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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

A writer in the Alexandria "Gdcette' suggests
the fuli"wios pian for raising funds to complete
the Washin.ton Monument: as tie linc is now
drawing riga Er car qpadrenniai election. | sug-
gest that. in all the wards &c The cities. there lie
l"x placed in such position. THAT each voter if
he desires it, can drop his dime, or any amount
he chooses; and the judges Of election, or some
suitable pers,n he appointed to take in charge
t money. and furw;rl it to tie psoprie SON.
4 leave this for others to promulgafe throughout
the land"
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Ls.EST MEMS III TELEGRAPH.
laArnnD rsrss.-ls ses ras "lssonppaa ylEsrarAx."
Congress.

WASHINGTON, March s-SENArs.--Mr. Crimes,
Of Iowa, gave notice that he would introduce bill
tn retrocede the District Of Columbia to the State
OF Maryland, and remove the National Capitol.
Mr.. Browns Territorial resolutions were called
up, bat no action taken.
HeusF-Mr. Gurley, II Ohio, reported bill to
establish Government Printing 0iiea.
Mr. Sberman, OF Ohio, reported the Military
Appropriation bill
The Postal Committee reported bill inviting
proposals for carving the entire mail from the
Atlantic to the Pacific on single route. All
were referred to the Committee of the Whole ON
the State Of the Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

PuRcH ,sE OF rag PAX. II asD!E."- Res lu TONS
have been introduced into the Pennsylvania Log
islatare contemplating the purchase Of that por-
ton of Virginia known the Pan Handle"
1t empowers the Governr to appoitt three COM
nissinners tp meet similar number to lie ap-
pointed on behalf Of Virginia. to negotiate such
ce,sinn. The Pennsylvania commissioners are to
report the terms and conditions If any arc agreed
to- tn the next sessions OF THO Legislatures Of the
two Safes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

"a, MAZE sroLEN.--sIj EEWAED.-on ~ iay
~ SA evening last man who gave is name ALLEs Ia r
fXI1 Marc NJ mr. Stable 10 he sad few leg IN
The country promising return the evening ich
tine hive heard nothing from hm We, therefor, p
lie has alsnde with the Mare Nc will The abo
delivery She il u small
and tniiwhiir feet blaze face aud nd
fiery. years old, this Spring has small
her hack caused by the saddle. Thu
feel 10 inches high. would weigh from $40 10
and gcniecl! dressed in bnota l III
a resident of ISnoiiburg xny information .
him ii Mare will be thankfully received aud 'wnrt
above. y. W. " = l.. " IIiil /.
feb 23d1 c2tawts--( Rep)
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by WM. PANNlLL. AucrioNEsR,
PETERS INC. "a.
Auction Sale Of Valuable ElOur Ni)lh ,g
pror,ar+I. l., Il - tss.sc 'v"I ''uIn y

Auction Sale OF Valuable Flour Millh ,g
Property in the City of Petersburg.
IN Thursday the 18th March nrAt nj IL ocMk NJ oil 10
" promises, 0f not previously sold pr,atry) shall scil n,
auction The valuable AMI we'll known Flour Mi called h.
Petersburg. " ~ 10y "
he building Of hrek portion ,ssinfcc and the 9TH
aoN2" tri having i've doors, and ar Il urrs near
new The Ml has lately bccn thoroughly repaired n i
AoNo IA $lsooo, with new iron sbailug gearing -
ihrnnshn with all HE necessary naehIny 1T tue asi LII
Improvements, all IN good oricr. and capable King
hf hhn Hour per day. Very lately the dam
hu' paf! hia'i new. The wnter wheels raud nf.
with ne" improved Turbine WHICH, which woras admirably
htr" Is Hn ahunan. of hnd attached the MIL IL rN,,n
tie buildings I" any size, MhHh h. required There a
good SIZE i"r torn MIL mud family r. .icnc on
mllers dwclng) The Mill Is insured for *gonlo pa, IN III
Mu'unl Dulcr. - "
le crops Of wheat tao IN the country trading 10 Peter,
'f h' :" rapidly Increasing TINT The number nov
mr. ", lhahallnl" h niFaciure h.n, large llau
litl EIHifl ahn"d. lh"ctrc Wishing
IN u'o INNING uAnefs such opportunity u profitable In
Nr'tlncnI rurl, oreGrA
llnNNi One iorih months CREDIT The ~ manin, three
'oaf'hN one, IVA ahd thrc credit with
wen endorsed Ia -at h, n"cN and deed ist The pro
P'ril, Ia secure tttr payment
Possession given tnnrlAttV
lur further nG,imntipn ami, Ia
JOSEPH u. OWN,
lAlor of i. HrAe., deed.
mn a-hIS NM fAANlll. Aue.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

