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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-22

The OLD HERO.-General Scott is in Washing
ton City assisting in doing honor to the Japanese
mi
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-22

RECEPTION OF Mr.. YANCEY--Upon the ar
rival of Hon. W. L. Yancey, on Friday, says the
Montgomery Post, number of his friends met
him at the depot and escorted him through the
city to his residence A fine carriage, drawn by
Hereford's well known team, was provided for
him and band Of Music and several vehicles
filed with his admirers formed the escort.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-22

PUB. DoC.-Hon. T. l.. Clingman will accept
our thanks for favors
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-22

CoMrNG.-Dan Rice's Big Show ~ is to be at
Goldsboro' on Friday the % inst
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-22

IMPRovlNG.-We learn from the High Point
Reporter that that town is growing rapidly, there
being no Less than aorns 1s improvements in pro-
gress.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-22

The UNION DEMONSTRATION AT New Or
LEANS.-the Union meeting at New Orleans, it
seems, vas postponed till last Tuesday evening,
raration. and to afford the seeding portion
of the Louisiana delegation to the Charleston
Convention an opportunity to defend themselves if
they shond deem such a course proper. This
was but fair, and does not substantiate the special
telegraphlc despaches which the Slidell and
Bright organ in this city paraded for two morn
lngs, that The effort to hold the meeting had been
signal failure. The call signed by a large
number of highly respectable gentlemen, and a
telegraphlc despatch from New Orleans informs
US that the meeting was one of the largest and
most respectable ever held in that city, The
eehng resolved to regard all as enemies who at
temp to produce separation ofthe States.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-22

Hon. A. Fl. STEPHENS AGAINST SECEss1t Ns.
Hon A. H. Stephens has written letter in
reply to several gentlemen of Macon, Ga in
which he sustains the principle of non-interyen
ton, disapproves of the Southern delegates and
recommends that delegates be sent to the Balii-
more Convention.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-22

Every body who is reasonably happy regrets
the figl t OF the years. Euheuf fugaces! Yuuc
sit dow n IN some lapse-but the laps of time IS
too fast for the smartest of Cowper says rather
touchingly-
:, The laI Sc of time and rivers is the same,
- They speed their Journey with restles stream
3. Ihs silent pace with which they steaIaw
No wealth can bribs; nor pious prayers dsiay'
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-22

DEATH OF PETER PARLEY.'''-The literary
world, not less than the children and the readers
of children's books, will regret to hear of the
death of S. G.. Goodrich, Esq (Peter Farley, !
which occurred in New York on Wednesday,
He was in his 9th year His sickness was of
but two days duration, and his death peaceful
and painless. The deceased was native of Con
necticut, and belonged to a family somewhat re
narkable for their devotion to literary pursuits,
and as writer attained most popularity by his
,dmirable school books for children, under the
well known soubrquet of Peter Farley, which he
preserved to the hour of his DEATH He establish
The first literary gazette published in this c. untry
and also the first annual, called The Token both
# which met with an extensive circulation The
deceased also enjoyed a good reputation as a
political write, and in the year 1851 received the
appointment of United States consul at Paris.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-22
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A CONVICTED

NEW YORK. May IA Macdonald, the murder
er of Virginia Stewart. attempted to commit sui
cde but is still living although his case is hope
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-22

ule will materially advance the interest Of the
stockholders and facilitate to such a great extent
the transmission of the mails, why in the name of
all that is reasonable have twelve sensible men
been ever since last July, ten long months, find
ing it out, and only now, six weeks before their
term of Office expires, do that which, according
the Adcocate, they should have done soon as
thew received their commissions This is ques-
ton that should be answered to the satisfaction
of the Stockholders and the public. Will the
Adrocate or the Directors answer?
They tried new schedule last fall, which was
far preferable to the proposed, and the
complaint was so universal that they only
tinued it serenteen days before they went back to
the old time of running.
Another point and we are done: 1t is known
to everybody along the line of the Road that
large number of persons visited Beaufort last
Summer who went down Saturday evening and
returned on Monday morning, simply because
they could do so without the loss of much time
from business, and still spend two nights and
day at the sea side. Persons in Newbern could
take tea at home Saturday evening and return to
breakfast on Monday morning, thus spending the
Sabbath at Beaufort without the loss of any time
from business. Even at Goldsboro' they could
take dinner at home on Saturday, go to Beaufort
same night, remain till Monday morning, and re-
turn to Goldsboro' by noon on Monday, thus on
ly losing a few hours from business; but how
will It be the coming season by the new schedule
no chance to spend Sunday at Carolina City or
Beaufort without losing both Saturday and Mon
day from business. Will this not affect the in
come from trnTell We think SO, and SO too does
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

