va
r@lng more rsp.ay ntnis pasi ysAefias tasn De day
atfore. and ~.Hd sbatbisehes dari1g b tFenfs-
saur h-szStpuHnastr So e'isa
vre slrss 81 sa.t1is f.t y LhhsR-et -
rneuisy tal sl-ti fett. 5 ~ smifb. Ths vsaih-r
w. ciesz ana maasaHt ysa-raay. c-naucive D. rHt-door
5dsine-, and tbrrs wus considerable srtivty sithe land
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-16

~ See Ward & MeClsllsnd's advertise
nsut ., Dfus. Ps4uts Oils, Chemicals eAraen sees.
aeso
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H1lk aaaaHaa Hasas
9. The smcuat cssh IN hsnds ~
aTHuU IN u-rer sra 81 t
me amsHut essh 70 hane
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QUEAr.-Hsve you seen that big Indian in
smother ooiumn, boiling Roofs BAEEs and LEAVES,
a. IN. C-~rnrrrr Rrr-u-s aeae-atNiya
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-15

ANOTHER "DEAD locK"-MR DAVIS, OF Mn
ILLNESS OF MR. Observation-Disclosures Feb. -.
The republican party arc in trouble concerning
the public printer. They voted twice to-day with
out efccting choice. Mr. Dclrccs. of lulana is
their caucus candidate. Mr.. Glossbronner DEM,
supported by the democrats. Mr.. Briggs, If
~ V and all tho South Americans present cx-
cepting Messrs. Ethcridge and Stokes, who voted
for Missrs. GIles 4 Selton. Mr.. neirccs received
the votes Of the republicans aud an,i.Lecompton-
tes present, including Mr. Davis. of Md, and cx
ccpling Messrs. Stanton, Adams and Carey.
Mr.. Douglas had prepared eulogy on Senator
Broderck. to be delivered to-day but last night he
was severely attacked by pleursy.
Mr. Frrnsworth intends introducing n bill for
the transportation Of tho mails from Missouri to
the Pacific by railroad, and Mr. Grow will shortly
introduce bill Tor the admission of Kansas into
the Union,
Private accounts from the Rio Grandn repre-
sented statements regarding affairs in that quar-
ter rs much exaggerated, the object being nt-
iord restless set of adycn,urers tho pretrxt Tor
crossing into Mexico. Apart from Cortinas band
the Mcxicans IRE. represented as exceedingly
friendly.
As the contest for the position If House printer
is closed, tho expected arrival ct Mr. Salworth to-.
morrow is u matter Of much interest among dem
vcrats.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-15

We invite attention to the advertisement Of
Messrs. KgSr. PAINE 4 KENT Richmond. This
House is one Of the best known in tho State, lav
ing been engaged in the Wholesale dry goods trade,
under one style or other, in the city of Richmond,
for the last thirty years. 1t will be seen that
they give assurance of having made unusually
South tho coming season and We trust that their
enterprise will find IN appropriate and wcllme
tied reward.
1t is our interest to build up tho cities Of our
State and the merchants Of tho interior shouli
make their purchases as far as may be practicable
in the cities Of our own seaboard. To this end
our importing and wholesale merchants must sell
ut something like Northern prices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-15

HrnAN NAruRE.--An Eastcra paper tells good
anecdote Of mn opulent widow lady, who uncc
Afforded queer illustrate IN Of that cold compound
ol incompaliblcs called "human nature" II was
Christmas Eve Of ono of thnse old fashioned
winters which were so cold The old Indy pat ON
nm extra shawl and as she Rugged her sh,orng
frame, she said u her faithful negro servant !:
It's terrible cold night, Scip. | am afraid my
poor nciahbnr. widow Green. must be suffering,--
Take the wheeharrow, fill it full Of wood r,lc On
good loul, md tell the poor woman to keep her
self comfortable. Bat before YOU 70, Scip, put
some more wood on the fire. and make a nice
mug ui film Those last orders wore duly obcyel.
aud TIE old lady was thoroughly warmed, b, 9TH
Inside nnd out And now the .rusty Sip wa-
about to depart on his errand Of mercy, when bis
considorate mistress incrposcd again; stop, Sta.
You need not go now. The iceatler has mo2eratcd"
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cOAIhIERCIA-
COMMERCIALS
LYNCHBURG. MARKERS,
zkrouTxD -
A. b. FUCKER,
PROF. CE BR . X E r.,
1ss MaIs SHEET.

