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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

Chief of the Army and Navy of Virginia. 1t Is
written in reply to an invitation to attend the
late Inauguration Of the Warren statue in Bos
ton:
RICHMOND, va. May -. 1857.
SiR-I beg you TO thank the committee for their
invitation to TO attend their celebration of the
eighty-second anniversary Of the battle OF Bunker
Hill the nth June next and to express my regret
Mt my inability to attend. Public duties, al that
time especially to be discharged will prevent my
leaving Virginia. Coming throughyon, s'-a War
ren-this invitation is very acceptable TO me for
though this Union shall be torn-n il must bl-by
some madness or other, and though the sun Of our
destiny a nation shall set in gloom and night Of
darkness, and though fratricdal blood shall How by
the hand of folly and stain the hcarhs OF our homes
hereafter, can forgot old Massachusetts,
Bunker Hillhe Warrens her Adnmscs her Ilancocks
her hail--her sister hal-once To Virpinia-in
" times which tried mems souls No never, never
neverl May God revive our revolutionary feelings
Very gratefully, yours, HENRY A. WISE
Those who are familiar with the earlier novels
of Charles Dickens. and recollect the lugubriuus
epstles which Mr., wilkins Micawbrr was IN
the habit OF writing, whenever overborne by the
pressure of pecuniary liabilities will recognize
at once the striking similitude between them and
the letter above given. 1t is in the genuine
Mcawber himself. Though this Union shall
be torn-if it must be-by some madness or
other, and though the sun Of our destiny shall
set in gloom and night Of darkness" is. we
are almost ready to aver, plagiarism of the
identical language of the immortal Wilkins him.
self And this supposition is strengthened by
the three fold repetition of our Governors deter
mination " never to forget Massachusetts. II
will be recollected that the atfeconate spouse of
Micawber was in the habit frequently of protest
ing that she - nerer ,eouid desert Mr. Micawber
-necer-nerer- nererF - Our Governors equal
ly determined it appears "never" TO forget
Massachu setts.
To speak seriously, will Governor Wise
"never" cease writing such ridiculous htters n.
the above !! Periodically, he issues one. more or
less stilted in its language. absurd in its mean.
ing. and full of the grossest grammatical sole
cisms. The South has already been rdiculed
sufficiently by the people of the North, on ac.
count Of such exhibitions as the above. Moth
ing is more calculated to induce the belief ,ha
the South is not seriously in earnest in its deter
mination to submit to no further encroachments
upon its rights than sncb silly Alterations OF
feeling as is contained in the above letter Al
earnest man-a determined man-does not 20
off into high herocs, when asserting profound
conviction of bis mind If there is no dignity in
the Governor of Virginia man. is there uot
enough, at least. attaching to the office he holds
10 allow US to be spared these periodical inflic
tions
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23
~l,srsEs, ~CasEDstFE.

" Senger Trains between Lynehbnrg
low.
Leave Lynehbarg NJ Arrive at Bristol l2 NJ.
Bristol II NJ. lynchhurg II T. NJ
This schedule connects with the We Trains
Leaving Bristol / =. NJ.
Knoxville go \ NJ of the following day,
Dato 25} = NJ
Chattanooga u - T. NJ.
and arriving at Stevenson the Junction Of the Memphis and
Charleston. aud Nashville Chattanooga Raj Roads at
235 of the following lay Thence bY the
passengers WIN arrive mphs at B f. NJ and by the
ter will arrive NJ Nashville at gI5 A. Nj
Returning, the Trains of the Memphis aud Charleston Rail
road leaving Memphis 6o A NJ reach the junction
Stevenson at - Is. A. M of the following day. Those Of
the Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad leaving Nashville
5P NJ reach Stevenson Mt A. NJ OF the following day
leaving Stevenson Tor chaitanoogaat ~ NJ
IehYc Chattanooga
Dalton 1910 :"
- Knoxville 430 p NJ.
and arrive at Bristol al H. A NJ of the following
Tor III" Eastward bound trains OF the Va and Trnn X r.
These lines from lyuchhurg Memphis form the Western
portion OF the OF the great throug mail between Mem
phis, Washi gon city and the North
The II me consumed from Lynehburg Memphis Is 66}
hours ana from Memphis 10 I.ynchburg ca hours
From lynclhu Nashville 564 hours
From Nashville to l.. nchburQ hour
Comfortable lines Of Stages viii connect with
the Va and Tenn r. carrying and
Alum, Sweet, White Red and Salt Sulphur Springs and
other Springs of the vicinity. ". G. SMITH,
4e-ts
All papers publishing for the Company will please
tutp this Tor the advertisement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

