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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-26

PrstdeWes once,
VIRGINIA & TFSNkssEk RAILROAD 20,
IYAtnnrRo, August d,h 1859
AYOTlCE.-rhe Eleventh Annual Mecting of the Stock
~ holders of the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Compa
will l.. held In the Hall Of their Depot In the CITY Of
yncbbug "Wednesday the 18th day Of September next
FORM or PROXY
Amor al by t,tsr P.ssnK That the sulHcrihcrs
hr Stockholders In the Virginia aud Tennosare Railroad
Company. do hereby consti ute anI aploint
En lawful attorney aud represent each OF
al general meetings of tn Stockholders "f said Company
whcn personally present with NIL power and
thnry srch meetings To give snch voa votes
such Other each vf could give d.
II personally present
Witness hands and seals thia day Of lhh
SEAL
WlrAfsS, hAi.l
1oh Ry Law Proxies 10 represent stock In their general
annual meetings shall only be- ,ad for the of two
from tn" date thereof
I,r Order of the Board Of Directors.
It's WIN III. HUGHES, Secretary,
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TGP Il ENs 9H HlNlaIEb.-e00O Cypress Shnges'
~ 90 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale by
ANDERSON, LANFORD d co. Canal,
mar &c Langhorpe's Nj
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A. Is. RUCKER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

UIVtsHt 1Nf yHtd DHhH,
L}NCHBURG, "a,
II EIIS sly hand large aud varied
IN of GROCER IS AND STArLE DRY GOODS witch
he the reduced prices Cash In exchange
Produce 1t is his PURPOSE hereafter conduct his h~
entirely CAsn PRINCIPLES and In order effect this
desirable object hs III sell at snrh prices will protect tho
interest of all y no may favor him NTH call
Grateful for the share of patronage received At the hands
r is he'd friends aud public for the last six
be bss continuance OF their kindness In L
tn business, Ian Its
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EUANO HOUSE IN INLYNCIlKIRG.-Asit ii may
u be generally known that Guano and other fertilizers
be bought Lynehburg good terms AS In other
Market with regular added in Justice g. myself as
well the benefit the farming community nav pub
sh that fact intend To keep on hand e"'d supply Of nil
approved Fe and, deal more Largely Than
any In the city In them think can safely
sell cheaper than oiher house II certainly
of the to parunse because thereby
they bled purchase Fertilizers at II, low
any other market, II all risks and trouble l1ease
coll.ct this else offer for sale, In
and to arrve:- -
2UO Tons Nc a Peruvian Gnano.
100 Kcescs Manipulated Gunno.
100 Sonbrero Lump and Ground.
50 Brown Mexican Guana.,
30 " Eide Island Guano,
100 " Plaster. Lump and Ground,
rs kcttlewells Potash and Plaster,
200 Sacks Liverpool Salt. prime quality
Farmers living the Canal below ynchhnrg b" sup
piled will max.
aug l1-ts WIN. A MILLER, on Basin.
SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW Goods
Summer Goods (jeats n. GuGGENHEIMER.
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AyOTICK.-As ~ wscesing 81 the u arA Of Di.
Virginia and Tennessee railroad Company
held office II the Company In the city fynchburg On
Saturday January iso7 the following resolutions
adopted -.
notion sorcd That from and amer thu first day ofFeo
Virginia aud Teunrsars Railroad Company VIII
pay stock Killed by running this road unless
be clearly such stock ALLIED In consequence
cupabo Of the agents .mployeet Of this
Company.
damage produce preaenied within thirty
om articles hould have been duivsrod
Copy from the minute. ,o,
COLLECTION 1st JULY, lS5N.-My friends
who indebted To either on old
count the lat January l-5s will forward
before the hrsi Of August will be saving ot
good deal Of trouble and sIp,ast
Rep copy. liy 23taI l. l.. ARMlSTEAh
NOW DEN's DENTAI. Fluid. Smells Tooth
- Powders Fer sale by II. THOMPSON CO,
Iy Sits DruggistA
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LYNCH,,SSs CH,SSs.MN WAREHOUSE,

rUNHE SUBSCRIBER has leased, Tor Of years. tho
above named valuable property In this city and rcspsct
fully soets tho patronage Of his ands and the pubc gem
orally The appointment Of inspectors has been given
Mesars H. kucker of Amherst and TO j. Boa1 Of
attox Who are IN qualified for the du,iss II the Of
hcc we'll known and dsorvsd worthy of the pube
h,once. EDGAR WHIrLHEAn.
i'm lats
WAGONS: WAGONS!s-B hsvc 90 hand tive
W very supc'r two Horse Wagons with II Inch iron
axrs with AMI wod work well seasoned and finished
Manufactured ior ourselves For sale low g
jy 2lts \. NJ SIMPSON
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STITZER,
Opposite the E1cidnge Bank
Main street, Lynchburg, Wa.
FALL AND WINTER FAsHIONs FOR $50
HATS HATS CAPS! CAPEl!
n sTlTZER has hand for the inspection of<>
hisc usomers and the public generally, his
FALL SUPPLY OF HATS AND CAPS,
found surpas Hats in this market n style quail
ity finish Also, lot Of beautiful NEW STYLE SOFT
HATS young Gents All those desiring fine
eclipse anything this market will please call the sign of
the BLUE HAT.
large assortment Of Wool Hats for Servants for whole
sale retail, constantly on hand.
GY All kinds Of Hats made to order with neatness and
despatch. Customers Hats dressed over as usual.
mas STIFZRR
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CASH caSStHEMNv SHM sronE.

