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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

Fam NIFW, LOUISA COUNTY, Va, March II, lsd7.
NHESSRS DOVE & tD-lf thiuk proper,
lVh publish this the bent Of suffering mothers During
the May. lrlt breast commenced rising asked
The advice Jecor h. advised simple
remedies hUt found no rrof then some two irec other
Doctors ,onsultcd the advice of friends tried, but
grew They then to the conclusion
that the lancet would bc The only remedy had then been
rising three weeks and sufcTngs indesribable Al
despair concluded make experiment ot
valuable l.umrn therefore hahcd and breast with
scalded cabbage leaf and applied to breast til
the nnrnt, keep reliev ed all pain
II made perfect without the
81 the much dreaded lancet. BETTE a. III TIER.
Gentlemen nj bear testimony to the above ecricate
had also servant who taken with
the rheumatism last spring, Of his knees perfect
being moved without assistance
By three applications valuable Iuiaent lie
cved the morning attending 10 his usual
business have heard complaint since You the
above certificate 4. you think proper
Respectfully, A. !. BUTLER,
A copy. Justice of theleace.
For sale 10y J. IL. THOMPSON y CO.
/ les 4
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LOUISVILLE. May ia large meeting was
held this evening at the court house, of citizens
opposed to mob law and mi.rnle. Anderson
Manroe, Esq. presided. Resolutions were pas
sed in favor of supporting the civil authorities IN
support of the laws, and OF forming military
Companies to aid when necessary There are
two military companies at present organized mere
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BY GuDpIN n ApPERSDN. Aucr's.
Redmond, Va.
\ALl ABLE
MILLING PROPERTY FOR SALE,


EpN Nrfuo of the pro, ,+ Dcrds e Trust exeeu.
It'd tnUs hN joel n Urapg aud wife bearing date +.
scet Nr The HoI Npti lst and the Eth dAN August
IT. aud pv recorded In the clerks Office ct Chest,lhcd
county Va viii Ho ccd Un ~ tSbAN the 10th daN Of
Inv Mt NJ VI to sell upon the premises pub.
lie auction thar desirable Milling proprrN situated tie
tanuf Manchester thc South SD, of James River
tar H'rthrrn terminus of MnNoN NrdEc and known rs
sBrrF- NM
Tue s,auuu ct those Mills most desirable commanding
an unsu Dd water power aud combining facility ot
N land aud NltCI with an exemption iuu the oppressive
ttNainu a V1 the Richmond Msatc subject they nbo
to mlI"p Wilh thrU upon the most favorable terms
The HrHsrui have b,vu within the last
laWoutbs au consist of Nhrck IlouI Mil 81 hy IL oc i've
sleftss hsh, hut m the most uh,tanth manner with
heaFy Eant' 'nnd'tun mud furnished with the best and
lpprt, molrru machinery, rnuahlr grinding su
frle ut H. poe dty An additional building ~ has
he nr,D AVID the stone ouudRtion tho heaviest
hrtplh lH lhrNdN hcrn built THIS building be
plotted In shout hdat couputavcl, small
"at pae, ue,, and much OF the machinery Is already
prpar'd mi Nb' ,ompcod with arly double the capacity
aud rea'i the Mills aud onabo them To grind 300 barrels
ot hour tl d,N
Asa.a st,,t,r,l and well arranged Corn Mill" viii, ono
mn OF bun tNtth capacity TOT parD and grinding
ro boshr on lu,nl PEI day Tor witch hcrois awaysa prom
ttlir ,tla
furth,r description Of t property deemed unnecessary,
Oh des,tole" uu hnang NnNcd To- uNninncit HE
Man,lA-l,t very favorable Selling unscea
We slhu make the usual couNoyan
" Ho'rWRIUHr, ,,
1llO> j NANUE. '''s''s
TRIMS ul. t\Lr-A sr0i,cucy OF ,nst WIN be required
tia Il la dr 60 the Nuua luuduG Fund Association
aha tn Ianu.r Niuk q" Nugnda together with the Of
osrtnttt# fttt't th" balance, credit o /, and le
laann nh'p uotcs satisfactorily oudrraed beans
rrs with d'cl o trust on tho property secure tePAy.
". NoorWRlGur, lr,.
TllOS i NANCE, ''"A"'s
. sl"o"od'c'cdb by U"n"'N Arr.nsoN Auete
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WASHINGTON, May 2l.-A body Of troops,
numbering 1000, is moving towards Utah The
Administration evinces disposition 20 act with
promptness. and military force will be used in
the event that the course of the Federal laws is
DISTRACTED
The Governor has not yet been appointed. ow-
ing to the difficulty of selecting a man c"mbi-
Mug personal bravery with unquest.oned disore-
ton and administrative talent
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nen.. snic Of Corn in Loui.,iIie.

