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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-25

vino we're returning from the pur-uii # hi PEG
rle lie changed his direction, and rifJ 10 o.
cape. but his poor horse was too much exhausted
to bear him with sufficient speed. With savage
Wells they plunged their rowels in their horses
side. and gained upon him. As the foremost APP
proaehed within good shooting distance. Logan
turned sud lenly and sent bullet through bis
brains Then, loading n. he galloped ON. he soon
after made another hit. the dust: and then an
oihei and another, until fprr were strewed along
the plain. Just then however a. he was again re
oading. h,s horse stumbled and fell,nud the bnnd
rushed upon him before he had well recovered
from the shock. Iewas shot with bullets and ar
rows and gashed with tomahawks, and pierced
with lance; notwithstanding all which he arose
amidst his .,os. and with his dubbed rifle and
hunting knife, he piled around him five PROSTATE
bodies, aud fell with his back upon their corpses
and expired still fighting
He was scnlped, and hundreds OF warriors held
great war dance over him.
Thus Logan Fonfanele departed, and bis no
Bic spirit as followed to the spirit and by the
-iels and lamentations of his nation and the sym
pafhies and aspirations of tho brave of every
land.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-25

GREAT ExcIrEMESr--'fnE ARTEsIAN WELL on
FIRE SINGULAR PHENoMENON. The neiglbor
hood Of Canal street Ns IN terrible state OF cx
element yesterday mSfning. owing to report
that the Artcsion Well now being bored on the
neutral ground, had taken fire. Various were the
sreculations on this singular phenomenon. BY
some of the gcologist who FASTENED to the spot
after the occurrence, il was asserted that the au-
CUR had penetrated into n volcanic stratnm,& that
in eruption would in all probability soon follow
others, equally lenrnei suggested that the augur
had struck n coal bed and the friction caused it to
ignite. While the philosophers were celebrating
ON the question of whether or not we should soon
hayea Nesuvius in our midst, bystnnder made
the practical suggestion Of sending for young
America the stenm fire engine, and trying what
effect the big squirt would have on it. The sug
gcstion was promptly Carried into effect. aud in
short time the great Ar,esian bore. with all its
volcanic udjunctr, WIS completely washed out,
aud tie tim.d fears of Nil who supposed that the
Crescent City was about IL blow mp, finally quiet
ed.-New Oritaas True Detta Aug II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-25

BIAS .RELlEF.-Two very handsome works in
bronze were placed on the side of the Washington
Monument yesterday. One represents the coat
of arms of Virginia, and the other consists of
three figures The most prominent of which is
ETERNITY" The word ''perSe9eraado" appears
over the heads q: the figures and underneath is
the moto-"Deu no5is hac otia fcit." They
are truly beautiful works of art.-R. Uhig
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-25

YELLOW FEvER,-We are inortnea That cases
of Yellow Fever have appeared IN h ng and
Queen, Gloucester and Matthews counties The
Iersons attacked however, were from Norfolk or
Portsmouth. ID.
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SIN CAHRLEs NAPIER, who has been particular
y ssrs-headed ever since his recall from the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-25

APPOINTMENT George Benagh. Esq, form.
erly of LynchbuFg, has been appointed Profos
ser Of Mathematics, in tho University of Ala
bama.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-25

\ SINGULAR sNAkE.-Mr. Poage, residing not
lar from Abingdon, lately caught snake which
was the fortunate possessor of two heads. Ao
cording to the old adage, this reptile must be un
commonly wise buff nisohievous idea enters
into one head which the other sees fit 10 oppose
how the deuce do they settle the matter! We
pause for repiy-R Ea0pirfr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-25

sIcKNEss.-'The Danvlle Reporter learns that
the continued rains have materially affected the
health of the residents of pittsylvania Court
House, and other sections of the county,
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I0aFS w. NEWMAN, M. D..

