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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31
A Scene al U'asl.iagioa !

The Cour, Journal tells the following s'oy-on read
.h;.h we could no, decide, Tor the life Of Us. wleh
:. .hood laugh OF cry. The story isa pathetic one
;. ;,.sf-bu then who shall hope 10 initiate The touch
.,.;o. in in which il 10 narrated Read what the
p0e, Laureate says
..,X. nave seen a mainland ayoung man, and a
,,,o Vlrpnian, arden, as Southern sun cuuld make
- rmoy ed IRON Office In the South and come 10 W ash
oo,.o: not complain, no 10 murur his grievances.
oi IN persecuie the sdm"israiion-bat calmly 10 lay
-. fac,s before them. with which he surprised them
~, ou,ip,ed aud bearing himself with much dignity
and respec, for the feeling OF Others, that every one WIN
~ hin, felt dispositions 10 listen To his tale; every one
no listened fel, disposed IL serve him; aud finally his
ri,s thus set o with the digrlty which became him,
were rewarded with better oiilce man lie one O which
he had been deprived"
That IA man-a young man-and young virgin
ian On being removed from office. should 90 W ash
,o,too. mot 10 compaia"-he proud for that
hu, to beg for another office reward Of his submis-
.iyeness to the decree Vi Cesar, is PROFESSIONALLY
sublime .pec,acle-and i. is happily conmemorlted
IS perormed The act is quite brilliant as the c>
maxi Here is example 10 the prescribed, worthy oi
all imitation Submit your necks, gentlemen. 10 the
stroke Of The guilo,ne. without nurur, like sheep
led 10 the shanbts! Initiate, in this respect, this noble
man-.his young nan-tiis young Vlrginan-and per-
hapsa richer patch oi clover vii be assigned You than that
from which you have been rein.vcd. Perhaps, we say.
For nay be-, after ALL tina, there something pecu>
liar in the case Of this "young man." in whom South
ern sun had enkinded such ardent fires, which induced
us proscbers prescribe somebody else for his espe.
cal benefit Perhaps it was discovered tina, he had in
ftental connections and strong party friends lower
Virginia, whom the Administration is not anxious 10
o0ead! Perhaps he is the same "young man. loA
wasls whom, directly after his removal, the Ian
guage Of reconciliation held out, and who was
indirectly urged not to fly into passion, but 10 be.
have himself gently. and he might find his account
ia " Perhaps this is the that with all his
Southern ardor, te cool when he reached Wash
ington. and exhibited much resignation 10 his fate !,
Is it not so2 Aad ifn b., what aretehed tricLcry-
~hat arrant hambug-is the parastsp h in the Washing
ton Union. in which this pre-cunceried farce is paysd
of with this mock heroic air2 IAN ounce Of civet.
gosd apoihecary!"
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w we P'o''sh, III another cLlumn various extrarts,
''"'y ''o" southern papers, exhibiting the extent as
wei. aS ''e e"ec's o the drought 1t is not, however,
'o""eo 10 '"e oou'h-hough it seems he more dis
'ele man at the North. One of the editors of
'' I'VE" i"k journal OF Commerce., who has recently
"'' d" excessive tour through the States of New York
'''".""se''S anu Connecticut. states that there will
I"''y oe a" average crop of Indian curn if it escape
''e carry f"ss' tie adds: "At the date Of our .xcur
DO" severe drought prevailed in Canada, In Erie and
counties, ~ Y and in portions Of the Conpec.
',c"' fver valley In fact. The whole coun.ry between
"e o"""ec''cu and Hudson suffering more or les,
from the same cause" ''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31

ALABAMA.-The contest for the Gubernatorial of.
nee !" This State, between Messrs Terry and Martin,
(oo'h Locos) is very bitter We stated in our last thu,
Inc controversy between them altogether conn ed
10 questions Of State policy; but since discover that
we were mistaken In speech delivered a, Hun,sy lille
lew days ago, by COL Clemens, friend of Mr. Terry,
IN reply to Mr.. Martin. that gentlenaa declared that
opposition 10 Mr.. Il. ca ne from thoss who had
an ancient erudge-lt came from the 'chivalry. :" to
which Mr. e. said he had once unfortunately belonged
1t originated from Tery's opposition Mr. Calhoun in
f'rmer State Convrnton. Thus, then, the war be-.
tween the ola Hu'hers and The Cirairy has actually
commenced. 1t must Of necessity end in a dssuluor
VI the 60 partnership.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31
'nr ieik has mol yet reached the end of his feher

