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Law school Of cumhs.l.nd University. at Lsb.noD.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon Abraham Caruthers late circuit
Nathan Green, judges supreme court
Hon Bromded Ridley, eh.ueeors Of the State
Judges Caruhtrs Green time
tn,rfiom Daily examinations Of each class on the
I books. No regular course Of Lectures b explanations
daily 's.sSns IN .ns p,ose.. Of he eIsminauoos
dents suits given by procs-
.ees ,s . s s s s % ~ s
deeds wis documen,s
court ' ' s. moa,sy IL me Ss: and
jurors circuit judges and ehaneeor and in other oeai ea
Pasi,s. eoHnss.ed with their suits .,,..-..U.~..
%saes. The ssceeednE Monday in February ends
t:-s .s..;o.Tui,ion fee ESQ., in .dv.neei contingent
which he bad in the Lebanon bookstores. "
.. On to ss Tns As a
mi..aa There four regular classes. nay
Ther. i lerisis'are connected with the school
- - ROBERT /. CARUTaERs,
Feoil-eoy President Board OF Trustees.
Iwn NEW % BRICK HOUSES roe rENT.-Two new, siroy
ne so....S ssss" room; each and every eonyenence for
punctusi tenant, on sppicsuonto
Auc,iope.r and Commission Merchant,
South s,de Pennsyvana avenue between 9t and ION
NUrICE TO FAMILIIss AND HoUsEKEsrEas.-
rsseu. .uen'1. PAID :, IN. selection goods io' family
r. ~ ps 10 10, 81 % TO my have just
~ '' i Ola % s"v.ra%snt an Java coffee
Iagu,yra coffee .,..
M1acaibo
FLOUR OF THE VERY BEST BRANDS.
wech's premium
Rays do barrels and
nsnrsons
Pleasant Run do
s,..s: and shay. .as% cured
John Shays do
J. II. Burrows
Maryland Plain
Ny stock surpassed District
A go~ds warranted sold reasonable Every
other auce kept well regulated rrocery Inquire
FAMILY 6roc-fy, Seventh street. third Lsham
nsrt door 10 tbs Avenue Hon.o. IT +"
~ 7 J, CLAYTON BRAsHEAR.
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InroRrAsT AND VALUABLE INVENTION.

SANDs AND CUMMINGss BRICK MhCHINE-PATENT
hshu for -aieMicbscl Nourse Co of this city,
sppontsd the exclusive Unied
rights In the above machine thoroughly
noaseed by pscscaI bckmah county
p msrhine @ III. hatha produced IL
eay worked g The application Of motive steam
water, orh~s Win light horses clay tornp.fed
me -sws Time "H bricks arr moulded
msnne nm. eroens In rapdy Of operation any
for that o
The ~". of The Americas
ching be projected abroad. Meanwhile,
pared for the territory and 10 give
coed Utle n III.
Apply stnr, tpo.t psd their oioo,
streets, near N. Poet Office Department.
Jun. lg-eodrf
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&Aa 2 Q9HlR
washinston Brsnch Rstirosd.-Tr~tns Rnn Fol-
lowst
EAyB dniy, except Sunday, :. and 9, az and s. p
IL On Sunday, st6, a. m and 8, y.
The tain p sIpros., stops only poll.
tion nd Relay the Others all stanops
Train. At 3, n m, ard ~ m, connect with Annapolis
DO do y, a. and ), y. m. do west
DO do n q, s., y, east
washington Baltimore. 81 as
DO DO do and return ..,,......,. l so
Do do Annapolis. o.........,................ / 95
do and return ! 80
The all be procured the Office,
and good fof ths day upon which they are issued.
RI n. n. PARSONS,
July t8-dn ..s Agent
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THE subscriber his present place Of bu'ne,s until
Il The of order the erection of
new building the occuwed VIII NJ immsdaey taken
and houA fth three doors
whore viii be found
usual large of books stationery Ac of every dsscrp
op and goods
no erte,us hs aore prices
rI5 r. FARNHAM.
NHA subscriber will b. Kind enough
Of which have been oloDr stand
ms which of November
hands OF collector for settlement ss "
,mpor,ant 20 my closed by that time intend
make q different arrangement In my business
Jsly S-dtfH n ~ -
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Proposals Erecting Custom. .Iaousc &c. "a VIII.
us ... mingt0n, Delaware. a|f lns-4 r. ~
Dxpk IaSa