~ II , lt7JItF 7 III IT IUN y,
Lynchburg Va
IL Office MIR the Market floaso. il til. ro,m fr.
merry occupied by Dr. EacLf ri. aug l7.d&clrl'
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HOTEL ARRIVALS -Auenst -

WASHINGTON nOUsE-W. W. LEFrWICH. pRop'n.
X II Buckner, Y x L RR; II Harmehng, do
James Sampson, Texas; Jas Nj Rocker, Bed.
ford II I Williams, Y & L Il r; TT Gibson,
Cumberland; w S Miles. Bedford; j F Sale.
Liberty; W MINIS, j w Harris, w C Step.
toe, Bedford; j Harris, Nelson: y S Wright,
richmond; j II Shelton, Nelson; j NJ Graeber,
baltimore; " Gretts, s S Il r; r NJ Cobbs,
y x rRR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-25
GAL, COAL, COAL.

- Ash. Aathracite and Clover Hill Coal. fIr sale az
the i wet bibmpud prices, Including freight and oii,
All orders lett "iih llc Undersigned will meet win
prompt attention. DANIEL ). JASPER.
aug "a Ina
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hsssOEGasDN.-Tne Concern of WHITE 4
- JORDAN is this day dis lived ~ mutual con
sent /. G jordan having irchtcd the cuI Interest
OF Mr. While will alone utleud to the settlements u
the concern. HUGH WHlTE,
aug 2i-ts 7 c. JORDAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-25

/ K no BERT EARLY will be absent from
- I.y rhourg, until tie lst OF September.
aug. IS-tlS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-25

" GW FAMILY FLOUR W arc receiving il
~ store, t'-iay. supply of Family Flour.
marked wi lian Radford, which call the aiten.
ton of the ovens Of good bread.
ang - d3v KICKER G. Redo
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THE ALLEGuANY SPRINGS arc filled up TO a
perfect squeeze. 1t is said there now largely
upwards of 30 yisiters sojourning there
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-25

SoRA.-The Petersburg Intellgenoer chroni-
Giles the receipt by the proprietor of restaurant
in that city, of the fsrt Sora that has appear
ed.
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CoMMENDABf.E.-We are informed that the
guests at the Yellow sulphur Springs, raised by
contribution about $500 for the relief the suffer
ers at Norfok.-D.
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THE SPRINGs.-'fhe epidemic in the east has
caused tremendous rash to the mountains this
Summer. There is not less than 1000 persons
ut the Allegheny, Montgomery White and Vel
low Springs in this county. The passenger
trains are crowded daiy.-Westem Star.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-25

YESTERDAY was set apart by the people of Pc
tershurg as Il day OF fasting, humiliation and
prayer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12
The Neu York DUEL.

The New York Mirror of Friday. says:
I'VE learn that Mr.. Leavenworths wound is
not in the head, but in the groin, and that it is
considered dangerous, Mr.. breckenridge, (who,
by the way is of the Rev. Robert j. Brock
enridge of Lexington, Ky.,) is slightly grazed in
the calf of the leg Mr.. Leavenworth', father
aud mother lett the city Yesterday to visit their
son at the Clifton House. Niagara Falls, la
king Dr. Mott with them. We hear that one of
the seconds in the affair has returned to the city
but keeps himself concealed. The Tribune il
urging the prosecution of the law against all par
ties implicated. The Tribune goes for putting
through all the cnactments but that of the Fugi.
tive Slave Law.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12
Failure 0( The Siege.

The london Times says:-
at is now generally admitted by the militar,
authorities both in England in France,and in the
Crimea, that the siege operations which have
been directed with so much courage and perseve-
rance against the southern side of Sebastopol
for nearly eight months not of themselves
likely to produce any decisive result and that the
allied power must look to other means for victory
in the Crmea, and the eventual reduction of the
fortress We have not ceased for tho last six
weeks to urge by every mears in our power tho
extreme Importance of operations of a different
character, and above all, the necessity of com
mencinp them without delny.r
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forwarding a Commission business