AD'RNiSo HoaE.-Nature in,e,is such u large
smount IT hereapi,al in rendering her dominions
pleasing and beautiful, that 1t would lie hut us,
appreciation of her example for her human chill
dren to carry her lessons home in their hearts
nnmes may be made cheerful as respondent as
the exterior world. in the most uxuriant festival
OF summer, IL harmony, patience aud forbearance
are mutually cultivated, and teaching OF virtue
and christian love are inculcated. Tho numerous
families divided among themselves" that one
may discover in idling away an honr wah the cos
sips, are sad testimony fthc neglect of the model
so generously given. and which strike deeply into
the sympathies Of those who aeve peace ard arc
blessed with good hearts and happy homes II is
never imnossibe tn render cheerful aud pure the
hreside Of home-nor is it ditiicult TO render it
miserable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09
FORWARDING Business.

TE'E Jamcs River ant Knn1wha Cornrn, ing accred
4 to thu proposition of Tie Son,-s ic l.. Il. Co.. 10 aSauce
the rates ON boi routes have been compelled I" advance
rates am however. by that arrangement sunich I" put
goods through al ~ la % cent below the SuuS" Road
Co... provided they adhere 10 The suntions; and
lirs The difference viii be much greater Al Any rate an
detfFthe3 II ic1hce 70 ne Atc."f y"SAt print trerF
"Tfi/e which the high tolls will permit ami The hnnts OF
Incrng and the West will lind 1t greatly their advantage
to ship their goods via Richmond, A. :. LEE.
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
march Its ON the block Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

LECTURES. Burrows of llichmond, will de-
liver three lectures this week oa the peculinrties
of the belief It the B.ntsts. in their Church at
Alexandria, va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

On BACUEL,Rs.-O!d achelura have been sty-
I'D unpru duc'ive 'nsnmers; scissors with bat one
biade bcx> without fdles irregular substances,
always in tue singular numter and objective case;
uuruiy -chalafs ~Lo, when told to c,,ngusatc, al
ways derine.
writer Ia ore Of our exchanges gives the foil,v-
ing defaitiun Of married and single blesscdness.
lie saws: Matrinanv *: Hot huckwhcat cakes
warm lrir. comfortable s!pper-, sn king c,irc,
round arms. ted lips. kind words, shirts exIltin z
in buttons. re ieen'rd Stockings. boot jacks happ,
tess. ctr etc. Sinsle bic sseducss is: Sheet iron
quilts, Lu" nos"t, frosty rooms, ice in the Iitci.er
uarel-eneriied linen. hel,es~ seeks, cufre sweet
.nei With icirIcS gntta ,erra biscuits fahhly
steak iuH razr>l ,ughs and colics, riubarb mis-
cry, cic, Scat!
Son.e wag thus a!s,str,phxes tie old bachelor;
"What /. ~ cui thing odd bachelor is. With his
eLeerleAr b4use, aud rnriul lhiz,..n hitter c.id
night WHEN the fierce Wild ii"ws; when the earth
is covered With snow. Wh"n his ERE is out, and,
in e,se, & lie slips, meath the sheets "i his lone
" bed, bow he draws up his toes, still incaSed in
yaru hose that they may not chance to gee sroze
Then he puils aud he blows, and says that he nuws
no ularl a on earth. ever Suffered such woes: and
with abs? and with 8s, With his limbs to dispose,
so tina, neiu.er bis toes nur his may I've irze to
his siumlpsrs in silence the bachelor goes. la the
morn " hen the ,pk crows; and the aun has ust
rprr from beneath tie e,lgtotlles f,l:s the achc
iJr. nose and. AS sol; may snppo>e when he hears
how the wind blows. and secs the windows aii
ivoZe why back nea ia the clothes pops the poor old
fellows Rose; for lsil W, hr k 0es if from that
be- he rise to put On bis clothes, that he'd sueiy
be irorc.''
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erux AND STATE AFFA1Rs.

