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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-31
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dead tAIAa.-An inquest,Was held last We'd
nesiay over the body of young man found dead
in the graveyard IN South Memphis. The young
man wasa native of Virginia, and has abrothtTi
living at 9LynChbug. The deceased was named
James W. Thompson, and came on boald of aboat
bound for Memphis at Cairo. He was entirely
destitute of money, and although the passengers
offered him assistance, he steadily refused anyaid
We are under the Impression that, failing to get
employment, he wondered about, stunning as
ISOLATION, and finally met his death from the OPP
preston Of heat. Several Letters were found in
the possession of the deceased. One from @. @.
Isbell, enclosing certificate of membership in the
q Glover Hill (Appomattox county, Va.) Division of
the Sons of Temperance He joined that Division
on the Goth Of March, 1850. Another letteA was
from James r.. Hill, and was dated at Richmond,
w., on the 18th Of August, 1851. This letter
was reply to one from MT. Thompson, seeking
employment in Richmond as clerk. The thiId
letter was from himself 20 his brother, William A.
Thompson, of Eynchburgs Va. The deceased al
2 so had upon hispels0n daguerteotype likeness of
!, young lady, in the case or whiohswaS lock of
hair. tvfffa satin Fihb0n a u0ta
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George Edglngton aud vile Ia - SaEt 9

GeoIB6 EuSAI6l0u &u1 WIG MIE9hI
VS.. Stn the Cirrit Cot
David Frazer, wife & others. oGosoly.
BY Virtue of a decree made i'll this eaus b. I'd at
on the esth day OF June, 1853 the sltns
Ohio county, and as such acting as comnsin.st !, 4
nj emises, will proceed on Saturday, Tie ierA tyis
on the premises, the following described ind Gin
situate in said county OF Ohio, on the wti.n VI
Wheeling Creek, containing Ono Hundred nd sRi
four and one fourth acres, being the SANE lst bss
conveyed TO the late James Dixon, deceased,
James Dixon, by deed, dated the Sd day Of EtsrEl
1926, and tho same on which the former redts!E1
TERns. OF SAIE:-on a credit of SIX, tEsiye, ga
and twenty.four months, taking bonds with soot "a
", bearing interest nom the day Of salef and
lien on said land to secure the purchase mo1sL
TO- WIN. S. WICEHl1 4
aug Sherifand ComuigSsE
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL EI!E
John j. Jacobs Executors
William Horki1s, Heirs. &c. lnchansT
tM,clallen, Knox & Co. lnths e1rssit sett
vs.
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Indian Queen Restaurant.3 Z. r.
ERSEH Oysters, Sardines, Pigs Feet, and Ham and
IT Eggs served up at any tins during the day and
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UReTeTms OF sale, cash.
The title of said property is telived 10 b ns,s!
and indisputabIe, but selling as trustee shI eJu
vey such title as Is in me- vested.
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AnnilitY and TRUST Connpanv

Daniel stecnrod, Samuel Mccoy, Moses Mills Rachel
Wallace, James Mills, William Alills John Mills, Caro-.
line Mills Ruth Mills and cntharne Mills, and the un
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Still, we nIe certain that the general intelligence
is now so far advanced that by the great mass OF
The people Il would he waved only with those
feelings Of wonder and admiration that the pres
ence of such phenomenon is bound to excite,
and, pondering on its rare and singular beauties
they would see in it only the erratc manifestation
of general law Cincinnati Sun.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-31

clash FOR RAGS at the Corner Bookstore
" aug WILDE a BROTHER
IN BBLS. Blue LICK Water Tor SAFE by
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o. s and Sn G afedI ~ per re- b.
eighteen months, in equal instaimeSts r. az twtSs
ing bonds for the different pamyens. r ~ Purchaser
bearing interest from the day Of sale g .r good
money is paid. WA y ne whole pu,rS
iyo8-1s6s. h ShrTisrS ?, WHlCEHiYl
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1sHGnAs cospger.we select the following
from. the st. Ftancisville Chronicle of the 18th
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GREAT CURE oFERHEUMATiSM by HAAlPToN's
VEGETABLE TINCrURE.

