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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-16
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

BRAZIL SQUADRON AND PARAGUAY ExPEDI.
sells comprising the Paraguay feet: 3
Eigate Sabins-Flag ship.-Flag officer, VIM
Z. Shubrick, commander-in-chief; Commander
Thos Page, fleet captain; Commando p Dray-
ton, aid to flag officer; Lieutenant William q
Murdangh, flag iieutensnt; ThomasJ Page, IL
secretary to Neg Officer; Captain III. A. Adams
Lieutensnts, NJ Woodhull, Chas g McDonougb'
Il r. Welsh, w. Gibson, n. r. r Lewis, L. II
Newman, and w. p Mccain; Fleet Surgeon
James Nj Greene; Passed Assistant Surgeon. ]
r harrison; Assistant Surgeon, J. C. Bertoette;
Purser, J. F Steele; Chaplain ] Blake; Brevrl
captain Of Marines, Robert Tansill; First Lieu
tenant Of do, A. Henderson: Second Lieuten-
ant Of do, L s. Wilson; Boatswain, p. Akin
Jenkins; Sailmaker, John JONES'. Armament
fifty guns
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

STEAM TowING NAVIGATION CoNrANY.--The lDl-
rectors of this Company in Norfolk held confer
ence with those of Lynchburg, in Richmond, ON
Monday, when arrangements were made for the
Permanent establishment of tic line, and meas
ures taken to put it in operation without delay
Tho line will commence with propeller, which
will shortly arrive from New York. and four bar
yes adapted to the canal, which will connect with
and be lowed down by her To Norfolk. The pre-
pcler herself will carry fret -ht
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24
Markota.

NV YORK, September 23-Flour higher Ohio
S?oaS60o. Southern 81 s5aj,70. Wheat closed
bnoyant, and nominally one or two cents higher.
White I,25aSl,l5. Corn hnoyant, mixed ,oa,a
cents: white - cents yellow os cents Virginia
Sjxes ~
BALrlaoRr. Sept. 23.--Flour Grmrr Wheat
closed with an advancing tcndcncy--Whitc three
t. five cents higher. Corn, White IS to 80 cents
yellow % IL 81 cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

Mr. Richard j. Wade. fnr specimen Of Tobacco
winch he intends To exhibit ut the approaching
Fair. The workmanship and material are Of the
very hest rharactcr Those who intend to com.
net. with Wade for the Premium, will have to put
il some extra Efforts to surpass the specimen with
W .ch he has favored Us
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

rur AIRS u Bs,r1y O.. Secrets ii II Lais's
Ta,iet with lIut~ ~ ,;enlemrn the Art ut
Fascinating. b., Madame Lola Mantez. Countess
Of Lana!ie,I.-N,c lort. Dick IL Faz9e''dd fnd-
HsttrS.
\ cotempo.ar, iii Noticing this work says 1t
"cortains an account. in detail, of Nil the arts
employed Ivy the fashionable ladies OF all the ch''i
cities If Europe. for the purp'se 81 de'eielng and
preserving their charms Independent III It's rare
aud really useful matter the book is curiosity
rs piece Of nrt, itself, for the most delicate sub
net. are handled with skill and an unexception-
nj uropre,y of Language, which are really surpri-
sing. Tho hints to gentlemen on the art OF fas"i-
naing form one Of the most amusing and biting
pieces Of irony and sarcasm that was ever written
The wit of this portion IF the book ~ lnim'abie'
and the .coarser SEX as Lola quantity calls the
mcn, ought universally to bow to her with thanks
ant, admiration for the work which she has per-
formed .
Tie book is very neatly gotten up, and sells
e. G,y cents-for sale in this city by IL. {. Vic
tor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24
ISX YEa.E(.RApll,

The Atlantic Telegraph Gable Agnin.
Nta io1k, Sept. GA dispatch from Trinity
Bay, received in this city to-day saws tho Cable is
at work again ~ perfect as ever.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
IYNCuBtrRG COIIEGE

