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Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-04
81 N mons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, / 5,

STATE OF CLlFoRNIA, lss
, COUNTY OFYUBA, go
Dit 1T CJtt- I. IT. JtN,iH District
The People OF the stat of California, t. MYRON
LEFEN NER-Greetit7: You are hereby required 10
'ppelr in An a:uoa ,nnencel against you as de-
en- ltnt, by John Eich rs plaintiff, In the District
Court OF the Tnth Judicial District, in and tor the
county # Yuh' state II California, and answer the
:Imp tint therein, (Which is on file tn the Clerk of
sid cluntt) wit u ten days after service upon you
# this summons, exclusive of the day of service i
served in sid county of Yuha, or twenty days il
.erve out of said county, It in the Tenth Judi ;ia
District If the IT. of ninrnia, or forty days il
,crvel out Of said u strict but within the state; oI
IA TX uent by de 10 NJ wilt be ttkeu against you,
corug to tie prayer of the said complaint. The said
ctun IS lruug tp the of Four Hundred
AT Sevelty-sX Dollars Ninety nine Cents, alleged by
id plaintiff in mis- compl tint 10 be due from you to
him, with interest on the of three hundred dollars
Septe nbcr 2ith, A. d. lS5I, at the rate Of three
cent per mputh, until paid (nd upon affidavit Of
lhutin IL is ordered by the urt tlat service Of the
,bove sum mons br made by publication, for the
p ri I'd ot three months in the Marysville Daily Ma
tpua Democrat, newspaper published in the city o
IrySvlle) nl il you tail tp answer tii comp aint,
tie ad plaintiff will tIke ju lsment for the said sum
tud interest besides costs.
f.. 5 niven unler my hand and seal of said Con- I,
tns, twenty y-irstday Of september, one thousand
eight hundred and hfty-eght.
WM SIAEKEI, 'lsrN of District Court
IN and for tn ',uuty of Yuba Cal.
ROWE & DRLovG, p pntG's Att1cneyS.7
sen2}- law- -3n- 80
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sum mons.
STATE OF CALIFOR MA,
EAT~NrV nm NIrpA 90

STATE OF cALIEoR [IA, lss
y COUNTY OF YUBA, ('o'
District court Tenth JtdicidI District.
The penp of the Stale OF California to FRANCIS
c. 30 VEN, GreetdRg:-You are hereby required to
pp.hr in an acttJu commenced against you deen-
l.nt, by Cl hlrne Bowen piiutiG, in the District
Court of the Tenth Jdlciel District in and for the
County Of Yubi, Stue of California aui answer the
complaint therein (Which is on file with the Clerk Of
said countyO within ten days after service npon you
Of this summons exclusive Of the day OF seryce) II
served in said county of Nuba or twenty days If serv
e oIt of said county, bat in the Tenth Jud cia Dis
lCt Of the STATE OF CALIFORNIA, or firty days serve
nut Of sill District but within the state or juig nen
by default will be taken against YOU according to the
rIyer OF the said compl 4. rne said action brought
10 obtain decree OF our said Court dissnving tn"
nlrrHgs cpnfri ict existing between you, the said 'e
fen lent, Francis C. Bowen, m the plaintiff, Catha-
rne Bowen, ami decree Of divorce, according to the
situate in such cgse nude and provided Together
wit such 1tIer an urther relief in the premises,
our said iurt mty seem right an proper; and If
you tail 10 the sail upant, the said plain
tn will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
therein.
IT, $. iiven uner my han an the seal Of said Court
tn.s 2lst day of september A. D. 1858
WN. SIIARKEY,
Clerk of the District Court in and for the County Of
(uht, California.
De order of Hen. $. VI. BLISS,
sep24- ltw3n County Judge of Yuha unity.
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MAKER u IMPORTER,
EX ASA EEDRIDGE
AND OTHER LATE ARRIVALS
NJ ow LA NJ d I NJ O.

