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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-21

ELECTIONS.
ALABAMA.

We learn definitely from the Southern
papers that Collier has been elected Gov
ernor Of Alabama without regular opposi-
ton. In some counties Shields was voted
for by the Union men; and in some, Yam
cey was voted for by the fre-eaters. Col
her stands on a sort of middle ground
The Union candidates for Congress are
elected in five districts, and quasi-secession.
lists in two Bragg and Harris.) The
Montgomery Journal of Aug. 18th says
there are twelve counties only to hearfrom
and the Union men will have decided
majority in the Legislature.-R. Times.
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Fifth District, which met in Chestertownl
on Tuesday last. nominated Hon. Hiram
Mccullough, of Cecil. as their candidate
for Congress. The Wing Convention met
at the same place on Thursday, and re-
nominated Hon. Alexander Evans. - Bali.
Inner.
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ARKANSAS.

CINCINNATI, Aug. I6.
John Preston. Jr, Union Whig) for
Congress, has the following majorities:
Philips CO.. 90; Monroe. sc; Desha, 10;
Independent, SO; Prairie, 2; and Robert w.
johnson, democrat, Southern Rights has
the following: In Poinsett, II; Jackson,
81; Arkansas, 2; Pine Bluffs, 80.
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Per coNrRA.-A dispatch to the Union,
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 18th.
Full returns and official from every
county in the 10th District of this State
show the election to Congress of the Rev
SAMUEL Brenton, Wing, by about SGT ma.
jority over Borden, Democrat. Ten GU,
of fourteen counties in the District gave
majorities for Brenton.
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Very little wheat fresh up from the neighboring
counties. but having an exceeding thin attendance
ofbuycrs, little business is done in either English
French, and quotations maintained nominally, MS
ON Monday last. Flour moved oil slowly at former
terms. In beans and pens, little business done ut
late rates. The quantity Of barley offering iri-
fling, and previous rates supported. Dealers
purchased oats cautiously but Monday quotations
were maintained. Arrivals--English wheat, $50;
barley, GO; oats, so; malt, 1890; -four, 800. For
cign-107s0; barley, $50; oats, IS $50, -four, 81
sacks and A. 80 barrels.
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Aug 2i-wt1Of IRcputlicup co,v
uNKuST SALE OF VALUABLE.

IN
6tH and PUtsyiraaia.--By virtue Of deed IL trust
executed ON the 18th day Of December. isig. by
Robert Ward. and recorded in the counties of
Campbell and fittsylvanu, aud by directions Of the
bcnehcarics in said deed. the undersigned acting
as trustees. viii proceed Thursday the 2alh day
ii September next, To sell on the premises By wnv
OF public auction. To the highest bidder THE
TRACT or LAND IN PfTTSYL FANIA. ON
which Mr.. Ward resides, situated opposite 10
Wnrd'shridgc fronting more than milo on Sraun-
ton river and containing Eighteen Hun.
NJ drcd and Thirty.slx Acres, of
IL. which about 400 are cleared and IL cultiva-
ton. The larger portion Of the RIIER BOT.
TOMS ia Of tho best quality--thc cleared high.
land is COED, and most Of IL very good. arg,
portion Of the upccarcd lind il Of excellent quality
f',r the growth of Tobacco. II lies generally very
WELL md is conveniently wafered. II has ON Il
Mi DWELLING HOUSES, and other ncce--
- sur, buildings also Hu0maf0cournE
Will, with two pnrs of stones, patronxcd by n
good country CUSTOM prepared To grind NIL the gruln
OF the ncighborhood: Also, Tarniag Lathe, .Sar
mn with abundance Of heart pine and other
timber for It's use. Also, n woll-known aud proft.
able IA rERN STIND. nilording ready mnrh.
ct for surplus grain. This tract of Land Is within
% miles OF Lynchburs ON the Pittsyyania Turn
pike, and affords an opportunity for n profitable
investment. We shall also sell ut the same limo
and the premises. another Tract Of Land "
t"mPctH touHy nulohin. tho lands oi Chswril
Dnbncy esp. Mrs. Moormnn and MIR. Smmpns
lyingon Ward's road. and containing FOLR hun
Rse DRIED AND SIXTEEN ACRES, tho
4. larger portion Of which is excellent Tobacco
Land.
Full possession of these lands will be given on
the let Of December next and possession. for seed
ing purposes, Mt my time after the day Of sale. Mr.
Robert Ward will show tho lands 10 any ono wish.
ing to buy.
We shn also scll AT the same lime and plnec,
Ten Negro Men and Women. We
shn nlso sell tho interest ot Robert Wnrd In the o..
tntc Of Patsey Barber.
by the terms of the deed oil trust, the property IL
directed to be sold , cash, and il will be accord
ingly so sold; and the sale will DO without reserve.
lfthe 18th day Of September be not u fair ,iny.
the sale will be made the next day and IL na-
ccssary, will be continued from day to day till all
the property i-sold.
The undersigned believe the title to this proper.
tyto be unIncs,onnbc. hut selling ns tru.tccs they
viii convey such title only. rs Is vested in them by
the decd aforesaid.
JNo. n. SPEED, Trustees
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VALUABLE LAND ron sALE.

