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GNtaARs, HAVANA ASD PS NCiP,-iiie,u tbou..ud C,.
~ gaur of approved tyiuis, fot sale ty
PURCELL, LAID Co, Druggists,

l . n.
6NiaARs, HAVANA ASD rS NclP,-,ir,s,u tbou.aud ci
~ s'" sf approved tSlai. ios al. ~
feip y M,,a'.tr.,,,
NrMslNN 'tNrnNL KNuHONp NlLLERs AxD
rr.g,-.H. =! " N.rsai. C.u,rai Railroad Company
rr,in i8 o,5 r,- m y. ~ t ne i ous 80 9,d up v,h
Sgnly de,is u % i' noi removed y ne oou.gnec within
stored q the e1Psni-0f r's oWHrr." . u GltL
30 .lm Superintendent.
COAL TIT on -rcr cs.ts " ap.,- Quality received y
,'hoons'' "''m'ud and h's'n, isr ,laley 49,,
S,ToWtDE- sGl;.I,u ,.i..,.I ts,.,,i,.
=. ~ ~ Wss, rg' ,9 . ' g .,3 f,y &c .- .a.,gd tu.
m a;o' can ' Elected At ' ''' 'h fSw2y ,o gysP1n PsT5
ELtM. sNlrrlI y 90. G,o,,,. aud Commission ,tcr
-s15 ~ E,v, sn b,nd AND a4 sr a., ,f,,gs
GROCERIES TEAS, WINES AND LIQUORS.
vhe hey Hl 81. very oE ar she credit 60
me- w . strict attention 8, the Of country proue
Of Tss9, Isa & 20, g'., e, & f..g. 80 Oh, ,s - ' eon'ae,e,
NY M, zoo D., As,,s, ~ u o., 10y wrs i,h Linens.
mh.s S,rsn, p,@1.t fs,e sni Toy cs'h ngetao-css Ia
r"r,g'jo' receive, ,9 .Ti ,'r ~ lyy,r,, ly ,,.,
WniIE m ~ ~ q H-g."b bass ani ~ ttIs Of superior
as p,yENroRr, A,L,s 90
Ne HWNRNL-ons tapi'si b'r,si' in PRIME order
tF DAVENPORT, tttrN co
UloOEs tNp ~ lrONfRN -i MoERrs. r.ft.,lr aaG
,,.l h,'..W l' 'ifs,, Ess9,nl -o9i .o,.ts qe ai
esusrsi sssortusrt Of Esi. Nit-t fiy., e-I EIt
. HNis.fo thc TAlI TRADE
4 " has just ruhahri cor ratct American Fsfn
hoot, adapted o. t1g Nro Cs ofygui, Price tt So
400 n,es Hio t'su'r' 'oi java ooa' ~ ',s, g, sale
a YERs CuEERY PTCroRAL-iso dorm. 'or sale Nv bv
/ N sea uiNNgrr ,hFggs.
Srs.t'RF in Slabs receiving ''a ,os I 81; 5oppox ,ox
I Nms.-NRecn hundred kcs, ~ sale
~ 80 FLANNAGAN STOKES q co.
0n BeIS MALAGA VINE NJ sale.
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NEW FAIL CLnTInNG


