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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
Roanoke College.

FACULTY.
liev. David r. Bilrlc A. NJ, President and Profess.
sor ol Moral and intellectual fence, Sc,
:. GarSone Wells a NJ, Prot. Mathematics nnd
Natural Science.
llenri &. Won IInxar Prof Ancient aud Modern LINN.
guage.
'. +. Bolton, Tutor
INllS Institution, locntel at Salem Nn.. will com
mrnce lis next session October itl. Expenso4 for
the session Of ten months, including Tuition. Bonld
Room-reut. Fuel Limits aud lnciientd eNpcnees & -
For particulars address the Fl, si,rnt.
mug l9-dsc6mos
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Lyuchburg Female Seminary.

rI,HE TWENTY FIFTH SESSION of thi, Insritu.
/ ton will commence on the | lih day of September.
We will be prepared to o7,modae Fifty Buarders.
Forfurher particulars concerning the price of Board
Tuition &c Circulars vii, be furnished to any ole, Oh
application at the Book Stores of Messrs Payne &
Christian, aud r. A. Williams Of at tie Seminary.
Ia addition To the number already sold ofeI
for sale FIFTY SCHOLARSHIPS.
sep Idsclm MISSES GORDON.
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TFT,EGRAPHIC ITEMS.

LOUISVILLE Sept ll.-By an arrival from Fort
laramie. we have dates to the 10Th of August.
But a few cmigrants had been met on the plains
between the frontier and the Fort. The drought
prevailed alarmingly The Indian tribes are
peaceabe, and no apprehension is entertained by
the whites. Some tribes were not ON good terms
with each other, and preparations were on foot
for hostilitics between the Sioux, Pawnees, and
Camanches. Serious troubles were anticipated
BUFFALO, Sept. living ward meetings
were held on Saturday evening in one or two
districts, where candidates in opposition to the
regular ticket were sprung upon them, OF which
nobody appeared to know anything but which
carried all before them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

Judge Bronson, in accepting the Hard nom
nation for Governor of New York, expressed
himself in favor of the fugitive slave law and the
principles Of the Nebraska bill, and adds
whether such sentiments are now popular or
not, | entertain no doubt that they will ultimate
" be approved by majority of the people of
this State. Error and ianaticism may triumph
for time, but reason will prevail in the end.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, SEPT. IL
Offerings at all the yards to day, were to l,066
head of Beeves, one half of which was extra
Extra sold at 10 and fair at 81 a % cts. Neals-
$50 head offered, and sales at / 50 Sc. Sheep
and Lambs II shade higher. Sales of 1900 head
at : IS 81 for Lambs and , 30 ST for sheep
Hogs-Sales of $500 head Ohio corn fed at 4 -
n 81 81. Sales of $50 Mich Cows - to S6O
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fall Trade. September, 1854,

~ .te INV receiving per Baltic and Alps.
~ uud packet ship Caroline. out Fall importation
of FOREIGN DRY GOODS, purchased for GIsh. h,
our Aeon'. Mr. W Nr1isll. ut rrrg iar rhtr- We ar.
n.a ~ recsini Of large aud commanding stock 4
ONES lC FABRICS, ru, chased rnrn f,st h,nds
and NJ the recent Large Auction Sales great
sacrifices.
We respectfully solicit cnll from ths Nirginin aud
North Casaliaa Mttcasts,a 'ucl soHhicut We can
offer the goods low prices as can be found in an,
mtrhrt- STEA ENSON Il WEDpElI.
So lets Petersburg, Va
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REMOVAL.