MI fefk has mol yet reached The end of his ieiher"
In CONFIRMATION OF this official proclamation the court
Journal announces the following additional removals and
appointments: -John l.. Dawson, U. s. Attorney 70,
the Western District of Pennsylvania vice WIN. o..
Hara Robns"n. removed ;-Chares Ward, of Maine.
consul for the Island Of Zanzbar. in the donions Of the
Sul'a" ut M"sca', vice Richard p. Walker removed;-
Am"' d. Ka'hhnn. postmaster at Auburn, N. Y, vice
VIM c. BrasdsIey renoved WIN. w. Teal, post
mister at Syracuse, N T., vice H. Rsynor. removed;-
Robert Cochran, postmaster Erie, Pa vice Andrew
S'alh rem, we'd; Cyrus Barton. marshal for the dis
trict Of New Hampshire, vice Israel W. Kelley, re-
moved.
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.VelU London .4cuye,uu.

1>HE next session of this nslitulin will commence
Il on Monday, the l5,h day Of September aud cum
TIME five months. Tuition fee s. Board 81, so pei
month. Washing, nending and lights 81 90 per mon,,
one halfpayabte in Advance. No deduction will be
made nless IN cases Of protraced Illness Persons in
tending To paon'xe This schoo respectfully request
ed To send their sons OF wards The first day Of the
session. Students Withdrawing before the close Of the
'erm will be charged the regular fees Of the whole ses-
sion THOMAS BROWN PrInci ,al
July 81 WOW il
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LOOK OUT!
k1DNAPPElI ABOUT.

4 MAN calling his mime CLARK, came 10 nv
IA Shoe shop one day las, week, 10 pe, a .L,b' a.
shoen,aker-.l gave him He left las, niob,
(29'h insl.) and u;"coyed of NY Negro Man AARON
Clark abon 45 years Of age. Of small stature, thin
vi ag and has three small spots stars on his lei, arm
IN India ink. between the wrs and ,hs elbow. Aaron
low. well >et negro, about 22 years Of age. They
took of a pair Of new Boots.
hope every person will use their best exeriions Ia
catch them that the said Clark may be bruuqt Justice
VIII reward any person liberal that will catch them
+. q. ROBERTSON,
July 81 q,
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OH1DUA Try.

Depar'edhls life in Campbell county. on the 10Th
July. lSi5, JoHN EpwA ARD, the twia son at William
and Agnes Black. aged ten months ana twenty 'hree
days.
Ihyparehts mourn thy early death,
1iv friends thy luss bemoau;
But Tod has taken thee tu rest
Where thou shalt never mourn
hletiinks see a thousand charms
SFead Ger thy lovely face,
While infants in thy tender arms
Receive the smiling grace.
-, ofipopleAy, al his residence in Nelson county,
on Sunday The ooh inst, ABRAHAM b. WARw,cx.
Esq, in The 65lh year of his age
Departed this life, n, Henry court house. on the Goth
umo, about half past 6 O'Clock, A. NJ, Mrs. MARY
WALLER, consort Of Dr. Anderson Wade, aged u
years, III m,hhs and days In the death Of this es,i
mable lady, 1e are forcbly reminded hat shadows We
are, and wlai shadows we pursue" But a few DAYS
ago, and ste was nth us IN all the buoya Of health
with The pmspeci Of long and useful lie before her,
10 day, and she has been down in all her oveness
and consgsed to the house appointed for all The living
Her illuess was Of short Duration The disease (con-
ges'ive fne) at first thought be durable; but 90
nsdIousy dd II creep through the SYSTEM that il baC.
fled The Efforts of the most sklliul ply scians In her
death society has lost Of its brightest ornaments
the church one of its richest jewels Gifted by nature
with fine intellect she used it 10 promote the welfare
ol her family. Kind and charitable 10 fault, she " as
beloved by all Tho knew her. christ an from pripci
pie. II she had FAULT 1t sprang from the noble and zen
erous impulse of her nature. Obedlent MS wife and
CONSCIENTIOUS in the discharge ., duties as mother
she has lett husband and four interesting children To
mourn loss which To them indeed rfpparable--but
hope so0hes their anguish and miIgaes their suiIernps
Mrs. Wade had for years been member Of The Proles
ian Episcopal Cburchand well did she live up to her
profession; for If 'pure religion and undeiled before
O"d and The Father is this 10 visit the iaiieress and
widows 10 their Affections, and 10 keep ourselves m
spotted irom the world" she has doubtless joined thai
bright relinue above, and is enjoyng the reward
OF her dolngs As II Providence wished 10 fl her eni
nen'y Tor his service above she Impressed from the
commenct OF her illness, that death was upon her
But no lear came with the impresson-on the contrary
calmness and resignation "Death has no errors To me
for know that my Redeemer llveih"-wsre about the
last words OF thus pious ady-Ahout half past six o.
clock, Sabbath morning. like the smiling infant sleeping
on It's moihers b'som she resigned her spirit III Hin,
who WI" raise ii up al the last day. enjoy that Sab,
bath which hath end.
Calm on the bosom OF thy G,d
Far spirit rest thee now
| Fen while with us thy footsteps trod,
lis seal was thy brow.
Dust IL the narrow hume beneath
Soul 10 lis place high
| They that have thy look in death
M more may fear TO die" q. J. g,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31
Mr.. James NIiplter:

INAkE NOTICE, that on the 4,h day of September,
L lS45, at The Store. house of S. Z. Hurt 4 Co. al
Pea Town, IN the county Of Bedford, shall take the
deposions oisnndy Witnesses to be read In evidence
~ the trial Of suit in chancery, depending in
county cour Of Bedford herein am plaintiff and you
and Thomas Mead defendants. II, from any cause
the taking OF The said deposons shall be completed
On the above named day, shall continue the taking
thereof. at the same place. from day day. (Sanday
excrp'edD until the whole are taken.
HENRY LLOYD.
July 81 Win
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w ihe Inflammation brought by Nh Ashbel Smith,
"e 'a'e envoy To England and France, (for hch see
~ extract from The New York Journal of Commerce in
'"""e' column, Of the disposition Of The governments
W "ose countries 10 prevent, il possible war be ween
fx'c" aud the United States, dminishes greatly The
!I"oa'y Of such an event. NJ. xico will scarcely de-
ca'e war, against The rcnnns,ances Of her Euronean
allies.
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10 Mr.. JAMEs DEJARNETT,
July %

VOU will take nolice, that I shall, on Monday the
Il 18th day If Angus, asxt Al the Spout tavern, In
the c'o'y If Campbe, proceed take the depp-,ions
Of Dr. Reuben d. Palmer and others. be read In the
trial Of cause now pending in the circuit superior
Il" law and chancery Of Pi,sy ivaoia county In which
am plaintiff aud you defendant lfthe taking Of the
said depsii'ns shond MT be co pped ID. day main
ed, they will be continued from day 10 day Till finished
|. r.. BASS.
July "a Win
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"HEAI.-Price Of Wheat in the Lynchbure mar
ke'' 70 cents for red, 90 for white In RchmonJ there
mas been slight decne-prime red now COMMANDING
S2 and white 81 cents.--In Baltimore also il has do.
''.eo shade good 10 prime red al SO to IS cents.
NJ" Inferior I" good at 70 TO So prime white 80 to 9j
GEMS, and ordinary 10 good so to So
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THE TOBACCO Cnop.