tRThese quotations. will be understood, represent whole
sale prices generally
AprLEsGrecn abs5oo u barrei according to quality ade-
BACON New, freely the market-seing at HOLY cts
BrASs.-Whe-brIsk at i5oes i75 y bushel.
BEEsw Ax-326I34 cents.
BrrrEa-ff6s2o cents Firkin 201o5 cents fresh Roll.
CogSYcilo~ saaos2 CHS; White s2at cts suppl! good
Cons MEAL.-s56e93 cents; according TO quality.
CIxEST--James River II .6otqei.s0.
DRIED Participates $l.s16 aDsi42; Peaed Peaches, $780,
Unp@aIed do, Z. 15Gl ~ 90 p hush.
FLouR.-superine 1850 $500; Extra s612hDt625 Fam
lily s6,sTa66sIp.
FLAxsEED.--Dcnand good-sl ,27Gl 80.
FgATngas.-43d1A cents supply good.
FEKTiiIxsHsNo Peruvian Guano 62.9 q ton of2o00 1bs
Reescs Manipulated Guano 90; Sombrero duano s3.o
Mexican t;uano f250; Rhodes sup Phosphate of Lime 5000
Ruin's Phospho Peruvian Gunn0 s52O; Ground Plaster
loose 5000; Packed &ll.DA
sEEp-ioyer 81 2t616y50; Timothy s2256ls250: Or
eard 81 tGei 30 aiai Grass oo1si25; Evergreen io
Ge4i75
. ssiNsKsG.-5a055 cents.
HAy- f10nG1s1.l2i4 y 100 bs.
IgoS.-Mounaln t,5d1+9o; Viewers 800 2 Ton.
LARD.-Supply good at ll0tl2 cents.
Thonasown *l.509I$l, 60 Mountain s0lI90 cents
OsIoSs White s06os119 Red 62G1l5 cts. n busle
OArs.-Demand goodWhitr j60Jjc.; Black 6ll62 cents q
bu-he Of 33 Ms sheaf Oats II 2jG1&tsTk.
PEAs.-ltackryed lid1 1900 Black or Cow Pea 1t00s1o
PoTAroEs.-l369>79 cenis-accorlng to quality.
loBacooThe Offerings have been larger for The past few
dayswih some Improvement in quality remain about
rs last week quote Primings 25GDf; lngs 2V1@fsi3o
for ordinary bright and free Of dirt 4DL&6 Leaf $Lo
$500; for bright working parcels 5000 l300-the offerings
confined mainly TO loose parcels.
NnEAT-Eeccpts continue ight-wh an improved feeling
Iquole Red nj *25d5t32; White ti.SOlIsio for choice
parcels.
Wool Unwashed %. Washed 5000 according to quail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-15

The LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARkEr-NEw YonK,
Feb. l3.--llewitfs Liverpool cotton circular re-
cevcd by the steamer Canada. says that in consc.
quence Of the improved tenor of American letters
tavoring more moderate CROP estimates, the i'm
proved feeling in the market of last week is I'M
impaired.
The imports for the week were 4,500 bales and
the amount known to be at sen 100000 bales
against 0.000 bales at same reriod last year
Messrs. Richardson. Spence & Co., reduce their
quotations for middlings and lower grades l-l6d.
bnt quote the better qualities at full prices.
Messrs Rakefeld l. Nash report strong stnplcd
kind LIE to / dearer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-15