uNNTiREIY FRgsU sTOCs Cs.-The underlined are now re-
~ eeyinE their Pail and Winter Stock Ready
ing which has been manufactured ~ them Factory
Newark ~ j. With frescars Ate1ious cNpiannon
unnecessay. Having sold "Ouf of r0os
We are prepared 70 shev Merchants
W nnk, would do veil 20 call.
KEEN, CHfLFs BALDWIN,
No Main str uirhu
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Ep gNOVNL Am COr,RTNFBsHp iaai., salon
No-t'A, sFu % ths u.E Gis1s WiaItrB
TIC arr lla this Jay associated With ir in hrsirss NJ
CHAkua~ MAURICE and No THuS w. FILturr and ftr hi.
.ness WI BE eud1ged hereafter thc Of thc hrm ofWM
~ AnpiNGTON & CO.
N.r'ois, Juy 4a-jvYs W u ADnINaroN
HpUiiHoND ND PETtRsHJHG RAILROAD NOTICE
h1 ~ W lap' sit s.ely cautioned agtGft psrtie vho
uAy tiFtr- io s.0ds merchandise betussn Richmond
aud teteraburT rrvere has. ryen run an
EFr over ihs h'.d The tompauy, Fr.slt Trains BE-
iwttn tIr twu pIfr.a iIv uuuAMFAD sHpf.
ofre E&F X Co.. Jay IS. 1888.
AvmGINJ, Cf,TtiL R,it.RO ND-rtAsrgR- ss.t
road c,psry iah Jay, i>s, 'auosns resolution vas
adopted. via
Rat0 nat Plaster OIL, o., b. deposited on the Comp,ny
tH1i un rr.iT l' -nr.H it, uuss che takes The
Ag.py ran che M.uatss of tbs Board Of Directors
"4o-tn . GARRETT, sssrstarT
Nd0C'iO COSFFE.A '.r rrss,s.. er .,l..
L'a 80 fiANNtJAN, STOKES co
6HNNrNCNE, U.rasfssy aad otrI a c.. Brandy u aud
=. H FFr'r 20 ch'ite quality. lvr .alc ~
HgutrICOLr gyr hr .,rs ~
va 20 w PALMER
iNE-ure uusiri tistf utsb Nttsai Ir5. f,. r-.igf
~ rcr schr lghuout anl To- sale ~
- trrHER LmBY
Two got NfnN CttNNTS-vEWS STOCE or gJOTH
WFIsIHGr, No ifH Main
stort tc HEthl MApE CEOTWfVg. ant raroistlsg e,sfs
enonr every quality and variety Thee cothnr taa been
~ memtelvcs, ard the best country
So,h g ssppy hessvcs, vu se good any
o.i aud examine foF yourselves a. No its Main street
~ 3 MERCHANT A WEfstGER
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READY MADE CLOTHING

greAt variety Of satinst Tweed, Kersey yys,.h r.
ana CLTPtoEn Cashmere Pants Vests, of s,in ana
Cut vsiv, w h Fancy cass Paid Valencia sstins Ssr
No" NeiFets Ae &c, -,
m rsny oods hne and medium shirts late stIIe si 'l55ey
~ $50 ''''iei en- T. ,Lo fall suits for Negroes
sel2 AEhN' CHlLEs BALDWIN
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NEWsPNPER AnYERrIsINl

~ Itc above pHtcuHr ApvrsriSe Aar,lr Of 5
NJ FLfrLNGiLL co, ,tllNa.ssr stsrrr Ncw Yors.
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sfEt1I
~ aud l1ycTpOoL-SThHER 1RRi NGEHENT-The Ii
fAyorte Steamships as follows: 'e $50
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eNhEN ADVANCE ON IRON. BIT No .ny.xcv
49,. ,V VN SohNsION cos c. {. AXEs-Just r.r.ysS "A
sue manufacturers 200 Of the Alove
iHr =. = AHrs rlydsted which are oneInr AZ mn "a
erehants and Farmers In will and IL 10 th.,, ,,,
give Us can and examine before purchssinx
ANDREW JOHNSTON A
SrlV Sign Of the Cross-cut Saw No II NJ. N.oot,
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~ the tan-t elegant ntsf N'-4' 'eeei'ed
-, SLOlHS, CASSlMERES AND VESTISGS
Z 'hsi have ever had the pleasure Offering the pabe.
.sLs FFrneh, English, German
ana Nu be made 90 order term. and IN a.
povd styles They respectfully the. friends 10 es G
ty haye also large and assortment Of .n,er.
'S..I.hE foods 10 which they invite attention
Ihry eNieet TO receive a ew days IaTve ana h.n -
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
Nhen !: nov being manufactured By one az ths hs.,
u.-,z.
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UNUFrs MPROvFD PAINT WHEAT DRILL-The p.rfor
name of hs p the sst season. entirely sstiicto
~ 500 ~ spoken ~ u tcrs ~ high
used W thetfior Get warranted n recommending h iufe
ror " none hitherto invtutcd simple nnurtisn du
rabe, and not ab 10 gc order and the pricr o U ss
than That ~ most other pfil Those hs the
coming respectfully rvard ir orders
earlI, 70 aVoid aaapt"'nimtnt u. BALDWIN,
a"oi No les Main stree'.
ID tCHMONp AND pANViLLE RAIGROAD.-Psssenrst. t.r
- farmvie aud lurF can procure rhossh Tkrts
Nouth SIDE Railroad and Cadwe Co.'S ~ snp
cation ~ the Ticket of The Hchnond nanve usTo,t
Throuh fare 70 Famve, 35o through fare tyn hturr
CHARLIE a.. TAIGOTr.
SCI Acting Superintendent.
DACON sfDEs AVN siioIIDEHs, ianinr and ior ss-e.
- 80 FLANAGAN, efOKHs a CO.
0uNIMoTHY sERD.-iO0 bushels for eby
u seiA wa. PALMER.
w msREY"H nssors" oid wh.tey. landing and or ssls
!" ~ fssig DAyEnPoRT, ALLEs co.
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LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES
NJ P wIuTLocK, Manufacturer No rOI c.,,I.,,.., =,
ANAs y. GLIDING in all its branches - ''''e'' y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28
OBITUARY.

