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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-24
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THE rpE or DEATH.
bY EOS. RopsRr \. cnAptros.


The tide rolls on, the tide rolls on
The never cesseless tide,
1nat sweeps the pleasure from our hearts.
ne ne loved ones from or side:--
ihat brings Affections to ourslot. -
And anguish and despair, ,..
And bears from youth; s unruf1ed brow
Inc charms that fingered there. -
me I tide rolls on-waye after wave,
Its swelling waters flew:
eeIoTe It al. IS bright and fair, -
~, Behind It all is woeI
The infant from its mothers breast ,-
The gay and blooming bride,
are swept away and borne along ~
by that resistless tide. s--. as
me tide ro ls on-the soldiers eye .
MI Grows dim beneath its s veil =. s-z,s.-r,
Inc me- scnoiar shnns the mystic lore L.
That he hath loved so well: 50 I.s,f5sisrtsfIi
The monarch puts the crown aside, 49,
Aud labor >wearr slave -
Reloices that his limbs will know,
The quiet of the grave. --
Tho tide rolls on-like sumner brook
1t glide.h to the sad
But like dark winters angry tide
1t rushes 10 the glad
From kingly hall and fowly cot.
From battle field and hearth,
1t sweeps into oblivion,s sea
The dwellers on the earth.
RoI, on, thou dark, tnrbid wave;
Thou can'st not bear away
The record of the good and brave,
That knoweth not decay
In H. ugh fierce may rush thy pillows strife,
Though deep thy current be.
Stlll FAITH shall lit her b con high
And guide us through the sea.
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Bscauses replied. i didn't supnose ~,
W9aIa DC so imPrudent Is to 90 ,aeain r., A.. ~
Wnese yoa would be likely to eIscous,s, ~
yesterdays ~ Sa9fess you
.didn'tiin fheleast expect him to i,e ,b.,.
sala KITTY, btushifg and somewhat confnsss'
but he was there eO"'uSeei'
S1f course / replied grufiv. sweu We.
seog Adonis as handsome and A airtsab1,e .as ~
More 50 r cried Kitty, recovering he, oo,.
l'osute ne ?. looked more Massaniello ike ms,
.sef IN nus nshing dress, and entertainment
as n'Ts read rne all finest parts of Tenav-
sgu a.sI 1Il1eess' and then made marriage pro
49,, s.u -. !. thlnk any man could be ex-
Pee5ea to do more IN one afternoonl'
4 should think not, indeed, said r. s....
what reply did you make to the rascal ttSoy
yon mad friend at home who. wonld bs han
Py 10 Kick him weilifur Lis insolence4,
sr from IL said Kitty, swllat my reply was
Is my seefet-7and hiss but for you, nv poor
Jas1esi TN sorry Tor you4its aii over yr;,I
you, and ye1r Offer "'tH
why. you good for nothing little dece;tful
puss !! cried |, losing all patience, there neyer
was more arrant dissembler living. Reh,I,l
now plain tale shall put you! for 10. / nv
sell, disguised merely by little paint. a fisI.
ing blouse, a false moustache, and a change in
the arrangement of my hair, was in nv own
person this elegant, captivating, handsome
agreeable, stranger whose praises you have
been so laSishly sounding.'
Poor hitty was confounded. How could
have been>so stupidi' she murmured. and
the voice, too, which sounded so familiar all
the timeP All
Yes, Kitty, you're caught said 7, and 10
puhlSn you Tor attempting to palm wicked
s''seho1d % upon me, l shall impose twofold
nne' Fmst, you shall kiss me-; and then fix
onf ling day, which mu be very shortly
for PM going to Paris in a month. and von
must go with me- ''D
Kitty gave little scream. and declared
that She could not think of submit ine to e;rb
or ot my PemaItles: but in vain she STRUGGLED
ana a Protested-l had her in my arms, and
nha'ng at last all her efforts to release herself
lru'iess, her Jests aud laughter suddenly
changed TO earnest tenderness, and CLOSING her
arms around me, she said, .As YOU will dear
dearest Jamie ?
One month from to-day then, nv own.
sweet darlirg Kitty began.
katherine r. peated, smiling at her per
t'narlty on this poiut, 'one month from to day
my KathariRe-'
You never put any adjectives before Katb.
ar'ns, murmured Kitty evasively, hiding her
b'ushing and pouting face
My own dear, gracious, winning, bewitcll.
ing, most kissable Katharine said /. shall i
be as l ssya'
IF mamma chooses Whispered Kitty
And so persuaded the sweetest aud prettiest
griffin the country 10 accept her first and only
lover !; and, though TO this day my merry little
wife often complains that defrauded her. by
my tricks, of her natural, woman'y right Of
breaking two CT thee hearts at least, ere they
she mate one man sup.e nelly bles!, still
generally concludes her repr, hes in a
manner most aattering to vanity, by decl ring
that she had two offers after Ill, and that cR
of them W IS worth thousand common ones.
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SPIRIT on JEFF ERS0N.
BENZ. +. & THOMAS p. BEAI,T,
EDITORS IND PRoPRIkToR.s.

