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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
New Fall Stock

4NCW L ctlA oLOCh.
lust arrived from The Northern cities with a full s.
- FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, for gentlemen. r.
latest styles and the mos; fashionable apparrl, ut
prices be found al establishment No 10 Main Sire
Also large supply of Gents Furnishing Goods whicl 4
will sri lower than any other house In this city Hats the
est styles Boots Shoes Of al qualities and prices ou l
Nases aud Umbrellas from The best Eastern factories ar
exhibition and will be sold cheap.
Youths and Boys CLOTHING IN all styles and qualities
Please call at HIasII sraAusL Abeiween Nowl In Il Muir
and A. G. Lewis and look Tor your self Our
been. selling cheap 10 increase custom.
Manufacturers and Farmers will do well examine oar
OF oer'a ants Clothing, Shoes, &e., &c. sept 24I,
NOTICE,
ENiE Twenty Fifth Annual Meeting of the Stock
Il james River and Kanawha Company, viii be held a;
Compan.s oHiyc in the City OF Richmond Monday thu a.
October next.
PROXY.
KSow Mrs. PRESENTS: That the subscribe
being Stockholders the j RIVER KASAwuA tuar
NY, do hereby constitute AMI appoint ----, tn
and lawful Attorne! and Proxy, To represent each
General Meetings of the Stockholders Of said COMPANY,
within six from and AFTER the date hereof when VT a.
not personally prestn Or represented by other Prov
with full power ana auth rity at such General Meetings
could give do member " the said meetings il
were personally Present. and We do hereby ray and
Whatever vote or votes. All said Attorney
fully give do for in pursuance Of IN authority hereby
icrrcd upon him.
WITNESS hands and seals this day Of - an
Thousand cisht hundred and -. SEAL
lesit, - SEAL.
By order of the Board OF Directors
sept 2l,i.awloet2t WM r. MUNFORD, s.crcar.
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Trustees Sale Of a LOT.

DY virtue ~ deed executed TO the undersigned h, n
Henrken and his wife. dated 10Th November at
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the Court nj the c. an
Campbcii in trust to secure The debt therein mentioned
SATURDAY, the 24th dry Of SEPrIMBEI ssy unn ~ ''
misses proceed 10 sell at public auction, for cash. 1Hr
Franklin Hill, The city Of Lynchbnrg IN said deed "
ed with the improvements thereon-the said lot aJio,,
sold by Henry Davis TO james Mclaughlin with tnne "
Alley Of s2h ct and running back 102 feet as des, 1T
said deed ROBT j. DAVIS Tn, u
sept lj-deodt2Isept ''s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry

DR., Wlstar'S Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
NJ BAilbUS Pictorial. of 2ith July, :-IraIlzing
'1<J III" true sense of responsibility attaching The Eli
Tor NJ AMI Publisher OF widely circulated Journal should
decent little les, than crime medical com
pound The >i virtue of which could in
doris This baIsric compound has become Il fixture:
AMI ~ persons Mp suffer, and have in vain attempted to cure
Their w-h' 'i-, Bronchial or Pulmonary Com ,iins nhAr
us 'h lhl> Hlr,Iulled rei.ic,iA.
ITO thhiNin. Certificate ,lsn -ul.i.,
cljIiis conclusive:
from Rev Henry Won formerly Editor the Congreca-
u3nHi Journn, Concord ~ H.. recently American Consul
Al H'Hr'"'t, s,rii, and now Chap lain in the Navy.
=, 49, toN"okn, n. ill., March .
Mcs'r' SETH W. FowLE II Ch,-.henHeaen Two years
ago s~ch all violent attack Lungs confined
Ia ~! bed Tor several weeks and yrre was N,
nieh oppressed b! difficult! Ia breathing len u,-
ahcd" sleep or rest upon bed lay night The suffering wus
tNrcne, aud Judging from the lnehe:icy remedies used
supposed the disease inruahc BEING persuaded To try bot.
Tie OF H'|rs Baisd" @ HiM dasry without confidence in
rs tic'F found the difficulty almost cnre, before
nt N' used III. sympathy with my fellow sufferers
uu'N r u make his public the mr.
tieie To- Others siuiiar afflicted,
With respect, yours truly.
HENRY WOOD.
Nonr genuine unless signed l. BUTTS IN the wrapper
ffnri J." = W. FoN LIZ II co, BosToN, and for sale by
d'' Nlrpir GO, and John II. seay, Lynchburg; T.
T. r" amp'il c. H.; and by all Druggists aud dealers in
"'e'"'"' tf'iSht Tue rtl AMI country. SEPT 12-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
CHILMOWEE SPRINGS ron SALE.