-.ve 4r EugaB TREASURY DkPARTAENT, June l, 1853,
DROpOSALS viii be received department day
Of Angus, a O'clock noon construction Of the
Office Ac Wilmington, Deaware according
70 ne ,ossphed drawings - printed prepared
der the direction OF this department An Young
vng architect thereof and dated February ~ 1883 proposals
10 be for the whole buiiUs apd
the work the department right reject
hereby invited should e Of United require it,
Eghfye cent of the the
furnished according price ad
BY the uperntenden will be paid proceeds
teen per cent retained unit, the completion of
acceptance Of the work, &C., by the superintendent
Contracts VIII be awarded only to muer builders
and ha assznwen thereof other person.,
the Secretary Of the Treasury Will
Every psopsai accompanied by guarantee
signed BY two responsible lceked
Of the Uutrd States district Judge which The
Sssade) aa the bidder w required il his popo
sal y secsped ese into bod proper
saciea securities, In the Of els 900 for perform
fEA anl 1aHa AsSs teas Tn'EF
ihographed pans working drawing printed
be had aud examined the
posed work can be obtained department.
the custom house Wilmington, Delaware. ##
The proposals be this department. addressed
Sscssssy Of the Treasury (endorsed
Wlnington DelswsreD and will be opened O'clock
% on the day hNed for receiving the the
bidders, II any shall be present 'A 1 a.tE s
adj IN si.,. ..G re.u =. JAMES GUTHRIE, gs.
une1-9awhugl Secretary Treasury.
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DARN In AIcIs~drts coaofy, vtrGtnis, vish-
sr.edue'. snd four from the rresdests
House by rrsonsbie
poon hereof located Shove within half milo Of
Bar hundred There
and thirty ~ beautiful timbeed land
cleared hSch me lsrer portion ~ h hsf rich
might he sdvsnta9eousy
who be disposed "a purchass
referred John Ball, Ninth street, near Psnn-yvams
sv.s~e, ~ Horn,,o Bali on sdIsceni farm -. r.,,r
Msy ti--eodn 1f# .No t4 .Hs #@ VIM "htb'
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Psblsc sale ef abe United states Military Reserve
- Fort winn~bsgo, Wisconsin.

Sale ef United states Military Reserve ct
Fort winnebsgo, Wisconsin. +r =
,,IE United Winncbsso wiscon
containing about four Thousand acres of land VIII be sold
public The si
day of September, 1853, At 10 O'clock
bs iocassd the portage of III. WISCONSIN snd For
rivers, connected canal through the
consrs of deshi. nnd N IN. stsre ~
The located of the
valuable sites In this section of the State
showing ssnscn location, Ac of the various lots
Office previous "a the day Of sale.
The mrms Of sale sre es.h, specie hasd.
.f N Assistant ouaderrnaster v. y. Amy.
QussTrRNAsTsbs Orrros, Isa.t
II Fort winneb,so, (wis,j June 4, 1883
July -eods2p,hAus @t#
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DUOE Grades, sSo.-Opentng 10 day
IS pieces all linen -heeting OF the various widths
do Iush linens, for shirts
do hne linens, for bosoms and collars
tab dsperssnd damasks select qualities and widths
OF stylish patterns
do dne bird eye diaper.
designs
los pieces Scotch diapers, assorted qualities
200 plain and plaid cambric muslns, all qualities
100 dozen ladies' cotton hose al grades
ladies' black
10 pieces fine white hanneis
do white, dotted, and vine mnsins
10 dozen white Alispdale quilts, low priced
DO ladies' gauxe merino vests
make point deal In the best css OF linen goods only
Offering such know be pov.y low prices
fine black bombszines silks English
other requisites r mourning IL Al all times complete
h~k cio,- and yesnr. of the nrs qualities,
and III. lowest prices. ST.. ..... -
very cheap cotops OF the best brand. for shne and
with fun of domestic goods In all departments
t:ensn-ns umbrellas, half hose ssoss under'h
gloves, and s,t and linen pocket bandkerchiefs.
With other desirable goods arriving daily.
articles prices dealing relied all
case. PERRY BROTHER,
Miss Dermotts building. opposite Centre market
July @-6ieoif U.
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TOR REvT The four story house street lately occupied
II by Mrs. Reed as a boarding house.
thoroughly repaired, and large bacsbu'inr has
been sdded 10 IT, .... s.
ipqs~. The Of 9Th and II ,ueet,
Jnly 27--aawu
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United states Patent Once,
lfasht M otnn Iutv "a lAs3
June D. 2awtAugl

