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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

THE annexed "take-off' on Military
and Fire company "cards" &C., contains
a moral, which We hope those will profit
by who need it. We notice that Mr.. Sass
pays, or proposes to pay for his Card ;
whereas, IN most cases Of the kind which
have come under our knowledge, the prin-
ter is expected to bear the expense of the
acknowledgment
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

FROM Girard College there have been
Liam. 1s' as one hundred aud ff,y-fve or.
is:at,rs. '"ta'y lone have become
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
ETysipeIas, Scrofula, Kings Evil, Tette.
TumoTs, and Salt Rheum.

From Fr1sGrtiiag Nsr1hlsf y = L'air, ~ ~
DR. AYrR. Your Pii's the Tarazun . 40 -
great in medicine They have cur-l ms 'i'-- 'a.-t
Of ueeruu- -0r-s upon her hands anI i' ria. if a
incurahI- 9 r ysar- Her m1fhsr Aa- t-sl ..a : 80
" al cf-l With l'otahe- aud pim' irr .ka OIL.
her hair. Arer our child cur-. o. rI-s , =
pills and thy have cuTci hsr- A MnkGETf-sE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
I'm -AAA AAaAA ~ - 4sA "
'COUGHS, COLDS. .HOARSENEsS. INFLU.
ENzA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP. ASTHMA. IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,

Ani fr tie relief of o1asuuPtye patents in Al'a.a4
stages u the disease
We need not soak 70 the public a it, v-t1-.
Throughout svery ami almost every hamlet % "a
American States. ~ wonderful cures q pulmonary
plants have uuI- it already known Nay. f.W tis
iaui-. any civilized country this continent tz
p"T>. ub experience u t- Effects and FEVER .ts
communities any where which have not among tleu
smc living trophy uf il NlIt the subtle and sl-
gcgHU- il-.--- II the threat and lungs Nhr ,ts
powerful autii0te yet known % for Tie frlr
dahe and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary ur,
Is also thr litsante>t and safest remedy that p
ployed for infants and yvuuE Persons Parents 81 I'D
have it in store against the iusi1u. enemy thai s-as
upon them unpreparrd. We have abundant ground,
believe the CHERRT PECToRsL lives by th-
sumptous II prevents than those it het ~
Won. and yCu- colds while they cUral n.
leci them until no human A master the nex.ralis
Cankcr that fastened the yals, y0Ur - avay
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders.
they know TOO the virtues of this remedy. u.s c
more than o. a--Efe them II / siill made the beet
Be. We spare no cost toll 20 produce II
most perfect puShle and thus afford those who y,y
the best agent which skill can furnish for thx eUr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

A 7 the burning of the
n Artizan Buildings, on
the 10Th of April, and in the
GREAT FIRE in Market
Street, May LIST, 1856, the
genuine HrnRING SAFE pre-
served the Jewelry of Geo.
wv. Slmons 4 Bro; Books,
Papers, &c, Of Fisher Il
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
A FRESH SUPPLY

~ APORIFlER, or Concentrated Lve-War-
~ ran'ed 10 make soap without Lime ari
with little trouble. With cake Of We and fourror
soap Fat. you make ff1sen gallons coed sui ,--
Hard soap can be made in the way For sal -
tTrTT>T e 4
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. and Gou,.