REPORTED HOMICIDE BY A Son OF Henry
CLAY.-Hs Flight and Conceain,enf. Tho
Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday contains IL
report that quarrel took place on Thursday, II
Lexington. Kentucky, between John Clay, esq,
san of the departed statesman and horse
trainer named Edgar. High words passed be-
tween the parties and led finally 10 personal
encounter. when Clay drew revolver aud fired
twice at Edgar.-One ball entered his mouth
and pissed out behind the err Another ball
lodged in the back. Edgar is reported mortally
wounded and il, perhaps, dead before this time
Clny Immediately left Lexington, and has not
been heard from since, The parties have u,,t
been on amicable terms for some time. John we
believe i the Youngest surviving son Of Henry
Clay. OF his elder brothera. one Henry Clay.
jr.-was killed at the battle of Buena Vista, aud
another. James Is, Clay. is now Democratic
candidate fer Congress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23
y,rx,.,nn ) lob Prin,iu Once

The yfKaiNIAs JoB OFFICE has been fitted with great
supplied with tho extensive assortment ct type
Of every for the and prompt execution OF al
Kind. Of Plain Printing II Is under toe @
Of Mr. II G TRrAEIE, by whom an eia"Is WI
be punc,ually filled Distant patrons VIII he promptly A
dei TO Patronage home and abroad respectfully s"esa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23
New Democratic Gxpedient.

We have frequently heard The term ''progres-
sive Democracy" used without fully compre-
bending It's meaning We find, however. a late
illustration If il which leaves the matter no lon
ger in obsourity. 1t seems that the Democracy
ct Wheeling, Virginia. are in u difficulty with
reference to IA new Postmaster. Bitter rivalries
haze sprung up aud no solution of the trouble
could be had until the happy expedent was hit
upon of leaving it to The popular vote! Not,how-
ever. the vote of all the peorle-but of the De-
moefacy diont' We always entertained idea
that Posimasters were for the common service Of
the community. of al parties. II appears, from
the Democracy of Wheeling taking the matter
exclusively into their own hands. that this il an
error. We would like to know what ''progres.
sive Democracy" will do next
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

we publish to-day an interesting letter from
Erastus Brooks, one of the editors of the New
York Express, giving an account Of recent vii
u 70 lexington and Ashland.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

! dust but IL il plessant Ia Look upon aud awn any
| nemento. however tfhng Of one deserving
| Of immortality. and Of one, too, whose genins a.
| leader. whose elnqnence rs an orator. and
whose nobleBess rs man, ali in all, stand un.
surpa ssed in the history If great men.
| fingered a. long proper In the shnnd
mansion. the proprietor being absent. aud gazed
again and again upon the Washington family
picture. painted by Inman, and upon the splendid
gift Of som" # Mr.. Clay -ntnv honest minded.
hard working admirers. Flosrr-. bn Ling aud
blooming. sprung up aud peeped ant nj aropn1
the # the dwelling. which o. pa.otlHd upon
the plan of the old dwelling Win my ittlt ten
sure- of remembrance. ! rode off IL the l,.me
tery.--one of the must beautiful oi the many
Cemeteries in the county, where repose all that
l. mortal Of Henry Clay. Ii Is only the tempo
rary resting place-ot the dstine uished dead as
the corner stone Of the great national CLAW mon.
umeni mainly, however, provided for by the
citizens Of kentucky, and by the State of Ken.
tueky. which appropriated $1,000 for that pur
pose. be appropriately laid ON the coming
Fourth of July. But the simple grave where the
Congressional Committee Of Senators and Rep
resentatiyes,--w where Committees from States
and Cities. corporate bodies and societies. - in.
GLIDING our own New York Henry Clay Fest
val Associnton.--is full Of interest. The tall
form sleeps liz its narrow vault beneath the
green sward, and by the side Of bis dear moth
or. One simple monument--for the two graves
told all | wished to know Mausoleum nor Ceno-
taph, Monument nor Tablet, though ever 40 high
or broad, costly or pure, could have interested
me more-"IIenry Clay sleeps beside his moth.
err And on the monument erected over the
remains Of the mother are these words:-
This monument, attribute to her many dunes
tic virtues. has been prompted by the filial uifac
ton and veneraon Of one of her grateful sons"
IL. Clay.
Al.
mother could not add words if would Gath
ering few spears of grass from the grave be-
fore me-and giving "A lingering look to the spot
consecrated by the services of the man, whose
grave unadorned was TO me its most distinguish.
ing feature, turned my thoughts and steps from
the dead 10 the living grateful for visit which
was most refreshing to soul and body. +. b.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

