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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07

EF- John A. Washington has at length
sold Mt. Vernon, the home and burial
place of Washington, for $1,000 The
Ladies Of the Mt, Vernon ASSOCIATION arc
tho purchasers.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07

Rf- Astronomers are now on the gui
rive for thrie expected comets, viz,
Fay'', Encko'o aud the great comet Of
1850.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07

RTA rumor has reached Lexington
Mo- that Col Johnson's command in
Oah had been met BY Brigham Young
aud badly defeated.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07

EB- Loeiner who was recently sen,
lanoed al Cincinnati to be hung has had
his sentence commuted TO Imprisonment
Tor life by Governor Chase.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07

FREE Sou YtoroREs IN MissouRl.-We
have already recorded the triumph Of free
,bor and free soil in the muuicipal cleo.
tions in 81, Louis and Jefferson City.-
Other important points in Missouri have
telI the quickeaiuy influence, aud Boone.
vile aud Kansas City also stand with 81.
Louis on the labor and immigration cues.
tlon. In Boonyille. Mr.. MoDearmon has
boen chosen Mayor, He was the candl.
date for Auditor on the Benton ticket two
years ago, aud is saunoh advocate Of
Tree labor. lu Kansas City, Mr.. Payne,
free Democrat, aud opposed to Lecomn.
ton and all other slavery swindles. is obo.
sen Mayor, also by handsome majority.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07
Accident at Alliance---Two persons kill

Az an exhibition Of school. held At
Alliance on Friday evening last in the
Town Hall, the door gave way precipio.
ting the audience Of some five hundred
TO the floor below. The piano was brok
en- to pieces. but as by miracle, the LADY,
who presided at il was not injured. x
glrl Of Is or Ia years Of age wis instant.
ly killed, aud one other person has died
since. A large number wore injured but
20 what extent We do not leara. The
building is a round wooden ono. and has
been built less than a year. The Luca
Family had engaged It for this-Monday
evening Tor a concert, aud we Get the
account Of the aeoideut from Mr. l..
IL is said lad on the stage feeling m.
door give way, ran out Of the building.
and a weNan jumped from window with
her child aud escaped harm .--RsraYd.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07

EVrhe people d Kansas ara to vote
en- she Leavepworh Constitution, next
l,ss2ay vsek.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07

HANENAN KscoNvERrED 10 CoNMoN
SENsE,-At a meei'ag Of "spirituaists. -
an invalid was brought forward dreadful,
y afflicted with ulcerbus sorofula that All
the doctors had failed to cure. IL was
proposed to appeal to the spirit land for
advice, and u Homeopathic physioian
present iuierrogated the departed spirit Of
Haneman as to what remedy should be
taken, Loud and distinct raps. audible 10
the whole audience, told OH A-y.e-r,s
Ca t-h-a'rt.te P-IIl.s.-Romsr I "
~ Rhi9.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07
FIYE OENTS REWARD.

ITO An WHOM It May Conesn.- The above reward win
BE- gyeu oFihe apprehsasion and return Of the hoy
MosRs ~ HlWsoeE, uged IS years, who Isn away ilom
he prsmiset oi The igbshei lednsin Loudon tovnsh
tubshsi iaeI say5 that he W b accouaiahls
~ he eondua Of said hoy any dsh eenatsd "a hin
ArIS9f' IoHNsHELLnR
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07

Re- The Hon j. J. orttonden Of Ky.
delivered a powerful speech against The
English Juggle, in the Senate. on Tues.
dag ~ lssl week.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07

The New Yck Weekly GOLDEN PRIZR IL one or the
areti and best weekly papers Of the day. An Imperial
Quarto continuing eight pages coLUMss Of en-
1erAuing original natter aud elegantly illustrated ever
week
uurr WORTH FROM 50 cENrs TO s5l0 90 ~ uDln WILL
~ PRESENTED 30 EACH suRs EtRER INNEpIArELy os az
oEiPr OF rllE sUBsomFroN uoNEy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07

