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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-12-02

Esa- We are again placed under ob,ations to
Mr., Ellmirc for files of late papers. is pre-
pared to furnish the public with any Iblcation
they may want
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-12-02
DIED,

On the 9th ult., at the residence of Col. David
Shropshire, Mr.. ROBERT LARKINs, in the 6ett year
of his age.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-12-02
The Land is as Fine and Level

as lands that know are selling in many parts of
the State for from $50 to 500 acre. For the
Milling and Stock business it offers superior induce
mnts. During the dry season the Mill does the
grinding for % or 80 miles around. There is tim
b.r enough on the tract TO pay for it hundred
times.
will either sell all together, or divide to suit
purchasers. If not sold privately before the
FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY NEXT,
will sell it at auction in Waverly on that day. |
will spend the week previous to sale at Esquire W.
j. Knights, near the premises and will show the
Lands to those wishing to buy-or Esquire Knight
will show them at any time
TERMS.-One- fourth cash. balance In l, 2, 3, 4
and equal annual payments. Security required
and lien retained on the property until all is paid
Title guaranteed.
II. ID. LEONARD,
Real Estate Agent. and Auchone@.
Nov L. lS59-tds.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-12-02

my Subscriptions must invariably be paid for in
ADYANCE-VSa
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-12-02
10000 ACRES
Humphreys Co. Land For Sale
AT $3.50 PER ACRE!
Klown as the "Hurricane Forge Property"
Now owned nv G. w Uillman

THIS TRACT is all in timber, except some 300
oriOO ceres, and lies on the waters of Duck River
AMI Hurricane Greek, three or four miles from Wa
vely, and the same distance from the
NASHVILLE & MEMPHIS RAILROAD,
witch Is NOW UNDER CONTRACT WlIph we all
krow Immediately doubles the price Of the lands
through which they run. There are $50 or l75
aces cleared, and has upon it of the best water
powers in the State, with first rate dana Grist
ard Saw Mill.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-12-02

1sS" The attention Of our readers Is Gale the
subjoined order Of exercises at the Presiiau
Church, on Wednesday, the 18th inst
DR.. Edgar, one Of the most finished pulpitors
DIR. Mitchell of renown, and other distiphcd
speakers, will be present-which assures,f q
rich and rare treat.
The great advantage Of and interest in Col-
lege, will draw out large crowd. Be sur go
early, SO as to secure seats.
EXERCISES OF THE DAY.
The Trustees, Faculty and Students, will able
at the College at % o'clock, and procce the
Presbyterian Church under the direction the
Marshal.
At lo4 o'clock the sermon will be preat by
the Rev. j. T. Edgar, d. D., of Nashville 7
The keys of the College will then be bell to
the President by A. Robb, ESQ, on behalf the
Trustees; after which the Rev. R. B. Mtlen.
D. d., the President of the College, will de- his
inaugural address.
EVENING.
AT O'Clock the audience will again asste at
the Church-the Trustees occupying the It of
the pulpit the Faculty the left and the snts
the centre block of pews. The exercises virgin
with music, followed by prayer; after wi the
Faculty will be addressed by Rev. w. II. hell,
d. d., of Florence, Ala. He will be folio by
Rev. j. S. Frierson, of Mount Pleasant, T. in
an address to the Trustees.
The Rev. A. L. Kline, of Tnscumbia. Anvil
then address the Students, and will be wed
with address to the Citizens by Rev. J. S. l. of
Nashville, Tenn. 81.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-12-02

sz- Blanks neatly printed, and ksI t
spTtartly or hand, for sale a: this ofset
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-12-02

rSV' chronicle Office over Pickering 8 E!'s Store.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-12-02

Bas- We are authorized to announce 7. NJ DUFF
as a candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Montgom-
cry county, at the ensuing March election.
July 30, lS59-tde
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-12-02

BsA- We take the liberty of offering few re-
ferences and could givehundreds more il necessary
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
An INDIGNANT Douglasits.