KEWVVNL.
TENlIE subscriber having removed to his New Store
l. six doors move his old stand, aud three doors
south Main and Market Streets is prepared offer in
.,vZ ducements To persons purchasing all kinds of
w Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils, Dyes, Window
In Glass. Putty Periumery Fancy Articles, Nc. &c
This Store 02 feet deep which will enable him to
kcepa much lasr stock than usual Particular atren
ton will be pnid to all Orders Prescriptions filled at
all hours and om experience of more thnn 80 years
he ttters himself he VIII be able furnis only such
medicines pare aud genuine All the new Phar
maceutca Preparations made they appear in the
Medical Journal.
MUSIC SALOON
The second story will be used Ms II Music Saloon,
where he Ina, and will Keep supply of those truly
celebrated Word's Fair, London Premium Pianos All
kinds of Music and Musical Instruments furnished 10
order. Private enlrance the Saloon in the alley
Visitors will please ring the door bell.
ID. X. LYMAN
sep l2-d3c2w Bank Square.
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Dissolution.

'NHE concern of b. kUHN & co. is this dny dssoly.
ed by mutual concert, all persons hav ng claims a.
guinst the viii present them to b. Kohn a. Bro,
for payment those indebted the will please
come forward and max paymer, To B. kohn & Brother.
b. KOIIN.
Lynchburg, Aug, 18th. M. ADLER.
aug l9-2taw4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

CHOLERA AT KNOXVILLE. TENN.-An extra
from the Knoxville (Tenn.) Whig,announces that
the cholera is raging in that place, and a letter
says six or eight deaths occur daily. The Wing
says:
The picture here is one of goom-the greatest
CONSERVATION prevails. The city is abandoned'
night and day they are flying in every direction
The hotels are closed. The stage comes in with
the mails.and returns to the country Immediately.
We have scarcely help enough to lay out the
dead and bury them. All business has nearly
ceased. Our publishers have left town and no
other paper can be got out If We are able or
our hands, we will hereafter issue an extra.
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nssSOLUTION OF COPAKVNEHs-

- SlllP.-The concern ot Hobson X Asher is this
day dissolved by mutual consent uni the of the
concern will only lie u.s. in winding up the same
Those indebted to the concern i'll please forward
and mike payment as speedily Is possible, and thos
having claims against the will please preen
them for payment. n. HOB$ON,
Sep. LIT, 1854 WM. ". ASHER
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AsmOE mArEMPORIUM, I'm

MAIN STREET. LYHCHBuRa. VA. IN
(FoUr Doors ADORE the Market House
The subscribers respectfully call the attention OF their
friends and the public generally, their large and well
assorted stuck, namely Gents fine Cnltskin Boots. ii
their manufacture. and TINT ol J. Mil,sx SONS.
fine Patent Leather Cutters Cloh CATERS and Shoes OF
all descriptions Indies SHOES ling B.nek aud
& lnrrd Cloth tinitcrs. Slippers Ties Hungarian.
Soutng Boots also W. ryan 4 Cas- hid .,uskins eel
kinds and sizes. Gents 6nc Moeskin, Nebraska and
Know Nothing iiats Ch'lrens Hat, nod Caps; Carpet
Is e; Trunks, Nall.es. Sc, AZ. AL at which
mnted 10 be at the very best, and no hunbur and
which will he sold n ,henp they can be bought nj
my hoNe in the city it not chcaoct. Come quickly us
bargains may be had. tRErWELL II HALL.
nua y III md CT
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fall Importation

Fall Importation
OF EARTENwARE AND CHINAl
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy articles.
flNllE SUBJ, tiacr u tn ttuie large aud led
4 'taeh at Eartaeo"arc, China und lis. tho pnt-
terms OF which selected by himself ia person.
llnving sPerc eui many IN this Particular
business he feels confidence stating tht in point
Of price aud quality, ii will compute hvorahly with any
other house IN the trade
" hite Granite Dinner Ware,
DO do basins aud Ewers, Jugs Tea Nnte etc.
Hue Print, Flowing aud Fancy do
lme Decorated China Dinner and Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea aud Toilet Sets
Do do do ruchers and Vases
Gold Band do Of above variety
" te thina do oi a.ovt variety.
Common Wnrr OF ever, drsctiriiou, suitable for
W olc-alinr which he oilers upon such for cash
= fail 10 please
Fine Mnntrl Pier aud Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory fabo Cutlery MATTERS an Brit:auia Warc
Satrtv. aud ofher Fluid aud Solar lnmps
Glass ARE n eNcry variety.
All he n-k4 Ia Gull mud he feel. assured his prices
viii Give sbtisinclinH
Iii. Packer i ono ot The best IN the trade
Stone Ware nj Factory ptiees.
sep le--ts JAS ID. II. EVANS.
No III Main Iii humid Vn
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New Concern.

