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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-11

DELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Insi.tn-
- tion which has been n successful creratioa Or
the last IRE years, is stuatrd on =
CuURcH HILL, RICHMOND. VA, :. -
In delightEul airy position. AMI Is furntshei with
every convenience Conducive 20 the comfort Of pa
tients and the successful treatment OF disease.
IL has lately uuderg gone exteps We repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accoumo-
dation of gentlemen who may find il inconTenent to
be treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid TO the lttn1fn
cards which are peculiarly commodiof,s.
TEaxs:
(Idyabls on The rsBoral Qf the Fattsat)
White patients. per week-........-..-..-.......$,
Colored d.. .....................-.....
Private Rooms, ...-.........,.-.N To $i5
na- City aceepiancss required fur patieuts nom
the country unless where tho parties are known 20
This includes all charges for Board. Mecsl attend.
ance, Nursing and Medicine. BY an arrangement
with the Inflrmary Of ths Medical College, small
additional fee, ranging from " 10 ~, VIII pe
charged for Sargcf cases The particular sum mar
be asceFtained beforehand by application 10 one q
the attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted. .iss
The undersigned will give their pefsonal attend
ance 10 all patients placed In their Hospital.
JAMES bolton, VI. n,
Grace street, between 4th and Nh.
| THOMAS POLLARD. NJ. D..
| haseusent VI the f2whatan Monse.
o. 4. CkENeHAW. n. D..
Franklin St. f.st a'9E b5s"w Trinty c1afeh
Franklin e., doors below Ballard iissse.
W. n. MANN. ". b.. Resident ph ysieisn.
! de 3o-eodts
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two for covering. and the broad canopy Of heaveu
for shelter, we consigned ourselves 20 seep, with
the deadly tarrantula for n ted-fellow, and The
slimy snake drawing its slow length along by our
sides.
l would not refer TO these things but in charity '
10 those young men who look with longing eyes
on such a journey. Let mo say to those who are
tired Of their homes, "iet well enough alone"
word about the oamels, which pronounce
without fear of contradiction. the most useful
animal In the world They ara capable Of being
packed with a weight of 100 pounds and will
travel with it from morning till night without Civ
Ing evidence Of any fatigue. They DO not require
to ba fed at all, they browse along the road
while travelling. stretching out their long necks
and cropping the grass or bushes without any re-
gard whatever to their nature or quality. They
will 20 without water from hve to- ten days, which
peculiarly fits them for long journeys over an un.
known country, where, although there may be
plenty of water, no one knows where to find it,
They are Illuminating animal. lying down to che "
their food and do not require to be herded mules
or horses. They are not capable Of being STAN.
peded by the Indians, ard to crown all they are
perfectly docle and Notwithstanding down to
receive their loads with immovsble patience and
rising when desired. Zach has headstall I'D
halter; as they go in single file when travelling.
their appearance on the road is very striking. The
government cannot do better than to purchase an
additional number for our outposts where they
would rapidly increase, the climate is perfectly
favorable to them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-11

NEGRO RING The subsoriber
AN again offers his services 10 Ms friends ana the
public for HIRING OUT NE6ROEs for the eueuieR
year. He pledges himself TO use hM b>st exsrtions
TO promote the interest of these who say hvor him
with their business and tn pay special attention N
tho Negroes during sickness 1fe hopes. from En-
ton. =
AT0 Once at the old stand OF Dahney Canthorn.
corner OF Main and 18th STREETS opposite st. Chays
Hotel. EDWiE6 n DABNHT
de l6-dlmkcwT = : - : =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-11
NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL

NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL
~ AGENCY.-Tbe subscriber Offers hls services
the ensuing year TO his friends and the public gene
rally for the purpose of HIRING OUT NEGk0Gs.
&c; Prompt returns made in every case. He viii
endeavor To secure fair prices and good homes for
tention TO them in OF sickness Office no :.
Mail street, (under sc. Charles Hotel.) between
Main and franklin streets, Richmond, Va.
THOS. J. BAGBY.
He refers by permission % the following gentle
men; Aessrs; cambridge Hart. Tinsley. fardy A
II K. Eilyson, Of RICHMOND; Joseph Browpiey.
Iohn Bagby. Alexander Dudley and Robt Potlart
ct King and Queen; VIM. NJ. Gary Of King William
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]. n. SswTEE. r. n. moSxAoSi
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
" Ind COLLECTI0y AGkNCT

