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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-13
AEMITkGE'S
l)dicnt Maaueiie iieblniu1 iiobs,

!JIItNl SItuI!lctsl LlIi)iUlIl ltpu5,
ana in this alone. This Rod has been ex xamlned
| by the most sci,G'ific gentlemen IN the world
Professors MAIurrie johnson, W aior and many
| others that have examined them, recommend and
speak of them in the highes, terms of APPRECIATION
and have pronounced them the only safe rods III
In this or any other county Tor th" protection
OF Lives and Property. One advantage II to divide
and throw back part OF 'he ell crlc fluid harmless
the clouds 10 lime o! n stroke this enables the
rod to conduct that portion of fluid that belong
to the earth without the slightest danger OF lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many other
J ,dvanisges over the old one. The only place OF
| manufacturing is in
Vine 81. , doors abOrs l2h, Philadelphia,
where all persons are respectfully invited 10 call
| and examine for themselves. For sale Wholesale
! or Retail by THO'S ARMITAGE.
O,ders promptly attended to. Terms cash.
These rods have been purchase and success
'ully used Nv the follow ing individuals companies
| and corporations, whose names are chceriully
submitted:
| In and Ptifddslplid.-A. s Roberts. George
SantzinLer. Judge Bouvier Ju1e Conrad. J. Muford,
John lie mes C. e tancy j. Errnner. G Oakley, Conrad
IngcrsOl, he Blockley Anshose, Anderson Brothers
! Rev. j. l.. Grant john NotUan, Thos. Grover Batc d
Hoons, A. X. Ginkers H. Simu,pn> Tos. Mott Co. Mr.
Downing, J. L. Greer, J. ". Watson, g. Humphreys, j
Ripley Cos }. Nyman, Il. Barirn. j ovensbiTc, e. Pep
per, Mr.. Sharpess Mr.. Martin, :. Dorhey J. Briuklcy
Mr.. Dawson, DR.. Paul 5. H. Powers a Co, J. WineInny
II. Miller the Red Bank Hut'l, the L. :. Arsona the
Spring Garden Commissioners Hall
! IN Tie Nqfc Of N.w Jtrsey.-George CrisIin. Judge
Neal Judge Dayton, John Nctman, DR.. H. MNlur,ie
! BEN. Roberts, Mr.. j. Downing
IN ENIcN COUNT.
Hartley Tp-Mark Iaifpunny, Wm Foster, John Haas
! Michael Peters, Jacob Smith, David finan- Reuben
Mench, George K.ckner Nsr BeJiia.-Court House
and Conmis 5oner-' ulice. L,8,sst1s Tp-.'on Reber
Lrion 7l.-Dr. Charles Wilson. Washington Tp-Johu
| kun.z Simon kunt1. Pm" Tp.-Isaac Cou!dron WIT,
! Deer Ip.--Michaei Holman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-13

EDS % superior form. for sale n, IN.
"n'''irie office, 5 CTS siusls, 50 per dos
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-13
Shrt,,e,s ca,,sn,. and Magnetic cuat,vc,,

have been qnietiy working their way among the
most intelligent aud Is.PectahIe classes and arc
Cuu4'sIilv acLicS M in alarming train Of
diseases which have for ages bafisf all the al, OF
EicIiciEe and al tie resources ol Science. The,.
y IT,, Ill IL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-13
Lightning Rods.

4 FTER many yeafs close investigation and
"A numerous experiments, the Pattnice take
pleasure IN informing the public ,ha, he has
arrived at the tine principle of protecting families
dwellings, and property from the destructive ntu-
ence ct LlGH TNi m G. The cslainiIes
that every City. Town, Village and Country falls
victim to annually, thro the gross negligence Of
is rnha .ants, l. beyond calculation, especially
.hsn the remedy is 30 easy to obtdin-this L.
found in
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-13
Gewis5ure foundry i
S. s.
1STA.cI5R

