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PRESrIcIANA-Au editor in the interior undeg-
takes to answer of the letters of cur correspond
ent g \ Kentucky Lawyer" His answer is exceed
ingly soft He may have read ia the Bible that soft
answer turneth away wrath, but he never read thatt
turneth away contempt.
The Washington Union says that Old Buck is ard
will be game to the last No doubt, for the naten
will make game of him.
The Northern Abolition papers say that q great
Free Labor party is springing up in Missouri.
New Haven Register.
We presume that the women who have gone 10
the Berlin free lore establishment, consider it ffee
tabor establishment also.
The man who has never tried tile companionsb p
of little child has earelessy passed by one of tie
greatest pleasures Of life one passes rare flower
without plucking it or knowing its value.
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As the late Professor - was one day walking
near Aberdeen, he met a well known natural
IS Pray, said the Professor, how long can man
live without brains y dinna ken, said Jenny.
scratching his head, but how old are ye yeprsel
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gentleman at tea.party, oyerhearing one lady
ear, Immediately protested against prigateering.
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Pr5p-!eto7s cseo'e T Pastor Of Ncjiehee Church, Ta
Gle asess vi Toaro Aims ,use- .Hei Of Sau SPOTS
il L 7sc-enrs gu lana Engineer Association No i.
s. .F.MARkS, P. NJ.
New ORLEANS, August 90, 1855
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public ofthe l2th has the following;
We are informed by gentleman Just from the
last seyere IRE. stern IF wind and rain prsyaed in the
vicinity Of Yellow Bluff outhe Alabama river, which
very destructive in its character The lightning
struck tree near the dwelling Of Messrs Dumas
entered the side of the house, and came in contact
with a shot gun over the door, which considera,
bly, damaged by the fluid. Several persons were in
the ut the time, who were severely shocked,
Of whom was knocked of bed on which he was
lying aud narrowly escaped with his life. After do
ing other dlmage the fluid passed through the floor
to the ground and in its descent killed seven head of
goats, and crippled several others, that had taken
shelter under the house. The wind blew large tree
across kitchen in which was a negro man who
barely escaped death.
Two horses were under tree which was struck by
Lightning at the same time about three miles from
Yellow Bluff, and were instantly killed.
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Lenves on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst at 8 O'Clock r. NJ
fgnS.. NJ r, NJ u ~ y AND NEW DRIEA
FOR OPELOUSAs.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. At O'clock p. NJ.
faEg2s :. FOR UT9 r. L4OU $ a S-THE NEW
zAkssgtzgS5 r. steamer Anna Pcrret, Capt g. 4. Lou
Ez5s, aiilier, built expressly the trade will leave
above nkg freight for Old River SinmsPo all landings
OIL the Atchaalaya For freight passage apply board,
]. NJ. JOHNSTON Il Co. Front I.eyecst.
iyl4f Customhuuse street.
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FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 90, 1858.


Tiffen iIar:iug miss
Taouas 7 VI madame
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f1QAL-COAL-75 tpns unp Lehigh Coal. in bulk
~ for sale BY II. Il. ASHBRTDGE & Co,
l2l Cammnn streat
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HAYRE= E
NJ AR SELL E 81 !.

ES6 FOR MARS 9T1ILLES- Al FAST
S5Y sailing American bark AIOneTza, Cant Hamilton
s now loading for the above port For freight apply
J.P. WHITNEY L co. 35. .CarondsIet street
For passage having fine accommodations sppv to f,
tain on boaFl SEi' " sA' ,rs5P -
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Initials.

Y5lnEE u . TJaeg lh5s Marlborough las II
ia"as R9a- capt Ya'es Francis W Yoashan Martin
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s-oHee $40 nvonno street, below Poydras street New
ans. La. igi6 IytW
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SsSS F0IS PEIILRDELPITA : REGULAR
Rf p line Paakefhe fine fast sailing packet scb bo6er
GieoFge Harris Besston, master, having most Of
GEO. w. HYNsON i co.
1E5i 50 Iamp Strae
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Tie Choctaw Herald, OF the 9TH inst, publishes
the following letter
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Swain N mrs
SttrkhoUse Ju,iu mrs
StHe5h0use Isabella miss
ShaHIg Lydia
Shay Della mrs
SllwieIi uthtt
Sltiden Z " mrs
Searles Mary j Mrs
Seymour NJ A mrs 2
= Stewart OphgIiU miss
Shippers Eunire S mrs
Shirt AIury Ia
= Skinner Mary Ann mrs
SpiaksIusephiHe V mrs
Smith Mary mrs
Smith Isabella miss
Smi h l5 Mios
Smith Jane mrs
Sou hmayd Marin Z miss
SOuthmAyd 7 X mrs
SOuthmayd RebeCCI B mrs
Snow Spssn T miss
StOddaft VI A mrs
st kes Gelestine mrs
Stuart NJ V miss
Talbert Virginia A miss
Iracy Ann z mrs
TaJlorF mrs
Terry II T mrs
Trent Lydia 1 mrs
T rion Mars mrs 9
Trimmings Williams mrs
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tISa- Twice Week.
EaSessaa The light draught passenger packet ,Jeun-
cite, 5, q. Sons will leave for Blndnu and Cuum
Springs twice week follows.
Leaves MOBILE for Baion Gaum Springs DenUpO
us every Frday Evening, a O'Clock.
Leaves Mobile for Badon Cuum Springs every Tuesday
Esveling 4 0 clock.
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- UNIFIED STATES TRI- r.
..L.. =. 2. N. = = - y u IL. II .L ] -.

