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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-04-20
Mr.. Eyerett's Grafton.

On Thursday night Mr.. Everett delivered his great
grafton on the life and character of WASHINGTON, in
the Commons Hall, to the largest and at the same
time most intelligent audience have ever seen
sembled here within doors. The galleries and every
part of the hall were crowded, and many stood pa
tenty and heard the orator for the Of two hours
We vii. not presume to attempt sketch of this
splendid speech 1t was great both in itself and in
the manner in which it was delivered. There was
much, very much both in the speech and in the
manner to take and hold captive the Imagination,
the reason the understanding; quite as much in
the manner which seemed to us to be perfect as in
anything else. And when we speak of manner we
mean appearance, gesticuation, voice, emphasis, ex
preston, the speaking arm and hand, as we'll as
tongue-that action, in word, which constitutes
the orator.
Mr. Everett was introduced to the audience in
handsome and appropriate terms by Mr. Badger, and
was greeted entering the hail. rising to speak,
while speaking, and when he had concluded with
the most enthusiastic applause.
The trains on Thursday brought large numbers
from various parts of the State to hear him. We
are sure they do not regret their trip to Raleigh.
Mr.. Everett left Raleigh this friday morning for
Chapel Hill, where he will deliver his Grafton TO-
night.
The Eclectic Magazine.
We arc glad to notice from the subscriptions to
this truly elegant monthly, that Mr.. Rood has re-
ceived attering accession to his list in this City.
AS Mr.. Rood is soon 10 leave for Chapel Hill and
GrecnsEorough, We cheerfully commend him to the
kindly regards Of all the friends of choice literature.
We publish below encomiums on the Eclectic
from Judge Longstreet and the Rev. Drs. Claxton
and Hawks:
COLUMBIA, S. C., March Cd 1850
have long been reader of the Eclectic 4Kaga-
ziae and regard 1t as unsurpassed by any work OF
the kind in our country for valuable reading. The
selections jud;ciouSly made, and rarely is one
found in the work which is not of lively interest
profound instruction.
A. B. LONGSTREET.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-04-20
no PHYSICIANS

1U IN ySlCIANHs =
A PHYSICIANS SITUATION Is FOR SALE, WITH
"A Real Estate in pleasant village in the southwestern
part uf Virginia.
The purchaser will be introduced to q practice which
pays from o"O to &. year, aud constantly increas
ing Good society and good schools 1t first rate 10.
cation for a regular Physician.
Enquire of the Editors Of this paper.
April l5 lSiy. 16-wtf*
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TIVE SECOND SESSION OF THIS ACADEMY WILL
Il begin on MAY lst. ..-s...
&. C. TEw,
Superintendent.
April I5 1853. Sat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

SllFSv Nsss6ss. I6A Monday ia-t. at the
Court,hopsc. in Abingdon. Mr.. Preston's negroes
were sold akrbs<npprsssleited in this part Of
the e.aefgIst teastss Ono lseggsspan,, small in
stature aud dslioAls IN esnstisnion sold, With his
iaiaAt TfG e19es. AAnoth4E bsy. . carpenter,
sold for Sc 80. sHd snstherA blseksmi,h. for 81,
$780, Some thirty three negroes sold for s3I 900.
Next dag he-eattls vers spld. 81 prizes equally
high in proportion One COW sold for Sill. sever
al fam 90 to $780, and ycarling- at frem 10 to
GO. 4 pair Of carriages horses not matches,)
brought Se00. and pair of mules s4s5.-AJing,
dou VirqiNi61iss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27
ADVERTISE ADVERTISE!
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
AT THE "NIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