EN BALES SUFFOLK BkO"'
0ON0 DRILLS
so bales Appleton Brown SheeuHssi
cs Hamilton Tickings;
3 bis Milton Tckings:
10 bis ow-priced rickings
20 cs assorted Bleached Sheetngsi
10 cs small figured Prints;
10 cs small figured Mer. imac Prin'si
8 cs Boat Blue Drills;
2 cs small plaid Lindseys;
2 cs assorted Kentucky Jeans
3 cs l0-4 and l2-4 White Bed Biahkes,
2nu pairs heavy Blue Macknaw BIa Aes'
1u1 pairs heavy Scarlet MacklnaW blaIN,r' b1te,s
III pairs heavy White Mackinaw blanSr' nle,
9J5 White Goodyear's India Rubber OV'"'
2l2 doz couhtry knit Wool Socks
Ill doz machine knit Wool Socks
5 bales Jewett City Denms
bales light brown Sheetlnesi
bales Howard Karen Duck, y Y, 'noness ll'abes.
l. bales Potomac Karen Duck' 70 'n'"S-
8 bales feet U, 5 Pilot Duck
8 bales A Potomac Karen DUCK. r..
For saleLy JANsON' bunp bua ctsv g.,
nov20.1m san ma In..---------
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.Marysville Laun dry,
;COR. G.. aud FOURTH SIS.

ME SUBSCRIBER. having purchased the en-.
1 tire interest of H. Sweilner in the above estlh
ish nent are prepared to do all kind of WASHING
1t short notice anl on favorable terms.
L,dies' AMI Geutlenen's Clothes done up with par
'icular care. e:
Shirt Bosoms AMI Collars polished as in the East.
shirts "fnased by SEA voyage made to look as well
new.
Nome but experienced hands being employed, our
work is guaranteed to give satisfaction,
Being grateful TO our patrons for past favOrs
shall endeavor to merit fair share of the public pat
ronuge.
je2smy sAm'L B, COOLEY
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Doolaratio4m-

Z MARY f. ANOKEYS Of Yula county, State Of
L California, wife Of Joseph d. Andrews, h.reby
make known AMI declare that intend to carry on
aII transact business for the future, in my own
an on my n accJu u, rs Ie Trailer IN the county
OF luba and elsewhere; that my stid business VIII be
the IL t1dt tCtIre IN sac of iunp-r. | also hereby
urtaer declare aud say IN I'll WILL the date here
Of be in iivIiuuy responsible in my own name, for
any debts contacted ny accOIut of said Uusi-
ness an that neither tue surplus of capital over five
thousand duars, nor any part of the capital invested
IA H. business, IS come from fuI,is property
belonging To my husband.
MARY F. ANDREWS.
Camptouvile, Nov -, a. b. ls55.
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Medirinal.

DR. RosENBAuMs
Stomach Bitters.
FOR THE CURE OF
1SPbPSlA, lNDIG ESTION. CoNsT,r
oF APPETlTE, OR ANY BILI0iIS rroA,iil0N, Lose
ARISING FROM A MORBIn cSTUJslPLAINT'
TIE STOMACH OR B0WTii oN SN OF
All of these diseases you will soonLa ,''
py te use OF these Bitters, as per relieved 0,
no1tles, rms great anti-dyspeptici is he re on u,
profound ana elaborate study of ono or % result Of n,
prateu physicians or the present cenhr, e most CELL
conpllshment OF which he has freely ar y, ~ thea,
ume ana money l do not hesitate to tpenaed bOn
where u hosenbaum's Stomach Bittars ahrm that
case oi Fever and Ague cannot occnr are are used
ahayled by tue most scientific chemists ot mas been
Facully' ana Is now prescribed by nine t se Medical
physicians oi the land Try them-est tbe Of u,
constitution, and 90 your way reoicinr eni-onyou,
are you dyspepticY-take these Stomso,, ~.
are YOU Bilious?-try one of these BotniD Dltterl
relieved at once. Dottes, and 4,
Are you annoyed by indigestion or cor,.
remove the cause by the free use of these ny. paoh
lave you fever and ague?-cure ana pileE
constitution destroying disease by the Pfrle'ehtAh
these Bitters. Aee use Of
Prepared by DIR. RosENBAUM. Ma,r,..
Proprietor, South Front street, PhadelhaSc urertd
N B, JACOBS Co
agents for the Pacific r..
, IHOS. GILLIGANI
Jei-OH sole Agent for Marvs1u
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ETATE 0P CALIFORNIA,L-