The undersigned will attend TO the above nAmed
branches Of business. In prompt and emcient man
We win WRITE UP BOOKS; MAKE OUT sad
COLLECT BILLS and ACCOUNTS. COPYING
DONE. Alsz TRANsLATfNG
J. III. SAWYER 3 CO..
Corner Bank anu 10Th streets,
Opposite RitchIe Dunnsvsni's
ia 1-lm Prsufinn (lf1eR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-11

ORCHARD GRASS sEED.--350 bush
~ els in store. For sele in lots = s1it, BY
TTLEK SON
deI5-Ims i35 CARY a.
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GEORGE II. TOMPKINS,
~ ACCOUNTANT,
GENERAL AGENT AND C0LLDCxo3.
OfBce corner nth and Bank streefs, Richmond, VS.
VIII write M Books, make out and Colicct 40
counts. Keut out Houses, and do any other bussnees
appertaining to a General Agency.
de 2i-Im
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IL PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
sttends 10 the sale of WHEAT, FLOUR CORN and
TOBACCO, and continues TO HIRE OFT NEdRQne /.
mond, Va. - fe t-,ikvcau
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-11

OUNTHY KNIT BOOKS, for servants
st G00pMAS's.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01
Bl TELEGRAPH.
More Passengers from tho Austria Saved

More Passengers from tho Austria Saved.
M" York. Sept 30.-rhcrc is possibility
that more Of the Austrn's passengers are saved
than have been heretofore reported. 4 boat WINS
seen several miles astern of the steamer with ak
or eight persons in it. That boat has not yet
been heard from. There is also possibility that
more Of those who wer, left by the hark Maurice,
cllnglng at nghtfall TO the burning Steamer.
may have been rescued by the Norwegian brig
next morning.
\ passenger rel orts that Wien the occupants Q
the Austras litc-bont were taken ON board the
Maurice, tho first officer Of the Austria cut IT
alri,. though he was informed that sixty or sc,"n-
~ persons were still clinging TO the wreck. The
Maurice then set sail but returned next morning
and found the Austria still burning, aud also saw
the Norwegian Brig. but did not know whether
she saved any. A wooden boat which safely
covered shortly after the fire broke out with four
or five On it, is not yet heard from.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01

1.-TWO Young LADIES AND A GENTIE-
MAN desire situations Teachers in high literary.
scientca. mathematical school They all experienced
teachers bearing They each will
teach all the English branches usually taught in hoos
One the teachers being highly accomplished In the French
Language Music ronfne her
clusv'y them The will however teach embroidery,
pells Work, Drawing &c The gentleman teaches only
dnna of Latin and Greek In the classics These persons
Will teach either the eren schools Any thing
81 fair "h- will the either all Of them
Addrss, G. W. JOHNSON.
y,i3l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01

Masonic Funeral PARADE.--The members of
the city Lodges ofknights Tcmpars and Masons.
turned out last afternoon IA funeral escort, and
to pay a last tribute of respect to their deceased
worshipful brother and companion, James Nesbitt.
Mr. n was n native of Manchester England, and
in his fifty -fourh year Thus equally does every
free Mason participate in the happiness or loss of
u brother.-R ichmond Enquirer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01

Ox Thursday, the 10Th instant. as boat filed
with dressed stone was nearing Dam No. on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, it was capsized by a
gust of wind. There were four men on the boat
at the time, three of whom saved themselves but
the Fourth an Irshman named Bear, employed
on the dam, sank with the stone to the bottom,
and has not been recovered,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01

THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL during the
week brought to tide water, one hundred and
thirty boats, Of which eighty or hundred were
from Cumberland laden with coal. but with light
err treigtts than customary, owing to the contin-
ued low water on the Cumberland level. The
tonnage of coal for the week was about ten thous-
and tons.-Aierdhdrid Gazette
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01

Ma. GEO. KuNKEL, Lessee Of the Rc mond
Theatre, arrived in our city yesterday and is
pleing his arrangements for the opening of Dud-
lev Hall which will be effected in the course of a
frtnight The Theatre-coing portion Of our citi-
sens will then enjoy their regular nightly treats.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01

NAvAL.-Lieut Bushrod ". Brobel of Fairfax
county has been ordered to join the expedition,
now fitting out under Com. Shubrick, for Para
quay. Lieut.. +. will go out as flag Lieutenant in
the l.. S. steamer Harriet Lane.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01
MARRIED.