bsrteE oS atAtS sTRsEr, "NEw sP1RIr aUILDISa
e7-"sPIRIT OF JEFFERsoN'' is published -,
St.9rdsy Morning, at : in q Ance So. 80 IL
ter the expiration of the year. "a
n5- n5-ADyERTISEATENTS will be inserted at the
rIto of s. per square, for the first three iraser
tious, and 20 cents for each continuance. Those
nptmnrlsed on the inanuscriptfor specified time.
will be inserted until forbid. aud cHARaED 40.
ooRprSGLV.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-24

N1rrted Psrsonsor those contemplating marriage,
being of physical weakness, any other i'm,
should Immediately consult DIR. Johnston
lie who places himself under the care of Dr. John
ston may reIigiously confde in his honor as a gen.
tlemtn. and confidently rely upon his skill as a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-24

YoUNe MES especially who have become the VII
Tins of Solitary Vice that drea6il and dcstructi,
habit which annually sweeps to an untimly gray
thousands of young men of the exalted taientt
aHd brilliant intellect, who iigh otherischave CT
tranced listening Senates with the thunders of eli
uuSnce, walked to ecstacy the livinglyrc, may ca
with full confidence.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-24

Indeed love thee; come
Yield thyselt up mine hopes and thine are one.
accomplish thou my manhocd and thyself-
Lay thy sweet hands if mine. and trust to me-
he suddenly flung the bOok aside, excIai,ni, p
what words what words What would /
not give tor courage to utter them to the being
l love best on the earthp The stranger pans
ed moment, and then broke impetuolsIy ::
This forced silence is all in yain-the words
would reprcss will come. In vain have l
strlVen to be eprudeut-cautions--t allow vou
tlme-not to startle you-you are yourself the
otJect OF my secret adoration-A.to whom T
would say much if l dared and thereupon
SAe youth rather melodramatica!ly fell on one
knee, aud forthwith proceeded to make Kitty
very plain offer of his hand.
Meanwhile Kitty had risen rom her seat.
and, recovering from her astonishment, she
drew herself up with dignity and replied, 81
hardly know, Sir, what. you mean by your very
strange conduct. The liberty you have taken
has made me very sensible of my own irnpru-
dence in having allowed the advances of a
stranger so presnming-an error shall be
careful not to repeat So saying my proud
little Kitty (never had she looked so hand
sotne) turned from the strange! with distant
bow, and walked directly home.
1 did not see Kitty till some time after her
return; perhaps she was recovering her spirits
IN her room, for when met her she was AS
full OF mischief as ever.
We'll, james, why don't yon ask me abou,
my adTentufes to-dayi' she inquired.
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ALLEdHANY SPRINGS.

fENllS Watering Place. iayoraby known tothc pahc,
Will hrupened Tor theieeeptunof Visitors the lot day
oi june next
The pr"rut rrppetoa happy t. thai they
have secured the services General Manager OF $50 4
Itt (f the American Ilnel Richmond Va whose long
p"oucc Ia tho el business. aud Nrnstnh,hrd reputation
as gentleman aud caterer sufficient guarantees that
~ effort VIII be made fl give satisfaction
The powerful curative properties ut tins aud ita ,f
cHry Ia all dslss of the stomach Liver Bowels Norvnua
system &C. well aite.ted by the tlinuRt
raculon which have hern eteeed by its We with
confidence 10 all the former patrons II the pirc.
complete BATHING ESTABLISHMENT has, since last
season been added 10
Vtiturs Tor further particulars the tmd. be
found IN Ilotes tafs, Steamboats,.
-p ud iu, Of -Four Horse Coaches viii visitors
IRON ShRws ie to this paee u mes good road
only one ttl between TIE points
BRIDGES y HOLT. Pfoprictors.
JOHN 4. LEE, Manager
I'M I'm. 900 "A ia 1U
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
GlbIpI\rIt


