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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
CHILu0WEE SPRINGS FOR SALE.

THE undersigned Commissioners appointed by decree of
the Circuit Of smyt county, in the ri H. f. Aker
and others against Benjann Patterson and others WILL
TUESDAY the 18th day Of OCTOBER next being the arst ia!
of smyih County Court, sell al th' nom
door ~ The Court Of county 81 of land In
eIudiug the celebrated cHIHoWEE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Medicinal virtue by mineral waters in thu
State These Springs had from the earliest settlement OF
the euury great celebrity have effected many remarkable
eur@ hay. been resored 10 by visitors when
lsions could had and doubt net would be resrr to
10y hundreds thousands, If improved as they should he
They about mile Of the Virginia n Ten
aess.e Railroad. in the county Of smyh in the valley :" The
middle fork H6iston, of the most fertile and hcaEf
regions OF the South West raiiroad of easy and cheap
e could be made along level valley extending from Tie
Sirpnia Tennessee Railroad The Springs The spring is
hold capable Of applying number Of visitors an. the
ferpds haamc and afford beautiful sites for buildings
;r s extensive establishment Capitalists invited Ia
ame the property, investment speculation presents
sEat attractions. . -,
TEEMS-The sale 10 le Il credit Of one, two ihrrr
6lr wears will thereon fron.a aflcr the expiration
IN one ys:y The purchasers give bond and approved
curit, nu1 retained Till the purchase money ai
BEyELRY r. JOHNSON, tco,,,,..;,r,rs
JAMES W. SHEFFEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

TVyHE of this Institution will he resumed the
Il first Monday In September, with FaA toi3s II Irafes
Sors facilities instruction In all the branches of
study pertaining 10 II COMPLETE FFNALK EDreATIoN.
EXrENSkS.-Tuion In English for term Of five months,
$20 in Latin French, $0; In Music s25 Board for five
months t7a
No deduction made absence under weeks One hnl
the Board and Tuition required In advance.
Tor Catalogues containing further particulars apply 10
Iny 25lAciy SAM'L X. NON, Presdent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
Notice..

WISH sell my TRACT Of LAND In the county Pitt
lsylvana lying the waters Of Harpg Creek and ajon-
Ing the lands Of Wm Watson, John Ramsey and others Ii
well walered and In very desirable neiorhood. Any
Wishing view the land will call John Craft and h. will
take place In showing II 10 wishing purchase In
my absence Col I. White Capt D. Whitehead auiori
zed " SELL aud the lille usually
land. This
Tobacco and Grain Of every description Aso, The finest
Apple and Peach Orchards anywhere In the county.
TERMS.-One half cash, the balance in twelve months
nov 1a-cts. d. W. LOVE
NOTICE. IF the above sale does take before the
18Th day OF November 1862 it will positively be sold HAT
day. The sale 10 take place on the premises.
eff ID. W. LOVE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
Trustees Sale of Newspaper Property.

pursuance OF deed Of trust executed 10 by Jacob
EeheIs the 1zh day of November ISIS, slnll the
3Ut ay of 1867 in the OF Liberty, Na pro-
coed " sell al public auction The highest bidder uncaf ~
the Newspaper Establishment known the Bef0rd htati,
This Inns II circulation I'll eight nine hundred,
with iiie exeriion could be- largely increused and II
large advertising and job patronage II established In Au.
gust 1884, and of business make IL pay very hand
someiy.
For further particulars reference be had 10 the Messrs
Button, u the pUr1inidR, or the subscriber.
JAS. T. JOHNSON Trustee Liberty, Va.
d. i. CRESsHAw, Aueiioneer aug 3l,t2awt3lscii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
Valuable Real Estate For Sale in Liber!y.