THE undersigned, Commissioners appointed by a deer,
the Circuit Court OF smyth county, in the of L. +
aud others against Benjamin Patterson and others
TUESDAY the 18th day Of OCTOBER next being tn, fin,
of the October term of Smyh County Cour sell nj the
door Of the Court House Of Snyih county, Of u
GLIDING the celcbraied CHlIIOWEE SULPHUR sPRIN
unsurpassed Ia Medicinal virtue by any mineral waters m
State. These springs have had rom the earliest se,i
the country great celebrity; have effected many rein
have been much rssorted by visitors when ac
ations could be had, and doubt would bc rr.,r
b! hundreds and thousands, If improved they Should -
They are situated within about mile VI the Virgniu " ,
Railroad, IN the county Of Smyth, in the valley u
middle fork OF Hoston, In Of the fertile and bean
regions Of the Southwest. A railroad OF easy and ,.
grade could be made along level valley, extending trt
Nirgnia h Tennessee Railroad 10 the Sprngs The SIS
bold and capable Of supplying any number Of visitors a.
grounds handsome and afford beautiful sites bl
for extensive establishment. Capltslists invited 10
anime the property, Investment speculation pres.
greatailrnctions
TERMS.-rle sale to DC credit of one, two tire
foar years with ntercs thereon from and after lii. cxp
of one year The purchasers To give bond and approved
curii, and the tile retained till the purchase money pad
BEvE FL y Z J1iiSSoN' ,co,amlssi,o,,
aug 9-dAel0ci9
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d. nj ATTHIAS d Co,
NO. 81 a1aiM 'treet, burg, VI

All BEG leave to call tho aienon Of the public to the
Vzt$&sarge and elegant stock OF FALL IL WINfER Gooi'
V<&Mnc wiz lie open for Inspection MONDAY next
mgr ~ consisting IN part Of yer, Large lot Of Velvet b
agreat variety Of handsome Bonneis Miss Hats, Chidr
nis ana on' Ei5b1ns Flowers Feathers koncies l''
is iaek Front aui Side Hair Brai.s and curle Jet o
a mg. r"uy Hair pins Combs brushes soaps peaa
a Hoop e&ir:s, with an elegant lot Of FURS, from q ~
$40 sett, with many articles too numerous 10 n.non
e assured that all IN want Of goods will nnd their adv
Tag " call Oh US as We are prepared 10 sell ut very reasoha'
orers rom the country will receive particular attention
sept 23dts j. NJ & CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
Maka Your Own Soan

FINHE Keystone state Sap"nider, Concentrated I've viii,
Il make soap with little tFoabie viii clean iva. is
valuable for all purposes whore strong i've Is reon. w,
make hard water sofi &c. -
We would caution the trade inst the qccos
Of this article has induced unprincled parties to initiate
Full directions with each package. "
largo supply for sale by JOHN H. sEAY
2i-its pr,1a.,
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M. II. BOHANNAN.

Q sue nj Agent & lie 2toi, and Nota p ~
A TIE DS 20 hiring negroes the sale IL prolril! SO, ~
IA respectfully solcits the publ patronage.
sp ~ tau EC0
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
FUTURE DAYS,
BY G. X. PHELPS, Anctioneer.
Household and Kitchen Furnjturs

nN TUESDAY Morning, the 9th inst l will sell at In, ,
~ dence Of Dexter OBEY, Church Street. a large M.
mcnl of elegant and wel-kept Household aud Kitchen I
tre, embracing almost every article apperalnng To G
keeping. Sale to commence al O'Clock. ~
seui 2i-ttyt G, r. PUFJ ps A..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
salc of Tavern Property at Nelson "a IL