THE YRIsARRr TREATY.-The confirm
alton Of the Yrisarri Treaty by the Mic
aragurn government ION the 28lh ult.,
is an event which was hardly looked for
1t will have an important bearing, it is
supposed, on the opening Of the Noara-
qua Transit, and perhaps also on the col
onization oftbe Isthmus by Anglo-Amer-
leans, the terms Of the treaty being favor
able to this result. 1t puts an end tc
/ Walkerism - Gin Gaz
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07

RTThe State Agricultural Board is
now 10 session at Sandusky city, making
suitable arrangements for the next State
Fair.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07

ET Gen. Twigs is undergoing Court
Martial examination at Newport KY
Gen. Jessup presiding.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-07

Es0-The only thing that the English
bin settles is the fate of its supporters.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

Freight TRADE-Thc receipts Of freight Mt
the Depot Of the Va Il Tenn. Railroad yesterday,
were unusually heavy, rs will be seen from the
statement below:
SIS loaded cas- Of produce from the West. con-
sisting Of 7,7iS bushels Wheat S.oo,5 HIS. Tobac
co; 1876 barrels Flour: 266, 900 fbs Miscellaneous
Ten loaded cars were sent West the same day.
Day Dawn IN AFR,cA-Or Progress Of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Mission al Cape I1imds, Hest
Africa. by Mrs. ANNA NJ. Scorr.
This is the title Of very neat little volume of
ga pages, prepared by Lynchburg lady Who
in connection with her husband, Rev. Hugh Roy
Scott. Vas for several years engaged in the cause
Of Foreign Missions; sojourning at Cape Palmas
Africa.
Tho narrative. which is copously interspersed
with extracts from the diary Of the Missionary, to-
gether with letters from the Bishop; furnishes an
interesting account Of the everyday experience Of
Missionary life and the efforts necessarily slow and
uncertain required to ciyiliEe and christ,anise
those dark corners of the earth which are full OF
the habitations of cruelty" The account how
ever. given of the Mission in question, indicates
good degree of prosperity, which is evidenced in
the erection of houses Of worship; the establish
ment Of an Orphan Asylum. aud Of schools for the
education of native youth. As before stated, the
the book is brought out in handsome style, and
embellished with map Of West Africa. For sale
n, the book stores of Messrs Payne Christian and
II C. Victor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20

Sr. Louis. August 10Th -Adsiccs from tab
'errtory state that all the Mormons who LETT Salt
AXE City for tho South at the approach of the
United States Troops under General johnson,
AVE returned to their former homes. excepting n
mall portion, who arc prevented, not having the
to do
1t isreporcd that Brigham Young had shut
,imself up in his residence at Salt Lake City from
ear Of assassination.
Report comes that severe battle was fought
the Big Blue Region, between the Pawnccs and
'amanches. Chcyennes and Arrapotroes Indians.
No particulars given
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20

EUSuE UNDERszGNED, late Of Rich az o nd
Offers his >,rv 10 the pubic Professor OF Vocal and
instrumental Music and Modern Languages both by private
lessons and in classes Pupils viii consult tho
early application
For further particulars apply At PAYNE Christian
and further Rev W H. Kinckc
ELIDDORO CAMPS.
Mr. ELIODORo CAMPS has Taught in my School for
ly sessions audit gives pleasure testify his
aitc atoms teacher both Of Music and Ut
Mr. Campo artist hc fullest ptaon of the
and knew, in this country few Of his well
qua lifted Civ q instruction.
HUBERT l. LEFEBVRE
Richmond AuY 9Th. l-.S augl1.dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20
Markets..