EaThrae hundred miles shorter than by any other route
! RBe Passing through SLAVE TERRITORY. ample security
Afforded for the conveyance ANNOYANCE
Or figk Baggage CHECKED 'hrougtsugo conneetionsrs
class tracks, and wide guage ExnTess
Trains leave Mem his daily at r NJ passing the baautiu
scenery Ia North Alubama, along the Tennessee river
lookout and Virginia Aountins-Wh their pure teAllhfuI
and nYgoating hreezes and celebrated Sprng5by daylight
Hy= Through to New York with less time aud expense
by amy otherroue Tryft Through Tickets sold the
of the New Orleans ard Memphis Packet Company
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Leaves Badon and Cuium Springs every Monday and Wed
asa Evening At o'clock arriving in Mobile every Tuesday
And Thursday Morning. ut G O'Clock.
faieEers can rely this arrangement being carried out
Throughout the season
The Jeanette leaving Badou the evening the trip Is made
Z Mobile during a night thereby avoiding the ho during
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-31
goneati0r, ggrifaltare suS yfhs of tBe
MARCH 81, 1858.
ing band Of Sons to yoar fatherly care

3 8 sf5s zass =
ing band Of Sons to your fatherly care
and am sure there are few more worthy.
Ii Bunoombe there are. four Divisions,
Asheville, Reems Greek, Union and Aoad-
emia, the last has the largest membership
Numbering about 10. Reens' Greek
and Union are both now IN ffourishiig
state, the latter was weak and tottering for
awhile but has gained strength and is now
at active work The Asheyille Division,
though not 50 largea as At some one previous
time, is still IN very fourishing and ac-
tive condition
In closing / would make suggestion
for tic consideration Of older and more ex.
erienccl men, would It not Is Il GOOD and
useful plan, Il We could have q 1nHoFmit5'
in the meeting night Of the Divisions
throughout the State Has the PROPOSE
ton ever been brought before the Crane
Division c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-31
For the Spirit of the Age.

Mr.. EDITOR: | noticed in one of the
numbers Of your most excellent sheet, an ac-
count Of a young man in Western Carroll
na, who had never tasted drop of Alco-
hol. | had almost come to the conclusion
that | should never be able to find one of
the sons of our beloved old State, who
could enjoy with me the consoIing thought
that he had never been polluted by its
damning sting. But we have been injured
by its influence, although we have never
suffered drop to pass our lips. 1t has
injured me. | have seen my friends, ac-
quaintances, and relatives reeline under
It's accursed influence and bowling submis-
sively to its bloody throne. May meet
at some time the temperate young man Of
the western hills, and may we continue to
drink only the pure beverage that gushes
out from the mountain side and flows in
fructifying sweetness in every beautiful
valley in our State And NAV we congrat-
ulate each other on having lived among
those who are ever willing to seize and
drag us under the loathsome influence O
the rum god, without ever having Welded
W CHClI pcISudSIOnS. AuU may we resolve
to teach our children the principle of safety
we hold so dear. And may you, Mr.. Edi
tor, live and be given power BY Him whc
first placed in your hands the glorious Fla!
of Love, Purity and Fidelity, to use effec
tually such means as may beinstrumental il
bestowing on all, the benign blessings c
the blessed temperance reformation.
[ would be pleased to know if there i
another youth within the borders of on
G 81 that de deaadfy afy fsa7a seFpent M # sol so would
glad to hear from him. Oh for the tim
when aman who drinks Intoxicating liquor
will be as hard to find as one who does nc
at present. Then will the scalding bloc
of the orphans tears be dried, and happ
wives send up their voices in accents {
praise to God, for the blessings of sobe
quiet, happy homes.
A FRIEND TO THE CAUSE.
WARREN Co., n c., March l6, 1853.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-31
For the Spirit of the Age
Steel Creek Division.

