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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28
History of Bacchus in brief.
by oar Virginia Correspondent, Il. G..
Staples, ESQ.

~ -" '"J"tt" 6SpOUUeUt, II. U.
Staples, Esq.
Bacchns, the God of wine, we learn from
heathen Mythology, is represented with swol-
len cheeks, red face and body bloated and
pulled up. He is styled the Captain and
Emperor of drunkards. His birth was both
wonderful and miraculous. And here we
~onla like to enter into detail, if our space
would permit US but we must necessarily
be brief in our present article, and would
remark that Bacchus derived his name from
a Greek word which signifies to revel. Those
OF has followers whose course is one of mad
ness and folly, have not much to boast of in
the character of their god, although it is said
OF him that he invented and mer-
chandlse-that when men wandered about
unsettled as wild beasts, he reduced them to
society, and accomplished many other things
which IN themselves were praiseworthy vet
1t Is recorded OF him, that he invented the
use OF wine, which is a mocker, and strong
drink which is raging. The history Of thou
sands who were ~votaries of Bacchps, Show US
the evils of intemperance. MeH6f every age.
of every rank, are made victims, by the use
of the sparkling wine, to q curse worse than
death itself. Incompetence is a ~leyeller: it
respects not old age or youth-and thus I
account for the, factlas described by Ovid,
that Bacchus is Sometimes painted an old
man, and sometimes a smooth, and beardless
boy. The young man Just entering upon
life, with prospects bright and promising. is
often lured from the path Of rectitude and
caused to pay the forfeit--a .'drunkard's
grave" Our poor houses are filed with
helpless children, worse than orphans, whose
only sin is, their fathers are drunkards.-
And how many of the fair portion of Gods
creation have been driven to vice, through
the influences of dissipation? And when,
alas, will it cease? How long, oh, how long
willmankind forsake the true God, and walk
in errors way2 Awake. friends of Temper
ance, to a sense of your duty there is work
to be accomplished. The soul of man is the
forfeit. Appeal to the ",,Ballot Bor"-claim
from the Legislature q yenr several States
tine pTivIIegSt6 vote t7k 0r. o no ligaor-and
by that means put an end to the hydra
monster, and establish peace and concord
throughout the world. God hasten the happy
ay..Nj 8..ss
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28

p@- Mr. DeLeon, of South Carolina. Uni.
ted States Consul in Egypt, has addressed a
letter to DIR. Gibbes, Of Columbia, S. G.
coverings proposal of an Italian, named
Lattis, who is engaged in agricultural pur-
suits in Egypt, to reveal to the people of the
United States a discovery he has made bv
which two crops of rice can be grown IN
a single season, and with a great saving
in the expense of irrigation. The meth.
cd is said to be very simple, and he thinks
it may apply with equal advantage to other
grains besides rice.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28
a New Feature.

Our circulation is rapidly extending in the State
of Virginia, and we have therefore procured the
services of r. G.. STAPLES, ESD, rs regular Cor
respondent IN that State. We hope this arrange
emit will cause our friends of the Old Dominion to
us their lib eral support, and enable us to build
the South a first class literary temperance
al We promise to use our earnest efforts t
NE Spirit Of the Age worthy o. their pat
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28
Rtfklg 9ens paper.
Of Agt.
RALEIGH, n. G.
Wednesday, February 2S, 1855.
A Positive Arrangement.

Sabscribers eceiUingt their papers @itk a red mark,
are thereby notified that an four peeks from the re-
ceipt of the first Number thus marked, their sub
scription years wit expire and unIe,s reneced
within that time, the paper ,ciU be discontin~ed.-
This rule ,oiU be inFeriLly adhered to.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28
Temperance Lecture.