The Charleston News having male the sugges'
lion tia. 10 the event Of Douglas being nominated
for the Presidency by the Democratic Convention,
The Southern delegates should secede and make
another nomination for themselves, has received
several letters on the subject from ira,e Douglas
men. The following is ono oil them. which shows
the spirit Of the Northwestern Democracy:
MILWAUKEE. duly 27th, 1859.
Ednori Ersaing Ne,csThen. you do really
think that II Douglas is in danger q being mimi.
pated nj Charleston, the "Southcrn" delegates will
seeede and nominate for themselves. ! AIN sorry
you think So but still we can't helpit stephen
A. Douglas is bound TO be nominated !--your CT
forts to the contrary notwithstanding Yon are
.. andyou don't amount ID row OF
pins We like to see just such journals II. tho
News oppose Douglas. Moth 4 helps him more.
This State wisconsin, am proud TO tell you,
will send at least 1000. and If necessary 5000
men, Providence permitting | shall be one OF the
number. And all ask IL to got sight Of yon,
and will make "sow jam Of your head in two
minutes. Instead Of 10000" the North will
send 90 900,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
tU!LHOWEE SPRINGS FOR SALE.

I'llE Undersigned Commissioners appointed by deere q
the Circuit Court of Smyt county In the ease Of B r. Axe
and others against benjamin Patterson and Others, will
TUESDAY the 18Th ia! III OCTOBER next, being the first ID.
o the October term of Smit County Court, sell AT The
OF the Court House SnNt county 81 of arl
Guiding the celebrated Clil.lioWEE SULPHUR SPRING
unsurpassed IN Medicinal virtue by mineral waters Tia
State. These springs have hat from tine earliest settlement
the country, great celebrity; have effected many rnar
have been much rc-cd 10 by visitors when accor
,ations could he hal, and doubt would he
10y hundreds and thousands, If improved they should be-
They situated within about mile Of the Virginia Tea
Railroad in the county of Smyth, in the valley Of Nr
middle fork oi H">ton in of the most fertile and hau,
regions of the south West 4 railroad of and tra,
grad could be made along lcyel valley, extending from III
Virginia ~ tennessee Earoad 10 the Springs. The Spring
bold and capable of supply number of visitors, and ID,
grounds handsome and afford beautiful sites for building,
for establishment. Capitalists ,itcd
anime the property, investment speculation it pre,
great attractions.
TERMS-The sale to be II credit Of one two, three
Ir years, with interest thereon from aud acr the expiration
of one year The purchasers 10 give bond and approved
cur! and the title retained till the purchase none, paid
BENELEY l. JOHNSON tc,,,,;;,.
JAMES W. SIIEFFEY. "'h''''"'''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
Richmond Markets, September 8.

