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cordngly he took his bag, went to his neigh
bor'>, and arrived while they were at family
prayers.
KS he sat Oh the d0ur->tonc he heard the
man pray very earnestly that God would clothc
the naked, feed the hungry, relieve the needy,
and comfort all that mourn. The prayer con-
cludc,!, the poor man stepped in, and made
known his business, promising to ply with the
, avails of his first labors. The farmer was very
sorry he could not accommodate him, but he
had promised to lend large sum Of money,
and had depended upon his wheat to make it
out; but he presumed nciehbor 4 would
let him have it.
With fearful eye and Il sad heart, the poor
man turned away. AS soon as he lett the
house the farmers little son stepped up and
said:
"Fathcr, did You not pray that God would
clothe the naked, feed the hungry, relieve the
distressed, and comfort the mourners :"
"Ies-whyZ'
"Because, father, if had your wheat |
would answer that prayer"
1t is needless to add that the Christian faith
er called back his >uiicringneighbor, and gave
him rs much wheat as he needed.
Now, Christian readers, do You answer your
own prayers.
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C8oNt 3noettg.

WILT THOU LOVE HER SmILLq
Wilt thou love her still. when the sunny cugls
That over hcr bosom how,
viii he laced with the silver thread Of age,
And her step falls sad anl lew?
Wilt thou love her still whcn the Summers smiles
On her lips no longer live?
81 will love her still,
With right good will"
Wilt thuu love her It'll: then rur cherished orc
To,:y si,el'erng arms We give.
VIII th-u love her still. when her ci,angosul cycs
lflvc @rnwn dim with Sorrows rain:
When the bo>orh ti,.t beat, against thmc own
Thr"n. slow with wei etit Of pain:
when hey >ilvcrr laugh rings out 10 lAore,
And vanish Ecr youthful charms
with free good will
>ha}l love her still"
Thou wilt love her Still then oEr dcalc,t one
We give 10 thy living arms.
Remember no grief has >he ever known,
Her spirit is light and free,
None other with fllterlcsS step. has ire>t
Inucrmast shades Lut thee.
Then wilt thou love i"rsl when the thotS Of youth
In their hlu>hine bloom depart:
Through good AMI i'll,
will love her still :"
Then wilt thou oye hcv sill: then our ,llrliug take
10 the joy Of thy noble heart.
Ecn cmhcr COY thee does she smiling leave
The friends of her early days
No longer t" mc"t their approving looks
Not their fond. unir guc praise
Forgive her. then. sf the tears fall fast,
And promise. to love her WE'LL
Il will love her sill.
With right good will ~
Thou wilt love her still: then with peaceful trust
We our >ohbing sorrowS qucl
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TEARS OF TO DAY.-There is 4 tear Of ioy
and tear of grief The tear to-day may not
be forced by the same cause which overaowed
the eye yesterday. A tear may be sent up
from the heart by JOY or by sorrow. It is the
same liquid diamond in either case. A little
tear-drop on the cheek has language of its
own. 1t speaks to persons Of all nations. It
is interpreted readily by persons of all coun-
tries. The tear Of to-day means JOY or sor-
row. The face adown which a tear runs tells
whether it springs from the fountain of Joy or
grief. A tear draws forth deep sympathy be-
cause it is an emblem Of Love, of Hope, or of
Grief. When it is grief our pulse beats fas-
ter, for our heart is agitated and touched deep
ly. The true feeling Of the heart is seen in
tear which fingers in the eye, that little bright
window of the soul The tears of to-day, if
they do spring from grief, may tomorrow be
wiped away by the rainbow hues of peace,
happiness and prosperity. NJ deperundun..
Never despair.-FIrestdc Journal
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pRAcTICAL PRAYER.