= COUNTY OF IUBA, -
On this l3tl day OF y 'vembsr, A. D. 1855 before
ne, Notary pdhuc in AMI Tor lubu county, person
ally appeared Mars Il, Andrews, wife of Joseph D.
An ire"s To me person Ally known - he tn person de-
sttio1l IN AMI whl executed the FIRE soins Dtcari-
ttm as soc Tea Ter, an M ule and executed said De-
'rduon ln my presence lnl belorc and also being
1y me ud, swOfh uu oath declared and said that no
part OF tie money or tpIt iuves Ell in said blsnes,
'd come from any fun Is or property beiolgug To
atr hisodn I. MARY +. ANDRENS.
Sw ra o AMI subscribed hef IRE ne, tlis I3t day Of
November, A. ID. lo0S. WI. FJHLE SMITH,
49,. Notary Pablo, Yuoa Co., Cd.
u. $. noy24-3JI
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Coastitu ,ional Weakness.

nEBILIrf from Disease, Climate, Dissipation or
~ d Dtu -hcry.-Strrugth, vtva'uy aud vgor to
the limbs, body and mind is given by it, it ,vuds an
electric tdrIll uf e ttia.I tc WOrl lut Dldy, weak
lub, and broken down constitutions; gives Hu apPe-
tie, rem ives Dyspepsia, Gains irrtaDuty, causes
q .ie sleep
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

LyycuprRG FExALz CoLLEGE. request
ed 10 state that the regular exercises Of this lnst-
tuition will be resumed on Monday next.
The President, Rev. DR.. Cox. has. during his
vacation visited the North and supplied himself
with the most improved chemical and philosoph-
cal apparatus. lie has also secured an additional
number Of Teachers and Governess for the In
stitution In addition to thia. he will give his
tire personal attention To the School from day TO
misunderstanding each branch Of instruction,
and securing the most perfect order therein.
He has fitted up very large hall for the young
ladies' to exercise themselves in during nclement
weather; and indeed has provided everything re-
auisie for the comfort and advantage Of his pupils
Those who know the President Of this College
are we'll assured that he will be behind the age
in anything. We commend this School with the
most entire confidence to all our friends. BY re-
ference to our advertising columns, it will be seen
that there arc also. other schools located in this
city, which, 30 far as We are informed we can re-
commend as every way worthy Of patronage.
FREIGHT TRApE.-The receipts of freight at the
Depot Of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad, in this city.
on Friday, were as follows: 43 loaded cars OF
produce, consisting Of 1876 bushels Wheat: 256
barrels Flour; 1882 lbs. Tobacco; 1900 lbs.
Miscellaneous 20 loaded cars were sent West
the same day
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MARRIED,

On the 2sth ult., by Elder l.. p. Felers, Mr..
CHRISTIAN RonrRrs, and Miss LOUISA DAVIS, all Of
Botetouit county.
On Thursday the Sd inst, by Rev. j. Carper.
Mr. RonERr II. CLARK Of Rockbrdge county, and
Miss ISABELLA VEsr Of Botetourt county.
On Thursday the 9Th instant by Elder A. G..
Dempsey, MIR. BENZ. F. PrrRRs, and Miss SARAH
Il. BRowSLEE, all Of Botetourt county.
On the I'd inst, by the Rev. Jas. r. Waggoner,
C. c. BALDWIN. Esq. and Miss SUSAN A. SALE-
all Of Rockbrdge county.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Rev. JANIS II. FITZGERALD will preach. by Di-
vine permission, in the First Presbyterian Church,
next Sabbath morning, at IL o'clock. Also al night
at before 9 o'clock.
BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEErINc.-Therc are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, from II un-
til o'clock. The public are invited to attend.
oup iS-lts
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DIED.