IYNCHBuRG COLLEGE.
f1,aE urh annual session oi ih. institution viii commence
Tho location Is one Of tho heahie.t accessible IN
The entire south and hs course o. study" both Classical md
III. Military Department Will be efe'cniy maintained "a.
gina Mafy Institute and more recently connected with tho
t'n'cd states O. asst survey
The several professors exclusive charge of the
Grammar school which y"uns will be thoroughly pre-
pared for college or !. business
IoBEET !. DgoCKETT rrt,iisnt, Professor OF Nstu
LrcrhGus q M,rutws. a NJ. Professor of Latin and
Pr c.u,lr. u, Professor Of the Greek Language and
} nla>St>snr. Professor of Msthcmat aud In.trus.
ROY " " wns,u. Profess q Moral and Mental Sci.
nv = \. COY Professor Of iIl.,nry
G.nt \ NJ, Professor Of Con -tu,ionai Law
Il. La>anon>' NJ -, rr"f's-"r OF Anatomy and Phys
Gtssrrr Apolrno sanron IL u Pr 'fc..or Of Modern
Language. ,v,,s..
Board o. per week washing u ~ per month fuel and
light. slo term Tuition EN- In tho tirammar school, and
$50 IN the Collegiate Department for halt session
~ Catalogues containing further information can be oh
tain'd by addressing the President avg ats
SEs.Ear >CuOOs. EOW YOCNsi Ia DIEs
- Mss Nj ,ssoNs school VII be "yeucd on tho la day Of
Oct" As,hr number o pupils IL limi''d To twelve prefer
.nssm'll b. given ,"'h.,' VII" TAKE Mm. and f,,n,h
e,"r iynchhrrs aug 1dscw Wv
l.ANUmm,mG rEMALE SUMMARY
II BOARDiNu ANDDAf St1iooi FOR YorNa La
nlEs Tho second session Of hi. lnslnlon open. wrdne.
hn, Sept lat ls3s Annual term divided Into sessions
al live months each Engsh unltes business and
nal alton tur. modelled after that
oftho n,,risi, Virginia complete course In Music
cal and Instrumental
Hon, d Of Instruction.
:. u WILLIAMSON,
DIR -Iallp, Blr4k aNd Relic -fcroA
ElnpORD CAMPS,
Dtfr--llcbew, italian aud MMir.
WIN HOPPER.
ntrI - French. Spanish and Mathematics
Mis- u PAGE.
Dirr intermediate ny Ulnnch and Prep Latin Crock
MRS NJ, X VILLA MSoN.
Dtrr Pr raraipiy English H. an he, aud drnl Super, son
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24
JAs,asArC'S HOTEL.

Pc + + r SB { RG, Y RIG MA.
'u'IS convent h aCd wei arranged establishment has juE
under tlhrongh from cellar 60 garrrt
and having been furnished with furniture throughout,
for the reception travellers under tho direct
per,isiun and nagomcnt # M,ssrs JOHN JARkATT
bro who will use every cxarah to keep first class Hotel
JOHN JARRATT,
septic dim 7 j JARRATT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

We return thanks to Me>srs Il. I. Akers c..
firm head Of the faest cabbage we have had this
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

RrlIolors-A protractcl Meeting has been in
progress at the Episcopal Church, in this city,
since Sabbath last. Services are held III tho morn
ing and afternoon, also at night. The Pastor,
mcr. Of Bedford, j. Pcterkin, of Richmond, aud
Rev. Mr.. Hanson. We have heard the pull pit eli
forts If each of the gentlemen spoken of in very
complimentary terms.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24
OIItrIlaRY

Nto, at Scw N,rket. Nelson county. GA the morn-
ne Of the lsih Sept, Crosses NAsHiNsroS only rhid
oi pr. Henry h. and Annie ". Cabeii, aged one year
and tseuty -ihree days
. 1t amest broke heart
When thnu " fors ed to 20
And vet fer thee. know
Twas better - depart
God tnuk thee IN Ia, ner Y.
A lauih i0ta,k ID nntrici--
He ioHgt the hght for thee.
liz the Victory.
H. t'nn s,nst a
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

B,siNESs ME>S PRAYER MEEriNG.-Thcle are
regular meetings for PRAYER, nj the room OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. from - un-
I'll O'Clock. The public are invited to attend.
aug iS--lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

Fnrrqur TRADE Tho receipts of freight ut the
Depot of the Va d lem. Rail Road Thursday
were as Elbows:
10 loaded cars from the Vest consisting Of 2,3i2
bushels Wheat; 25l barrels Flour: 1000 Ms.
Miscellaneous Sent West same day Ii loaded
cars.
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%eE OOl> L.>cMn,Ks! rmorEn-


