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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-18
THE Burns Riot nj BOSfon.

BosroS, July l5.-The Grand Jury of the
Municipal Court this morning made report o
their action in relation to the riot aud attempt tc
rescue the fugitive slave Burns from the custody
of the United States Marshall, on the night Of
the 18th of May, when they were driven back
after killing Jas. Batchelder.
The Jury presented bill containing four
counts against Walter Bishop, Thos. jackson,
Martin Stevell, John Morrison, Samuel Proud
man, Walter Phenix, John Wesley, and Read
Thomas W. Higgnson, as follows
LIST. That on the Goth of May last, they, with
some 800 other persons to the Jurors, unknown,
did unawfutly assemble together in a manner
that constituted riot.
3D. That on that occasion they disturbed the
place, and committed an assault on Sullivan w.
Cutting.
3D.. That they made attack upon the Court
House, and
4th. That they began to demolish the Court
House in an unlawful manner.
Bishop, jackson, Stowell and Morrison were
arrested ON this indictment, and pleaded not gull
ty. The other parties will probably appear in
Court ON Monday or Tuesday, when a day of
trial will be fixed.
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WATERING PLACES.
Dagger's White Sulphur Springs.

'hls i"'ghtial neeling pat = sitnataa an lie eo,n.
n ~ ca BbetourI 10 miles nntth al nnnl annn H.,
Ifeseht rminus al navigation JafHr, River a.
hansw n tana, tttre beng ccninuna. line II Pack.
els tfam Richmond al Lsnchburs to TIM p4r,l ana an,
,ae IN 1eimt toad leu,ling from 1,nchhu 9 to tho
Hilts oaip.'u IN the county ul Greenlfirr i. NV
op ned tar the reception ofvisers
ahe emeacN oi ihswater u curing lnanv f,i,ns of -
eas- AMI ~ hraeins. I'M iga ting eecl upon lrebn
aaasined parsons, .nttc IL H. the special notice ri
me Nho Visit the mountains Tor health; - the i,.u
llnl 81 ny by which u Is surrounded aud tho yn,e,,
~ nnsen" l. tut nre alar' may u.l, Ella IN a pas.
lns call Train th"se WHO ale ia search ol peasur,
lhefroprotor esatetul for he liberal patronage h.
ms heretofore receiv ii, hegs leave assure the puh
TIA his accommodations ~ the III Sui season are nm
1in nnd II the h,sl class. His TABLE and BAR nre
inf'ishei with 'hc best tn, bud nturl. and every nj
ten I'm viii be pm hy himself un assistants To III
comfort and "rloynsni af Guests.
lie Stages connect regularly with the Bout. nj Bnrl,.
annn pa,sng by he-e Springs tho White sulphur n.
nlso with the Va n Tenn. Railroad ut Buf,ri's va
Ba s..anan
= auu's ny W. "eek.----, --.......--.. 50 90
horsrs da=..... 4 M
10 month";. 1850 -....-. 10 Oh
Children and Servants HALF rRtee orhcr charges
IN map nion +. \ HATCHER
Jun H. ISc2m-
10 Richmond Wing. Examiner aud Petersburg Intel
'gena coy weekly Tor xix wcoks aud forward tLrir
- hi4 larp
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Building Lots al Auction.
FUTURE DAYS.
The LanghOrne Mills for Sale,

Nv IN 10 The lairm state OF my kenlth siall, ON
" the premises, Wedne sday 26th Julv NJ nIciion
offer for Sale that we'll known MILLING PROPERTY.
situated within the corporation of I,ynchhure INN,
dintely upon tn james River X kanayha Cnunl mud
eonfieuousto the Depot Of The Virginia and Tenne see
hail hond The abave property contains one and five
"ighls at al mere OF land; upon which i i uat~d Il
lLrgr Manufacturing MIL with SIX Run ol Bur, Stone.
napabie of grinding $50 barJels of -four per n.y. Tn.
machinery Is of Cast tun Of the most approved tf.
terms, aud every thing about the premises in The os
perfect olIer. Attached In the Touring mills are the
Corn and Piaster Alis both having lnrge custom
Upon the premises there j. good Aliller's HoI-o
Coopers Shop and all necessary outhousc.
Ample arrangements have been made tor the cnsung
seas nj I'll the necessary labor employed an nhunda
supply of barrel. aud barrel ial prnvdcd Such T..
the stV1nn of the rp rty thai purchaser would not
be subjected days deny in putting the mills in ope
ration.
TERM'-One.foarth the purchase money PAYABLE
within months one-omth 10 years, with personal
ity and he remainder 10 years without personal
sec r'ty, AID lien retained upon the property 10 Sc
the deferred payments. The interest nn the defer
Ted lymens To be made quarterly
For further pnrt enars ly In Jno s. Langhorne at
the mills the undersigned, alGlover Dale Boietonri.
July lS Its HENRY =. .ANGHORNE.
Richmond Wing md Petersburg Intel gencer copy IDS
aud charge / Office
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CONGRESS -FRIDAY.