The Jtffersonviile tTazeNeil o., Adrocate, one
q tie s,nunchcst Democratic journals in the state,
and u most ardent udmirer Of our late gay and
dashing Governor, IN referring to the recent love
feast held by It's brethren At Richmond. uses the
snnjoined not very compI'n.p.tary language ia
reeari. ~ ;tst iaoS' oaarrirs, dgnifed and pa.
triotic body. iicar waas the Tazewell man SAYS ::
1.-The proceedings OF the recent Democratic.
sta,e Convention have reached and disgu ,ted us
II there were auytt but Dcmocratic blood in our
vets We might lave reason 10 rejoice. and il VIC
were not ar,le',, devoted 70 the interests of Wiso
We MIGHT i.el Ike adding ut the disgraceiul flames
oil niseord WHICH were eating the braces and stays
81 nur vast rartv rdifcc. But we are mortified
and disappointed at the loss &c character we muet
sustRn away ir"m home Those who love tho
DEMOCRATIC party. aud who haze h.ea u,ssustad
BY and Iost All deeen, respect FOR the party in the
STATE OF n. T., may we'll feel conce, ned us thew
thus hehold Virginia leasing the prestige Of her
influence, and drifting fcaruiy away from tho
confines of party Influence and the veneration
which even her antagonists have felt for her dis.
erection and fdelity. OF all the scenes of disor-
,0st va have even known in the good old Common.
swhailh, mono have approached that recently per-
penated III the African Charch Ono bebulding
that hitherto discreet and chiyalrous BODY when
hrst seated in that old building celebrated for the
dignIfed conventions and noble concessions of
other days, would have been poorly prepared 80
soon 70 recognize its transformation to the funda-
mental elements Of vulgarty til ugh clad in robes
Of dignity aud place"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

Tns GREAT FIRE AT DANvILLE, KY.-It appears
that ffty-six houses were consumed in the fire
which occurred at Danville. KY, on the 22d of
February. The principal business portion of the
town was almost entirely destroyed. The total
loss is estimated at $780, 900, of which about one
half was insured. letter says the largo and
costly hotel known as the "Baterton House" WINS
entirely consumed with all the furniture.-A total
loss. The whole of the Main street, on the north
side, was swept away. except two buildings re-
Gently erected by Mr.. Charles Mithell The
whole square from Wclch's coruer is one scene of
DISSOLUTION. The law Offices Of Messrs Bell, Cowan
and Fox, on the other side Of the street were con-
sumed. Three churches burned-thc Reformed
Episcopal and Second Prestyteran-The dwelling
of Prof. Matthews, whore the IRE originated, was
also consumed with his valuable library; like wise
the dwelling Of DR. Irwin.
Z An appeal on behalf Of the sufferers has been
inooofe The ksntn1 Mature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

PRENTIcE's JoK Es.-Somo of the Locofoco edi-
tors of this State soft that any one of
them would make a big pond of hard water soft
by jumping into it, Journal.
And some of the Opposition editors are such
hard eases that they would harden q lake of soft
water Democrat
And some of them are 30 soaked with whisky
that light immersion would make pond full
fof pretty strong toddy. Burdstocn Gazette.
And in that case some of the Locofoco editors
would commit suicide by leaping headlong into
that toddy-pond. and exclaiming like the poor
Frenchman whose knowledge of the English lar
Iguage was a little defective, II ,cM drown, no
body skull help me" --Iheatice
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

SPORT To YOU, But DEArn TO Us.-The follow
ing is an extract Of II letter from a Boston boot
AND shoe dealer to hicnd in Gspcord, n. IL
The shoe hegns to pinch:--
The great depression in the shoe trade at this
time olliges us to cnrtail our business much as
possible. Ii 1t continues much longer hardly
know what shall dn,and don't know where it
Will end. The usual fluctuations oi tho trade arc
probably to some extent, the cause of it; but the
great cause is something else. Our great market
the South, l., for the present, nearly lost to U.s.
Our former large customers there now either de-
cline to make any purchases, or buy very spar
.ingly. The reason is the state Of feeling thoie
caused by recent events towards the North This
agitation Of the slavery question may he sport or
profit TO the politicians, but fear that unless it
ceases So as to allow change Of feeling there
concerned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