We have received letter from Mr.. Charles l..
Cooke, Superintendent. correcting IA statement
made by our Richmond correspondent few days
agorclative To the Hollins Institute ut Botetourt
Springs. Mr.. Cooke declares that the state
the interruption is temporary only. lie announ-
crs that there will be a meeting of the Trustees
on the 18th OF July, after which their future
plans and arrangements will be announced
Il is proper for Us to say that the error of our
correspondent was entirely unintenionn. 50
Ear from being inimical to the Institute. we have
to know that he feels warm interest in
its success.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23
Avni"nbic icime.-During The u,

Shtn"bic HrdiTtne-Durtn2 FAC present eek
no less lan six OF our friends who have been induced Try
Professor DE tiraths Electric on for rhcmaisu
qnenee OF having this preparation advertised col
unnf have called upon to the result their
mehis These that Their rheumatic
have been cured by lew Applications of DE Grahs Flee.
trie On aud they recommend It's to ali who
win any oi the Diseases which it il designed eurefror
idruthO.
can be had Of the agents here See an.
utlr rpi1 mn It
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

@We call the attention OF ADVERTISERS Ia the imp ftAhet
Of the y;ssIS.S advertising meiuo Oar daty and
country papers large circulation ia the south western
nart II the state whence growing trade seks outlet
The Virginia There daily published wnhn
hundreds Il south Of this point aud the complexion
of the virginia and Tennessee Railroad T. he ne Of the at
ter State cerbute make the Nrgntan the paper Tor
that section send daily teegrsphie information -
bours In advance all which doubtless will ter
II greatly increased circulation For The information Il eui
that section would State thai intend TO give
narilcnAr attention 20 the markets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

PROBABILITY OF EvipENcE.--A propos of tho
large rewards offered by some of the New York
press for the discovery of the murderer of late
DIR. Burdell, the New Yorker says there can
now be no doubt of the conviction Of somebody,
guilty or innocent" The editor adds:
I'VE understand the District Attorney hnd
the prefer of testimony, from several sources,
which would conclusvely establish the guilt Of
Mrs. Cunningham, but on investigation it prov
cd to be utterly unreliable. On one occasion.
the great agitator, Daniel O'Connpll shot worth.
less horse and thea advertised E5OO reward for
the discovery OF the perpptrator. In the course
of n few days the reward was claimed hy parry.
who produced proof against u man, of 50 direct
and conclusive kind, that there would have
been no doubt of his conviction, hid not OCon
nell disclosed the truth Of the ca.e. So much
for the reliability of evidence furnished under
the stimulus Of n reward"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23
Committee Of
Arrangements
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

!
human system becomes 1cbIturd. and much
weaken t lite becomes burthcn School
misses and boys well adults, suffer relaxation
the aud when nature uuaied diseases
the fruits Of neglect good tonic in inch the
grand dcsrraum aud rs BAKtHs BrITfts possess
,nste qualities the them all
stimulate the digestive organs sharpen the appetite, and
such toue 10 the stomach will enable he machinery
natures perform its functions healthy
instance have they failed to entire used
and We therefore commend them 10 public favor
Price, 20 cents per bottle
To be had OF all the principal Drngglstsi Iynchbnrg
vile FntmFlo finrartle Abingdon and esw
Virginia Orders promptly filled By addressing
ia n It,hn,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23
A(hnrnrIcrisIic I.riicr.

