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MILITARY PATRONS


Lieutenant General Winfield scott
Col Richard Delaaed. Colonel Henry u scott
col Hardee. Colonel Lay,
Major Ciassman, Ssrge0s Q. II LsIh,
Major Mcdowell,
Major A. Cady,
MAYOR A. w. Thornton.
Brgadier General Sanford.
BTigadter Gen Spica.
Brgadier Gen Yates
B,1gadIcx Gen. Ball
Comnissary Gen. Ward
The Third Regiment
e. Brooke Postley Colonel Com Third Req Hussars
O. SchwArzwaeldes Colonel Com. Ffta Regiment
The Fifth Regiment
Col DuryeA, Ion behalf OF the Sevsu1 Rssi.
Lieut. COT Msrshau Ieaer.s ment National auard
Eugene Legal, Colonel Com Fifty 9Th Regiment
The fifty-lsh Regiment
A. s.. vosburgh Colonel Com. Seventy first Regimsnt
The Seventy first Regiment
Capt. Thomas Il. Garland, Seventy hrst Regiment.
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WY ATTACKS THEATRE.
w ALTERATION or rTkK
poors open al 81, to Commences at 7 O'Clock.
SIXTH NIGHT
GREATEST ARTISTIC TRIUMPH
ever wfoesaed 10 New York.
MSRCHAKr OF vENICw
In th play shAkspere hsx bedueathed h poScrKy -
perect worts-powerfI its effect marvellous
Ingenuity while he language OF the jew character
assumption Of biblical phrnseoiogy tho appeal u
Pors ne quality Of mercy Invested With heavenly ss
cuerce eevstn9 he poe. sublmy. The introduction -
the and Aragon at Belmont hitherto om
ted restored for the purpose of strictly adhe~Hg 10
authors tent and Of heghoaGg the interest attached u he
egsode Of Tia cAsketz
The COSTUMES are Of Sixteenth century being NJ
description during the regns OF Francsf Of France
heof' M new Y ARkARaExENr OF rHE STAGE
giving space width aad distance IN order 10
full etect for the
painted by faberwood Wallace and asaxants and derived
froos most reliAhle and autheotc
CAST
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ELEGAET FANCY GOODS.
Ia Z 4 F. Ii. SCH2FCH
WIN sell on Taesday and Wednesday, Dec Ii and Id
At IL O'Clock each day,
At their saesroom, No. IS Nassau street.
One of the richest ass0rtments of
FANCY GOODS
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AMENDMENTS.
NIrBL0s GARDEN
In Doors oees At 81: 10 commeuce Aa,h
Tickets 50 ceuts Children. - coma
Family circle essreace Crosey street - ocus.
THE GREAT RAvEfS,
GABRIEL aud FRANCOIS,
but three nights ioneer.
"Wednesday Evsaing. Dos. ID, 1855.
last time but two Of BIANCO.
Gabriel Rlvel bsaoc9
THE FOUR LOVERS
Bib .0aDr1ei havet
MluGc Lead FRANCOIS hAvei
THE TIGHT ROPE.
By Marietta Zanfreta and otheSy-
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AUeA KEESEs THEATRE 63a BROADWAY.
~ NINTH WEEK
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
ACT