4 TREE-CLMBINo MANiAc.--Tae ST. Chirs,ille
Chronicle says that young man afflicted with an
uaconquerable propensity for climbing Gees was
sent to the Belmont County lufrmary last week.
liz had been an inma,e ofOhio Lunatio Asylum,
aud discharged as cured but his malady returned,
and the poor fellow was determined to go uu.'
Whenever he had u chance he would ascend to
the top of the nearest tree. On Friday week he
was found some sixty feet upa tree, on the hill
above Bcllar, and it was with the greatest diff
Guilty he could DO induced to come down to earth
again Cincinnati Commercial.
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. we nenublicsns Get Nothing |"

. The Republicans Get Nothing"
VI So says The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Jsurnal Of Commerce lDsmocratic.) in
) lsstsr fron which vs make he following ex-
tract: -
rie aiRcer al The House who IL Of their party-i
We suppose Mr.. Seward or the endorsers of the
Helper circular to be the proper representatives
Of the party. Appeals were actually mnde to the
Republicans IN caucps last night and again TO-
day, BY friends Of Mr.. Seward. TO elect one Re
publican. All the officers Of the House bad been
chosen except the printer Mr.. Mitchell, eiitcr Of
the ST. Louis News. received the plurality ct
votes. printer and he represents the interests Of
Mr.. Edward Bates. Finally. the caucus nominat-
ed Mr.. Defrees, OF Indianapolis, rs printer, by n
majority Of one-and Mr.. Detrees 10 said TO he an
advocate ofsthe election Of John Bell. of Tennos-
see. to the Presidency. From the Speaker down,
no Republican, rs we understand the purity term,
has been chosen BY tho Pennington coalition.
The action Of the llouse will probably conform
with these Indications OF the character oil the
party which has temporary majority Of one.
We know that tho Republicans are divided up
on the question Of the public printing. and havF
not been able as yet to agree upon any person who
shall be the recipient Of that favor. II would
therefore, occasion us no surprise il tho Amerl-
cans and Democrats should agree upon Mr.. Gloss
brenner. late SergehntatArms, or upon some
South American. There is no Disgusting the
Tact that the Republicans very much spt up,
and that despite the assertions of the Democratic
press to the contrary they have not succeeded in
carving through the Republican programme.
From these facts we augnr tho most favorable
results; believing That they will be convinced OF
the Importance of abandoning extreme ground
and uniting yi,h the conservative Opposition to
sayo tho country Those Of them who refuse to
do this will have to fall back upon Garrison Abo-
litionism. where they will be too contemplate in
numbers and influence to do any harm
1t il very evident, We think, that Seward and
he ulraists will DO thrown overheard and that
he power and influence of the Republicans MS
sectional organization. will be broken up.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-15

OPENING OF THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL AT PHIIA-
DELpulA-PnrLADELPHIA,F February l3.-Stevens'
new Continental Hotel, corner of Ninth and Chest
nut streets. was thrown open to the inspection Of
the stockholders and ladies this evening. Not less
than ten Thousand persons were present during
the evening. The Interior was brilliantly illumi-
mated, and the gorgeous furniture and various APP
pointments Of the splendid establishment were
universally admired. Several stores on the first
aoor were also opened tonight including Charles
Oakford & Sons establishment.
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Highest State of Improvement.
THE VALUABLE CITY HOTEL,
AT THE CORNER OF 9TH AND MAIN STREETS,
ISNonBrR0,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
the request Of the owners and by virtue Of q deed of
"A trust executed by them TO will offer for sale pub
lie auction, the premises WEDNESDAY the 29h
FEBRUARY 1861 at 81 ocock T. NJ that valuable property
known as the CITY HOTEL at the OF Main and Sixth
Streets fronling MAN, and running back the depth
The square to Lynch Street.
This property Is well KNOWN md minute description Of the
Is unnecessary The location makes desirable
property for the purposes of Hotel other business
situated Mt the corner OF Main and Sixth Streets The i'm
OF Sixth street which will
be speedily Completed will afford the shortest
connection between Main Street aud the Of Orange
and Alexandria Railroad and the the James River aud
kaa~ la Canal and will be the main and from
Main Street
Al the time will be sold HOUSE AND LOT adjoining
Liberty warehouse, fronting Main Street. feet and
running back - feet.
Terms liberal aud made known on the day Of sale.
feb 4-dcoiids j. y. SLAUGHTER, Trustee.
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SALES By AUCTION.