Aur' iobA' " CHoP.
The kchinond Wing oflhe 24,h inst contain. an ar
Il. an this subiect " ,i,,eo h, Il, v.,v ;,,.,,;,
'h'r'y y "As 'aoe me iooacco Trade his study Tor
tract: from which We make the following ex.
"1be i,,s,.
Nav ~ h,.h ..'.,..i, It,
r,m,cc nI,,,s .n., ,..sa.,.,' a' "P'" anu
c,ns,d H.. w.. - ',u''' % :" I'VE grow" :"
,h,oonbo, nv. g. ', ,.', ":s""eoo" " '"e ny,
''o"S"""' '"e oae. bIp 'ai' IN great measure /
Aprl and irpn extra a,,en,, II, ,he,, heds ,s late =.
The plants were OF sucien, SIZE a,aler part Ut May
Incnfo an average crop. The drougkpmber 10 have
H., ''o o"u"uy' ana Continued 81 !" generally
Al ,his ,'ms u,'', a" u, 'ne YIN 10 the 2eo p's'e"'
weather succeeded. CAUSING nv. n. Ias lani d,v
slowly and up 10 The middle Of Univ ,,hac,., r..,S
not much larger than when set out. lew nelohbor,
ca s'asons, ana tobacco planted in May and the
smaller Than n, INV s;.' nu' efh'ra'y Tobacco" is
cep,inp 1888 RAJ nv. ,i. ro' -. many years, ex'
alr crop, provided We ha.. the usn,l sm'nn, ~,
hereafter. Here would remark that about the same
a'l'u"es s"ended The planting IN 1898. The season
during his mon,h and . a' nv" ottn up 'oJ"ly and
was comparatively no rain NJ w. ""nus'' ."e'e
the rec'ec"n Ut he Oldest inhaban,. such lam sn.,
u1"Sn' ana IN TACT, all the nbacco planted IN June
AIMS ~ " % .ra,' remained during lis Continuance
was, lha, from the 25h If A,aa, I've consequence
tobacco could no, grow and cums T., a,ar'' ''. ,'e
failure OF The crop 1888 reducing il to abm, az oo
""S '""Stu W drought " hch existed n In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31

eo- The Washington Unun states that the editor Of
that paper was not Indicated by the asersks in
Gen. Jaekson's letter To Maj Lewis. Who was intend
ed Perhaps II the suppressed speech of John g. H,ves
sre published, should know. When is IL 10 be forth
VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31

DARHAM h HOPKINS have jus, resvsv~d asoskep
lot 1T Tweed and Linen Dress and F.ock CsA,s.
White 4 fancy French and English D,Illins Pants.
BoInbasiae. Silk and other Vests.
ALSO "A few Silk Shiris Of good susDi,v vhieh ahev
will sell low for cash.
July 3
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

A T-mrrsoce Meeting, will he held ut Mead,
Chapel. Alhe's' CO.. on Sunday. the Sd August, a,
o'clock. +. NJ. 4. &. Morris. Esq, and Others, will
address the meeting. l.. ID. WILLIAMS, Scc'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31

w ne Louisville papers announce the death of John
s"if' Esq Of kentucky-formery an eminent name
'"e political world. from which be had but recently
"""o'aw"' His death was sudden. bein. caused by
tfroicof paralysis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31

o. The New Orleans Pcsyune of the i5,I, ms,
'"orms us, thar. notwithstanding the conlinued ho
weather. the health Of tina, city Was still good.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31

and Their whole appearance than uf irmsles in whuse
minds never entered the ihong Of orramen, oa week
days This ,rlhing exponent ~ h- coeai,h,n ii women
IN England. has large field 81 Speculation wnh,a and
around IT, aud the result Of phlos phising IL would
be vastly IN iavor Of our side uf the water"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31

NERMONT.-The Locofocos of Vermont have
Nominated Daniel Kellogg for Governor. Wyls Lyman
Tor Lieutenant Governor, and Daniel Baldwin for Urea
sirer The Abolition candidates are VIM. r. Shafter
for Governor and Aaron Angler for Lieutenant Governor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31
DEXTER OrEY,
.aTrOxA.Ea .SY E.sm.

IvscilsUR0, Va
WiLi. attend regularly all The c.arfs In ,,s eown-
W ''s ii Campbell, Amherst. Iisdfosd aud ,I,e CIR,
pta''o" "' i.ynchbasg All business entrusted IN him
vii be strictly attended To- Office ah,vs the Market
House. mex, dur 10 DR.. Blackloras.
Ju,y 81 r,,1
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LOUlSlANA.-The Locofoco Convention in this
Sale has nominated Judge Isaac johnson for the office
o Governor, and Naslmond Landry Esq. for that Of
i'lenlenan. Governor. The Wing nominees for these
offices will soon be brought forward
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31