On the Goth of September, in St Lukes Church,
Bladensburg, Md, by the Rev. DR.. Pinkney, the
Rev WILLIAM CHRISTIAN. of Washington, ID. c.,
and ELIZABETH MARSHAL MARBrRY, Of Prince
Georges Co., Md.
Republican and Salem Register copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MENs' PRAYER MEETING.-Thcrc are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association. ut o'clock.
The ladies are invited to attend
aup l8--dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01

A correspondent Of The wytheville Times NOM
inates +. b. Deane. ir, II, II candidate for the
u ard Of Poi lie Wofhs, succeed Co. I. }. yd
who vii. retire Mt the expira ion Of his term.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01

FaslGur TnApE-R'ceved Mt the Lynrhhurg
dep 4, Sept, 2s'h % l1alc Cars from the West,
consisting Of VIVA, 1870 bushels, Tobacco.
So 4l2 pounds VI lscelancous. 1900 pounds
Sent West same day. Ii loa led Cars
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01
SALES BY AUCTION
RuTuRk DANa


ARs:E sAI.R.-on "Wednesday November tho lo'h
IL will sell I" the highest bidder At the farm On ~hirh
reside in Amherst medariy on the River fonr
miles below yncheurs entire c"p STOCK Of Az d"senr
ton Household and Kitchen Furniture &c Ny Soek con
sists Of several pair of wel breks young MULES n
God Saddle and Harness HORSES, several fine OSAA
With cows and ais" Stock CATTLE HOGS, &c 60
" Crop insists Of TOBACCO CORN and OATS 10 aarse
aantlty. PLANTATION UTENSILS, too numerous to men
ion aud sufficient quantity for = large farm WAGoNs
CARTS, &e &c,
Term. liberal and made known on the day ofs,le.
oct DIM J J REfNOLDS.
'uNRUsTEE's sAI.E.- 0n saturday j4hr 3Oth
hs, vii sell unicr IL, II upon the premises
interest of e J W Walton. being Thirds of the
able Land attached aud large House aud Lumber
Iousr situated in the town Ut Hen, Creek aud II ~ ci
sn tn sed ~ buy the whole III be- sold together
be title the belle be
oct / lautdsl siLAs yAwTER. Trustee
SEvERAI. vAIlARl.E HOUSES AND m.
~ LOTS FOR SALE viIne of i-cr,tal order q" Nia
tnu Count Ter the city Of ,nchbnrr pronounced NJ is
he undersigned pointed to,lns,ioncrs taeein Ill,
friday the 9Th ia, oil ntIollR next 81 oel"ck. the
r,m>.s, e To sell III. following HOUSES and LOTS
AMI Lot IN said mentioned Loot
Haiu opposite Halls v,i, Stable with large and
'unnu. brick Storrhuuse rc,'ntly built ct run'a
ahon quarter of an with hrck Dwelling House with
good kitchen sAoko hons" and we'll at cxcelent
situated "n diamond . In the nc,ghborho"d al the
VI DnRuid, now IN the Mr. Tanner; :"
lot with small Tenement thereon adjoining ui Of Mr. Fred
rCk Moeks, Capt McCoikies Lot contain
halt below Capt Oieys fedcnl iI oppa
capt VIM A lslhots ate residence lots o tho
a",r 9TH street. above MIR David T. Recess Sho.
m.'h twa good nolses tbvr-"n
This property viii be sold credit of ,is twelve and
eighteen months except much cash @ 10
from date with good personal security, and title
tanned uni, hnal payments are made
sAML II MCKINNEY, c,r,s
ED. u, CHRISTIAN. !
Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01

CorToN FROM MEMPHIS VIA BurFALo.-Seycral
invoices of cotton have been received in Boston
from Memphis, Tenn, via Buffalo. by river, ca
nal and railroad. The entire cost Of transporta-
ton is one cent per pound.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01
Markets

M" YORK, Sept. 3o.-Flour is heavy; South
crn Sd.lo to $500. Wheat nomnally one or two
cents lower. Corn dull and unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
T,YNCHBURd COLLEGE.