Mcssrs. Mortimer d Observation-Disclosures For the
last years have beenn sufferer from kheuni.
atism TILL seeing your recommendation OF ''Hamptons
Vegetable Tnctlre,'l purchased bottle, and the frat
dose has SO relieved that consider il thus
suffering the result ofte appltca
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A D.YERTTs NEWS.
EoF IIall'llaore. Ygshlng gen. 2 hiladelphia
: GREAT through Line for the Las

4
iHallsl-I
& = sf
Great through Lime for the East.
ITsHE baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
Iaaoh at the Junction esiely called Tho Relay
Fi psps
The tunnels nponlhe line are now completed and
and IN the MoS OF the
The new and splendid steamers ofthe Union Line from
Ing, and Though tickets from these places TO Baltimore
Washneoil. Sc may be had ofthc agents,
daily, at O'Clock
srryes 81 ogmberSnS SeGd
Baltimore e0 miles, at "a. III, the noxt morning,
king through in about 20 hours, including all
Baggage check through anyor the easternlolnt
Passenee are Transferred to the cars
Washington at the Jnction and philadelphia, Bal
tiore without extra charge. Travellers allowed
az ~ pS'ias their meals
laTS9 % SssOS t. o BsaSrS ts
washington, $3.50 fhiIadeiphia, S1Oto 30 had on
s Kali osd Il b. SnS
Vile - MAJ g.. WIN PARKER. Gen'l. saF't,
VWlllIaEIls and BrOGIler,
GENERAL GRooERs5 AND
COM NJ IS5ION MER G H a NT.SlIa
X, CORNER Cary AND PEARL STREETS,
Is ,js4 Richmond, Va.
their vices for the sale of all kinds OF Pro.
thu Bait e Ohio Railroad to Baltimore and consigned
Ja9S s sas RS
non line OF Packets, either OF whom will receive and
~ " Z So = 80 RBFRRRNcEs:
Jas R. Baker, Rsq. 4 'sr ST
- Aaron Kelly, tll .i54-ia ~
slis s. Brady AZ t5rse5 .tf..llltusila
Morgan Nelson, Wheeling.
-... Dr. III, II. Houston, Il ,l.a g
Messrs. Sweeney &Son. b at Gilp -s- 80
Messrs. Lewisce Geo. Cassan, ~ f-1f
e,fs. 5t JsC. Selman & Son, Baltimore. ~ ,g.i
Love, Martin d Co. J $3.50
Judge Jno. Brocken5rough, Lexington, Va
From the Birth Place Of Christie
pher Columbus!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HAMPTON'S
20 q VEGETABLE TINGTURE.
a Letter from an Office. in our Gallant Nary. Z
4Al K have many otheretters We give one below, and
again say 10 the afflicted why will you delay trying
the great RestorauRe7 s,t.4 fsos = z
US. SnIP CuMBERLAND, GENOA. SARDINIA, (.
8 gfE x s tLL9fs1 q January nth, 1859
Messrs. Mortimer & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Tho First
Lieutenant ship who has been suffering many years
nom Dyspepsia and who has been neary Testored TO
his usual health by the of Tine
ture desires you send him one dozen bottles OF that
MeliCine.s rEa.ysi s5a 4 tif-ss-
Another Lieutenant OF the U s.. Navy, now on board
sHnmptons Vegetable Tincturo,'' by the Store Ship
which leaves the United States in February March, Tor
TIe tTincture'' you sent mo was received in good
DER and take pleasure in informing YOU that II has been
used reaI by several OF officers In cases
OF Dyspepsia. am respectfully yours.
VERNON EsKRiDGE Chaplain .i H. =; s. lNsyy:
equally strong as above,
Il 7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-31

7 Terms Of SGie:-Tenper cent in cash ,,s,..
and ninty five dollars upon credit mill ,It
AgEl 1855. with pterest from the day Of ss Ss
sale, and the residue TO be paid In three so5, r
six, twelve and eighteen months aiieF iS. IIt!lsaj
sale with interest from the day OF sale, The mug St
, ing 70 ssla commissioner bonds with goOd
the security till the purchase money is pai Il
~, 80 WIN. S. WiCEE,V
Jy2S-le63. Sheriff & Gem
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-31

Mine was Acute Rheumatism illthe baCk-so bad thatI
was confined to my bed Tor tho last six months The frat
bottle acted like charm the second restored strength 10
my poor afctsL back, and well and feel as
young as when was sixteen. i am now seventy onr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-31
NEW ApvnRTIsEnGENTs.
To Country Merchants.