W John NJ Patton. Esq. has declined accepting the
rrorss"sh'p ot Law at the University III Virginia,
Gently rendered him by the Vsi,eis Of that fnsior,,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31

l,OWI1ArAN HOUSE.,
RECEz.NOJv.D. W

M3.a TIE attention Of gen,lsmea Wishing Richmond
RNM;; Is respectfully called to ,hs HOTEL, ~ Auv
and generally kD"wp aaass he dissciupvot Mrs.
Dava It's delightful hos,isa ps iiaa ira
and The quiet and orderly maanrt il. which il i ssnuss
"a, nah" equally desahs Cos fsaikss cad es Vi -.
sinpss.
Tho t'ochaiaa House Is si.aa,ed m Apsrl and hea-
i'iul tmrrnce, nv II ihe ety. lev sssss
from The Capitol. Governors Honse aud City Hail. ssd
very convenient !" the Rail Mai D~Rms. BH, landings
and business par of the city,
W The PowHarAN CeAcH will hs in sssisWesa :,
convey passengers and hsaxaas and from ~ k~sel
WITHOUT CHANGE. sa1 lhus sase ,keu On, r
cen's 10 u p",esass. BAR, =. ne hassusss Nssv.
JMy7
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NEa: rIOES At AUCifOv.

WILL bn aid. at Exchange Cornrt. an ft,day. the
Isl II August the Eihw,nu Negroes. =" Wit
N,csjah. first rate bls-k-i,h; Patmer m aud ace,
all god iarm hands 1scks,h, n hny nearly grown ;
Buck, b"yi and Darwcll. y hoy. FERNS at sale.
TALBOT 4 LANlER
July 81 a
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- Nx'LE.v'DsD GVxY.yH.

un' y. "h win me ior sale, avery superior Gui-
1 TAR which Ia entirely new. Any pcrsn waning
such article would do well call aud SEE IL, M !, ii
be sold low BY H. ". MOORE
SYN ofihc big Pitcher.
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The slipper Ilalf',' Of Pcdlar Farm
ron MILE.

The slipper Ilalf'' Of Pcdlar Inrssl
ron N.ILE.
flNHE SUBSCRIBER offers Gbf sale his TRACT
Il OF LAND. y ing and h,Ing in the county Of Am
hers on both sides Of Pedlar River, known as the u
per half" Of
PEDL.lK FIRM.
containing by 'ecen, survey, $40 A q 4 = 3
one third OF which Is cleared. aud well adapted the
culture ol all kinds Of gram and obacc,he bsance
Willy 'lmbrred. There are abou, ONE HUNDRED ACRES
Of EOlp GROUNDS Of uncommonly fine qnal,
~. long celebrated r h-'r produciveness and u, hio
state "i cultivation he highaud is aso in fine hear
The buildings are interim, out NAV be improyed At
s,"a' cost 10 one Wishing In embark 10 the Stuck bu
s'ness lew ars are desirable, being finely adapt.
Ell To all .inds Of grass.
further description is deemed unnecessary, as il il
Presnaa'le that o" perspn III purchase wiihon giving
personal inspection. IT The ahve Land is M, sold
before FRIDAY The Isl, day Of August next. it will thai
day be offered for sale, public auction IN The premises
Terms made known IN application To the subscr lief. Ad
dress, "Pedlar Mills, A.nhersl''
JOSIAH n. ELLIS,
JUNE 20 WITS
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STLsAYED.

HEs~rNS< FROM the subscriber. in
NEsf% %sflsssS IN Lynchburg eight or ten days a.
IkG&aS&tyX " 90, a large black COW, in mid
M " ding order her horns are long
xkRM &,vx,. and wide, with good many rings
on them. She has calf about
Two months old. Any information of the above Cow
will be thankfully received aud literally compensated
Z. w. COFFEE.
July 81 x
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E~TisAY TAKEN Up.

E~reAY TAKEN Up.
" :. nave TINS day view d an es,ray taken up BY
w Caleb Tate. on his premises At Chcsnu, p,.u.
,s''on, and IND The same To he u RED BULL. with n
'l''c white IN the belly marked i,h crp aud ain in
The right ear. supposed To be ior years did ths spring
and we appIa'-e the same 10 six dollars Given under
our hands this 7'h day Of April, 1915.
SAM'l FiSlIDURN,
WILLIS l.. TlNSlEY.
>. X. l.. 1lNSLEY
Franklin County. 10 ri.
The ao"vr named appraisers were this dsy sworn by
me, Justice Of the Peace or said county. view, d.
scribe aud spprase, according 10 law nm cs,,sy take.
by Caleb Tate Given under my hand this 7,h DIV If
April, 1876. SAhi'L, HALE '"
Copy--1cs,e,
July 81 "a.
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To Tobacco usinnters.