The under gu"d heirs law Sar J. ptvis, dee pro
pos, purpose crg n div,
zion among themselves They propose tie time
all other property belonging Themselves ind vidnally The
property thus cred Tor sab cAo, al nsy valuable and
.ists IN part Of the following
lst. The Nainat |" property known AZ LIBERTY WAPE.
HOUSE which has been Lately &c hu and !i,iH large
nual rent.
2nd. The STORE Iol' 81. Man sirct occupied by
Fra kiln \ Brihcr adjoining Ia ancc l. Iil,fy Ware
Bird LARGE FRAME HOUSE aud ---- FEET or
GROI Nd Maia street also a,onirg the Lib.
Warehouse
4ih 1he STORE NOT 81 AND DWELLING occupied Ly
Burroughs Sharr Co. lately l,p"n ii and situated at the
uisinoss centre of the city.
9TH rhc DWELLING now occupied by MIS-. Kirkpatrick.
TITS house has acre Eropd alta, he'd and Is the
and tomortH residences IN the city.
9th The LARGE BRlIk ltDl 81 with ~ ruatns good
kIICiN other At ri ltDiNtS,
SPRING AND DAIRY and nin ri, of four gound
attached know az spring Valley
It'll About 2il ACHES oi LAMB, rart f The 'SpIiue
Valley" Estate which will be d,r nid oil m lots rang NJ
tun, L. 10 100 acres Zach
eh About FIFTY VALUABLE BUILDING iOIS Of
each, o them h. lag most antb locations for
esiicnrcs.
rhi. sale will 10 O'Clock IA N. THURS.
Jay the 2ih uf SIT EMBi inst and be cantiau,d from
lay t" day until cunplc"l
TERMS-A credit al C. II, aud II months viii he given
,nrcas"r red 10 give negotiable notes with satisfactory
ndprsers PAY adlu ly secured by deeds
hr property The pubic st"d to this prop
ry before the day ol sale.
ISAAC HART SIIOKSE { WIFE
WIN, u. SIABIIR.
TII0S. J. SIAII1iR JH
srpttO d yods law ill. 2st ut hcn DIS
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.nEnunx aoRnlAI.

NINSHTAT1ON - hERu Bv CORDIAL.
n Ii EXTENDED the citizens of iynChbutg and all
- called hihpr
business p' assure totr nj the Clothing B,znar of Bur
ROT GINS SIi AtER a 60 and the desirable stock
Rondy mrdc tuitng Shhiton A. self praise Is
.rc best hu recommendation, aud It 9th
rendered unnecessary by III. unqualified
n"n of legnns who have tested the clothing manufactured
and sold during til" would be superfu
nu The limits thing
quality IL, and che III goods Tally
acknow ledge and 'lecniS roncedp thu right of purchasers
ih aud he their Jndxss Of the
quality and fiirnr,s the Iiicr. Of the good sell
i,ck irs In the following articles Extra
Fine French Cl, III Dress and frock 4 Med do. Low
priced do Fancy C"lh Dres aud Fr ok Goats French Iar
f- Oaks aui tnss Buuts Suits;
Black Cashin,r Pants G"nadrc Mataiassr Cashmere Vel
and othr Vests on, Coa's OF every sulabe material
and In de ltpblo style. Cluaks.
FURNI~HING DEPART WENT In the fur.
nihhng line stock Ia also complete compug In part
French Yoke shirts, Collars trayaa variety Scarfs
and Munrrs Cashmere Mcriu" shaker SIN nnie Shut
and Drawers Soc"s Caves Susr, nder Packet hdks, re
Robes De thambrc, Travelling nhawls aud aukpts
Umbrellas, Sc. 81 KIioI GiS, SlIAFER Il co.
Clothing Bazaar, Main vt, above Bridge.
scpilis Ivnchburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