APPLES Apples s0@,'3 bu'hel of IS lbs; Dried
B."'swe now quote 1o340 Shoulders o,OoGsK
Mr1rn quote Butter at i2Dis cents-atter price fol
small fresh parcels Market duh.
quote Rio at II to isc for prime; lie for in
.t sa d to t s:a aSs M1sI "a , us o
' Aaagns .9s Ps5 - S sprhel" o.s
Coa"Wmc and Red Anthracite Coal, for CRATES, so
ot6oo r. ton Of s2io bs Unanimous Lump $3.50 u load Of
% bushels Hail *ioo per load smiths buminouS Coal 100
Cons Mk,--*i,O5 U bushcl Transactions in meal mostly
Florn~c"n,inars very dull with small retail demand
at 1000 M Sulcrtne, and s55QD0 for new; 1913 for Old
Extra sds,5om ssood6y,oo Tor choice brands Family
Frnrli,ns-De,nand light. We quote Peruvian at fos;
Mexican s21 Elie island go: latag"nan s2S soln9rr9
Gunnn go; Rhodes superb "Aal. Of Lime s4Si" = tom
i,.,,'s Manipulated Guano *!a Il ton. ~
SEQ ia No lIrrns' last sales, s.a s 70,
rS Family Toe irrrines tao Ihs 1850 Hall Ibls \"
l. t6,o bbls al,5o. Mnckerel No 3 $685. No i"
Tltls,fn-&l.2oa i,4o y huslel. a.o...
.ss 3, & aa"s vErr s9a SSS =. aunnT
msy stock and quote o5Gl1,io
laos asp Nig Iron si% q: !" quality ana dr"n
49, Common English sG; American country, none Gu: Nails
Len Lard in bbls ls4deooc kegs 1s0la}.e; pals
|
Northern &i,o0Gei IL; Virginia gOc4e 800.
MolAs>fs-Ncw Orleans 42ll tc; Cuba Muscoyado3O cls
| Clay cd Cuba 2s cts; Porto Rico 3sQI42 cts
OArs.Wc quote ln0100 cts u buse Of thirty pounds, from
wharyrs aud lcpots. New 3i1sc ..
OPfAl,rnn 10 cts; Shorts ID; Brown SiH I'm; ana snip
Stuff a bisi,i Nomina-stock IN the mills exhausted
O>ioSs-cd $40 bbl Of three bushels; silver skin
| 1870.
| igAs.--iack selling at &20l2,25 u bag 49,
PLAsTEl-lump sales by the quantity OF f3,I5dJ4W stock
increased Ground $500 St tlaborner do T>o
II ton. Shlrl's do 4 80 Calolned S2,3Ila2.D " Dbl
Pur,ruE>. We quote Northern Mercer 6~tlo cts; Nova
Scotia Mostly III the ncshborhood raisinS
EICE--.hG5ilr.
EYE-1u to SIC buhhel
STAE,H--Primc ora Gtb61g; Feari iGDo]Yc
SALIrErHE-yG1 Zoe. d ~.
sEGAssIhc late reaction in New York has depressing in
Market and ric,sarc shade easier We quote
a Porto Ehn, ,Gbteic Loni 1os, a. II 4,
Crushed iu and Powdered OQGl09c. Coffee sugar }susl
| quality.
sALI cargo. from wharf, ri 3d. from store IL 4oGa3 Loo
receipts Of oacco have not been large
week. the breaks large We quote inlcror
ugs Mt tl0ui Good $66Dl L. Fine bright s6N1fDGa; lnc
nor Leaf 3gUo; Good $9.oGlll Fine English $50 i2n
Good Manufacturing sl0GGl20; Zine si6 1914; Fine Fame.
\ eases f25Gt 100
TEAs-lmi,eria and Gunpo~ der 1'c.Getl.2o
| TAR-s2;0 u bib.
Wharf.-The market opened yesterday at n 25 for Red and
| 81 for White. small sales al these figures
WonL>niall parcels Tub Washed sold al 80 10 33 cts;
washed third less. Fleece us in quality
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.
81 ions A. lANoA srEg ~ son, for tie weeA endsng y


SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.
81 ions A. LANCASTER SON, for tie ree1 endsng Sept
lSa,.
Virginia per cents Registered Bonds, sales sa3% and ntcrrs.
Eiciinond II, Bonds, lasi sales, fa5
Petersburg lily Bonds, last sales $94.
l., nchhur- City bonds, last sales $40.
Norfolk iiy Bouis, last sales 40
Exchange Bank stock sales flOt
Farmers Bank stock, last sales fa5.
Bank OF irgnia STOCK, sales $12ls.
Eank Of The Common coitl Stock, last sales 31O0%
Richmond n DanNic H. K. Bonds guaranteed by State Of
Va. las sales fi6 and int.
Virginia Central K. L. Bonds guaranteed by Stale of Va, last
sal.> fa6 and ini
city of Petersburg Bonds guaranteed by Va last sales
go aud Inst.
James l;N, ad Kanawhl Bonds guaranteed by Stale Of Va
sales t.'l :. and ut.
Richmond FIRE Association Stock. sales at 40.
Virginia Fire ahd Marine Insurance Stocn, sales since iy
dcnd.
Virginia Central L. L. LIST Mortgage onis, last sales b. and
Virginia Central L. H. ID Mortgage Bends last sales s,yb
Virginia AMI Tennessee r. l.. Ist Mortgage Bonds,
~ ail lat.
Virginia L. H. 2nl Mortgage Bonds, last sales
f>iaud inst.
Virginia aud tennessee L. l.. 3rd Mortgage Bonds last sales
49, and int.
Orange at Alexandria H. L. Icr Bo,ls las. sales $,s
aniu
pran- Il Alexandria r. L. per cent Bonds last sas s9u
ANA int
Manassas Gap L. L. per cent. Bonds last sale, scO
Sohlh-Shic L. H. bonds. last sales 6,s.
South side X. H. Bonds, guaranteed Petersburg last sale.
~
Ricinou Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock las,
no
Virginia Central Railroad stock. last sales 500
kIrin1ul aud Petersburg Railroad Stock sales Hon.
Iiclm"li AMI ijnv'lc Railroad stock, stiles f6j
lanes liver AMI kanawha stock last sales -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
A Challenge to Douglas.