'E4iE subscribers, thankful for past rat
i rOnage, would inform the public har
they continue to manufacture all kinds Of
Mil Gearing aud o!her Castings. Thrashing
Machines, and other articles Of Machinery repai-
red in the best manner. Castings warranted io
be of good material, and at prices that can not
fail 10 please. GEDDES & MARSH.
Lcwishulg. Feb. Is5I-
COOKING Stoves, Of various patterns
y and sizes, for Coal or Wood, for sale
al the Lewisburg Foundry hv
Gsdles s. Marsh
CTON ES-ParIor. Wco1 ari Goa
y Stoves various patterns, for >aie ~ III.
Lewisburs Foundry G,djes Il Marsh
I SilAKD'S Patent Gang Plow Supe-
" ri0r article, for sale ~ he Lawisbur.
Foundr by Geddes Il Marsh.
NRAiN or Seed Drills-Ross' Patent
u decidedly the best and most durabie
Gram Dill NOW IN use, for sale at the Lewisbu,s
Foundry by Gsddss & Nar-h
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
BY SATURDAYS MAILS.
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON,

NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-The steamer Washing
ton, from Hayre and Southampton, arrived at
u o'clock this morning. Her news is superce-
ded by the Europa, but she brings some interest
ing details not forwarded from Halifax.
ENGLAND.
Mr.. Buchanan was present at the propagation
of Parliament in the usual citizens dress.
The cholera was making steady progress at
London among the deaths is that of Lord
Iocelyn son in-law of Lord Palmerston
The London Times continues to ceusure the
Greytown affair in strong terms 1t also denouuc-
o. the Presidents message TO the Senate on the
Spanish question.
Lord John Russell stated in Parliament that n
communication having been made by the Car to
the Austrian Government, to the effect that it
was his intention to evacuate the Prncipalites,
the Austrian ministry had mtmated To the minis
ters of England and France that the governments
nevertheless, was ready to interchange notes pre-
vously agreed upon, with view of obtaining Sc
curties towards future peace.
Bucharest was occupied by 10000 Turks
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
Parliament was prorogued on the 18th by the
Queen in person. She was received along he
whole route by the most authentic cheers. The
following is the substance of the speech. After
returning thanks for the zeal and energy shown
by Parliament in providing means for the rigo-
rous prosecution of the war, she said
In cordial co operation with the Emperor of
the French, my effort will be directed to the eff
fectual expression of that ambitious and aggres
sive spirit on the part of Russia, which has com
PEELED us to take up arms in defence of an ally
and to secure the future tranquility of Europe
You will join with me in admiration of the cour-
age and perseverance manifested by the troops
of the Sultan in defence of Sillistra, M in vari
military operations on the Danube.
The estof the speech is quite local. charas
ter. and matters connected with the war proven
ted the consideration of subjects promised to be
brought forward at the opening of the session
SPAIN.
Numerous reports current respecting the
intentions of France. 1t is stated, that Ma
poleon will not interfere in the present aspect of
affairs, but objects equally 10 n Republic or
Carlist dynasty i'll Spain.
The Londen Globe says the French Ambass-
adors at Madrid are ordered to protest energetic
ally against violence TO any member of the Royal
family, or any attack on the monarchial prn-
cple, but otherwise not to interfere.
BOMERSUND.
In the taking of Bomersund, which surrendered
to the allies on the 10th, the French lost one
hundred and sixty killed,
THE DANUBE.
Prince Paskewitsch returned to Warsaw on
the 18th, and will again take the command Of the
southern army.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
Truly Valuable Real Estate at Auction

G The subscriber. having abandoned all idea of
MA returning to L,nchburg reside, has concluded
sell public auction, Friday, 22d of September.
Mt o'clock, T. NJ, the premises. tia truly desira-
BILE Family Residence in the city of Lynrhburg situated
ut the Ct First st. and - aey, aud within few
minutes walk of g business part of the city The
the first 81 DRY, with large vesbue, from which
door into each the second story the
portcoes In front, and back porch; every clos
with the exceptionlo the paror and spacious garrett
There -four apartments in the baseme three of
which have fre-places.
Eave no hesitation in saying that while this is
ofthe houses in the city, i. is tho
time Of the best built.
At the time and place, will be sold the two sto
ried Fnmed House and Lo adjoining.
The terms of snle viii be-onefourth cash; the bal
ancc l. 2, snd years credit, with interest day of
SALE and ed upon the property to the deferred
payments.
Sale to be conducted bv VIM II. MOSBY. auct'r.
mug 3l.dscotwt22S GEO. WHlTLOCK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
Valuable Campbell Land for Sale.