FoRESTALLING TIE LAw--AN EXCITING OCCUR-
RE>cE-During the Session of the County Court
ON Monday IN incident occurred, which for the
time produced tho most intense excitement that
has ever been witnessed in our Courthouse. 1t
will be reeollectcd. that we noticed at the time,
the arraignment ut August Court. of n negro boy,
belonging to Mr.. Robt. Y. Davis, charged with an
attempted outrage upon the person of Mrs. Gregg
nv. residing near Prospect Depot, and the continu-
ancc Of the case, on motion of the prisoners coun-
sell until September Term. When the Court met
on Monday, the case again came up. when, owing
to the absence Of one of the prisoners counsel the
Court decided to continue it again, and had just
announced it's decision when Gregory. the hus-
band of the woman upon whom the outrage was
attempted, sprung at the negro with KNIFE IN
hand and made desperate effort to cut his throat
The knife. however. missed his throat, but infct-
ell iishtill cash ON his cheek. reaching from
the mouth 10 the point Of the iawbone. near the
ear. The negro attempted tn run, but made only
~ step OF two when he fell upon the floor OF tie
.Court-aousc, bleeding profusely. The scene at
this time, we are informed 10y eyewitness, was
the most exciting hc ever ',eleld. The courtroom
was denseiy crowded, and for few moments the
authority OF the Court was rowerless. As soon as
something like order could be restored. the negro
carried into the yard where medical assist
promptly rendered him and his wound
dressed, after which he taken to Jail, accom-
panied by strong guard. the Court decMing such
an escort necessary to protect him from further
violence. Gregory was arrested and after an cx-
animation by the Court, was permitted to give
bail in the sum Of $1,000 for his appearance at
next Questionable Journal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24

MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.
W. srnn rnl The att'nion of friends and tho public
w /" our stock of FALL. AID WINTER GOODS
t,stitg In part At BDNSIIS at all kinds MI>S AND BOYS
HATS Ribbons, FLOW EKS. FEATHERS, HEAD
bitl.sSLS, DRESS A%D MoiIAIR CAPS. FANCY HAIR
PISS, To a X =, SHAWllS LACE GOODS HOOP
SKIRTS and an lot IT Ft KS from To Ave
d'iism sctt. FRONT, SID. AND BACK IiAIR BRAIDS.
KID GLOVES, HAIR Bi.t SiiES AND COMBS SOAPS
ANp PERI uMERlES. JET okSAMENTS, with va'c.
Articles lao - mention
" Repairing done ut short notice and In good order
w respectfully invite attention To examination Of our
stock NJ believe II III with IN thr market for
variety, style AID clRpness buy goods the
unbc rense can and anime for yourselves and
he convinced of the fact
IL Opening dny Thursday next, 3Bd i1stnnt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-24
The Greatest Labor Saving Machine
OFF THE AGE,
AT ENGLEpOYEs FANCY STORE.