crxATr.-Sevcral bills we've passed, among
,bich were the bill provide for the postal ser
.:ao in California, and Oregon and Washington
Wv ,ri,ories the bill authorizing the extension and
',,,iot;on of the Treasury building, &c, and
m iant resolution providing for the distribution
',ro - n,orks of Thos jefferson.
oi M NV homestead bill was taken up and discuss
NV A a, clock, when the Senate adjourned.
{" n 9l,,.s OF REPRESENTATIVE MIR. Cumming,
ia",,a introduced bill authorizing contracts
on .ho conveyance of mails from New York to
' 'o norris in Europe. Sundry private Senate
LII wore referred to standing committees. The
Snnata hill for re-examing the accounts between
tLa T. states and the State of Maryland was re-
farred 10 the Committee of Ways and Means
T,ho ranort of the select committee of enquiry in
T., The alleqed frauds i'll the mail steamship ser
,ico was laid on the table and ordered to be print
al Raports of private nature were received
from the committees and referred. On motion
a Mr.. Cobb. all business unfinished at the end
Of ths session was ordered to be proceeded with
n the next session the same as if no adjournment
had taken place. The House went into commit
Tee ON the private calendar, and postponed the
consideration of the Colt patent extension BILL
The committee afterwards rose and reported sew
en- private bills to the House. The joint resolu-
ton providing for the distribution of the works
of Thos. jefferson was passed; and the House
then adjourned.
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Quitting the Dry Goods Business.

No. j PGRVlS, A"'r, owing Ia circumstances be-
- you'd lis contr"l, has determined 10 nbnn Ion his
business Tie has up snrts Of yearsien upon
he house is iu.tly considered The besI stand
in L,nchurg forany III ri business. lie will give up
the lease, nj once tony who will take with it tho
VIII ,r u OF the stock nf goods
In the meantime. he will commence this dny run
of the soc. npdly possible, private snle for
Cash The stock ia well as,oit 4 consisting NIL kinds
of goods suitable for Ludes Gentlemen Grls. Boysand
Children. Being anxions close up the concern ~
speedily possible his whole stock will be SOLD with
out much regard 10 cost
L. S-Any busines. ma wishing TO secure this stand
hndl cucr appyas earlyas possible.
July lsif JOHN j. PUR Is, Agt,
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pv YESTERDAYS MAILS.

nsath of Governor Coo w Townes, Of ee oreia.
The many friends aud ncquaintanees of this
.,ntleman residing in Petersburg and the SUR
ge',o1ng counties, will learn with regret that he
Is no more
IA of the deceased.) received a telegraphie
ira.nateb ON Saturday, announcing the melancholy
Intelligence He breathed his last ON Saturday
orninr. about 10 O'clock at his residence in the
town of Macon.
Gov. rownes was gentleman OF great intel
,;,,ence. and almost unbounded popularity. He
.n,'snresented his district in the Congress of the
i1pi,ed States for several years, and was elected
Cnyernor of the State a few years since, defeat
;ng for the distinguished Office the highly popu-
lar lar and celebrated General CLINcn. He married
in the county of Chesterfield many years since, a
Iaagbter of the late Hon. JONI WINSTON JONES,
and was known and esteemed by very large cir
oIe of friends and aequain'ances in that county
and also in this cty.-Petersburg Express
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Keep Cool!