by virtue OF deed ofhu. executed to tho
undersigned. and duly recorded n tho Cleth,s 81.
fee OF tbs County Cortf Of Buckingham. I sasT mn
the tth day OF Scmpfo,nber next offer fuf a6s By
puhli: auction, ut buckingham Court Hodso, cpc
undivided moicty ~ 1870 acres of Land, Said
land ndloins tho lands q VIM. NJ. Mu.cly md tho
lands belonging to tho nuckingh,sm sol3 s,i,,,~
| company. aud is considered valuable Tom. mr.
! comm"latinE and made known on day of sale.
Aur9I-,iS yM "A nAuntI
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work is Of vital importance to her, and she
should prove BY her participation with its
friends in devising ways and means for its
promotion, how deeply she feels its value
to her and to the State.-R. Dispatch.
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NuAEIRzEn

InAshc, North Carolinn, on "Wednesday the 18Th
inst, Mr.. WILLIAM WALTERS, Ga d~arf, abont 81
years oid, and not more than 80 inches tail, aud
meighs 80 pounds;) TO Miss ELIZABETH SAwrERs,
Ga FIJI e,oca roman daughter of Martin Sawyers
all of Wythc county IFykeiHe Repabi;can
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m VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE

III FOX NdLE.-The proprietor ofthr WASH
ington Hotel in the town &c lynchbare having ID.
tcrmnod 10 change his business, will offer Cor sale
to tho highest bidder, this well known establish
mcnt. on Wednesday tho it day Of Oc,obcr Is,I
u not sold privately before that time. lie deem.
II unnecessary to givea description Of the prcpcrty
Presumng thar any one wishing to purchase viii
call and examine FOR themselves. Possession given
on the Ii ii November. or sooner IL desired.
Terms made known the day ct sals
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KENTUCKY.

A telegraphic dispatch to the Philadel-
phia Bulletin dated Louisville, Aug. 16,
says. "The returns are all in and Dixon
the Wing candidate for Governor is elect
ed"
Per coNTRA.-A dispatch to the Union.
dated Louisville, Aug. Is, says-"Archi-
bald Dixon, the Wing candidate for Gov
ernor, is unquestionably defeated Pow
ellis majority will range from FIVE to ff-
teen hundred"
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Lynchbnrg. AnEuss ~, 1851.

Receipts have been lees this week sImn for the
hhds corresponding week of la-t year, Market con
Times depressed and prices somewhat Irregular
Sales OF thcweek ut from so To u for Iurs 50. 20
TO - for common and mddliug leaf; - to $50 for
good and i'ne shipping leaf; aud from $40 to 81
for good and fine nranufac turing
WHEATs-Rcccipts light with sulos at 65 to
zoe. for Red and White.
WM. 7. SMITH
CoMNt<sioS MsRcuAxr
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Range Of the Thermometer.
REPORTED FOR THE 'vIRGiSIAY' BY
ID. b. PAYNE d. BRO, BOOKSELLERS
Nam 81, LmchJurg, Va.
A1AA REWARD--LOsT on SAT-.