vhVE ,eurh ofhl. ln.,u,lss commence
Tn. oesos onr q Tho ho.l,As., aud seess.e. In
the South the course study both Classical and
The Mlsar, Department viii be siselen,y msnisinsd
der the Mr. Blanhenship graduate Of the VI
United states Coast survey.
The several professors win have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar School In which young win be thoroughly pre-
pared for college 81 .n.,nc. =, ny
RopERT l. BEocKETT, Prss,is"i, Professor Of Natu.
L,cunaus q MATHEWS. A. NJ, Professor Of Laii" and
n CAn,i A Il, Professor Of tho Greek Language and
B,,N,ssnr. Professor of Ma,hrm,,l .and inasruc.
n"v " W w.lxrn profc.s.r ., Moral aud Mental Bel.
s,su,l G.WrA>n A. Nj Professor Of Constitutional Law.
ID. LA>uuoHsi, NJ H., frof'sor OF Anatomy aud fh3"
Gt,s,rr, Apoirno s,nron, IL n Professor Of Modern
Languages
BOARD g. per week Washing 81 ~ per month fne and
light. sloa term Tuition sp In the Grammar School, and
$40 IN the Collegiate Department ior hall sesaion .
~ Catalogues containing further ,normaion can be OBJ
IN ned b, addressing th" President. aug 3ts
lVNCMHCKG EEuAlE sEM1NAHY-
IL RUARpiNu ANDpAY sciIoOL FOR YoCNu La.
DIES THE second session II this Institution op"ns Wednrs
na sept .t s3e Annual term divided into two session.
mouths each Engh nnos bus incAs aud All
education Collegiate modelled nfter that
of,hc i".ey "t y"s"'" As"mr'"' course |" Music ro
Hoard Of Instruction.
EllopoRo CAMPS,
ptrT--ucbrrw italian aud Music
wM morrhn.
DIT ''f MIS- 's'"n T. r Az l,''''''
M%s f"S ",s"i M'sr al" Crock
Dhrr Preparatory English IL ayh's '"i "enl snp"r'ion
prrr drawing and Painting
Tcs,u., pes sr..iew OF Gt,c Wenshsi
Hoard nsuina fuel lights Ae. With No oxtras 500 n
lutte" /" dc '" d. Win french is'in.. - 10
Tuition In Collegiate Departments =. 10
ins tus"n q" ir"n" ,ntar or Organ. =, 10
t."" hsfmm"n' V.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01

SATURDAYS MARkEr.-The market on Saturday
says the Norfolk Argus, was the largest we have
seen since last Christmas. The whole number of
carts was two hundred and thirty, of which fifty
three were laden with fish. The quantity of pro-
.!ucc was unusually large, affording anabundance
of all the good things of the season for two or
three days. The fish though there was an un-
wonted supply all disappeared before IL o'clock
at good prices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01

Il of trust executed to by John H. Bailey and Ann
lis wife bearing date the 18Th day July eJ aud of
cord in the Hastings Court Of the City Of Iynrburg shall
the 18th day of OCTOBER less the premises, xpose
ground with Its situated in the City Lynch
burg Second Main Street. short Distance below the
Norvel House" and the eide of the said front
Ing twenty feet said Street and extending back
hundred and thytwo feet II beng the piece parcel
OF ground which the said Bailey has large brick
building used Coach Carriage Making shop, Factory
TERMS OF SALE-A credit of six twelve and eighteen
MONTHS equal being added from
sale will be given the purchaser purchasers the
ent Of the purchase and interest to be secured by
negotiable satisfactorily endorsed and deed OF
the property sold title the property believed
be good and valid hut acting merely shall
convey the purchaser pufcharrs such little
by the deed afnro said JOHN VI. OTEY. Trustee.
ssptl7-2tawiftds Rep copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01

XNmEElER r. WILSON'S
" FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Ladies' and dcn,lemcn arc rc.peeifuy yed to call at Mrs
PAaEs and SEQ the nEMINN ATTACHMENT on these Ma
chimes, which tho hem In self ami down with
the utm9st pre' on rapy and nesness They also hava
guagc Tor and for tuckng by which child
take tuck Of perfect uniform size.
Wa prefer them for family nse-Trbune
They tho fAvorcs for Jamdks Times.
The machine for family use Advocate and Journal
Wa not Imagine thing more perfect yangeiist.
WIN give entire satisfaction. observer.
The best Invented -Christian Inquirer
In looking for the best see these - Examiner.
mirably adapted for family use Chronicle.
We praise IL with enthusiasm Christian lnteL
Worthy Of the highest award-Sabbah Recorder
The desdsrafHm Is stitch that Will not rave The Whee-
Ter Wilson Machine makes tho only Stitch that
csey the conditions required II cannot be avelod Ripped
and forms alike both Sides of the fabric sews with
economy Of thread firm, durable and beautiful
than hand sewing Family Magazine
sV- For sale In this place by the setscriher Only
aug 2su WIN L. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01
WASHINGTON HOUSE,