fGNllE >nh-rIibcr having pnrcha.cd the intcrcst of
NJ q. PcuEohn lutho concern of Leo n co..
viii continue tho Forwarding aud Commission business
thrr old stand IN Ire dotk.
Ilisoration Riveshim superior vnplnfos over any
ther Forward ny House in the CITY, lac IA but few
quarrs al cvel streets ipn the findings Of the Balt
nufe Phlad, phin and New orN Steamers nnd New
York Boston Pac'et. nud is subjected the low.
dryugc reco ;nzed by tia City Ordnance wherein.
gonls shipped by those located the Bnsn nre dray
I'D y two miles rough paved streets, thereby
subject Er .ntcr damaRe, well ns increased cost
Fu the better uud rstni ding Of charges, he will nut
goods on b,ard canal bouts from vessels ., steamers
nj ceut4 per 100 lhs-, provided, however, Tint no
charge FOL single shipment sha be less thun twenty
five ccHtstog commission aud drnyago Seven &c II
more ia frequently charged ior dayage alone to tho
Busi1 and fYo cent Ia rather ess than tho average
rost Of hauling there by the Ordinance 1.
Tobacco and otter produce shipped about half tho
chnrgrs chnr grd by thosf located On tho Basin.
Persons shipping tobacco other produce to my nd
dreas will do we'll To ship by Mr.. Pettyohns limo Of
bouts, they come directly into the Dock for up oads
without delay trouble
Having experience in thu business f fifteen ycnrs
he attts himself lhat hr give satisfaction, to n
who may cn,Iust their cuisines. To him.
Charge goods invariably follow them TO los,inn.
ton.
tg Particular attention given 10 the sale of Mer
chnndse and Produce.
muy2 dts ty) Al FIRED S. LEE.
On the Dock, Hiclmoud Va
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was taken ,ie, carly in the year 1885, confined to
my bed SOM six mn tbs my who" Y,us system en-
Ii ely pio.tn.d. Ind almost wholly lost thn Of
my limbs. DUNNO that time WIS vI.iirl b. s.vrrn
Physicians al hgh funding, but VII. IA thrf Efforts
grew worse unlil become "a. em'ciard Any one iv
ing could bn. My physicians then aiyi.c 10 visit
the Aleenany Springs. did so--was caled there on
my bed, De.ag unable stand sit uruscd the aacr
about ten dayscommenee improving at once md WINS
finally r"'torrd 10 health. nave hesitation ia say
ing that owe my restoration health tnttfey To tie
use of thi' ter md heheya bad it no hee for this
POI crnl agrft. would ROW have lern in the gr,yr
HIRAM I1tFF.
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MONTGOMERY Co Nn.

w choerfny recommend the water of the AIieg h,ny
Springs, believing, We do. thpt Here - water
which has been discovered that claim e igh mer
ils this We have had frequent opportunities Of
Kissing the Won 'ctiu elertedby II in Nervous
und trtatcous disease and long stundug md conf mod
ca es of Dyspepsia. We hive RESTITUTION in rreem-
mendirg it 10 persons afflicted with any OF tn" chove
di 'eases, who nave been suffering from any deraug"-
Inent ot the stomach or liver " believe medical
qualities unsurpassed by ANY known wnor.
JAMES VI. q. KENT NJ. D..
wv L. A McJONkEN, NJ. D.
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PETERSBURG, ADyL,
:. w. PICKRELL.
PICK RELL Il TANN>
Lumber, Coal and General Com.
MERCHANTS,
Petersburg, Vn.


NE respectfully Gu the attentron of citizens Of
w Lynehburg, and the ounding country, 10
Intensive assortment OF Lumber which consists Of
any kinds suitable for Builders Tobacconists Cabinet
lakcrs. nc.
For Bnilders We hive Ill grades of Albany White
inc, Cherry Mahogany, Black Walnut, &c.
For f"bocconi,ts, keep . ln,ge sioc Of White
inc onllin;s. suitable for cn-ing-Buiton Wood and
fhte Oak lo Bax.s,
For Cnbinet Makcra, we have Poplar, Cherry. Maple.
c. NJ, with general of every thing usu-
Ily kept in Lumber Yard, such Cypress Shingles,
aihs. Spruce Pine Palings &c. &c.
ANTHRACITE C0Al.-Unr Yald IL ALWAYS SUP.
lied with the beat Red aud White Ash Coal which we
m throw In the Box Cars from Ynrd or put in
nssheads and forward. To dealers wishing a large
uantity, prepared To offer srrat inducements
iying from the Souihside Road. running to
mr. whntf. whore we can load cur from the vssscl.-
We will sell a. low aud forward with much dispatch
sany firm in the SInts.
We will also attend To tho forwa I'd ing 1t uer-
handise entrusted TO To Tobaco fists ship
ing we can offer srea, facility The take IL
our wharf. whore IL cnn BIZ put directly the
els, oithe, for Baltimore Philadelphia or New York.
We also have Crime, capable of raising fifteen
ms which can take my heavy article from the vessel
Tho enrs We Will be pleased receive orders
md to my thine in onr line. may % dam
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12

