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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
MERCHANDISE At COST.
$4,000 worth of Dry Goods al Cost

1--WE subscriber intending Ia mike change in hi.
business III offer his entire stock pf good. nj
co Ut. fom th. dnie nnli some ime el,ut the l- 81
August which TN tn nauder will be 80 II aue-
This stock Is larsr and attractive, nasty af recent
purchases. n Il rn braces all tho newest style goods
such nsfioh huredp.en plaid eoIrre Silks ich feurs
plaid. warred and plain The Silk. fnulnfd aud India;
SILKS, hngnrnd and ta ClmlirS tissues, Berat nnd
Mou.ns all shad =. French Jucon~t- nnd Lawns. Cling.
hams Oh CANDY Muslus Canton Cape Bumhnzinc. Al.
rae "A. Debaze Robes. emhr idered and Plain Swiss
Mn'ln paid mud striped Musn, Camlre, Dimn
Ne French Work Collars Sleeves. Chiui.eits lan'kf..
Bands. Nc; Runnets, Bonnet Lnings aud hibhnn. {.
Corsetis. Mnrs'i Dmhy aud Grass Skirts; large
sia'k OF HOUSE furnishing eapdsnmt NJ whirh Mnsn
and Lice Curtains. Dnmnzk Mo- Gems, md Turkey red
Marsales and Dimiiy Quilts Linen aai Cotton Sheet
ing aud Pillow Cosc goods, Table Dumnsk. Fruit
aud Table Napkins, Towels. Diapers, Sc; Psna
and Table Covers, large stock OF Garriing, IT,
cents Ia the fines We Tapestry Rugs Crumb Cloths
Felor and Don Mat, Oh Floor CothA, NJ. Furniture
lads. Ticking bleachcd and brown Cotton. Coitoa
ohnahurgs and Burlars Al-o, Travelling Trunks Car
PET Sacks, School Snchcls aud Vai.es His stock Il
Genemen's Goods embraces genefa, assortment Of
Cloths. Cassimeics Ncstings Linen Diilling-, Gloves
Crnsuts, Collats Half Hose nc. T. gether with
riey ot al gonds usually found in dry goods store.
tie call from al in of CHEAP GOODS
aud particularly invites h friend. aud Gust
call and supply themsclv swith goods al erst.
Jun Ats JOHN I. DAVIS
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FLOYD CT. IIo., VA, MAY %

was taken sick early in the yer 1888 confined to
my bed six months: my VIII de nerv1ns system EN-
rely prnsrated. had almost wholly lot the oi my
limbs during that time was visited by seVeral phvr
clans of high stan ling, but with all their efforts grew
worse, nl became emaciated any one living
could be. My physci'ns th"n ad' i.ed me 10 visit the
Ales hany Springs. | did carried Their, on my
bed being unab stand sit up us"d the water about
ten days. commenced improving at once; md was finally
restored to health have HESITATE in saying
owe my restoration health entirely to the If this
water, aud ! believe had it been for this powerful
ugen, | would now ha, been la the gave
HIRAM HUFF.
ur dtu&fri-cwth-rs
EY9 Lynchburg Republican, Richmond Wing aud
Examiner and Z tersburg Int igencer cory.
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Keep Cool!

fINHg best way to keep cool, this hot weahe is IT,
get supply of thnso linen Shirts aud Drawers OF
Dave, and Jones make. Also hand, Cotton Shirt.
with Linen bosoms. Jeans Ora tiau-e UNDERSTANDS
Byron and other Collars. Linen. 81 H. and Cotton and
Merno and Cotton Half Hose hin Cravats. Louton ar
Chinese Tics &c, &c. CT t.is, Cassnere, Vest
ings nnd goods for Of the best mikes and
fashionable AIDES, always hand. which will he
made up order by h'n,iose Page.
My small expenses whl enalle to sell all the a.
bove IA ;ow ~ Goods that GoodS bo ougb
any where. Try ma WIN, PAGE.
iuu 20 dinif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
Summer Mail Hours.

