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LANKFORD Death, 1847
FILLMORE Death, 1860 SIMS
FILLMORE Funeral Set, 1860 LEWIS
MORGAN Death, 1847
BOISSEAU Suicide, 1872
William J. HOLCOMBE, Druggist, 1830
MOORMAN & MARTIN, Grocers, 1847
Lynchburg Ward Election Announced, 1830 BRANSFORD, WINSTON, BIGGERS
E. F. GARDNER Offers Something Splendid! 1830
B. M. DEWITT Offers House for Rent, 1847
Temperance Meeting Announced, to be Held at Bethlehem, 1847 CARDWELL, MORRISS
W. P. GREENE, Piano Tuner; Contact D. R. LYMAN, 1847
Edwin R. PAGE & J. W. PAGE, Attorneys, Available for Cases in Campbell, Amherst, Franklin, Pittsylvania & Halifax Counties, 1847
Edward MURRELL Offers Reward for Return of Gold Watch & Gold Pencil, Lynchburg, 1847
Daguerreotype Likenesses by P. E. GIBBS, at the Franklin Hotel, 1847 RETZER, FITZGIBBONS
JONES & FULKS Warn Against Trading on WRIGHT Bond, 1847
Alex KINNIER Sells Cloth Suitable for Servants' Clothes, 1860
Charles LANGHORNE Announces his Dry Goods Business, 1860 JOHNS
John S. KYLE Offers Room & Board, 1860
William MOUNTCASTLE Offers Highest Cash Prices for Negroes, 1860
William H. EVANS, Music Teacher, 1860 MANNING, LANGHORNE, DODGE
Coal Oil Lamps Available at Andrew BOYD's, 1860
Mississippi Land for Sale by D. D. SANDERSON of VA, 1860
Arms Needed by Lynchburg Mechanics' Artillery, 1860 SCHAFFTER, KELLY
Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburg! Gives a whole new meaning to "buy local!" 1860 BAILEY
William BURD, Blacksmithing, 1830
John URQUHART has Moved; Leave Messages with George BAGBY, 1830
Cash Paid for Negroes! Call on HART & DAVIS, 1846
Kyle's Corner for Sale, Lynchburg, 1846 MOSBY, MONTMOLLIN
Christopher WINFREE Offers House & Lot for Rent on Court House Hill, 1846
Shop at Howel DAVIES' Perfumery! 1830
Entertainment at the La Fayette Inn, Phineas PIERCE, Innkeeper (Formerly John FRANKLIN), 1830
New Millinery Shop in Lynchburg, VA, 1830 GALLAWAY, ALLISON
TALIAFERRO's Classical and Mathematical School, 1854 DABNEY, JUNKIN, HILL, CALHOUN
COLBERT & TAYLOR Announce Partnership in Carpentry Business, 1854
W. A. STROTHER Sells Superior Liniment, 1883
WILSON & FRANKLIN Announce Relocation, 1854 HOLLINS, SCHOOLFIELD, THURMAN
New Shipment of Elegant Furniture; see William H. MOSBY, 1854
Dr. J. M. JENNINGS, Currently at John VICTOR Residence, 1830
Daniel TUCKER, Attorney; Serving Lynchburg and Campbell, Pittsylvania & Bedford Counties, 1830
Mr. REID's Summer School Term begins April 1, Lynchburg, 1830
William RIVES Advertises Wooded Acreage near Lynchburg, 1830
The Piedmont House, WOOLING Bros., Proprietors, 1875
Diamond Hill Residence for Sale by Alfred PENN; See S. G. NORVELL, 1846
Tobacco Sold or Shipped, 1830 RUDD, RUCKER
Oliver MARTIN Offers Florizel for Sale or Stud, 1830
Get your fine "seegars" from John SEAY, 1846
Wm. & J. OAKEY, Merchant Tailors
HANNAH Now a Partner at SMITH, BAGWELL & Co., 1830
Get Saddles & Harnesses from HUGHES, 1883
Samuel CLAYTOR Advertises House Servant
Attorneys DABNEY & WADDILL advertised in the 1846 Lynchburg Virginian that they were practicing law in Mississippi. Was Lynchburg their home town?
William LOOSE, Manufacturer and Upholsterer
Joseph L. LEE Tobacco, Butter, Syrup, & Buckwheat Flour; Albemarle Cider on Draught!
O. T. MINGEA, Druggist & Manufacturer of MINGEA's Lotion
Diamond Hill residence for rent.
Lynchburg Flour Inspection by McKINNEY
Chancery Court Notice, Lynchburg, 1830 ROBINSON, BURKS, TINSLEY, EUBANK, ELLIS, WILLS
Chancery Court Notice, Lynchburg, 1830 PRESTON, FOSDICK, WILLS
Ward Election, Campbell County, 1847
Names now indexed! Surnames include the following: OTEY, ROBERTS, JONES, JENNINGS, HART, ACREE, MCDANIEL, PARTIN, CHRISTIAN, HARE, WARWICK, NORVELL, HANCOCK, SHACKLEFORD, LYMAN, FLETCHER, BURTON, SCHOOLFIELD, HALSEY, LEFTWICH, LABBYCaptain HUTTER Re-Instated by President TYLER, Mexican War News, 1847
Notice: Stray Cow Found by Stephen DOWDY Valued at $10, 1854 SWINNEY, BRIGHTWELL, WADE, RUSSELL, DABNEY
Superior Court Chancery Notice, Lynchburg District, 1830 EARLY, SLONE, TONEY, ABSHIRE, WRIGHT, SIMPKINS, SANFORD, DORAN, PATE, SANDFORD, WILLS
Unclaimed Letters at Lynchburg Post Office, 1846
LOTS of names! Partially indexed; more to be added.John MEEM Calls a Meeting, Lynchburg, 1846
Trustees' Sale, Lynchburg, 1830 FLOOD, GILMER, STEPTOE, MENNIS
LEE & STOKES vs. Trustees of Reedy Spring Academy; legal notice, 1846
LYNHAM Legal Notice, 1873
BEAVERS News, 1883
Madison Public School Honor Roll, January 1883 These ancestors get A pluses!
E. Porter BELDEN builds a model of New York City! 1846
This guy must've had a lot of spare time on his hands...KINNEAR Business Destroyed by Fire, 1872
Miss McGAVOCK's Butter Takes Prize at Fair
Lynchburg News: COCKE Recovering from Fall through Bridge, Dr. DOVE a True Virginia Gentleman, First Tobacco Crop of Year Sold at LYNCH Warehouse.
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This letter was printed in The Lynchburg Virginian. It's a description of Lynchburg, Virginia in 1883 as seen by the editor of the Danville newspaper.
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