TUE best way to keep cool tis hot wealho Is to
got "A supply those linen Shirts aud Drawers of
Dnvic' md Jones' make. A4,, hnnd, Cotton Shirts
with Linen bosoms Jeans Ora ers Gau-e Undershiris
Byron and other Collars Linen. six, md Cotton, ind
Merno aud Cotton Half HOSE. Thin Crayns Louon ar
Chinese Tics, &c, &C. Oh LIS, Dassimere, an Vest
ngs and goods for summer Of the best makes and
fashionable s1ndrs always hnnd which will be
made up n order by Ambrose Page.
Ny snn expenses will enable sell all the a.
bovc rs ,aw Is Goods Hat are Goods he nugli
any whcte. Try me WIN. l.. iAGE.
iuu % dImf
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MERCHANDISE AT COST.
$4,000 worth of Dry Goods at Cost! |!

VIE subscriber intending Ia mike change in hia
business. nj uiicr his entirn stock ri good. at
co'i helatals dttc unit sometime about the lsl 81
August whleh tn tae nainder will be 20 Il nue.
ton
This seek Is aree and attractive. mn.tl, Of recent
purchases i tHh braces nh the n,wrst style o. nds
such hsfoi hafeplan piaid. eaiore Silks, igh fgurs
PLAID, wafred aud plain lllau Silk uulad und lndin
SILKS, hugured and plain Chnes issues. Benf es and
Mou.na I'll shud =, French laenn~t ind Lawns Cling
hams olRandY Muslins Canton Grape. Bomhazine. Al.
rar'n, pshaiAe Robes. emhr dered aud rlan swi.-
MUSLIN paid aud striped Muslin. CAM RE, Dimn
Ne trenrh Nalk Culnrs Sleeves, Ohinirtts Han'kf,
Bands &ei Runnets, Bonnet Lnings and tibhnn.,
summer Manles n ades. Hosiery aud Gloves, French
oor,r,ts. Mnrseiles, Dmiiy aud Grass Skirts, large
stock ct House hnni.hng gaodsnmt whirhu Null
and Lree GHf3ai8s, Damask Mo Gems, aud lufky rcd
Mafsales aud Diniy Quilts Linen and Cnuan Sheet.
ing aud Pillow Cpse gaada. Table Damesk Fruh
aud Table Napkins, Towels, Diapers, &c; P,sno
and Table Covrrs;a large stock o CBrreine ir1m ten
cents Ia the tnes' We Tapestry, Rugs, Orumh 5oiha,
fal!or aud poa, Mat, Oh Floor Cloths, az. Furniture
ialds Tieking hlcacled and brown Cotton, Cotton
osnahufgsand Burlups. Al-o, Travelling Trunks, Chr.
pct Sacks. Schonl Sotchels and Vai.es. Ills stock e
6emcmen's Goods embraces genera, assortment of
Cloths Cpssimeics, Ncstnas Linen billings. Gloves,
GruvHts Collars Half Hose &c T,gelhes with va.
rletl oi al gnods usuully found in dry goods
Heasks call from all in of CHEAP GOODS
and particularly invites hi friends and cust umers to
call aud supply themselv swith goods
jun ss JOHN T. DAVIS.
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SALEM Rnnnnkc Co. My %. 1851.

take pleasure in saying TINT, from whnt hive wit
messed Of the effects Of the ot the Allegheny
Springs in my family, ami from the statements III
others EMIT ed to ulI confidence, who used it,
regard it as a most valuable tonic and alternative, pecu
linly suited the secrotons and lost tore Ct
the stomach in of D, @pra inyg rate tn sys
TEN and remove that distressing tnin II nervous sys
ter so often connected with disease of long Standing
and sepernl debility JNO Il. GRIFFIN, NJ. d.
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$22,5OO worth of Dry Goods nj Cost.

fHNliE subscriber wishing 10 convert many Of hts
goods ns possible into money, hps determined g.,
otter Tor the reminder ufthe srnsnn, hi. entire stock
Of Dry Goods nj COST.
Ills stock comprises every article usually kept in tho
dry goods line His 'orlinent of black and colnrcd
Silks aud Dress Goods ofevers description /. unusually
large for he season, aud il We worthy tho attention nl
every person who may wish goods on sueh favorable
terms.
His tren lsnn the ruhlir generally requested to
call ond examine for Themselves.
Regular customers (should they prefer it, will lac sup
piled with goods on the nsnn ter M.
PHILIP W. PAYNE.
I. ) My stock of Oarpeting Is quite lntge and
mostly of this Springs purchase. linn Its
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MnSTGanFpY ca. Va