n future, all mails leaving this Office, (exccrt the
l. Richmond and Northern.) will be regularly closed ut
precisel, "A quarter after o'clock p. The Ri hmond
and Northern ill., br4cing oil letters and paper-
Ri nm nd and the Northern and Southern States will
ne closed precisely az O'clock. After these hours.
nothing will posilioeiy be mailed except il of ex
treme and unqIestionable necessity.
may l8.ts no. II, GLASS 7. NJ.
FRsPep. copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
: SATURDAY NIGHTS MAILS.
..,IoNT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

-.n,foNT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
ltMna"rprL.IER. July H. 2. NAT the Union
h.',;on. the Hon. Lawrence Branard, Free
C ens,nt presided, aided by Vice Presidents
pell, ,be various political parties. Among the
rem Iintions was one christening the new party
rfsoa.'pannblican Party" The Convention nom
the Don. E. p. Walton, of Montpelier, for
I..srnor. Rylandt Fletcher, of Cavendish, for
gt.o'.,onant Governor, and Mr.. Bates. of North
iA ~ Car Treasurer At the close of the pro-
nsiI 9;ngs. the Free Democratic and Temperance
Invention re-essembed and ratified the nomi-
o,:,ns of the Union Convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
Desirable Family Residence for Sale

IN Saturday at ernonn, the 18th August viii be sold
~ without reserve. desirable Brick Dwelling, with
an of ground attached. situated in the neig hbor
hood o MI. ID. i. Recess. The house has been lately
built with all the modern nprov 'ments, ,nd is an
excelelt state OF repair. The ground is highly cuva
ted with spring of good wager the dwelling 1t
being he derrnnation of tar the prop
erty will be offered AT great bargain pr,vae snr
until thu day above named. when il not sold it will he
sold ut public auction witht For part cunrs
&c..hppy to c. RICHARD PHELPS,
july ll-2tnwtaans N5nug Aurt'r,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17

We cheerfuly recommend the water 81 the Alle hany
Springs believing, as we d., that there il water
which has been discovered thai claim the high
is this can. We have had frequent opportunities of
witnessing the wonderful cures sl"cted by il ia Ne'-
YOU. and CLianeous diseases, and long standing and
confirmed cases of Dyspepsia. We have no hesitation
in recommending to persons afflicted with amy Of the
above Diseases ur vi hive been suffering from my de-
raneement of the stomach liver. We believe its
medical qualities unsutp passed by any kn water
JAMES NJ. q. KENT. NJ d.
SAML A. Nc JONkEY, VI. ID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17

would beg lrave call the attention Of the public
letter written by distinguished phy sician, WHO is hm-
sell most skiliul player, and has welded his H.
many lends, the banks Of the Seine Is well us in the
mel phborhood Of the Hudson.
"Billards consider of the u,efui, ms it is
the a-cinating OF all gnmes good e,e. steady
and, Judgement aud practice the requirements for
excel Graceful aud sing il has il
fractions for all clnsses of society To the mechanic il
is usefl for it serves relaxation from his daily
bodily tod the merchant aud the professional nnn
business is rccessarly less scdentary, il
especially recommends il aelf. firstly, n rrlaxniion
Secondly. far the exercise which accompanies IT, To the
invalid an hypoc l"nriac il l. beneficial: il
n nbstiactpn from needless it njurious trains
of thoug and the invalid the exercise is OF gen
lie n ch ractcr if MOI INDUCED for grent night
of lime hn il be otherwise than useful. have
frequently RECON- ended Billiards to individuals who
sought tor something which would com zine
pleasure with benefit, and have invariably found ii
give satisfaction"
I'm conclusion, Talbot would say the public, when
hs receives pay for game Of ], II ar Is he does
blu hfor y0u may assured hatthe player has had
his moneys worthand am not receiving than my
lr1ful dues. Gully l-ts)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
SALEM Roanoke Co., Mny %. i

take pleasure in saying that, from what llnve wit
messed of the effect. of the of the Allegheny
Springs in my own family and from the statements Of
Others EMIT ed to full confidence, who used it,
regard il as a most valuable tonic and alternative, pecu
lialy suited to the secretons and lost tore ct
the stomach IN of DYSPEPSIA, to invg hrae tn sys
tem and that distressing train J nervous sys-
tenn so often connected with dscnse of long s'nnding
and general debility. JNO II. GRIFFIN, NJ. ID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
Positive Sale of Stock, Dry Goods, Hardware
GrDCeIies Rc