SKILLET Ms Mounche maid MrA Lsyicr
SYNOPSIS or SCENERY AND INCIDENTS
SCENE l. Morning Room Al Tr-nebsrd m.no~
serv.ns sois inersai pos once much more sIps
than The oscls slow coach unknown locality where
n az me az -
Ss1 M sisp,srss no nohns a. Ameresa dus Grand,
ssss !, and Iasn iS e n.
model lawyer ana dranrsa clerk debt he S.nsss:'
sps~,ye ssrbe prcs dsshs.s's Sspu,oes. for tshssc
safety female Robin Hood hopeless iasbrsy noos reso
scESE I'M A Dressing Room Amy
email w.rsr0e. 70, e los sigh. O. .p;r e ssss.s
Cd = conn. s." .ss End e. an
scsry gss c,s ,,v honor, rsS:
ne enemy .na how = sheer % scadflns before De wlua
ehs's e 81, We ~ 1911 wsnh
ns~ ir,eaa ,ripsru.s slil.ase sope and despsr
bona ode lsceal auidgenune milk and cream; d<sn-
asw sspcsn for cac inaaeace blunt refusal shrsais
rb e :sS SS cod III festivities surprise parry '
ecrsr AT VI. u L., n.,-
The sns sS. A.. inc :, 81 ss ..,. 1000 e, q,
naels Sstd s6,ss cos..: ssar ..s. .sss.sy S,nlas
sr c""p'eeps part OF "say os'S sre deeis-s~s a1ss
o, Sc sCE :s,s, I'm TIE ss Or, ,.s sssg ,c, 80.
e As ar q S r. sSa s s e. and sag ass.
tfa
a - -, .snas .r.ncsd ieve 80 aa.,asesa-a 80
s.ws sas q .sSi ~ Jew. aneipocssd SsS,i sjas
49, ~ ~, = ~. ~ 49,. y. r.r.. 49,
, 49,, nsv, vine a. "a , & ,
49, s.e,,rs srcepy ,ovis rei,yy,, s.s.,, .ns ~
cry cSYis : pll.saer
sr. sssssir f,s sS II a.sra.,iS Tg'''''N
rh .rch ibs r,ss,s b,.e. .a &
er Key Coylr ~ uhefty ls r,sgh and tumble busn.ss
evie 'doxg he relea., faons ! xs,n Al hxy n.rsr.
rlsag~ "H' VIZ fs'e"'' 'O""1' "n'" !" 0As' ~s'v"s
nrrNE VI -g,r Fsvsrs,s Anarty,~ot
AFR Edwards drsr.r s,tde the c5ward's refuge. Pa,
rovtes eparsfion chspie~ OF scce~ts Nurra f~vfvs
roo and INSTALLATION a. ward " Trench.rd Msnov nstrs
uory epfenic proves evwytsy
red snd seuled evevy5rsiy . happsne~m oouple<s
To cnciuse uih pew ccmed.stla by chY,es sssby "A.
tlled THk BONkY FISH WIFE
STR Hhccry Mr. Burnsfs
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a ssfGNEEs' SALE AT Gas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ of emhruteries ribbons frinxes and tmuainys
cnace file Ssss Of The late firm q Mccomsck smpson
purchased ssgnrea will be offered or sale aud After
De IN ~ my The dollar nj DAVID CLAkkEs
Broadway o Beecker street Geo simpson, lsic
II Mccormack Simt respectfully informs h
friends aud the pubic ~ general that b. has ten
lfeI interest Clarke and he VIII b. prepared ~
them Inducements early call solicited al the
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A UcTIoN NOTICE. -
"A by BROWNE A NICHOLS,
their spacious salesrooms IS Nassau street. opposite the
Post onBcs this day "Wednesday, December Is
&c sale OF elegant Russian aud Hudson Bay
Stables,
MINK FITCH, STONE MARTEN. &C., &C.
We win and large assortment OF fancy furs
After the latest styles and
improved patterns comprising articles for both ladies
geuuemens OF the finest kind Of skins among which
vcorines cuffs, mus collars
dr. ing gloves and FUR which they nye the especial
penono ladies and gentl.menoerng Inducements ~
bus their prices these desirable goods suitable
1or Christmas and New Year preseus
Also. hIndrei elegant
SINGH. CARRIAGE, AND LAP ROBES,
Among hich may found Rocky Mountain wolf Issbes bear
very grizzly bear Hudson Bay wolf French genet prairie
badger aid white polar bear rcn black
0ea- wolf robe with black Hnssoa Bsy wolf
immea with black bear, Ac Ac, 10 which invite ths n
|fe ntas1 OF the trade.
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UCTIoN NOTICE. BoGART AUCTIONEER.-BY
II s. BOG This day at lo O'Clock at the auction
No North William street Sheris sale OF 10 large
sanets single mled cassimeres plAds tweeds Also
email lot of fancy goods, one large iron safe &C. &c.
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EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCTfONEER ar a.
~ SCHENCK >ruesday and Wednesday Dec Ii aud
o'clock each at their saiesoom 50 Nassau
peru fancy goods consisting part OF elegant marble bronze
ormou clocks SUPERB bronze figures and groups
magnificent Pasn groups and stauees richly decorated
dinner and tea French china vases card
cevers Bohemian glassware in great variety superb sill
plated tea and coffee sets waes Of al sizes castefs cake
baskets usic boxes and large assortment OF other rich
goods making one of the tnesl sales OF the season
I1DwARD soHENCg. AUcTIoNEE,-BY r. r.
~ SCHENCK0n Friday 18th inst al IL O'Clock At their
ssesroom IS Nassau street about 10 valuable oil paintings