Mrs. MARGARET DAVIS. wife of Mr.. john 7. Dav.
of this city. died the night Of the 10th inst with the
good hope of better life beyond the vale of DEATH In
he death of this esmabe lady, the ponr have been
beref of of their kndest heneactors the communal
Of of its brightest ornaments the church OF one
Of its most precious jewels; her husband, Of devoted
wife, and her children of model mother. Mrs. Davis
was universally beloved. Her neighbors tire in
her praise. SIZE modest and retiring in her dispo'
stion unobtrusiv in her good works quiet in all her
movements but firm in her religious principles
pillar ofadamant, She wayered IN her christian
course. For nearly 25 years she was member OF the
Methodist Episcopal Churcn aud the instances rare
where any branch of the church of Christ point to
perfect pattern pety than presented in the
cody life Of this excellent woman.
Under the lingering attack of illness ofwhich she died
she never complained. Her resignation to the Divine
will nearly perfect may be, and when the hour
of her dss Jution on, she sweety aad quietly tell
asleep in Jesus. She leaves deeply "ereaved husband
and three interesting children and large circle of rela
lions and friends to mourn her loss. }. E. E.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28

LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.--lt is said
there is a falling off in the receipts of tobacco,
this wear at Louisville, Of O29 hhds and that
there are no y not yer 200 hhds. there un.
sold. The G. nr,el says:
The pre-, i y ICES or Tuesday last,were
from IS To- ) 10 from he lug to manuiactur-
ing |, at, ita sales of 90 hhds three ofwhich
sold a, $40, and ten at 50 so and 50 76. The
prevailing prices of tobacco at the warehouses
on the 10Th of July yenr ago, were 81 80 to
Sc Is the extremes, aud hhd. of mannfactur'
ing leaf for which the planter refused So rs
last Year was sold day or two since at SO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28
WnihingkOn AHairS.

WASHINGTON, July ga new paper is in
contemplation here to sustain Southern Demo.
cratic Union interests.
J, w. Forney will probably become an edit
or of the New York National Democrat.
Gov. Seym of New York. is SAID 10 have
got into trouble with the President, touching
the appointment of Wing editor 10 Sl2oo
place in department here. Gov Seymour, 1t
is said, endorsed him as a Democrat, and ne
was Immediately commissioned. The "oid
Guard" in Oneida county, charge Seymour
with helping TO elect Wing congressman IN
his district and say that this appointment was
a part of the bargain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28
AUCTION SALES.


n OF LAND FOR SALE.--on saturday, the 27th
day Of August nex will sell 10 the highest bidderon
the PREMISE large ard very vaua lie f,art ol Land.
lying Vol Island creek in the COUNTY 81 Rocking.
ham. \. c. adjoining the lands nf John Deuhnm Jo-
seph Hollcrby, Sam iel T. Mitchell, md others. and
containing nh ut $40 ACRES The quality of the
land is not inferior any in the country, and the i'm
ptnvcmrnts good, There are between 80 and 100
Acres of low grounds most ~ which IL now In high
Of cultivation. The Is well waered and fine
ly inbered.
This Of land lies 10 miles southwest OF tho flour
ishing Of Danyille Va and within mile of the
contemplated Railroad from Duny,lle Greensboro.
Those wishing To buy lnnd. will rarely with h
an opportunt, suit themselves. Any person wish.
ing To see the land will apply To David j Rawley.
The above sale is made by virtue of decree Of tn,
Court Of Equity, and will be upon credit of month.
purchasers give bond well aeeured. for the money.
iV 2Sw3w L RUFFlN j. G. NJ y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TelegrapAed for Me Lgnehbnrg Hlirgiaian.