GEN. SAM. HoUsToN was born the ID Of March,
1893, in Rockbridge county, Virginia, seven,
miles east of Lexington, at place known as Tim
Der Ridge Church. The day of his birth he was,
many years afterwards, to have celebrated as thu,
anniversary of the birth of new republic-for it
on his natal day that Texas declared herse Il
free and independent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12

National Division ofSoas Of Temperance.
The annual meeting of this highly important
and Influential organization was held at Charles
ton, s. c. last week The attendance was much
larger than many anticipated, and the proceed
ings marked by an earnestness and enthusiasm,
which rendered them extremely attractive to the
actors and the audience, as we learn from the
Charleston Standard. On the first day, Thurs
day, addresses were delivered at the immense
Hall of the South Carolina Institute on Meeting
street, by B. ID. Townsend. G.. w. =. of Ben
nettsville, 5. c.; VI. w, Il. I'lcy of New Bruins
wcka member of the National Division of North
Amprica the Hon. Judge J. b. O'Neall,P. NJ.
w. p, of South Carolina; $. +. Carey, p. NJ W.
p, of Ohio; the Rev. DR.. c. I. Deems, of North
Carolina; and j. L. Ryerson, Esq, Of Canada
West.
On Thursday, the second day of the meeting
addresses were expected from Gen Carey,of Ohio
and Col Buckley, eff Kentucky. On Friday, an
excursion was taken in the steamer Nina, mp
Cooper river, in which all the members Of the Or
der were invited to Join and view the magnificent
rice plantations that line the banks the stream
up which the boat was to pass.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12
Phtiadeipbia Coar,aiioa.
tOt RTH DAY

| ~ PHILADELPHIA. June pa p NJ
| II" convention assembled this morning at
- e''th' After some general discus sion tho
! noun Tor the election of permanent officers was
fixed at four T.. NJ. The following nominations
! were made
f"r i'resident-JaInes W. Barker, Of New
York; james Il. Rieaud. Of MARYLAND. Henry /
Hardner' OF Massachusetts, --Bartlett. &c
htntneky; Ex Gov. Colby, of New Hampshire :.
W. W. Danenhower, of Illinois.
For Vice President Henry J. Gardner. of
Massachusetts, ;-- Cone, If Grorein. \ II
furnia. ~
For recording Secretarv.-Dard Il. Booth. of
Connecticut; K. VI. Guford. of Vermont.
for 1orrespondng SPcrctary.-O. u. Deshlpr
of New Jersey.
There was no nomination of candidate for
Treasurer offered.
After an animated debate, resolution was
adopted empowering the several DELEGATIONS to
nominate one each as committee on the prem.
ration of platform, the nominations To he made
the afternoon session. At two L. NJ. the Con
vention adjourned till four o'clock
Maugre newspaper reports to tho contrary n
more harmonious body never convened Bar
ring few NAL contents, the entire body is strictly
national and conservative
liALF-PASr SIX O'CLOCK.
The Convention met at the hour appointed -
l ne auurosso VI the late l'feSuent was d,amdSt
the most evident demonstrations of applause
The election of officers was now entered upon
& on the sixth ballo ing-Mr. Barker having been
ahead FIVE ballots successiyely-Mr. Bartlett of
Kentucky, was chosen President having received
ninety votes.
HALF PAST EIGHT O'CLOCK
The following is the result of the election for
permanent officers =
President-- of Kentucky
Vice Presldent.-C. ID. Freeman, of Pennsvl-
vania.
Corresponding Secretary C, d. Deshler, OF
New Jersey.
Recording Secretary of Ma
ryland.
Treasurer of Ohio.
The following names were announced as the
nominations for the
Committee on Platform.
Gibson. of Illinois. Ellis, of Dist. Columbia.
Cofax of Indiana. Foster, of Mass
Lyons, of \. Y. Boiling, of Virginia.
Gamble, of Missouri. Dcshler, of New Jersey.
Colby of n. lIamp'e. Ricard, of Maryland.
Orte, of Indiana Mathews, of California
Sperry, of Connecticut.
The above is but a partial list of the nom-
nees.-lt is sufficient howeyerto give an idea of
the character ofthe platform which will be pres
cnted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12
Tom Thumb not Married.