SsA THAT desirable TAVERN STAND in LOyINGsf"
E known as the "CsSTRAL lIorEL," Is for sale pr,nl
the 4h Monday in SEPTEMBER, when ID will be sold pub
rented out Terms liberal The attention of busin,s ", J.
called TO this property Apply 10 VIM 5. Jones' ~, r
Warchouse or 30. Whitehead, Loxingston. air ls1.
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9 l. 0 T II l N q .
Gil SIS <. lS\I\l,

4 RE now opening splendid STOCK Il; FALL AND
IN WINTER CLOTHING, nj their store No. l3g Main
I.nchburg t. VIII the! invite the all their pune
tual customers md The public.
As they inled In the future restrict ,cr credit. la s
pers.ns pas promptly, need ask credit wi,s IN f.
list OF Jay. lSri and unpaid prny,
cd they have been asked Tor the ii an, nrw
10 oIcuud for body whose credit Is no, IN mes
tiunablr. sent Yl-,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Stockholders Meeting.

M. THE Stockholders OF the Planters Savings Bank
McR will meet the Book Store u Messrs Payne n
Black ford this Saturday evening" at O'Clock, for the pur
pose Of organizing eectng officers DE full attendance is
re-, lcsed. sept 24-dlt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
SWEET POTATOES.

6WHHT POYATOES
/ AM now reeevtng SWEET POTATOES daily from ~ y
farm In Hanover, good the that be found ~
hia or any esher market which se wholesale or rsS
q the lowest market price Persons In will do wei
give me call before purchasing elsewi,sre. -
@tgN W. p BURNETT,
sept ia-dlm Market Hous I, Lynchourt-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

FIJI , MAN y FACTORY,
In EichmOad.va.C Cor. 9rh 5. 4 ary SIS.
FL L E 8 A N d r A S PS
Made and TN hand Of the best English Cast Steel
tW- OLD FILES EECUT As GOOD As NEW as
2I-,i2t Ian sill uIS
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oANDIDATTs r0R CLERK.

~ We are authorized to announce WIN. A.
candidate for The Cerksip Of the County
{ onrt II Campbell. sept Paddle
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
The York River Rauro,,

The Lyuehburg ViTginia", In noticing the completion
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad. "a far ne the
White House, says:
"Tbe road viii be a valuable one TO Richmond in many
respects. Its eastern terminus. West Point is AZ con.
foence OF the Pamunkey and Mattaponi rivers. which
together, form the York. From West Point to the Raw
iss strait chute, aud up to West Point the York river Is
n~avigsble for the very largest ships.
Evidently, therefore, instead Of coming I'D to CITY
Point, and sending their cargoes to Richmond on small.
Ter eraitthe vessels ofhesYy tonnage trading to Richmond
viii fud Il cheaper and more convenient IN 20 TO Yves,
Point. James River ls crooked, and in sone places
sb~auov-whilc York river is broad, straigh, and deem.
And the distance from the Bay to West Point, we take
1t, Is DOT more than half what Il Il from the F,y To Rich.
mond.
The York River Railroad il Of easy grade, built over
s level country, aud can carry lrsights cbenp. West
FONT VII be 10 Richmond what City Point has long
been 20 Pctersburg-th entrepo. Of all heavy tonnage.
brought either from foreign or domestic markets.
Ut is not Va this view alone, however, that we contem.
plate tie York River Bail Road. II win bring into cIose
communication with the metropolis Of the STATE. a region
ofcountry, the commercial relations Of which have beer
heretofore, altogether with Baltimore and The Northern
cities. The people Of the York River county have Al.
ways been Virginisna socially aud politically, but never
commercially. IL was - mach easier and cheaper 10 ret
tbeF agricultural productions 10 Baltimore than Rich.
mood, that the course Of trade has always taken the for.
mer direction. We look for a diversion 90 be created by
the York River Rail Road, which will rive to a Virginia
Gty q considerable portion Of a valuable trade. which
has served heretofore 70 enrich 9 city beyond the limit.
Of the State.
"But the York River Rail Road must not s,op AZ ws,t
Point IL l. q very short distance only from West Po,p,
70 Urbaoua, near the mouth Of the Rappabannoek-
Let the road be eIteDdcd 10 Ufbanns, and no, onl,
will an additional portion OF the State be made tribu,ar,
20 Richmond, bat a point viii be reached almost upor
the vc5 banks Of the Bay. A steam ferry from Urban
IA acro-s the Bay 20 the Eastern Shore would place III,
counties Of Accomsc and Northampton In direct commu
picauon With Richmond, aud re.unlte TO virrinls tina
isolated portion Of the Commonwealth. From Urbsbna
a line Of steamers might be started 10 Baltimore, and
oew route ihas opened 10 the Northern cides. which, II
navy respects, would be preferable 70 those nov In e1is
tepce,
On che whole, then, Richmond has reason 10 congrst
ulste herself upon the construction Of the York Rive
Railroad. Lett be prosecuted until it reaches the bros,
waters Of the IappabanDoek, thus connecting 40 ISOLATE,
portion Of de state with the metropolis, and tending sal
furihor " prod0oe that uui'y Of intercs, aud Of feelio,
smoug Nirsirlsus, which is 20 important 10 Der fsiur,
welfare and pro.peTty."
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