The I.ousv INurnu rthtes that IN" largest
sale of corn ever made in that market took place
ON Saturday by auction. under cree rendered
by the chancery court. The lot comprised
1905 sacks or about i0ooo bushels IL was or
fer.l in marcel. of 50 sacks. the buyer having the
n,iylcee of taking 900 sacks. The whole was
taken for home consumption, and the prices were
92a cents to Si.u2a. averaging 95 cents per
hushel. The terms were 4 months credit, in
tare st added
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GENERAL.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
NOW Is TIE TIME TO ADVERTISE
To the We, ciI nuts. ur,hn mics n nj 4, oicss
.fa

NOW Is TIE TINE TO ADVERTISE
T"thc uc,chnuts. Mechanic. mud Professional
Wen of1y nchburg.
H. NiES0N$ wishing Ia adv cllise tholf 81 SlNEsS 81
~ iE'iINN'oN bon the following larcir. Tor Which am
Agent ta,h of them having lANak enel lA1fuN IN the
Weston luJ South Western Nitgtna and Last
Tennessee. VIII please tai ON me!
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE MIN 5 Btisin
BROW NLuM = kNuANILIE Ienn) " lllG#
\lNNlt ATuR Jontaboough Tenn.
VALLEY STAR Lexington, Va.
I Hi.HT%fHt' Abingdon Va
HEbtultD SENTINEL. Liberty, Va
NAllM RtGISfEk Salem, Va.
blNuCKAI ,,...,.,t. y
VALLEY WING. '"'"'''' W.
Mu\IGnMERN HERALD ,,...,,.z,..= =.
WESTERN STAR. ''''''s'''ta -
WY NEVILLE TELEGRAPH, ,y,,,.4fi# IA
WNIllENltlE TIMES, A''''' ~ -
FLOYD CITIZEN floa Court House, Va
UNION DIMOtRAr tniun. Monroe county Va.
ADVOCATE. Jvl,rsnnNllr TazeM ell county, Va
Persons Wshml II advertise In any oi the shoNe paper viii
mud o thvU tNtEe 81 L. call AT the oiee Of Tho
lNuclhurg NrruipH tr SrAls where contracts VIII he
made, and adv ,WUus pRW AlehEp WITHOUT nfl ~
y vl H'sn aud fain ald advertising any paper
in the United State A MADlllls
apl 2ls Foreman Nifguian office
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BUFFALO, May 26.-The wind has broken tl'e
ice in the harbor here. and 26d,000 bushels OF
wheat $4,000 bushels of corn, and 490,o0o bar
rels of -four were received 10. day.
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sOI.uOsN>, WHALING n WILLS,