The New York Evening Post has been author.
lied to say that there is no truth in the story of
Toms marriage. The lady to whom it has been
alleged he was married is merely employed to
attend to the wardrobe of the General" who is
now on a professional tour in New York State,
with Howe's menagerie and circus.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12

IslIE undersigned returns hj lhnnks his frionds in
Virginia for thrir lbeml patronage Ia the hate firm
of Nance Gla.sc, md bess leaye la recommend the
house to their favorable considerations assuring
them TINT they mny Live cyerv confidence in them
June Sd3w THOMAS j. NANCE
GUPERIoR OLD FRENCH BRANDy-Iu.t re.
- ceiyed and for -nle at GRAN FORDS new Fa,aly
Groc, ry. ~ 50 per gallon. mny 2S.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12
A Washington despatch, dated Friday. snvs:

Gov. Reedrr will probably resign. The Ad.
mini stration, and many of his old Democratic
friends desire his resignation. b. b. French
was expelled by the fifth Ward Capitol Hill Know
No hing Council this evoning. Soule is expected
here Tomorrow. The u. s. ship St. Mary has
been ordered to the port of Reaejo, Nicaragua,
TO intercept the expedition from San Francisco
under Walker"
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J NJ Els NJ. q. KENT NJ. D..
!. M l.. A. AcJDNkEN, NJ. d
MONTGOMERY Co. VA. Mn, o

From my knowledge md o,- ervllion, | ha,e , % hest
uton in suyn. that The of the Allegheny Springs
is equal if superior any in in 'nany cases
particularly remarkable in cases of Dyspepsia, Dcranec
uent oi Liver any arrangement whatever of the di
gesl.ye organs; AMI believe water hi her eairn
upon public conhdcnee JACOB KENT.
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IMPORTANT NEW LAW BOOKS.

NORRIS PUBLISHER AND BooKsELLEn, Rich-
~. ,aond, Va, has ju-t published
DIGEsT Of rnE Laws ~ real PHoPER1Y-- General,
adopted aud in in the United Smtrs-,y JOINS
TAYLoE L"nAx, Ii. D., judy of TIA" Eighth judicial
Circuit Of Virginia of the Judge. of the Supreme
SPecul Cum of Appeals, aud foruerl, Professor Of
Inv in The unYerdly Of Eirtinr. Second Edition
Revised, corrected a0d greatly ENLARGED, in Fire,
Volnmes, Royal syo. Prize SO 50.
This edition, emnnep2 ~ ii ,ioe- ncafly all the re-
cent Ensi'h mud Anne Jean d ,eistns upon the snfno
subject mny justly be considered the most ynluall
compendium # purely nercan Inv upon the suhi.rt
nj Real Pro 1erly egcr issue ! IN this country
Chanrcitot Kenfs Op,aton Of the u orb
This work nrries ~ we'll Ia L1~s respecting Reu
Property in the taed StaiaA as IN Virginia The wol
jsnron rhc model of Crnjs's Dg,sL aud il r1ay wei,
errromm"9d"l rs vn'rnelr ali.ian "a The Inv, 81
Limluy.p
Rob nsons Practice Now Editioa.- Tho
Pmclce in GoIItaof Jl-titr in England nuI ila In
."1 Snte- by Conway Robinson Esq.
Volume 10 ,hr fiuce bnI f.ur If tan,5rfi m o.
proceeding, uranug chiefly Of ia, Conflict Of Lnws,
md tht SietItc 4! Ljnj4tisa- priec So 90
Sands Suit i'll Equity. -His,0ry Of a Sp7 in
EYlay prosecuted and defended in the Virginia
Smfe Courts II II in the uat1 Stotes Circai, Court
by Alexander H. sao =. +, G5nn.tl rrat Law, RE
mead, Va. yol P'zt 8v1. 5Iopp Price - CO.
his work j. Intended u auprly IA, Young mon I
III !asl profession vh laui-booa 10 auiic dom in
the prosecution md d.ioaer e suits in Equity, ia
reference o1his bject 'he writer the history f
sn.t in EIplly om il tra1nirg through il various
.iase- = n tHn iorree Of sPpeaI, exer4ti1n, S.r-
lan Appendix, hrsides containing a summary ofiteq
"eri.si. by the virginia Court Of Arfr4s e., Affect
n1 hgaiJy pleading uua Purti q, cuntainaa Saties IL
lurms of BIZ. Aasvrfs, DrmuTrcrs PIras. Decree.
'.N Wi maee 'ae wt15'ea selaahlo ee5s nrsup to the
practitioner. liz Z,
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STRoTHER & WHITEHEAD