XNEED's PATENT SEWING MACHINES, and justly
w termed the PLANTATION MACIIINE-and why
it does all manner of work. not only the
thinnts upon thc fabrics Indeed il
upon Iaiors. Sadders and shotmak,rs work The first
question do ant So, II Is important to
Know hat hine to invest in 1t my opini
hs mncy would be very badly invested In machine that
will up I" the following standard: Does WEEDS
patent come Yes, fully and satisfactorily IN
and fully before purchasing for
manifest that the ptr,uare and the of
The machine HANGS sensible Ircslon
They .,i st'k, hrR and edtaff.
They make "A Loo stitch that cannot he pulled out
They s ch alike do'h sids without forming ridge
derneGth
They perfectly simple and their aGemrn faTiy
aud spop thread silk, sold AT the
may used Ih"y vii wear longer tha any sew ing ma hr
cxaut should one get an imperfect machine ihav-
written that tIIs Mcssis Whitney Lyon I" 1--WE
one that is perfect Then say You have moth
ing to lose brt every thing gain II decidedly the best
sewing Machine In market and 6hncHYe not only
city hui t. state Virginia 81 prodnc. better greater vas
ri-iy Of work done ~ any other Ma hue - -. -.
sept, ia ALfhhD = tN"LEio'I'
SEED WHEAT have In Iorc 500 bushels
- uur. blue 81, II, Wheat, which viii sell in parcels
10 suit arncrs W ho may desire a superior AT cle
sepl1.ts = Mh.Ntnf II nl ,hr II.
4 mAuPAIGNE wINE.-25 Baskets"Piper
u Co" IIrdsieck Champagne Vine just received and
Tar sale Inv LEE, JOHNSON co.
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NOTICE TO CONTRA c rORe.--Prepeaais
~ will be received until the 10Th inst for the badng q
Church of Mr. j. Uoic in bedford Cenusy - b.
htysix by fcrtyour long uadsssaker -
furnish materials plan and specifications In III Annoso
"a s.n n tsss TEE Br-1 pfxe coMNsTTEE.
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at ttust executed /" b. John II naoy AMI Ann Y
Is wit bearing dalc the i,l iav of Ju'V lSii aud
nd IN HE Hastings Cont # III" city al yHrhhnre hall
the lJh day "i q, lbBER Is.s. the pomI..s
sale 10y Of public auction I.DG,
round with hs apricnancos situated III she ttY ol LAUGH
arg On Second 81 Main Street short d lance below III"
NorSPn House, the ir of The
twenty nv" feet said Street aud extending hac
ana thth the piece
piouId wltrl tn. aid Ra,N hss ,rrcrd large brick
ami, I'D ac "r t'atriiE' Making Shop rs.
lEkMS On SAl.I.-A credit al mud eel
'uhs, equal stalmcht, bcg dci from lry
sale Will t given To ia" purcla4, purchasers the
OF The purchase he secured
rgotabc n"trr olilN 'nis r and died pi
property sod ~. mi" to The Ia pliy We h. I'D
gn"d and valid, hui gCtlng merely 'LSrr, shall ot
thv'y 10 tic purchaser int % tit, vested
Il by the decd afor,s1h JOHN NJ DlEA Irustcr.
srpti7 2tawifi, Iltrp COY
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TNNt II ET - NNT'I Ut ' Nh y BT.1 RFs II.
L ESTATE IN NE CITY or IN " iiBt'RG AS rus
ce In decd OF rnt hhdr b., no Thorn aud hi wi" brarin
late he 6fh day u JulA t and Il rro"d in ttr thk rs
fre at III" tu oi liusnss ii The corporation "f Iyuc
viii sl NJ iulir au"'iun,u nth" premises IT IS
DAY ihr l2th da "i OCTOBER next, the Real Estate
Irutiunrd the said Decd Hl, dr he'd 'h
ON halt Acre H. mud h'nudtd ns fol Ia.
~ the Junction Of -Four S''t and Eighth Ale and
thence with the Fourth Si,rt t. "a " lbj
th at right angles South a2u WIS., }2 feet thence
right angles S"uth $50 East 10 lr-t hrn ris' Angles
\o go East ~ feet the hcpuhinP, also ali the sad
fhoms tisht, till aud nt'rsi in ard !" Hiilgc extending
The said lot OF ground the unuii. usl
this lot therr four under TIN
lille is believe" I" J." enud but VIII sell sd,h title only
vested = Tfu>re
Terms ma,r known On the day of stle
j o. l.. COCHIN.
nj al
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euEsRt eNls
BI e. Il. piifL1s, Arc1R.
ExECU TORS SALE OF
NAI.t ABLE REAL. ESTATE
AIICnION

Excel rot OF MlCAIAf DAVIS JR, DECD,
"a late Of ynohhurg by AUTHORITY of his will VII sell at
publ auction the premises, IN 1tESiAi the Sh # ot
uBER neat To the hish, bidder, credit at D. " and
II months win Interest from day al sale the hlip"g Naha
bic RIAL lSIAria In the city at lvuthDnrg
The large story Bgick t1Ou-r lately "ern led ,sA
hy decd the hill tht l.nohtus g. h"ar, being Al.
lot No $50 9Th and 4ih alley Thu Kitchen aud
lodging brick Mcsi, Carriage, and lee ousr. and
stable framed There we'll =" good alter on thu premises
aud agaIdon IN n ligi state Of 'nit sation
Also, large Fra Dwelling adoh1ne the aboystw"
sable, Ac on tins lot
Also Que hnt"f one Gni,"pr"srd Lot IN Main street
al dining tn rsl,cn,r al llN. SiN,rhorn Esl
Also That >alpah'r ERtnii, Residence Oh Judge Dan
bls iiil al resent ulicd tN Col L l. Ice.
hnnis with approved security viii he required, and dee
Of trust On the property, A. luther security,
Als'. On WEDNESDAY tn 9th OF fDBER, at the mrs.
nsmtd Dwelling will b. sold The highest bt, All the
N""schotd and Il itrhrn futhitSr~, embracing e'"
~ article ApttrtaininH "a housekeeping
ItN,>iN months credit ali o. ard under
sl0ra,h RlCn.D DAVIS ENor
Z K plIElrS. AMcir. lstptll u ,Mtds
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XXIANTED.-Au q. II HOnor Gsraooaee OF
w Randolph Macon College, who graduated with higher
grade s4s desires n situation Psofssor In
College Insuie. Principal Academy In healthy
Intelligent community. The best csuaoniAa 81 eharac
potency viii be given Address hmm. diatsy,
BENJAMIN HUDSON THAGkSTON,
scptl4M a. II. NJ. College, Ne skieabare, Va
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CA r r Y A LIS, WAC O'N6
-x, WHEAT DRlI.l.s, Re. cI1l