HAVE open aud exhibition alargc and general Ms
HARDIN ARE, CUTLERY GUNS. HOUSEKEEPING Ar
ftIES, SU. &c.
the House meil rs the trade generally
Merchants Farmers Mrehales tontraiors aud others vi"
fnd It Ia theiI interest IL give n-a call oar
FOREIGN GOODS
nav ''','' AMGRlGAN GOODS
purehased direct Of the Manufacturers We feel nSnrod that
this We respectfully, ash M cxamuaon
OF tho following articles which constitute portion OF our stock
AnIiclfsfon notstkttrINo.
Iva, knives aaig for Silver and Plated Forks,
HUH uoeoa neln aud liono Knives aud Forks,
Ivory handle taivers aud Forks
Huck aud hano do do
Plated Table. rea aud Dessert spoons
r gS H., s' s" %%ts an %" o,s p.u
Plated eendesteks aa' Shutters aud Trays,
PLATED Casters In every variety. some elegant.
Plated Fish Bntter aud Fruit Knives,
Floor Oh cloths flom ! to yarla wide,
on Cloths The Table IN Mahogany aud Rosewood oolorH
oh lahle Govets somc hoaniitn designs.
Bron1ed Br,,ianula aud lirsHa taudlesticks,
HrltianIa Gonee aud Ten Pots,
bra,s aud Iron, Btoircd Iron ditto
Porcelain, He'll Metal Brass and TIN lined Kettles. for pre-
serving and nil ohor purposes,
Papiet Maehe w trrs
Toilet sotts Baihng Tubs Tor ,hldrrn.
caks osos sptoonso II Mi tnd Feather puS,ots Willow
Carriages and askca Cabs Foot Mats aud in fact, any art,
Gle n"eessars to housekeeping Fine PoehT o"oy Rmt'
Wilson's, Sisars Razor Ataps Sc
ouNs nsfors tsn fInuNa rAcklr
FIN Double Single nrrreh Guns from ~ 90 TO 2S 90
ag r;,, 'of s, t"a to s r,co,, and Awe
Percussion Caps,
Coli live shonois. in I and finch barrels,
Colt improved patem Five Shouturs
Coli 20 shouting Revolving Rifles,
Alen.s Plstos In ryerN variety
Fishing Rois. Fishing Geels, Lines Spnucrs,
Nirflnia and Limerick Hooks. &c Ae
IpusFnuiIh1Nd MArFHIAts
Ioel Ia every variety Window Glass from by 10 TO 2s
hl hes Hinges. Bon Malta. BtaiA, Window
Springs Sash aud Blind Fasionng sash Irons and Cord Sash
Paeys SAsh Rollers sgni fapar and any other articles
eaaary building purposes tpas TSo's and Tools tor
Mrr Phts Planes, ot every description, Marking aud Cut
ting GWscs Hand and Bepch SeroWa. I"Nwood aud Fine
Ivory lnra Steel aud Iron Framing Squares Saws
desrdpnn chises Hammers. atrhos Hroad Asos Hand
Axes shinglng aud Inthlug iiaehts rnou Boring aud
Mortelng Machines, Ne# Ae.
nEArkkMirns FOOLS.
Smiths nellowH fnFai aud American Anvils Slrdpe and
Hammers Fles and Risls solid HoX Nicca Horse
shntA Horse Shoe Malta Iron Braces, rR,ot Drilling Ma
ohuos anrmsn aud Shrar Sized asts I'm Contractors and
fgrca8afa{ hnpHoits3f rrng DESCRIPTION Naidrs Materials,
nnd IA inrl every article 10 he found IN
stoek OF Hardware and nrud u keep always on
hand good nlho bn rood and VIII sell ns cheap
a ,ther House
order VII with prompt attention aud satisfaction guar
tee1 call and ace
apegslSr luly coLuouSs, WHALING & WILLS.
Rep cory,
n of md
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

SMALL Pox n TAzEwELL.--No new cases (says the
Ayoeate this disease have oCcurred since our last
issue. Aud if there be no communication VITA M
Hugh Young family, we may consider that when the
disease has run its course with those ALREADY suffer
ing from IT, it will disappear. 1t has proved fatal to
little daughter OF Mr.. Robert c. Boyd of Russell
granddaughter Of Mr.. Hugh Young, aged about } or
years There stir two cases Of doubtful char
acte the rest (six ia nuInber) are improving. Mr.
Young his wife aud five other persons have tar
escaped and il is settled that they are safe.
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n ESs@sfUKNE& WtHNVP hp,r YER, 6n-
psttu, It Paper UnnriuFs very low MI gong
Ntrv .latp lar'2ts
ESiBta VA to,"rnnSt G"nuo,
10. Bong, Manipulated d..
Nl#t, nui THROWN McNicnn do
u, Br. .. super phpsI .lpiruf Lime,
kHaa bust &c. iuJ sale To- br uudr and tousumerH by
&. HARuN co, iotcrsbufE
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u. All Nt bELsNVt tNB stUtk Tn obc-
- dautr t'r r'uunn o the Hoard ui Directors Of tho
Nnua and luuur.-co Railroad Company shall In front II
the HHh, n u.r VA tlo tity Of lyuchhWg between the
h#1Eaat fau,IH.. \ VI and O'Clock T. NJ Saturday,
lie iih la} June, H. tturcrd to- sell at public auction
Ia fha ult tIt' Tor ra.h the following 4, nqconi Stock
IN said aud Company. which stock onto Ito the Guar
ant "a 700 tIIy I.Vurhhur4.
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FRANCIS -. DEANE, 81 a SON.
IYkCIlBIRG, VIRGINIA,
MASHfAC1 UHflts or
CHILLED RAILROAD CAR WHEELS