Dstauitiag officers etrMe Misunderstanding
# The Baifie NTH spceic-Fugitive Slave
Case in neutrality-suspicious. from
BRenos AWs-- Northern Markets &c.
WASHINGTON, July 81.
The Star Of 10 day states that officers have
gone To Ohio in pursuit Of james Collier for.
mer collector at the Port Of San francisco.
against whom a bill has been found. charging
him with using $500 900 ofthe public money
Similar chirges have been preferred against
the Hon. Thos. Butler King at San Francis.
CO. which are undergoing an investigation.
The steamship Baltic sailed for Liverpool
to day. She takes out 100000 in specie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28
Richmond Market.

RIcHaosp. July %, 1853.
The weather Is fine and business appears to improve.
with large receipts by the canu of obaceo NJ whea,
FLouE-Nerket is dull-nothing doing. Holders
ask s5 from store few barrels new exlrn sold NJ s5i
NHkAr-Sale. from boat. and wagons at 81 Is 10
81 20.
foBAeco-The market /, not so animated to-day.
Sales shade lower. The prospects rom the country
are improving for the growing cr,p.
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HAMS


NEW LINE OF STAGES-For Buchan.
~ an. DibreHs g. White Snlphw Springs he trav-
cling community are informed that the above line is
now in operation with and splendid Troy Coa' hes
rood teams and careful and accommodating drivers
Passengers for this line will leave Ly1chburg, daily
Sundays excepted) 81 o'clock, P by the railroad
cars for Bufords Depot then by stage Is miles over
fine rond to Buchanan by 81 cock-rest all night and
mex morning at o'clock by Parish & Co; ne'am ar
rive at Dibres Springs to breakfast, ana TO 'e " n''o
Sulphur early the same evening.
Returning, leave the White Sulphur daily, sunday 5
excented and arrive at Buchanan the same evening oy
dark, and leave next morning at for Buord peptano
arrive ID Ly nchburg by 10 A. M
brg. in Buchanan at Dasts Hotel, or Haneys Holci'
Fare between Lynchburg and Buehansn OIL ~ Run
ing time 81 hours lhh MI NH o''
| Juy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28
SALEM Mass, July 81.

An arrival here TO day brings Buenos Ayres
dates TO tho 4th June. The siege was contin-
ued and many skirmishes had taken place.
Tho National Congress. in session at Santa Fo
had adopted constitution for the Confederated
Provinces similar to that Of the United States.
which was accepted by Urquiza, bat not by
the people Flour was selling at $40 to $l2
80.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28

DALI! BALL! Through the persuasion Of
ID many friends have consented to furnish anoth-
err Gyand Ball al the Buffalo Springs in Amherst on
Thursday the 28th of July, at the low price OF ", and
cd IA make il superior to the furnished the
4h of ally last which largely attended and we are
happy to say, gave entire satisfaction. -
jy l4t27jy hAiN6 o. h'Lo'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28
FOR NEW York..
o. s. Nal Line per the SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!

THE new and elegant ,ide,wheel steam ..sIr-k
l. ship JAMESTOWN, (Capt Parrish )dass< ssslsA-
will leave Petersburg via. City Point every Tuesday
Evening, and the ROANOKE, (Capt Cavendy,) every
Friday Evening for New York
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms. $40 90
Steetage passage. %
For speed comfort and safety these Steamships nre
oxceed by none the const and travellers will hnd it
the pleasant the north they will there.
10y avoid the dust and frequent changes of the Railroads
~ Tickets issued at NY office Sycamore Street.
SANpL g. BAPTIST Agt. Paersbnrg.
EY@A passenger train leaves the Appomattox depot
every Tuesday and Friday half past o'clock ?.
to connect with the Steamships City Point Pnssen.
gers by the Southsie Railroad will reach Petersburg in
time to take the cars for the steamers. 5 IL b.
July ATS
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PnrLApgLpHrA, July 81.

The Habsas Corpus in the fugitive slave
case from Maryland. was dismissed Tuesday,
and tho slave remanded to the u. ). Marshall.
for removal to that State. To day Marshall
Wynkoop escaped with him to Harrisburg.
The opposition Of the aboii
lionsts. From Harrisburg he will proceed
with the slave 10 Baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28

NEWS FROM WAsHINGroN.-We select the
following from the Washington Star:
lieutenant Maury, y. S, N-We hear
with great pleasure that shortly before this
distinguished gentleman left US for Europe
he received package from certain leading
gentlemen of New York, ship owners for the
most part. which on being examined was found
10 contain FIVE thousand gold dollars and
handsome service Of plate, presented as ates'
nmonal of their sense Of the value ofhis seen.
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II. ry.ssgszs7rROM PETER BURG