BALrINoRE, Aug l9.-flour firm: Howard st,
and Ohio S. 5oa5 10. Wheat steady Red 81 %
aSl %; White 81 .o3aSl.3o Corn dull and lower
White I5a19c Yellow S2aS5c,
NV York. August l9-Flour higher: State,
4 SO to 81 49, Ohio 81 60 to 81 90: Southern.
5 30 to So 90. Wheat higher: Southern Red,
!; ~ to 81 30; White, 81 So TO 81 TO. Corn
higher: White 50 to IS Yellow, 81 cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20

PosTorrrcE MArrERs-Establish a postofice at
Hartford city, Mason county, Va. James Fish
postmaster directly on the route from Parkers-
burgh 10 romeroy; and one at Peru, Hardy coun-
ty, Va, Seymour Dasher postmaster, on route
from Sweedlin Hill to Mcdowell. Appointments
Pryor Tatum postmaster at Nettle Ridge, Pu-
laski county. Va. vice Clark Penn, deceased
William Irwin postmaster at Willow Island, Plea
SAINTS county, Va, vice Richard II. Henderson re-
signed. James W. Plaster postmaster at Unison,
Loudon county, ya vice William c. Miller, re-
signed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20

HIN X AOAPS AND COgOGNEs.-Lsw's
II Brown Windsor Soap Lows Honey Soap, Lows Musk
Soap ubins GyecSne Soaps genuine Colosnss Lubin Ex
lieltf'l periu fr this hot Gather For sale bx
lya,s ). THOMPsI,N Z CO
lNALE.skANs.-lA Des. '.Crn y EsrAss Prisc
Medal" juSi received Thoae Of friends who have
j, i3a n Ho;.IINs 4 Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20

MISERABLE END.-Durng the latter part of
week before last, Mr. William Montgomery, faith
or of Hon. VIM. Montgomery, NJ. c. from Pa, was
found dead by haystack near the Virginia line
1t is not positively known in what manner he
came to his death, but from the fact that two whis
key bottles being found near the body,it is presu-
med he killed himself by the excessive use of in
toxicatng liquor. He had procured quantity Of
liquor in Triadelphia, Va, day or two previous
~. 1t is not known how long he had been dead
before his body was discovered IIisremains were
inferred in graveyard in Washington The age
of the deceased was about seventy years.-Hheel-
ing Int.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
President Bucbnnan,s Message.

TRlS,ry BAY. Aug. l9.--Thc Presidents Mcs-
age to Queen Victoria, heretofore published. was
transmitted to Valencia, the opposite end Of the
able. this morning, The Cable is in good work.
ing condition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20
Future DAYS
FARMEOR sAlE.-The an
Inn dc slrahle 9NYg

- subscriber oilers desirable ~
FARMS IN The county oi Ami II originally
rich the soil being of nrk rcd ch ,colatc color II In
In high state Improvement the Land, except
what IS In CROP being in Clio, er Timothy This
Tract contains about tour hdndrei hhv OF which IL
Branch aud River LOW GROUND, equal u quality H. any
Land In Virginia II nnuuay well waiered ani sufficient
Ing story i'r, Tenement with basement of
eight pitch The walls Of this grou
that daupnrss IN brick houses This Farm IL c
Gated of the able ncighhnrhoods in the unity
the p'ope of wli. ,r h spaty aud Kindness t"bc
surpassed in this otr this good old Conn
wratt. II lies bi"cn villages, Amherst tourth'
and New Glasgow. ~ miles from tho u from
the latter par, good sch NJ It each There Is also nark't
these places f'h all he la, Fodder lnld
dispose Churches f Mrhodists Balss and Episc,
ars arc located end acri herg e"rci in the above nj
This Farm lswell adapt, TO the growth Corn Wheat
Tobacco Land found Place ,his size this
Farm. There .asu athIviag young ORtHiRp II choice
Fruit Trees Also, Of River Low rouuls In
is within niles Depot being erected the
Alexandra Lynehbmg Exclusion Railroad which,
when completed will afford continuous railway New
York to New Orleans
Persons wishing purchase wnuid do well o and
look at this Land confident they could do better
In of the state VI they dHir- address
me a, New Glasgow, Amherst county, Virginia
will offer Land privately until The fourth Tuesday la
Ser tcnber, al wheh time will he sold pubcy sold phi
yaiely due notice VIII be This Farm sold
liberal terms Possession given for ding immediately
shall fslow Ms though Intending 10 seed mysrif
WIN. T. BARRET,
Post Office, New Glssg ",
aug 70 ct2Ss"p Amherst county, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20