&0n0 REWARD--LOST ON SAT-
- lOO urday evening the 10th inst, between
Lynchburg and Mrs. Dajney Poiaaezter's on the
Forrest Road, miles from Lynchburg, "A POCK-
Ell BOOK containing sl050 in Virginia money
eight or nine one hundred dollar notcs--and the
balance in iifties. Also, One Thousand Dollars in
two certificates of deposit To my credit in The Bank
of Va. Of $500 each; check of VIM. 4. Amber
sons for 1851 so, and d check Of William T.
Reds for $3.50 80, and two bonds of Preston
Burks for some $50, payable to Adams e Wilkin-
son. will give the above reward of 100 Dollars
to any who will deliver the Pockct Book and
contents TO me or Messrs. Mosby & Holcombe--or
any information that will lead to the recovery of
the same. The name, of "Dextcr Ofcy lsi9," is
printed on the book.
/ forewarn any and all persons from trading for
the above named Checks, Certificates and Bonds
as the payment Of the same has been stopped.
TflOS. NJ. WILKINSON
p. s. Several other Bonds and papers in the
book, not rccoilccted
I A.. ~
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Disastrous storm, mt the East.

DosToN, Aug. IL.
Almost violent storm occurred here and
in the vicinity yesterday. In this city a
large quantity Of rain fell. and three men
were Frustrated by the lightning.
AT Gravescnd. near Lynn, the house of
Joseph Weary, Jr, was struck and consid-
erably damaged. James Lewis was
knocked down, and with difficulty restored.
A house in Lynn. occupied by several
families, was also struck. making a COM
plete wreck Of everything inside. No lives
were lost.
Three persons were Frustrated in Shep
ard street. The ligh,ingalso struck sew
eral other places in Lynn.
The whole atmosphere appeared charg-
ed with electricity.
In this city the mainmast of the schr.
Byzantine was struck and shivcrcd to pieces,
AT Chelsea the wind blew tornado,
but there was no hail
AT Long Island, hailstones weighing a
quarter of a pound were picked up.
Every where in this neighborhood the
storm did more or less damage.
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TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE; Aug. IA.

NASHVILLE; rug. IA.
The majority for the Wing candidate
for Governor is 1000. The Wing MAORI
ty in the Senate is and in the House g.
The Wings also gain one member of Con-
gress.
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GREAT DEFEAT OF THE Russ1,Ns-Le,

GREAT DEFEAT OF THE RussIANs.-Let-
tiers from Warsaw according to the Eng
lish papers) say that the defeat ofGeneral
Nestcrow, at Screbrickow. and that the
flight of the Russians on the plains of
Irfiis, is unhappily more than true. The
loss ofthe army in men, ammunition, weap-
ons, and horses, Is far greater than has been
sustained for years; nearly all the strong
holds, which had been conquered and main
famed at such an immense expense, have
been again lost Report adds that one of
the commanders of the Hungarian cam
paigns is to be commander-in-chicfo of the
Caucasian army.-Republic.
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GENCY FOR PERUVIAN Gu

IA ANO.-I have in store and will continue Ia
receive during the present and approaching season
the best quality Of Peruvian Gunno. Sales will be
made by the ton half ton bag, at the very lowest
rites. Aug 2l-ts u. r. SACkETT
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The Flour market To day was exceedingly dull,
and submitted to IA further decline. Sales Of 400
bbls. Howard Street Flour were made at S3.S7.
No transactions in City Mills Flour.
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From HAvANA-There was an arrival
from Havana on "Wednesday at New York,
barque Childe Harold, with dates to the
Sd INST, day later than the news by the
Georgia. There is no intelligence Of the
least Importance. Capt. Rich says, every
thing was tranquil when he left, and but
little even was said of that insurrection
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NALL TRADE IS5l.-DOOKS. 81