With additions which they will receive il few day :.
their stock Of Drugs Chr,nical4 Paints. Oils, Dy,s
Windos Gln--, Putty. Patent Medicines. Fauc Alti-
Giles, g., &r., vii he urge au complete ~ NY t.
be fouad ia market; and .ircd to ash or nInc.-
al dealers on the love-; possible rrms Thy hop, ~
the rictcst personal attention business 10 nrr AT
receive share of the public patronage. Especial
tention given To prescriptions ol ,rdc, from families
Aoupm entict is cnpnye ~ hi, mouse. mud cofnrc
f"nt person viii ALWAYS be present supply these
DR., III ttcu,ucy and Ica,ncss-nt any any hour 1t
The las night Physicians and other orders from th.
country p,c;fnly soicod-which viii be file al 4.
low pricea ID the attention given the selection
Of good, md packing and forwarding as 10 orders ia
person. WV. A. 81 MOTHER
VIII EtlEAD, late
June /. 1879. of J. II. Spay & Co
lIln sccnnL .tnry of ther hnn.e viii be nsed rs Il
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"A. STaIleDlVANT,

urhmond Va
DRACTlSES IN all the Courts of Richmond City
] an ! IN the Counties Of Hctiicu aud Hanover
In the capacity of notary public will attend TO taking
acknowledgements of deeds dispositions. &c Ne. All
Professional duti"' promptly discharged. ohco
Ct Of Bank nnd lth strerta opposite Capitol square.
4 L aim
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HUANol CoNsTANTlY HAND
sMuTED CO-PARrNERSIIIP. -

under signed hive formed limited co partnership,
General Comm, ,io1 business IL his city
under the firm Of Gray \ Glasscll.
james II. Grny a. james 5 Glassell. of The city Of
New York being the general partners. Ill carry the
business, mud Shields Il Sornmrrvir, of the city uf
Richmond aud State of Virginia, special partners, hive
contributed and paid III ten thousand liars the emp
itn of the firm. JAMES II, GRAY.
JAMES s. GLASSELL,
SHIELDS < EOMMERVILLE
New York June !.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12

RHmored Successor Of Mr.. Buchanan.
WAsHIEGToN, June 0th.--T1ere is wide
spread rumor hsre that Col. Green,of the Boston
lost, is to succeed Mr.. Buchanan as Minister to
England, but it is, no doubt. untrue.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-12

LTNcnRuRG, Alay -. 1853.
Having had ample opplrtuoity oil usrertuluiug the
cartHa powers nj the Allegheny Springs | axe plrn.
urr IN Recommending ri" walter a. an inqauai,r acct
Chfnnr diseuscs OF the stomach and bowels.
JNO. II. PATTERSON NJ d.