RING 10 rtaaOyc, offer Tor sAc lIlNnIt!. h
HIs dcsYrbie RESIDENCE known Chestnut Hin, mar
{ery The lot rOntains 95s acres OF land having On
besides two oaeas grounds adjacent, a all the hcets-
sar, onLuIdnes and conren.nees either 'hlh's ne" " II"
good repair .t 49,,
and A. led up xiib nex im,.ycd Hydraulic Machinery!
aud all The nectss,rt for conducting ie MANI
fncturing busnsss scale. There are ais" ON Inc Fac
iory l,,l liox SboD AMI Houses for lic ltnltS
deem II unnecessary io give mare particular description
Of this property, persons wishing l" purchase are ''u 10
examine for iietastsses =, .,,
Should the sbore property not be disposed OF before the SIN
Iay ~ October aeyt will that day be offered at pubic
auction !, the highest bidder, upon liberal q ed,
aug 2l-dSiawtds MltA1Ah pA' ie'
r1y- Richmond Wing copy ctdA . -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
Trustees Sale Of aLOt.

10y virtue Of deed executed to the undersigned by Patrick
- Hendnken and bis wife, dated 10Th November, ISL. aud
recorded In the Clerks ofce Of the Court of the County
Cumpbe In trust to the debt therein mcniued shall,
the Path day 0f SEPTEMBER 1879, upon pre-
misses proceed ~ sell public auction for cash. THE LOT
Franklin m near the city Of Lynchbur In said decd
ed with the mIroy tereon-ihe said lot adjoining
Alley Of sly feet aud running back 1872 feet, described
said deed EOBr. j. DAVIS, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

Exsz5fy 4 kfSRi iSil.
FALL - -! "a Z s.3'l s455s ssIvER'
: =. 8: 81 = .:sss;;|s. !, !, S,s.s Fl,
,Ss;s 49, :ss. s" !; Sa !: 9:
' $s: !; : "a 60 .: ::;': eis
~: u 9 L s.. ss ss ss
.s .ss ~ss ss s '
large portion o. hs Land James River how grounds Of
dassns and every portion q il drained with grea facility
H isS s y ii kinds Wheat Con" Oats
IN.
Of mile about 400 feet Of which Is considered very saua-
Vile RsIaad and The water being o. sufficient depth adm,
vessels Of large sss 10 The wharf
adjoining the Msns4sss, Mills e. which y srranse%sa.
VI %n shs ,ees o. shs town 'aeH force
The improvements this Farm comfortable DWELLING
Of choice fruit res and numerous springs Of exseen, sar
also, reservoir which supplies through h,dranls The entire
Tss p1osny ,ss % s he of and town
of Manchester renders valuable for building purposes
he rivsr opposite Rockets wha,c. and yards,
Tho land being prepared for the s'i Fail crops Possess
will be given for seeding Wheat standing
crops gathered and full possession the st day of Janua
~, $780,
The property on the river and adjoining Manchester will be
laid on Into lots slares md the bance land will
aid ARMS Of AMPLE size Inducements here are
unparalleled in the STATE Of Virginia, both to the capitalist and
others. ''
TERMS OF follows For all 5000 and under,
cas the balance ut and yearsfor all F50
aud under ta00 cash; the balance at l. and .cars
and al sus seeoo onefh cash. the balance al
and the purchasers negotiable notes. with
interest added payable substantially and secured by trust
deeds. ~
entire properly sold The day advertised
sale will be continued from day day. commencing the
hour, until the whole Ia disposed of
Persons desiring 10 the property referred 10 Mr. tnAs
MARX, resides the and for further Information.
apply to the Auctionecrs the Undersigned,
plat OF tie property be at the Office of the Auc
toncers. SAINT. MARX,
Executor Of Joseph Marx deed
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Son, Auct'n.
n. BAner crops gathered they viii be sold,
together with Stock, Farming implements, &c &c,
which due notice win be given. :. NJ
sept 81 c2awtl2oct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