We cheerfuly recommend the wnter ri the Allie. hnny
Springs believing, as We d., d nj there j. no winter
which has been discovered thar claim the high
is this IN. We hive mad frequent opportunities oil
witnessing the wonderful cuio, tiaeieh by il ia Me-.
YOU. and CLiancnus Diseases aud long standing aud
confirmed cases of Dyspepsia. We hive no hesitation
in recommending pcrsons afflicted with any Of the
above discusses ur hive been suffering from any de-
raneement OF the stomach liver. We believe lis
medical qualities unsurpassed by any kn,wn wnrer.
JAMES NJ. G. KENT. NJ d.
SAM'L A. Nc 1ONKEY, NJ D.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WEsTWOOD sCmOOI.

FIsnlS school l. locsted about three miles from tho
4 city of Lynehbnr lhs Va. n Team. RailroHd.
The session will the fret Monday in
September aud eoniinue Tor ten months.
The object the school IL TO prepare boys aud young
ron for college. md In afford to such NJ do wi-b
incur the expense nf collegiate Of instruction.
opportunity Of acquiring good classical and sieriife
ednea ion Including also ihnrough knowledge oil the
freneh and Spanish Languages.
Tfnss-Far boarding aai tuition, 50. pa, abb,
half entrance and the tther alf the first OF Feb
ruary
For further particulars address
JOHN II WINSTON
NJ Lynchhnrg.
RrrERrSces Protectors Metln0e, Harrison anil
Minor diversity oil Yire min; Rev. u T.. Dabney.
Union Theo. Sem'H Rev Il H. Gomnstan, Prince Ed
mafdi Rev. j. ID. Mitchell and Mr. d. u. Payne. Lynch.
burg fiuly 7.w dee
Rrrnhli ,nn ennY La sent
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sz-9=54s1t TIE UNDERSIGNED will in future
-.-=aAss.. LLuu.- Lri.,....Ll Il. h. ~

s-=z4A-se-s Coacu tri.weehly be .seen Floyd
ca H". Chfistian-burg.
Love Fnyl Co lio at 6 m, nrrv' Christian g.
burg ut 10 m sumo day. Leuye Cnstiansburga at r.
on l uesnv aud arrive at Floyd Co. IIo at p II.
Leave Floyd Co. II ID IN ON ednesday. aud arriv,
at hii,uuns5utg nj II IN same dev. Leave Christians
burg at - NJ on Thursday, aud arrive at Floyd u. Hn
p m same lay Leave FoydCn. lio. Ga Fri
day. aud arrive Christinnshurg Il m. ,ame day.-
Leave ChrI>tiansbulg at II Saturday, pnd nri,c
at Ployd Co. llo. p II, day.
IL" Goa Ia will connect regularly three times woe,
with tine the Va. Il Tenn Railroad. Skiltl
divers will be procured will leave effort L r.
SIP red to give satisfaction travellers.
julyII w4w JAS GARDNER.
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NOTICE.

1--WE subacrber associated with him In business, IN
the ist day ofJuly 1884 Mr. Jno. ". Wheeler
/ business OF tin will be conducted un.
,ier the atty ana firm OF GEi RGE Nj. RU JkER a.
co. In making this change IL busines- take occasion
Ia retnfn thuuks my friends aud the public for the
very liberal patronage 81 kindly bestowed upon mo
while alone aud now beg. In bohaf oil the concern,
the patronage which will be heir highest aim de-
All persons having claims against win peaso pre-
them Immediately lor settlement, ana those inobt-
ed will obliRe very much by coming forward and set
ding at their earliest possiblc convenience.
GEORGE NJ FUCKER
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ALLEGHENY Springs,