In the vicinity Of B lived a poor but
industrious man, depending for support upon
his daily labor. His wife fell sick, and not
being able to hire nurse he was obliged to
confne himself to the sick bed and family
His means of support being thus cut off, he
soon found himself in need. Having wealthy
neighbor near, he determined to go and ask
for two bushels of wheat, with promise to
pay as soon as his wife became well enough
to leave, that he could return to his work. ac'
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NO.. II.

their influence he was appointed Sergeant at
arms of the Virginia house of Delegates, in
which service he died in 1886, and was buried
with military honors in the public burying
ground at Richmond.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-05-03

STARVATION IN KENTUcKY-In conse-
quence of the short crop of breadstuffs last
season there is said to be great distress in
some sections Of Kentucky.
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Tow Notwithstanding to Tom Moore,
Mr.. Irving said thu, he took extraordinary
pains with all he wrote. lie used to compose
his poetry walking u s4,ssosr'wn gravel walk
in his garden, and when he had line, coup
let, or stanza polished in his mind, he would
90 to little summer house near by and write
it down. He used 10 think ten lines good
days work, and would keep the little poem
by him for weeks, waiting for single word.
On one occasion he was riding with NIr. Moore
in cab in Paris. ard the driver carelessly
drove into hole in the pavement, which gave
the vehicle a tremendous jolt. Moore was
tossed aloft, and onresaining his seat exclaim,
ed: ~By Jove' I've got it, rGot whatI' t,
said his companion, in some alarm Ny
word," was the reply. Il have been trying
for it these six weeks. and now that rascal has
iolted it out of me- On reaching his room,
Moore inserted the word, and immediately
despatched the finished song to the publisher
in London. "NLpre.' added Mr. Irvine,
was most captisatins companion, and the
sweetest ballad singer | ever heard. No ono
could forget him that heard him sing
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surface Of the water. II rushed lurl0uSly past
<urcing and boilinga> it capcl over the rocks
that here and there intcrScctcd lis chamei-
Withou. moments hesitation, | urgel the
mare forward, ard in m!autc We We're in the
midst If the stream. II wa> case Of life or
death The water calnc down like torrent
its tile was irre>i>til}c. There was not Il
moment to be lost Ny "wn lie WAS at stake.
With the instructive feeling of <elf-prcscrva-
lion. drove the animal swiftly through the
dcn>c body Of water, ana ii few seconds We
had gained the opposite. bank of the river
We were safe, b@; A Z rSVAsnitv of rilliny
myself of my conanioi1 ~ rendered, by the
emergency Of the case unavailable.
know not how il wa<, but | suddenly be-
came actuatel by i new impul>e Wretch
though he wa, he la! cntrustc! hi< safety his
lie, into nv hands There vs.. perhaps, still
>orne ga,I in the Ir:,n by enabling him to
c>ca,r mi4lt h. III: instrument Of his cter-
nal salvation. II" had dome ne 10 injury,
aud at ,oMlc period # his life he might have
rendered @ool Offices t" others. piticd his
! situation. and determined 10 render him what
a.. Stance | could. applied tle whip to the
mare In momrnl >h,recmcd to be rndow-
cd with supernatural emery and >wiitne>s
th"u"h he was Il N.urlrrcr-tlnu=h h. was
hrnrct"rh to be driven from <,rictv aS an out
ca>t-ic should 1t I,c deserted IN his present
clncr9rncy. Ou We sped hcd=r>, trees.
hou>c>, We're pa>>c.:n in rapid Succession. Noth-
ing impclcI our WV. We had Il task to PER
form. duty to fulfil dangers and difficulties
fled before u. y INTIMACY life depended upon
"lr cXcr;IoI>. ami rTccr nerve Required to be
>rraincd for it, Preservation uu. On We hur-
ricl My enthusiasm rs. .umcI the appearance
II n.aInr->. IL utcd 10 the mare till | was
h"ar>c and broke he whiv in several places.
Although W. comparatively flew over the
ground. | tanci,,i Sc Lid not - ::l$; rMou-h.
Wy h"';y VA, in r'@,;;.nt Motion, a. thor=h il
wnu!I -.r> ~ in .fras :. vUc movements. Ny
c""ran;"n arpra.~:r"l.>,i"u- "tmy intentions.
ana. IL! IL. first ti...r, eyiMcr'! IN interest III
our rr,-:.>>. H." rev orlt hi, handkerchief.
AMI u,rI !; in,...lI.;,y H. ~ incrMlv" -
,wi:ruc.> Ouwar. VI tc,l We were nil ar-
'"'''o y '''2 s''"c motive ln'' t"'l'rI'''-
'".! % energy 2''3 '"F'E all" '''"'''S |" '"'
ACTIONS II" 49,,
Inc n'7N' il''' ','''''F'' 'rtn e''''' ''' tn. M
RAN """ Jean t" 'r'rr"d lii torrents ana ''
intervals VI heard distant pcal> Of thunder
we Wiz SSfS Ts It, |? an ~ rnr-u,, i.-
,r,,,. .r,,.,S - r",, -. .,r, I,.s.J ,v.r ,vitb
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ARGE sALEor VALUABLE