JNIIE subscribers have this day associated themselves
/ tog ether, under the firm and style of B. Kohn g.
Brother the old stand of b. kohn d. Co.. for the pur-
pose OF conducting regular Olothing business and
would be pleased oil of the old customers of b
Kohn d. Coz also, the trade generally ("Smal profits
and quick sales is MOTTO B. KOHN.
Lynchburg, Aug.'l7th. d. kOHN.
aug l92aw4w
pI ANKc I0p Cal II AT ,rIIIc nEI4CE
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FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES.

0E
M M @ rs
vi Il subscriber offers for sale this ta, urge stock
! of superior TREES and SHRUBS, as follows:
500 Apple Irees OF good size, Of tho finest fruit,
500 ApTicots, Of the best kinds,
500 Dwarf Penr, 90 varieties OF the most approved
kinds
600 Peach Trees-carlY and lne-of the best vnrie-
ties,
5000 Roses Rer ontautes, Ten, Bourbon, Nnsete and
Moss Roses; Ncrbeua, lIeotropes,
1000 Grape mes ot native sorts Catawbn, and Isu-
bella. md all of the best European kinds.
Also, Box Edeinr, Strawberry plants nnl Asparagus
Root. Planting Of Asparagus beds urd Flower Gar
dens laid or aud shadc aud ornamental Tree pante
reasonable erUs Orders packed and forwarded to
any part of the Stnte or Union, JOHN HALLIDAY.
AGENTS IN LYNOHBuRG: Mr. Ambrose Rucker,
Messrs. McCorke Jones'
aug 29-d2tw2n-c2m
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New YORK, Sept ll.-The statements of the
New York Banks show the following increase and
decrease for the week Specie, decrease S26c,-
}OO.-Circuaton, increase S97l,5OO Loans,in
crease Sl37 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
NEW CONCERN.

N NV tVN0EWN-Tne subscribPrs NnVln'
" purchased OF Ilobson u Asher their stock Of Ono
crrios, Dry Goods, &c, intend conducting general
Grocery and Commission business, under the style AMI
firm OF TANNER IL ASHER, and they will be pleas ed
he friends and customers OF the old concern.
JOHN A. TANNER,
Sep.lst, 1854. WM. W. ASHER
S-,llnn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

NEwYoRL Sept. li.-The barque Catharne Au-
eusta. with the much talked of Law muskets on
board sailed hence on Saturday, on the secret ex
petition which, as some ayer,has been fitting out
here under the auspices of Gen. Alvarez to act
against the government of Santa Anna. The stea-
mer Franklin is expected to leave in day or two
ON the same oxpedtion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

THE CHOLERA AT COLUMBIA, PA.-The chol-
era at Columbia commenced on Thursday last,
when two emigrants were taken from the cars
sick and died in II short time. Among the vic
tins are DR.. Il. f. Cochran wing member of the
Legislature; Edward A. neutrality-suspicious. of the
Green Tree Hotel; Francis Bradley, notary pub
lie and number of ladies.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
san Francisco, California.
q is n T. N Il, HE Aru ~ 4 LIE N
Commission Merchants.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
SALES OF TOBACCO.

SALES OF TOBACCO,
And Consignments direct from the Virginia
Manufac turers solicited
tV oar business i. strictly Commission never de.
parting from II under an circumstances. Prompt re.
turns tnndc.
REFERENCES. a. y \ Lawrence & Co. Boston;
Alien PaSson, and Patterson. Adams y. Co. New
York; Courtney n GUSHING, baltimore; Davenport.
A,len y Co. Edmond. Davenport n Co. Ludl,m n
Watson, aud Crenslnw y Co. Richmond; McCotklo
X jones. Mcdaniel, liun 4 Preston, md Miller 4
CtcnshHw lynchburg.
N.B.-Messr. Edmond, Davenport Il CO. Rich
mond, "nt Allen faNson New York will attend Ia
M, business transactions lor the House
aug 2S-3wts
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Clothing and Furnishing Store,
mug Io-ts Petersburg Va
GEORGE b. JONES q CT