OVERLAND CALIFORNIA MAIL.-St. Louis, Feb
ruary 2I.-Thc overland California mail OF the
Ala instant has arrived. General Denver had
commenced to canvass in orlor to succeed Senn-
rpi t;wn.
New quicksilver mines have been opened since
the closing Of the Almaden mines. Several tons
If silver are now on the route to San Francisco
Tor the Assay Office.
Ex-Governor Weller had been chosen by the
different wings Of the Democratic party MS their
candidate to head the delegation to the Charleston
Convention.
Captain Jarboc's company Of NJ united Ran
gers, numbering twenty men, had killed about
two hundred Indians and taken IA mnny moro
prisoners, within few mouths. in Men lncino
and the northwest portion of the State. Not
Ranger has been killed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29
COMMERCIAL.
LYNCHBURG MARKETS,
PROD L ID r o Is T. hs-
ls3 MAIN STREET. 80

Il y
ewThe.r quotations. will be understood shoae-
sale prices generally.
AppLEs-reen $3.50 . barrel, according 70 qHahs5-de-
BAesN-Thc market well suppie-and sales are making A.
Bsss.-whlte-brsk at 1.5O0s n bushe. IS
grrswAx-326J4 cents. 49,. ..,nu
CKs-YeI.sw sac While SD " c;s supply gooo.
Conn nnAI--SgosJ crnts; according 10 qualify
CgaesT--Jame. River Sl.b00 81 ~. a., an.
DRIED FRrrAplies fl3T sfs42; Penled feaesf F4oV
Unpeaed do, 2.15ln 50 90 4 bush. -,
FLorRIhe receipts are lgh-will an increased demann
quote saperdnc 4J.s,Ges6i2; Extra sdzSDf0a' famiV
46.sIlIt7.01
Northumberland good-sI ,27Dls0.
-FKArnRrs.-I3GtH cents snlaJy good 1000 -
FERrILZEEa-No Peruvian uano 500 " ton OF IpV DDS
Reeses Manipulated Guano t40D Sombreo Guano s3aOO;
Mexican s2a)o Rhodes sup Phosphate Of Lime yo0G
Rufn's Phospho Peruvian Gaano $o25o Ground i1aster,
loose $500; Packed Sll0n.
CnAss SgEDCoycr s62G16 $50 Timothy so25Gss250: Or.
chnr 81 80 30 Randall Grass Evergreen s1o"
Q1f1.15.
Observation-Disclosures cents.
HAY-$l000lsl12H u 100 rs
Ig0S.-MouniaH $I5QgS90; Viewers $40 u Ton.
IARp-suprly good nj i1Gll ? cents.
LIME Thomasiown ~ ,iJ18lG0 Mountain S0goO cents
ONIONS White s0Q1s7ls els. Red j2GtI3 els y bushe
OArsf have 10 note an active demand nj doSoz Tor Whte
63Gl6i cents for Black.
PEAs-Backcyed +5G $780, Black or Cow Pea 1.40D$1.0
PoTAToEs.--i56ts n 4, cenls-accoIrlng TO qualify -
ToBAccoThe offerings light for the season with an i'm
proved feeling grades quote Lugs Z(D440O for
Common $i56t 1850 for bright working; $L5oDssOO for
Leaf; S50ll $1,000 for bright working Leaf
WHEAT-Receips ightwith an upward tendency. QAotc
Red nj 81 2si39; White &30Go$ AZ for choice samples
Wool INV aslcd 25 Washed 54o cts according To quail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29


WE do not see what n tht tho newspapers have
for speaking Of Mr.. John Januey. OF Lou,lon rs
tho venerable Januey.' meaning as they evident
lly do, TINT ho is mn honest. true, patriod, noble
hearted Wing, they only say what is correct--but
i"venerable we protest against the term! Why,
he is not now II very yoaag man, to be sure but
we choose to call him in the Urine of lite - he
will not BE- entitled toto 20 lor lble appela,on IF
venerable for years to come and we are quite
sure, he will agree with us checrnly. As for his
gray hairs, that bec,Imo hun well, he has worn
them from his youth upwards. II this sort If
thing goes on. We expect next Ia see bald headed
men called venerable. meral because they hap
pen to have ''nO hair the top OF he head in the
place where The hair ought t. grow" 1t is really
upon all who are getting on the shady
side Of life, 10 make common cause with Mr.. Jan
ney, and placing themselves under his lend. in
this venerable" cause. contend against the use
Of such a term by Young America" 1t should
be applied only u the venerable Bede," and such
worthies.-Aie1andIIa gazette.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