If0m Ie Ksr LIr. HIf - q q l'1-l7 Ll-i CEn-.i
Pttl.Ei TIHr-r. SlvtyNsl- d,- Jan g. f--.
HTVorU SE -l.u't D. us-rs'-ill i.r no --a p .
skllI ha,- fr|U .rf if GOD Do fffaIl ny uts-
A c13I --t-l.i ll niy hui- and hglu.ht 90 a--s
ueurlIgi- Ta.a-. uiI|h sr..i in g.rUuiG ffs.
Noiull Standing ia fh- I--t q -i1an-. 'e -.
grew vHr-~ sut Waf-- until. % tH~ al1s"s H;
lent aEru. Boa iaatuHr-. D. Va ksrE-- t-a| -- Hs
Their eHsrt- slow, tgr sure hy f~lslf.Ils ..
U.s. q thsIa ] an lHs entirely well
SEytTE CuiNurR- HirHS E.arEE l.. D. scr
Ds Am have lrrH -utrsIy CUr-l - r.r- T...s
Rh-uuail O0ui-a painful dis,s-s fist Ls' 'a-.- =.
for years NlNtEHl -LllELL
For ntonSv pIethora or Lfrdfed 49,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

NIB. rnllish in l paper inside thereof
q forrld Bill tu phenix tarvern-postage
Paid.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
For Dropsy. Plethora. OF Kindred Ion.

lrut rHtlr y.
For COstiveness or Constipation. and a.
q Dinner PHI. by alr s-ry-a..r a1.i OBJ -.l-
Fits, Suppression. paTalysi-. InrImma-
ton. an even Deafness. ana Partial Hind
mess, have teeu euEvl ly Tie a4,..a.tr 4 g 80
Ill4--
Mot the fi''- IN market -1r'sIH N.-r-r u'ts a.
thOuzh ,iuslis rru~,y in -kl.iui tau To- .- -s---3
IN pubic Iil. .u ih- dreadful C.r- tllf -
qusntly t-ls it. iudsutiHus u-s- IA1-e Cllaa
eury mineral substance whatever.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

NRAlN or Seed Dnlls-Ross' Patent
VI decidedly the best and most durabh
Grain Drill now II use for sale at the Lewisburg
Foundry by Gedde=, Marsh & Go.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

DAlES' WHITE GREASE. for Waea,rs
ID Bu. IerC>saGtS, Omnibuses, Stages s's
a superior article. for sale BY CHRIST CALDN Ill
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

LET rs KNOW ALL aHorT ir.--The story that n Re
publican Convention mad been he'd al Newport Ken
tacky the other daY originating with the Cincinnati
Gaaetie,- having wide through Tie lrec-soil
Journals here l. held up sign Of the times
We must insist upon some Of our kentucky eontcn-
poraros pi'ing some "fltthcr pariiculars' 1t Is
suspected that The Convention Is bogus. Does the
Louisville Journal. the Courier kn9N ylhIng a.
bout il2 y. L. kipres.
We suspect. the contrary, that II i true
In fact. we have scarcely doubt Of it. New
port. like other Western towns bordering the
Ohio river, has large population of Germans,
together with mary settlers from the Northern
sta:es-sll, bitterly anti slavery. In addition
there has been published an avowed Abolition
jonrnal-the Newport News-at This place for
five or six years. \ day or two ngo we saw an
appeal in the New York Tribune IL its readers TO
sustain literally this Newport Abolition pupcr-
ii being considered great triumph TO the North
10 boast of its existence in a Slave State. We
reeolleot, also, that this Newport paper IL 1855
warmly advocated the election of Wise TO the
Goyernorship Of Nirgnh--but, in TINT, ii only
followed the lead of the Tribune and most Of tho
other Abolition journals.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20
(From the UAeeling Times.)


REv. SiMPsoN-THE SEpuCER-Our readers
will remember the published notice of the steam
II Town having landed at our wharf Rev. Simp.
son Of Allegheny city, Pa, and u Miss Hender-
son-tor alleged criminal intercourse during the
trip from st. Louis to Pittsburgh. The boat re-
fused to carry them any further. The Cincinnati
Gazette speaking of Simpson, says:
We gave yesterday an account of the seduction
by tho Rev. Il. Simpson, Pastor of the Cum.
berland Presbyterian Church in Allegheny city
OF Miss Sallie Henderson, of Missouri. Mr..
Simpson is one ofthc editors of the Cumberland
Presbyterian, and the paper vas not long since
removed from Brownsville, Pa, TO Pittsburgh, to
have the advantage OF MIR. Simpson valuable cd
itorial services.
A few weeks since, noticed in the paper a
complaint that, though Mr.. Simpson had gone to
the Assembly at St. Louis, he had neglected 10
furnish any report to the paper. This is the
trip to St. Louis which he made in company with
Miss Henderson.
Since Miss Henderson's expulsion from the
Wayneshurg Female College, some two weeks
since, she has been residing with Mr. Simpson at
his house in Allegheny city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