We find in the New York Herald the follow
ing charming epistle from the Commander in
Chief of the Army and Navy of Virginia. 1t is
written in reply to an invitation to attend the
late Inauguration Of the Warren statue in Bos
ton;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,

gyms watering iare taYorably known 10 the nuIlic
al june next ' w NV is' o"y
ne present rropr,t1rs happy announce that they
ht secuted the services, General Manager of JNo
49, COZ Tue American tloel Richmond, whose Iona. x
iee IN me Hotel Business and well established reputation
a." shcah aud caterer, Sufficient guarantees thar eN
y rhli VIII be made to satisfaction 10 gursts
me powerful curative properties of water and ia eli
V"y ~ al DISEASES IT tAe stomach Liver. Bowels N,t,,,s
system @e. " eli ait..ted by the man, rlrs , :,
iden"u1 which have beeu effected by its e " e rel ,
confidence 10 ala the former patrons ri the ola @ ~
complete BATHING rs rABLISlIAf.NI' has src,. l,.,
season been added TO arrang Tor The cni, ~ r
t'ai" FOR urther particulars the Card, Ia h,
found N Hotels cas- Steamboats, So - "
sP mud uhe Of puf Horse Coaches will convey visitors
rom SHAW >Fe 10 tls lage |t miles, over a good r,L -
Only one I'LL between the points. '' 80
BRIDGES & HOLT, Propre,ors
a. -, Join = LIE, Manager
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23
1puenuur0 2'trS Mats,
Tuesday Morning,......June 2s. 1897.
Notice Y,.ri, ad,cr,i-er..

are engaged in transferring 10 new books fhe sc
commits on v,rv and to oui for hs
oaFront wear AZ least the mad" by he former preprl
regards for advertising If any OF those whe
have discontinue they shend advise
Us immeat Nv eir Advertisements VIII be eontn
"a fhan .h speea cont hsd been made
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23
COMMERCIAL.

FINANCIAL AND CoMagRcIAL.--Snles 81 600 Virgin
ia G's in New York Saturday at $93l.
Richmond Markets. June 20
FLOrR-1'here is nothing doing. and quotations
still nominally Sels %.
WHEAT Hardly arriving, and quotations nomi-
nal, 81 80 for prime Red; s 20 for prime White
GORN-yery duh at s per bushe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

Rnic chance M GOst-Thc Subscriber Of
fers his cntire stock of STAPLE aud Fancy Dry
larger portion of them of this Springs purchase They
consist in part of Rich Dress silks, Bcrage Robes French
tambrcs Jae"ncts lawns Gughas, plain Swiss Chuck
Embroidered Musins, BombaLtues. AIpaca all Wool
Inns thais Mantas, Shaws Scarfs &c Dobag,s Mlrsa-
les Gu Is Curtain Musins Table Damasks. rh Linens
Shectngs, Domestic Cloths, Prints, FTenca Work Collars
Sleeves AMI Bands variety Corses Fans
Gloves Hosiery HnlkerehitS and many other
teles toe mann mention
le l'tS JOHN AERAltAMS
~ Ee'thND SUPPLY 6E VIEW fsstaps.-,Fu.s
- received one hundred heautai Nantes d lars
aal atty cents to Seven Dollars. JOHN ABRAIIAMS
lcSta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

STREET EDUCATION FOR CRIME.-An unhappy
young man, now confined in a Now York Jail for
state crime, thus briefly narrates his down
ward course in life
"Sir, had good home oduoaton il was my
street education that ruined mo- | used to slip
out the house and go off with the boys in the
street. In the street learned to lounge; in the
street learned to swear; in the street learned
to gamble; in the street learned 10 pilfer. Oh,
sir it is in the street the devil turks to work the
ruin of the young"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

