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DaibtuSton, %. Sun. - @cuperaerr
Waifer 1T wiecer bier. Die 3OIeinnubme ben
Seem 2crt betru9 i'll ber perflolieuen Wcae
$50, OOO-$60,OO0 td9liG, beinaEe rcppelt Ir
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nod ni4ta iiber Die Ablidten Der ipaniI4en
6lrtte, Die BON SaUmu1b i'll ben @plf 9efabren
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Gempfratie nno Sefmitismms.

Inter bieier trefenoen lleberidrrft tbeilt rer
pater 8 ertel III leiner rtatbOlii4en Sir.
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9uten Gtant 9 olttmore nit
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Osncral SranSpOrtdtiOns : Sftce.
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Sdn2I-27 TRANSPORT. W4etler.
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Neue arrangements fir GtnrDanoercr, Die nad
benz Nelten III reiieu minlben.
Bon beute. rem 8. RCSemter an, rerfen BE Glaraneersf
ant Der Nort6srn Central Galvsrtfreet Depot @tlenba9n NIL
BEN Grpressus ~befSrbert. Die 8a6a btstst eaDar9 ben 5ntn't.
sranten stHsa g 66srs 8Srtbstl as irSshD s.ns
onbere 8abn, aud 1T tie UNI 81 Wttilen flrjer ais teoe ansers
gabn nad bsnauntsn glasta, ala: M
Bitts6ura, @tepslaur, Detroit, Sort Saane,
s ncl9c, Wlrpautee, @alena, Dubuque ct,
paul, Sod 9slanp, burlington. Soma SItp ]
mnb wrrtfn tes6alb Die NIT Der NOrteern Central Sapa &C.
hsn6tn Qetfpnen 10 Stunben fruber ais Ste nit anoern oa9.
men @sSenssn bort siatreFen, aud wsrOsn 4 DIAL ~ niger BIZ
Wlasn eabet eews&islt. Die Sabn 5tept enr9 Pen gyansI
ESeil psa lbiS. Die game Gntfe 'uuns ron bier BIS Seifass
tt 500 @eiItn. Das Gepdt wre bier seSsi3nst %(harts0) u'S
Ssst nit & ssn g9Iaaisr tna ." ben G g;n@;nmati Suoiaua,
polis, Qoui8riGe uno ct. ecuiS
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kgenten. J0pn ~ 49,. m,rF
2ttl4.S 80. %, 8eass5treet. near lSatere 9oa-I.
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MERCHANT TAILOR
~ nnh fa(btpndbfer &IetberIabeN,
anel. NNrntt. GtrnRe. Sir. sos U. 300MA

Meinen e,etrteu 1reunhen ub benz pa6ltium mace t9 ptsr.
nit bic NHsiae, rag tA unter ptuueen1 Datum pas l1pn let
Ia6ren an btefent phase %srobiirte @si4dft ueernontnten pave
NIB befdnbis Elm reidbaitilss 9aser ppn l@pnsns leIto sgsaf-
Glitter herrentleteer, meuefer Saigon, 81 ben btat9ltsE Yret-
+ a ~SOrrdtpta balten uno aud fCl3e at StrttlunS aalerc9eH
srSs.-5tOfs fur Winter:Sf0de unO 2ois ' e. n n ! ;. fa Sps,
n unO gu oOen Yretfen. garner eIns @aspaVa s gtgJ"'V'"'
eSI Nie 8eaeaun3s ian wsroen prompt, 6tatS nao IN tufSe'
II 3rtf SDn Mir o~ngeftrttgt rerbeH.
De1Stsr P.S- M 20
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Merchant Tailor,

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SSidbtio fir Gim,panberer.
N.ue arrangements fir GinrpauDsrcr, bic mad

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cSnf1n SNeipe $ SrD.I

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nler, uub 1T ba6er nenis Srffnuns pcrbanreu,
raB o.r Walierltano in ndhlt r i3eit it'd dnpern
iperpe.
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sa96 aeiee mstn.r 5reunben nno Tetanntsn. . we oent gublt'
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Gbrtfiam MIner,
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ga GeGeru Mpenue. uahe 8rSbp1 ~.
Mi aeta sprrGibia cine erpst NusmabI frandOftiGes unn
ssat,5ss au9 unS GaLF'ni', uni, nas : ssstSSS Iasns Ssf' fs5t! NAG s TiSsr
~ 80 msfhp~ih rn5alint biatp perfaufe.
%S In : : Sosrif. Saat5 ,3@lt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27
MARRIED.