10 COUNTY, Ml0LO44d44V5.s
HATS AND OA7PS-W HOLESALE E.
WE arc now receiving Fall and Iglnter stock Of
wv Hats and Caps which VIII be, we feel assured the
iarEest and choaest ever brought 70 the cty Country
Merchants who design sast afe partlcuary
invited to cali and examine our stock for arc certain
tho proes arc lly % low in tho Baltimore market
- s. D. HARPER q SON t21 Main cor. gnous
auR3f Wheeling, VA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-31

considsr your Tncture the greatest discovery OF the
ages and poor suffering humanity ought 70 erect mota
nlet Dr. Hampton, has thousands from pain
AMI you gentlemen, have acted the part public beneac
tors In disseminating the benehts which have resElted
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

A GENERAL assortment kept constantly for sale,
IA Wholesale and retail, at publishers prices.
Public School Committees Teachers, parents and others
win fd tadvantageOus to buy their books attic Corner
.Bookstore. aug27 . WILDE & BROTHER
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- MOOD HOOKS.
John H. THOMPSON ~ Monroe street has on hand
81 fu assortmentof Books used III tho schools OF the
city and country and will be to suppl low
eat prices Those who will favor him with cali aue2s
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II
Thomas M'Lachlan's admr. ~ 'ae Circuit ca,
Virtue +. S5 Of decree made in this U eso,.
OHIO SR COUNTY d a1 Of 3TeS The
premises. will proceed to sell on TSSUt
September 1853 10 the highest ana he
eGt door q the Court House
ing,-lots Nos. 60 and 100 nine and in Ban NJ
eighteen IN South Wheeling, ioTmeTv a. oqaN SU
Towns Tors No. C16) sixteen in khown a. ~
fyseyea m The BTsna Vista 70 5s
pUse. rec '''-'-' ~ SvtlGlem for a.,
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Dar1lerraotYpes.

SKY AND SIDE LIGHT ARRANG EMENT,
n IKENRSSKS taken wi th MI the recent Improvements,
il 4 without any unnatural teness OF or up:
pearance on black dresses very style OF cases
on hand. Price from one dollar npyy2rds 8 ~
anF30 Z q Z f5s75i NpM!sC0WDENf
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8. $50 - Us. @ In ch.ae.r-
William Balls afbsIs samr' and 's sS;s IsssSn CONT

IspYvirtue OF a decree made in thi, .,D,.S ~h
~ oS On the 2ist day Of May 1853 The :!
9me soSdiTa S as such On acting
TENDER 1883 at the front door OF the Conn., 1i
county, to sell at public auction 10 tbs ~. a0
piece or OF ground in the Bill sbs S,s att
toned, being parts OF lots Nos. (26 en5 ~
twenty in North Wheeling. NJ ,WsaI a
liam Bail died seized. Ts' y "uehtt sGI 3
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With the following lines upon II: e.
=; Forget thee T. NO; i never shan, ts
y Ia Though widely severed we may be;
ss,fs II. And years to come may memory tell
,,,itfz, OF happy moments spent with theei
y al5r Signed KATE no J.aW. II. 4
4 Memphis Eagle aud Eaq. y tft a1e 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-31

In presence Of the number of absurd "isns',
that lind ready converts every day around us, ii
the strange star now on our horizon assumes the
size and appearance calculated, we expect, even
in this modern day, TO find superstition is not en-
tirely eradicated, and we anticipate seeing our
glorious visitor prayed against and exercised, as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-31
REAL RsrAnn -
Valuable T.o.5