VVHE UNDERSIGNED. havias formed eepssnsrsAip
IL under the style and firm Of -. Ash -. q e IN,
ADAMS 4 ANDERSON, % %
the purpose OF con tucdng A GENERAL 0R0gERY aa4
COMMISSION BUSINESS. have taken the old stand Of
SAUNDERS IRBy, Main street. nezt door below LEE
They arc now receiving LARGE AND 0ENEAAf.
STOCK OF ALL GOODS In THEIR LINE, bought - eneA
prices fail give satsfhcon 70 a Who nay
favor them with call G4 Haia ~ !. SO. as'sn
As they do business and strictly adAagN
to- tho Cash eysscns, great lnduesnsas NJ ~ eNe4
cash buyers for Country Pro4uee. s
They rive prompt personal attention 10 al eonDgan&
Of reancss aAe eoe ~ aASeo - eoe>94
JOHN Q. ADAMS,
hb s5-n rlsoa.O. A1n1Ra0N T.
MOTHER LOT sr sAsss saneus RxasneSoa
a. a.. ssl, ,s, just received and fs' svn
wsreerserss Is e1sss, Rsss1ssa1Us
- BILE Salt THyess4 nd Other ~ Nlaia - a9e4
u.t rsceiysdsy lie 70 o,:l = eTx1L1K q 10Me&.
MACHINE OILS, ef tvaFtSss Ht61is IT a3i6
lX1 by, IL 10 I'll "a Ia 9EAlkGn 4 AaQIIAt ~
nUSTEK CALlCOEo, Wkleeq s1Il&e35s5s.
- Rattan, Brass and Steel Heops - ny e1s 1saeto
srasss. .ow being rses!~edh hy aao JoAb J. AU141 Il
vUVO TODACCONlsTs.-Kss osA., all klnAsy
III Red and Blue branding PznE Brandg Daas1l 8 veI
s.pssisr qa.liay Olive on N ae,tsts e So Z r 49,
Rsp. sely: , !. z II ssaai1ss1 sl6I Ned
ExT16sSs,ess4 ExET516ssp ss4++ ase { ccyas7 cya 7. 1T G "
Ss::s SSss:es 30 ''i:ss':ss i:ss 81 :P'' scsS
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II UM u r. R a ND DmHUNGIES.-We have tufenr
yard large lot Of Lumber OF all descriptions Also,
large lot Chestnut Shingles TO which respectfully Invite the
attention Of those In CAMP, SMITH & co.
anl ll.ts
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Corner Main and Wall otreetA

a.
FuNIlE uDdcrsgnud have LEASED tho above Hotel
l. of ysar and fully prepared rsccive their
friends and the public Il intend to the Charles
In all respects comfortable and agreeable to s paona
hoard e1 rs per day. THOS. h. y. MORAN
52 dlmkr2taw2n JOHN u MOSBY ia
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- DECEIVING,A AND ON HAND, ~ bbi.. Ssu
u ARTS Sugar IS bbl5. S;uarts GrouL Clarified and
Crushed Sugar,
20 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls. n q. Molasses
10 hhds I. X. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so 4" Iarulfa do,
10 - Prime old Java do,
so boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles,
Large lot of Clover Orchard Grass and Timothy Seed Call
selling cheap
feb YOUNGER & SMITH
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
CHURCH STREET LvnohburR VI

uNHS onrc In snnted In tho Immediate vicinity
most business Of the and the location Is Of
The most quiet and healthy In the place To strsnge there
FORE its position 10 pariieu arly desirable eh, 81
The bscbcrs their their friends and the
public generally the very liberal patronage they
tended to them they will endssyor 10
merit a continuance nj their fNvors y
An OMNIBUS, BAGGAGE WAGON and PORTkRS will
always be found a the dcos and boat landng the arrival
the trains and boats To convey 70 and from the
Hotel. fHkE OF CHANGE. SNEAD Il CLARK,
sept 19ts PROPRIETOR.
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n r. There many Ignorant and woHhIess Vuhcks
ycrtsing themselves Physlcians and copying DR. JOHN
sroNs dversemepts Mends Boot Bsss, Lamp 1rts
wen. &C. Palry aud Contemplate whose lives instead
of at the Medicine have been spent In The
most Apiai Cdpacity styling themselves Regularly Edn
Physicians imposing npon the inexperienced and unsus
prctng trhng the health of all unfortunate
falling in power Dr. Johnston deems 1t
saw oecay those unacquained with his reputation
that his credentials diplomas always hang In his office
HIS REMEDIE and tire atmcnt entirely unknown to
all others Prepared from life spent in the great hospitals
aud h. first In this country and more extensivs
pr actc than any other physician In the world.
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE you.
anil
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ECLECTIC MONTHLY MAGAZINE
1853.