IL N y ii Is u II u u - IL II II u II
LiNCURtRG, IiR6iAjA.
ENE fourth nnunnl session of this Institution will commence
Il on lit 9Th September
The lotnn Is Of the heahicst md accessible IN tho
entire South aud the oi study! both Classical and sclen
thc, e'lunl 10 tn Of any Of the American colleges
The Mliiar, Department shall be efficiently maintained
der the Mr. j. H. BlankcnSp graduate of Tho Vir.
gina Milnat, Institute recently connected with tho
United Stat, Coast surrey
FACULTY
Rev. W W. WALKER, Chairman " As Faculty, Professor
Of Muuinl nnd Momi Science, and OF History.
IycrHars a. MArurw, A. NJ Professor OF Latin and Bellies
Ialtrrs.
T. H. cAuEL A. u, Professor OF tho Greek Language and
Literature.
u H. d, ,SKrssnr Professor Of Mathematics nnd instructor
Of TACTICS
GaniASp, A. NJ. Professor Of Constitutional law.
A. LASaHoGNs NJ d. Professor @! Anatomy and Ply siol
oiogy.
q. A. sARTonI .I.D Professor Of Modern Languages
SAINT NJ. 0oopsos, Principal of The Grammar School.
EXPENSES.
Hoard ~ per week; wasg u 70 month"; fuel md lights
$40 Tuition A2o In the Grammar School, aud 40 In
the Collegiate Department Tor hag session.
e Catalogues, containing further Information can be OBJ
iained by addressing III. Chairman of the Faculty.
luis u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

"a Rock FLuxc."--John Roberts and James
Gatewuoa, free negroes. ware before the Mayor
yesterday. on The charge Of disturbing the peace.
Lakewood. ii seems threw rock as Roberts: which,
however, failed TO hit him; whsreapen Roberts
seized hold If him, throw him down. and adm'ns-
tered very thorough pnmmsling. oafswooa was
ordered fflseu la%kes. and Robsrts discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
New Millinery and Fancy Store.

New Millinery and Fancy Store.
MISS ROSENSTIlGL IL GUENTHlIIt
MAKE pleasure In announcing The ladies aud citizens Of
Lynchburg and surrounding country that the, have taken
the upstairs floor Of the Warwick House, whcr. they will,
md after Tn the 18th inst, offer inspection
and large stock Of Paris Flowers Feathers Ribbons Bon
nets Caps Couers, Head Dresses Plus kcis Jewey, ona
cnts Embrodces uehcs French Corseis Hoop skrs Ia.
dies Hose Gloves saxony Yarns, real rssc frcc Thread
aud Blond I.nees
The Ladies respectfully aud specially solicited 10 call nn
examine stock goods which of the latest styles and
which viii sell wholesale retail IN ask Il trial,
conhden, offer such Inducements 10 purcas
crsa must secure their orders sept lb-dy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

BAnLfycpkx john 0'ccan> tsn1n5 vas
found drunk on the street, Monday nin6s. tshay-
ing in u disDrderly manner ; was taken to tho
cage, aad next n,rning in,pdused 10 The Mayor.
on his prcurng Railroad ticket 70 lake him
10 Richmond, and his promising to leave Ly the
next train. ne was discharged from custody.
Patrick Sullivan, . gentleman hsilinx from the
same scction Of the wurld "a the per-onage above
named, was ayerhAaIed by tie watch. while they
were ON their way ta.ths cage with the last-me-
toned Individual. They reported him as drunk
aud swineing;" that Il. not exactly staggering;
and they made him ons Of the party. On his pro-
missing 70 leave the CITY without unnecessary delay
be was discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
CITY AND srArh AFFAIRS.

Tue SYsop OF yrAofsIA yin meet = ziHfrty %
day. The opening sermon VIII be tfsaeted by
the Moderator tonight, as o'clock, ID ~ Pres
byterian Church. ks.e &1 +
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

RuxAwAr AasrsrxD. Adsiihe. slave to John
III. Johrson. who absented herself from the place
rested by the police yesterday and delivered to the
agent Of her owner. ssAs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
DIED.