.-.s. VS.. In chaDt,,>> -
John Newey q others. IN The &c cileuitGI
,bs si 81 decree made this s 9aao
premises viii proceed on ThSrsSS Ss Is
se lem 1921 10 sell at public auction e ntst
se al SnG sont door q Hcase 9e
North Wheeling, to vii: iyiSyp parcel nH Of land,
it DTansfield's lot, and eSteTdianl 81 ana
nIne' fronting on the west side Of Main % She.
Ais anu Iot rMS9 a west TO the river,
IsTms Of Sale.-Tenper cent iS sss
apon credit or six, twelve and eisSis.aaE a iort.
DAY o. snle the purchaser or purcbss months
from tsir dst ,Sf an ss' the 9sis ss
curity until the purchase money is psiS e ss
iyes estss WIN. S. wICRp,.
Sheriff & (ionniA4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-29

p pl NE leaving but few pounds ofhesL and
''neS whefe was once vigorous man. His
corpse Is &c be taken to New Orleans"
:, Further from Santa Fe.
G NEW oRLhANs'July 20-The advices from
SANTA TO The llth ult., report considerable
excitement there respecting the law of Con-
s - 10 remove The California Indians to New
Mexico; public meetings had been hell on The
su oJect' and protest forwarded to Washing.
ton. "'"'s
ne silver mines near FL Paso prove ex
tremely valuable, 100 lbs Of ore Yielding SIS
TO SSo worth of silver. The mines are snnnos
ed TO be inexhauslible 'Oppo'
Il Governor Payne, of Vermont,was reco.
vering. - WV
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-, father an alarming discovery was made on
wednesday morning, the n. Y. Courier saws.
at the loot of Eighty ninth street, East River.
"A small row boat drifted ashore and present.
ed mysterious spectacle Her interior and
seats were extensively besmeared with blood.
quantity OF blood lay at The bottom, TN Dip
per therein was partially filed with The same.
ladys parasol, also an umbrella lay trodden
among the water and blood and pistol, cock
ed and charged to The muzzle, was found upon
one of the seats. The boat showed every an.
pearance of fatal conflict having taken place
on board. No information had been receiv.
ed up TO last evening as to the ownership ofrhe
boat or how she came in that frightful condi-
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-29

DALI. BALL!!-Tbrough the persuasion of
- many friends. hnvc consented To furnish anotl-
cr GJaud BaH nj Mc Bg6alo Springs, Ia Amherst, on
Thursday The 28 Of july the low price Of ~, and
pledge ourselves TINT nins expense will b. spar
ed 20 make il superior to tho furnished on tho
18th of last which gcly attended and, are
happy say, gave entire satisfaction.
~ i4t27iy RAIAE g. KYLE.
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Death of Major Seayle.

!. MAJ. +. Searle, The United States Army,
S'ea on The 10Th instant at the Blue Sulphur
prpr'ngs''n Monroe county whittier he had gone
'or the benefit of his health TIE immediate
sause OF death was shot wound in the lower
Pg'on OF the spine, which he received in The
i I'orlda war. His frame was SO emaciated that
40 0oay collapsed instantly on the suspension
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1853 Southern Enterprise. 1883
An M - Ii
PARISEN q KINGS