- REAl AND fERSONAL PROPERTY - by
,ifiae Of t"a deed. al uu,t executed by H. x Logan.
dated the ist thr eth Ju, aud the other on the
Sill September ISL. ami du, recorded in the CLERKS
phee ct Camp' N County Court ,hali na SATURDAY.
Ja, isat ! O'Clock. l. NJ proc, ed 10 sell al Au.tinn
the following real and personal estate conveyed IN said
deeds, to vii:
One lot at ground containing . acres with two
dwelling houses aud an ICE HOUSE thereon a,lIon.
ing the lot Nm. h. brown
house aud lot on nth and 1t alley This
asefy desirable re,idencc--lai contain, A an acre.
lot of grouni continuing ; acres an . poles pur.
elasei hN ,ad Logan Of Capt Han. aeh r.tne.
40 opehalf ucrelot purchased b. sud lissan OF y
y. Floyd.
! hr sale ~" commence at Tho hen=e on lilh s'rrei
All 1T alles. at 3 o'tors T. Il
IfRNs-A crrdit 81 and 5 months viii Ice given.
Pile'm.er giving uefot iho papcr satisfactorily cuinr.
sell Cash viii he required purchasers sufficient Ia
dstBy all the Expenses Of the sale.
IIy lldt2lst THOS. ! kIRkPATRICk
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Hear4 De laIcatinn.

BosToN, July 9th Tuckerman, the late Tres
urer of the Eastern Railroad Company has con
fessed to having embczzled 1907 900 of the
companys money. The defalcation has been
going a series of years.
The committee of investigation appointed re-
port the finances of the campany in prosperous
condition, with that exception. 1t is reported
that fuckerman had invested largely in develop
ing Dir. Morton's discovery of ether.
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WnShingion / Nnirs

WAsHINGToN. July 9th.-A cabinet meeting of
four hours duration took place this afternoon
All the members were present. The business ac-
cumulating while the President was absent was
the cause of assembling.
No definite action was had on new appoint
ment of Commissioners ofthe General Land and
Patent Offices.
Secretary Dobbin goes to the Virginia Red
Sulpher Springs to morrow.
Secretary Cushing also leaves Washington in
few days
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n OTECE.-I have on hand, nay shop, , mics
Y from Ie city OF Lynchburg, intInediately ontlo
Amber Court House Rond
IL, 4 and Horse Iron bxles, (waggon)
Railroad and Ok Carts.
Plough-, ilarrows Cutivntors, &c,
Bed >teads Wash Stands,
Table, Safes. Wardrobes &c.
Allo which warrant to be mn Of he Veiy best
raIs and will sell themas low, l. MT lower than such
syur. can be ob,aincd elsewhere All per in
a. such artjees will find il Ia their interest give
call as am determined 10 offer sgeh inducements asw will
insure sale. y. B. MAGRUDER.
uIy &c. vdSc
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jul, G.dFWS1cWEDu4th
EtoMnGssnoNEw's SALE land