Springs Through in two days
INllE Virginia 4 Tenn. Rairoad Company nowpre-
i sent the quickest snfte-t and cheapest route, with
increased fneilies before offered by any line TO
the tr yelling public visiting the Virginia Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at & o clock,P. VI.
(Sundnys execptrd) by Messrs. Boyd, Edmond a. Goa
line OF packets with experienced communicates tho
morning at o'clock A. M by Tho Dneyie Rail
road neetng passengers leaving Petersburg clock
A. M the morning nj the junction. oi tho South :
de Rnsond, Will proceed TO Rcos Sutton where they
will find line Of new and superior Troy Coaches, hne
horses and experienced drivers in readiness to convey
them With the most possible Dispatch will reaeh Lynch
burg early In the evening In time TO have good nights
and take the Cars Of the Virginia Tennesseo Hal
Road nj 7 o'clock, A M next morning 10 Bonsacks,
distnncr of AZ miles hours, IN connection with
Fnrish & Cos old established line Of Stnges, well
known to the travelling pSblie for their snlcty and dis
tch web supplied with Conehes, excellent hor es,
accommodating ngcns and drivers 10 convey them
rhe Mountain House To supper md after eomorta-
bic nights rest to tho White Sulphur SPRING before 10
o'clock the morning, the second day alter leaving
Lynchburg.
Returning passengers will loaye lie 10 sulphur
Springs O'Clock r. M. daily, (Sunauys oxeepted)
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs nj 8 o'clock I. NJ and
NJ. We at the Mountain House 10 supper leaving tho
ne.t morning dny light brealiasiing at SCOTS arrive
Mt Bonsocks nj ~ O'Clock = M-and Lynchburg at "
n. M, leave Lynchburg same evening by Packet Mt
o'clock T. M for Richmond, arriving the second morn
ing at orlock A. Nor by singss ut l23 A. Nor
from O'clock IN tho morning, aud sootheide Rail
rond Petersburg and Danve Railroad To hichm1nd,
arriving same evening at o'clock y. M.
Rafes Of fare frona Riehnond and Pctersbnrg.
By Boyd Il Edtoond's Packet from Richmond
md Virginia Il Tennessee Ralrond to White
sulphur Springs, W w
~ Sxee, Sptings 8 90
BY Danviilc RniIroad from Richmond and South
side RaiIrond from Petersburg, and stages To
Va e. Tenn. Rail Road White Sulphur
Springs 80 so
to Sweet Springs. .. e'3o
THOMAS SHARP.
sup't Transportation,
Va a 1nnn Il Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28

"A uRAND HAUL.-We learn that two men
nave been committed to Marshall county. Ala
jail Tor circulating counterfeit money-an oIi
and young man. They had about 500 600
10 10 counterfeit money with them on the Care
Fear Bank. North Carolina. we'll sxacn,oI
James Cook. e"'o "'''
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ls53 Southern Enterprise. 1883
EpM yg sssRzp IL
PARISEN & KINGS

PARISEN ~ hlNb >
VIRGINIA, N. CAROLINA g. TENNESSEE
Fretghl, Packoee ANIL Parcei EXPRESS,
TWO and from New York, Norfolk Petersburg md
i Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE, and by the Scnboard and Hon
noke Weldon y Wilmington CASTOR Raleigh, Peters
bug q Weldon, Petersburg Richmond. Richmond and
Frederick sburg Soulh.Sde, and Va. Tenn Railroads,
and connecting with Stoge and Wagon Lines from tie
different points on the Railroads to almost every point
throughout the above Sotss-throul in charge OF spe
c;a Messenger. Mere ayang themselves oil this
line for tho transportation Of heir Merchandise mny re-
pose full confidence in It's great expedition and econo'
my Of rates.
Merchants in the interior Of the above saes order
ing Goods fon Baltimore and Phldcphin. to the care
of Parsen d. Kings Eapress at Norfolk, Petersburg or
Richmond, moy depend upon hnHng all charges paid
md their Goods forwarded without the least delay, and
free Of all drayrgc and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING, Northern Office,
No Bayciay STREET ~. y.
W. B. PARISEN. Southern ODec,
Corner Boiiingbyooh and End SIS.
Petcrsburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28

HsASTER-Jusi received and for sale ut 0u
Mill 200 tons Of Plaster, ground and angroa ~
We are now able to furnish all xmas OF inc en
M, C,;noa and Points and warranted to fit all po"'
made here. and all Northern Patterns Those IN wn"'
P'e sas I'd, WHITEMoRE, McNAMEE g. CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28
COMMERCIAL RECORD
Lynehb"rg Tobacco and wheat Market.
LrsonBuRo, Juls y. 1873.
IOBACCn-