DEAR Bro. GoRMAN II have not seen
any notice of Steel Creek Division in the
Spirit Of the Age lately. so propose to
give you some account of how we are get
ting along.
During this quarter we have initiated
three young gentlemen-the last in the
neighborhood who did not belongs to the
Order. There are now in our Division
thirty-six gentlemen and twenty ladies'
We have not had the disagreeable duty of
having to expel any one of our members
for a long time. We have numbered as
high as seventy, but good many of our
members have removed to the two Divis-
ions we have organized. "White Hall' and
"Sharon" Divs. Nearly every one in this
neighborhood now belong to the Order
every one, believe, with the exception OF
two or three gentlemen who, from some
cause, | do not know what, have never
connected themselves with us. These gen
tlemen are moderate drinkers and | pre-
sumo think themselves in no danger "Let
him that thinketh he standeth, take heed
lest he fall" Moderate drinking is the
school where drunkards graduate know
it from sad experience. My father was q
moderate drinker; he is gone, peace to his
ashes; fourteen years ago he got into q
difficulty with friend who was alittlt
tight" the result was my father was killed
can see yet, though fourteen years hav,
elapsed, that beloved father brought home
can see my beloved mother weeping.
can hear my fathers groans. IT'S not fan
CIV, 1T has proved a sorrowful reality to me
Who made me fatherless child? [ reply
it was the whiskey seller Where is h,
now Will he ever read these lines :
Wonder if he ever thought a moment
will he ever think ! yes, when he is calle
to the bar of a just God, then will he Sc
the ghosts of the murdered men widow
who have starved for the want of fooC
while he with out-stretched claws stand
ready to receive every shilling of her har
earnings taken from her by drunken hu,
/ band. Wonder if he ever thinks of star,
| ing orphans? | cannot answer the que
/ ton; but | do know that he will thin
! when the last trumpet shall have sounded
when he shall sec a multitude of poo
starving orphans standing as so many ba
i riers between him and heaven; when
shall hear them testifying against him.
j This very one that sold my father the ho
rid poison, is yet living, think / wol
der if his conscience is at rest Oh mod
! rate drinker, take heed before it is everla
i tingly too late. A.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-31

/ 70 Again and again L solemnly warned his
pafBnts. z1'Tey laughed at1the odd old
man, ana ia his very presence passed the
poisonous bowl from lip to lip.
| said to them in asolemn voice Of en-
treaty, andsEith a heartfall of earnest anx-
iety For. 4 isAmelfare. h you follow this
practice with your cIlsId, Sit will lead him
into all other vices, and finally he aOiH Be
hanged.
Is thisanot 81, POM IIaye notoften
since thats wa1aesl you Of tllis deadly enemy
in your path 81 II
S. Poor Tom. from who's terTpf stricken
face hal vanished eyerY1 ep'of that blood
which liquor and rage '.:ls sallesl into. Il
bat few moments UesEFs answered, with
streaming eyes, while he trembled violent
| ly-
"It is all true, sir. O! that had hear
kened to you, sir And now | entreat you
as the last act of friendship. to poor Ton
warn. these people Tell them to take
warning by me- Toddy has brought me
to the gallows"
Terror and remorse had completely So
bered Tom. This unhappy man was duI
committed for murder tried, convicte,
and executed, in presence Of the father b,
whose hand the poisonous, the maddenin!
draft had been placed to his lips from in
fancy to mature age, as pleasant and in
nocent beverage.
What tongue can tell the remorse, tn
agony, of that guilty parent.
The wretched mother had not th
4 strength to follow her child to the gallows
But the day afterwards she sent a messer
ger to her excellent benevolent Physician
entreating him to visit her stricken dwel
) ling.
t Kind reader, we will draw veil of pit
, on this agonizing interview. Enough tha
this good Physician bestowed upon tn
: wretched mother every consolation in b
, power-and at last succeeded after thi
r awful retribution in inducing the family t
\ abandon the use of spirituous liquors. II
. finally convinced them that Toddy was th
: deadliest enemy that had ever crossed the
t path. Reader, remember Tommy Jenkin
u and of beware the habtual use of Todd
:. Raleigh, n. G.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-31
Ito be continued

CAnErs. A number of West Point Cadet
appointments have been announced. Among
them we find from North Carolina, Z. IL.
Baron of the I'd, w. C. Cannaday of the 4th,
d r. Adams of the 9th. and G. W. Clayton
of the 9th Congressional Districts.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-31

FIRE AT WILKEsBeRo'. We learn that fire
occurred at Wilkesboro' the forepart of this
week, consuming the contents Of two stores
together with the improvements but we did
not understand who are the losers, or If there
was any Insurance TredeH Express
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.