AGSsOIt TO N-ftr concern OF III LIIAM IA
- Wis TIL. dissolved by mutual Either
Is authorized the of tn Ia wind
Ing the partner ship business The books If tho
IN the hands Of W EmOre fat the auction honSe ct
Hector Days) WIN ia also authorised to settle up the bust
Al persons indebted to the will plense come Tor
ward and settle and those having claims the
will please present them for settlement. ID NJ. PUbLJAM,
Richmond Junei, 1867. HECTOR DAVIS.
HECTOR DAVIS.
AucfiOnccr and Com ~ ssi ION Merchant,
FOR THE SALE or NEGROES
IN He honse iaey oocnpid by PULLIAM DAFfSoa Frank
la, STREET. Richmond IA
WILL. cndeavor hy strict the interest Of
tse ent listing their business him. the
ranaRc literally bestowed tie concern ulam
Davis and anct The patronage # the public generally.
have Jail Of ny and viii board all Negroes Intended
fprmy sales at 80 cents per day HECTOR DAVIS.
faNlE Subscriber most ehsoriuly recommends Mr. Hector
IA Davis 10 his friends Of l.. uehhurg and vicinity and
pledges a him The true representation OF their Interest and
soes for him Their patronage .Y,MY OFFICE will be at
his Auction Rooms Franklin Street. Richntnnd Va where
will be happy with my friends visiting Richmond
the purpose OF selling Negroes. r. II. DAVIS.
ic 2j-ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

The London Post, organ of Lord Pamerston.
has rather significant article Central Ameri
affairs. III which it doubts whether The Clay
ton Bulwer Convention can be rcckoned among
existing things amy more than the recently re.
pudiated Dallas Clarendon treaty" On more
than occasion the articles in the Post have
foreshndowed the policy of the British govern
ment with reference to Central American affairs
and this one, in particular, merits attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23
Ar MILLINERY .xn..xcy G.
w GO0D.:! y

We respectfully ca1 the attention of customers and
friends To our LAIttiF AND WELL. ASSORTED STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS, which receiving ON New
York, where have selected them with great the
most fashionable establishments and for style and beauty
feel assured be surpassed this other market
Our stock consists in BbNNETS, GlPSES :. LEGHORN
FLATS RI TLAND BOOMERS, RIBBONS FLOW Frs,
LACE GOODS, DRESS CAPS. mon Mr. CAPS and OF
FIERN, HEAD DRESSES Of different styios. Ale. JET
ORNAMENTS. WHITE WAX BEADS ua"k and rom
HAIR BRAlDS and an elegant lot of MANTiILAS, At all
price" The above goods vary price those who
may wish purchase Bonne Flats bcachrd repair
ed good order and short ON opening day
viii Ice on Thursday next 18TH will be prepared to so,
the haudsome and largest variety
that we have presented in tins market.
Ii orders from the country Ill be promptly attended
and good terms it the ndvi uai Please
favor with cali before purchase feel
you VIII be able yourselves both Quality
:, n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

- -, ~ m0.4nII0p' Dee. wasps Nc has bcrn tluni IN
'"GI1 t"Nl"h prepared by Joseph Burnett Co. Iios.
IN ms preparation contains peculiar property which
Pnu ehs thoroughly rubbed into the bites and sings Of n
instantly hehtral2rs the rqson and allays the inAamua.
ION For sale by all dealers. H. 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

E'"' "a AE-.s'cn Shares STOCK in the Er,utt
e Its ''"' Apply at TINS once
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

