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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
James Kire1. and KNNNarHU I'M
D1.Oc421lP1lf.

A Public Letting will be held in The town
~ Lynchburg. on the l2th September next Of at
the work not under Contract, the line of
the Canal between that place and the city Of Rich
mond.
This work consists Of 80 Locks, 43 Cul,erts 3
I. Aquedncts Towing path bridges, Zone of which is
across James rver,) about 100 Farm and Road
Bridges, and from 80 to 40 sections, besides several
heavy sections between Lynchburg and the Blue
Ridge.
The Locks will generally be OF dry Masonry sheath
ed with plank.
The situation Of the work will be pontel out to
Contractors by the Assistant Engineers on the line ;
and the general plans and specifications will be ex-
hibited at the Office of the subsci ber n the CITY of
Richmond until the 9th of September, and i'll Lynch
burg at the time Of the letting.
The valley of the james River is remarkably
healthy.
CHARLES ELLET, j, Chief Engineer
of,he j. X. and X Company.
July26 lbs.
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ROAD STOCK AT AUCTION.

NV ILL be sold at public auction before the front
w dool Of Tie Franklin Hotel in the town OF
Lynchburg. on Thursday the 23d day of Angus,
next, four shares Of delinquent stock in the Lynch
burg and Concord Turnpike Company viz Two
shares subscribed for and standing in the name CT
Christopher Anthony.
Two shares same IN the name Of James Anthony.
By order of the board
NJ. w. DAVENPORT, Treas.
July % ids
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PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.
.HEDIC.4 DEP. T.NE.rT

a + meeting OF the Trustees held this day. DR..
IN n. X. SMITH, of Baltimore, was unanimous ly
elected to the Chair Of the Theory and Practice in
the Medical Department of Transy vania University.
Aware Of The responsibilities III making this appoint
ment, the Trustees have pleasure in announcing 10
the public, the selection Of gentleman TO fill the
vacancy. who is eminenty dsling uished both as 4
practitioner and teacher in his prof, ssion. The lacu
ty is thus made up, and at period of the history
OF this valuable department OF Transylvanla has il
been so thoroughly prepared for imparring The sub
sianlial practical principles Of medicine, surgery
anatomy, chemistry, and all the tributary branches
TO comprehensive course OF medical instruction.
II. A. MARSHALL, Chairman ofMe
Board ot Trustees.
Lexington, July ., 1888
The Medical Lectures in Transyvania Medical
School will commence as usual on the first Monday
in November next.
FACULTY.
Anatomy and Surgery by b. W. DupLEY, Nj
d. Professor, and j. NJ. Bush. NJ d. Adjunct Pro
fessor.
Institutes Of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence
BY JAMES G. Cross, Nj. ID.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine. by NATHAN r.
SMITH NJ. d., late of the University Of Maryland
aud formerly OF the Jefferson Medical School, Phil
adelpha.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children,
by WILLIAM IL. RicHARDsoS, NJ. ID.
. Maferaa 1ledica and Therapeutics, by THOMAS d.
MITCHELL, NJ. ID.
chemistry and Pharmacy, by RoBERT PETER, NJ.
ID.
Each of the teachers will lecture daily-Sabbaths
excepted The entire IN this school
The sum ofonc hundred and fue dotlars In addition
the matriculaon fee, which entities the pupil to use
the very extensive library, is fee dollars. The Dis
seeing ticket is ten dollars, aud may be taken or o.
mitted at pleasure. The Graduation fee, Ttcenty
Dollars. BY order of the Faculty,
J. NJ BUSH, Dean.
Lexington, July I'd, 1888.
N. b. The notes. of all solvent banks in the State,
in which the students may reside, will be taken at
par
July &c ct
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TRUST ,N.IEE.

PY virtue of deed oftrust. executed by Walter
- Snead and Judith his wife to The subscriber on
the 18th day Of November 1885, TO secure the pay
ment ola debt therein mentioned will be sold to the
highest bidder, for cash. in the sueet, in front of the
house, on the 10Th day of August next the
sfys44s HOUSE AND LOT on 9Th street, in the
H5i! toy OF Lynchburg, late the residence of the
.llL4A said Walter Sueid, deceased Acting as ttus-
tee shall sell aud convey only such title is vested
il me BY The said deed oftrust
JAMES BENAGH.
July 90 ids
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GKAYSON SULPHUR SPRINGS
UIRGZ.l.I.Y,