TENNIS WATERING FLAtE Will br open for the reception
OF Visitors ON tho luth day of June NEAT
1t Is situated the Eastern Sope Of the Alcghancs
the summit, 10 Montgomery County, Virginia seventy eight
miles Wtst u Lynch nrg, and i've hundred miles WcHi of
Richmond within unn audi half miles Of The Virginia and Ten
nrs-cr Rad Road from which there Branch Kali Road To
the door e iho deception House.
Ihr'o Waters Ave heeu TnHorted to for by the
people of the surrounding country and bnro the place has
been improved lay very large number uf Visitors from
sections the lui nies 81 whun TESTIFY their oi
cavN In uuuhrr 1T Diseases
The huproN Of the frat order the
large and and TIM arranged with particular
gard to tho comfort and conn e,eHee 81 Families.
Tue bnu. heun laa been nuuh earA. last season
and will Lv under tie manaRr Of chAHtrs G. TuoMr
SOS Esd OF K,mona "hosc capacity Caterer Is
passed
fractions sr tom to he with nj Watering Place aud
uHi 60 none iu tho Union.
In addition To the aond ftrliea by which visitors from
all svcrous tho brought the tho
Reception iiouse there viii be ay Line Of superior -Four
Horse Coaches. hy way Il the New River white sulphur
Springs au Mo celebrated salt Lake Ia the Red salt Green
huor White sulphur and sweet Spfinus
lho lNu"hhprE Abingdon Telegraph Company havecu
Huccd Branch Of ter Line To these Springs and opened
once In the Reception House
ample provision has been made for The comfortable
mediation W cue Thousand andno effort viii be spared
60 render their AoIoufn pleasant aud agreeable.
ROBERT Il Mostly, pHFs r.
Mu'Pemrr, White sulphur syringe Company.
mn d u i Im "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

CLEVELAND, June 2.-TENrH DAY, AFTER.
NOON SEssioN.-Mr. Dewitt Of Pennsylvania,
spoke on the Slavery Report, taking Southern
ground. lie charged the North. especially the
Synods. as being too extreme in their measures
lie believed many of the churches in P.nnsyva.
ma w"nid object 10 have anything to do with an
Abolition General Assembly.
Mr.. Newton. Of Ohio. replied
ELEVENTH DAY MORNING SESSION
Mr.: Close, of Virginia, spoke three hours on
the Slavery Report. No important business was
done.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