The Editor of the Eclectic Magazine, de-
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patients can he restored to robust, vgoroas
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The afflicted are cautioned against the use of
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/ have carefully analyZcd many of the so-callcd
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Nov %, 1887. Ally
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DY s u l. i s | A =,

The great scOurge of this continent yields
quickly TO n course of these dutjScptic Pills,
and the digestive organs are restored to their
proper tone; searching and uncrriug remedy
dispcrscs it from the patients system
GENERAL DEBILITY AND WEAKNESS.
From whatever cause, Lowucss of Spirits,
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other diSOrgauizItiou OF the system, vanish un-
der the cradiCatng influence of this all power
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BILIOUS DISORDERS.
The proper quantum and right condition
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medicine cxpclS the hidden seeds of the com
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pure aud fluent, cleansing and rcsusitating the
E!sal functions of the body.
SICKLY FEMALIS.
Should lose no time in trying a few doses o
this regulating and renOvating remedy, what.
ever may hc their complaint, it can bc taken
with safety in all periodical and other dsorgau.
IL tons its effect is all but miraculous.
UNREFCTED PROOF.
The testimony of Nations Is unanimously
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Xottoroy's PHis are he best ,cncdy
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Bowel Comprt, D,opsy InAUcnA,
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the same, knowing them so be spurious
e Sold at ihc Manufactures o! Professor
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.8- There is considerable saving by thc lar
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y. B.-Dircctions for the guidance of pat.
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| June lG 1888. lS-lv.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
South Carolina Son Of Temperance

1t is proposed to publish n new Weekly
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:. C., as early this fall as arrangements can
be made 10 Issue it.
The main leading object Of the paper will
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FropOsc-thc reformation of drunkards,
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TO Indicate unmistak cably the purposc
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5 0 i TIL CA Il 0LIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Riley Catoc,


~. Lancaster
William w. Baker. John Baker, Bill on nm
George {. Baker, columbus BI- assign d
kSF, Levinia Baker, Edetk Me. covenant
Dnv, Mark l.. Jagkso and his
wife Matilda, Jerry Warner and
Mary his wife, John Beverly
and Martha his wife, Richard
Baker only child and heir at Law
of Samuel Baker (dec) and the
widow of said Samuel Baker
1t appearing 10 my satisfaction that vii.
liam w. Baker, John Baker, George G. Ba-
krr, Columbus Baker, l.avinia Baker. Edeth
McDay, Mark l.. Jackson and wife Matilda,
Jerry Warner and Mary his wife, John Be-
verify and Matilda his wife, Richard Baker
and widCw Of Samuel Baker. defendants in
above stated case resike without The limits
of this State. Ii is ordered on motion of
Clinton, solicitor for complainant, that each
and all of said defendants DO answer, plead
or dcmur, to the Bill in above case on or
before the 7th day of October, 1853, other
wise Judgment pro confesso will be ordered
against each and all of them.
JAMES III. WITilERSPOON,
g. l.. J.. d.
June %, 1853. 2O-3m pf 80
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NJ 0SE S LETTE r S.
a NEW BOOK.

The Editors Of the Lire GiraGe have in
contemplation tho publishing of book,
the title of which will be, "iIFE AS 1T Is
or THE WRITINGS or "OUR MoSE," which
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which have appeared ia The Giraffe over the
signature of "MosE," but many Others. rich
rare and spicy, that have Ecver been read
The Editors deem il useless To- SAY any.
thing relative 70 the character OF the pro.
posed New Book, nor need they say that il
will be The rost amusing work that has
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only be known that "MosE" wrote il. TO
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ceived TO justify The expense of publishing.
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Five copies Ia one address, for 81 No
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bot those who wish n copy OF this rare
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~ All our friends are requeslc 10 act
as Agents.
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Editors Lire EigaGe,"
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s 0 l L Ii e A R 0LIN A ,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Elizabeth Small, widow. I In Equity Ian.
vs. caster District.
James Small, William r. Bit, for Parti.
Small, John Houston ton Real and
Humphrics, Calvin Hum. Personal Estate
Phres, VIM. Lafayette of Frederick r.
llumphries. Small, (dec'd.)
IT appearing to my satisfaction that John
Houston llumphries, Calvin IIumphries, and
William l.atay yette llumphries, defendants
in above stated Bill and ease, reside without
the limits Of this State. II is ordered on mo-
ton of DAwEins e. Wylie, Solicitors for
compliments, that said defendants, John
Houston, Calvin and William LAFAYETTE
ilGmphries' do answer plead or demnr to
the Bill in above case for partition real and
personal Estate of Frederick r. Small,
deed. on or before the 18th day Of October
next, or their consent To the same will be
taken as confessed and an order pro cGn!es-
SO ordered against them.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
Comr Eq'y J.. ID.
July 9th 1858, 22-3m Pf SO.