v ANp SLAV SS.--ln pursuance of IA deer &c Of tho
Circuit Court OF Ghmpbcl county, pronounced on tie
oil day May, no, in the cnsrs al Hewitt va kab.
Ter, BUrnl, habcr, and knhlrr aud others Nab
erund al shall the 18th day OF August 1853,
at ihr Int t'-de0ce ut Ihuddens hnhcr deed.
the t,wn Il Now London. IN the county II Campbell,
expose ale, 10y why II public auron, the rrl.t If
Land which tue snid Thadlcus knbcr resided M The
Tine OF Ia death, and several valuable Slaves Thu
sud Lnud from, its lncnon aud improvements is vHlua
lie mud drsrill" properly, nnh we'll worthy the atten
tonoi persons wi-ling to srcurc egl residences.
TERMS OF ) lIE.-I he Ian viii be sold n credit
ot sIN Twelve nnd teen months toqnn! instamcnts)
the PAYNE hr secured by bonds wth approved per
soue octrity and the title the Land be retained
pGtr the purchase morcy i paid iurtier security
therefor. Tn, Suyes viii be sold On n credit IF twelve
month";, the purchasers giving bonds with satisfactory
personal rity In the payment OF the purchase money
The tlla To sud property Il believed 10 be uaqu rson-
ably good but acting meie, the organ of the Count,
Viii only sill such mn uuthari. ed Ia sell 10y The
decree ntpresaid. ABNER EARLY, JR,
July 9-ctti. Vd law Commissioners.
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COMMERCIAL.
Lynchburg Marlye, mi, ,

ionteeo.- Inspections fro l.. of October T., A.,
~ tnds do same time lat year l.5lS ahl. nspe,.
t'"' IN. pat week 52S hhd, corresponding ueek la,
t"nr aoi hhds klher lea. animal ON in .,r
Sales AT from = ~ = ~ Tor lue4 i.5niso f,r
mon to medium Leaf, ~ Ia tI3a5 Tor ~ mad a.,
50 plns ant s'eno'i9s, $40 TO "a lr Ian 10 fine nun.
NHEAT -Natbn. dairs
t1o'#R.-S'Peri.ee Sia III Family al 80
o"HN-:i l0t6 u IL rec ba-hol Of Cd Ib.
WI. r. SMITH.
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:
Was induced to t1y the Belio,d Alum Mater On
patient affected with serolun. seeing the nunlysis
made lay Piot Giliam Of the Virginia Mtlillry lusti-
tute md WIS much pleased with lis ,lrrrs
me 10 It in several otnrr Of seroua,
dyspepsia enoofrohcn connected with poAp-us ntrri
mus shy, from my experience wi the use Of the
Rodkhrdec and Bedford Alum watrre | kno,r lie Bed.
loid 10 be Tar preferable. RIO r. PAGE, NJ. ID.
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II ashiHgt0H a

Washington and Near Otleons Telegraph Line.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-rhe annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Washington and New
Orleans Telegraph line has been held here
Hon. Amos. Kendall has been reelected Presi-
dent, Dan +. Clarke Secretary, and John +.
Kendall, Treasurer; o. A. Strecker re-appoint-
ed, Director for Richmond.
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VIRGINIA; A rules held in the cI,rs. Office

VIRGINIA: A rules held in the CI,rss Office
OF the Circuit Gonrt Of Nelson County, on Mon
day hr 2ud day # July, 1895. George Harris w. Mel
son +. Shelton, Alexander .f?atrck, in his own right,
ond ENeeuoro Of Breckenridge Fitzpatrick decd,
and Thomas F. Filqpnliirk administrator de boris
with tie viii anne &ed of William Fitzpatrick dec'd.
Ihe object oi this ,uit il 10 nhiht the defendants
Alexander Fiapatr,ck MD Thpmut f. Fitzpatrick, fro m
srend"'ng paying AWAY any MONEY debts or effects
in their Hnds belonging Nelson +. Shelton either in
then reht or in their repe- en;aFe chuIucelsdnd
It Appearing by pror Affidavit Elrd that the defendant.
Mel IN f. Sh-itnn is not resident OF This Snte: it j.
ordered dat hr do pear here within one month after
due rubiratiun hrreo and do what is necessary pro
feet biz uterestana that cppy of this order be put
i'shel oncea week 70, four successive weeks in the
h'nchhutg Nfgnian and posted at TIDE front door OF
the Courthouse Of this County, the hrSt day Of the
next Conr,y c ur a copy-Teste.
joHS rHosRsoH, P. @. O. LOVING, Cfk.
lnly l-,ni,
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from M Cirrk of Campbell C!rcmt Com4.
i u =