GEORGE b. JONES & CO.,
hRuGGlSfS, PFrrRsBuRo, Vn offer for sale for
- CASH or approved CREDIT, an extensive
ind varied assortment of Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dyo-Stufis. Window Glass, Soaps, Perfumery.
Nc. Nc. Obtaining their supplies from manufacturers
and importers only they prepared to furnish pure
and genuine Articles low they bc bought of any
regular juhlng house.
Their stock for the Fall tradc embraces: Best Frencb
English aud American Quinnc Prime Curracns aud
Manila lndgoes; Prime Honduras Cochinea; Beat Oh
OIL in bottles aud casks Pure White Lead, dry md
ground in Oil Prime Ombro Madden n barrels and
kcgs; Blue Niriol, in bhs mud kegs; Extract Logwood,
IN hoNes Spices of all kinds, whole and gronnd Popu-
lar Patent Medicine. Of all kinds; .ubns and other
trncs for the handkerchief Gerr.an Cologne, Hair Oils,
Pommnm. mir Brushes, sc &c, DC.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

RECENT MASSACRE NEAR Fort LARAMIE
The War Department has received official nior-
nation of the death of Brevet Second Lieut. Graf
tan, of tie sixth Infantry, and twenty of the men
of that post, who under his command went IN
pursuit of party of Sioux indians.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

BosroN, Sept. 1.-THE wife and daughter of
the Hon Nath'l p Borden, of Fall River died OF
cholera between Saturday morning and Sunday
night.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

7. z : I I = = T..
BALTIMORE, Sept. ll.-Thcre were 900 head
beef cattle offered to day x 800 sold at prices ran
ging from &, 50 to 1928 per loo pounds ON the
hoof, equal TO - $3.50 nett, averaging 1928
gross, showing % cents decline per I00lb There
were 300 head left over. Hogs sos II 5000 per
100 lbs. Sheep very plenty, and sales at 81 ,624
to 50 per head.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

Edmund =. Hunter, Esq, of Martnsburg, we
regret to learn, died suddenly at Berkely Springs
on Saturday last. lie was gentleman of great
worth and extensive popularity, known through
out Virginia as having been valuable member
Of the Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

A remarkable death occurred on Sunday in New
York. 1t appears that a milkman. Water Lynch
ON Saturday. while serving Mrs. Davis, in 18th
St, got into quarrel with her, struck at her and
broke pitcher which she held the pieces OF
which fell upon a small girl, named Mary Kim
card, and cut her head that she died OF the
wounds. Lynch arrested.
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(OAl
Goa l..

'OAL, COAL. GOAL.
v All persons wishing 10 supply themselves with
good nrtcle % Re,-ush Anthracite and Blum nous
Con for the winter srnsun will fluid it thciI interest
If the, leave hcr orders with tho under gned
possible; they viii be get their Coal by
Rchm md measure uni at lowest Richmond prices
including FIRE GIT and tolls. DAN'L 5. JASPER.
Q.Jt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

We desire to call attention To the above cilc lar
which forwarded to by Mes,rs. T. Barrela x
Brother. q the End inst.
In order the WAITS uf our country friends
the best possible, offer mt our warehouses
Rowletl, Wharf, Pure Peruvian Gnano direct from
the agents. at the OF $50 per 1000
lbs, tnr large small q antilles.
Parties unknown : giving orders accompanied by
cash, salts aclory city references will he promptly
tended to. ROWLETT, HARDY & co.
Ess. Also in Store, Mexican Guano at So, DeBug's
Superior Pl osphate of Lime, al siG.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

Mrs. Thomas II. Benton died in Washington
day or two since,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
A fairs in Canada.