&eG38N TO THE CITIZENS OF LYNCH. HRAE1E-
BURG AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY.--I prepared
repair Carriages aud Wagons In each branch u ths very
shortest notice. and In the very STYLE having conpe
workmea Al ea-h branch Also lot OF No BG09lES on
hand which will sel cheap be had In Lynch
burg Also, " hcas Drills Improved ptAha Ready
made Wagons on hand at all times. 81 3. =.
ma 22dAc6m CHAS.D FLYNN
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.,,,,, ~. n WAMTED,-A

of GOO" character and principles drnus OF learning III.
printing business None need api% VIII" not Hing viii
good cnt to uu honpraby their time that hc
layer will receive In III, latter years of Their
nu' rntion for the sac ics made lst instrucug them
sen
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NEGROES WANTED,

-
vr of Negroes OF both from ten to thirty years OF
age also W"nen and Children for whom the highest rasl
prices will be given the country will be attended
their homes by giving description and addressing me
at I.yuchburg. Va W. H. MOUNTCASTLG
mn decly
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UyNCu's WAREHOCsE. Lynchburs, Va
The subscriber has leased term Of the above
named valuable proparty In this city and respectfully socs
patronage Of his friends and the public generally The ap
ptumeni Of inspectors has been to Messs H. Ruck
of Amherst and Ro B'az of Appomatioy. who In
qualified Tor the ~ the office, well known
aud deservedy worthy of the pubic eonAdnra2 IA
jeni3M EDGAR WfnTESIAD
nUERU's con LIVER - .. JELa.S will
u found the agreeable farm Il administering Cod
Liver on. For sale by sTABLER JONES
aug 20dts &af z
lIARPEk'a MAGAZINE, for seDseaber. just
= = receivedat laut l-t. ViCroRS.
uBkEpARED sU Ans IS EtS Our fftrasfs OF
late have fequV,tiy assci suferrt our stock
To low, In til. ait Of THIS "
and all In the FIRST place ell great many
goods aud In the place. uirct open the
Of vhh supply a Cloth
lux out snd cut We a, hreve In Keeping hed all
the til old for the
purpose If making big show We would rather low
sales, than TO impose stale goods conhng friends
scpt0.ts GLASS & kAINE.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-03

Ladies' Work Baskets, and very extensive va
riety of Fancy Goods generally, to which particu-
lar attention is respectfully solicited
FRESH G.aRDE.N SEEDS.-A complete
assortment, warranted to be of the growth of 1857
Don't forget to drop into the Jackson Drug and
Book Store.
dec 7-tf
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-03

"God bless you for those words |" he an
swered, with joyful thrill in his heart.
"You did not doubt my love ?" said she, in
half surprise.
"No, no. But words and tokens of love
are always grateful. You are dear to me as
life. Let US keep the golden links that bind
our hearts together, bright as the beginning,
furnishing them daily with small sweet
courtesies. Forgive me, if in ought | have
seemed cold or ndiferent-there has been
neither in my heart"
Ever after the golden links were kept
bright, FURNISHED daily by the small sweet
courtesies of which the husband had spoken
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-03

THE VALUE OF NEwsPAPERs.-JudgeL Long
street, of Georgia, thus sets forth the value
of newspaper: Small is the sum that is re-
quired to patronize a newspaper, and most
amply remunerated is the patron. caro-
not how humble and unpretending the ga
zette he takes, it is next to impossible to fill
paper ffty-two times year without put
ting something in it that is worth the sub
scription. Every parent whose son is off
from home should supply him with paper.
| we'll remember what a difference there was
between those of my schoolmates who had
and who had not access to newspapers =
Other things being equal, the first were de-
cidedly superior to the last in composition
and debate at least. The reason is plain
they had command Of more facts. Youths
will peruse a paper with delight when they
will read nothing else.