REMOVAL or THE kEMAINsuT GEN. JACKSON
Mr.. Trimb!c, hill, in the Tennessee Legislature
pr"vilins for the removal of the remains Of Cen
jackson and thnsc nI his wife, to Nashville, Tenn
and their interment in the capitol square, ana for
the erection OF u suitable monument over the same
to the memory Of the old hcro passed the Senate
OF Tennessee, on its thirl reading. by n unani-
nous vote. Ii was stated by Mr.. Trimlie that
the relatives and immediate PERSONAL friends Of
Gen Jackson so far a, he had been able to ny
certain, cordially asSented to tire proposed reno.
val, and letter from Gen. Daniel s. Donnclson,
" Sumner unity, was read to the Senate in
which dat gentleman gave his cordial assent tn
til, Proposition. The bill has vet to be acted
upon by The House of Representatives.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29
Tho Canal Bill.

we regret to learn that the important bill, for
me relief If the jana. River and X ana wha Canal
Co. lately pending in the Legislature. was defeat
]. 60 On Saturday last The great error committed
~ the friends Of this wcfk. was in attaching to
ne'r conversion scheme" the proposition for an
approximation Of half million The questions
I aasusi have been separated, and many members
ssNhs We're unwilling to vote the appropriation
would have concnrrsd in the conversion scheme,
Wlich. Of itself. would re.establish the credi, Of
Cunipany sufficiently to enable i. to negotiate
m iigan ~ sink its floating debt. We were sa,is6-.
nom 4 Conference with members last week.
Int ~ appropriation feature incorporated in the
hIll spsia endsneer il passage. whilst. there ex
t4d liatle rea%,ia 70 doubt che adoption of the
ssiop sel.stnss Il 10 snineunbsred.
IN NJ ~ lit EAs, on motion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

a LITTLE Girl Burned TO DEArT WHILE AT
PRAYEG.-A shocking canphene accident occur
red in Cincinnati last week, by which an only
child, little girl about ie years old, was fatally
injured, AMI hor mother bally burned. The
child had just concluded its evening prayer pref
nratory t" retiring fer the night when the mother
picked up'a camphenc lamp, which fell from her
hand. and breaking, tho contents were thrown all
over the clothing of tho girl. She was almost in
stantly cnyelortd in n sheet of flame, and before
1t roul'l be extnsushed was so shnckingly burned
that she died snon after. The mother, in her eff.
forts tn save her child from the devouring element,
was also badly burned about the body and arms.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

CouNTERrElr Ten DOLLAR GcLp PIECE - A. dan.
gcrous counterfeit ten dollar gold coin has made
ts appearance in New Yurk. 1t ans wcred all The
tests OF weight, sound. circumference and thick
ness, and was No perfect that number received at
the sub teasnrery .fhce were held to be genuine
by men who had all their lives been accu stoned
TO handle coin. and one offered to bet 500 to ten
that they were genuine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

WM. Il. Burrows WiLL.-The will of VIM f.
Burton. the comedian, is contested by his first
wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Lott Burton, of London. 1t
is alleged that from this lady Mr. Burton was
never divorced. lie married her in London in
1852, aba nonee her and his son the following
year, coming to America. The is now n dis
tingutshed painter; and he and his mother claim
10 DO tie legal heirs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE WOODLAND, the late residence of
c, WSFRRE, decd, situated mile from Lynchburp ON
the Campbell Court House Turnpike. There will be sold
the Dwelling S6 Of land considerable proportion of
which timber Besides excellent Dwelling there is on
the place all the outhouses large factory
we'll OF superior wafer, &c.
The place is admirably adapted either market dairy
farm. c. ". WINFSEE Ex'or.
E.b SkHaWts T.. KiDlr,,. dac,d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

SLAVERY ABOLISHED IN THE DUrcH EAST INDIES
The Dutch g vernn.ent has yept away the
last vestige Of slavery from is .East India pos.
sessions. On the Goth Of last September the
institution ceased TO exist. The government offer
nsnnnnHaSn1neiion in moxsz ~. The owns, y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

son of Samuel Turner. of Wilmington. Del,
aged III years was killed last Saturday, by falling
from the roof Of building, while fyine n kite
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29
,.raSi, ksarhS.