We are requested to give notice that, John
D. Stanford, Esq, will deliver a Temperance
Lecture at Clinton, Sampson county, on the
9th of March ensuing. The public generally
are invited to attend.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28

"The Southern Flag" is the name of a
very neatly printed paper, the first number
Of which has just reached Us. 1T is published
at Goldsborough, n. c., by J. w. Potter,
and edited by John Robinson.
Goldsborough now has fcur papers, to wit,
the Tribune, the Republican, the Telegraph,
the Flag and a prospectus is out for an
other.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28

e give up a large portion of our
i Bay 70, Correspondents. We have
NW--@ -hiaA will
soon be attended to.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28

lew more such ale sxponehts, ana ihat your
indomita'lo efforts may at last be crowned
with success. | am yours, &c. b.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28

z, lit was now the first
Miss to her name,)
] would desire? Can
would have a faithful
give worlds ii pos
of my ambition,
zenith shall be su-
will you be that kind
by giving me your
establishment |
over her cheeks,
rs
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28

Hubert SEEING her ID
more passionate ii I
claimed
Be but mine, Lola,
my heart, my hand-wo
to give thee. Speak, {
say that you will be NV
meet place 20 exchaae
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22
prncorainrS Of COnrreSS.

WAsHINGroN, Jan. 9.-!Seante.-The Senate
assed the bin for the relief of the heirs of Baron
DE Kalb. The appropriation provided fer this
purpose in the bill amounts to Sd602o. The bill
t,.r the relief of the heirs of Commodore Jones
was discussed at length and passed. The Bounty
Land Bin was also discussed. after which the
Senate went into executive session.
House.-NIr. Faulkner asked leave to report
n bill to provide means for the suppression of In
dian hostilites on the Western frontier. MIR. Ed
geyton ohiecting, the subject was passed by and
the House took up the Pacific Railroad bill. Mr..
Raily said he wanted the House to read the his
tory of the South Sea bubble in reference to this
bill After.much discussion. Mr.. Davis of lndi
moved the previous question. The House
refused to second the notion by a vote of 81 to
50. Mr.. Bayy continued his remarks against
the bill. He >aid it was another South Sea bnb-
Bic scheme for plundcrng the government. The
subject was still under consideration when the
report closed.
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Rfsirnntion -Lectnre. &c.

WASHINGToN Jan. l9.-Lieut. }. w. Preston
of the Sd United States Artillery has resigned.
Col Benton will deliver lecture before the
Young Mems Christian Association, at AleXan
dria to rIght.
Col Northrup, nged77 years died this morn
ing He was aid to Gen. Cass in the Indian war.
Arripal Of The Canada at Boston-Snow Sto&m.
BosToN, Jan. l9.-The Canada arrived here Mt
10 o'clock this morning. She brings no intelli-
,.ence relative to the health OF Hon j. y. Mason.
There has been heavy fall Of snow in this vi
cinity to-day. and the storm still continues. AT
Concord, New Hampshire, the show il twenty
inches deep.
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BLANK HOOKS,
HDOk I1INDING !.

N ~
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w Book M,EuTacrUnER; sign Of thc Big Book.
Main street. Iynrhbug. Va, - prepared wiin all the
reqnisltn t'tiies 10 manufacture 10 order under HI.
own .porvisor nil varieties OF fine Account and Record
Books. made IF thc bsst paper well ruled, well bound
The work dom upon his BLANK BOOKS will he
found rror examination he Of ia" very bet quality.
both lyle md durability.
Metrmuts, County officers. Banker, Nc. III. prices
Hrat. i1s u.nnly charged for Books quite nfe-
rior IA quality He snrta orders which will al all tB,cs
hf led rampy mud reicrs, as to the character OF his
hn1 n. huge rnportion Of tho Merchants. Bank
~. and Bnnh Officers Of Iynohbu,g, f,r whrm hn has
don" and /. now doire wo,k-among whom he mny
rnrit ou--
McDom.l, Hurt \ Preaton, McCorsle Ione. w.
+. hrl.r.on x Co, lee Il johnson. e. M. Rucker Ne
Co.. Etgltr. McEldcuy n Gu. Mcdonald & Peters,
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Frciglt Agi 10, Dexter Otey, J. O. l.. Gogsin. A. b.
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S,on Rev. J. d. Nifch,I T. DiIlHld, Lynn hburg, Va
J d Alexander CI'k Circuit Court, Campbell c. II.
GEO. YIN. Dnaney, Ci'k County Caurt = q
s NJ Garland Clerk County Court, Amherst G. II.
l.rn. Daniel, Clerk Circuit Court. - E"
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a. A. Arthlr. Clerk County court, Jos. lion, CLERK
Circuit Court J. Il. SIcp'oc, \. Il Nichols Liberty.
A. Stnpi CLERK Circuit Cont, iaHick.
NJ Il. Cn'prr C'rk Circuit Court Ru Scott. Clerk
County County, franklin.
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kal's; J. W. Grant. J. NJ. Spider, Finea,te s, II.
Nelson, Bedford l. j. keeong, Wythe
Brlne in our Periodicals and other book. il you
wish th.m und cheap and nice.
IVAll lust nu'nb,r of books aal newspaper sup.
Pied 10 those WIN leave bonks with to bind
inn II II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TRUsTEEs sALE.-Pur.oant