THERE will be held in Ascension Church. Am
herst Courthouse, Association of Ministers for
religious Notwithstanding on the LIST day of
September next. j. ID. POWELL, Rector.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20

Mr.. Thomas SMITH. who resides in the immc-
date vicinity Of Richmond. Va, has small field
of cotton, which is considered curiosity by al
who have seen it, Itdifers but little in appearance
from the ordinary kind, except in color, which is
as delicately crimson maiden's blush. Not
only is the stalk of this gorgeous hue, but leav-
es also, the vivdness of color fading, however, as
i, approached the margin of the leaf, into pur-.
plish green This is not the effect OF disease or OF
Any extraneous circumstance connected with Its
culture, but regularity in the plant itself,eyery
stalk possessing the same rich healthy glow, and
as thrifty as any cotton in the country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20
Correspondence of the Jirgiaian.


Editors Vrainian:-As have been in almost
daily intercourse with some Of the most extensive
farmers for the last few weeks and the question
now is bread or no bread, have been particular
to ascertain from these gentlemen - near as |
could the prospects Of the crops.
While there is no doubt the wheat crop is mn
inferior one-far below an average one IN quality
the crop is not so deficient in quantity NJ had
supposed from the accounts given through the
Newspapers The corn and tobacco crops are
suffering drcadfuly in this and the counties west
as far rs the Tennessee line. in consequence
of the drought. One is struck with the compare
ti,cly few persons from the "low-lands' to be
found in the mountains the present season, as
compared with the number visiting them in 1886
and 1857. Not only were the watering places
crowded. but the villages along the railroad and
the hotels in the country were filled to overfowing
then. This fact ia owing to the comparative ex-
emption of our seaboard counties from epidemic
disease | suppose.
had the pleasure of attending an old Virginia
temperance Jubilee 1t Mt. Zion Church. in this
county, on Yesterday. Arriving upon the ground
at an early hour we were an undisturbed LOCKER
on in Venice" during the ceremonies OF The day
There was an immense crowd present. The "beau-
ty and chvalry' of that region were there en-
masse. There were several eloquent and stirring
spec,,,es delivered-but we were particularly
pleased with the chaste happily conceived and
Appropriate remarks Of two Of the students. 1.-THE
Messrs Chilton,) believe, of the Piedmont lnsti-
tute. The young gentlemen not only did them
selves great credit, but reflected much honour up
on the above named institution.
Not the least interesting part of the ceremonies
of the day were the attractions OF the table here
it seemed the horn Of plenty had been emptied
and they literally groaned with the burden OF rich
yiands and more tempting delicacies. The occa-
sion was fraught with much interest to MS; our
minds were carried fcrcibly back to the days when
we met with our fathers upon the banks OF some
of our beautiful rivers and participated in the de-
lights of an old Virginia .fsA fry. Such coca,
SONS do more to cement the bonds Of society-nnd
thus hold together this might fabric. our union
than bolts. and bars and prisons will ever do;
But must close by saying everything went of
emery as marriage bell" and all left better
pleased with the world and themselves. Would
Mr. Editor. you conld have been there.
Yours truly, WANpEfER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20

MAIL RoBBER EscArKD.--Frank Ham. the free
negro in Jail in Caroline county, for rolbing Il
post office, escaped on Sunday night with negro
confederate The prisoners waited until The jail
or came to bring their suppers to them when they
ran out. knocking him down and making their es,
CAPE Special agent Finks came to Richmond
Wednesday to attend the examination of Ham,
but the bird had flown. The visit was useless:
1t lis not at all likely that the negro can make good
his escape.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20
nfn. EOIsV ELu. HOUSE. w,
V1wNsTrRE. :PURNsUUR.