A AGENT FOR DR.. CHA'S L. ALEXANDER,
"A of Oregon, offer for sale his TRACT OF LAND,
lying Seneca Creek in the county of Campbell,
nning by survey 765 Acres about 100 acres of which
first Creek Bottoms and about 400 whch
are in woods and Erstrate tobacco land. The improve
ments suitable for small family There isany quar-
ty of iirs, Timber the land within less than
mile of good Saw.mill.
This land is well adapted to the growth of tobaccn.
wheat, oats, corn and grass-the whole of the opel
and is well in Timothy and Herds Grass.
deem further description of the land unnecessary.
persons wishing to purchase will call examine for
themselves. | will take pleasure in showing the land
to any person wishing to purchase.
ap ) cts JNO. d. ALEXANDER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
$1,000 Reward.

TUE Store House. withall the goods books and
d snndrY papers belonging TO the subscriber, wa.
burnt the night of the 23d August hist, about -
ck,hy some vile inccadiary This is the second
hre which has been visited upon the subscriber within
shut time, aud hc feels called upon to use every
detect and bring punishment those who have
been engaged in the dar, decd. He I'm. many reasons
TO believe tint this deed olginaed with and wns com.
mlt'ed 10y some white person. md lie will therefore.
Civ reward Of 81 900, in Cash, for the apprehcn
sion and conviction ofany such white person, Who may
msehrcn engaged in The deed
GEORGE r. PLEASANTS,
iabc'a County AUg 25. 1884. aug 3l.w4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
A Rare Chance.

VlE >ubs riber wishing pay oft hi. debts of;r4 for
SUE ms FARM lying in the Rich Valley, Sm With go
Va con'airg ahout $40 acres 300 cleared and under
epo fence. The buildings good ana convenient -
The fertility of the Rich Valley land is We'll known
ilipt description ot the i rmed unnecessary
the purclH> wish the land before ulr.
chs sing; suffice to say, ih tor grazing &c Nc L is
equal any in The Southwest. Blue grass and Clover
reing natural to The soil. TIE farm is 10 miles East
the Salt Works, and r.tleS from Marion in The midst
ct the Pius Bank. SAMUEL ROGERS.
srf, / al M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04

Cd oa"r ton sale tho tract at band which live in
~- the upper edge ut Apromatlox county. 1t con
tains 353 rcos, i, late survey, Nnd adjoining the
lands Of M''>rs. Anderson Fl. Arnstead, Hardi1
Thomas ! lin Hhaver. Campbcllf. Moore nrd 9th
Ell 1t IA II mn excellent neehhorhood. aud will com.
pare hyorahlv IN point Of qua y and local ndvnn,ag $
with nnpplac" ia the ncs Observation-Disclosures well water
el,yns well, anl having about an hundred lcres of
timber hear tho centre Of the p ace. The land ii
miles from iynchhur-, On the South Side Railrmh the
SAID road 'S,'ns through it for about quarter of ii
mile, aud h"NI depot near by rorron ofthc lad
IS IN good condIt on fur producing crops and the re-
mainder susceptible Of easy impro enent The iweiag
isin'lipr, but Efficient for -ra'l family Those who
w, purchase place Of its size are invited to come
md inspect it for themselves 1t will be oae,ad pm.
satey until the 20h of September, when it will be sold
public an"ion ii not disposed ofbro~e. lii should
be disposed OF before that time, til, advert will
hestoprrd, and such other notice. as can coaveuently
viii be given. WM f. DIXON
N The tenn. of tile sale viii be Ii eral. The 4.
tie the land will be retained until the whole Of tn.
purchase money Is paid Posses. be had to Sod
wheat, an fun possession at Christmas.
mug l0.ct20sept
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
r SNAIL LINE FOR n. YORK