'KUsTEES SALE.-Pursuant To a decree
OF inc oitcn't cour of Putsylvania County. at
oetooef term thereof, 1854 In the case oi Anderson II
himstead against Samuel Il. White aud 9th RS | will
sell at fttsyvnnia Cocrt House. Monday. tho loth
day ii February, 1883, that being court day. all the
rgh'' ntIe aud interest ol Samuel White. in aud To
the reai aud personal e-iate whe eof Hamilton hitc
the la.r OF tue said Samuel f., died, posscs.cd, the
SAID estate lying and heng in the county of Pityvania
nine miles southwest al fntsyvauia Court House, and
"hn one n'le at Spring Garden, and in the posses
sion OF Mrs. Mary White the mother al snid Samuel Il
"a whom the sum- devised for her Ito by the said
Hamilton Nhite-the ineres, OF tho said Samuel Il,
therein, consisting ui right vested remainder in
'ee simple. Ia take effect IN as-.-siun jctcful
rbfon n the lie ri the said MARY Wliir at Two
cr'rntls II thu sad r. al and personal estate. Said
cstuc consists i Valuable Land aud Negroes
Bonds with good security vi req ,ircd of the pur-
CHASER, aud tito retained til the purchase none, is
paId. 7. WHITE,
SHERIFF nI Fit -ylvania, und such Trustee
IN place oI Ja4. Jon.son. decd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22

Hos. JOIN Y. MAsoN.-'rhe Washington
Union of yesterday, says
81 far as we have asccraned, no public or pri-
vate de>pathes have been Received in this city by
the steamer Cauada in regard 10 the health of the
American minister at Paris. In the absence of all
information it is hut reasonable 10 infer that Il
change for the better hid taken place in the con
dition Judge Mason sine the sailing of the
Baltic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22

,,,l 1" re- dog birds aud many oiuur enre-i
Wa.h;n nofe Is also handsome stone tor the
nese government. fe'''''' y Tue '"f".
for repairs i''o Tue oiy dock
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22
Roanoke College,

Ecy. David 7. Bui", A. NJ. President aud Profe-
.or OF Moral ind intellectual fence, &c,
s Gmsore Wells, A. NJ, Prot, Mlhcmnti and
Natural Science,
Henri G. Won IIoxur Prof. Ancient und Mode u Lnn.
sIuges
V. + Bolton Tutor.
fssHlS Iustii'tinn, located Snem. yn.. will com,
meace lis next sess,n October ith. Expenses Gf
lhe session of ten months. nrludng TRITON. Bond
Room-rent, Fuel, Lights and Inrtcntnl expenses tll2
For particulars address the .sdent.
aug l9.dSc6mos Rcp cnpy
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kpoir Noihiprs in keRfucky.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. l9.-'rhe Know Nothing
Convention for tie nomination of State officers,
assembled here to-day Humphrey Marshall
Cod. j S. Williams, and other prominent polite
ianS are present.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22
Eno,c- Notbinre;u 1Iobnmn

CoLUMBIA, :. c.. Jan. l9.--1 he Know Nothing
Convention, which lately assembled in Mobile. ad
iourned without making any nomination for Gov
ernor, and will meet again in April next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22
NEW CONCERN.
" TALIAFERRO & HAMILTON.