Low WATER HARVEST. The River, says
the Parkersburg, Va, News, is lower at pres
"nt thnn at any time since last fall. Many Of the
larger class of boats are aground in the various
shoal places, and if tho weather continues, we
may soon look for the commencement of that dia.
boieay disagreeahlo period known as tho reign
of dinkeys and mosquitoes"
The Wheat harvest in this vicinity is now in
full eide, and will be concluded this week. Not
with standing some slight rust in the lute fields,
and some injury by the weev tho crop will yet
be tho heaviest ever harvested. More ground
has been planted than in any previous year. a
larger proportion of the wheat raised is white
VIII eat which commands higher price than any
other
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

We are glad to note the appointment Of Hon.
R. X. Meade of Petersburg to an important diplo-
matte mission. Mr.. Meade was one of the EARL.
est and most consistent friends of Old Buck, aud
we believe, had the honor and glory of first NOM
mating him at the Cincinnati Convention. And
herein Old Buck displayed his gratitude rather
more effectively than did his predecessor-for
We believe MIR. Pierce took no account whatever
of the claims of Mr.. Chasiain White of Hanover.
VINO dreamed OF him just before breakfast time on
the morning Of the fifth day of the Convention
Mr.. Meade is appointed Minister to Brazil, in
place Of Gov. Trousdale Of Tennessee, removed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

A warm .st is nov waging in Alabama for
the next Urfed States Sen ator between the res
pec,ive frisD1s of Gov. Winston and the present
Senator Hon c. c. Clay. But we incline to
the opinion that the Governor will not succeed.
According to precedent in that State, no man
can be elected Senator until be has been first
beaten for Congress by Williamson r. w. COBB.
Several years ago Jere Clemens was a candidate
for Congress against Cobb, and was beaten
The Legislature Immediately took him up and
sent him to the Senate. Subsequently, Clay was
also candidate against Cobb, and was likewise
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20
y,rs;p;nnJss Printing O@re.

The yISsNIAS don VfFtck has beeh hted M WI lte'
care and supplied with the @bst extensive a>s9fi's o. Up
2 every the aud prompt execution OF 81
k,. OF PLAN ornamental Printing. ~ Is under 'e 81
rerintenaenee al Mr II C. lREAhLk by whom al ntneis
l. nunroay filed Distant patrons viii bee promptly aten
aed to Patronage and abroad respectfully solicited
Noticr-Messrs. JAS W. BRowN, Jestfh BhoW and
J. WAN are aiorkcd Agents in the country sud A. y
MoSTgnNKy,Y In making collections and ets
the business of Nretnau otcc 70 the Isl OF A" iI'
10 " hicL time bills for subscpt dao 10 Tue nd,
signed To subscribers and adNefsefs ." ar ~
rears hill will be by mail and rcntsnees isukn 'h
channel in registered letters, soesH eni iN, a
wound up We that all those who hte hla'p'" W u'
will appreciate the necessity ior az cary anu PF' ~
iAe =" W MCDONALD PETERS
Nav el.ts ,., =. .i., s,,
ss.ia. t The Yirrinan tor the present Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