On Wednesday the 18th inst. by Rev. C. C..
Chaplin. Mr.. Wv. A. Terry, to Miss LouILA F.
WYSS, Of Pittsylyana county.
On Thurspay the 10th of September, by Rev. J.
NJ Fitzpatrick. Mr.. GEORGE NJ. NApkN, formerly
of Richmond, VA, and Miss SALLrE A. NEAL. Of
Danyille
At Cascade Pittsylvania co. Va, on Sunday
Sept. 18th. by Rev. j. L. Fisher, Mr.. SAMUEL A.
ANGLIA to Miss PArrIE j. eldest daughter ofG
". Grant.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. NJ. W. Read, Mr.. WM
A. TERRY to Mrs. SARAH L. Rlpour, all of Pitt
sylvania.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

I AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS or THE LINE
Il the Railroad from Iynchburg Knoxville all o them
having large circulation among the people Of South
virginia and Fast rnnrsscc
Esry" ADV ERTlSE AND GET, RICH ~U4
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS
NEW ERA. Floyd Court House. Va.
VIRGINIA AND TFNNEe SEE NEW :. Bristol
BROW NIoW = KNOW LILLE trenn.' WING
NlNDlC ATDR, Jones,orough Tenn.
HaznrTr STAR Le.lns'on,v.
Hia"iSnaN.' AO"saon,y.
SrMnGRAr. L'"er'y,v"
SALEM kEGIS Err Salem Va.
THE VISITOR, Marion, Smythe CO Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, independence, trayson CO. Va
V ph.npESH M Il 5 rmeas''o Va.
STAR AND HERALD. Christiansburg, Va.
WYIHENIiLE TELEGRAPH, (v..,..u, "
WIrHENlLLE TIMES )"!"''"''' Va.
UNION DEMOCRAT, MON. Monroe county, VA.
ADVOCATE. Jefferson lille, Tazewell county, Va.
REGISTER, Dsnvle. Va,
THE "SOUTHWESr" Pcarisburg, Giles county Va
Persons wishing advertise In of the above papers will
find Ia THEIR :rEKTsr 20 call atihe office Of the
Lynchhurg Nginan rP srAINs, where contracts will be-
made aud advertisements FORw hhutD WITHOUT DELAY
tI will also receive aud forward advertising to paper
In the United States. A. WADDItf..
septists Foreman vrginan Oircn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

KILLED Dy AFALLFROn A IloRsE.-Daniel Brown,
living few miles from town, was thrown from n
horse in Iiarrisonburg on Sunday morning last, and
SO seriously injured to his death on Tuesday
evening last about 7 o'clock.-lIc was thrown
with great violence upon his head. and kisacked
,senselcss and spcechless; but after being carried
into Dr. Dolds Office he >ecovcred far as to be
able to ride home. 1t was thought, at first as he
was able to ride home, that his injury not Sc
rirIs but it seems that his skull was fractured in
his fall and the accident was far more serious
than any one supposcd.--Brown was an honest,
hard,working inofensive man, but occasionally
INDUCED himself in glass of liquor, which indu-
gence. it is possible had something to do with
his sudden and melancholy death. He leaves a
helpless family to deplore his untimely REMOVAL
Rockingham Register.
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SALE or a NEwsrArER.--TheD anville Rcpubli.
can has been sold by Messrs. Irving 4 cabell to
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEEriNo.-Thcre are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at 1 o'clock
The ladies are invited to attend
nuv lS-Nts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

Militia organization is progressing with undated
speed. los regiments, out Of the ls6 Of the line,
are now organizcd.-Rich South.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