n "a Grateful for past fhvors the subs ribcr would
e<Srs- return Nj thanks 10 hi- friends thc pub
lie generally, and inform them tlst he
has hand land j. constant, adding -rco) large
Elegant Furniture, manufactured by kkifi
the .ria and finished In the
srahc manner His Stock embraces article usnay got
the extensive manufactures
lie S1icitsa call lhuso wishing purchase feeling
that and Will Satisfaction III regard 10th
pirr and quality work.
Hair and Shuck M4t;rcsseB always on hand.
EDWARD J. FOTKES
AMI Mandatory, doors below Liberty Ware.
house FauI d&ctsf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20
The following is from, the Baltimore Clippe

The following is from the Baltimore C7tPper:
A SrrLER IN TRoUBLE.-Was hington, Aug. 10,
ls5S-Mr. Banks.the U. s. Sutler at Fort Monroe
has been suspended for ten days, charge OF SELL
ing spurious liquors being alleged against him.,
The fact that the soldiers in the garrison entreated
him TO thus afford them an increased facility for
keeping alive their patriotismf will hardly save
him from removal. owing to an old grudgc nursed
against him for some time by his brother officers.
Mr. Banks is the father of A. u. Banks, Esq. of
public notoriety. The Secretary Of War will place
him on trial as soon as practicable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20
WARRINGTON house,

WASHINGTON HOUSE,
CHURCH STREET Lynchburg Va
vNlS House Ia situated In the Immediate vicinity OF toe
y most business part NJ tho city, and the location one :"
the healthy IN The place To arangers ihss"
iNrr. ns position l. particularly desirable
the -uscrihcr return their thanks "rr friends aud The
pubic generally t ia" very liberal patronage they hav"
tended to thcn AMI them thai they viii ondanvor u
merit \ continuance -, their iaNpIs
An OMNIBUS, HAoHAGE WAGON and FoRTERS vii
always br found At the deos and boat landingon tn" h,a
at Tia" trains aud hoat 10 convey passengers to aud from The
Hotel, tNtt ,pat. SHEAD CLARK
.eptl 9ts Projectors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
AT THE ViRoiNiAN OFFICE
EsI~ IE BUSINESSMEN OF LYNCllBVRG, -esa
ADVERTISE AND GET RICH.
snS- NOW IS TIL. TIME. -a9r

10 he Citizens ~ Lynchbarc and the Ihhlic:
4 LII PERSONS, IN ANY ~ >INESS, wishing to advcr
n tise IN of the following for whrh am
lOit ANY OTHER PAPER ~ NE UNITED SrATESD
' L. please cali az Ibr '.Iirgininu" once,
l. " STAIRS, where they vii, all read,
on them Ii sus"oss say anything al the adv
U tvcriihing atkuna dyed that Liberal
All iERTISlNG Is THE ROAD 40 WEALTH
VIRGINIA AND tennessee MEN y, bristol
BROWNl.ON 5 KNDAl il.I.E tlenu. Wig.
VINDiCATOR. JoncsbAou.h Tenn
sAzErf STAR Le.'"s'oD.s.
HnM2shHT' A"nsa"O,y'
SENTINEL, I ytA..,. -
DEMOCRAT. '"'e''F' v"
EAIEA REGISTER. ls,.n -
MOUNTAIN sidNAL S'''m'N''
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence a ray Va
vAI'f'EY VINO. fmeas'l' Va,
WESTERN STAR 'f' ~
WYrHEyIIIE TELEGRAPH ,wy,hcvnc. Va.
wfTHEVI1I,E TIMES. >''' ''' ~
UNION DEMuCKAr. tn"n MnHr, county, Va
ADVOCATE. Jchcrsons ne, Tai"~c equity, Va
REGISTER. Danvllc. Va
THE "SOUTH.W Est" Pcarisbnre, Gicn county Va.
wishing 10 advertise In o the above vii
Gud THEIR rril az the office ct tn"
Tynrhburg Virynan, AIRS. where contracts VIII be
made, and sd FORWARDED WITHOUT pfItf
IT, viii also and forward advertising !" any paper
IN the United States A. NApDiI.to
March iy-tS Foreman Vrginan nfen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEETING.-There are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association. from IL I'M
til o'clock. The public are invited W attend.
aug iS-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20
NEGROES WANTED.
suygpE E su'Ieaa N n 4, ~ =, ,,.,, "a m, .