LrsoHBuRo, Juls -. 1913.
TOBACCO
market continues animated and prices well su..
'a'n'd' unless for non-deserpt kinds which ma, be
a shade lower Sales of Lugs Mt from 50 IT, aud
% Common and Middling leaf to 50 good AID
ne shipping and stemmngsS 81 to 10 aud II 50; good
Manufacturing 10 $50; fine and extra do 90 to s5n
WHEAT
Our Mills are about to commence grinding and oa.,
one dollar or enry delivery of prime W bite Wheat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28
,or Baltimore and Philadelphia

BY STEAMEK BELVIDEKE,
Leares Richmond erery 1'nesday al O'Clock T. NJ
1S54 THE large and new STEINER b LVl ID X +
sssss Capt. CLIFFORD will receive freight every Mon
day and up the hour of o'clock P NJ, every Tues
day. Tor the above place.
Shippers to Wheeling, Pttsburg Cincinnati and the
South and West generally will find this route the cheap
est and most expeditions, For freight, apply In
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond, Va.
July 13 dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28

, I researches to the shipping interest of the
= nlle9 States. This compliment was delicate.
y paid and well deserved indeed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28
HENRY LUDLAM.

XNASHENGTON COLLEGE.-The next
w session of this Institution will open on the sec
ond Thursday t8h) September, and close 3rd Of July
next Catalogues exhibiting the course of instruction
and the standing of the students during the post ses
sion &c &C. will be cheerully sent TO all requesting
them, by Prof. Campbell Clerk of the Faculty he u
tion fee is forty dollars per annum The best boarding
can be procured nj SO so per month.
FACULTY.
George Junkin d. d, President and Prof. of Men
tai and Moral Science. Logic, Rhetoric, &c.
Iohn L. Campbell NJ Robinson Prof. Of General
and Agricultural Chemistry and Astronomy.
James ]. White, Prof Of Greek Language and Liter
ature
Jnnius NJ. Fishburn A. NJ Prof. Of L@iin and Mod
nrn Lnnrnnces iY 25.tlsePl
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no TIE PEOPLE Of Lynchbmrg.

l. ADAMS & cos Expresses ofe' Daily, Certain
and Chcap facilities for Obtaining goods OF all deserp
tons from all parts Of the United Suites.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on the
swift and sure steamers Jamestown and Roanoke .ayjnP
New-York, Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich
mond Friday and Monday of each week. BY this line
we are prepared forward good all descriptions at
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenpprs line OF Packets
Goods delivered Free Of POrter0ge.
Our inland express per Great U. S Mail Lie contin
ues ms heretofore, to arrive in Richmond 1,eace DAILY
The welLknown character of our house for RESPONSE
biity and attention the interests Of our customers
warrants us in saying that shippers will lind it to the,r
interest to order their Goods through "Adams8 Co.'S
E,oyessr ADAMS 4 CO,
per Nm. II. Mosby. Agent,
10 o6.fdts Lynchbrg, Va.
N.B.-Goods dispatched to all points where We have
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TCOsT FOR CASH ONLY.

TCOST FOX CASH ONLf.--lhe sub
~. scrbers intending retire from tho Dry Goods
business ia this city. will from this day offer their large
md ecean, stock of Staple md Foncy Goods ut cost
or cash only.
The Stock is of the beat offered In this Market
almost entirely new, all of which purchased whom
,oods leas 90 per cent cheaper thnn the same
,ould be bought Mt now We have n splendid sssort'
nent OF Ino Black and Coourcd French Cloths, Cnsi
neres ycsting and elegant dress Silks, Prints, Cling
mms, Bcrages, Irish innens &c, All persons in want
# REM good goods nj low prices will have chance.
No goods will be sold cost and charged ourte
ensh H. IL LEWIS d. %
Lynchburg July l8, 1913.
F. S-Any person wishing enter into rhe goods bu-
u,ess buy IL bargain in the Stock, and get good
tnnd b. ". l.. 81 Co
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NOTICE AL persons indebted To as will pleaso
| Y come forward and pay. We hive given long In
ulgenae therefore we hope all will pny romty aud not
put ~ o trouble
LP' All persons having Claims will present them for
settlement. H. ~. Lewis N w.
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