Particulars Ia future advertisements
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Incidental to the piece Eva paps" "rse wio&ea'
AMI st Clair 10 his Child
The piece concludes with The
DEATH Uy ST CLAIR
and
GRAND AII4EGOhfCAL TABLEAU
During the evening" the unrivsled orchasIs and n. MM-
bEkHAUkR.
TO conclude with ALI TIiR WORLDS A STAGE.
Doors opeu at 81, performance alta,
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DRyAkTs nlSSTREfS,
ID fHE FxCElsIoR TROUPE or rHS WORLD
Mechanics Hall ga Broadway, above Grand street.
xeudAy Dec. 10, and every nieh IN The week
fmmaose success % The popular ballad ainUev Mr. ID r.
woMnoLD Second weed Of ~ fsvo~ie b.nss~, Mr. JAS
gsSRY and DAN BRYANT tse E.uoc..n prcn,os m new
features w,sh their lsuehshle sCErRs AT PHALONs Ty
'I Amt GOT Timeto I.rry."
Door open Il az 70 conmeuos M7k r1ses 70 cenL.
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IIrrcuccCKs NATIONAL CONCERT HALL. -.
III ia CAnsi ssres
Crowded hot every nsa hear the beautiful aud &c
compissed srprano singer p,v-
from The The principal concerts II Leccon her ara
ment America Ae finest scrrano HeS ~ -
city. and may be Justly siyet The
PfCCOLOvfNf =. ...,.. -
NJ mo eoncp~t room VIM Hsehcocs W the pubbs ~
that liberal support that has attended hs csncers of e -
three .e~snna and white endesvorng y give hr
pF2y CIA or ENTERTAINMENT,
rbe price IL such p suit The annes and people.
Tuefatfng A refraehfrpnt noseA
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DATRoNS TO THE
L GRAND FESTIVAL
Ia aid of the fund Of the
MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF TaE FESTIVAL
In AID or FUND or THE
M0TyET VERNON ASSnnI ATTnN
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some Of the money he gave her on tie cars. and
that Mcdowell said he knew NO man he would
sooner injure than father.
Il saw a man run out Of CAR garden, in April
last, about dusk in the evening. lie was Il large
man, corresponding in size and shape with Nc
Dowell. and ran not like n Young man. Elizabeth
told me she was taken by surprise and that Mellow
ell was disguised that night
Here follows much about the location Of the two
gardens. near Mr.. Bowyer's; domestic affairs in
the family; department IF Miss Elizabeth Bower
towards the rest Of the faml, Mr.. Bowyers in-
diligence towards all his children in allowing them
what they want, &C.. a.. which is omitted US not
necessary To an understanding of the case.
English is Police officer in whose care | left
my sister whom | left Baltimore. Father and
we're again in Baltimore the next SUNDAY. and left
Monday for Staunten with my sister in conpa-
n.y. who We left there in charge OF Dr. Striking
Of the Lunatc Asylum, whore she still remains.
Here again. much ia omitted, being u repetition
in cross examination, of what was stated hy wit
ness in his direct examination. and also corrobo-
rating testimony by sir. Jaynes, OF Baltimore.
HOMO
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MEKrISs OF SrocgnoIDERs.-The Eleventh An
nual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad convened in this city at
l. o'clock yesterday. On motion Of Mr.. +. B..
Deanc ir, John NJ. Snced. Esq, was caied to the
Chair. and Messrs. c. W. Button. &. W: Chris
tan, \. Mcdonald. and K. ii. Glass were appoint
ed Secretares
The following Committee Proxies were APP
p,inteJby the Chair: Samuel. Garland, VIM NJ.
Burwell aud Jas W. Morgan. The Committee.
after examination. reported the proxies in form,
when the roll was called and IL majority of Stock
found to be represented in the meeting
President Mcdaniel then proceeded to read his
Annual Report. after which the meeting ADJOURN
cd until the afternoon.
At the afternoon meeting, the Report Of the
President was referred TO Select Committee, af-
ter which an adjournment took place. The meet
ingwill reasonable this morning ut nine O'Clock.
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ToBAcco AGENcv.--We invite the attention of
tobacco Manufacturers to the card of Messrs.
Wilson. Lipscomb Co, agents for the sale Of
Virginia manufactured Tobacco at New Orleans
Messrs ". < l.. are both Virgnians, and their es-
tabshment is deservedly popular with our Lynch
burg Manufacturers. Col. ID. A. Wilson. Jr the
senior member If the firm, is son Of our esteem
ed townsman. Judge Wilson; and was himself for
many years resident of this city, where his friends
number legion.
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WASHINGTON House.,
CHURCH STREET I,Nnchhurn Va