UUANr open and exhibition large aud senerslas
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS. HOUSEKEEPING A.
o which W. invite tho anen,n I Sa old nieud aud custom.
',rs of tho llouse aa wen as the trade prnethlly.
Merchants Farmers, Mechanic Cun'ths and others will
FOREIGN GOODS
''"'' mostly Dee" '" R%EGicA Ne GOODS ""piS anu gu"
purchased direct Of the Manufacturers We feel assured that
or inducements by other House Ia
this secun Of the State We respectfully ask examination
Of the follow articles which constitutes portion ai our a.ock
ARTICLES ron HOUSEKEEPING
Ivory KNIVES and Forks Sin ctts OF 81 pieces,
Buck coeoa Horn and Bone Knives and FORKS,
Ivory hndle carVcrs and Forks
Patel ''1S ' Tph 'i' rS "' and Dessert spoons.
Plated lea Sells in Il pieces with Walters,
Plated Pitchers vi Gobes both plain and chased
Plated tandlesiicKs also Snuiors aud Trays,
Plated Casters in every variety. elegant,
Plated ish butt,r aud fru" Knives
Floor oil GI.fhs from to yards wide.
iii Cloths Tor tn" Table Mahogany aud Rosew ood eoorH
Oh Table Covers somc beautiful designs,
ea keSs ohains and Neee,2nlr DISHES and Dish covers
brass and Iron, Bronzcd Iron ditto,
Porcelain. Metal, Fin lined keee. pre-
serving aud all other purposes,
lhpier Aache Waters
Toilet Setls Bathing Tubs for children
rake boNes spitoons Of ali kinds Feather u-efs Wiow
cle necessary 10 housekeeping Fine Poc.e cay Ralors
seissors, Sh'ars, Ros@ Straps 81
Fine Donbeand Single Borreed Guns from - el25 90
Pine ltiics ranging from s5 to $50
Powder Flasks Shot Pouches English French and Amer
Pcruu Caps,
Colts Five shooters, I, and e inch barrels,
Colts improved patent Five Shooters,
Colt : q shooting Revolving Rifles
Aliens Pistols, In every variety,
Fishing Rods, Fishing Reels Lines, Spnners,
Virginia and Limerick Hooks sc, sc
HOustBuILpING MATERIALS
Locks in every variety Window Glass from by 10 to os
hy 30 inches Hinges Screws, Bolts. Nails Btas, Window
Springs, Sash and Blind Fascnngs, sash hons and Cord Sash
pnleys sas Rollers, Sand Paper and ANY other articles
essafy building purposes. Carpenters Tools and Tools for
MhriRhts Planes of every description, Marking and Cut
GuaRes Hand and Bench Screws, BoKwood and Fine
nd ofp
description. Cises, Hammers llachets Broad Axts Hand
Axes shngmg and Lathng IIatchots, Patmt Boring and
Mortrng Machines, &c, &c
BfRCKsMtTH's TOOLS
Smiths Bellows, English and American Anvs Sledge and
Hand Hammers Files and Rasrs, Solid Box Niees. Horse
Shoes Horse Shoe NaE Iron Braces Paeii Drilling Ma
chimes German and Shear Steel articles for C9Bacofs and
9rcaltrai fp'mensg erry description. Saders Materials
Curing Trimmings and In fact article In be found la
general stock Of Hardware and intend to keep always
hand good assortment ofthe best goods aud Nst cheap
thcr House
Orders will meet with prompt attention aud satisfaction guar
feed Call and see
ape3dNct4nly COLHoUNS, WHALING s WILLS
Ito
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

NEW ORLEANS, june 2.-AddiilonaI inrorma.
ton respecting the burning of the Steamer
Louisiana says TINT the vessel is u total loss
The wreck has also occasioned II great loss of
properly. specie. the mails. und many lives
! he captain is safe, Us are also DIR. Early. Of Va;
Daniel Sullivan, of ST. Louis; John f. Sezzrl. nf
ST. LOUIS; Mr.. W. Garrison. and =. $. Miller. of
New York
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The WGuu,ie, in the Wn.l,;uy,a,, uIo,

WAshINGroN. juno 3.-Daniel Biddlomnn.
VIII" was injured IN the riot on Monday had his
arm amru'atrd to-day. Geo. w. McEIiresh.
who receiv"da ball in the bend, is in Il very
critical condition. The ball has not been OK
tracted' as 1t would probably kill him to probe
the wound, Several other persons who were 50
rlousy injured during the not, have lust been
discovered. The city has been remarkably
quiet to day.
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FUTURE DAYS
BY GODDlN q APPERSON, Aucr's.
Richmond, Va.
VALUABLE
MILLING PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Npy Virtue Of the prov Isiuns Of
ted 10 us by Juoi u Hragg and wife, NEARING date
sroeyes the Isl Of April 1856 aud the eh day of August
aa6 and duly recorded the Clerks Office oi Chesterfield
county VIII pro cCd, TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
June next o'clock NJ ucll upon tho promises, NJ pub
auction desirable Milling properiA situated In Ito
Manchester the South sida of Jnmoa ivef near
the Southern terminus Of MnyoS bridge, and known ms
"Hraggs MIL
The location Of these Mla most desirable commanding
unsurpassed power and combining facility of
by land and with exemption from the oppressive
hitch the Richmond Mills subject, able
10 compete " I,h them upon most favorable terms
present been erected within tho last
h months 81 brick Flour MN 30 by III feet Ave
high, built In the moai substantial manner with
heavy granite foundation, furnished with the beat and
approx modern machinery capable grinding 1a0 bar
per additional building 30 hy - feet haa
and the foundation the heaNirB of
already hUon built This building he
Melted N "A short time cumpat anla the
winter powe wheel much Of the machinery already
prepared when completed I'll nearly double the capacity
aud of tho Mls and cnAble them Ia grind no barrels
of flour per day.
hnf. with capacity tor par) aud grinding
2no bushels Of mee day Tor which herea amayaa prot
table anle.
description of this property seme unnecessary
dosirous purchasing auNiod 10 examine T. The
Manchester very favorable Selling trustees
shall make the usual convey encc
W BourwHIenr. ! ,...,...
TItos. i NANCE. ii's'''''
TERMS OF HAI.F A su0icpnoV ,Hl Will hr required
paw the the Mutual Bulldog iird Association
and the Fuinera Bank at Virginia together with the Of
executing this trs the balance errt OF l. and -
months negotiable nntos sntHlaroy endorsed be,ng
with DECIDE OF trust the property The
W BOoTWRiGtr. i,.
TtlOS ! NANCE ''"A'oe'
to Sale conducted by GoppIS ArrIHsos Ancts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