In this city on the 10th inst, Mrs. MARY Ann
PRICE, in the 10Th year of her age. an vile II
Edward Price. s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

- THAT Desirable TAVERN STAND In IOVINGsTON
H; known oTEI, is for sale privately I'LL
the 4th Monday SEPTEMBER when 1t will bc sold publicly or
Terms liberal The attention Of business men is
called this property Apply to VIM :. Jones, Tye Lis,r
War.l,nnsa or Whitchcad IoYingsnn. p-t2fseiI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
FALL. WINTER.
I. UNTERMYER,
MO l2R M AIN II r 4 T. #

NO. 1913 M AIN ST r. Z EFT,
MOULD call the attention Of the public 10 his large AMI
w well selected stock Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING comprising complete assortment Meus Youths md o,s
Also his stock of G"ntenlcu's
which, in point M quality, beauty and durability ca
enge comparison In addition am III receipt OF large and
fashionable stock Of Piece Goods which am prepared 10 make
TO order by measurement.
would call particular attention 10 the Incl that nj least
half of extensive stock of Clothing Ii manufactured
in this city, under my own supcr,sio thereby saving 10 my
the Northern manufacturers profit besides selling 10
them the best made Clothing 10 be had where Please bcar
In mind That ussornciit In thc
cline Of am continually replening IN, stock by
manufacture have constantly hand Extra Size
Clothing, III the largest u My soek of Youths and
Boys Clothing Is extensive comprising ever. sly 10 be- d,b
ed, and mostly all of NJ! own make. -
J. tNTEEMYER,
Two doors above the Bunk If Virginia,
sent l5-dty VA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

FiRIso 4 PIsToL.-. Martin. slave to John IT.
johnson, Tor firing "a pistol In Bussard. on Sun
day AFTERNOON last, vas ordered Is lashes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
GEO. ID. DAVIS
GROCER AND CORNERSTONE MERCHANT


GROCER AND CoMMISsIO DIN MERCHANT
Opposite the I2r0iaid Bd.k, Lf-yCHSfRG, VA.
In receipt OF very large and well selected stock OF
nA STABLE DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, suoks WOODWARD Rorn
Loar Crushed PuIyersed Coase, New Orleans and Cuba
sugar,
Extra aud double extra syrup Cuba and New Orleans No
large No Mackerei and Cut Hesrin Family cured Baceu
Hammered and Rolled Iron, Iron Axles and OaH Wagon
bellows Anvs Vices screw Plates Horse Iasp and Filesi
and Lamp OH White Lend, zic and othsr Paint
French aud American window Glass and putty; ~
French and Philadelphia Calf skins Harness and Solo Leather
do Yards Flax and FLAX and cotton Linen best quality,
Corn, Candies, Nails Horse Shoes, &c. &e.,
All Of which will be sold cheap for cash exchanged fI
country produce Examine my stock before you buy. will
ny the highest cash price for Germ Weo Wool RollA Fns
luce consigned for the best market price, and make
prompt returns aud solicit patronage may es-dts
'y4 Sewing Machines.
ADIES wishing Machine 10 do sEayAsTs toARss CioIuxs
as sa
known Tailor In t. county, who only Ind about 20 minutes
LrrsviIIs, Campbell county, Va, juno is,h 1862
Mr. WM, L. PAaE.-l ain well pleased with Bariofs Sew
ing Machine, and would not exchange u for any have scen
find difficulty In operating with II kind OF CLOTH
from the ihckes Cashmere y the finest Linen Wehaye made
and oeraed six different kinds of Sew
Machines but Barhofs and Singers are the only Mecnea
Mat wsu ss. ass % eone. s's
cheapest mneine II simple IN construction,
understand and not likely 10 get out Of order. Amos
that worked year, give Bsrholfs ths preference
Respectfully yours, de-, CAROLUS q. TERRY.
r & ind no jnicuy in getting my wife Bar
done for the man that invented Sewing Machines w The Shut
tic and Lock Stitch june lGdinhl G. q. T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
Timely NotIce--Paymeut Of Accounts.

II Is matter Of very great importance and
N small consideration these indebted ~ account
take is opportunity OF nfoning my friends who
hills, that wish them settled la July-that being r,gt
lar collecting seasonand that they will lind their bills rn
store the LIST day of July Those who failed 10 settle
In January will be afforded opportunity early Ia july, a,r
which time, II payment Is not made, shall bc compelled 10
enforce payment l.. !. AkMlsTEAp,
june l1dis-kep copy. No. 100 Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
Strawber1.v Plants.