FENfilS llous, situated thu Immediate S~iuiy the
business part the city the alton IL one o.
The quiet and he althy the place To strapgers there
tore. it- position IL particularly desirable
Inv suhf ili, return f.rr thanks their friends
public rrrerny the liberal patronage they
tended them them they will ndaa,oy l..
merit rninu,n," 81 their
An on \IBtS, BAGGAGE WAGON and PORTtRS vi u,
always hc i"nnd at thu dcp and boat landing
oi " traits md h"a's to convey passengers and
Hotel, 1hIf - ,HAHGE SEEAD a. CLARK,
II prnp
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WSPAPER ADV RTISIN
AGENCY.
AT THE SBRGgNIAN OFFICE.
Ea5rYE BuSINE SS-M MEN OF LYNCHBl rig .Ssu
ADVERTISE AND GET RICH.



To The Citizens Of Lynchburg ami Ire IhIiic:
A IL FERSoNS IN Any BUSINESS, ~ishing to a,i>cr
"A tSe in of the following papers, ch agent
IOk ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE UNITED SrATES,)
viii please call On me ut the "tirgiaiun" Once,
UP STAIRS. where they viii find read, t.,
wait them II isuscless hing
Of advertising AZ II nck lodged fact LIBERAL
ADVERTISING IL THE WOAu TO WEALTH
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEW =, Rristol
bROWS1uW s KSDXNII.I.E Tern WING
vINDICATOk Joncsborough Tenn
G Gaal:TT STAR LeA,so",v
R via@iSnsN, ,Au'nrAou.v
n nEMnGKA~. L"cry.va
SALEM REGISTER. Salem Va.
THE VISITOR, Marion, Sn,iAs CO Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT independence, Ora yson 90. Va
vAiITY wiuc. 5 Fmcas.lrv VI.
STAR AND HERALD. Christi nsbnry Va
WfIHENiiLE TELEGRAPH, (w,,,.,, ~
WYTIiEVILLE 1IMES, }"'''N'"e va
Union DEMOCRAT Union. Mour, county Va.
ADVOCATE. Jenersonville, Tazew ell county, Va
REGISTER, Darvile, Va.
THE SOUTH WEST. Prarsburg Giles county Va.
Pis"us wishing to advertise in OF the above papers
find It to THEIR 1NTtklsl to call the office
Iynrhhug Nirghan UP STAIRS, where contracts III lie
made. and advertisements fORW AkDkD WITHOUT
~ will also and foi ard advertising paper
In the United States. A WADDIf.I,
March 9.ts Foreman Virpin'u Office.
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FREIGHT TR.DE.-The receipts Of freight at the
Derot of the Va .& Tenn. Railroad, in this city,
on Wednesday, were as follows: 2s loaded cars of
produce. consisting Of 4Jl04 bushels Wheat: 296
barrels Flour; 900 lbs Miscellaneous. Il load
ed cars were sent West the same day.
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NOTICE.

The Ladies' of the Episcopal Church at Am
herst C. II. and vicinity, will give supper on the
night of the Goth Of September, that b, ing Court
night, for the benefit of the Parsonage. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend.
Admttance 81
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MESs' PRAYER MEErIxo-Thcre are
regular meetings for prayer. at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association. from IL un-
til o'clock. The public are invited to attend
aug lS-dts
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

The Rev. DIR. WlLLiAs @. BRewNiow. Editor Of
the Knoxville Whig arrived in this city yesterday,
AMI is stopping at the Norvell House.
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JOHN II. d. SAM'I. TIREE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

~ III XII, Va
Sell Tobacco, W hens, Flour, and other Country
Produce.
Ocf al rOUhGhR SHTTS nearly opposite Faymrs H1sk
uAkE tins method returning their since thanks
numerous friends shd customers for their very liberal pa
and hope by their customary puntuay In the
charge Of bnsess to render entire satisfaction Az to their
responsibility! they refer to citizens vi Lynchburg gcnrr
ally ap rats
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WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE
WHEELWRIGHT, NUDGE & CO.,