I AN AGENT FOR the ing papers the line Of rail-
road from nchburg Chattanooga aud other places, all of
them having large circulation the people of South
western Nirgniu and East Tennessee
NEW Fra Floyd &. H. Va N,saiNtA E'no Halifax G. H..
WmG VAN Tenn HEws, Bristol. Va
WITNESS, Knoxville, Tenn NINpbA ToR ru,
REGISTER, tfNIoN,
SENTINEL, Rogersylle, Tenn DrMo, GrctnrNc Tenn.
,Morristowu" ADVERTISER Chattanooga.
STAR t,.,.,. w. Posi-. Athens,
f DnSasn., Liberty Va E Ena1snS; s, Va
VISITOR, Marion Va. STAR & HERALD tlrstIansbg.
DEMOCRAT, ,,;,,,,,,, " PATRur, Gra!s [. H., VA
WING, '"'"''''' '"- TELEGRAPH lw,,1.,,,u. r.,
DEuocRAT, Union, Va. TINES, VIM nv we
REGISTER, tn.u, w Apvoc ATE. 1azcw.ll {. H.. Va.
REpuHIicAx. "'' a. SoUrn- Est. Giles &. H., Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, VA REpuBLIrAN Wincht sier. Va.
Persss wishing advertise in the above papers will
find II call the Office III The nch-
burg Nirgnian, where contracts VIII he made AMI
advertisements foEw ADDED WITHOUT DELAY.
sSI will also receive and forward advertising 10
in the United States. A. WADplil l..
sept lS-ts. Foreman Nirginian tnicr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

.HIeH PRICES OF SLAvEs.--At the sale Of the ne
grocs belonging To the estate Of Capt. Gins. A.
Smith, late of Albemarle county. Va, mnde on
the 23d inst. negro boy, lG years old brought
81, 490 another 10 years old sold Tor 81. lao one
negro girl 1G years old, sold for $500. Eleven
slaves including some that were old and infrm,
brought an average of 81, ITO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

PAsroRAI.Z-kss. a. Z. Dickinson of Richmond
city. was on Monday night last. unanimously cleo
ted pastor Of the Baptist church in charlottesville
Va. to supply the vacancy occasioned 10y the re-
signation Of Rev. John A. Broadus.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

TAG Firm ALLEY IMPRovExESr.--Ne under
..and that Mr. Scott, the contractor. has eommenc-
ed operations on the important improvement con-
Meeting the upper end Of Main Street With Dan
ia s Hill. Tho timber Cor .fhe bridge crossing
Blackwater Creek is on hauas sad ~ sstucture
will be erected in short tin4 street. sesaing
TO that section Of the city, been needed and
we are really grati6cd that there is now pros,
meet of its early completion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

Cornr-uousE LoArERs.--We cannot see a.. any
noss;Lle motive, but that Of vulgar curiosity that
a,, .i,a n. vor's coart-room with spectators ev-
cry morning sr. j. !. ah like thu. the P" s n"tn
.;s;hIs MEDITATION tn hover about that which is
finally to prove their destruction. And such II
looking crew, tool All, every one-not single
exception-oould furnish u cast OF coan:enance
from their own lovely mugs. that would answer
for excellent counterfeitsof JohnA. MarrilPsface,
the never -be-forgo,ten land pirate.
The morbid desire to feast their eyes ard ears
upon the wretchcd sights and horrible sounds of
criminal court room, seems to hay" grown by what
II feeds upon ; to have permeated their whole be-
ing. both physical and mental. 80 that the atmos'
phere of the COURTROOM is not only about them
while they are there. but it envelopes them as II
garment wherever they 20. and, like tho deadly
miasma, which constantly inhaled spreads 'hs
sickly hue of approaching dissolution, warps the
countennnce, blears the eye. and as coming events
cast their shadows before, depicts the gallows or
penitentary upon their distorted physognom'cs
rs plainly ae if written by the finger OF iate
Keep out Of conrt-rooms. good people, unless
you have business there.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-

The Rev. GILBERT Mason, will preach ut the
Baptist Church, in this city, next Sunday morn-
ing at | o'clock, and at 8 o'clock ut night. The
public are invited to attend.
The Rev. g. W. CARTER, will preach at III" 4h
Street Methodist Church. on Sunday morning at
II O'clock
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

RA,LnoAp eon1nNfsoN PosrrpNEp. The friends
of the Virginia md Kentucky Railroad, deem it
proper 70 poapens the Convention to be held in
Abingdon % he ID dayof September next, until
after H. soteie taken IN those counties proposing
to take stock II HAT read. Abingdon riyinian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

MuRDss Rpsssit sbdnsss, I'd. oa, the 18th
INST. VIM Tyler bile In barn con ver~ing with
two friends. got intoe qaarrci with one Of them
John Jenes-aad- throwing him on the f"r. Sc
veref bis bead 4rcsn bis Msly with knife. lie
then fed, aud has not beer, captured Tho de.
ceased leaves o wise and three children.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