WIN. NJ. Cory, Esq Of Cincinnati. has address
ed written proposition to the Hon. Stephen A.
Douglas. c"re Of Mr.. Mannypcnny. Chairman Of
the State Executive Committee, offering 10 discuss
with him at Pixies Opera House. or other commo-
dious Hall. in Cincinnati. tho important topic Of
Popular Sovercignty-Mr Cory contrasting the
position advocated by the Illinois Senator Mr..
Cory proposes that committee Of tho best c'ti-
zcns Of Cincinnati shall arrange the details of tho
meeting, il tho proposition be accepted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
Tho Ernnch Mission.

The Washington States Of Friday afternoon last
says: II what we have heard be true--and wo
are rather inclined to think il Ex-senator Sldell
s, adheres to his determination not to accept the
French Mission II is now believed that the Pre-
sident has rendered it To tho Hon. Chas j. Faux
ner. Of Virginia. Whether he, too, will reject tho
gttcring prize, we aro not Informed. 1t is quite
certain TINT his acceptance is anxiously awaited.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
EXECUTORS SALE C:
Valuable Farm S-,J .,s.;.s,i-,r T

ASs OK FRIDAY, 10Th Of SEPTEMBER. Inil soi.. a..
WV ' Auction, the REsIbENc Of the lat,
-.s-wi,h about 10 LAND IL Is si. 81 mlc from
lynel1urg, ON the Campbell Courthouse turnpike. Th,n
on The p.tte comfortable and pleasant Dwelling ouse.
'" We'll If wafer large Tobacco Factory, aud all
tSsarf onholsts considerable portion Of TN, Land j. liz
htre' The place il well waiered. aud III make AN rNrott
DAIRY or Garden Farm, pleasant Counr, Residence. T
land has good ciay sub soil, aud is susceptible of high de-
gree " Improvement Persons wishing TO look ii viii ifa
call On The subscriber
~ the same tmc. will sci. % BUILDING LOTS, within
nan ile I" Inc corporation lire of ynclhurg adjoining he
Hs 1l Henry DAVIS, Isl dal the residence Of Cap
Me'"He these lots III" eligible 10 the city, and Of them
nav" commanding and beautiful situations
lEHMs-tredts of H. II and Is months will be given Bon
~h approved security required and the title retained un'
is' pay inthts are niA.c. G. WINFEEE,
ant:;J-.litawl6sept Executor of G. Winire. deed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
29GS Bags Rio and 2.7 Bags Laguyra Coffee

y y u & l. - n
w l. shall 81 WEpNEspAN, 18th iis nj our War"s
w the BASIN commencing ut IL, NJ, or inme'iatrI!
ter Messrs. Dulo, Monrrc tos sale of Sugar tr
OF the Wiufrcd's cargo. consisting Of
..bc bags io Coffee
very prime quality, and in d"ahc bags imported by ir
from Eio dc Jaco, and selected expressly Tor this market
Also,
227 bags Lagul Coffee, strictly prime.
1EgMs.Undcr 4lOJ, cash. over $lUi, on mohihs credit
appru,,d paper. CRENSliAW 4 Co.
sent II,riL Auclioutcr-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

EARTHQUAKES AT FAYAL.--A correspondent #
the Salem Gazette gives the following account of
earth quake shocks in Fayal:
"On the 18th of May, about II o'clock p NJ.
we had three shocks of an earthquake. The first
was sufficient to shake the house slightly: about
three minutes after another shock Jared every
thing in the house. and in moment the third
shock the house SO that we thought it would go
over. They lasted very short time sufficiently
long. however,to brighten half out of our senses
Some of the people got of their beds, and went
into the gardens in their nightcl'thes, and put up
tents To sleep in, which they occupied several
nights, thinking that if they got out Of the way of
tho house they safe, Our houses nre all built
of stone and are very strong; if they were con-
structed they in the United States, they
would have all been d, stroyed' Since this err, h.
quake we have had very cool weather-ahout us
cod as we lin Fayai have it in January"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
Tho Thing Explained.