TIE GREAT EASTERN. Tho Canada Railway
GUIDE says the great steamship will positively
sail from Holy head haibor-her point oil depar.
ture from England-for Portland in April of next
year. and that Tourist Tickets will be issued by
her FOR n five weeks, trip, the period during
which the Great Eastern will remain at Portland.
1t is intended that these tickets should include
the passage money out and home, aud all railway
and steamboat fares from Portland 10 Quebec,
Chicago, st. Louis, Washington. New York,
Boston, and back 10 Portland The price of the
tickets, il is now supposed, will be $500.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

BEAUTIFUL lDEA.--Away among the Aileghnnies
thefe IS apring so small that single OK, IN sum
mers day could drain It dr.. II steals It's unobstru-
siye WY among the hills, TIL spreads in the beauti-
nl OHIO. Thence it stretches away n thousand
nile t!earing ON itsbauks more than hundred villa
yes AMI cities, ana many thousand cultivated farms
aud beafing on its bosom than half Il thousand
steamboats, Then joining the N,sE'esqpi 1t is now
stretching nwayand away Some twelve hundred mile
more til it falls into the great tributaries Of the o.
eean, which, obedlrn only to God shall roll and roar
I'll the angel, with foot the sea mud the other
the land shall lift up his hand to heaven, and
swear that time shall be no longer. So with moral
influence il is rl--a rivulet--a riyer-an octtn
honndless and Etthomless as eternity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

NERAL 1T RELEASING AGENCY Tho constantly IN
ne pur
chase all kinds Of articles both ui residents AID nousi
city, has induced establish in
with newspaper enterprise, CKCHAS l&tt BUREAU
the immediate supervision OF OF firm assisted by
the accomplished experts Tor supply ing any article ia the
Particular attention viii be paid to the selection purchase
thorough bred Cattle Horse Stock, Trained
Dogs Fancy Fowls Carriage Buggy and
Horses Carriages Harness and Saddle Time Watches
description OF Fire Arms, sporting Articles, Fishing Rods
Tackle, Muse and Musical Instruments, Yachts, Sail and
Row Boats Furniture, Fine Nn,s Liquors, ami SegarS
Cricket aud Ball Bats, PADS &c, Ae
Agricultural Implements Of the latest and most Improved
kinds Seeds Plants Fruit Forest and Shade and all
kinds Books treating subjects of importance to the Far
Horuculturst and Florist,
state engaged in advance, Steamers and
Europe California, the West Indies any part
world This will obviatc the necessity residents
inland aud places where steamer agencies
coming York three weeks in adYaneeIs they
frequently required TO doeher to obtain
to eligible mmalaions In this department.
will be ready hotels at Jrabie
protect the imposition well
nlence in short perform description OF commission
would ordinarily require the preselcc OF the party him
Gentlemen form Libraries, may
the choice literature the day.
Judgment and selection Also, Blank Books and
tianors and Book and News Paper. for Printers.
FOR TIE LADIES
will procure the latest Fashion Plates styles of Ronne
samples varieties goods Cosmetics Perfumes
Fancy Articles and shall always be pleased furnish
Everything connected with their wants
In short service which be required the public
may rely upon with the perfect confidence
Y al dispaich Apply GEO. WILKES & co,
Port, RS Spirit Of the Times 3i5 broadway. York
N B-Subscripuons for Porters Spirit OF the Times
may be forwarded the direction Terms 50 year
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20
STOP THE THIEF.
MAN. CnIlinu hi H,.,,.-

"a who reported himself esiIhE in Richmond fFsCI
Va HIRED A HORSE my stable on the both x r
gay 81 last mouth q uno) under the pretence going
the county at mhtrst Ia search of land time by him
I" return having elapsed seNeal days became unrasy and
s"'el my sou IN pursuit Of him. an upon wing
htsbofoueh, Augusta county had sold my
MOI Ia gentleman living near that place and fed
Bell as /" called himself, is Il scamp about - years of
age feet eight "ehs high light sandy hair
a! eoace nope whose eye this may they viii keep
loo for Inn that lie may arrested and brourht IN ms
nee ana thus save an nnsnspceting community beng
falt imposed upon Ivy him. 4 NJ cox.
In 7ptt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

present prospects f5r sugar. The owner OF &C..
iaies On the Islands. with English connections,
can eominaud any necessary amount Of capital,
but are of opinion ihai the required amount OF
labor Is not available. On the whole. the pros.
poets of the Island appeared 10 be Frightening
Several Englishmen lad arrived with the ma
chiaery and utensils for sugar manufactures and
other parties were embarking for England TO
make similar purchases.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