CAMPBELL Go, ilo., October 2ud. 1854
This is To certify that And Two urgrnea afflicted Win
scroala, one, woman, have sent Ia tho Rockhrdge
Alum Springs for the lust tour FIVE years the other
a man, who hnd been given up 10 die by several phys
cans. commenced The oi tho Bedford Alum wa.
ON them in April last. md both Of them have been
greatly benefited and believe by tho use of the water
botn will be eieotuav cured. also know of its being
used with great benefit other persons in this neigh
borhood JOHN u. ALEXANDER
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NEW LAW BOOKS
A NORRIS, PUBLISHER AND BOOKSELLER, Rich
~ mond, Va, has Just published

A NORRIS, PuBLIsHER AND BOOKSELLER, Rich
~. mond, Va, has just published
DiGEsT OF rnE Laws or REAL PRoPERrY-G Generally
ndopted aud in in the United States--hy JoHS
TAYLof LoNAx. Ii. D., Judg of the Eighth Judicial
Circuit of Viiginn one of the Judges of the Supreme
Special Couri of ApPcas, and formerly Professor of
Inv in the University Of Nirgnia. Second Edition
Revised, corrected and grcptiy enlarged, in Tree
Volumes. Royal 8yo. Price SIG so.
This edition. emm neina AS it docs nenry all the re-
cent English and American decisions upon the
subject, mny Justly be considered the valuable
compendium uf purify nericnn Law upon the subject
81 Reul Property ever ssnei in this country.
Chancellor kcnfs Opinion Of The u ork.
This work applies n well 10 Lhws respecting Real
Property in the baitcd Statcs in Virginia The work
upon the model Of Crniseo Digest, aud it may well
he recommended n valuable addition 10 the lawyers
Liorarvh
Robnson's Practice-New Edition The
Practice in Cont, of Justice in England and the I'M,
ted Siate-, 10y Conway Robinson, Esq
N"Inms 10 the place and time If trnn4ucti IN or
proceeding treating chiefly of the Conflict of Laws,
and tn Statute Of Limitations. Price, Sc 90
Sands Suit in Equity. -Htaory of a SH in
Eq"ny "a prosecuted aud defended in the Virgin,a
aue Courts, ii in the uni'ed Sues Circuit Court,
by Alexander II. Snn IL, Es1 Counsel orat Law Rich.
fnond. Va | vol post Syo. 5IOpp Price 81
This work is intended supply tn young M.
lh" legal profession with handbook to Guide them in
The pros cuinn and defence uf suit, in Equity. In
reference to object the writer The history of
suit In Equity from itsbeeinnng through is various
,lnges. II final decree. Of appeal execution, Sc
The Appendix, besides containing summary OF |. gal
hecsSif rs by the Virginia Court of Appeals. &C. affect
ing Equity pleading nrd practice contains variety of
forms Of Bills, Answers, Drmurrers Pleas Decrees
Nc. Se. The practical also oun in the Apuen-
dix wall make the whole valuable rode aecurn to the
lIactltloher. apll6ts
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NOHVEEL HOUSE.
(FORMERLY FR4NkLIN HOTEL.J
Vain ST., hynchbsIrg, Va.
VIM MOORE. MARX ANTHONY, JR.
MOORE 4 ANTHONY, PrOprietOrs.

"A gers to and from the Raroai aud Packet Doats;
also. for pleasure excursions.
June 9-dScfy
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fiTKATE OF naGNEsEA. tor sale by
y lN 7dtS II. SfABGER II co

=. - - % Abi~I1b " w.
HOUSES FOR SALE wish to sell fT=.
hA privately three comfortable ind convenient Ill
Dwelling Houses situated in the vicinity of Poe TIM
yard. Ihis property is nearIy new and in cornulat,
,ePhr, aud mny be bought accommodating te,m..
APplyto ia % d2awts DAVID T. REEFS
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th,lslIST SAI.E.-ln.n.