TnE HAr RocuE.--James Calvin, charged with
stealing hats IRON the rack at the 6ervell House.
some weeks since, vas tried before the Hastings
Cour, yesterday found guilty, and sentenced to
twelve mon,hs imnrisonment in the city Jail. Me-
ior James Garland appeared for the prosecution,
and 4. Christian and Samuel A. Gordon for tho
prisoner.
Calvin ia quite youth, and had only been in
this city q few days previous to tho commission of
the larceny, FOR which he is now convicted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

FENIIr of JOHN y. DAVIS co, dissolved
the 5la Dce,mbcr 1913 b, expiration uf the term of
partnership. All indebted Ia said concern III please
aud stil Their Those claims
tl.c concern viii please present them for phtmeht
Ions I. DAVIS,
JAMES T. SCOTT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

TO" expensive is the graveing of the walks in
the Capitol Square ut Richmond. So thinks
Gov. Letcher. Capt. Samuel Freeman says it
will Cost 50. 90,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09
GENTS GOODS FOR SPRING. 1859.

EENTLEMEN are respectfully invited To call and
Y etic latest styles vi FANCY CASSIMERES. FESTiNGS.
CLOTHS AND FURNISHING GOODS. Al Ia rtal,
good goods of ntesi sly and their
suited. Also the very best Black Doe skins Drah Er Lineny
price Cassmcrcs for boys, Military Goods md Trimming
&c, NM. l.. PAGE
Apy;i l2-dNs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

a catfish was drawn from the Appomattox ves
trr'lay near Pocahuntas Bridge. which wei~hc
l0s. The lackic darkey sold him inme,;a,cl,
for 6j cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

VIscixI. II TEL At CAMrBsLL couRr Iiou,E.-
l. will he seen tr.ni tho adverti sement published
in another co,uma. that the above named house
after having undergone Thorough overhauling.
and reiittin5 froa cellar to garre:, will he reopen
ed on Monday next. 1t never having been our
good fortuue to have visited the ancient city Of
Rustburg. We Of course express M opinion
in. regard to the appearance OF things at
the Virginia iIatcl. hut this much we fell
fully warranted in saying; if the en,erprising
landlord. Mr.. Williams, treats his guests. as he
treated us IN yesterday they will have no cause
of complaint The articles cent, VIC beg to assure
Mr.. W. camc tn hand in good order. aud the fnsi-
ing committee: whica empowered to report ON
their quality. &c. rendered unanimous verdict af
:. A. M. |. We tender our heartfelt acknowledged
,uenis t., our generous llusburg friend, for his
kind remembrance, and would express the ardent
irpe, that his success as tuni6ce. may he com
nensurate with his deserts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