IlNALIs IN DE INJEs-DJUkS, 81 n
Il T1ONARY AND PIANO FORTES.-C Conn
try Merchants ppliei.-MORRISS & BRO, late
Drinler g. Morrtss. Richmond. Fa.-By the 18th
of September next will be in receipt of the FaH snip
ply Of BOOKS, STATIONdRY and PIANOS;
embracing their usual large and general assortment
Of the best selected stock to be found South Of
Philadelphia, and Mt prices low and as accommo-
dating, which they wodld invite the attention Of
COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Czvks Of Conris
and Merchants supplied with the voriou. Blink
Books used in their offices, made to orderund ruled
to any given pattern. Book-Bmdiag of every de-
scripton executed in the best manner
Subscriptions received rail- the leading Pcriodi-
Gals published in this country and abrond. incud-
ing the Lar and Me3ical Journais, ut publishers
prices. frccof postogc.
L5' All orders from the country will receive
prompt attention.
Auo
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OBITUARY

Died, at the Grecnbrier White sulphur Springs
on the 18th inst. from absccss Of the lungs IL
LIAM, youngest son of Col. Walter and Elizabeth
Gwynn of Richmond, aged two years md one month
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The above sale is postponed ill Sntorday tbs
3Dth August, at o'clock, p. M, when il will taxi.
place On the premises.
Aug 5t-Jt NJ kH
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wHITTEMORE's OFFICE.
Schemes for the week

Schemes for the week.
THURSDAY Electromagnetic Glass I02.
Capitals Of $4,000; 1000; 1000; 10 of I00O-Tic-
kets -.
FRIDAY 22-Do Glass 103
Capitals $2I .300 of7O00; 10 Of 500-Ticlets s..
SATURDAY 23-Do Cla<sJ.
Capitals SCI 800; 10000 so Of 1000; so Of 1000
Tickets $50.
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Drawn Numbers.
Monmgaim Glass 95.
3G 20 GO 81 10 30 ii % l6 / So 6
Monongalia Ezra C1ass IS
So 50 40 Sc IA Is 46 IL 81 SO
Monongolia CLass &c.
81 81 IS 50 81 81 81 IS so 81 &c 80
Nonongoiia Glass 81.
46 50 1S 81 81 27 al IS SO 60 SO 90
Moaongalia Czass SO.
&c 30 Is % 81 Is 40 16 80 63 80 4G s. 81
Monongaiia Erira Class II.
IL % &c % IL IL 10 s AZ 81 10 "A
a. +. WHITTEMORE.
u Orders for packages. certificates Of Iacka-
ges, single tickets. in any Of the Lotteries Of j.
w. Maury 81 Co, will meet with prompt attention
if addressed TO A. +. WHITTEMORE, Jr.,
Lynchburg, Va.
"a Communications strictly confidential.
Aur. Gilt
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r AND q TIMBER FOR SALE


taiDng near 1000 acres, principally in woods.
portion Of which Is good Tobacco land The
Timber consists Of pine oak and poplar, and is
worth more than nsk for the land. Thi- land /.
about three miles from fardwicksyille the rad to
which passes through it, The bridge across Jnfnes
River will soon be completed, which will mike the
Canal accessible and sufficiently near to laul the
wood. wish airo sell the timber ON 1900 acres.
nbooi j. miles from the head Of the Tyc River
pond, where Canal Boa,s may land. This land
| il well tinbcred with fine poplar. white oak and
hickory, and SAW MILL might be located about
the centre Of the trick the creek, TO which all
the lumber might be brought with convenience.
beng down bill all the way. wish also to sell the
Timber on a Tract Of Land Of the quulity, Iy-
ing in part the River, and adjoining The land on
which reside For the land near Ilarsrwieksvilc
ask $3.50. t-3 cash) ] will take FIR the tim
Der, either specified su per tree, portion Of
| the timber. as the purchaser my prefer Address
| (post paid) Tye Rive Warehouse. Nelson County.
| Aug fR-,s CLIFFORD CAHELI.
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(R AT THE SIGN or THE RED

~ HAT-FALL fashions FOR 1871
The subscriber has received the fall fashions Of
fine Dress Hats, and is prepared to furnish those
who mdy favor him with call, without any emco-
muins ON his ov4s manufacture Call and examine
for yourself, if my hats can be ccipscd in beauty,
quality or price.
Auu D1-ts JtC0H RITNTpOJTCH
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From RIO JANELRO-LOSS or TIE T..
STdTES URFErLNG STEINER JEF.
New YoRK, Aug. 1.