DrAp.-The negro mau Daniel. who Was run
over by the South Side trim near this city IN
Friday lrst and whose arm was subsequently am
puta,ed died OH Saturday morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

NINVBTATuON1 IL HEREBY CORDuAL-
n LY EXTENDED to the citizens Of Lyncburg and all
the contiguous ad remote counties who may be called hher
business pleasure to call the Clothing Bazaar BUR
ROtGHS, SfiAfER T. co. and the desirable stock
of Ready made Clothing exhibition As self praise Is
regarded best but recommendation, and If II eth
erwise it Ia rendered by the unqualified
daon of egions no have tested the clothing manufactured
sold during the sig years. would be supcru
the limits advertisement thing Of tho
quality style and cheapness Of goods especially
and cheeruy concede the right Of purchasers
exercise their common sense and be their Jndss of the
quality and fairness Of tho prices Of the goods sell
stock pises in part the following articles Extra
Fine French Cloth Dress and Frock W ats Medium do Low
priced Cloth Dress and Frock Goats French Ha
lis Oaks favorts Cashmere Suits super
Black Pants Gfenadine Mataasse Cashmere Mel
vet other Vests Or Coais OF suitable material
and 10 every desirable style. Coaks, dc.
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.-Int the fur
nishng stock IL also complete comprisDg In part
French Yoke Shirts Collars Cravats in great variety Scsr
and Muers Cashmere Merno, Shaker and Silk under Shirts
and Drawers Gloves Suspcnders Pocket Ildkfs ele
giant Robes DE Chambre Travelling Shaws and BaDkets
Umbrellas &C. BURROUGHS, SHAFER e. CO.
Clothing Bazaar. Main ST., above Bridge.
septal.is Luxembourg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

The MILITIA.-We called at the Adjutant Cen
erals Office yesterday, and ascertained that the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

WEEDS PATENT SEWING: MACHINES.
w This Is the most rcliabi. SEWING MACHINE ever
offered market, both quality Of work.
rablity and simplicity The operation Of h easier learned
tho finest silk the heaviest cloth leather either OF
which works Ia superior manner making straight
both sides the cloth stt he'd alike rvang In beauty
g U r pas " >" an
perform all ordinary repairs on IT, un worn out with
Hods Patent Srrinx Malincs viii meet the wants of
Families all kinds Of Manufacturing Cothers. Taorr, boot
Harness and Saddle MsnufarnrerS viii find this Machine
thn, win do their work In rapid and substantial manner and
sewing will this Machine particularly adapted
pay T.lois great saving by using this Sew.
Ing Machine besides being always of quality
that rip easily looks nicer than
and work Boo. and shoe rnutaciurers Thou
sands of Dollar. by using this Machine for many parpo
Tc editor Of tho Caar,own (accrga) Patriot say. When
purchased Utsds Patent Machine intend.
cd wholly ior family bu as it was reeomn,nped to
leather cdit Harness aud Carriage Trimming and
of our neighbors testify 10 tho superiority OF te
this both OF beauty and strength,
bor enongh pay Ono ncighbors who has
large plantation says worth the Of his
cry Machine you have sold this vicinity has given the great
est satisfaction ami several intend to order Machines from
you
E,!ras. from letter written by gentleman owning
ing Machines been since bought
them and with the best Of practical results In three
weeks The operators them finished complete
clothes for each my hundred and plantation hasd
and find the timo saved in them has
Another Planter says used employ three four bands
In %.k%s clothes for The ,e su, snrs % your
the whole plantation while my wife uscs it for making nearly
wswish ali Who need Machine to examine these as they
tho simplest and best for Family Plantation
9th use where stitch !: sq"'red Price OF "''a' Patent
WHITNEY 4 LYON. prophsors,
~ Sold by A. s. ENGLEDovE. dealer IN Fancy Goods,
Rom ets. 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

FARMvILLE-Thc prosperity of this enterprisng
and hospitable town. is evidenced by the following
paragraph, which we dip from the Journal of yes
tcrlay:
If the number Of boxes, bales, crates, &c, piled
Oh onr streets and sidewalks, and the we'll filled
shelves and counters ofo stores are to be taken
as indices Of the stocks which merchants
have laid in for the fall and winter trade, then we
would say that never before has such general
and extensive supply of goods wares and mer
chandize" been brought To Farmville. We be
leve that our town may now he safely considered
as one great rariety establishments for we are
pretty certain that almost every thing known to
the mercantile vocabulary, fr use or ornament,
for show convenience or comfort, and adapted to
the wants of all classes and conditions Of people,
can be found at some one or other of oul stores
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27
SCHOOLS AVID coLIEars.-
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.