In tho Circuit Court of Puask the cam day of
April 7 the undersigned appointed cumr, 5i1ner Of
the said Court the Of coycnug all the creditors
the said defendants Hcertaung the of The
aud legal Indebtedness Of the SAID defendants and report tho
10 the tput
crcby notified that have fixed upon Monday, tho
day Of Jurc lri7 nj 10 O'Clock, A. NJ my Office in the
Of Chriuansburg, Montgomery county Va,
said and that shall ntinu" the taking the
the .2l day Of July -J5 which place and
which time required 10 produce before
debt against the said Crockett Grayson John
Gryson and William Grayson, either OF them anin G,
Grayspn. or &. Graysnn Il Co.
Given under hand at said Office this 18th day Of May
1757 WIN. G. HAGAN.
ms
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NEw Yong, june 5.-Flour is unchanged except
State which las declined about FIVE cents. Wheatis
in demand White quoted at - rs and = 81. Corn
lower and unseltled Mixed ~ Yellow ~.
RAtfNoRf, June Flour is firm at s. g. White
wheat quoted 81 IS TO 81 90; Red s. so to 81 81.
Corn lreonlng White a2. Yellow 30 To %.
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Prcsb,,crinn 20. ~ General, Assembly.

LEXINGTON, Ky. June 2.-The PRESBYTERIAN
70. S. General Assembly adjourned to-day. to
meet at New Orleans in May next. Two Pres
byferlrs have been formed in Kansas one in
Minnesota. and one in Western Africa. All cor
rospondeuce with New Englond Congregation.
lists has been for the presen, discontinued.
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BY Y L l. E G r \ 7 II j.


W.snSaroN, June 5.-Rumors from Baltimore
from ereditahle state that three Plug uglies
were killed in the late melee with the Marines and
that seyerd were wounded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06

- aeh or DELINQUENT SE1tA an Sbc-
~ dienro resolution 81 the board ct Directors OF the
TOnnossoo Railroad Company shall
the Market House In tho city o Lynehbafg betpeen tho
hours II 10 o'clock A NJ nnd o'clock. l. NJ saturday,
the 1h day e June 1857 proceed To- sell public auction
the hRhes bidder for cash the following delinquent Stock
in said i,aoad Company which stock Is entitled 10 the Guar
q II ln of nclLh.rL-
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AUSTIN W. TRIPLE,
NO. u. a SAMUEL. TvnEE.

uNO. -. Il SAMUEL. TyREE.
- Gomcsissisn Merchwnss,
LYNCHRURa, VA,
Ocr their services planters and the public generally for
the sale of Tobacco Wheat Flor and other produce They
that experience of 10 will enable them
to give general saifactop Their Office Ia Younger
Smiths the the Banks which enables them
to pay the Planters for their Tobacco without delay.
JNO. II. g. SAML TYREE.
feb 90 dAcly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
e.
~ unI.h.DNERN AND FANCY
WN GOODS.