On the 3lst ult., Miss WILuELMISA 7. BuNcH,
daughter Of Mr.. John Bunch, Of Rockbridgc, aged
10 years.
In Bedford, at the residence of DR.. Thos. W. and
Z. G. Leftwich, ON tho ID inst, their little girl
SARAH Jrpsos. aged 9 months and 20 days.
In Fnca.tle on Saturday morning. August the
2lst 1858, ISABELLA JOSEPHINE GRANT. aged cey-
en- wears.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
HHIIRGH GTREET I.unnhEiirn

Ni1S House Ia situated In the Immediate vicinity Of Il e
most business part Of the city and tho location ID OF
the quiet and healthy In tho place 70 Their
fore its position is particularly desirable.
The subscribers return their thanks to their friends and th
public generally for the liberal patronage they have 81
tended them and them that they will cndeavor
merit eontnuAn,e III their favors.
An OMNIBUS BAGGAGE WAGON and PORTERS vi u
aw be found Mt the dpo aud boat landing the arrv
the trains and boats To and from h
Hotel CHARGE. SAEAD 4 CLARK,
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Markets.
New ioRK, Sept. l0.-Cotton firm. Flour
heavy. State 81 95 to S.. Southern 81 80 TO
~ 40 Wheat-Red 81 Is to 81 -. White 81
Is tosl Is. Committed CO to 74} cents. Spir-
its firm at 4S to 4Si cents.
BALTIMORE, Sept. lO-Flour dull: Howard
street s. So City IS 60.
Wheat dull and unchanged.
Corn lower: White rs at so; Yellow o.
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CLOTHING TRADE !
FALL. lS5S.

htRlNn the past summer have greatly enlarged and
~ improved our House, aud have large, we'll light
Oh and arranged Saos Rooms arc to b" found
In our city We have made these to meet the
wants ct constantly Increasing trade and beg TO advise
WHOLESALE and RETAIL. dealers that we have now In
store and daily receiving the largest and mos desirable stock
OF tulilNN Wa have exhibited OF To BE- seen In the
South w" have now been engag In the trade la ths city
for tsfy and having thus obtained fun know ledge
the wants of thu market and being more largely engaged Ia
tho iurr and sal" Of Clothing than Other h"uo In
the State believe offer the tndscfmhfs 10
chdsus By arrive We shall make aions TO s,
al all that Is new AMI fashionable and purchasers WILL At al
times. find complete Of quality CLOTH
ING and GEATLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, In sltr,
and Tor sale upon LIBERAL TERMs
Wholesale and Retail departments distinct and on srpari
floors An examination Of nio,k piicos and mode do
ing business il respectfully solicited
KEEN, BALDWIN co,
aug 2Oia lUa Main srcrt Kichmtnnd. Va
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NOTICE.

The Ladies of the Episcopal Church at Am
herst C. H. and vicinity. will give supper On the
night of the Goth of September, that being Court
night, for the benefit Of the Parsonage. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend.
Admittance 81.
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l.NNCIlRUitl. AGENCY
OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.


OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM
T meeting the Local H.. I'd for the New
"A York Lille Insurance Comp ny Mt the Capitol In the city
The undrr.lsned President and Directors Of the Company
have Examined the and exh Of tho New York Life
1855 and being satisfied with it's condition cordial
y recommend t" the and support Of the
been In existence Tor - aud Its Capital has attain
ed The sum Of % Invested in state stocks and
profitable and safe mode of investing money The profits
than thirty per per the premium paid he
sides these investments In si"kn ~ the law Of New York
requires additional security that slootoo shall be deposit,
ed with the State Comptroller to meet lawful demands
We invite attention the nature objects and advantages Of
Life Insurance a. Sfn ~ 'S,. ln,i% %t%opr
Amount of assets, January l. .,...
Amount of receipts for preni.
uus interest &c, to Jany
p,suuRsEmrsis
Paid losses by death, interest
On dividends, and all other ~ -
expenses. 2ll,a.o To - -
Accumulated Fund. Jan /, SO, el.402,y6G IS
II Will be by the above statement that this Company
In hourishing condition
Those dosrins information in regard to The subject of Life
In'nronce Would d" well 10 call on the agents Of the above
desired or Tor reference apply to either mber OF the Loca
GEO wyTnE MuNfoRD. Esq President
(seereg,ry :" i , G"%monwe"th of virsiniA)
ROGER A. PRYOR
editor of The south .
THOMAS II EIIIs. ESQ.
Urrsidcnt James River and Kanawha Coz
THOMAS = AUGUST, Esq.
(Attorncy at Law
WIN, q. PAINE, Esq.
(Kcnt Paine & Co Merchants,
JOHN BAGBY, Esq,
(Farmcr, King Queen Co Va,)
REV. ChAS II. READ,
pastor United Presbyterian Church)
REV. JAS Is. TAYLOR,
(Cor'g Se"'y Southern Baptist Con vention.
II X ELY son, (Prinrr)
CHAS. W. PURCELL, (Bankcr)
JAMES THOMAS. JR,
(Tobacco Manufacturcr)
RoBFRT s. PAYNE, M d.
Il. l.. WALktR, NJ. D., Medical Board.
r. II. GIL MER, NJ ID,
A. II GARLAND, Local gent,
in lis absence DIR 4, l., WALKER
CHAs. X WOKTHAM,
(;enH g't and Attorney s0s Va.
Richmond Va
Ew. TKOTTEK, General Ag'i.
mar 90 GIN
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NJ. APPoiNTED.-John A. Shelton has been
appointed Post Master at Grafton, Pittsylvania
vice Vim. S. Lyon resigned
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CATTLE DIsEAsE.-The cattle disease and hog
cholera have their appearance in Pittsylvania
county, Va.
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nza. NORyELL HOUSE. ~ys,a

FUNHlS " ELL KNOWN HOUSE Ia open for tho y
Il lion Of the public, having been THEORETICALLY NkNoN
1lD aud prepared for the accommodation OF Its guests In
style equal To other public house In the country. u "
be- a FIRST CLASS house and nothing else OMNIBuSf
aud CARRIAGES Nil always DO In readiness al the depo
Of the different railroads convey To and from
House.
share Of the public patronage srsapecfully sored
aug . -d&ctL VIM. II KENNEDY. Ascent.
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Correspondence Of the Virginian.
The Fincastle Tragedy-Trial OF Bowyer.


FlScAsrLE, Sept. g, 1858.
Editor Trginian The adjourned Court, called
to examine the charge OF shooting Mr. James
.LcDowell, ST. by Mr.. II. ". Bowyer met to-day.
The Court ia composed of the following Justi-
ces:-A L. Boyd Il. A. Flalrerty, Lewis Linken-
hoger, T. j. Obenchain, j. L. Patton mud W. b.
Carper.
Counsel for CommonreaM.-Col w. ii. An
thony r. T. Daniel and Il. T.. Wysor.
Counsel for Defcnsc.-T. j. Niche, Hon. II.
A. Edmundson, W. W. Boyd, and Cod, }. T. An
derson.
wrote you yesterday, that the case was ad-
.journed till to-day on account of the absence OF
important witnesses on the part of the Common
wealth. The effort to procure their attendance
was u failure. RunSr says that witnesses are
fleeing in every direction some taking to the noun
tains others to another State 1t may be pre-
sumed that the claims of justice will lose but lit
tie from their absence as the impression seems to
prevail that the object of the prosecution in try
ing to procure their attendance, is to blast the
character of Miss b., the daughter Of the accused
by which they hope to strip the accused Of his
means of defense.
Only eight witnesses were examined to-day
Their testimony was confined principally to the
shooting four Of them being eye-witnesses to the
fact; others testified to what they heard Mr.. Bow
yer say Immediately after the shooting, giving his
reasons for the fatal act. hear it said that Mr..
Mcdowell made dying declaration that he was
entirely innocent of any participation in the act
for which he was shot. HOMO.
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HEALTHY PLAcE.-During August there were
38 deaths in Norfolk; 81 whites; II blacks.
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RELIGIOUS REvWAL.-Ata protractsd meeting
lately held at Colerstown, in this county, by the
Rev. Mr.. Richeson, 6fty-three persons were con-
verified, Baptised, and Joined the Baptist Church.
Lexington Star.
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Knll Sacks MARSHALL SALT ii
Il OONI importation. now In james River and viii
DO up 10 . few days For sale low by A. g. LEE.
ma ~ Richmond, Va
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HENRY D. & JOHN H. FLOOD