Dates from Rio Janciro to July 10th,
have been received. The U. S. Survey
ing steamer Jefferson was lost in the mouth
OF the Straights, during June, and only
portion OF her machinery saved Her Of
ticers and crew We're rescued.
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a NOTHER SCIENTIFIC WON

IA DEK.-DR- HOCGHTON'S PEPSiN, the
trnc Dircxtsre E7uid or Gos,rie .Jsirct--A grcat
Dyspepsia Curcr. prepared from Resxet, or the
Fourth Sfemaeh efde Or, after directions sf Baron
Liebr. the great Physiological Chemist. hy J. 8.
HOrGIIToN- ~ D.. No. III North Eighth Street.
Philadelphia, Pa This is truly wonderful rene
dy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Jaundice. Liver
Complaint, Constipation, and Debility, caring after
Naturc'so~n Method, by Natures Agrnf, tI.e Gas-
fic Juice. ~ See advertisements in nne,h-r COZ
lpms Jv3l-ia JOHN " SEAY, Dfassist-
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Congressional Nomiaation-Th Dem
oeratie Congressional Corvcniion for the
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ID M. ZEMMERMAN, I5I Eagle

lls SQUARE, Min Street. Rictmond Dealer
in Combs, Brushes, Looking Glasscs. Clocks, Mus
ical instruments w God and Willow Ware Brttania
and Block-tin Ware Japanncd Ware. Bathing Ap
pnrntus, Housekeeping Hardware, md every va
riety offancy Goods. am receiving my. Fall
supply Of the above Goods. Country dealers and
others will find it to their interest 10 give me "a call
before making their purchases.
Mug 2I-I3t
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Ereights mp and Down the Canal.
EXCHANGES.

Corporation Bonds 500.
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
par $20-salcs $25.
Citizens Saving Bank sloo-salcs sIO7I; since
dividend.
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NOTICE-AIl who arc indebted to the sub
scribers will please call at their old stand and
pay of. II is necessary that their business
should be closed without delay.
Aug 2l-wfw JAS. b. RENWICK e. co.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE NINA.

II
YCU WAYs.-Rau away fron the house Of
Mrs Frances T. Harvey, of koonoko county, on
Sunday night, the 9Th ofJuly last, two negro mon,
named Alfred and Warner. They are both
brothers, and bright muI8tfocs, mud had lnfac heads
of hair when they left. Alfred has q scnr over hs
eyee. HE fee, has been badly frosted quick spoken
10 his address, md rilicr thin and raw bone feet
or 10 inches high, and about I'll years old. very
well dressed; has recent mark On one Of bis big
toes. He IL field hand.
Warner is 20 years old, black nr,;fh by frsio;
| rather downcnSt eountenance when spoken tu;has
very small feet and hands, thinks he has a mark
over ear, and is nbgw the same height of Alfred
but rather heavier and nesbicr. They have will,
| them good clothes, and can chnngc Them often,
From the Information | have obtained. they nre
| making for Ohio other free State.
il will pay fifty dollars tommy person who will do
liver them me, or secure them IN jill, If taken ont
ofihc adjoining counties: s25 ii thcH IN the jon-
ing counties. and Is in the sounty. They had when
they left from $50 To $50 in money What ~ay they
bnvc taken or under what Disguise Ibcy iravei-
ing, have mol asccrtuinci.
| sPARREL r. SIMMONS,
Ane 7-isif FIR Eyances q. If 9,zyg--
| A RARE CHANCE-Af Cost -
| IA CASH-Jn order close our l,n- ~ 80
Oily (onr ee1rnreer-hir hnving esp'n e,..,. c.,.;s.
now selling entire stuck strictly Il M T.nn
~, Ga,,ts Psad, NJ Cr,fIing, Shocs, Boots,
u.,. c. T.aai. e. We feel assured fhs
,.n,,,;. Nj =, .aod on opportunity before Of
. M, VA, = many Desirable Goods 1t
," r;sd! a,J VIC cordially invite al to
wn..,.a,,,s and others wanting large supplies
49,, ~ o,akc carly calls. Large additions
. 49, Van - NH springs imporntions.
I'M" MN so-if1. MEEM e. GwATKTN.
NLEInE sOAP.-lO BOXES OLklAE
u .seats aew and cheap article. We would
ec.,ffrr.D i 10 friends and the pebble, be-
ns very desirable article; f.,r sale very low BY
Ane TT MCDANIEL 4 LEE.
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n MOST BEAETTFUL!!!- sEA