IN Wednesday nng the 18th inst, commencing
" hi oclork on Market street. | will sell without
he least reserve large and extens assortment of
Dry Goods Hardware, Hats Shoes Cutlery Grocer es
liquors Cigars. Nc, the entire effects OF concern
dec lining business
The ubove stuck has been purchased in the las, few
months and embraces many desirable and seasonable
goods well worthy the atent on ofthe tlude
TERMs-All ums under $50 cash, over so sixty
days credit, 500 four months credit fol approved
paper q RlCHD PHELPS, Aact'i.
iuy Ii tIs
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NEW CONCERN.
GEORGE M. RUCKER a CO.,
LYNCHBURG, VA.
V,,Ix, lnRA

TNIE subscribers on the lst day of July 1854,
Il oiuted themselves together under the style aud firm,
If George NJ Rucker 4 Co., ior the purpose Of conduct.
ing \, neral DIR, Go ia business. They will occupy
the store aud will k,ep the cnss OF Goods
formerly kept in the H"u Tho stock of goods kept
will always be large aud well assorted aud such the
wnnts of customers may Indicate They respectfully beg
continuance nf thepatronnge heretofore 40 literally be-
slowed upon tho House. and will strive 10 dcssrye the
confidence Of the pnironisne public by always selling
GOOD GOODS, and ut FAIR LIVING PRICES
GEORGE NJ RUCKER.
JOHN V. WHEELER.
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Quitting the Dry Goods Business.

mo J. PURVIS An'r. owing TO circumstances be-
- ypnd his CONTROL has determined nban lon his
present business He has up sarJsof years lrnse upon
The house. 1t is Justly considered The best stand
in Lynclburg for any Hi DIT business. He will give up
the lease once any who wll take with it the
VIII lie or II oart oi the stock af goods.
In the meantin q. he viii commence this dny - run
of the stock rapidly possible, privntr saIe for
C0sh he stock is well II consisting all kinds
If goods suitable for Ladies'. Gcrtemcp. Ghs Boys md
Children Being nnxions To close up the concern as
speedily possible his whole stock will be sold with
out much regard 10 cost.
+. S-Any bnsors. ma wishing 10 secure thi, stand
had ctter apply eury Is possible
july lsf JOHN J. PURNIS, Ag't,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
CONGRESSIONAL Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-The Senate has pass
ed the bill appropriating $6O0,O00 as com
meneement for the new war and navy department
buildings. and for finishing the treasury depart
ment building. A bill granting sections of land
for railroad from New Orleans to Mobile was
also passed. The Homestead bill was amended
after some discussion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
MoNraoMERY Co, Va. May 25.

From my knowledge and ovseI vntnn, hase no hest
saying that the OF the ehany Springs
is equal il NOT superior any IN use IN mony cnses
particularly remarkable cases OF Dyspepsia, Derenge
of Liver, any derangem Mt whatever oi 'liges-
live organs; aid believe no has high r claim
npon public confidence. JACOB KENT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
EXCITEMENT
$4,000 TO 10000 Dollars Dry Goods.