LYNCHBURGs COLLEGE
uNuE nh annual session ofthis Institution viii commence
Tho location sone Of The hsaI,Ass, md mes ss.-b. In
sss .Ss s,sSs and
Dc. G % y ~ re- S1
gn. nnIy Institute and r.esny connected with the
The :oss,a preis..s. win A.,. e..lu.v. eA.rs. Of tn.
Grammar School In which win be thoroughly pre-
pared Tor college or s s'i;a;r
RoBrRr l. DnocKETr, Prssidc",, Professor Of Na,u.
LreuWous q MATHEWS. A. NJ. Professor of Latin and
Belle. i.cures
m o.nnL- h, Professor of the areol Language and
u BtAsNrssnir Professor of Mathematics aud Iprue
Rev W wALxr., rrofr., = of Moral and Mental Sol
Rrv = Il. Cox Professor Of History
sAau,L a,ntasn a. M Professor Of Consultations. Law
0u,s,rr. Apolrno sARron LIZ d, Professor of Modern
Languages -
sT ns ss s@'s ss sns
y. In the Gess."'a D"p.rmen, for halt session
tnIned by addressing the President aug as
l.yNCmRlRG FEMALE sEMINARY-
~ RoARpiNu AND sCiiooL FOR YOUNG La.
DiEshe sse"nd session of this Institution opena wehnrs
s,, sept lat, sas An"aa term divided Into tive sessions
u,a educ aion Coesis" modelled after tina,
ofihe University Of Virginia Acempe'c course In Musc
cal and Instrumental
= u WILLIAMSON,
EIIopoRO CAMS.
Dtfr.-trbrew. italian and Music,
wM HOPPER,
pf'r-r'G %Hs spanish Z = r .Sa s''A'".''''
DErI-lni, Eng Branches and Prop Latin Crock
mrs NJ. X wILLlAMSoN.
Dtrr Preparatory English H. anehcs and Gcn Supervision
Dkpr-Diaming aud Painting.
Terms, per sr..ism Of Fivc Mosshs,
Hoard including fncl lights sc, with no extras e63 %
Tu'i"n In alish branches 10 ~
Tuition IN do do with French aud Latin. ~ 90
Ta'Ion |" Collegiate pers,'m.nt " 90
Instruction on Piano Guitar, or Organ - W
Ia" td Instrument. %
board and Iuit"nouo halt balance tho End
pf the session
Greek and Hebrew he acquired but facilities Furnished for
cnking the French, Italian and Spanish Languages Two
Ancient aud two Modern Languages requisite to entla to
graduation.
such reforms the old Education tho
dss Ut the toa suggests ghenod ctairs
and AKA ARD what In due aud children demands
only Will introduced Tho blends ORAL
with the torn of INSTRUCTION Lecture and EAamna
tn AMI the Practice with tho Theory To develop
call into exercise aud give the fullest all the mental
pnweih
Mir WILLIAMSON r,f,a To the Faculty Of Univ crafty Va
1850, Rev X, land, I,rht Richmond College; Mira
Leo RnsNer D. u Rows II. II Wser. uoo W. Cnts aud
II, Hal
Nj iorrhR refers to Rev W IL Plat. Petersburg. aud
tiru - q Clay
Mr. CAMPS To II locbyrr Richmond, aud Rov W.
~ Kincklc f.ynrhburg
Mr.. PAsl refers hov. Jno 4. Atkinson, D., rrest
Hampton y. College, and ilou, VIM q ani Mrs NiNca
Ais WiiLlAvsuN refers /, lion " Preston, tlov Jno
Iyuclbutg
~ tnouas containing particulars obtained by appica.
ton u, Scmhn "ua In lmnrda vicinity vi ith ~ NJ u.
Church, ar through tho J.. oMco aug = dom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