A NEW article. L. Prevent children falling into, clothing
N taking IRE from t5a,c>, jas received.
feb - : NJ SIMPSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29
Window Shades.

nPENED fw days since, large stock Of New style Win
~ low shades and Fixtures war; ing in price from 81 per
pair Ia $iOrU
Ais very handsome and cheap Gill Win
dh"~ tnli aud examine. 5. NJ. SIMPSON.
ieh - Al bis New Store, Bank Square"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29
DISSOLUTION

TE1lIE of JOHN I. DAVIS 4 CO. dissolved on
Il the 31st December 1882 by expiration the
partnership All indebted to said concern please
ward and settle their accounts. Those having claims
the concern will please present them for payment.
JUN II. DAVIS,
JAMES =. SCOTT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

..
Ate stock of Figured Molsis. common and fine: Mons
~ lin is"bcs, common ana dnca variety of styles Also
our remaining stock of MuHtcs HGd Cnaks offer these
goods and strictly COS, prices-noil my less.
feb >. SilGLER, fEILRS 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29
hbasg Jirgiuiasl.


- . pAssY ! yss sssAors6s1 Aesa. u
= 3fs<nre q .veFlbine and euescfIptioeA. We
y ~ efs~ssses stssf fstesaS !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

Military Goods.
NM at all Times ilrnsh and every article OF Mill
w tary Goods, on tie most reasonable Terms.
j. WILLIAMS son,
E4b - Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

L OST.-0n Thursday the 18th ms Ant on Main ST., ktE
IL PArrEs, Issued for Campbell C&niy s5 The hnH "'l
pleYse leave them with Mr.. @. l.. Mkby. =,
feb 253i* LUCY VlRGIfA ROBERTS. eiored
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

ey4Ss LAND FOR SALE-IIavtg determined .hangr my
7S b mess will sell B4GAIN in my se' VI ihi'
--Co0 Acres in Campbell CuiAy near PaDiu ..Tsr
lmproVC niunts good. feb 2Ic,s Z W. ~ u.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29
New Concern.

TUNE subscribers have made arrangements to continue the
under the AMI hrn OF JOHN /.
DAVIS X Co, and offering large stock of DRY
GOODS and will in shot time aSea new stock of SPRING
GooDs, which they will ell low for cash. to
prompt paying customers Their will be presented
Tor BAY nlent July and Januay In each year.
They their thanks the patbns Of the late
their liberal patronage and solicit heir continuance to the
new concern and will endeavor TO giyisasflction
JOINT DAVIS
feb ats JAMES p. SCOTT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

A DrsIDERAruM.-ALL HEN, in. es.l q. perfect
"A RAZOR, combining every fcclenc en 1 nII !. u. lo
manufactured expressly for us b!WADP ~ i1hAA' 9he
field England, without regard t,cos. d 70 isyo,rpa
feb 2I-iScis l-nPtr.a q ooNLo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29
Valuable Steam saw Mill for Sale.

New Jewelry.
XE have to-day rcct, ed newsyles of Coral Lava
w and Pearl jew ,lry which will he cised to show
j. WILLIAMS n son,
feb - Main Strr,t,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29
Hair .TaWnlrV

1ldIT JGWGITy.
tAlL and examine Hook for Hair Jewclty
~ which We have lDely received.
j. WILLIAMS ~ son,
E,b % = Main
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29
Attention Ladies'

NOTICE.--A meeting of the Hook and Ladder Company
~ will be held at the occ Of the Agricultural Sosety,
Thursday night Isl March, Members viii prepared
their imitation dues. Il, order of the Commander
feb 29-2t A. MCDONALD, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29
Stoves. Sttes.

TT L. too late to buy good COOKING STONE-hey
i economical In summer wd - IN Winter The sub
scrbcr just received supptofCooking Sovessome
them paternall of which IRE warranted To operate
in the u,nncr, the Stove Id Range Warehouse,
Main street feb 25 isl Z. s. BLISS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

hSxTENIoN SKIRTS white and coorcd sor I.d,.. ~,
ia Chiin arr lot at from 80 the finest ius r.
eeived BY feb ladiosl JNO. j PuRVIs. Aa'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

Wanted to Hire,
UOR the balance OF the year trust! NEGRO MAN, owork
Il garden aud attend aDaut house Application to be
made AT feb 2y-,lls THIS OFFICE