Wis Watering Place A. situated in thu county Of
d Montgomery, VII, 81 miles tho Va & Tenn
Railroad, some 30 mile. OF Tia, city OF LynchhurR
and within 10 IA les of the beautiful village of Chris
tianshnrg; Immediately Il anAs nj the Roanoke
River; and is surrounded Wy the most beautifu nnd
lovely scenery in the Union, The improvement.
are all new. having been errcie within the last II
months, and AZ" Of the conf, table character.-
The winter IL known vi limited extent but has
heen sufficiently tested Ia justify the ropreIurs slut.
Ing 10 the public their hoae.i Invron that the use oil
l. will entirely relieve and permanently any one If
Hcted with NercoH cRaHeouS Diseases y~pepsin or
any disease originating from 'iisurded Of the
Il mach or liver. We mig say much u the efficacy
f this wutrr, but wishing be accused a. attempt
ing h puff into tice, have thought it best 70 annex
few certificates from gen eueu OF the very hi hest
character, who have had it, good effects rit or demon.
stated in their have witnessed il in thu
of others This ruee is of EASY ACCESS ns persons
can come within 81 miles on the Of the Va Il Tenn
Railroad where they will tie mot by first lass c, nch
t. convey them To the Springs the p,oprctors having
made arlangem with Mr., +. Wills p lite aud
accommodation Rgentlemsn, correct his coach with
cach tlhin. He will have safe and accommodating dr.
We will be ready receive visitors by the LIST
day Of June Rooms. if spoken for. reserved
HOLT C0LHOUN 4 CO.
N -Perso : sending Tor after the lsi day of
June will be charged for IT,
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ositive Sale ofStook, Dry Goods, Hardware
Groc cries &C.

IN Wednesday motnng the 18th inst, commencing
" at oclor on Mark It street will sell without
he least reserve large and exlens assortment of
Dry Goods Hardware, Hats, Shoes Cutlery Grocer cs
liquors Cigars, &e., the entire cifecrs OF concern
dec ninr business
Tue ubove stock has been purchased in the last few
months, aud embraces many desirable and seasonnbo
goods well worthy the uttent on ofthe trade.
TERMs-All under $50 cash, over $50 sky
days credit 500 four months credit fo approved
piper Q RlCHD PHELPS, Aaetl
inlX I3 Tia
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TO llOuse-l.uilders.

0SA BOXES FRENCH GLASS, all aizos, just
A.bVF received from the French importers. and
81 the best brands. For sale low"sgn al the golden
lock" SIMPSON 4 BRO.
Also, on hand. very large assortment Of ButLDtNG
Materials Of every description In general use
rhnsr wi.hi0gtn pur hase such articles will find it 10
their interest To cali s. y BRO.
iulN
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE Postmaster Gr,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
WIN, II. Wilson, postmaster, Mngo Flats,
randolph co, Va, vice John q. Wilson, declin-
f n John Poagpe, postmaster at Fancy HILL
hocK0rldge CO., Va. vice S. r. Chandler declin-
eu' IL. Ii. Higgins, potmastcr at Barboursvlle
orange CO., Va, vice r. |. Douglass, resigned
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CnRIsrIANsuuRe, May %. 1854

lHRlsTlANSBuRGi May -, 1891
With pleasure do hereby testimony tuIhc snnn.
tive property of The of the Aleghuny Springs
Ia the summer of 1910 heplih failed, fran Dyspep
sin lnd geston which in dcspite of the prescription
OF the bel physicians in tn land, grew In 1871
I visited the Gruyson Sui hur springs but 'thout any
hcnefl. hpt Fall was uiv sed abandon, for a
tim. my profession and travel; which did for nearly
ycur consulting the beat ply sicans could with
In 1874 visited the Saratoga and sharon Springs N
V, aud used their for four months returning in
tn fall without the slightest hopes the part my
friends that / could I've through the winter ! was u
breah hing skeleton! l. 1874 visited Il e \, bite Sui
phur Springs and though slightly improved. In
tle month of July, IA, ended attend
the Alegha Spring which at ,hnt time wholly
known Spring ur any curative qualities it possess
ed. To my great surprise. found II IL contin power
FIJI mineral properties. aud after "spg il three, weeks
found myself greatly improved la August ! returned
and isd the f,r three weeks q, and improved
beyond ANY thing ! could have hoped for. Ny i'm.
progement cont, ucd Though TINT year: tic
mer | again drank the water 70 5 ~ weeks, aud
"A healthy man hive q hesitation htliryine
thai th, water II powerful aud principal agent
'crl royldeuce Ia my te~tnralon IL health My cXtm
ordinary recovery atuucied attention this wutcr. nnd
! Wye sin knowa many very remarkable cures If
fccled hv itsu.c il u. confirmed ID spep.a be
love it Tie very best mineral water upon his earth.
ELI PHLEGAR.
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The Belmont RobberU.