INlIE Undersigned beps lenve ~ aay IN Pap,ess n
Tobacco that he has employed in his store NJ.
Joo Davis, whr has had several years experience ~
Commission Merchant, In selling Tohacc.,, and will
continue 10 sell o' the al so cents per hhd and par liz
Planters at my store The T,bacco note 4 "
tanned. ask TOT poriirn Vi the public patronage.
W. T. YOUNG.
May 70 y
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VIE mex, session of shs f.stiu,icn ALL .y~n "a.
Il nsasD en the second spndsy In October NJ n, aud
terminate ." The 4h day Of July iollo~ing.
Course for the Dsgrse cf.a. n.
JUNIOR CLASS.
u. Moral Class-lhos. h. Dew, (fhes,',) Prsfes
Spr.
~. Mathematical Class Ruh,. Saunders. Professor.
identical Class-John Milling ,on. Professor.
National Law Class. Beverly luck.r Prot, ssos.
NorE.-lo enter he Ju.ior Mathematical Class,
the e'oden' must be acquainted With Smple Equations.
SENIOR CLASS.
Sr, Poli,icsl Cl-ss--rhos. H. Dew, Pr.frss.r
Natural Philosophy - John Nl,lllnq,un, Pt"lrss.s.
Sr. Mathematical CHS Roh,. Saunders, rfu. ssor.
iNpErEsfnsv CLASS.
Law, &c.-B, verify Tucker. Plo,css"r.
Preparatory Maih, aates hotr'' Saunders, P,ofrs"
sur.
CLASSICAL PREPAYMENT,
rour REGULAR Classes.--.
Junior Tain, lunar seek, Chss. Mnhigc.
Sthi"t laiu, soninr Seek, { rode Ptoit
To onler ihc junior i.aun lass, the Stu, .ni mus,
be able 10 'ead ssas and Nug, Tor the Junior :ro.k
Nenophon.
ihere are slsn Preparatory Classes in each Ian
gnaSe, Tor thse MOI prepared 10 enter regularly.
ETPe"ses y " Regular Student.
. JUNIOR YEAR.
Fees IN three Proiessnrs, SO zach AGO
Nat'l Law. half course, 10
Nlairlcus',"n Tor l.brary) ee
Board: including, washing, fuel, lights and
AZ enhance, 1870
sos
Fees 10 three Professors, AGO
Naturalization lee,
Boa I'd, Sc. isn
oh, Ind
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July 7
Wylllc Nails.

II KEGS Of Grahau's Nsrs, assured. enae;asiss :
DIX. wareasso aid different sns VI essas,s.o
These nails are VI suprshs quality, hr;ax Md :
july 3 -
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INFANTRY. ATTENTION
LOOK 1T THIN

A N ORDINANCE passed The 24lh September.
"A 1879, Seciion 9Th: - De IL ordained, That any
ownef Of orcupyei Of 10, or tenement IN which by
drani shall hive been placed accordng IN the prov iss
ii Tins ordinance. VIII" shall permit any water 10 h.
drawn 'hecifon .scep, fr The use Of said tenement.
shall orie and pay ior each offence the sum Of Fice
Dollars and any person dfnwing water shall u white
person ofle md pay the sim III Fire Dollars FIR each
offence, mud IL slave other coloured person. shall
ceve Tor each offence len lsshes forfeit and pay The
shall NJ" he construed as IL prohibit the of the
water from any hydraht 10 amy person HI inny have
cobiincird for s ihr hi tenement occurird by
him ut her, when his her hydsso, pipe Ia Of or
der"
As this Ordinance Ia believed 10 be violated IN hlm.
befess instances the subscriber will ripdly enlorce Its
provisions IN every case cunning To his KIM Sledge
+. S. MILLER, Supt.
l.ynchburg Wafer Works.
July % Qiif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31
&a5 REWARD.

II ANAWAf ir,m the snbrrrii~f, ahmt she 6sh ~
IL this m''ih.a nsqr man, named jim. sh.at ~
ytots old. bro"n rompleson. ais, k~s 8 ~ isrhso
h'gh has Iva "his upper teeth, said 10 hare brea
k"rked ou. and has black srks scsoss under me II
eyes; hiss worked ~,mr n The hIarksm,hs ,vads. IT,
VA. M"gh, BY WIN. q. Hswit ofCM. Js~sph Msvsia
II Henry county and dnnh, Ia In ihs neiahlash.uA
will give The sbvs reward II delivered e w lv~eh-
burg. NllCL, HART
July % njf