TIME session Of this Institution will Thursday
Il the 18th September. close the last Thursday
June.
FACULTY.
WILLIAM A. SMITH d. D., President, and Prof Of Mental
and Moral Plos pphy.
JNo. G. WILLS a. NJ Prof of Mathematics and Astronomy
WILLIAM Is. CARR, A. Nj. Prof Of Ancient Languages
BfSNfT PURYFAR, A. NJ, Prof OF Experimental
WILLIAM A shEPAHD, H. sstant Prof of Ancient Ian.
guages and Mathematics, and Instructor in French.
r. y lsBtLir A Is Principal Preparatory Depart nent-
tThs school has he, removed from the College premise.
but is sufficiently the accommodation student,
in this Department.
EXPENSES.
Tuition term of 20 weeks pay able In advance %
lnciienj al charge ..... . -
Ito Students in Expei menal Seemed = ID
French extra OF gov eks in U)
Analytical Chemistry extra ...... 10
English studies in Prep. Department a. ...... IL %
Board If 20 weeks pay able in %
Students rooming College furnish their rooms
pay for lights, iue and washing.
Preparatory students obtain board in the neghborhoo
foi less.
Such students complete the course
be graduated In the Departments and receive special
Diploma. jy % 2tawtASrp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31
OBITUARY.

Died in the county vi Bedford, on Wednesday the
2sth inst, Mrs Many, wife offapi Samuel l.. Jones'
in the 2sih year OF her age. Thus in the ill truion
OF usefulness in her family and bloom of youth has
passed away one of eartEs fairest flowers to bloom
forever the plains of celestial Paradise 1t is not
the intention Of the writer oil this tribn,e to eulogse
our departed friend. The highest euogy this Earth
give is that spontaneous tribute that flows from
from the hearts OF all who knew her Mild in her dis
position, kind atable familiar, she was Just such an
one to draw around her in indisso. ble bond of
friendship all with whom she associated But she is
gone her trials for she had her trals) arc Guided
"les ftfal dream is over and her pure spirit now
basking in the sunlight of the love OF that Savior
whom she delighted to follow while LIVING and who
her solace and comfort in her last moments. On
ing, she Is resting e,ermore To the heart stricken
and bereased ones We cannot say weep not. Deep
and poignant must be the anguish of those who held
10 her the various relations of life-and while We
would ask to m3ngle our kindest sympathy, and he
dew the grave Of our friend with tear yet We would
say, that. though cannot at all times understand
the DEGREES of Providence, and though the arrows OF
death would seem 10 wound where they should spare
yet it becomes us To bow in meek submission to Him
who doeth Nil things right, remembering that oft be-
hind irowning cloud he hides a smiling face.
Let us hope again to meet her,
When the day of life is fled.
Let rs hope IN JOY to greet her,
Where no farewell tear is shed.
Bedford Sentinel, Fincastie Democrat, and Rclig-
ions Herald please copy.
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EPISCOPAL.
uIGM S(nOOL Or NIRGIXIA

(HHOVARD on ne Hr9hs tree macs Hest Of IieIaniria
Rts JOHN r. MCGUIRE. RIcron ">
FE>HE next of this Institution viii commence. nm
= WEDNESDAY,, The eighth OF September The stnd".
embrace full course of Ancient and Modern Languages IN"
Naura! Sciences Mathematics English Music Drawn,
&c TEhMs-SI50 per session. payable invariably semi a.,
nuay in advance viz Si2J The nr th.
session and 20 on The second ein.sday February
his charge includes board uion the regular course and
Modern Languages light, fuel ashing mendIng 10
thing in short. books, stationery and cotny and
charges "e ''e'" I"
~ Pamphlets, containing full account Of the scho,
VIII he sent Ia these who request Apple tor
or Tor further Information addressed /, Rector
r . Theolopiial Seminary. Fairfax 60, Va
REFERENCES-R t Rev. Vim Meade d. ID n, Row Ioh
University Of Va. ~ o6 ai.w,ssaa .e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31