Al COS l.
COMPRISING splendid and well assorted stock
~ which the subscriber II This dns will offer
These gonts lre-h fashionable, aud truly worthy the
attention of even, buyer, eho is now may be In
of goods ion pre~nt uture
They oil red because as fashiondbie to sell NJ
COST M Il II may be- long time before nooher value
bic stock will be offered la The purchase Il public in
the way. advise all my iiiends and cu lomera
To come and get nll they will for immediate or
prospective consumption.
| need attempt list of all tie articles. 1t il
khoan thu my Il OK /. always tho lnrges'. nm be4t
assorei in the upper country 1t quite complete
JOHN q. MEEM.
iune 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17

In the House, Committee was appointed on
the mail steamer frauds. The committee repor-
ted that no frauds had been committed, but that
the mail steamer had been of immense expense to
the Government. A number of private bills were
nassed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
MASSACHUSETTS, WING CONVENTION

BosroN, July l3--The Wing State Com"It-
ga have issued a call for State Convention to
tee na'o Fan;enl Hall on the 10th of August, 20
m'es :" State officers and express the senti
no',,,'' IF the Wings of Massachusetts upon the
antons issues arising out of the repeal of the
.I;s.a,ri Compromise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17

60 NOTICE-Ah owner, Of Dogs ~ shuts Ia The
AAciiy ule h,r,by notified to come forward with
IN ten days. pay imposed upon Them by an ord'
nance and uoe4re the necessary icen'e To sep mem
i'm SIS VA. D. BRANCH. Mayor.
futher time of 10 days is given to owner, of Dogs
to take nut licenses If not token out in that iimasteps
will he taken 10 impose tie fine for such failures
n, 2t-ts WM D. BRANCH, Mayor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17

WAsHINGroN July 13.-The Senate to-day
confirmed the nominations of Henry E. Wood, of
N. H.. as Consul to Beyrout, Syria; James 5.
Miller. of n. c.; Collector of Wilmington, n. c.,
vice VIM. C.. Bettencourt resignsd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
vrpuoNT TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

uONTPELIER. July 10 7 NC IeIbPtTHIce CUII-
.antion decided to make separate State nomina-
,.ans. and nominated the Hon. Lawrence Brai-
ID of ST. Alhans, for Governor, and f. Z, Wal
~. l"N of Montpelier, for Lieutenant Governor
The Convention then adjourned till the afternoon,
- await the action of the Free Soil Union Con
..ntnn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
NOTICE The BILLIARD SALOON cal,

NJ Office The BILLIARD SALOON establishment
~ lately carried on this CT lay Talbot Il Potter is
thi. duy Dissolved by nutuni consent. We return our
thanks fir ends an the public general for III ir
liberal patronage All per indebted 10 the concern
will en- | on Talbot an Tile th.i littlc momorundums
Tulbot Will settle all the debts of the rsablishmeet
TALBOT H. POTTER.
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Allegheny Springs.

'INHlS Watering Place - situated in tho comfy of
Montgomery. V6., "a miles rom the Va. & Tenn
Railrnnl, som" 81 mic' the city of Lynchburg
and within ID m les Of the beautiful village at Chris
tanshnrg; Immediately Il anks nj the Roanoke
River; and Is surrounded ny the most beantfl and
lovely scenery in the Union. The improvements
ARE all new having been erccle within the last 10
months, and ARE ol the most conf, table rharacter.-
The water is known yet to miind exteit but his
been sufficiently tested 10 justify the Proprietor, in
ing To the public their hoaei c,nvicion. thu the use
i will entirely reli and permanently cure my ore af
nicted with Nerpons Cntaneous Diseases y-prpsa or
any disease originating fir I'm tisordrd of the
mach liver We might say much rs 10 the efficacy
tf this water but Wishing be accused .. attempt
ing puff into tice, have thought best to annex
a lew cri6cntes from lrmen of the very hi hest
character, who hive hal t- good effects cit Il,
siinted in their cases. or have Witnessed il in thai
of others. This place is OF EASY ACCESS. ~ persons
come within 81 miles on the Of the Va. II Tenn.
Raroad where they will he met by first lass nch
10 convey them Ia the SPRINGS: the pIoprictors having
made arrangements with Mr. + +. Wills. p lite and
accomuointiD ggeutemsn, to correct bis coach with
cachttan. He will have safe and accommodating Dir :
We will be ready Ieceive visitors hy the LIST
da, of June. Rooms. il spoken for, reserved.
HOLT. COLHOUN Il co.
N -Perso~s sending ior after the Isl dry of
June will be charged for it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
CHRIsrIANsBuRo, May 25, 1851