VERY pretty quarrel has been commenced
among tho Pennsylvania Democracy. in which
Col. Forney is to be tho principal gladiator
When that gentleman failed to obtain a seat in
the United States Senate, he endeavored To ret
possession the Penn-y lyanian newspaper, but
the proprietor Of that paper. was not willing to
part with his property, particularly, as no says
Col, Forney was not willing to pay more than
half its value. Col. forney then came out with
prospectus for new Dem cratic daily paper in
Philadelphia which we mentioned last week tho
| i,h inst, the Pennsylvania had an attack on
tho Col. very pungently written, and which may
prove the beginning OF fight that shall end as
did the Wolf and Muhlenburg quarrel long ago
The Pennsylvania accuses Col. Forney of in
gratitude and states that the President offered
him office worth fifteen thousand dollars n
yenr, ind that ten thousand dollars were offered
him by way of outfit. Those facts show that ei o.
ther the President had great regard for the
Colonel great lear of him The Pennsyl
Vannn promises to afford Colonel Forney work
for more than one number Of his forthcoming pa
per.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

TIE HALF MooN lioMlcIDE.-An inquest was
held yesterday on the body of Gaetano Valenli-
no, u native OF Palermo, aged nineteen years
foand dead IN u house on Dryades street. near
Girod. Verdict, "Dle1 Of Penetrating wound
N tho right armpi, dividing tho nxillary artery,
causing hemorrhage, said wound having been
inflicted with sharp cutting instrument in tho
hands OF Carmento Armato on the evening of the
10Th inst, at tho New Canal, in the rear of Cai-
borne street, First District" All tho testimony
that could be elected went to show that on Fri
day the parties had qunrreed when ON the levee
purchasing fruit, ana had then agreed TO meet
IN the evening TO fight it out; and lhut Salonli-
no lett his residence ON Dryades street for the
purpose of engaging in the fight. and was not a
gam seen by his friends till his mansled corpse
was discovered yesterday morning ut tho Half
Moon. near the New Canal. On these facts ad
died To the disappearance of Armsto. the verdict
OF the jury was principally founded Tho bloody
SHOES which had been worn by Armalo during
Tho fight, were found ut his late residence. - n.
q. Hicaguue.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20
a gsElsgslD ssssYssCsAS

/Whose sands of life have nearly discovered while
in the East Indies certain for Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The
1 edy dscoycredhy him when his only child daughter
given mp die. lie had heard much
and healing qualities OF made
India Hemp and the thought occurred to him that he
mi int remedy his child He studied hard
realizing his wishes Ills child v cured, and
aud well lie has since administered the ndeul
cdy thousands sufferers IN all the world and he
has fted in making them completely healthy and hap
py Wishing 10 do much good possible he will
such OF his afflicted fellow beings it, tins recipe, with
XpiirIt directions making up and successfully
using lie requires each applicant incose him shilling
be returned the and tho
remainder be applied tine payment OF this advertisement
Address DIR. II. JAMES
No 70 Grand Street Jersey city, y. J.
N DIR II. James has neither office agent Now
York have pretended and advertised The recpe
is sent from but No. ~ Grand street Jersey !
City. New Jersey 2fd&cilmo i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

defeated. The Legislature immediately made
him Senator too. So that Coy. Winston. before
be can indulge hope of success, lnust iirst pass
through the ordeal Of being beaten by Cobb
That seems to be the only road to the Senate in
Alabama.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