Washington, July "a, 1859
N The petition of JohA H. Tins. Newark, Jersey, pray
hs, day Of oeose 1872 for bearings
said patent which ,asss risee on the n day OF October
peron be heard the Pa,en, once on
Monday The third Of October next, at O'clock and ali
said petition oush, not be granted II 'J17.'' -
oSjecons specially sci oh m wras a, is, w
be used a. The said hearing mus. be ,sssn and
anee with the rules Of the oee which will be furnished app
ordered tina, this published Uniou n,el
fhsdslphia. Peun.yivan,a Evsmss P ssw York Boston
Post, Boon Massachusetts, and Inquirer Cincinnati ohio
- CHARLES MASON, 4
~ Commissioner OF Patents.
P.sEi,ors of the above papers please copy
bills to ,se rasa, Once with paper containing this notice.
tr ra Ell Orphans' Conrt, July ., 1853. .
Waslinsion eonriy, Dstriei Of Columbia, to wf
IN Of Thomas l. smith Com. John
appreciation orphans, Washington county
aDpSnss s sssS, s h % DAY o s. % a S for s ~ ". .s
his hands so FAR The has bern collected turned into
notified attend i ohans' Of this cy wih their
a%ss o @ps al :" aid may provided q 1 order
be pu.hsd once week fat ,ys we.k. the National n,e
ED. N ROACH, Reg Wills
ED. N ROACH, Reg wills
| Aw rorIcE-sDNgY :. BANTER, late attorney general
a Of v,sai. has removed TO washington 70 psse.s is~
Of s Dric, Of Columbia, ANY professions.
once building ~ street, Of Penn,ylva
MIA avenue
Hon. ~ Alien, Hon WIN Daniel,
Non: O, u. Lee, Of Court of appeal. Of Virginia
TO N. and members Congre.. from Virginia.
rLAcETT DoDsoN would take rhi. expressing
eon'sined in the notice pus.hed shortly before inc i.'oe Of their
vice we can rsnds, The" IN DOR bushes and TO open new .e
PEELED di.nsu,sh by who pay
and those who take their own time We hope not
There remain who a behndhand. We
rr.pectuy .vor whose accounts sun remain
'''"'' y p's wv" :" 's' = ''' clAoErr DopsoN
July Is-dhuri
NOTICE TO TEACHERs.-Tbs situation principal ef,hs
the rs.s eho.,c year July .nd the Of
Sss Of s s'"s . opening IN "sn % re
application. came. be addressed
me on the sis%i JOHN sossSsrs s css%,p
]: DUNBAR, Committee.
w o. Knowles,
May22-2swtistAuF.
GioaK INSURANCE CoaPANY, Of U,'o.. New Y.rn.
Covssrrr, prc.d.nis Joss Bsows, ,ee,,,ary.
May i3-2swn Seventh s-, opposite Odd Fellows Hall,
VInesNrA LAND sCRIP.-The under.sned, having had
twenty yesr' acquaintance military land
c,im,, record. Richmond viii attend
ss sna viii also purchase and land and land :ep
coma,,ssion
II IfI EvT1I1I ffE .E#.# #@rs yEsPAsIAN ELLIS,
June o-e Irving Hotel.
DARm for sal. In aIers"dri. co.",y, v,rs",., with
miles of the sr.edue snd four from the fre.dess
will sen rrssonsbie
located above, within half me Of
BARS Roads hundred and twenty There
ss~..n hy o beautiful ,ms,cd land
Msch 6s isrxss portion ~ h. farm rich
twenty might be sdvsntsseou.y
who be dispcsed y" purchsss
referred grocer, Ninth Psnn-yyans
sv.s~~, ~ HcvNuo Bail, on sdIseen' farm -. 49,, ..
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Aw NOTICE-rIDNEY 4. BANTER, late attorney genera
Ia NJ Virginia, has removed tn Washington practise law
He will prncse In the Supreme United
courts OF the District OF Columbia and attend
business connded 10 him.
once in Mouons building ~ Of Penn'ylva
MIA avenue. -
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SuPEMon CABINET FURNITURE, MAGNIFICENT LOUIS
NY Piano Forte, EIardn Harp, Rich shensd .iyss-
reted Fable Service, China Dinner,
.-.s od o rantns tas Ens.s,as. Superior old wss.
spenas Family Carriage, kcOn Woanrsdsy morning Aug at
h the residence Vt his 1accspcy Don A. Cade
go &c baica, Minister from SPAIN af Doh
Sssos e'eet east shall sell his elegant furniture house
mold effects, viz ~ '---.-- ~ =.
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Arriras ,stae DanieI webster.