Office
tho Exacuior Of II r :. Hopkins dec'd viii oatr fr
saie he preises, Public aseon The hse.l MA
der, ike Ind day ofMARcH next fAir next
faif da, thereafter the
:. Valuable Tract Of Land,
on which the Hopkins lived time Of bis death CON-
tanning THREE HUNDRED ACRES, lying In the coun,y ~
Amherst-whin three miles Of the Be,el on james
hch place there LUMBER HoUsE The rec.u-
grain, which IL accessible by good road sn.
tract ef land wenproyed, and 10 nntied believe. by
those be of the very best red SOIL now In good
hart, and susceptible OF the
Highest State of Improvement,
well adapted TO Clover, and superior Tor Wheat Clover &c
There perhaps. acre, what be cultivated and
improved, lies WE'LL and IL well waered aud abundant sun
ply Of good timber In good neiShboriood 10
mill, Shops DC portion OF the purchase money be re-
qured in cash. the balange reasonable time will be given
The precise will be made known the sale The
pdcase take possession (when he complies with the terms
of sae Of nil the tract ot and, with the exception the
Houses and Garden he Ia have Uf them
day of November next There as been crop Of wheat
the place. and preparations made for The
title told land undoubtedly good but acting the Execu
tor will sell and convey such only al h vested In
Executor aforesaid will a. ,hs time sell all The per-
habe property belonging said Esate, consisting OF Hores
Cattle logs COrn Bacon aud q parcel Shucks, Straw DC.
Plantation Utensils, Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
HIRAM CHEATW0OD, Ex'or
feb 1o-c2tawtds Of L. i. I. Hopkins decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-15

SUICIDE AND ArrEMPrEp MuRDER-ALLENrowN,
IA. Feb IA mulatto named Andrew Camel
attempted TO cut his wife's throat in house Of
ni-lams IN this place yesterday Thinking he bad
succeeded IN his design. he then his own throat
ana Immediately expired. His wife, who is q
white woman, is not dangerously wounded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-15
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

/ OFFER FOR SALE WooDLAWN the late residence of
G. WISFREE. decd situated mile Lynchburg on
the Campbell Court House Turnpike There will with
the Dwelling o6o acres Of land considerable proportion
which is in timber Besides excellent Dwelling there on
the place all the necessary ououscs large tobacco factory
well of superior water,
The place is admirably adapted either market or dairy
farm. G.. v. WINFkEE Ex,or
lcb s-dHawts of 4. Winree, deed,
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AdminiStrat0r'S Sale.

SHALL sell FRIDAY the 18th day Tho present month
(Febrary9 at the resdenee Of the late Chcsley H. Hardy
on diamond Hill all Of the perisiabe prop belonging 10
said dcce,ans estate, consisting o the usual variety House
hold and Kitchen Furniiure-and one Cow.
The sale Of the above properly will O'Clock,
precisely
sln sell in front Of the Market House. SATURDAY
morning following a; II O'Clock, Negro Woman, named Pru
dcncc, belonging 10 said estate.
TERNsAl sums under 500 eash4-oyer that amount four
months credit gvcn interest added, negotiable notes. tisac
torl, endorsed j. n. GORDON,
feb Stds Administrator.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-15
ICIIHFV.
JOHN LETCHER.

New YORK BANK RrrrRNs.-NEw YORK. Feb.
l3.-The weekly returns Of the city hanks show n
decrease Of S1563jO IN loans, Sl36, 80 in specie.
Slo06,Glo in deposits, aud nj. increase in circu-
latiun If $1,000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-15
NOTICE

FMMEpATELY after the sale Of the City HOTEL II being on
the sh Of February, will sell the FLRyITIRE Of the
HOTEL and hire six House Servants and two Cooks for
OF the year My lease the City Hotel will expire on
The frs. day Of March, The purchaser supply himself with
furniture aud servants. JOHN +. HAWKINS.
q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-15

eHThese quotations. understood represent whole
sale prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-15
MESSAGE EROM GOV, LETCHER.