VIRGINIA, N CAROLINA g. TENNESSEE
Freight, Package and Parcel EXPRESS,
II 10 and from New York, Norfolk, Petersburg md
i Richmond per first C. Steamshios JAMES
TOWN x ROANOKE, and by the Scnboard and Ron
nose, Weldon Wilmington, Gnston q n leigh, Peters.
burg Weldon, Petersburg Richmond Richmond mud
fredericksburg, SouthSde, and Va q reln. Railroads.,
aud connecting with Stage md Wagon Lines from the
different points the Railroads To almost every point
throughout the above Siotes-throu In chnrge of spe
cia Messengers Mere awaiting themselves Of this
line for the transportation of heir Merchandise mny
pose full confidence in its great expedition aud econo
my of rites.
Merchants In the interior of the above Stntos order
ing Goods from Baltimore and Philadelphia. To tho
of Pa,isen d Kings Eapress ut Norfolk Petersburg
Richmond, may depend upon having all choIgos paid
aud their Goods forwarded without the onst delay, nnd
free Of all drnyr &c and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING. Northern Office
No. Boyciay Sheet. N. y.
W. b. PARlSEN. jSouihen Office,
Corner BoImg1ook and 2adSts
Petersburg, Va
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L unted a the head of Church Street. will be opened
un the lat day of August. It Is designed To give
Christian principles thorough nglish and Classical
Education Terms for tho session OF five months, BIB
50, payable IN advance The study Of French mud Ger
nl, Vocn aud Instrumental music will bo charged
but should my pupil dspenre with Mathematics,
o nny ae in place of it, without any ostrh cha"ge,nny
one of the above languages The School il intended to bo
select its number limited and the Grst Christian rule,
OBEDIENCE will be stri ely enforced.
" d2nwia L. IL SfAUDENMAYER
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Confirmation Of tie Wndramal efhe Meri.
can Tro0ps from the lIesiUa Vdlley

can Troops from the MesiHa Valley.
MOBILE, Ala, July 25.-The New Orleans
Plcayune, received here cont aims Santa Fe dates
to the l'h of July, which fully confirm the
withdrawal of Gen. Trias and his troops from
the Mesilla Valley, by order OF the Mexican
Minister of War
A meeting of citizens was held at Santa Fe
Tor the purpose of considering the unjust inten
IONS OF The Government ofthe United States in
locating the Indians OF California within the
bounds OF New Mexico A strong protestant
d series ofresolutions were unanimously adop
Ted and ordered TO be forwarded to the Presi-
dent ofthe United States.
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e; f h. ROM PETERS HUKG

kaM-zz--na-and RichmOnd 10 The IlhHe S"fPhH
Springs Thyo"gh II, 1teo days.
fENHE Virginia 4 Tenn. Railron Company now pre-
4 the quickest, safest mud chenpest route with
increased facilities, ever before offered by any line to
the travelling public visiting the Virgihin Springs
Passengers lenvng Richmond daily at Go'cockP VI.
(Sundnys excepted) by Messrs. Boyd, Edmond Cos
line Of packets with experienced commnndera--or the
next morning at O'Clock, A. NJ by The Dutve Rail
rond meeting passengers leaving Petersburg MT O'Clock
A. NJ. the morning nt the junction of the South
side Rniroad will proceed TO Ricos Station whore they
will find line of new and superior Troy C0aehes, hne
horses and experienced drivers in readiness to convey
them with the possible dispatch, will reach Lynch
burg curly in the evening in time have good night
rest and ta the Cnrs of the Virginia Il Tennessee Raj
Road at o'clock, A NJ morning To Bonsack's, n
distance Of IL miles two hours, in connection with
Parish 81 Cos old established line Of Stages, well
known To the travelling public for their safety md dis
patch well supplied with Coaches excellent horses,
accommodating agents and to convey them
the Mountain House supper, and utter conora-
bic nights rest White Sulphur Springs before 10
O'Clock the ext morning, the second day alter leaving
Lynchburg.
Returning. passengers will lenvo tle Ate Sulphur
Springs n 3 O'Clock r. NJ daily, (Sundoys excopted)
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at o'clock L. M AMI
arr the Mountain touse 10 supper, leaving the
next morning day light brenkinslng at Scos arrive
nt Bonsacks al d O'Clock 7. M-and Lynchburg Mt 81
p. M, leave Lynehburg evening by Packet at .
O'Clock + NJ for Richmond, arriving the second morn
ing ut o'clock A. Nor by ges ut I2l A. M.-or
from to O'Clock in the ng, and Southside Rail
road to Petersburg and Dan'ie Railroad to Richm md
arriving same evening at 5 o'clock r. NJ.
Raics Of FIRE fran Richmond and Petrsburg.
BY Boyd Il Edmonds Picket from Richmond
aud Virginia 4 Tennessee Railroad to White
Sui phur Springs 20. O0
10 Sweet Springs, g. %
BY Danvc Railroad from Richmond and South
side Railroad from Petersburg and stages to
Va Il Tenn Rail Road TO White Sulphur
Springs. $40 Sc
to Sweet Springs, D. 81
THOMAS SHARP.
sup't transportation,
WITS Va g. Tenn. n.
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n Office All persons indebted tn us will plrnso
L come forward and pay We have given long in.
dugenre therefore we hope all will pay romty aud mol
put us To trouble.
~ All persons having claims will preaent them fot
settlement. i. n. LEWIS 4, co.
iy 1871
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ESa
SELLING OFF COsT.-Tho subsc