MASEFAC1UtfIls
CHILLED RAILROAD GAR WHEELS.
fuNiEY prepared 10 promptly orders to
tent for their WHEELS made erolasipoy NJ ts boH Tr
Gin a Cold Hast Charo oai pig
InEl uiIER TO
JOHN r. MCDANIEL, Esq, President Virginia and Ten.
Rnilroad Go.
EDWARD IL GILL. Esq, Superntenda Petersburg and
Richmond Railroad Co
THOMAS DoDAMEaD, Esq, Superintendent Virginia
Central railroad Go.
Mr., SAMUEL PETERS, Master MachnIst Virginia and
Tennessee Rarond Go.
Mr.. ARCHIBALD rAE, Master Machiuih Virginia Central
Railroad Go.
JOSEPH Il. ANDERSON EB1, Richmond Va
Messra. MoRRIsS, TANNER co, do
FRANCIS MALLORY, Esq, President Norfolk and Pc
fpra4urg Railroad Co
WILLIAM MALONE, Esq, Chief Engineer Norfolk aud
Petersburg Railroad Co.
ADAM DENMEAD Esq, Baltimore Md.
=. WYATT x co Charleston \ &.
WILLIAM l. ANDERSON, Esq, Mobile Ala.
WILLIAM g. SWAN, Esq, Knoxville, Tenn.
GENERAL. JACKSON MORTON, Pensacola, Florida.
The business Mt the BANG1IORNE FOUNDRY, will here.
tier be conducted by the subscribers under the firm Of T. H.
,bEAHF, JH. Son. /. -. DEANE, JH
Az l5.c9awts r. BROWNE DEANE.
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L.nicr L,n,m Northcrn McNica

NEW ORLEANS, May Ii Late papers from
Northern McNoo show the country Ia he quiet
under :he administration of Nidautll, who has
become popular.
1t l. reported that President Comoninit has
appointed VI. hiehand the MEXICAN consul nj this
p"It, tn represent the Interests Of Mexico III the
IehRunt,ptc transit route. This is important
aS proving the recognition of the rights Of the
con. puuN hv Navihn
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rxEs.ya:lns'S NOTICE.

Dir. SAINT r. Cox will deliver his sixth lecture IN
the Methodist Protestant Church Tomorrow (SaI-
bath afternoon, at half past three o'clock.
Subject: The Deluge
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CONVENTION OF YouNG MEN's CHRISTIAN AssociA-
yIoys-Tbe Convention will assemble this morning
ut 10 o'clock at the LIST Presbyterian Church., Rey.
Dr. Moores and will continue its session at the same
place during the remainder of the week.
In the evening at O'Clock, the opening address
is TO be delivered by Rev. G. H. Read, d. D.
The above aud all the subsequent sessions of the
Conventions will be open to the public, and will be
Of popular and interesting character. -Richmond
South.
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cttp ana state affairs,

The citizens Union Meeting held Mt Richmond
., THURSDAY night, uomn mated the follow ing Legisla-
,;ye ticket for the Senate: Col Thos F. August; for
,ls House of Delegates. Horace l.. Kent Andrew
I,bnsou aud Richard {. Hawkins
YoaNG BlRn STOPPED ~ ITS FLlGHr.-0n Satur-
day afternoon ast us the steamer Roanoke was about
:, Ieave her wharf at Portsmouth, for New York
,,nt GUY OF the City Police, who is specially en-.
1xe, by the Agent OF the line to keep look out for
on hoard the steamers detected little nm
1T, hoy who had concealed himself in one of the
l,sets attached to the wheel house and was rccor-
I'D a. belonging to Capt. r. W. Bowden He il II
remarkably smart, intelligent fellow about l2 years
old and had on his terson II number of steel pens
no.aee stamps roll of letter paper, ldouhtles in-
to,anQ to write to his friends when he gotto y York
far II seems he can wrie) and days PROVISIONS
How thoughtful for one So youugl Bat no doubt lie
rereiyed his lesson from some one older than himself
,b,uqh he denies it. An investigation going on
ill however probably lead to the discovery of his
scrret adviser lie is of four brothers, two own
Oily Mr. K. II. Stevens aud another supposed to be
INV in Boston, who ran away from his master Mr.
YIN. Walters Of the National some time ago Nor
.toit HraH
We publish below says the Kanawha Republican,
an account of sales of kanawh Tobacco made 10y e.
I,amann ut Cincinnati. 1t is admitted hy all, taxi
,,s into consideration the condition of the tobacco
IN he The highest prices obtained west of the
mountains Had it not been SO high in would
have brought still higher price;
S.lgof II lhds. Tobacco sold at Bodmanu's Ware
house. May B. 1887, for account Of Saml Cabel
mud Henry &. Tucker.
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From Washington.