NEGROES WANTED.
I'M suHaC R1H n 4. o buy any q mt
her of Negroes Of bo'h from ten thirty
al." Women aud thiiruu. Tor whom the highest cash
Itit,s VIII Lc Pc, ilc viii
10 Mt then homes by giving description aud ssing
Lvuchbuig, Va W H. MOuSTcASTIE
mai d6tly
NOTIC FL hereby mppsiui Var. w VI. u
~ KENNEDY. Uny ann Ia l1"b my Legal Agent
duct carry The IiuI business aud
LHos by the oftt NOkNEIIIIOI Sc in ynchburg
Va aug gd&c2w FEANCES IL. BABER
PSI. EORV EAH. HOUSE. -yssa
fUNiIIS WELL KNOWN iIbt SE is open for tho
of the puliir. having. been fHOHouoHY ErSuyA.
he rcomnuda of iis
sNlc equal rnlo muse In the country II will
be FIRST CLASS house aud moi iua els. OMSIBI SEES
aniGARHIAGEs will always be In readiness the drpnts
lhr different Railroads convey to and from the
House
share Of the prtlc patronage srespcrfully solicited.
aug y -d&ctf WM II KENNEDY. Aren't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20

u
TIOS In Ualee with u deed Of trust. FUN
ted to iii, undcrsiGDei Trustees for the Franklin Build
ing Fund Association ty Nm Il Johnson and wife, bearing
date the 2i Of mbrr. 800 and in obedience order
Of the Board OF Directors Of sad Institution tho Undersigned
will sell at anetion the premises t4t o'clock SATUR
DAY day of August lhJs, "A certain HOUSE d LOT
Diamond Hill. hIc sad Johnson resides, fronting
GO feet Fails Alley and adj lining tho property Of Peter G.
Akers
TERMS-CAsH for a suffic 'ent pay the amount
past said and the of this trust
and for the balance credit IF and ~ months secured by
1taiae notes satisfactorily endo and the title Aimed
until they paid ROBERT DAVIS
d. y. PAYNE,
aug 4dt2l CHAS. NJ. BLACKBOARD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20

IDUBElC sAIE OF LAND The suh.rri. a.
j Der having returned from Texas for the purpose of III
selling his FARM, will otT II for sale public aurtJn
the o5th day of August next The Farm Il situated
Tinker Creek in III" Of miles
Amsterdam miles of Fmcastle Y miles from Bon
sack Depot the !. Tenn. L. Il in good neghhor
churches mills The contains
by survey 800 Acres. iwotirds of which is clear
Ell good state of cultivation Tho improvements
Of a comfortable DWELLING HOCSE, Servants Hon.
necessary outho:ses and large Barn. thu
There large spring excellent
convenient tn, weng, and in field
ANY d, comfortable home ud do we'll to
attend the le determined to sel and argan
be expected Terms made knnwn day OF sale
~ di25 ROBERT J.. SNODGkASS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-20
M.chirss sron, orr n. ~ n,,arns :. ~ -, ~,

(tOAL! COAL!!-Wen now prcpas cd 10 Hii
~ orders for Red Ash thracite Mountain and Glover
Hill cosl ~ lowest market prices for August delivery
II Ordss left tho Store Of Messrs Valentine Hen
NJ. Main street, will receive prompt attention.
augaW Anderson, LANFORD CO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-09
sEeARs.

THE SMOKE CAUSED by THE FINANCIAL PANIC
has all disappeared ne h.ve stin many invoices ~
.egsrs on hand that mustbe closed sold NJ psnc
prices Wholesale cash purchasers are invited 10 examine
my stock o. CHEEKS, II Broadway,
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a pesIance and who has abundant income desires
make the acquaintance ~ young lady not % years Of
end Of good personal appearance and disposition with
view mat im0ny BUod looks and anectonae hear
the cnly requirements asked All communications shall
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office. ten DAYS.