4 'AHoGHs'- we harc NOW ia store for .,Ic
~ 20 BoSos Taow Candles ' '''i'-
20 Alanaptine
M,.rhelts II dfanlic pressed do in fancy and pia
Will sell low l "'''e 'or family use, all Of which ",
in Ifts LIE, JOHNSON 4 co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

mtSs We have determined TO offer our ollre st1rt ut
ip'Hi ~ HioEN' HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, Carpet Bar,
in'F'.ts a. ~ GUST fUK liza, boon
1i S.ot ne. and constantly receiving supplies from tqr
pest manufacturing establishments Aadrrh ON, sr
meni Is entirely fresh and fashionable bur sho,, am, 30
hnha Slied or behind the wiz be- sold wtloui rr
eo' inducements a." offered Ly us rarely n,t :, ~
ana ihose IN " ant OF any tGiag our line Wi do I f., &
siiiau u,sIG. - - ~ ''I prop
je lots :" iiOOi Eh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23
IS SIMPSON : =, go.
SfasE'sDs 4 sEge0 gsgE,s.

az" Of The Golden pndIo,i
MAIN SfHtFr, LYNClurI4 \
M are nov receiving our cuire spIinr aa1 4.
w purchases 81 rming CLAM and Sh, nj. II
tr'm the aanuaetarors Of orr country an a'
s"n'ni ot American t"ods the Of !, lirh IA.
iar tasl on the most favorable texans ~ purchased
Our assortment Is unusually complete and We 81, 60
viii pear favorable comparison Nth any in the r,,,
bratiug ' e''''Sf TN
rGAGN AND FANCY uNssnwsev
SSese. Table and Puckct Cutlery 1865
Ses..ss~ Guns. Coils and SIarps Lrfc
gAsS-s% lifes Pistols Carpenters. T=H1Ts, - -
smiths, Mherwrights Il.-l4l-tl--l-El-zp
NwnFhts and Tanners Tools Saddler; Carrago and Bn
~ iImm nEs springs and Wagon Axlos uuuffuts a.. ~
ing at l., bhdhg Materials, Hoe Co.'S t,lI,r,f.L o.,
Lar and lprgi Mil Saws Farming Ittnsils Cr, ,,d I,
Iaeking Lea her Bclting. Lace ahcr Calf skin
Maker Findings and Tools Of '
HOUSE FURNISHING t,00DS f
such az Floor and Table Cd Cloths Plated al , ar
quality l'rifiania mud Block tin Ware Window SlaIes r.
cornce Bands and Pins, Wood Willow and Hollow Var @
WIN renewed assurances of onf ability aud tet.rur,.
10 sell us low regular house whatever and tii
our ands for any past fayors aud those they ma, cv
us in the future confidently solicit the PATRONAGE az
public. SINpSnE ,1k'h'
N Is Order viii receive prompt and careful attention
ap l3d&cts Ia '''"oh'
I liverpool. ~AGT.-sD 800 surl. i'm dr. mn,
Ia lean order il store for safe by '
je l3ts NDWIIN a AIFX.NpFp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

NUAi CONNIE NtFNtNf OF this Institution Will orcur m,
Wednesday next the +tl inst The held at
pndeH uai commencing at 10 ocirrh, A. NJ An address
MI b" Delivered on The occasion ~ Rev RFt,r at i
more after VIII ch degrees WAL be inferred aud Distinctions
distributed "''
The Board n Visitors the Mayor Town Caunril the
Reverend clergy Tho Judges aud Members OF the Bar are r
specially invited inn the procession move from The col
, v,louh " Il, =, - - '"'h' lie 20 dt2ie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

that have been DONG business ty) eight
years Dumg this time have made effort pretcnce
whatever Ia offer my Stock # Goods Cost suffice
NOW oder thu Whole o Stock Of Fancy Staple
floods strictly at Cost FOR CASH commencing Monday,
10th inst continuing until the Whole Il this Valuable
ment shall bc sold out the above mentioned terms
JOHN ABRAHAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

4 sVEHa'aOs' ~AGT.-t0O Snra. in dry nuJ
IL lean order ii store for safe by ''
je l3ts NDWIIN A AIFyt~rrn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-23

E.SGG aND AsswOW ROmT,:,aV,

ANFosb'% LIVER ssvIsORA EOR-
- new and popular remedy Liver Conplgnls lust
- ' '' Sal'e'N JOHN II SEAY