w nOIeSaIe q Retail GfOCefS and COmmiSsiOn
Merchants. q
The 1abScIibers having purchased Messrs. billiard (
Oedens eLtire stock of Groceries and Staple Dry
Goods as we'll ms additional supply bought in the
Richmond Market, would respectfully solicit n call
om their i,ient- and the public generally, they
determined 10 sell goods nj small advance for cash
to punclual customers short time
They will keep ON hand 1T all times large and select
assortment oi Groceries. hey will pay especial al.
trrtion 10 sales of all kins Of produce. By
pr"n pit attention Ia business aud desire pense they
hope TO share liberal portion Of public patronage
The highest prices paid for Corn aud OATS.
NATHAN G. TAlIAFEaRO,
JOHN q HAMILTON.
p. 81 will be pleased To see my friend. a. the ncw
OF 1nliaferro n Hamilton.
dec - dScrs JOE COLEMAN
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Dp0fb bu DrOIruiup

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. - Clinton Welsh,
lawyer. residing at Lewieb1rg, Pa, walked over
beard last night and was drowned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22

ENHE LITTLE GTNNT COKN AND
COB CRtSliER.-N enre rrndy In furnish Plant
nth this Mill which has received first premium,
whel exhibited aud which attracted universal at.
t.niiuunt the Agrirult rn Fni,s lately held Peters
bng mi Richmond. 1t IA simple md durable, and
uns be set up aud managed by any W. warrant
the sun Nil, to grind 10 bush pr. hour with uue horse.
riier go complete. and the large Mill l. g,nl 90
huh pr hour with two horses Piicc S6S delivered IN
rerar.h,ng {, Richmond.
THOS. BRANCH & SONS,
lan lsdts Agents for Pa, rsbnrg.
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WICKERSIlAM'S
ID ID NJ ~

N EW YOR Xxx WIRE X j Il N @
I'OR enclosing Public Squares. Cemetery l"ts Dwell
l ling. q ttaae- ~. Window Guard', Tree Boxes,
&c.. .oli nj ia. manufacturers prites Specimens
caa he nj my Marble Work.
ian - dtrly JND u. Goddess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22
TIE tENALE SYSTEM.
I,ivnr COMPLAINT. Debility

Exract roa Jane, Harris. E,q'4 Lclt"r. Alcxonlrip
Vu.-Altrr speaking If wonderful ,ires himself h.,
-ny,: Mrs. II has been suiIeru. with the liver
pltot md win inability. constantly comrianinp from
weakness through her wh"ls stem. She now enjoy,
better health thnn To- Tiny yenrs, being rntirev
ed hv the u@' n Hampton's rsgetabfe Tpcture.'
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Extrnrt from n
Letter from j & me', ESQ, Lou Ion county va M,
wife has bern for Yeas nifted with erent wcel le.-
pnp in the hrcu,f, side anI hnrk; npitniipn f tho
h,ar eet o the n-rvous system; as "r appetite
complexion saIi'w t" sig' ri eye Hhno, enn. th,
orher We weak. ! mn Pirrsed l. my, HomJfon
1,aeturr hrs re-tare,i ~tro perfect h,Ith Her eye.
goni "a ever They vrrc.
|. CniI mi s"i phnm,hrr-
SoIt bs ]. II. aE\ y 80, Lynr.i .rp SOW ERs
Scorsvi.|e;A ]. bEO#%. C,T"tse.,f.., md y Il
D,u4pi-tstrrot..h a. tirStttr. ,ar , / ,ltcI,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22
NOR RENT

LNOR RENT Tue store house, teretty orcu
Il pird j., Acree X NcCianhhin stnated GA the Nam
s:Ieet, few doo,. above III Merchaus' Bauk. Pos.
.ession be hid on the .r day of February. Apply
Ia Olcn G. Clay jan 22.d2n2~
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
An Appeal TO every Man and Woman.