WAsuINGroN, MAY 2O.-A dispatch from An
gu,ta says that the aes, intelligence finn 81
mater Butler was, that be- was rapidly recover
ing.
The Indian Bureau 10 day received dispatches
from Brigham odng, giving mn account al his
transactions rs superintendent of Indian affairs
in Utah, dated March lsi. in which he shy:
since my last report we hive hal a tme oi
peace aud apparently Of great content,nent gen
orally, ana NOR" e>pyaia'ly among the lnd,an,.
This i the only alluson he makes 10 the social
affairs Of the territory.
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- always the conclusive proof OF great
Judged there machine before line
h. sewing Machines, After esab
fishing the CHEST reputation in the United States they
exhibited disposition Unvcrsele' in France where
tho highest premium and great manuacto
~ to them has been built in Paris
every branch industry which sewing Is to be done
these machines be nscd with immense profit As the speed
OF the Railway travelling foot sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor
shoemaker rrsmakcr carriage trimmer saddler halter
shou hc without The fair profit of using al
these machines regularly employed is One Thousand Dollars
year all private families where there Is much ing
machines invaluable assistance Planters
AMI hotel keepers ud them particularly convenient and prof.
III simple in their construction an1
very strong derabIc hcug the only kind OF Sewing Ma
which sort of work, fine
could perfectly rxrcutcd Thousands Of inferior and worth
been made sold under
but Singers Machines alone have been found every
VIII are q satisfy the wants of the public.
printed for using sent with each
chine any readily acquire the arr at man
aging :hnm The machines packed securely any
formation will application by letter at either oi of
fees forward copy NJ Singer n Cos Gazette papJl
wholly devoted % the Sewing Machine interest.
| NJ. SINGER & co,
Principal Office, M. 323 Broadway, New York
BRANCH OFFICEs-Noi HanOyer St, Boston; No y Chap
ST. Haven CT Gloyervile, n Y; No pa Broad ST,
n j.; No li2 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia; No I05
Baltimore Baltimore Nose Westminster st, Providence
r. No East 4th St. Cincinna No % North ith ST. St
Louis; No ii St Charles ST. New Orleans No % Dauphin
ST.. Mobile. lder 2i'dacs
If you want fine Gold Pen, call on
l. LANGuORNF Waikiki.
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On the 10Th lust by Rev. ". NJ. McElwee, MI.
THOMAS krLso to Miss JANE L.. daughter OF Henry
W Moselcy, NJ D., all of Bedford
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lDs T. ID,

At Oak Grove. on Thursday, the 2lst inst. after a
lingering lness of CONSUMPTION, Miss ANNE c.. eldest
daughter of f. Fl. Irving Of Prince Edward.
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L, THOTnER WHITEHEAD,
~ Druggists md potsrr nries,

- Druggist. md Apothec nries,
BANK SoUAHk, LYscBBuRo, Va,
Have On 'and and VIII connna to receive regular additions
large complete Drugs Dye Stu Oils,
Paints Glass Fancy Articles &c. &c which they Invite
The attention OF
70 Country PHYSICIANS they offer tho prompt filling OF
hor orders with reliable Drugs and Pharmaceutical
non manufactured by themselves purchascd from
table prices will
the State article hand furnished the shortest
notice WIN. A. STROrHER,
fubpts H. WHITEHEAD
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Top4cco STILL RIsISG--ExTRAoRpINARy FMCF,-
Yesterday small lot Of manufacturing tol acco sold
ut Shockoe Warehouse for the extraordinary sum Of
,uety-nia dollars per huadrea! Purchaser, Mr. Snnl
Ayres--R South.
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RNN y II u . 1h'1 "'!H"I"' H'T'''',
which has been cxtensiyey throughout the world
for centuries past bay Rum a remedy
Headache and for affections of the Head
ally the Scalp Hair has Inst been
reduced that Of concentration ich increases it,
dicina fold and makes remedy worthy the
all In state of Concentration which has
been effected alone by chemical experiments by the
Concentrated Essence OF Bay Leaves
this remedy unsurpassed In
the decay of the Hair the removal Dandruf and OF relieving
by applications that distressing itching which
orally prcccdc. the falling OF the Hair The inventor
years since originally prepared for member of his faniv
Ilaving confidence in the usually so) who had
Distressing decay the hair, and such the
reputation became established and hun
calls been made for without
putting such has become the reputation ios
the been induced
facurc upon extensive scale and he offers II with
tur ST confidence to the entire public.
Nome genuine without the written signature Of
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ltOHN NEAu.-of superior quality, ground
- al stialo Mills for by II & HARDY SEQ,
prtcraburR
uDEs JOHN u. EDW YARDS Random Sketches
y of European Travel nst pnbishcd aud received at
IN MOHSES
CARPET WAs.~.-1 have lust opened ~ new
Y and most beautiful amply of Carpet Bags and Sntcboa
ap l5ts 4 sEADfRY.
NuNSt MENTAL DESIGNS, some new de-
WI sigma Just received at JOHN - GADDESS'
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IL ENAII. Archtsecs, assisted by n. n. Chop
lie ton Engineer and Frederick Koach and o. Heinrich.
Architects and Draughtsmen Ia prepared to furnish Designs,
Specifications and estimates for all Kinds of buildings and
rncrv Special attention will be paid to the construction of
work entrusted n his charge Surveys Of Land Mines and
Roads viii lac made the and upon the
proved plaza, Address ii. EXALL
idScs Architect Richmond, Va.
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BY T L l. L & r APH