Tro 1c Is hfer from CaIJornia.
NJ Da.shks. Juue 6.-The steamer Dan.
lei Webster has arrived with San Francisco
dates to the 10th of May, fourteen days later
than previous advices.
The Daniel Webster connected with steamer
Sierra Nevada and landed her passengers here
IN twenty one and half days from San Fran
CISCO
The Prometheus sale from San Juan for
New York on the 3lst, with 420 passengers.
The Webster left at San Juan the L. S.
sloop of war Albany.
The only San Francisco papers received are
of The 10th ofMay. My despatch must there
fore necessarily be very meagre. The San
Francisco papers from the lst to the 9Th are,
however, hourly expected by the steamer Phil
adelphia.
The general news from California is without
much Importance beyond previous accounts.
The mining operations continue success
full.
General good health prevailed; the weather
was favorable. The Sonora Herald records
many lucky discoveries. Large Jumps, valu'
ed a, from $500 to 5000 had ueen taken from
the new diggings.
Business was dull and the prices of produce
on the decline, with large and increasing stocks
baltimore -four was selling at s so to 50 per
barrel; Gaiego and Haxall 10 $l1-Provs
ions were heavy, and prices dropping.
Quite number Of persons are emigrating
TO Australia.
oates from the Sandwich Islands are to Apr
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10 10 The ding at the Opening of Pa,1sm.as
sor w J,;,'''a,ed bis son l. Hoops as bis success
81 winch vas duly sanctioned.
f,am Gi: accounts had reached San Francisco
Ell NINA Than any received by the wav az
h., o ope. he rebellion was sill pr opressiog
-. no' so vigorously, and wnh less prosnecss
a., ! ne rumor han Nankn had been captured
was was generally discredned. The Insurgents hal
,a oea me attempt but failed having been pref
y T TnectualIy routed by the Governor.
,,. me Emperor was using all his energies anil
II, 10 restore order and crush the rebels
IT. was thought he would eventually succeed
! ' is'e was no dodbt however,of very form.
uaoie party being arrayed against him
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nALEIGHJ ane 5'-There was very severe
'I'' or hurricane at Cheraw S. C., on Fri
Gay last and much damage was done to prom.
cry IN the vicinlty-houses We're in some in.
stances blown down, unrooied, &c, trees IN
rooted and other damage. Tho instruments
OF the tell graph at Cheraw were completely
melted by electricity. ''''N'9
mere are reports from various quarters in
lhe South OF the storm prevailing. and serious
damag &c having been done 1t is apprebended
t mat the hlPping on the coast may have suf
Tered materially.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Teiegrap1ed for he Lyuczburg Vlygipian.
Memphis ConVention-Third Day.
l.

The Committee reported resolutions IN ia.
sor Of direct European trade-of the Pacific
Railroad by Southern route that may be
most accepdbc 10 all parts of The Union and
81 Tehuantepee line Of Steamers from South.
ern ports &c. The resolutions were unani-
mously adopted.
An address TO Congress, relative 10 the free
navigation of South American rivers. was al.
so adopted. John Bell of Tennessee will ad
dress the Convention to morrow.
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T,o0 StudentS 0fTZojo0 CoUcoo

:. = '00 Sf"de"ts 9t Union CoHcge D owaed.
SCHENECTADY June 6.-T~o Students OF
tn ,t JUNIOR class OF Union College, Rev Ira $.
", ATKINS Of Chester, VI, aged so, and Ethan
T'arN OF OVID, Seneca county, aged 20. were
drowned about A O'Clock on Saturday afternoon
ny The eapslzlng Of a sail boat on the mohawk
n% re, the wind being very high and they un
skilled IN navigation Both were men of the
h.gbeS; character, the former a preacher in the
Methodist Church, and The latter preparing for
The Baptist ministry. The bodies were taken
home by their college friends.
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New ORLEANS, June s