HAVE constantly hand ull stock at pr IN II No.
WRITING AND WRAriIAti TAl'Lk from all the
celebrated mills III the itrd Also n
mtnt vi Book binding Leather C"t Glue, Ac t"ur.i va
OF all kinds SHAW Boards binders and Trunk ii"arie
Bonnet Boards ~hic atd ronrd. Printers Catds and Cara
Boards IN variety, Press Huarl ilnrdwatr Pdpri
Tissue and shoe Paper French foo Pcst inrkri CONNER
ria Ieei and Note Iaprs, Marble Paper. Post occ and
l,ank Envelope Papers Sicntug Tack and Spec spufs
Printing and Whiting lux Alum. Bic q. hing Iuudrls
l. u Paper oi every description made TO order
s.t,tl.l fan,
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ass.,. NORyCII HOUSE -yr.s

FtNllH ELL KNOW not 81 open for the recol
t'n "i TIA" puhl' la, ing been IuuEouoHIr nIhoEn
TIN md prepared for tc accommodation guests
yi' ,lrAl I" other public house the VIII
b. FIRST CLASS hols" and nothing else. bMhiBI'SE>
and tAKhlAGES viii always he IN readiness depot,
ot the different railroads tncovry passengers to and from
HOUSE.
share of the public phtronae" srcspertfuy solicited
aug -da Ell NM u KENNEDY. Asent
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I.YNCIiBURS; AGENCY

OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM
Tameetng of the Local r. I'd OF Directors for the New
"A York Life Insurance Comp at the Capitol in
OF Richmon J. the follow unanimously adopted:
The nndrsgned President and Directors OF the Company
Company the ear ending the Isl Of January
ss and being satisfied with ts prosperous condition
y recommend II to the and support Of
community The New York Lie Insurance Company has
been in existence tor 10 and Its Capital has
ed the sum of 81 i2 ad6 IS invested in State Stocks and
Bonds aud Mortgages on Real Estate We think II
rrot"" ana safe mode Of investing money The profits
than thirty cent. per snnun the premium paid he
requires additional security that 900 900 shall be deposit
ed With the State Comptroller any lawful
~lich III" Company may tailto pay.
We iuvt" attention to tho objects and
LIE "'"''"Ss sS!T y m
Amount of assets. January !,
Amount of receipt. for premi.
ums. interest. Hc., to Jan'y
p,sBun,r~rsrs
Paid losses by death interest
on dividends, aud all other
expenses. 2ll,42O GO
$685. 10 80
Accumulated Fond Jan !, so, al402 96C %.
will be by the above statement that this Company
honrislng condition
Those desiring information In regard to the subject Of Life
would do well to call the agents OF
Company who viii give them any information that may
desired tor reference apply either mber Of the Loca
Board.
GEO. wYTHE MUNFoRD. Esq, P,e.iaenA
(se're'sry o., Commonwealth Of Virginia
ROGER A. PRYOR,
editor 0fthe 'Snuth.')
THOMAS II. ELLIS, Esq.
president James River and Kanaw ha Coz
THOMAS +. AUGUST, Esq.
attorney at LAW
WIN g. PAINE, Esq,
(Kent Paine & Co Merchants,
JOHN BAGBY Esq,
Farmer, King Queen Co, Va.)
REV. CHAS H. READ,
pastor United Presby teran Church
REV. JAS. H. TAYLOR,
tCorg Se"y Southern Baptist Convention
II. X. ELI.YSON. (Printer)
CHAS W. PURCELL, (3anker)
JAMES THOMAS, in,
Tobacco Manufaeturer)
ROBERT s. PAYNE, NJ d.
r l.. WALKsR, NJ d., Medical Board
IL GitMER, NJ. D.,
A. - GARLAND, Local AGens,
or In his absence DR. T. l.. WALKER
CHAa. K WORKMAN,
EenyA CT and Atserney ter Va
Richmond Va
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N O T I C E