We suhoin the following notices from our eeiem-
roraries of the Press. wlo the mosi competent
jud1rs Of tork IN department:
or thc 18th Annual Report of tho President
and Directors OF the Va. aud Tenn. Railroad, the
Petersburg Express says
We without special communication of tho very
handsome In which the Report ha. been Printed by
worth, eenlemp"ry Of the L,nchhurg vitgnian"
Upon the same subject the Abingdon Nirainan
says:
vi printed the Job oncc Of the Iynchnrf vrglnan
nnd do not rccueei 10 have ndsonr specimen
NJ Typography II hnsnes. character n gotten up in the
highest ai Of the ND caano be cre'llcd In the state
out of IL
And tie Petersburg lntelligcncer thus
WI. printed at job Of the L. nelhug vrclnnn
md snas IN Greatness aud e'arrc,, tlr a rfe'au, re-
Iott o similar character t exceedingly we'll decJ which
have been sent out from the SAM" Office
And the Bedford Sentinel
The typographical execution Of the work. was done
ut the llr!ian iowrrrr dob onoc ~rha,o but singl
cnatk 10 drr It exhibits nentncs neldem cxcr'd, and
would nn q credit upon publishing lolc Ia Boston, Ne"
lotk, ~ ihiniclplia.'
And the Fincastle Democrat,
The rep"ri pIn nj the Job Office Of The ylrunnn in
l>n'hhHrR "d r'ranls tho most neal! printed pamphlet
NrhaN' so'u FROM al, office In Virginia.
The panyilIc Transcript
Negnrcn, printed nj the office Of our cnepr'ing cocm.
nncul part Il HE work reflects great crch upon printers
r we ha'r scarcely n,ner Job fron pnicc
The Christunsbuig Star;
"Tc printing nj The Lynchbure yirplnan chico
nni IN oie of the best jobs we have seen latcly"
The Dan,illc Register:
"Thc Report spirited at The job onlcc of ,hr Iynrhrp
Ncinan, nn Ia nn admirable specimen OF Typographical
cnlinn."
OF the Hampton Sidney Magazine. printed
Monthly AZ this ONCE, our contemporaries thus speak
The Petersburg lntegcnccr
III !. printed In exceedingly neat nj the fynea
burg Nirguian oiic'.
The panvillc Transcript
THE Magazine s published In Iynrhburg and printed
nj the "lc" Of The NrRhhn ItA IL certainly
v" much Improvement upon its present appearance. 1t Ia In
iced liulllt-r."
OF the Virginian Almanac, they also spea k
III the following complimentary terms
The Bedford Sentinel fays: f+-s5.
"As specimen of neat pamphlet printing, the
execution oi The work cannot he hxcecd IL would redo
cf' IA upon any Publishing House In the Lnon."
The Abingdon Nirginian remarks
"rhe .rglnnn Almanac For 1890 compiled mr. and issht
from the Lynchpurg Nrgnian Office, decidedly the bauds
neSt gotten up thing Of tho aort We have socn,"
The Petersburg Press
"a neat Almanac with tho pbove printed l., urbune
las been -en by mn II Ii carefully complied and
the nndsomest specimens OF the typographical
lattl, sern"
The Petersburg Express
at IL beautifully printed. Tho work la com.
Iicio aud c"nois, wc have seen"
Those recommendations should suffice. ss
EtG" All orders will be promptly attended to, and
work warranted 10 give Satisfaction
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09
ACCOUNTS DIE

III those having accounts with viii please
N scilng them nj their eacst convenience
of money and wish TO settle up lc pas
year Yours respectfully,
FEB 3-ts j. MATTHIAS e. GO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

The average value of land per acre ia jefferson
county Va, is $3.50. In Wyoming county the
average is only Is cents, aud in Clay county III
cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

rvm - ,E1A0CuCOrS Sale.
NIL VIII on Wedn. s,iay, lith nf March N, A ,,o.k -
NM M s. ~ ah,le Auction, House Lot On nlann,, I'd
Ii! sJvninx NJ Is bradshaw The m,ro, .menl. co a.
ssi OF frame Dwelling wph tour rooms ihc rronnl ~ a,
nate acre which Ia In good cutiy a,iou rna. a
s" give" "nhseaeis' Terms made known dny Of sale
WM n. " j. C. silEAREt.,
.ypps ..,,. Executors of MA SuEAHsR, deed
Ifll,n. A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

The Alabama House declines to concur in the
Senate's resolution, appropriating $50 ZOO 10 aid
Virginia in defrayiog the expenses incurred by
the John Brown affair.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

NORFOLK AHDpETERsEUni RALRoAD. - The Nor
folk drgus Of Wednesday has tho following:
Mrssrs: II. Irwin, President and W. Nah ne
Superb tendent. of the Norfolk aud Petersburg
Railroad Company. returned in Il special train on
Saturday evening from Richmond, where they
have been CIR the past rix weeks engaged in VI
ging the ciain, of our city and her railroad upon
the guardians of the treasury. The gentlemen
deserve high credit for the ability and zeal with
which they have pushed on the great to its
final success. We learn that they were molly sec
onded in their cEnrts hy NJ ssrs. DcaGc. Of Lynch
burg, Anderson OF Richmond, and other stlunch
outside friends Of internal improvement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