y bU NINEH ENHANCEMENT
TIL first clnss double engine steamship, s1fHeA
Roanoke, Capt. Thomas Skinner caves CityssAKGk
Point Tor New York, Every Saturday morning, 10 o.
clock, touching Norfolk. The jamestown, Capt.
Edward Cavendy leaves heretofore, Every Tuesday
ling, touching mt Norfolk. Trains by Railroad from
Peter sbuIg connect with each ship.
Passengers leaving Lynchburg Tuesday morning
will arrive in tme or the jamestown, ut City Point the
evening nt7 o'clock; and those leaving Friday
will lay in Petersburg that night, and connect wit
the Roanoke next morning at 10 o'clock.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms $40 90
Steeiage passage. 8 90
Passage and Fare TO Norfolk same by the River
Steamers.
For Freight or Passage apply to
SAMUEL G. BAPTIST, Peter sburg.-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
L.. j. EOLkES

HJAS now exhibition ami open for the inspection of
Il lie public, mt his Warerooms, upper end Main
II large and beautiful assortment of Furniture. His
,toc embruce every article suitable for house keeping,
the plhinest and cheapest the finest article
uiacturrd all made of The best material, by good work
men, after Tie latest and most APP roved patterns.
No pains exerton will be spared give sat!siac.
ton to those who may call on him
All work sold this house securely packed, free Of
charge, and warranted to go safe any distance.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses made TO order at tine
shortest notice. and on the most reasonable terms.
.ep,i.ts ~ Rep. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04

A CCOhilNG To the provisions oi the Inst vii aud
a testament II John hcavn, decd will ruce,l IL,
sell ON the premises, on Friday, Oct IL thur valuable
tract o i.nnd upon Which he said John Heavn live
containing 7l2 setts. his hand as many local all, H.
tascs king on New River within two miles ri the
Central depot. with the Va 4 Tenn Iailfoad running
through side u. il; also the NcA ianised ron runs
through II, giving fine outlet. This hr Is well Admit
ed to gfazingor the dairy. with PUN Greek running
through the centre, besides being waerrd m numerous
hne springs. There is alsp fine sent of water rovrr
"h1a dfi,t Mil now IN operation. fuere some IN or
% "crs ot good meadow land lying ON the Creek we'll
SET with erf-. here upon this land "A veiy ilnei ing
prospect Tor coal. The buildings are good 10, ine re
Gently erected With Oh eve 10 comfort aud durability
further description ID deemed unnecessary as those
wishing To purchase will examine for themselves.
lERMs-Onn third the purchase money will be requr.
Ell IA hand Mt the time Il" sae, and credit of one and
two years Tor the ba'ance; the pun chascr giving boud ith
good personal security FOR the deferred Payments and
tue deed retained until the pnicl money is paid The
ttie to tins land Is good but acting Executor shall
only convey such title AS i, vested in me-
he lnnd will be shown by the subscriber or some of
the other heirs b, calling the house uf JOHN Heavin
dec d. either {" hem will render any assistance to per-
sous wishing to see the lind. Possession viii be given
immediately. HOWARD IIEANIS r.,r
Sepf to"ths of j. env.i. de cd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04

ALEXANDRIA. Va, THURSDAY AFTERNOON -
This is quite gala day in Alexandria The fine
corps of Cadets from the Virginia Military In
stitute arrived in the cars of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Company from Warrenton
Springs. They were received with civic and
military honors Escorted by volunteer com
panes, the Mechanical Artillery, Captain Duffy,
and the Mount Vernon Guards, Capt. Ashby. The
parade continued through several of tie
principle streets-and then the Cadets and two
Alexandria companies marched on board steamer
and proceeded to "Alount Nernom."
They were accompanied by Aldermen William
Fowle, Major Brockett and James Dempsey,
Esq. On returning they had a splendid dinner
at Newton's Hotel. They leave for home in the
morning. The Cadets this afternoon are reviewed
by the corporate authorities and favor host of
grAtihed spectntors with battalion drill
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
FreesoH and Fusion Conuention.

CoScoEp, ~ h., Aug. 3l.-'rhe freesoil and
Fusion Convention assembled yesterday at Wal
boro. There were about 25,OOO persons present,
embracing all shades of politics Tho Hon. j.
Chadborn Goodwin presided, and speeches were
made by the president, Amos Tuck, James Bell,
j. =. Hale, and j. p. Chase The tenor of the
speeches encouraging 10 the fusion of all
political creeds in the formation of great North
ern party opposed to slavery extension The
Nebraska Kansas bill was severely condemned.
Noresolutions were offered.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
NEW CONCERN.