The Raouisition for Ooppic- Duplicity OF
the Governor OF Iowa-His Ala 20 the
Fugitive-The Position Of the South
Necessity for Action, &c, &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-15
A New SoutheruHProduct.

IBERIA sYRUP--I in store Of my Importation,
- direct from Monroviaa nice article Of S, rupa product
from ST. Pauls River Liberia. Call and get some before 10
gone. feb 6tsl A. b. RUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-15

1869, n3CdWarc lmpOrsatlOnS 1861.
SMITH, RHODES & CO.,
nAnDw AnE. GurLEa.y, GUNS,
SA ID ID l. l. II y,
AND ANCHOR BoLTIN] CLOTH
90 PEARL STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
RE now in receipt Of their Spring Stock, embracing large
"A and varied assortment Of Goods purchased direct from the
Manufacturers at home and aboa the best terms and es
Tennessee and they respectfully solicit call from the Mer
chants and saddle visiting this Market to examination OF
the confidently assuring them that they determined
or any 4 @ Snrisein Torke n sk /. full and
complete embracing in connection with Shelf and Heavy
HARDWARE Guns %c, large assortment of Saddles Brides,
buckles, Webbing, Hog Skins, Lining skins Patent and Ena
sT- Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
VIRGIS1A:At rules held in llc clerks onlce of the Cir
cut court Of Campbell County, on Monday the 9th da! Of
Adam Clement ...................... Plaintiff
IN rovENASr-uEoN AIrACilNENl ISSUED.
The object Of this suit ~ Of the defendant W.
bearing by proper affidavit filed that The defendant Geo W.
Clement, Dr. not resident OF this state: it is ordered that
lie do appear
." and do ~ha! is necessary to protect his neresand that
weeks SncnIurg ys'nan, posted the FROM door
u The Court House OF this County. day
90 MrHRELI,EQ j. ALEXANDER, Clerk
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks of the Cir
cult Court Of Campbell County, Monday 9th day
Geo W. Clement aud Adam Clement, Commissioner In suit Of
N'",'" ". .''f'an'ih,
Geo W. Clement Jr, Ralph A. Clement, JAS r. Clement,
thaS H. Clement Defendants.
IN DEBI.-l PON ATTACHMENT lssULD.
The Object Of this suit is The dee4ans 81
co. with interest from the 9TH day Of August la9 ill paid
Jee I" credit OF i3.300 of Nov 1859; appearing
b! proper affidavit fled that the dcfcn W.
dr not resident OF tins elae 1t ordered alp
do what Unnecessary protect his interrsl"ard that copy Of
This order be published successive weeks
IN the l.nchbag Nirnan and pos,ed
Courttouse of This Count! the first day the County
Court \ tupl-icse
j.. MrnRELl, +. q. JNo. u. ALEXANDEE, Clerk.
feb l5w4w
/ men CAMBRIA HANDkERCIIlEFS--u Ladies' and
II Gentlemen, n large suP.! jus, received by
feb ladn's JNO. j. PCRVlS. AG'T.
ENfESSloN SKIRTS, white and colorci, for Ladies' and
"A thiren, lr" lot NJ from 80 the finest ius
ccycd by t,b l5-di!sl JNO i pIENls AR
(ENZlNE-A supply of BcnIine for removing all kinds Of
1D spots %e., SILK sibDun, Cloth. and for clean
inI t'luses, without affecting TIN, color For sale by
feb lois JNO. H. SEAY. Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-15

ii Fine Green and Black Teas. essGsa
10 Han Chests very superior Black Tea jus & HI
China. ALSO ~ 's "oi
90 nan Chests Fine and Extra Fine Gunpowder Teas per
sup Romance OF the Sea- and ship "Eyera," of our
feb 9-.s EDNoND DAvENpopr I. ~
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EMPLOYMENT.
$50 Month and all EXPENSES Paid.

A AGENT Is WANTED IN EVERY TOWN AND
count! IN the United states, engage respectable and
business by which the above profits may certainly real
-eu for further particulars address Dr. HHNRY WARNER
one Postage Stamp. Ian a4-t3mSclaw-o an