The Oxford Mercury. of Mississippi, thus ex-
plains why Douglas prepared his paper on Squat
tor Sovereignty for Harper:
"The Southern press having long since ceased
10 nublsh tho speeches and letters of tho Illinois
Senator. because bis views are no longer in CON
sonance with theirs. he avais himself Of tho uni
ycrsal circulation OF the above profcssedly nen-
trial magazine in the South. to disseminate bis
views upon the government Of our Territories"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

"My WosK - DixE."-Such was the exclama-
ton Of an old man, 80 years of age. seated in
his house at sunset, with his hands placed upon
his head after having performed his accustomed
daily lnbors in the field. His work was done for
he soon after brcathcd hi4 last. How suggestive
the words: My work is DONE" We all have n
work to accomplsh---a destiny to fulfil; and with
what a calmnes of conscience must he meet death,
who departs not till ample time has been given
him to perform each and all the important duties
of life, and then can proudly say, My work is
done |"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
A Froesoiler ut Heart.

zlcd by Senator Douglas Squntter Sovereignty
manifesto hut finally reaches the following con
clusion:
The South mny rest assured-and does feel ms
purcd Oh one thing in regard 10 MIR, lhjGglas he
IL Il Presenter at heart"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

ArrIrDrel Apples none offering Dried reaches Peuu'
$500 unI,enled f2,2a ,.,, ,,a,,L.
Home Cured lZ6si24; Hams l2QD12< cents
BuTrEg.--Scarce ut 20 " % cents
CoRs.-Scarcc ut 81 Ia 10.
Cons NE.i--Searcc at VI 10 ] o.
FLorg&5 10 for Supcrhne; - for Extra 70 % ior "'
FERru.zygs.-pcruynn Guano 462,itt9 6o,O0 . =,
FIsIMnckcre No. 1890; clil Nova scotia herring ~"
l. 4G.Go.
FL,NSEsD.--kf 3,6Il,30 o,o -,
GLASS 81 800 90 Timothy 1925 to 2,o, Or
cbari ~ 21Go 30 Randall Grass ii ~ Ia l,za oo ~,
InoS AND SAts.-Mountala $,5Qps5 Rolled *iooD9o oio
Dominion Nails a425 la 40
LAgn--scarcc and In demand nj l2kd1l3 cents a.
LtaE-1 liomaslown 81 ,5O6Di 10, Mountain VI 0oDl,io
DATs.-iD6g45c
PLAsTER-I.,ose 5000, Packed 100.
PorArog@--,5caf$i M for New Irish
Wus>T-Ncw White II ,2o6e ID New Red s1,15Q11,2o
W,nt-ITuwasilcd ~ Washed 3,p0G3s cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

A TnREAr MADE "a YEARS AGO FULFILLED ny \
MAN COMMITTING SuiclpE.-A somewhat remnr-
knbe case of suicide occurred yesterday afternoon
the particulars Of which, us We obtained them If
one of the Coroncrs jury. arc ~ follows: VIM
Mocklcy, who resided at NJ. 30 Court street IN r..
ried "a years ago in Scotland, his native country,
and from some cause Or other soon after declared
to his wife that he was determined to commit sui
eide; threat which he has since repeatedly ut.
tempted to carry out and which was only effect ed
yesterday.
In the morning he attempted to cut his throat
with razor but after struggle Of near half
hour, his wife and children succeeded in wrestling
it from him. lie was subsequently attacked with
delirium tremens, but was quieted by the admin.
isterng of a rotation of liquor. In the afternoon
his vile and daughters locked him in his room.
and went a visiting excursion in some
other part of the city. When they returned at
yeo'clcck they found him sitting on chair
stone dead.
1t seems that he committed suicide by simply
tying strap around his neck, and fastening it to
nail in the wall, stopping respiration and the
flow of blood by throwing the weight of his body
upon, the strap.-Cm. Gdz. Wednesday,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

THE AMERICAN COLLEGE AT RoME.-Und"r the
direction of the propaganda. works are going on
with great activity in the convent Umilta in Rome
to prepare it for college. The great building
(stunto at the foot of the Quirinal, towards the
Corso) has been bought by the Holy Father for
$43. 900. aud is destined college for North A.
meriran ecclesiastical students The bishops of
the United States who are about fifty in number,
have recently sent $500 to the Pope for the nc
cessary wroks; and before the end of this year
the place will bc arranged, and will be able to re-
ccive one hundred students. The French College
has lately rebuilt tho church of St, Chiarn, and
by the side of it large establishment contains
sixty student. Spain has begun works for II ma
ti"nal ecclesiastical seminary, The South Amer
lean COLLEGE opened last year with thirty-iive stu
dents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