- BURY has just opened three caacs more Of
the fall style COR 1851, of MOLESKIN HATS,
which are unusually handsome. Gentlemen nrc in-
vtcd to cnl Aug 9l-3t
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TYPES ARE Now
u Gold nj HRUCE,S NEW-YORk TYPE.

liberal discount Tor cash IN hand Mt tho date 81
tho invoice.
There now on the shelves, rcndy for snlc IN
various sized fonts.
10000 h. Roman and Italic Type.
10000 H. Fancy Type.
1000 b. Scripand l,unnng-hund.
5000 b. Gerrunn.
5000 ID. Ornaments.
1000 Il. Type-mctu Rule.
$4,000 II. Brrss Rule.
Presses, Chases, Wood Type. Ink, &C., furnish
ed at the loves manufacturer prices, either for
cash credit.
A large number of new fonts hnvc been added 70
the Foundry during the pbai year, among which
ia n complete assortment Of German, both plain
and ornamental.
Specimen Books arc freely given to al Printing
Offices.
GEO. BRUCE.
Aug 1891 II Cbnrnbcrs-Street. New-yorks
A NTHTeACITE COAL...TIlE AN.
IA THRACiTE COAL BUSINESS heretofore
cnrried ON by JAMES DAVIS. win hereafter be-
conducted under the style Of JAMES DAVIS a.
son. JAMES DAVIS,
WIN II. DAVIS.
They bcg leave to inform the citizens of Lynch.
burg that they furnish them with the best 1uas
~ Of Anthracite Coa, the most reasonable
terms. Their stock comprises ms follows;
$50 tens Of Lump for Furnaces,
500 - =" B & s. Red Ash, for grntcs.
$50 I" broken White Ash for heating porl.rs
300 +" egg for cooking purposcs;
All Of which warranted Of the best quality, and
will be delivered free from dirt or fine conl We
keep our conl in houses having pink Aoor i,nd
have il raked out before putting it IN cnrts. All
dcrs addressed ", with city references, on left
with 7 A. Branstord, Lyncl,burg, will be promptly
attended to. JAS. DAVIS & son.
Richmond Aug. is-imif
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NOHICE.-.By order OF tho Richmon 8ndd
' Abingdon Telegraph Company. scnlcd prupo.
sails addressed To the undersigned, will be received
until the 18th Sept. next for the construction ~
Line Of Telegraph from Richmond to I.ynchburgby
way Of Farmviie, upon such route shall be ndop.
ted by the company: aud also for the right to usc on
said line, methods of Telegnphic communication.
Proposals may be made for construction and tho pm
tent right jointly, and for either separately.
WM NJ. BLACKBOARD, Scc'y.
Richmond Wing and National IntcIligcnccr coun-
try papers copy till day, and forward accounts Ia
thi. office. Aug I8-tt5H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-21

LNOUND-A few days since in Lynchburg. a
IL Goid Broceiet, which has been left at the yir-
ginian Office, where the owner can get it by paying
for this advertisement Aug 2I-}fjf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-21

SUGAR-CURED Canvass II ANS.
~ 1900 lbs. sugur-cured Canvass Hams, some
thing extra. For sale by
Aug 2I-fs j. r. WILLIAMS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-21
WI. T. SMITH.
Lymchburg NInrkct..--Awg, DO.

CoMNt>sioS MsncnAS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-21

THE next Session Of my school
Il will commence on Monday, Sept LIST, in the
basement room Of the Odd Fellows Hall.
TERMS:
For the English branehcs--- $40 and $40 so
For the Languages -.eIJ 90
Aug 2I--4t EW BRAINERD