VIE. Company, in accordance with the reouisi.
ions oil then charter, have had the w,tr, oi
these Springs analysed, by Professors Rosers and
AIKEN, gentlemen whose characters and scient6f a,
,"'''reh's furnish sufficient guarantee TO the pub
tic OF the correctness OF the analysis The folIow;n,
is the result
Carbonate Of Soda
Carbonate of Magnesia
Carbonate of Lime,
Sulphatc OF Lime
Sulphate of Magnesa
Cloride of Sodium,
Cloride Of Calcium,
Cloride of Magnesium,
Sulphate Of Soda,
SuIphuretted hydrogen and Ca,bonic
Acid Gases.
ms establishment, under the management Of Mr.
Wanright, gentleman Of much experience is INV
ready for the reception of visitors The imp,ove
ment since tile last season have been considerably
extended by the Company, with the view TO render
the growing popularity OF The place more worthy of
public patronage; the rooms neatly finished and
well adapted to the comfortable accommodation of
visitors. The medicinal qualities Of the water are
not surpassed by any OF the mineral waters in the
state of Virginia. In the cure of Bilious affections
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Chronic and Cutaneous
diseases, il has been particularly successful and in
cases OF Dyspepsia from the good effects which
nave resulted rom the use OF the water for the two
last seasons, by persons afflicted with this disease
the propretors feel themselves warranted in the as
seron that the water is an infallible remedy. The
Sprngsare situated on New River in Grayson conn
~, Virginia, in healthy region ten miles north
from Grayson Courthouse, twenty miles south from
Wy'hc Courthouse and eight miles from the lccad
mines IN Wythe county, surrounded by a beautiful
and diversified scenery. Persons from the South,
visiting other mineral waters OF Virginia will find This
a comfortable restir place.
BY THE PROpRIEToRs.
N. Ban Accommodation Hack will be kept al
Wythe Courthouse, during the season.
July 4w
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ta.) They who will compare the Constitution before. and
after Mr.. Jeiersons first election, will why that
Mr. Adams Vice President succeeded Gen. Washington aud
succeeded by Mr. Jefferson Wee President They will
also why every popular President since that DAY has
named his Mr.. Monroe quareled with Mr. JEFF
ferson because he preferred Mr.. Madison. But he
wards made his peace, reconced the party
anoned to the succession early 1870 though elected
ti 1916 lie himself had not any transferable popularity,
and the Pocmes and Sceucus of his did care 10
court his patronage Mr.. Adams could not sgte himself
from the Of his folly and vanity but
him. we have the game again the quarrel of Van
Buren, and Calhoun for Jacksons favor. Ii commonly
charged upon Jackson that he first introduced this corrupt
practice. IL is The power results from the eager.
office holders and who wish TO worship
the rising know in what quarter lie will appear II
will deyove you too, SIR pray you TO exercise il dis
crcctly personal privilege but sacred trust
on YOU perhaps undesgnedy by the change the Constt-
ton The Vice President longer the whom, xt
after the President the people would prefer lie APP
pendagc the chief ei his partya taken caeh
a few yotes-n short, Il descend lowcr,) a Dick
Johnson No man, therefore, stands, by the of the people,
such bold relief TO be rail- ing point the oicebld
ing They consequently obliged set up for
themselves and engage the President single proper
person due time, and to advance his preensons by all
influence OF his office. This is the established order of
succession. That which changes it, wants nothing but
blooshed invest with all the horrors Of revolution That
mark will not be wanting much longet
1t is tue, Van Buon Vice Presdenbu he had been
first Secretary of State lie already the unointcd fa-
vore and elected Vice President by the command of
Jackson rcbke the Senate for refusing confirm his
nomination to the Court Of ST James.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-30
N q r. 1 e. Il &,

n ) am determined to discontinue the Tal,ow
L n Chanding Business in this place ! will sell
all my Candle Moulds and other utensils BELONGING
to that business II they not sold privately before
the end August they Will be sold on that day. al public
auction, in front of Mr. Charles Phelrs's auction
store WILLIAM DORNIN
July 26 q
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LAST NOTICE,

n LII PERSONS indebted to the late concern OF
L n Nowlin, Hunt d Co. and Nowlin q Herndon,
and also 10 Saml. Nowlin IL Son, are requested to
come forward and settle their by or before
the LIST of August next as longer indulgence cannot
be given, and need not be expected
S. NOWLIN & SON.
July 9 TIA.
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NOTICE.

YNIlE partnership OF VIM. Massic 81 Son.
l. was by mutual consent dissolved on the 24th of
March last. Those having claims against the con-
Germ, will present them to Thos. J. Massie and those
indebted, will please make prompt payment as long
indulgence cannot be given.
WIN. MASSIE & SON.
MassIe's Mill, Nelson county, July 10 w3w
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E.7.V'CYs FIRM For S.4LE,

DEING DESTROYS to remove will sell, on accom-
- modating terms, great bargain in that elegant
Farm. 1t contains over
1000 Acres Of Land,
much (Which is beautiful LOW GROUNDS, lying
on Outer river and Stony creek On the Land is
LARGE MILL,
running three pair of STONES, calculated for man.
ufacturing, and IN good neighborhooI for custom,
d. The Dwelling House
; is of brick, large and commodious, and all 9th
purchase without viewing the premises consider il
unnecessary to say more on that subject. The Lard
will be shown, and the terms made known on appl.
cation to the subscriber, who lives on the premises.
ROBERT N. kELSO.
Bedford county, July5 9t'
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NOTICE.