VATTIE IINS AND SIIEEP.
BEEfSals of several lots since wcekly report Il
50GGg Il 4. nett stock fair and market dull
hEAL-~aes Of tat Calves ut - To head, according TO
qualify. Market dun.
prices 81 5oQS55o q head, according
quality. Market dun.
Mrr"N-Wc quote fair 10 good Mutton at s2,5oGS4 q head
Market duh.
u:s\ No sales by wholesale Sales present consum pon
at f>.JU 4 evil; the latter for choice cora led.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

Mr.. Buchanan is rcprel to DO preparing m
@ aborate reply to the recent manifesto Of Mr.
Douglas on sqnater sovereignty. and has sent to
New York for Mr.. James Gordon Bennett IN aid
him in putting the matter in the best form for The
public eye. 1t i-on this business that Mr.. Bennett
has been closctcd with the President daily for the
last week
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

SISTERS OF CHARITY" Tho Bishop Of Exeter
England has sanctioned a plan proposed TO him
for organizing a community ofwnmen DESTROYS
of deyoing themselves exclusively to the works
Of charity and piety. They are to be called isis
terS of Charity" or "Deaconesscs." No personal
VOWS are to be taken. A period Of probation will
first have TO be passed, during which it will be A.
lowabe to leave at any time. After this, an en-
gagement to the society for period not exceed
ing five years viii be made, renewable ut the ex-
piration of that time
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
3 U M M E r CLOT H i N G.
REluCEn pRICES

NHE subscribers DESTROYS of closing their stock
n SUMMER CLOTHING before the arrival OF their fau
Stock offer their desirable styles Of Seasonabe Clothing
Reducef Prices.
Several l'ts If FASHIONABLE MARSEILLEs COAT
WIN which We are "verstpcked will be- sold Prime Cost
a small ai rnel Of CASHMERE, MARSEIILES. LINE ,
ana VIII DUCK COM 5, slightly oui OF syle, at less '"
r"si of matvri- a:d making.
BURROUGHS stIAFER co.
Jul! ISIS iO4 Aan Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
Valuable Real Estate For Sale In Libcr,,,

SeA DESIRING 10 remove, offer for sale privately. na
Ai: desirable RESIDENCE. known Chestnut lliil
i-tf.' " eohlihs 70 acres oi iahi, in'iis "n
besides Two Offices On the grounds adjacent, and Nil
Sr' "ubuiins and eonrenencics either eniircl,
good repair.
Also Tobacco Factory, situated convenient d
and fitted up wiki and improved II, drIuiic Machnrrl
and all the other fixtures necessary conducting the Man
featuring business on large scale There also til, la
tory lot n Box shop and Houses for the hands
deem IL unnecessary To give "A more plf.iullr ,l>crr.
OF THIS property, as persons wishing purc,c invited 81
examine for themselves.
Should the a"vc property not be dsA # :, f' IT, "
day of October next il WILL on that day, .. ,,r".
nu ton, 10 the highest bidder, upon n liberia, rrot
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80" Richmond Whir COPY eds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

REa,ek ABLE REnic ~ Deceased lliGuwAf-
MAN.-When Martin Walton, the notorious high
waymnn, WINS dying in the $ ute Prison ut Charles
lesion, he made confessions IT his crimes and die
tatcd minute account ohis rccklr', career. which
was recorded hv the warden of the in>ti'urun.-
The work wa. published in this city in 1887. I'M
der the title If Narrative of the Late 81 James
Allen, Miar Ge rye Walton. atlas } 'ra~ Fierce,
alias Jane. II rk al'pSB Barley Gr'v". tn" high
waynan. Being his confession To the " arden OF
the Mus.nrhu-rtt, State Prison.
There il now in the library If the AlheHnum IL
copy of this work, hound in piccc al the skin OF
the deceased highwayman. The cover is in one
piece about ten by six inches in size. Its as soft
rs washleather, but much wh,er.-- Boston jour
nal