uNlE NpERSlGNEb MANUFACTURERS SODA WA
: Ia, which he has bottled and constantly hand Ais
til" best Phjindetpt,i Porter. Ale, mad I'm xcI
Hse, hand AL tunes Which he will sell Mt WIIoI r
SALE PRICES e. the trad" An orders from ,ountr
viii b" thankfully received aud Ir"nIpy attended Plae
Of business "ppost" the CHy Hotel
t"TiJiSrlm NJ MCCDVNACK
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lNAMPBI1.1 4. a N u EOK sAIE.-6 awt
u sold privately before will sell ruhir auction, en
TIT RSpAN til" 3hh day Of SErl EMBt Il fair. " not
"A the mkt fur day, rrnci Of l.asd containing q
a1 100 ACRES 49,
lying IN the county Campbell the Iynehhnrg and IA
lem Turnpike about ncs from l., hbuIR and adjoining
the lsns vi John Johnson coc ilos and others There
tsuppo-d 10 be about - cleared land embracing
good Meadow. this The soil I'll adapted to Corn
Wheat tlais, Tobacco Gross
Persons desiring small H. nchhurg invited
TO examine thl. place. which desirable and situated ~
good u, iehloihood
land u be shown wishing 30 see H. hA'Mr.
fe'rew, who lives adjoining it, and immediately ON the Turn
pike.
the day Of sale. EtIIABLrH I. kuRCHFiELo
,rpta dtis
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10 Patronage la respectfully sol cited. aud all orders by
mai, " i'll meet ~t', PROMPT ATTENTION.


EXTASTED.-Aa =. u. Honor Graduate Of
w Randolph Macon Collage who graduated WITH higher
grade than since le4s desires situation Professor In
College institute. Principal Academy. altly
aud Intelligent community The best TESTIMONIALS If cara,
and potency will l.. given Ad1r.. dat"ly
BENJAMIN HUDSON THACKsroN,
s"ptlts Il NJ College. Me klrnhnfg Va
Two Ton ACCONISTs.-lss O,Is, "a kinds
Red and Blue Branding Paint branding boards
superior ualyi olive OH. BASKETS Arabic,
For sale by W. A Sll,DiiER y CA
N.i,,o "
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v rrus, per Session az Eisr Wonthsi
hoard Including n"i lights. h .t63 Oh
Tuition Ia VI gsi branches. Is On
I d. n
1hion h Collegiate Department. - %
lns'rn tin Piano, Guitar, Organ. - w
Hoard aud Tnonunc halt In advance balance the
al the session
In this in.tiu'ion, not emily knowledge Of La In,
atr'k aud Hebrew he acquired hut facilities furnished
"nklne the French Italian aud Spanish Language Two
Anc 'ni Hnd two Modern Languages requto to eutite
graduation
Su,h reforms In the old oi Educ alton thu
ani lfaaEn To what Is duo and children demands
with the rommon form Of insru, on Lecture mud Exanna
call int" exercise and give the fullest all the
pnwcts.
Mr wIIJaMso. refers to tho Faculty Of University Va
In led' 81 Rcv 10 Ryand. Trost Richmond College Mira
Gen Darlington; Prof Morse Rev J. d. Mitchell, u - Rev
Leo hoscr, D. - Revs u. II wyer, Geo W. Garter aud
H. Hall
Mr. uorrtn refers to Rev W H. Platt Petersburg, and
Gen - q. tlay.
Mr. CAMPS refers 10 II Lcebvro, Richmond and Rev w
" kpckle, Lyuchhurg
Mrs PAaE refers 10 Rev Jno NJ 7. Atkinson, ~ Prest
lnmpdcn \. College, md Hon. WIN q and Mrs Klvcs
Mrs WtiLiAMsoS refers Hon W & Preston. Gov Jno
Floyd mud VIM Radiord, Esl Pre- sdent Farmers Dank
Lrnrhbutg
y Circulars containing tticuars obtained by npplca
fi" ut SEMINARY Roos mmciia vicinity Of 18th 81 H.
Church or through the l. Once ang ~ dun
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SAIk Of REAL EsTATR.-ln pur-unacr
- fhc provisions af deed of 10y oLr ~
Bailey ie dated The Let osiober isR To the Iynchnrg
building Fund Association, the undersigned III cell on the
Pren,scs public auction, FRIDAY tho l7h Instant at y
o'ol"ck NJ. the Hease and a.St tho Campbeli -
coat House Turnpike. conveyed by said deed The pro NJ
eriy Is the side OF the said Turnpike Just above
sim~os Soap Factory The nndcrsigned win sell and m
such title vested In them by tho deed aot said
TERMS made Know the day Of saie.
SAM. TSREE.
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sep,t dt,l- &. T. WILLS