llampshirr county Va March la 1854. {
M. T.. p. Cooper DEM S: herrrrlc Your re
quest mud my own dc.irc to benefit tie Inflicted. herr
Ly certify lhr iro pr'iel hive received Tie us,,
Of H1,1p'on's ftgetaiis TiHc'nrr
was taken witt avolrnt pi3pit1'ior. or rather hnt
trrng mil trembling ct III" bcnrt Which continued
erl n,s; il 4ccmcd itul hct hnd n'mn-i tar yo
its Office. rhc b,mi, hreume 1larurd nnd procured
bottle This ynh,hr Nelieiar and heloir Ind taken
ucnr ono bottle of this fracture II Hmpop' was rt-
tfcly relieved.
This is tho hi,i instance II rclef in iamily n %,
the n>n oftl- vulneir Medicine. Tan or thr'" -.
agoI ,iad ~ with n'a5liaH q aohie from enn.t
OF Wnal +, ncuonlly ciird u leo lnd lnst MI n.'c
and appetite, aud the vi rh WINS ror" ice, mrl
up and down, and hnlt wy ntouhd nv aahlr. rrcc.I
clurt To heal ii until rro,.lcd Ilnmpt"n- W.
etuhe 1iaatuGeou tatttr uhieh rrstnrrd my hcall
healed my pr,r uni am herr from swelling tlnn IN
the k7sf tbi,,a mans
Arm, unr ii my daughters very low from
dss,ntc Y, mud when size begun ait up her feet
menced -,vclUng, which ncrcasc every ia aud leg
Ia be very pniutui--e ussd IA bottle al Hampton
IDctnrc; The pans were nsSuag"d tue swelling SUI.
ii led and hci health ,elmuel-an Kept her legs hnu.
daPed with stps al wholen unt hr strength returned.
| hive be, thu. Inticnlnr thut uth,rA Ter similar
eir instances miehl hc induced To nvn Themselves. oi
this remedy. Your. with resnoct.
Etiz,ntrn Epw.Hn,.
do hereby certify tlar rcr-nnoll} acquainted
with Mr.. Edwards mn Gun safely recommend tho :
boyc statement /" he connect
f. CooffR, Postmaster.
G'pon Badee Ilamp-niro county, Nn.
Ia G.ljcate i1dic, and Children will pleas give I:
rial.
Sp1cr ui MT p,1ma 10 namc Annd,eds 4 o'lcrs Ms
Gen W Gnodri,h Cnpt. Thns. CauuI, Robert Gau't
Jnmcs Smyth, cured 81 Rheumatism.
John pefyal :. a, Griffin, lohn Luke, Rev V. Elk.
ridrc. u S. NAVY, aud tiou-nls 81 oihlr r1red Of
Dyspepsia, ScroiuIa, Cough. Liscl Cnmplnr, Broutl
liz, St Vus' Dance, ,ge. We rec. 10 own rzeus
Gail N tlern.
a Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure Of Rheumatism, DgSpepsia, Lirer Com
piaint The perdict has gone forth AHddmit
that champions Tincture" has no Superior !!
ScorrsylLLE, Albcmure Co Va
March 2Sth. 1888
Mes0s Mariner 6 Mopbrog :-Geutlemen--I nave
been afflicted Tor The last eight ycnrs with hheuu aism
Dyspepsn aud Liver Complaint suffering all the While
With pains in the shoulders hip, buck und ,ilr shift
ing from ono side tn the other Phpalion of the heart
loss Of appetite cold spcis at ni.u excessive costve
ness and great debility aud wea.nea-. tried man,
remedies which lone me M good, but Ihthei grew
worse. Lat fall ! advised ty "Har pton'.
Vcget ble Tnrmie und hmhnppy To say hh. cured
am ttee from ali Puu, and in the egioyneni
o perfrcl henlhaHd ahc great pleasure in recommend
ing the Tincture 10 all afflicted us | have been.
Your, JAMES NJ NOEL.
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A,pEa!lAI NOTICE

s,rEGEAL NOEECE.--The subscriber is moss
- receiving hls Fell aud Winter stock III eonls CON
sting Of Conhing Paror Office. Church aud Factor,
Stoves for wn"d a,r tatrs ~ every variety al
style c"y finished aud very oanarnnla and vii f4f
excel in trnuty ct design auy ing in this mnrk ct-
Aisp the Dinm"nd ana Pand'- improved Union Cooking
RHnee4 which are warranted TO give perfect >atisf ciip
Furntcc< # variety of sizes Tor warming churche.
DWELLING, &c. which will be der ia tn. na-l
perfect manner; together with Registers Yrnti4tor-
uud >Hriou1 articles usually cpl in store-rom
ptisng The Hrqcs aud besf selected u snr -nen oyer at
frrcd III esinh shmrnt hi side Of Ba tinnrc and
Itch VII BE Id nj prices that fail to suit l
times All Interested will please ,a nnd cx,t q u,
the Lynchb lrg Stove Works, east Main ST
3.dts C. Hiss
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- lsoCEwY and COMMITS sIGN