Strawberry Plants.
WE Offer sae the fnlown Varieties vis Wilson's
w Albany Hooker Peabody and Lizzie Randolph, nj "a
cents per % per hundred o,ey, Barns New Pine,
1ongwors Prolific and all the old leading varieties at u
per hundred
ENTERTAINING RAsPBERRfEs.
Deled Foniency and Meryille viii produce good crop Ia
Autumn 90 cents per plant or ~ per dozen.
Orders left with Dr. j. H. Thon,son 81 bis Drug Store
our Nurseries, will be promptly attended to-
sept fg-dim Old Dominion Nnrsures, LyncbburR, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

TasowiNo SroNEs.- Henry. slave TO Capt. Me-
pooly, a white man. was ardered ten lashes 1t
appeared in evidence. that Pooly Was in disrepu-
table locality, very drunk, and deserved more
thumps than the negro case him, but the Mayor
thinking that Henry ought to have known better
than to have associated with such company, and
especially in such quarter. concluded that a
slight infection Of corp'real mighta'ase senden-
ture he orde, ed The ten stripes aborementianod.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

FREIGHT TRADE.-Reeeived at Dcpot of Va. A
T. r. r. 10 loaded Cars consisting Of 400 bush
els Wheat SO barpels Flour % 900 lbs. Tobacco;
10000 lbs. Misceilaneeus There was % loaded
cars sent west this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

CuAsLrs. slaves to Mr.. Staples who was charg
cd with ntoning john sKinckis's 10y. Dick. was
before his Honor yesterday. hnt IL appearing that
the two boys hadpreviousy been excellent friends;
Of, was done 80 = playful spirit, tho boy was dis
charged ESQ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
I4YNCHBURG SEMINARY.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladic'

TENIlE Fourth Session Of his Institution viii
Il MONDAY september 9th, otg
Tc,mS pri Session. Of Fin Months.
BOARD. with additional charge for Extras 10
Preparatory Department 10 10
Intermediate including French and Latin. 20 M
Coll, giac OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 20 10
tse Of Instrumental Vocal Music dali, exercise without
additional chargc) .........-.,.., .....,.,...." 90
Drawing, Painting and Embroidery cNrn.
N II, Two Ancient and Two Modern Languages requisite In
order Ia graduation.
Far particulars aud circulars address
~ dim :. u. WILLIAMSON, PRINCIPAL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o Il, nLd, d. d., President of Rich
moni College, ,neAOn wlh which Institution he nj
tine nusi Mrs Zen. harrington, In whose Young Indies
SEMINARY EicIuiend ne buei the Classical Department.
the Faculty "iihc University o rginia Ia In a05 al which
session he i,k i Law Course IN hlt Institution. In Lynch
lsrg Rev. j. H. Mtri, y. H. md Rev 6 W. tnrter, ID. H.
the recently appointed Professor in the insefs, of Mississippi
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.
FYNilE Trustees New Iandou Academy
In announcing The public, that The, have placed AT the
head long aislcd and well endowed Institution. Mr.
.ionS H. WIss1oS, late Principal Of wcs,~ood school
Iynchlurg
sound scholarship, skin aud experience IN teaching, high
ount and u feiiciluns uuiun Of sunvy Of manner
with nnexbty OF purpose constitute IN the opinion Of the
board of Trustees of the recommendations of their new
Principal
The School will re-ocu the lsi Of October next aud close
the LIST July. with n of week nj Christmas.
TERMS.oard and tuition f2l5Iighis and towels furnish
ed by The student. Contingent Ice fioo.
Information, address the Principal Mt Iynchburg
aug 20 dlioct HECTOR HARRIS, President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

r. L. A. c. What has become Of this ancient
and popular company. which attracted 40 much
attention ct the last Agricultural Fair in city
1t is to 10 hoped that they win Immediately reor-
ganize for "grand sntree display" next month.
during the Fair week. Organise, boys, organize !!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