The following dispatches give the latest in
telligence from the Canadian parliament:
QUEBEC, Sept. 9.-lt is reported that Sir Allen
McNab consents to make the secuarization of
the clergy a Government measure which
gives him the support of the Upper Canada
liberals, who have made John Welsh their
leader in the House of Assembly. Hincks can
not return TO power at present
Postmaster General Cameron retires to pri-
yate life.
QUEBEC, Sept. 1.-THE new Cabinet arrange
ments are nearly completed. Sir Allen MeNab
consents to adopt the entire programme OF the
late ministry, and leave the Lower Canada min
istry us it stands and give the Upper Canada libe
rails two seats i'll the Cabinet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

Sl0,UOU
he articles to be donated the close of the series
q" Concerts will be handed for distribution to
Committee appointed by the audience.
~ B-1 here will be 30C0 Presents, und eCeyg person
huynga Ticket to the Concerts rH recciDe Present.
n only three thousand per4ons will be admitted.
TICKETS to the Series OF Concerts be obtained
Of Is. J. FoLKEs, his Furniture Warelooms in Lynch.
hlrg, where the Furniture will be exlibite--of JOINS
I WRIGHT at his Jewclry Store, where the Jewelry
will be shown-tf d. R. LYMAs.nt his newly ftted-ur
Establishment, where the Sp cndid Piano and Harp
viii be exhibited; or by letter addressed either of the
nhove named gentlemen
The House and Lot included in the above number of
presents will be foand 10 the following des Grip
tiun
The Building is new; Of brick; covered entirely with
lin; contains IL rooms-which said can he rented
average of $50 per room, Students for the Uni
,crsity session OF nine months The situation is within
nbou 300 yards of the University Buildings Immediate
y on the Central Railroad.
clenr, unucurhered title will be given. with gene
al warranty.
Ia All the other articles named will be found to
combine beauty and elegance 10 be If the val
liable oder snd fliy equal tt description given.
To Persons wishing tickets should nuke immediate
application.
RADFORD, PRESTON & COMPANY.
mug | l-dl erlsept
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New York, Sept. IA dispatch from Buffalo
Just received states that the customhouse IN that
city on fire, with little prospect OF saving the
building.
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Fashionable Hats.
HOTEL TO LET.

(4s The subscriber having purchased the entire in
LIi; terest of Mr.. H. Bell, in the Gabell House, is
ILL desirou. IF dispensing of the same with all the
Furniture and SERVANTS for the reminder of tho wear,
No difficulty in obtaining further lease. This is de-
cidody the desirable location in The city for no.
tel. Apply soon to d. b. PHELPS.
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i OF futther particulars hddr"ss
JOHN. II. WINSTON.

Lyhchbnrg.
RFfERENcGs.-profn,,or McCiun, v, Harrison aud
Minor, University Of Nngipjt; Rev Il. l.. Dsbney.
Union The Seny; Rev. e, II. Compsron. Prince Ed
ward; Rev. J. D. Mitchell md Mr. ID. B. Payne Lynch
burg sen Oily 1inw2w
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ny ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THE llNDROMAGEN, OR WATERPROOF,
ANTI CORK SOLES,
MANUFACTURED by
llarc0urt, Bradley 4 Co.,