WASHINGTON HOUSE,
CHURCH STREET, Lynohburs Va.
TINIs House is situated in the nncliai. ,'nity o tho
business part of the city. and the location
the que' and healthy tnthe place TO rsnsers there
tn" subscribers return their thanks t friend. and the
public generally i' ihe liberal patronage hy hn,ecS
tended 10 he aud them that they will ,nies,or
merit a so',inian'r ct th'.f iar"rs , a. -
always be found ut the depot" and boat landing the arrival
." the trains and boats convey passengers I" aud from the
k,MAla WATtEEs.-W ~ hnvc jn.t received
Studs tor Genrncn AMI something In the "f SILK
WAlcii GUARDS all OF which we should b. l,a.c, t,
sepbts Rep copy
u Just nrENEp.
srr,5o,s JOHN ABRAHAMs
NEGROE~ wANTED.-Iw will pa, the men
EST CASH rRlcE Tor 20 "r KEY y"nne hnGE0"S
4 Osr. ON THE ~OUTU-ssDE CARS. OK
COLD wAT" CHAIN WITH hras. hook a,ae ' ' *"
hnd.r receive ar,ward Of h''n dollar, on delivering
I" MIR Gannaway ct the va and Tennessee Railroad
EENuINE ATLANTIC CARIE.Wc have
N just received small ii of tie Atlantic Gable soid by
uincn,ss TIns" no mr., anx"n to supply themselves Nth
cc" of the able neatly bu"d in 'ass eau TOW hay"
orp"r unity. Al" Charms bound in gold "ni silver made
rom the Cable Call and. sne these Interesting
septsss III THOMPSON & Co.'S. Drug s'or"
r PRIVATE sALE.-Dr Hopkins I'm viux
~ purrhaso II r,sidcncc four miles Of the ,ag" :,
o,ingsen Nelson county, Va offers at SALE his
Residence village. Terms accommodating II ~ff,
; S;@' I ys :ss RI !; good ; q ss
t" DR iiorhINs, toN"gson Nelson County win AS-A
be- promptly answered. iscptl4 d8cIn'
1S5R Spring. SALES 1919
COLHOUNS e. WILLS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
ENGLIsI, GERMAN, AND AMERICAN
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Il of trust executed la by Aanon Winston and Fran
HIS wife, bearing date the .lih day of June
OF record in the County Court OF Campbell and IN III" ns
tings Court of the City Of Lynchburg shall the IAN
Of OCTOBER r5s on the premises sell by way of public
auction all much be satisfy pur
poses SAID decd) of that LOT OF LAND snaied The
County of Campbell, the City Of Lynchbug, which
ed to the said Aanson Winston by Samuel Brc and
Mahala his wife by deed bearing 9Th July
1880 and If record in the County Court of Campbell
the thereof which before The date Of the decd
a had been by the said Aauson Winston
Edward J Folkcs by deed bearing date the day of
-- and ii record in the County Court Of Campbell
The portion m the said lot Of land hereby advertised Tor sale
supposed to three less the
said Alanson the time
of his death in situated thereon.
TERMS OF SAl.EA credit of six twelve. and eighteen
months, equal insaments interest being added from the
of sale will be given the purchaser purchasers the
OF the purchase and interest be secured by
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed and deed of
the property sold The title t tn" sad properly believe
be good and valid but acting merely trustee will
only convey the purchaser purchasers such title
vested in me by the deed Of trust aforesaid.
septl1.2tawiftds JOHN NJ. UTEY Trustee.
R.nc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01

IUNRt STEE'A SALE.-uD pursuance OF deed
Il 81 trust executed to bv David Reese and Mary |.
his wife bearing date III" 1871, day Of July 1855 aud o
cord IA the Hastings Cont at tt" City of IynchIurg shall
the 'th dav of OCTOBER Ie5s the premises Expose
yale by way Of public auction, certain LOT parcel Of
ground ying and being situated Sixth Alley the
side trro)i the CITY Of ynchbrrR brgnnng - feet
from the junction of said Alley aud Sixth Street running thence
northeast thence north tthcn,e south
west sixty feet and thence south w's ~ feet to the beginning
dcng Of Iynchburg lot No, lt the
ground purchased by the said David o's from Jonathan
Jonston) together with all the inpro thereon and
appurtenances thereto belonging
TERMS OF SAIE-A credit nf six. twelve, and eiRhicea
u"ntts equal insamenis) Interest be added
of sale will be given the purchaser
mtnt of the purchase aud interest be secured by
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed and dee. II
the property sold The title to the sad property believed
to he good and valid hut acting hereby n trustee will
only the purchasers such title Ii
vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
scpt1 2tawftds JOHN NJ. OTEY, Trustee.
Rem r1uy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-01

JAn YARDS PLAIN ALI WOOL NOUS.
eDOV LlSS superior quality, at 43c worth 62t.
septllts JOHN ABRAHAMS.
fuNIIIa MORNING ] Avn RECEIVING AT
my stand at the opposite the banking House
Of Holcombe L. Mosby, ANOTHER SUPPLY OF NEW
GOODS embracing all the articles needed for the season.
at cheap prices J. J. PURVlS, Agent.
sept26.difts