REriRED.-D. r. Bislie, Esq, has retired from
the Executive chair Of the Carrtuck and Norfolk
Steamboat Company. DR.. T. Nortrn of Curri-
tuck Co.. N. c.. has been appointed to fill the va
cancy until the next regular meeting.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
Mss Mansenss School for Young Ladies

bis cause which appea hare been duly maiard In the
Clerks Office 10 all The defendants except fN Pagf trns
zee &c. this day 70 b. heard upon the bill answer OF
!. Anderso H. D, Flood and James be1sgh Jr and exhb-
u.s. and argued by On consideration whereof The
Court by consen parties BY their counse confirm the
vale made BY The ttusloe Flood and doth adndse order aud
decree that OF the Commissioners Of this E0ur do tale
aeecau pr al The Hens the property Ia the bill mettoned
sna heI ratire prioeA and make report thereof 10 the
Court And thc Court doth order that nOe Of the taking of
hese seeonns be gsen By publication week for four
successive Res IN OF the psass published In the city OF
Lynchbug and that all persons having said real esta
% To produce evidence heof before the eosaas
who may take said day 10 be mentioned
: ~ j. W DUNSiNGroS, Clerk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
DR.. 8. Johnson. Dentist.

Furniture! Furniturcl!
%~EK3 GRATEFUL for past myors, the subscriber would
his thanks hia friends and the public gener-
ally, md lnform them that he has hand land
s1 constantly adding thefcto}s large assortment Of
ELEGANT FURNITURE, a
MANUFACTURED Ky sKILLfuL woRKMEN, -
the very beat MATERIAL and hniscd In The most
desirable manner Ills snek cinbruees every article usu
ally gotten In the must extensive manufactures
He solcts call from those wsng % purchase, feeling
sucd that he and will give satiaesn In rgard ~ both
price AMI quality of work.
~ Iinlr and shuck Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD j. FOLKES.
WarerOoms md Mandatory doors below Liberty Ware
house. Ian 4-dAcEtf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

ing, va. was tnunu lying on Tue Pase'Dchtin that
city, Thursday night stabbed to the heart. His
brother. William Stewart was arrested for the
horrible murder. The Wheeling lntelligencer
saws: e1s ,7 -154---
Those who first discovered him supposed that
lie had fsllea and injnrcd himself upon the curb
stone. DIR. Bates was cent for, and ON feeling the
pulse, discovered a small spot Of blood upon the
shirt boson, bot no signs Of life. The Doctor tore
open the shirt and discovered wound about
inch long directly opposi,e the heart evidently in
fcted with knife The body was carried into Mr.
SIS storehoase. which was near, aud coroncrs
jury summoned
The Coroner jury continued their hearing of
the case,on inf,n.aation being given that person
without was coasersant with the facts that led to
the death of tie deceased. This person proved to
be man named Mercer, who was brought in be-
forc the jury. On being sworn he seemed reuc-
tant to tei what be knew. Int at last with cum
siderable vebenencc, exclaimed: by Cd,
gentlemen, I'm on my oath. Jim Stewards dead,
and Bill Stewart killed him." An instructive aud
involuntary shoulder ts,riiIed the crowd present
hearing this. Irnediately the officers were dis
patched to VIM Slewart's residence where tic was
was found in partial state If iatoxication. lie,
On being apprized by the officers Of the nature of
their errand. refused to 60 with them.but on their
further insisting an his accompanying them, he
came along. saying notiling specially. but arra-
rently in q denure and half insensible mood. the
result, partially no doubt. of his intoxicated con-
diton. When drought into the presence ri his
murdered brother, he seemed to give particular
indication Of any special feeling alent it. and it
was hard to arrire at any conclusion rs to how he
was afeeted.s
The general sentiment seemed to be that VIM.
Stewart was the murderer. and without further
particulars he WAS taken to Alderman Wrigbt's
office aid from there committed 10 jail. While in
the Aldcrman's office he sat to one side Of the
crowd, apparently wrapped in dreamy, no,sc"n'-
initial sort ola naood. He will have a farther
l.carng today. when It is expected that the full
facts OF this most hcinous crime will be clearly
brought out.