ID l. IL Ia u IL n / IL
Gele arn phed E xpre.-ly for tbe.virgiWinW.'
Health Of senator Butler.
Accounts received from Senator Butler OF South
Carolina Indicate thai his health Is still dccning-
liz disease Il snid 10 he dropsy.
The Markets,
NV Nonk, May % The flour market is dcprcss-
ed. Stato brands quoted nj SO 30 to SO A.; South
ern s. 20 10 81 Is. Wheat advanced; White Hi.
nois wheat quoted At 81 SO Corn higher Mixed
o., Yellow % Stocks higher
Rtlraenr NAV - Flour firm and quoted at 81.
Wheat unchanged Corn higher We quote white
at 81 10 80, yellow nj 81 To 81 cents.
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FRosr il THAT NICINiry.-The Morgantown, Va
Star, of last Thursday. states that there had been
frost in that vicinity every morning daring the week
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AUSTIN VI. TREBLE,


4 bCA nGOIEo.
~ Main street, u.ymchbWg, W.T..
JONI D. HAWKINS Proprietor.
This house long known as the Union Hotcl has recently
bon thoroughly repaired aud for the reception OF
transient das boardars The location Is thu
delightful IN the city and aangsrs visiting Lynchburg will
hud the C Hotel In every department. airy and comfor
tahc lnusc Every attention will be paid To Guests sIcua
ted to render them comfortable aud happy ut this establish
The subscriber respectfully soiciis share OF public
patronage. JOHN b. HAWKINS.
N B-Scvoral families be furnished with ana. airy
accommodating terms J. ~ II.
mar ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT ~

SAFItn a, lhc lat. Improvement, together with other mn.
w steal Instruments such NiuIus tuilart Flutes Me.
lodraHs Also beautiful Of Sheet Music for
aud all oihcr music ri Instruments general
~ u-cd In this An tuHr wishing to purchase VIII do
W. Ia call and examine for thcWscyos before purchasing
elbow bette
are every day ,,-o nv now and fashion.
ahin Att.tru the fat and mn- fashionable publications
W T. GREENE & cos.
Music saloon Ia ~ pusa CUzcu savings bank,
ana Il 1w doors a,nv, Nor' ell House. Lynobburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

DISTRACTIONS IN MUsUC.-PROF. a. T..
TELrOW having established \ MUSICAL ACADEMY
this City Ia prepared to give Lessons the pioin
udy Futs Polncsio &C. and all the various Brass fsrR
lie will also give Harmonic Instructions lessons
borough Bass.
theoretical and practical experience In Music,
feels of giving entire satisfaction to his pupils
y BMuse arranged for Brass and String Bands, Piano
rte, &c. the liberal terms
Academy ycs Corner First Alley, nearly
,posie the Virginian Office. apr l-2awts
NALV. mud see I.ANGMOKNEA WALKUP'A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

Rev J. p. Tinslow, Of Pennsylvania, has accepted
the pastorship of the I'd Presbyterian Church, in Al
exandria, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

About one hundred and seyenty-ive young mer
preparing to leave Carroll county, va, Tor Nan