MELANCHOLY DEAru.-Me sorry TO learn
that II most excellent citizen of LiVll's Greek:
in this county, Mr. ID. ID. Bowmon, drowned him
self by jumping into his well on Friday night last
about IL o'clock. Mr.. B. had been confined to his
bed by an attack of Typhoid fever, and was labor
ing under temporary arrangement when the me
lancholy event occurred. 1t seems that his wife
susrecting or fearing that he meditated harm. to
himself, was watching bin in his chamber. lie
expressed desire to 20 out and look ut the stars
from the portico, to which she consented, when he
passed rapid out and made for the well in the
yard. Mrs. B. ran and called to Mr.. BIS negro
man and girl for assistance; but before help could
be afforded he had raised the covering from the
well and jumped in. The well was about l6
feet deep, in which there was feet of water
and before he could be extrcated life was entirely
extinct
Mr.. Bowman was in comfortable, easy and indie
pendent circumstances, and was highly esteemed
by all who knew him. He was good neighbor and
n correct business man.
Mr. Bowman was in the 45th year Of his
age. and leaves n widow and seven eight chill
,d.cn to mourn an rreparable loss -RochtRyham
Register.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

TuNklsTEE's aAI.tf.-Bn pursuance Of II deed
Of executed T." by Aan.on winston anil Fran
his wife bearing date tho 10Th day June and
record In the County Cont al Campbell nni the Illus
tings Court OF the City of Lynrhhurg shall the iih day
of OCTOBER rtS the premises sell Icy If public
auction all much b" necessary satisfy the
OF said docd) that LOT or LAND situated In the
County of Campbell, the Cty # Lynchurg, which
conve. I'd t" the SAID Aanson Winston by Sauu. ,rc md
Malala his wife by deed be ring dat. the 9TH July
1880 and VI record in the County Court Of Capbe
tie portion thereof which before the date the
resaid had been by the said Aiusou
Edward faikes by decd bearing date the day #
and oi record IN the County Court of Campbell
The portion the said lot land hereby
ssupp"cd to about three acr, the
House " hch the said Alas"n Winston Jed
of his death Is situated thereon.
TERMS or SAI.EA credit Of six. twelve. aud eighteen
months, equal added
sale will I've given the purchaser the
at the purchase money, and be secured by
negotiable satisfactorily endorsed deed
the property sold The title the said properly believed
to be good and valid but acting merely trustee Will
only the purchaser purchasers snch title
vested in inc by the deed Of trust Aforesaid.
sc2ti.-ctawiftds JOHN NJ. OTEY Trustee.
Rep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

REV. tR. BnoAnrs--The Virginia Herald states
that the Rev. William +. Broadus, d. d., who has
laborci xealoasly and so successfully for the
last five or Six years as Pastor of the Baptist
Church in fredericksburg. has obtained leave of
absence to act az agent for Theological Seminary
to be located at Greenville, N. &.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27
WARRINGTON ,,OlSE.

CHURCH STREET. Lynohburg Va.
uN1lIS House situated in the immediate vicinity n ts
Il business part OF the city. aud the
the quiet and healthy in the place To strangers
fore. its position is parte niarly desirable.
The subscribers return their thanks their friends
public generally 10, the liberal patronage they
tended Ia the and them that they will emdeavor
merit continuance OF their fHvors.
An OMNIBUS, BAGGAGE W AGOE and PORcERS vi III
always be found at the d.po and landing
"f the trains and boats to aud thu
Hotel, fHEt OF CHARGE. ShEAD a. CLARK,
sept ~ is pTopretors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

S5S. FALL 1858.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF CHBuRG,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET TuIE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
That you cnn sell sLcss Ba, gains:
ADV TISE,
Aud arr est the tt AIDE of the Great South West