CEILING OFF AT COST.-The suh'cr
- bers offer their entire STOCK Of DRY-GOODS at
cost for Cash The stock large and consists OF very de-
srabie goods the of them having been very recent
" purchased on the most favorable terms. Those IN
want goods at cost for cash are invited call and
anime stock u. " j. thhNhLiN
July 10 dts
P.S.-Any person wishing commence the dry goods
business in tins place, buy our stock on Liberal
,ar,,. f. $J.F.
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HENRY LuDLAm.1 GARRETT ?. WA

WAsHiNGT0N COLLEGE ne.'
w session of this Institution will open ON the VEG
ond Thursday (8h) September, and closo Bird Of July
next Catalogues exhibiting the course of instruction
and the standing of the students during the Pos
sion &c &c. will be cheeriully sent to all requesting
them by Prof. Campbell Clerk of the Faculty The fu-
ton fee is forty dollars per unnum The best boarding
can be procured at So so per month
FACULTY.
George Junkin d. D, President and Prof Of Men
tai and Moral Science. Logic, Rhetoric, &r.
John l.. Campbell A. NJ. Robinson Prof. Of General
and Agricultural Chemistry and Astronomy.
James j. White, Prof of Greek Language and Liter
ature.
Junus NJ. Fishburn A. M, Prof.. Of l. ain and Mod
ern Languages. lily 25llsepl
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Insurance on Lie.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY.
CAPITAL, JULY lst, 1853, OVER
$I.7 900.
DERSONS wishing to provide FOR those dependent
L on their lives can do so by avnling themselves of
Life Insurance. The profits of this company are annu
ally divided among the insured and exceed one th'rd
the premium paid.
No Institution affords better security advantages to
the insured. Persons address me at Richmond or
procure the necessary blanks l'nchburg, by calling
Mt the office of Dr. W. s. Morn, Medical Adviser for
the Company b. w. kNoWLEo, agent
July 7-d&c3m
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PORCAsIIONL.

tosE fOh CASH ONLt. - The sub.
= scribers intending 10 retire from the Dry Goods
business in this CITY, viii from this day Offer their rge
and elegant stock of Staple and Fancy Goods at cost
Tor cash only
The Stock is of the beat offered In this Market
almost ,tirely new, all of which purchased when
goods were nj least 30 per cent cheaper than the
could be bought now. We have n splendid sssort.
A1eht of line Black aud Coloured French Cloths, Caai
meres. Nesting and elegant dress Silk, Prints, Cling
hams, Beages Irish innens, NC. All peraons In want
ol ren good goods nj low prices will now have chance
No goods will be sold nj cost aud charged Our terms
are eash. i. II. LEWIS Il co
Lynchburg July 1S, 1853.
/. S.-Any person wishing enter into the goods bn.
siness can buy bargain in the Stock and get good
stand. Il. II. l.. X co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-29

" The zubscf Der would inform his old friends and
The public generally that lac has completed and furnish
ed the nd tan his housennd IL prepared to
odnte travellers and others In good style
any hou.e in the wiley This house ia in tho centrrl
por of the and convenient all kinds of business.
and bbr ulwnys supplied with the very best
the mnrkets u'ord, and lis stubles under the
sulorntei of of the best osiers in the state
by long experience in the business, ond hs well known
disposition To pense he hopes To share lbCrn portion
of the patronage of the travelling public.
10 20-3m VII LIAM McCAUL.