HaSh SAbE.-ln pursuance at deed of
trust executed Ia me by me hy A. +. Sndcr
~Aall on the lith day at luly 1855 in front Of the
Marho ilou,", in the city q Iynchtug. sell The LOT
syed IN sail deed, situated on Franklin Hill aud
adjoining the house recent, occupied by said
Nalder II beng thu same property uuchased by said
Shider of Horny DAVIS and i sud 10 contain half an
tere.
fERNs.-A c,edil Of moths the pure Iasrr civ ing
negotiable satisfactorily endorsed and the title re-
tanned until he purchase money Is paid
July G.tllth {. Il. SLAUGHTER Trustee
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July 6-tliah Z. Il. SLAUGHTER. trustees,
sALEOrREAu

y ESEA''E In pursuance Of decree al the Cir
cult Court Of Campbell pronounced its Mny Term,
last, in tn of Johnson Johnson .hal on the
l4h day of July. 1880 in front of the Market House
in the city Of Lynchburg sell by why public auction
the LOT OF GROUND in said decree mentioned be.
ing portion of the lands Of the nte Robert Johnson
and the purchased by Luckado under a former
decree in this Sud Lot contains mn three, or
four nclcs. mud Is veil Wooded 1t will be sid On
credit ct six, twelve and eiehfccn months.
&. r. SLAUGHTER Cprn'r
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E,ASssgoiyAHLE TAILORING

l. subscriber would inform his friends aud the public
that he has newly itod up the honse opposite
James Nj. Cobbs. tor the purpose Of conducting the
TAILORING BUSINESS He datfers himself from
his long xeiiencei tue busness, he merits harc Of
the palrons the public aud pledge, himself
every eNerton give satisfaction those who may give
him trlal. All work made up in tho best aud most
fashionable style. g. II. HOWARD.
P. S. lie has. MS, uu improved plan for cutting,
winch he wishes 10 sell Il II.
innp I0.dyclm
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THRUST SALE,-B, yirne Of a deed of

EVsUSE SAEE,-Bs vrtne II a deed Of truss
a executed 10 is by John MeGhnnhan We will
ON the lth day # July 1875 in liont of the Market
House. in tho ciy IT Ly ncihurg, sell FlVE SHARES
OF STOek IN the Merchants, Banh Of Virginia, ut
auction, 10 the highest bidder. credit mouths
Lie purchaser giving Negotiable satisfactorily en-.
dofsed tsr the purchase hey
Il. q. McCLANAHAN. tr..,
la-N G.tll-n e L NLAIGuIER lIl.-r--.
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DEDTORD ALUM SPRINGS WILL

II NE OPENED FOX TIE KECEPF HON OF
VISITORS On THE 2OrH JUNE they are situated
eleven miles West of L,nchburg, aud four miles tom
thr Forest Depot, where convey aocc viii always be in
readiness {" eonvo, visitors aud from the SPRING..
Tue proprietor pledges himself 10 use his bc.t .xer
tions To please those Who ma, emil ON him.
Asto the Medicinal vnlc of the water. the public is
presented with the following celtiGcotes. selected from
many Of the samn impmt which the proprietor hss Ic
CCyrd:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-11
1na nAn ACls res IN Ian ND
uNU NVVD WARRANTS WANTED A

IOtI,DDO WARRANTS WANTED-As
l.nud Warrants, under the new law. being is
sud am anxious To buy n large quantity, Tor which
will pny the highest market price IN CASH. will at
Amherst and Bedford and occasionally Charlotte; and
will always p,y the best price. for Warrants. Any who
may have them will please apply me befpre selling
proseeat, usual all claims for Bounty Lan1
Revolutionary Clnms ornny claims against the Govern
ment OF the Unitel States
Jun" 7-ts CHAS. w STATHAM