rm GaAnp Dsvss,ox - soxs or rur.sA,, - vr..
sniA-IthL eeay, sAeA commenced in isA Aussal
q q elos on Saturday norning Il YEA 20 sadsr-ssnd.
| Ne i.rGSt meeting OF The kind ever hsAi In Virginia no
kes n. soe d:,esasss havisg been p~ssent rsp~cssat.
ing ID Subordinate Divisions Il. all parts OF the Com.
monweslth. ranging from Aceomac and Norfolk to Prc.-
ton and wytheville, and from Harpcris Ferry 70 the Dor.
The report. sen. up ~(sihossA quite . number Of p,v,.
SONS failed 70 send In their rssarss) show . memhership
Of spyaras Of 5000. being an iscrcass Of moro than
rally reported In q healthy, vicoroas condition.
In addition to the Virginia neuben present Waiting
delegate ast.nded, from the several Grand Divisions Of
present. chief officer Of the Order In America. nj. w. p.
b. Townsend, ofSoush Carolina, also increased the In.
Grest OF the cccaion By bis pcsencs. aud charmed all
osnl,y Of his bearing. a. well y tho ability he displayed.
OF shich our citizens generally had so signal q proof In
nus lecture OF Thursday night
Que ct the chief subjects Reconsideration wa. the prr.
sent and future prospects, OF the Virginia Conductor. the
Temperance organ Of this State. ID was deemed peces.
ssry IN order to meet the g,owing circulation OF this pa
per, and In accordance with the general desire. to in
crease the size OF this sheet for the future, and it win
tnsrsiore soon appear in an enlarged form.
smp'oyment OF q Travelling Lecturer. Il vas considered
best to leave to business Of Ieciuring during the next
year. to the volunteer orators Of the Order in the various
localities throughout tho State.
Danvine was selected a. the Mace of meeting eor IN.
next Semi-Annnal Session Of the Grand Division. which
Will begin on the fourth "Wednesday in April, 1860; and
norfolk a. the place OF meeting for the next Annual Sea-
October, 1860.
The following are the officers chosen for the presen,
year. ~
Gen. 4. Bcckiey. OF Raleigh @. H., q. ". p.
Jas VIM. Morgan, OF Lynchburg. q. ". A.
Col Thos. j. Evans. of Richmond, q. s.
Jno- W. Ferguson, OF Richmond, q. T..
VIM N. Barnitz, of Christiansburg, q. O..
s.. J. Staples, OF Portsmouth, q. Sent
Rev. w. ". Greene, of Mccklenburg, q. Chap.
We are pleased TO learn. from the resolution which We
puDhshed yesterday morning. as nlso from nr;v.t. .o,-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04
Abolition ChnriI,.