WAS committed to the Jail of Grayson county
w on the 18th day of January last a negro man,
slave i've feet six inches high, stout made aud of
yellow complexion. He calls himself Henry. and
says he belongs to a Mr.. Bailey seems to be ac
quanted III Lynchburg and Buchanan, where he
says he was engaged in driving ateam The own
er is requested to come and prove property, nav
charges, and take him away, otherwise said slave
will be deal with according to law
]. JENNINGS, j ailor.
"""o 3m
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rs 1900 ACRES OF LAND.

rT1HE undersigned authorised TO sell the above
Il Tract Of Land, situated on james River, in Bed
ford county, or miles above Lynchburg. They
will sell the entire tract in one body or divide il TO
suit purchasers-These Lands must be sold, to meet
pressing demands against the owner Of them, and we
expect to sell under their real value. Capt. Il. l..
Coleman, living adjoining will show the Lands to per-
sons wishing TO purchase. Early application is de-
sirabe. S. q NJ. II. GARLAND.
July 70. I'm
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS
.s;gSssss
Z w ARRANGE ME Mt.
July To-

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
'lNiE Northern Line Of Stages from Lynchburg
u TO Fredericksburg by way of Charlottesville,
leaves Lynchburg on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
nldays, at A o'clock A. NJ and reaches Charlotes-
vile ~ the evening Of those days it arrives Ere
dercksburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at o'clock, 7. M. In returning, 1t arrives at Char
otesville on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
and reaches Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays
ana Fridays By this route passengers leaving
Lynchburg will reach Fredericksburg in two days,
Oh those going from Lynchburg to Richmond will
reach Richmond on the second day at o'clock. =.
M.-Our teams and coaches are first rate, and the
drivers ara careful and accommodating. No pains
Will be spared TO rendef the trip safe and pleasant
the passengers.
Fare through 10 Fredericksburg SiI so
do 10 Richmond 9 so
Apply al the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg, for seats
5. b. GLOVES. Agt.
July2 tJan
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HOUSES FOR S,7EE.

THE STORE HOUSE occupied by Messrs.
L Baly &Womack & the Office occupied by Mr.
Geo. Quarles at Amherst Court House, are for
SALE. If not sold previous to The I'd day Of next
Amherst County Court, they will on that day be Of
fered at public auction. The Store House built
leased ground, and for the conditions thereof
ference is made TO Dir. James Powell and John II.
Roberts, Esq. s. & M. II. GARLAND,
CHARLES l.. MOSBY.
July o. t20A
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EDTC.YTED.N.

THNIIE fall session Of the subscribers School will
Il commence on Wednesday, the LIST day of Au.
gust. No pupil will be admitted, but from time of
entry to the end of the session.-Tcrms AZ bereto-
fore REBECCA l., TOWNIEY
July 90 81
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NEW ARR ANG ENENT
:saS@sss
TuNIIE OLDIINE MAI. COACHES

L for Salem Fincastlc Sweet Springs, White
sulphur Springs and Lcwsburg. has been chang ed
so as to leave Lynchburg every Monday, Wednes-
uay and Friday, At 4 A. NJ. connecting at Salem
with the line 10 Brownsville, Knoxville &c and a,
hew'sonrg with the daily Inc to Guyandotte, run
n'ng through to Lewisburg in two days and crossing
the mountains entirely by day light. The teams aud
coaches are equal any in the Satc-hc drivers are
experienced, careful and sobcr--and every attention
VIII Nc paid TO the safety aud comfort OF passengers
by all concerned
Fare rom l'ynchburg through TO Lew isburg, So 90
to White Sulphur 7 so
THE PROPRIETORS
July l6s 6w
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ElsAMSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN."

i. published semireehy (erery Monday and 7AmsdayJ
E.vr Dollars per payable adrance No sn6erip-
oa r6e receced shorter period than sir months and
n, paper rR be discontinued ereept at The discretion of the
Eaitors) until all nrrearages are paid.
TISEMENTS inserted at so cents per square
or ies the first Insertion and 81 for erery suisse
gaent Insertion.
0J"JOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpeditioasly
and on reasonable terms.
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Notice..

Nv LII. be let, at Pedar Mills on The 4th Of Au-
w gust, 1883, The building of Brick Chu,ch,
az feet by 80 basement story feet and first story s
'eet, with ls openings. The plan may be seen on
application at Pe1lar Mills.
July 26 q,
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TRUST $.fLE.
a valuable

n n Friday the Oath day Angus, 1888, there will
~ be sold, upon the premises, at public auction,
n
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NOTICE..

.vOTlCE.
A LII PERSONS indebted to the subscriber on
IN open at count, for Medical services otherwise,
are hereby informed that have put the same into
the hands of Ro l.. Coleman for collection. La adopt
ing this method regard is had more to convenience
and economy than wish TO payment.
j. POWELL.
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