NEW ORLEANS, June s.
Dates from Mexico TO the oath, ut., have
been revived
Santa Anna was recognizing the army in.
to two casses-including permanent force
OF 5000, and an active force OF $4,000 men.
Adyices from Texas report an abundance
of gold discovered in the interior, but that
cannot be reached.
Cavajal, who has been discharged, has en-
tered suit against the United Statcs Marsha
for false Imprisonment.
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UaShington 1Jynjcjool E2ect;oo,

- ~. !11-H'7115.
WAsHINGToNJu ne 6.-The license question
has called out larger vote 10 day than was
ever polled in the city before. The returns
are not yet all in, but enough is known to rem
der 1t certain that large majority has been
cast against licensing the sale of liquors Rolf,
} Roche has been reelected Collector by IA
large majority, and it is probable that McCor
mic has been elected Register
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Ldtcr tf0m tie F1sbing Gyoun6

~, BosToN, June 9TH
l he British fishing schooner Velocity 1t is
stated IN the Halifax Papers, has been driven
from IT., 81 George Bay by French cruiser
l. he Halliax papers note the act as an example
for British Cruisers 10 initiate.
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SAVANNAH June 9.
A passenger train was to day thrown 0
the track near Macon Georgia. The ma
Agent was killed, and five persons scriousl
wounded including Hon. A. II. Stephens.
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vAIUAnT.C VImnDY

TENHE andersigpe. have the pleasnre Of inf'rmins
! the pallle TIM be ucwly invented HAtkTON
hos bcru tharoa gly tried. and has answered his
sanguine expectations. IL has prycd ifselfto Be
only remedy against the failing VI The huh
iipm The head thus eieelunlly preventing badness but
brings it where it Is deficient. IN instance,
lady gentleman, whefe has been properly tested hhs
II fned
But viii let Of those who Law tiled II speak
IN it, behalf
We the undersigned having used Armisiend Pri1es
Hair Tonic take pleasure in lesttying it, efficacy III
preventing the coming Of the hnir. aud oherw ise
strengthening and causing II To thcken. We think thai
fair trial will satisfy any of this and do there.
lore, hesitate to recommend il.
llEEnY LATHAM, JoHg CHARM
JAMS VI. LANGHoRSg, JOHN w. STEWART
H. NJ GARLAsp, ir, a. q. Lewis
number of other names might be added if it were
thought necessary.
For sale nj DIR. Lymans Druggist, and at VIM. II
Prides's Barber Shop door below the Marshal
llnusc. Pfict " per bottleWhen taken 10y the guam
ny there will be considerable deduction made in the
lniee
Orders from any part of the United Statos promptly
Intended to- If accompanied by the money.
ap 26-3n ARMfSTED PRIDE.
Hoop POLES.-l wish TO purchase 30 or 40
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 2.
The Wing Convention has adopted resoll.
tons IN favor OF State Reform, Improvements,
Education aud Judicial Elections.
Richard w. Walker, OF Florence, has been
nominated as Governor.
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NTOTICE-Three packages of Boxes were left in
v the care of Daniel jasper, the Basin, by the
Captain ofthe Bont Boston marked To w. NJ Brook,
Lynchburg, whi;h the get by paying all char
ges thereon. [ju4-d2tl
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Nrw York, June 0.
The Prometheus arrived to day from the
lsthmus, with $500 600 in gold
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and Tenn. IL. IL. Depot

Bya recent order fthe Board Of Directors Of th'
Va g. Tenn. Rail Road Co. The Agent at each Depo
is held personally responsible for the freight on any
Package which may pass of his hands, unless pre-
paid.
This therefore is to give notice to all persons who
ship from Lynchburg that article Of Merchandise,
&c can be forwarded by Rail Road until the freight
same il. paid or arrangements be made for the
the other end ofthe line where it may be directed. IL
like manner Tonnage coming East must be cleared 81
paid for before taken from the Depo 1t is hoped al
will read " acquesce in abor-sas ing arrangement
the Cash system. T. JELLlS, Ag't
June 3--ts
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SPRINGS, AmnERs