TNHE undersigned will continue the Grocery an
Il Z ,mmis-ion business the old stand Wilson
x F.ankin. where lie intends keeping geneini stock
of every ariicl" in his line would e ga Il his
old aud the bile ally Pr ,mpt
tlon to all forwarding and other business entrusted
jos Ii. WILSON.
Septeub her lar. 1851. sep . -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
IO1 MEAIIER-

MILWAUKEE, August 3O.-Ye stcrday was the
warme,t day of the season. The thermometer
reached l05 deg, and to-day it was at % deg
1t is very dry, and we have now had no rain for Z
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
w HE At.

I wish tn buy Al the good WHEAT get, for
4 Richmond Mil AMI viii pay the highest ma ket
price for it, le,pe 'tluy reque. my friends and the
publir generally 10 give call before selling.
WIN. A MILLER,
aug 3l-dts On Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
hard"afe.--fall Importation, 1894.
TT MOORE n Co..
'"Po'' ''S md Whoiesaie Dealers in FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC H1RDU IRE.
No. "a Peal St opposite Mi H. w. Fry's,


HANE received. dnect from the manufacturers in
L 1 England. ~ iull and complete assortment nf Br
ming hun ard Sh,ti,ld HARDWARE, and from the
uaruac utets N this full supply ct American
G,,ds heir stock j. now large aud complete consist.
Tug III pant o--.
Rodgor.'' anl Wos.cohon'- fine ren mud Pocket
kuive., iockel Knives al /, = J and hlndes; Buck
Boz. Ebuus. tnrnn aud l,o,, Handle kuisrs aud
Fnk Ivory tlaedlr kni,r, nnd Forks in nf 81 \
- pieces; Razois uf Made 4 Ru,chcrs Rngcrs. Wos-
tchhnm- aud Greave mnuufnlure. oi every s1 le aud
qualflN Scissors und Shears, al vufou. makes and
.ryles Slugleapd nunbe Rarel Guns, very sup"-
,iol, Pistols, Rifles. Rifle Barrel, aud Mnnninrs,
Tia =. Halter. Log. Veil, Filth aud Tongue Chtius;
Wedding aud Killing Hoes all .irc.; Axes Collin-
simmons unl Virginia make, Hand and rnnne Saws;
Hammers and llach,1s Mil. Pin, Crus, Cut aud Cir
cum Saws; spades aul Shovels oi Ares Rowland ind
other make. Anvils, Vices, and Smiths Bellows, Sledgr
aud Hand Hammers. Stocks Dics, and Screw fntes
Blister. Shear Gust Steel square aud ocihgon. Cas-
tings Horse Shoes aud Horse Shoe mills; Wire Sleeves
mud Sitter; Horse Collar. Blind Brides and lames,
Bride Filings. Nosted Rcin4a Gmtls: Locks Hinges
and Screws OF every description; Planes, chiscs,
Auesrs aud files all kinds plato and Counter Scales
Patent Balance. nud Scrlyaids English, Amrri an end
q d. Percussion Cans; Hay aid Manure Forks, >, ;
aud prongs; Ten Tinys aud Walters; md all other
eooda usunly found in Hardware Stores.
As crods have been purchased tos CASH on the
most favorable terms md selected exclusively tor the
virginia, nth Cnrolnn NJ d frnucs,ee tnde. iocl
confhent offer strong Inducements To merchants
Visiting this city nnd respectfully invite them
animation OF stock determined 10 sell rs
low regular house in this. ANY al the Northern
ci'irs.
+. y. Orders promptly aud carefully attendcdle.
mug 81 dscsw w. Nj, y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04

BUFFALO, Aug. 3l.-A party of l25 Kansas
cmigrants from New England, went up the Lake
,ust night.
The Lake Superior Journal says, that mining
prospects are Hourishing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04