The proverb says that charity begins at home. Adolf
tionism reverses it. One Of the murieters who met de.
served death at Harper's Ferry was Henry Lehman. On
his person was found a letter from his sister, disclosing a
state Of affairs In his fathers household compared with
which the condition of the lowest negro is enviable. She
tells him that during the whole winter she has not made,
and therefore has not had, unless il was given to her, So
much as fifty cents. She speaks of member OF the fam.
lily who has what she calls a "rery good place, in which
she earns Is cents a week. Another letter from his
aged and invalid mother tells him that if she had money
to buy medicine she could get well, but that she couldn't
raise a dollar 70 sare her life"
Having these real troubles, Henry Lehman cones to
Virginia to alleviate the imaginary sunerings of a race
frcer from suffering than any other IN the world. And
thisbe would do against their wishes and at the expense
efcrimes the most horrible, and bloodshcd almost endless.
II 1t were possible. the stupidity Of such charity exceeds
its crim!nal.ty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

TkIHUIE Oh RESPECT. =
AVA Greu Court continued and held for Che.t.raeld co,n,x -,
We court House thereof, on the 10Th dy Of Oetobs, A n i.Yo
The following preamble and resolutions were offered by a,,,anJ-,
Jones, Esq, and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, -inee the last term Of tls Court IN. IL, v,ouv NJ
NAsh, late Judge OF this Circuit, has departed tbs ur
neer. OF the Court: o. u
L. while We bow In humble submission to this d.n.n.,,i
OF Divine Providence. yet We cannot refrain nom An 49, !,
on Sss gre a. event, which has deprived the jndicia,y on
OF . prominent, upright and valuable citizen
: That We feel 10 4 melancholy nj. ,surr to he .t. In -.
our admiration Tor the unblem shed purity and spoiie. Integrity
y = ehara. ter which was the ornament 81 his lie our Livh 49,.
eisiion Of the lofty and useful services which he rendered HI. saan.
~ IN u- respohsihls had distinguished petitions az IeaisIator SEN
y ana n ~ our acknowledgement, Of the hish-toned sentiment.
men guided mr. conduct and characterized his coupe In an. al
charge Of those dutes. aud 81 The manly court,.y rh,,h -
biz in'erconrsr With all In whose society he vas throw. AM I..uv
q record here our testimony to the exp ,nsive mn,,ht 49,
rrous Impulses Of his kind and noble heart
In their irrrpsrable loss.
: That these recitation, be sprtsd upon the minute. and mad.
par OF the record Of the Court, and q COPY thereof "A. ~, !,
Ws CIefk ofthe Court TO the family Of The dsceased.
. That the action Of this meeting he pubusbed n, A. 1880.
pers 81 Richmond and Petersburg.
Acopy-t-ste, ". w. r. COauII c..L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-04

Thomas Carlyle In all Of his fierce assaults on 'tshams'
aud wind bags" never struck = harder blow or one
noee nssded than the one he dealt to that sympathy Zoe
csiminais which, In late years. has Characterised the En-.
glib people. In the good times Of honest loves aud hon.
est hates, this precious fruit Of civilira,ion-this sympa.
thy for erime-had no place In the breasts of men. To
love the good and to hate the hateful, was the simple
rule. An eve for an eve, . tooth for = tooth was the old
law and though = milder creed has obtained under q
better dispensaion, Il were folly and perversiou Of chris.
tianity to expend sympathy only upon the most harden.
ed criminals as has become the practice Of modern times.
Take for example the case Of John Brown. With fol.
" unparalleled, the Northern papers and people arc try
ing TO make a hero Of this wrctched outlaw. Except in
is airocity, we see but little in the crime which he COM
mitted to distinguish IL from other crimes, or in the
criminal, except = maniacal hardihood and unbeanblc
insolenee, anything to distinguish him from other crimi.
mails. No amount of morbid sympathy can shield him
from the fate which awaits him, nor from the condemna.
ton OF posterty as q brutal ruff an. The crime he medi.
lated embraced all other c~rimes-murder, robbery, ar.
son, treason, and another, worse than all, too hideous to
be named, too revolving to be thought Of. The great
and almost the only significance of the event, at Har-
per's Ferry, to our thinking, is the fact that those who par
~ticipated in It should have received am sympathy what
ever. This sentimental madness argues badly for the
pence Of the country, aud the safety of our Institutions
Tae occasion seems TO us TO call for a moro emphatic
expression of the conservative feeling at the North than
We have Vet had. Shall We not bEve it,