I'D co. VA.-Thcse Springs situated in Amhc
county, the Lynchburg and Buffalo Springs Turnpik
about % miles from LynchburR and % from LcxBgto
and Is from Amherst Court House. The undersgul
LA wing rented of Dr. james Saunders this valuable Pr
perty and much resorted to watering place lakes plea
ure in informing their friends and the public general
thut they have recently undergone a thorough repariH
with mny new improvements, and furnished with
and costly furniture, they pledge themselves that
exertonwil be used on Their part to render all c)mio
table and Agreeable, TINT may favor them with call f.
either health pleasure. new Bowling Saloon
Bath House have recently been erected and spleHd
Band Of Music engaved for the Theirtable
he furnished with the best that the Lynehburg
Mountain mari afIord-thcir Bar with the choice
Liquors, Wines and Segars-their Stables with pleni
Of all of Pr0ycnder aud their servants cannot
surpassed by any ia the State.
The properties ofhe water of the Buffalo Springs
the sane of the Greenbrier White Suphus Spring,
quite strong. There has been very recently discoyc
ed n spring Of the strongest Chalybeate water, within
few hundred yards Of the Sulphur Spring. With III
short and br.ef description Of this delightful waerr
place. close with old motto, only try and til
water, and if entire satisfaction is given chnrq
will be made. GEO. w. A. RAlNE, Agt.
GEO. w. KYLE.
TERMs.-Board per week for $50
Children and ser wants half price 40
Hose per week 40
Blythe month or whole liberal deduction wi
be made. RAlNE g. KYLE.
Jnne 8-d&ctlaug.
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IMPORTANT 10 THEPUBLHC /!
p A r S T. n * X n G'S
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS
From New York per Steamship
ROANOKE IND JAMESTO ItN.

Vie proprictors take greut pleasure in nformingl
l. Merchants and public generally of Lynchburg a.
surrounding country, that they have this dry effected
contract with the Virginia q Tennessee Rnilrond Con
Pany, for the exclusive privilege of running their +,
press over the Road by the Mail 1'ratrs Merchai
awaiting themselves of this Express and its grca ady
ages to or from any Of the Northern Cities or the int
iOr OF Nrginn and Tennessee nny rest assured of the
iterests being cared tor and executed with dispatch
the grcat principle OF Messrs. L. & X has ever been
represent NOR taR e0nid be strictly con1licd ui
A. our interests are Unidentified with the increasing :.
kcrprtSes ofthe Scum, call the public for the
support in this extensive and expensive enterprise az
hoPe by our prompt manner Of doing business and II
great ECONOMY of mtes, to merit their approbalion.
EB- H1Rk THE NOTICEaAo
BE sure and der your goods from New iorl,by PA
IsEN klNG's Express pr steamer Roonokc ON Tue
day. and Steamer jamestown Saturday and fro
Philadelphia or Baltimore 10 He carr Of Parscn
King Richmond.
On the completion of the sonrh-.idc Railroad b,
tween this city and Peler4bHig ,ball trn Il Dali
EXPRESS the Mail Train.
Also BEN in mind that we ire running Daily e.
presses between Lynchburg aud Richmond, Charlotte
vile, Frederick sburg, Petersburg, Raleigh Nmingt
aud all the principle points tIrougout Virginia and
Carolina.
Wa wish itdstinctly understood by tie public tn
strong opposiiioaists oal criinoaopo'il8i br
cherish any competition by which the public bcncG
81.
Oar arrangements on the Virginia &Tcnncssee Raj
road will commence the lGthday of June, aud d,
notice will be given of Agents and Messengers 4
the road.
PROJECTORS.
JAS JAS' IT. KI n h'N' Barclay New York
WM 81 p x h5HS; BofIingbrook st robs
AGENTS.
w l. Maule, Richmond, V ID Groner, Norfolk.
NJ w Bailey, Frcd'bg Jas Minor, Chnrottcsvi ,
II d Turner Raleigh, J. Campbell Weldon,
Stark & Pierce, Fay'vl Jno. Mutt, Wilmington
TurnbuIl & .Co War'ton J Reid, Henderson
George Bogby, Lynchqurg.