N Wa
- Market Street, Manchester
Principat Udreh0HSe, lU2 u God Street Cheap-
SIDE, London, England; inerieaH Establish
rents, b Ian Street & l02 Nassau Street,
Ne0 York, L. =.
llE iSrnnugen valuable discovery for proectu ny the
Lung discusses Without oetornE
Is III the farm ola r AMI shoe Its
melien"l character l. powerful nnlotr disease.
FOR gentlemen ID will lee onnd agreeable wnrm, healthy
10 Nehr IN tic coolest or Niue weather,
rome wet tth" lNdienmgeHis Inserted mny wear the
mhnmN whh' tonunpuan prevalent among the Young
country he thWn.gI Ivy
'htlief Sule'do "fesues the latter tho
Sife ma very unhealthy manner hse-
Wear 10 pedestrians Ia icy weather like india ruhbcrs While
latter cause the feet nnpPmr eNemey the
does not increase the size utr boot appear
untiS Iotmdren they extremely valuable. may
IN exercise with coinort
ptns no Hgh rs Ia nccl mention lntcs thoau who
Ih me n'm VIII hi Their ycnry doctors hl, much dmin.
khel thereby
As the llyromnven Is becoming more known m nlc Ia in
creang 10 nn almost incredible Inst ynnr In London
Manthest'f birmingham, Liverpool, glasgow Leeds Dublin
Paris Antwerp Hamburger, and er sncs reached LIZ
100 rhrs OF Cork S"e This year thr number will srpass
that
Ask the Faculty their opinion their value ms preventative
for Coughs Colds bronchitis, Asthma Consumption.
Mems s2c pr. pur "a ocuts
Ladies' du do 30
Hoy's Misses do % do
NollNEFrum the retail rrcs mike very liberal allow
hhe Ia Jolhers aud hucsalers, that sorekeopcr
maken fine profit their while they nra an article TINT
may be kept Ia ANY store among goods For terms
apply to nAkCoGRr BRADLEY N co,
sep la-'lhe'ln il Ann street, New York.
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IDEutgJVgAN tauANO.

4 PRICES REDUCED
ii undersigned, agents for the sac OF Peruvian
Gaano in Norfolk Va have this day received nsttuc
rions from Messrs r. 3nrroda Il Bra of Baltimore TO
reduce their prices Ia the following scnle viz:
For quantities less than QUO his, - cents per IL,
FROM | To tons as perton of = n00 H..
" 10 a." i7b 4"
% 80 lGI
Over so tons d6 "
Al their snIe. are by the short of 900 lbs, md
the prices above named ali cash and for delivery
only. They hive good supply on hnnd Mt present. and
viii give prompt attention 10 orders II com p0nied by
each or tisiHctory references.
SEP dSrIm HARDY 81 BROTHERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

FENRUNk LOST Dir STOIEN.-Tnkon
d through mistiao stolen from the Norvell Hnusr,
Wednesday lust between the hours of g-YDO1D
; ana 5,P NJ, large black Hand Trunk, E-dFyT1IVi
marked y. Agce'' on the end on pas board ~k~lIIJ
The trIn, confirms valuable papers, for which | will
sep dts j. AGEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
lNESTW GOD SCHOOL

w WI 81 1--WE
w lhis school Is located about three miles from
the city ul Lynchburg, ncurthe Va, x fenn Rnlroud
The next .es>ion viii commence the first Monday in
September AMI cont nue. ion ten months
The object OF the school j. rrcpare boys and Young
Tor college ANA afford To such do not wi. to
ncut the expense cJilcgilr o nsrut ton
opportunity of acquiring q cd classical and scientific
educntinn, including also thorough knowledge ol the
French ond Spanish Languages.
TERms-for boarding AMI tuition $50. PAYABLE, one
half uni the other hal the fret Of Feb
ruary.
Enr lt1llh.r ic1lnla l1...s
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POSTPONEMENT.
he above ct Concerts necessarily posip pom
ed until about ths middle of this month
RADFORD, PRESTON g. O
ept l-dScs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

CtPI'S TURPENTlNE, Lard Oil. Solar Oil, Just 10
- hand and for sale at j. II 1HOMPSON& co. S
New Drug stone. sep Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

The agents are prepared To make deliveries AT then
deposits in the different ports othe United States through
orders given by them in this city.
+. BARREDA & BROTHER
Baltimore, Sept. LIST, 1851
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
Grand Series of Concerts,

wv I'D De glVen IN Ito tUy oil LynrhHurg, COM
w nencing on the LIST Of September 1854.
Series of Beautiful Concerts
At the las oi which Will be given away To cach pur.
chaser Of ticket of the fuIlo"ng magnificent Ie
srnt.. Ticker. the Mhnlr .uriea only five dnars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14
CORN ME Al

CORN MEAL.
SA BUSHELS Fresh Ground CORN MEAL.
Il e1U just arrived, in store and for sale by
sep CTS LEE d. JOHNSON.