A II II OR y T. Y s A II l. A w,
HAVE associated my relation. JOHN II. FLOOD, with
In the practice Of Law We will attend all tho Courts
Of Appomaox Amherst, Bedford Campbell and the city oi
Lynchburg
HENRY ID. FLOODS Post Oficc-Lynchburg; Once
Market street and end door below the Post Office
JOHN II. FLOODS Post Office ppomattox Court House
Jan
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1888. FALL TRADE. 1858
KERR e. M ARBURY,
IMPORTERS OF CHINA AND EARTHENWARE.
LYNCIIBURG

FEMALE COLLEGE.
TuyHE EXERCISES Of this Institution will be resumed
Il the second Monday September with greatly increased
facilities for the accommodation Of both boarding and day
pills and for thorough instruction in branch Of study
tanning complete female education
FACULTY..
REV. SAMUEL K cox. President; Professor Of Mental
and Moral Science. and Of History
LYcuRaus q. MATHEWS A. NJ, Professor Of Latin Ian.
guage and Literature
E BLASKESsHP. Graduate Of Va NJ Inst, Professor Of
Mathematics
g. ADoLPHE SARroRI, LII D.. Professor of Modern Ian.
guages
Sig. q. F. Bo2ZAoTRA, Professor Of MuSc
Miss MARY c. LEEPER, Miss A. T. EDDY Mrs. ]. Town
LEY Instructors In Primary Studies.
Miss s. e. COLE, Teacher Of Ornamental Branches
EXPENSES including fuel furniture lights and
attendance for OF five months, e75 Tuition In Engsh
branches eco Tuition in Latin Greek Of the
SOS; Instrument o.; use Of Furniture g.
One half the board and tuition invariably required
vance, either cash approved Each boarder will
be required furnish her Sheets pillow
table apkins and one silver spoon
~ Catalogues containing further particulars may be OBJ
tanned the Vrgban Oceat the Book Stores of
Payne Christian and IL T. Victor; by application tho
President bAML h COX, President.
unUo dkctl5
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SALE OF BEDFORD LAND.-We learn that the
tract of land belonging to Mr.. Junius A. Clay
Tennessee Railroad seven miles west of Lynchburg
and containing twohundred and twenty acres. was
sold at public auction, Saturday last, and pur-
chased at $2425 per acre, by ALEXANDER KAsEY,
ir
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SABEI.L HOUSE.
MAIN STREET. LYNCHBUR0, VA.

{. FTSIIER, Proprietor.
HNllS HOUSE having been thoroughly repaired, aud >
Il furnished and II additional Rooms Including a u |
MING ROOM 70 by ~ feet attached Is open for tho
tepiion Of travellers and III" public generally.
His table Will be furnished th he beat the market all
and his itar with III. best Of WINES AND LIQUORS.
An Omnibus baggage Wagon and foricrs will always
found al the D"pos tho al tho trains aud also At Ii
Packet Boat TO transport passengers free Of charge
In L.
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SuIclDE.-Charlcs s. Kirkwood, whose residence
end to his lie evening last week by applying
pistol to the back part Of his head and literally
blowing it away. This rash act is supposed to
have been caused by pecuuiary embarrassments, a
decree having been rendered at our late Circuit
Court for the sale of his land He was between
40 and so years of age leaving wife and ten chill
dren-,Salen, Register.
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FATAL AccIDENT.-An accident occurred on
Saturday evening last, in the county ofCharlotte
near the Pr. Edward line which resulted in the
death Of manly and promising youth about Is
years old-son Of Mr.. John Spencer, of the former
county. 1t seems that young Spencer, and anoth-
er youth of about the same age son Of Mr.. John
B. Bell, of Charlotte riding quite fast on different
roads, rerging to the same point, being hid from
each other by intervening fences and bushes
When they arrived at the point where the roads
met, their horses came in collision and both riders
and horses were thrown to the ground. Spencer
was so badly ia ured that he died the next day.
The other youth escaped witt, comparatvely, ght
in uries.-LdrmpiUeJ Journal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-11

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