IN fOik and Petersburg. duly, by Adam 3
Gn's Express. Mt the WASHINGTON HOUSE EAT
M SALOON fine Oysters, Fish and Game,
nmune which is always fine lot OF PARTRIDGE
" Free Lunch every day at IL o'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22

ENfEs.-i00 boxc. lre-h FIGS. u>t received On
Il consignment. which v l sell by wholesale OF Re.
tail al Richmond pr,ces.
ian 1919 LEE 4 JOHNSON
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

HENNARO +. BOZZAO FRA in returning his
NJ thanks to the Ladies an! Gentlemen composing
l, singing clas> for their patronage during bis first term,
Takes pleasure in informing thcm, and the citizens OF
l.ynchburg he will begin another session OF vocal
Instruction the Itn Of January 1850, over Msssrs
PAYNE Cnri siars Bookstore.
Those who have no knowledge vi his ability OF i'm
,ailih. voca instruction and through knowledge OF
~, theory rrn.c politely eterred 10 hi. pupils OF
N. past session,
II nerassurv tere vii DO forme two clnsses. one for
advanced scholars unA for beginners, Suitable
music III b., selected for both
la addition 20 the regular of instruction which
HI, pupils wall receive during the sessior they will de-
rer the benefit uf singing with full Orchestra ncoom-
paaignrnt aud Whenever thought beneficial the f'iano
accompaniem.rt wi be used with the voice he
piano wi BIZ used during the e2uai hour q! ins'rao
ting brit Whenever the class will have Ia sing any pieces
win the Orchestra accompaniment they WILDE request
ca do only such nights "a viii not interfere
with tn, regulaf nights OF meeting.
Term horetofore-s6 Tor session Ut tire" nnths
meeting regularly on Monday and Ihurs'ny, ut o.
clock D. ,n.-The clas. will be dismissed regn!bryst
o'clock. orc xI-dIm
DEMOVAE.-DRS.H Il n. G LATHAM have
R,removed their office The south-siin ot Court
avenue between ChuI ch nd Cour' l. GETS. Just above
the Hose House. dec 23-dlmit
NOR HIRE.--A fast rate CARPENTER good
T. Blacksmith. several house s'',,ant., sn,ong
" foru IL a first tnok, washer. &c
ES. HITTER,
jsu 7-d9'-clt forest DEPOT. Bc,ifo,d.
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4 WISH tohir'.tor the pr 81, yerr II Good Drive,
TO .ate charge ofi"o hor,es To one who can come
Wi recommended a b, raj Irirc Is i'll be given.
itn II jtawdts JND IONGs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22

ENBK fzsKE.-fhe undersigned has FL i.rc hIa
Il present year, a numhe' of Slaves, c1a~i~n; of
men, bays. women ui.d gr--among rhrn ri GOOD
hons" EO \ COGiIII.I.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22
Commission and Forward q House.

VVtHHIsSfVH UHU TUIWWIU HVHSCs
ThE undersigned tenders his services the citizens
ri l.ynchbue and the upper county generally VIII
pay u,tcLon to the sal. Of all kinds 1t tfoluce,
u, 4 remit promptly. lie Inns oflre CRY
ruet, the whnrv"s where he give particular
attention To RECEIVING aud FORW ABIDING all
kinds OF goods. including Manufao tired Tobacco
Iii. charges will be reasonable and i.tactDry and no
most especially -ocit- hh.i al patronage.
JOHN DICKINSON. Petersburg va.
RrFEnrsoE.-Brni. Jores, VIM, G. Il E. james s.
Co. Pechles White. Th". Branch K Sons. Paul
McIlwrn a. Co ners,org, !, G. Mcem Ienr, Davis,
Col VIM r. Smit Austin Lcitw 'ch. McDariel Hun [
Il Fr.ston. Davis, Nrwlin & Co. I,nchhure; NJ. b.
Nnwlin, Campbell OCT 9-cts