we respectfully call the attention of customers aud
friends Z" our LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK
,f SfhlNG GOODS. which new receiving q ON Now
h"k where have selected them with tho
most u Hhoushlg establishments and tor style aud beauty
fe assured cannot be this other market
our stock consists In BoNNEfS, GIrSEN :, IEHHoRS
FLATS, ri fLANp hiopMERS, RIBRpNS, FLOW EkS.
lAtE GOODS, DRESS GAPS. MolAiR GAPS aud cor.
tltNN, HEAD DRESSES Of different stvcs. Also, JET
ORNAMENTS. WHITE WAN BEADS, bach aud front
HAlk bkAibS aud nm elegant lot ut MANTiilAS, M all
pcr, The above goods price To those who
may wish 60 purchase Bnnnels aud fatH heachcd aud repair
cd IN good order and short notee Tn opening day which
viii be ON Thursday 18th will he prepared to show
the hanomct aud largest variety OF hnnnets and Manias
that we have over presented IN tina market
II orders tnm the country viii he promptly attended 10,
aud ON N Euod terms the inis lual present Please
taN MS With call before purchase and feel assured
YOU VIII hr able both price and quality
mar Iis Rep. cory. J. MATTHIAS q co.
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CHbsrfASsBGHG, Montgomery Co." Va.
VNNO the crroI Of Crockett Hrayon John GrGyson and
William Grayson aud also the creditors Of G. j Gray
and q Graysun 81 Co.
Iv entered the Of John J. Wade and VIII
liam Smith, Trustees COmplGinauis.
against
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(NITN HOTEL,
~ Main street, I.ynchbWg, Va.
JONI i. HAWKINS, Proprietor
This house long known the Union Hotel has recently
been thorou repaired and for the reception
transient day boardars The location
delightful In tho city and srangers visiting Lynchburg will
find the CITY Hotel In department. airy and comfor
table House Every attention will be paid Guests icua
ted to render them comfortable and happy nj this establish
mont The subscriber respectfully solcts share Of public
patronage. JOHN L. HAWKINS.
N. B-Sovern families be furnished with hns, airy
rooms on accommodating terms. J. Y. IL.
mar ia
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G-n.r.l snp.,. ono, vn. a =. m...,

IYNcHht1tG, May - 1891
~ and after June lat all ARTICLES unlod for Transports
W lnn 10y Local Express must be tho Express
the Company. Is ooinrk. "A. NJ packages will be
ceycd u the II heretofore
sending packages viii send receipts which
VIII he retained in the Expiess Office.
Rep copy liua 31lsl = SMITH q s
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SALES BY AUCTION,
THIS DAY.
nv NVNl II AnGnN

B1 WIN. II. MOSDl'
auOQfsEn n DID FURNITURE at A"cabOo.-
On morning, the 9th inst will aell on haket
street large Vt well kept Household and heh
on Furniture the eutlrc OF family removing, eba
eng In part,
Mahogany wardrohoS Cabinets,
Sofas Bodstcnds,
Mattresses Feather Hcla,
parinr and Windsor Chairs. Mirrors
Carpets, WnshAiands, Tables, Ar.
Aso-Ihe usual assortment Of Kitchen Furniture STOVE
a.
FAmir eAnnAar--Alao very nne new Family Carriage
Terms at sale. o. X ibiiin, aoe'
j. i.dat
AsAIE Of House and Z .ot nd Telegraph stock.
- tly virtue Of Trust executed Ia us by George
aEhy we will sell public auction To the highest bidder ON
Mednesday 91ih 1857, Al o'clock 4 NJ on the pfent
and Lot oyc To- In said deed ana DO
arhrd therein 9Th street In the CITY Of Lunch
burg fronting Az feet og said street and purchased by sa
naEby OF VIM Merritt -,
Also at the same place. Five Shares of Lynchburg
and Abingdon Telegraph Stock Gold hne9
TMs-Cash enough eSpensea of Sale lelngrnph
mouths House and lot T. and ~ months
equal purchasers In each giving negotiable
notes. we'll endorsed interest added aud title retained I'LL
paid The title believed good hut trusteea viii
convey with special warranty. -
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ma IL ,Lltaw t2ImR y. W, PAGE, !
Post vpOuCs scus.
aalo postponed until saturday June fifth, 1881
when will take place the Market House nj II o'clock A. NJ
o...s,.. o, l. Il. Trustees