\ GonD SuLT-Wc learn from a private source
gays the Salem Erg'Stc1, that gentleman near
Black -burg Montgomery cnunty not long since.
tryin. his skl in the coming line, trtu-
rate IA To Kill sxty-one Wild pigeons Mt enc fire.
and in Xix fires two hundred AID irrty-twn. This
seems unreasonable, but is more easily accounted
done:
This WAS done by placing n muskct. heavily
charged, ranging with the bait which he Ind
srown tn tempt the birds, and when a large
nun,ler had assembled. he discharged his nu,ket
Icy means II string which was attached to the
trigger.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

No. BUri ERl 10 frhins No. Butler in small packages,
~ put up expressly for family usc-for sale by
f,b25-ts f1 LEE, ROOKIE Il co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

100 CASES MASS LCoRICE. OF good qaaii,y, 10 arrive
w in fuw days For ste lar. by
n,anchl IEBY & SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

addition Ia eua. Tobauso fttors maxi "
article specially Tor I"ha for the lin-'nn market
Manufacturer shipping tha poin tcsIccifl, invited
/" call and examine 1t. " NJ A. SIKOiliEi. ~ co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09
BY u. ARERS, Auc,ioneer.

Negro Girl at Auction
1 Will s'ii IN SATURDAY morning. The HON Inst nj n
-v,oVh' hAe'y N,vr" dlri aboui 10 ,cars Of age
,oh a "a """'"s interest added Il, AkEEs,
Austi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09
MORE 'T1i


OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
II Is the best We have scen.--Examiner.
!, does all Il proicsses-E Enquirer
No other compares " In II. South
The work IL even, strong and perfect Christian Advocate
The most perfect instrument Centrul Presbyterian
Equal, II NOD superior 10 nny.-1ranscripi.
Decidedly the bcst.--JeT.rsonIan Republican,
Superior To any-Virgnia Citizen
The best in usa.--Culpeper Observer
Tho most complete. Buckingham Register.
The best madc--Valey Democrat
WITHOUT a IlVAI.--SeontIac American,
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM nt the State Fair in Virgil
mia. d. ~ II
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair In New
York. -
Ii look the HIGHEST PREMIUM at The State Fair u New
Jersey.
]. took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at tho State Fair In Penn
sylvana. =-,...'- :, =
i! took the HIGHEST pGEMIuM a. the State Fair in Ku,.
lucky -
Il took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair In III
nois. - - -
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair In W h.
consin. 4I. =, - y :
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM n, the State Fair in MI h.
igan. -
1t took The HIGHEST PREMIUM q, the State Fair In In d.
49," - :
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM a, the State Fair In Mis-
sissippi. = 1'-'' " ~
took the HIGHEST PREMIUM ut the State Fair In Mis-.
soun. st1=4 aFb 80 ~ =" ~
fOrnia ..z - - = - -.
And at the Fairs In Cinelnna Chicago LOUIS Baltimore
= A. s. ENGLEDovE. Sole Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

VIRGINIA COAL OIL.
fnyllIS oil. be tn. best al,
ing longer and gives more light supl4y constantly
land and for sale by PEEL STEVENS,
Wholesale Druggists Alexandria. Va
tF- Encourage hcme manufactures PAS.
lib Lett
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09
Administrators Sale

Administrators Sale.
SHALL sell Ia ironi oT the Market House on sstu Law
morning. The 10Th Inst, al ioo'clock, NEGRO WON an
pelongng 10 the estate of &. II. Hardy.
1shNs:f months, negotiable paper satisfactorily en-
uu ns ,n''r'et added d, n. GoKbuS,
.I..IAi .l.u4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09
SALES BY AUCTION.
FuTURE DAYS,
BY Z. X. PHELPS, AucrloSEER.
ifs MAIN STREET.