CHRIsrIANsBURG, May g. 1851
With pleasure do hereby testimony oihe
tive property of the Of the Aileghany Springs-
In the summer of 1910 health failcd, from Dyspep.
STA lnd gestion which in despite of the prescription
OF the bel physicians in tn land. grew Ia 1871
visited the Gruyson Sui hnr Springs. but 'thout any
h,nef. Tint Full ! WINS aiv sed to abandon, for a
TIM. my profession and irave' whcn did for Dearly
year consulting the best physicians could meet with.
In 1874 visited the Saratoga and sharon Springs
Y, aud used their FOR four months returning in
thu fn without the slightest hopes the pnrt OF my
friends that could live through the winter ] was n
breathing skertoni l. 1874 visited Il q " bite Sui
phur Springs and though WIS slightly improved In
the nontir OF July, IA, fecomr ended To attend
the Allegha Spring which was ut that time wholly un
known Spring for any curative qualities it possess
ed. To my great surprise, found 1t /" cunt lin power
u mineral properties. and after "shg IL three weeks.
found myself greatly improved. In August | returned
und the f,r three weeks @, and improved
beyond any thing ! could hive hoped for. My i'm.
pioyement continued though thai ycnr; me next sum
| again drank the water fn 5 or q weeks, and um
healthy have no hesitation IN believing
that this a powerful and principal agent IN
Ter rovidencp myiestoration to health. My cxtm
ordinary recovery attracted attention this mud
| have sin kuows many very remarkable cures ct
fecied hv itsu.e in confirmed ID snep-a. be-
lcve it the very hest mineral water upon has earth.
ELI PHI LEGAR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
CboJero nj Sea

New ORLEANS, July 1.-THE bark Tivoli o
Newport from Chagres, is below, the Captain
having died of cholera. The crew all down
with the Chagres fever.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
To Il0IlSe-RniIderS.

HSA BOXES FRENCH GLASS, all sizes just
L,)ND received from the French Importers. mud
o the best brands. For 4ae low-"-ipn -, the golden
lock-" SIMPSON BRO.
Also ON h,nd very large nssortmcnt OF BuiLDING
MATERIALS Of every dscrrtinn in general nsa.-
rhoSr wishing To pur hase such articles will find it
their interest to cali y. n BRO.
itt,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
East Tennessee Flour.

rINO arrive in IA few lays. by Iaroad (,he first sam.
l. pr) 100 Sacks East Tennessee Flour which will Dc
sold in quantities 10 suit the trade
July l2-ls b. f. SACKErT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
Death Of an eminent In,Duer,

BUFFALoE, July 12.-Samuel Barstow, al
eminent lawyer of Detroit, and lately U. S. At
torney of Michigan, died here to day, after q
short illness.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs.
Fare from Lynclburg

To Lexington,.-.$4 p 70 White Sui pJur.. 50 so
eek Alum......3 so " Sweet and Red :. 3 90
Warm & Hot Sp'gS-.5 CO. q" Daggers Springs 80
OUR Packrt Bouts leave Lynchhurg, for Burhanan,
~ daily Is irdays "pted) at "a n, aud arrive at
p m Returning leave Buchanan, daily, MT m (Sun-
dny4 excepted) and arrive in Lynchnurg. ut p IN
At North River the Boats ect with daily line OF
Stages for Lexington. Rock and Bnth Ala y, Warm and
otSprings; Glmers Mi with the stage for ,tnr
al Bridge and Blu h,nan with lines to the White
sulphur: one by the SWEET and the other by Dagger
Snrniys.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
Low Fare from Lynchburg to Richmond:
THREE DOLLARS!