STRANGE AND MELANCHOLY DEATu.-On last
Sunday week the daughter Of Squire Scudder, of
Liberty township, while reading piece of poetry
entitled DO they miss me at Home" was so
much affected that she tainted, Her mother inn
mediately sprang to her assistance; and together
with Mr. Scudler,her father did all in their power
to revive her. 1t was fifteen minutes before she
become fully sensible. Her mother had lost all
hopes OF her recovery again to lfe and ran to the
door exclaiming she was very unwel at the same
time throwing up quantity offroth and blood
Mr. Scudder assisted his wife to bed and in less
man one hour she was corpse. She was in
perfec, health previous to this Her dea,h, no
doubt, was from the rupture of blood vessel
caused by the sudden death. as she tboue ht of
her daughter. Hamilton (Ohio) Telegraph.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20
npmrt,bnr1 cfruintam
Monday Morning, ......." sniy 30, 1897

fsssWe call The attention advertisers 10 me
of me ytRGi>IsS advertising i7shaii ~ ~
country papers circulation Ia tue SUI" ", -
mart Of the State growing irae seeAs ~ .
,sssr-inia ieS There daily paPsf paesA'Hi ~laih
hundreds If south 81 tlhs point ad ihe
of The Virginia and Tennessee itsi,"aa y s 9 -, -
,r Sst mast contrib make tho AifEulah the paper M
thaf seciinD as Il ean send daily eiegfaPae iniurh''"
- ~ ,nee ~ All others ubfisss viii ensure tor
.rc,.v increased circulation For the nt ruavn Vi our
- thai saetinn We would thai intend 90 ave
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

= Pcrfnned IL rcath.-Nhat lady or gentleman would
labor the dsagr bea when usiDg
DOWDENS DENTAL Fit ID it will not only render it.
sweet make the teeth white alabsor prevent tooth
preserve them from decay Recommended by
fists and ply sicians everywhere
beautiful Complo Xion may attained by its Ii
pimpos, ireckes, renders the skin and Leu
full mpartng rich the greatest
known being free from all injurious
cents. For sale by SFkOIHER WHITEHEAD,
SrABLER 4 JONES,
nj lruv, sta horn,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

WISH I" Fe my farm formerly owned by Mr. III Jones'
distant about y miles from the LyEcAburg College h,
IhAol contains I'll ACRES. / IA wood. 20 acres Creek
fla''' and has upon an ORCHARD Of 5l0FRUIr TREES
!ouhS anu oid me improvements exc icnt FRAME
DIV ELlNh with rooms and all necessary outhou,fs
All "i winch have been pun in good repair Recently Consider
ing It's advantages as market and dairy farm mora d.sir
b'e place Is seldom pat IA market sld bcpr. III. sb
august WI" then be sold Al public on the premises
NJ! address LHhtlburs AM persons desiring personal in.
t,iNly" Will mud me at The store of Mr. A. Is Ructer
Jy l-dSctds EDGAR wIiIJTtII,n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-20

BY BRYAN AkERS. Auct'r.
sousE AND lot AT AUCTIoN.-s VIII,

EsOssE AND lot AT AUCTION.-s Will
sell It puuiC auction Wednesday, the 18th inst Al
O'Clock, my HOU Sc AND LOT, situated on Seventh
Street. the immediate neghUorhood John Mufre and
tie lot formerly owned by 1ho This lot fronts o
7th about - back depth and h
ON ii COMFORTABLE DIN EI.I4iNG HOUSE with four
good rooms, with ire places also Kitchen, Srnokehouse sta
pie Ac &e, aud good Spring 81 water convenient
inkMs-ohe fourth OF the purchase cash the bal.
the title retained until All the payments are made
july lltds R AKERs Anatr
s'OsfpOncmrut.
The postponed until Monday evening goth inst
at - O'Clock. n WtInIT
Jy 10 ids b. AKII,S Anctr