NEw-YoRK July l4.-Mr. Paul, the cashier
OF Auguste Belmonts banking establishment, has
been arrested, and made full confession of the
theft acknowledging that he returned the money
Yesterday through the post Office.
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Death Oft General Carpeater.

PROVIDENCE July l4.-Gen. Thomas I. Car
PGnter, distinguished advocate at the Rhode
Island bar, and well known democratic politi-
clan died here this morning
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Thirty DAYS Grace.

WlT'i view NJ disposine 81 his present stock mud
w mking room for much lnrgsr, the subacrb
will Tor the thirty days, offer sueh inducements
Ia huse wishing purchase Fu nilurc, for CASH,
enjoyed IN this market.
The present stuck made N order aud will
mare iavoraby with my Ia the market. IL consist In
pnrt of the following tclcs; SOFAS, circular aud shield
bach Dvans Tete Tclca, Rocking Plain and Fancy
Mahogany Chairs, Carpet Medallion Soaa. with Rock
ng. Arm. and Pnror Chairs to match Sidehonrla, with
mnrbeor wood tops Dressing Bnreuus. with md with
mt marble tops, Wusbstnnds mnlb BILE wood tops
y ood mud Cane seal ltntkrrs Wood, Oune aud Rush
sent Chairs o different patterns Cottage Furniture md
Painted Chamber Srlts, plain, hnf and whole marble
tops French Curtain Cluster Post. Gothic aud Cottage
Bedslends, Mahogany Wulnul mud Brapzrd Iron Hat
Raek- French, finlea, and Hoop Gard Tables Centre
nnd Sofa Tables, with mnrblc tops Mahogany French
Extension Dh ing Tables, very fine nrrlc, Mnnegn-
ny Walnut Dining mud Hall - Entry Tables Work
nni Cundlr Stands, On pct md Cane Counter
Sfooa Wnrdrob =. Pier Glns.e- Whnl-Nots nnd " hut
MT Desk', Ne &c. An speetion ofstock i respect
fully solicited u. !. FOLKEs,
Wocrooms3 doors below Liberty Warehouse.
july II
~ Rep coy
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TWO DAILY LINES
va Tenn. II. H. nnG tnrs't Il Co'% singe Lir'
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT


PASSENGERS for he Sweet. Red-Sweet .nnd " hite
Sulphur Springs leave Lynchburq dnily fSundnys
cscepted) via a. & Tenn. iaund att. NJ conn. CT
ing with our Conc at BONSAOk'S DEPOT, nd tD
Sweet and Red Springs sumo evening; leave
ing after regular brcuki y, aHt reach White Sui phur
Springs 10y II, q. Returning envo White Sulphur
Strings ,. p. m reach Red aud Sweet Springs py 7,
p. leave Red and Swe Springs next morning at 4,
md uriye in Lynrhbara same day by p M
Leave Lvnchhurg daily (Sandnss excepteB) via Va.
Tenn X h, AT connecting wth coaehes at
Bonsach's, nrlye at Fincastle evening by dark -
L"nvo Fincaslle ut day-lgt d ~ and nriye the
Sweet ind Tel Sweet Springs dinner, and to the
White Sulphur sPiings by p. -. same day. Return
Jag leave While Sulphur Springs AT IA. rench Fin
castle by p m, leave Fincasllent day lish conn ct
ing with the at Bonsnets reach Lynchbure by
Passengers nre assured That this is the eheape.t.
most oxpedioasand comfortable lie Springs
from Lynchburg.
Fnre from Lynclrug Sweet and Red Sweet
SPRINGS 81 50 from Lynchburg 10 White Sulphur 81 80
Extra Coaches furnished at all times at Bonsaeks
Depor travel as parties may desire
july Ats w. =. PARISH & co.
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From my knowledge and observation. | have no hest.
tattoo IN saving that the OF the ALI ghany Springs
is equal # supoiar any in many cnses
particularly remarkable OF Dyspepsia, Derange
mcnt Of Liver, any derangemtnt whatever Of diges-
tive organs; AID believe water has higher 'aim
unon pubIc confidence JACOB KENT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-18

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