ON and after hs Iuih July. our Bouts will leave
L-n,hbu,g Tor Richmond, iri-weekly viz: Tuesday,
Thursday & saturday,a m. or directly after the az
rival OF the Western Passengers from Lynchburg
are two night and day the Boats; md those
who La We busi"e in Richmnnd, without lossns
time save So So by taking th. route. For Chnrottes
VILE tri weekly coaches connect in Scorsviri leave
nthburg at p m, arrive in Cha looesyiIle xt day
at m. BOYD, EDMUND u DAVE no II.
Jul,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17

Death Of En- President Of Venezueia.
New YORK, July l3.-De Vargas, ex-Presi-
dent of Venezuela, died this morning in this city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17

NEW FLOUR NEW FLOUR of the best
L Y 'ality, in racks, for sale AT
JULY l7-t> LANGHORNES MILLS.
GSn REV AkD-Ranawuy from the sub
DCO scr'her the Sd inst, bright mulatto man
named ALEXANDER about 23 years of age. He il
what il monty called s.bone man; v-ry Il;
has down look; has brown huir somewhat in lined
friz curle and is ais much freched. IL is very prob
able he pass a white iran, he il very bright -
| will give reward Of $40. if taken within fifteen
twenty miles of Lyncihurg; S95, ftakcn between th't
distance and one hundred miles, $50 beyond one
hundred miles. w. II. MOUNfCASTLE.
iny 2.dh,ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
Death Of Rep. T,ouiS Dlpipbf.

BosToN, July 12-The Rev. Louis Dwight,
secretary of the Massachusetts, Prison Discipline
Society, died this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17

The Billiard Saloos will be continued t) Talbot nj it.
present locality, convenient plnce in the
city, where shall be pleased In whit all those who
may think proper TO give me their custom.
Jun 9d-d4t MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
From Birmingham and Sheffield.
BUSINESS NOTICE.

hOShNESS NOIhCE.
II Is. PAINE having given Mr.. Camillus Chri
-. tim nm interest i1 his Book nnl Stationery e
nbli-hmcnt, the business will from the LIST July. be
Quoted under the At, 10 and firm OF Payne Il Christian
ID. Il. PAYNE,
CAAilLLUS CHRISTIAN
Z. Sour accounts will be presented every
nontha csom III July
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
WcsTwOOD SCHOOL.

THIS school IL locsted about three miles from tho
city of L,nchbui r, neai Tho Va. n Tenn. Railroad.
The session will commence the hrst Monsy In
September and continue Tor ten months
Tho cot the schnol L. prepare boys aud young
for eRe ard IL Afford 10 such do mol wish 10
inenr the expense olegac II instruction,
opportunity Of acquiring good classical and scientific
ednca ION including al-o thorough knowledge OF tho
French and Spanish Language.
TERss-Fnr boarding anil iuitinn $3.50, pay abls ote-
hn entrance and the ether ef the frat of Feb
faary.
For further parcula.s nddress .
JOHN II. WINSTON
at i.,ncbbutg.
Rkrrasscrs-Pr,lr ssor. MrGnar,. Harlan anil
Minor. University al YirR MIA; Rev X. i. Dabney,
unun Thee Srm',; Rev. II II. Com astnn. P,ince Ed
ward; Rev J. d. Mitchell and Mr. d. u. Payne Lynch.
burg lluly T.w dso
Rrpuhli an copy 1t sest
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
Building Lots at Auction,

ON Tuesday afternoon. the 18Th INST. we we will #
" for fer snlr, To e,se rnr"ershiP, valuable build
ing Lott, situate the Turnpike, the se OF uur
former Factory These lots desirable for tase wish.
ing build small tenemenls, seeking investments in
real estate. DUDLEN x JOHNS
Terms nude known day of .ur.
WIN II. Mn.BY, Auc'tr.
Immediately after the abnve sale will sell a cry De.
srahIc building Lot conAinng one acre. in the neigh
borliobd o he above Lots
july ID ids. WM H. MOS BY, Auct