NEW GOODS.
RIG ARDS o " & CO.,
IMPORTERS AID Wholesale pEALtR4 IN
DRY GOODS,
No IS Main st. Richmond. Va.
W B. liorkns, Lexington, Va.
Peter b. Inv, DauVdle, va
lhomas J Carlton, Montgomery, Va.
J B. Faulkner, llasilax, va.
- ! the ships "Consttuiion" mud M ntr'a and the
- various steamers from Liverpool to New York,
me Wing this rensau French English aud Germnn
Goods IN great variety In every department oil AmER
IrAN FABRICS ont assortment will be canprtc, ond
invite special intention selection ii Dies Goods,
Cloths. CH--mctrs md Heavy Woolrus.
ALSO thu greatest variety of styles qualities, aud
manufactures OF CARPETlNGS, UGS,DOOR-MATS.
&C. Carpet Warehouse. mp stairs. that be
found il the city
Our purchases hciug mudo the advantageous
terms, in EuroPennd in tbs conttry, desr Ia
thr merchants o Irgiadt. North Tvninn oni Tonnes
literally can be done by other house in the
United Stues. RICHARDSON e. O.
uue Il dVc5wH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04

appointment by the President.
Robert j. Armstrong, of Iowa, Third Auditor
Of the Treasury, in the place of Francis Burt, has
been appointed Governor of Nebraska Territory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
Horse Runaway or Stolen,

IN Wednesday last. the I'D inst. run away "as
~ stolen Martins w ,rehousea MARE COLT,
sor e roam. II is about f.. 10 inches high AID WIS
J years old lat Alay. l. bers II its oehcad,
all ia been shod it, tore but ts hnu feet
Whenever give Information OF whereabouts OF the
animal, Vii he T,usonl',i yrrwardcd
J. W. FORE, Campbell co,
aug 70 CT" Near the Red House,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
DISSOLUTION.

FsN concern OF Wilson X Franz lin i this Il ~ Dis
Il s,Ivrd toy limitation. All persons having claims
against the Con will present them Joseph II Wi.
ron for payment; those indebted TO the concern viii
make pay ne", to Jo'eph II wilson. lie having rur
chasc4 James Frank in, Interest in the pncern.
JOS. II. VII son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
Spntp,rbpr ST 1854
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04

WHEELING. Aug. 3l.-There arc Is inches
water in the river channel
Mt II stand.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
AUCTION SALES,
SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE.

AT THE BUFFALO SPRINGS, AMHERST COUNTY. VA.
~ Il ~ AL AZ public uneti-n. On "Wednesday
iLe I'm at N"rie ober ne> l. " .tu,ut re,.t>r an
a'r'at ut 'i> n"n all at our II nu-eoId aud Kitchen
,u'"e', consisting at every artie" uese.sary tor a
"''' 'f Altering Place. sad H entirely new The ssI
wa take place rain ~ shH" aud continue from ay "a,
day until comp e:e m nur creditor, arr re.reritnl
invited 10 attend an tie 7y salc "a, W. i'll, Ia set.
lie WIN every t"ds tirt day, aid vii ,crtsinl, he
10 "e'. 'af"'sii Ia n't'na. RAINE \ KYLE.
sop i,dt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
Lynchburg Female Seminary,

'sNllE TWENTY FIFTH SESSION of this lnsiitu
ton viii commence on the | LII day vi September
We viii be arcraied TO accommodate Fifty Bonrdcr+.-
fortuuher particulars concerning the pricc of Board
Tuition &e. Cucmuts viii be furnished to any one, III
application NJ the Book Stores OF Messrs. Payne \
Christina. aud Il \ Williams. or ut the Seminary
lnadhition 10 the number alr"ady sold. offer
Cor sale FIFTY SCHOLARSHIPS.
sep ldsrlm MISSES GORDON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
WHEAT THASESIIERS.

WHEAT TUASESHERS.
nIUGu I'D & BRO. have on hand and are constant.
- ly having manufactured Wheat Threshers, with
Horse Powers Of the most nphfovci pattern, and put
p in the most substantial manner
These Thrashers have been used by many of tie
Farmers in the surrounding country, fol the last five
y ars, and give universal satisfaction:
l-Y7 Orders attended to with promptness.
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