Saadle and Harness Horses nj Auction.
saerasy morning, the 10Th lhs will selI ON Nate,
owees ionng saddle and Harness liors.s we'll hra he
@ MI xna double harness; E,od Harners Horses An O.
NH ~ Aosses wen ot"ke T. Il. PHELPS.
80 - Aucuonser.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09
Coal OIL at &l.25

Coal Oil at $l25 per Gallon.
4 HAVE Just received supply u Light toored Uonl Oh
which viii nhrrnut to lac good any this
Price +L!op,t aalt'n Cunsuncrs pl.nsr call and u,
Supply. For sae by ANDREW lloyd,
Hl 2ts La Main Street, Ivnchlur, IA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

Tue FRANsLN TRAGEDY. I've have recent in
tel!gcncc from The scene If the late tragedy in
Franklia, that the preliminary trial of the parties
commenced On Wednesday last ef1re Mr. Coop
err. magistrate Of Franklin. We learn that
Messrs rredway and Whule have been employed
ON the part OF the defendants. Mr. Taiialerro is
the Cp,nmonwca,h's Attorney Cor Franklin couu-
ty, aud he will I've assit,ed ia the prosecution l,y
Hughes Billiard, E.g.. whose services have IL. Ell
engaged f'r the purpose A. the trial pr"gre sscs
the evidence is w.itten down.
There rcn,au three own ira;ie,s &c tie
Messrs. Clement who were killed. mud three hall
brothers. six in all. Ii is said that the ylrt JOS
have all disarmel, and "ordcr rc;gns IN Warsaw"
Mr.. Smith, who received fash wouni in the
arm is fast rcco, erng and is pronounced entirely
out of danger, while Mr.. Oliver Saith. whose hurt
was greater than thai IT any ther Of the sursi.
vors Of the conflict, is Iikcwrc improving. lie
was wounded by ps."l bail in tho wrist, which
extended up the arm to urar the elbow, causing a
frightfui wound. from which, however. AZ we lave
stated he is recovering. = Dlnrite ippeai.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09
RaralI.

INCLECTIC FOR MARCH
IL FEAHK LEsl.IEs MAGAZINE FOR MARCH at
NH VICIOUS DUpk SroE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

HPENTD, few da,s sace. large stock s New in
~ dow shades aud Fixtures varying in price from t0 yer
pair 10 $1,000
Also some ,ey handsome aud cheap 'l Corncc
duwk all and examine. :. NJ SIMPSON,
feb - Al lis New Store, @BAnk square"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

a GREAT HAUL OF Bic Fisu.-The Nmflk He
raid, OF Wednesday, says:
An immense sl,oic of rock Ash came into Lynn.
haven Bay on Saturday. and while passing the
fishery ol WIN. Il. Taylor, Eq, at Wiiloughly
Point, he had his sein out and succeeded in
capturing eight hundred "f them, averaging about
As lbs. each, some "f the largest weighing up
wards of 50 lbs. Mr. Miles +. TayLr, an enter
prising ishtnnngcr in market, Immediately
purchased the entire lot fur the round sum of nine
hnndred doffars. A pretty gr'd haul we would call
it, FIR the i>ll"rmcn; but M d 'ult the purchaser
will double his money. After re-erying n sniff:
cict number fr this market, twhere lac sells
them in cuts at l2s cents pnuud-l he shipnci off
the remainder yesterday To Richmond. and Bi,l,i-
mure and New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

NGW J 6WblIV
WYE have to-day received tescra styles OF Cora Law
w and Pearl Jcser!, which Ne will he pleased to S.pn
). WILLIAM d SON,
feb % IS Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

DESZiNE.-A supply of I.ann, for removing rll kline
- spots &C. from sill, Ei5aon, Cloth, ana for c
ing Go,es, without affecting TIE color For sale J.!
heb lots JAO. II. SEAi. Drlggi 4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

Fat No. Mackerel
HAVE for sale few ks Of fresh MAtkerek and a frcs
arrival ri Buckwheat F1ourto which would call the al
tcntion Of those who baye bought Of Rotaram
feb OTIS A, B. RIICKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

heyaIId.
nDD Fcsi"Ef I"sa,in OF handsome and shev styles 81 ell
reu arr arsIcctIdy Supply trfisse m
Approaching festival Call before they mr. al
ane. 4mnrch VI lisif VIM l.. pAG !.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09
Window Shades.

~ BARRELS ALCOHOL AND ETHEREAL oil for al
~ AT lowest mark.t price by PEEL X STEVEN
Alexandria, Va, Feb. q cl Wholrsur Drupp 81,