MrsIc.-Wo invite attention to the card of
Prof Schenut, who offers his services to the cti-
xens OF Lynclburg a teacher of instrumental
Music. We have heard Prof SIS ability as n nut
stefan and teacher spoken of in the highest terms
10y those competent to judge.
We also direct attention to Mr.. Caspars card.
Mr.. &. is tuner Of Pianos and other musical in
struments, and as such, is highly recommended
by his former patrons.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31

TAxEs.-We would remind our citizens who are
in arrears for taxes, that in order to save the fire
per cent reduction, they mrst walk up to 1.-The
captains office" to-day tomorrow, as after that
date the full amount will be required by the city
polectnr
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEETrvG-The.e are
regular meetings for prayer at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association, from 10 un-
III O'clock The public are invited to attend.
aug lS-tlts
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a HOME, SCHOOL.
iBENVENUE.r Nelson County ViIpinia

MIR. & MRS X. l.. BROWN wish o receive into their
lVl family fifteen young Ladies who's
education and manners will be directed careful
Competent teachers will provided Freuc
and Music the Piano, branches Of good
English education The situation heath
mess the society In the neihborhood good churches
different denominations at vtlen distances. The vour:
Ladies " ILL., In ali particulars be treated members IL
family Session OF months Sep ten
ber a short ntcIInission at Christmas
TERMsSl75 for Board Tuition IN all English braDci
SU extra for Latin French and Music, paid in
ADVANCE Those desiring particular please
direct 10 X. l.. BROWN,
Variety Mills 7. o.
iao b,utI scp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31

IL
CuILs.ED RAILROAD CAR WHEELS.
UEY prepared TO promptly, orders
Il tent for their HEELS, uso ts;bsst
gina Cold Blast Charcoal Pig.
THEY REFEt TO
JOHN &C ANlEI., Esq, Pa .dci Viz I
nessee kailtoad O.
EDWARD II. GILL Esq, Superintendent Petersburg al
Richmond Ralrc aiCo
THOMAS DoDAhEAD rApu.I.l- liza
Central Railroad GJ
Mr.. SA "'""tns, Master Machlnst Virginia AMI
Tennessee Railroad Co
Mr. ARCHIBALD Fac, Master Maclnist Virginia Cent?
Railroad Co.
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON ESQ., Richmond Va
Messrs MORRiSS, TANNER & CO, do.
FRANCIS MALLORY, ESQ, President Ncrfnlk and Pc.
tiers Railroad Go.
WILLIAM MALONE, Esq, Chief Engineer Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad Co.
ADAM DENMEAD, Esq Baltimore, Nd.
5. WYATT & Co. Charleston = e,
WILLIAM |. ANDERSON Esq. Moi tic, Ala.
WILLIAM G. SWAN, Esq, Knoxville Tenn.
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON. Pensacola, Florida.
The business at the LANGIokNE FOUNDRY, will here
after he conducted by the subscribers under the firm of r. b.
DEANE JR 4 Son. r. b. DEANE
ap lJc2tawts r. BROWNE DEANE
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cl.oTIII\G TRADED
EAuu lScS

tRlNi tho past Summer have greatly enlarged and
twIr'Net ionso aud lave largo, we'll hghf'
ri aud ""n eu'nN arranged Sales Rooms are I" het'uni
In our cN NehayD made these Improvements 10 mec III"
wants ~ constantly increasing trade and beg To advise
WHOLESALE ant RETAIL dealers that Ne hasenow IN
sfV h a, rrcNina the aud most desitabl" Stock
- Ltli\ti hase exhibited OF /" be seon IN tho
South W" htN" To" been IN The trade In IN" ely
lot aud having ihs htalurd full know lril" ct
H." wants vt the mare and brnR more largely Engaged In
H." n7uni urr and sale VI Clothing than other hnno In
ihr State hcovr or the greatest isd"cemtats IL Pnr
hsn Nv arrival we shall make additions 10 our stock
OF All that n'w ani fashionable aud purchasers VIII Al ali
times hnd complete assortment Of superior quality aoII
M ant GENILEMENS FURNISHING GOODS, In store
and Tor sain upon liBtEAL TRIMS
Nh", safe and keia departments distinct aud on separate
Roots An nxanna,n Of our io H. prices AMI inoe u, do
Ing buauess il ro'pcotull, solicited
KEEN, BALDWIN co,
aug aOts TO- Main street, Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31
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.
Admittancc 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

Y. 4 TrsS. 4. R-There was received at the
Lvn.hburs Depot from the West, on tho evening
4 the o7,h. II loaded cara, cons sting OF 40
bushels Wheat: 80 bbls. Flour; $500 lbs Coal;
A.. 500 lbs Miscellaneous and ai'osent y" est YES
,eriay morning. loaded cars.