Council MEETING. The regular monthly meet
ing Of the City Council was held yesterday after
noon: Present. Jno. NJ. Speed. President, S.
Woodroo S. Garland Dr. GeJ. d. Davis, VIM.
Crumpton. A. B. Rucker, jas. NJ Langhornc, Il.
L. Owen and j. H. Seav.
The proceedings Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The report uf ". W. Eorvell, Treasurer Of the
City, WAS read and received.
The Night Watch presented thcir regular
monthly report. which was read and received. and
the accounts of the members Of the Watch ordered
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27
M. II. BOHANNAN,
General Agent & G Hector, and Notary Public

For L.nchburJ and The County Of CompieH
rIE UNDERSIGNED late Legal and General Land Agent for
the Va Tenn. Il. H. Company respectfully his
Vices to the citizens Of 1ynchburg and public In general
Collector NJ Claims within the city, and The counties bordering
with claims upon the East Tennessee Virginia Roa
As NOTARY PuBIIc he will attend To tho taking Depos
lions and any other business appertainng
lie will attend to the Hiring Of Ncgroes-sccung 10 them
good hoines, and to the good prices and responsible
hirrrs.
Having with II firm determination TO please ALL no
hopes To merit the patronage of the people.
aus2-1m N. II. BOIIANNAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27
MARRIEn

Bv the Rev. Geo,g, W. Langhorne, Mt the resi-.
dence Of Geo W. L5e, ON the 25th inst, ABRAHAM
PLANK, to Miss ELIzABEru S. GRASS, all OF Camp
bell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

CarrERpILLAas- The description Of vermln :. mas
been rather scarce this seasan. All gardens .'.'s
summer have been. comparatively Tree VI ,n' 60,
What does it mean? Are we to have u ""'" VII"
tory
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

FREIGHT TRApE.--There were received at the
denot of the Va. & Tenn. r. r., on odd inst. II
loaded cars. consisting Of ,322 bushels Of Wheat;
SIS barrels of Flour % 5000 pounds of Stock: 30 COO
rounds Of Coal: and $4,000 pounds of Misce!Ia-
neous. There were IL loaded cars seat West the
anne day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27
Fancy Grove For Sale at Auction.

Fancy Grove Fer Sale at Auction.
IN pursuance Of the will Of Pcyton Lefwc decd the nm
dersgned will sell at public auction, THURSDAY the
LIST day Of SErTEMpEn next upon the premises The
named VERY VALUABLE FARM, lying In the county, 1V&
of Campbell, mile nom Lyncburg being the sanc~-
which said decedent resided at the time Of his DEATH
This Is considered Of the desirable farms 10 be
found any where In the neighborhood OF Lynchburg
tans 223 acres Of which about 30 well Inbcd
About wOirds Of the fence enclosing the farm OF stone
well constructed. The plantation Is In high improve
ment and very productive The buildings although pnn are
In good repair and sufficient comfortable sl-
tion of small family The plantation well wner having
several good springs and well the yard Taking
into consideration Its superior location. and It's many
vanages s estate presents attractions rarely to be met with
TERMS-0ue- fourth cash; the balance g. H. and 1,
months hearing interest," Personal security VIII BIZ required
for the deferred payments and the title retained until
privilege Of seeding whest and fall possession will be given
the 18th OF December next.
The undersigned selling Executor will only convey such
title rs IL vested In him BY the will Aforesaid
s ~ % - LTrTLEToN LEFTWICH
July ss-dsssestswds Executor o. Peyton Iewich decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27
The Quaker City Family Sewing Machine
,ONEx $50, $40 AND $50.
Principal Depot. las Main Street,


F5NllS MACHINE acknoa edged by all who acquainted
4 with lis merits, Ia be hel.-i FAMILY SEWING MA
CilSE before the public and for the follow ing casons
It's imp'cityi Hs d~rdbiiityi
The NTH rhich any ortiaa,Y sednstress d,n
Work H. dioay beiag in Wo,&ing urisr aad Of
repair.
T~ng tie original spools ai.lout tie hoab,e " rsndiny
Them
Elasticity ami strength Of Sedn uhich tH rim MOnJh
yOu stoahj cnf ereyY fourth or Etth sfjfoh.
and h'at. hoHgh not least, tie REASONABLE IRItE'S
3rhich they SOLD.
This Machine introduced the public lcss thnn ,car
and probably macline mt via. such aal
success in short time
The manufacturers being unable until recently, Ia supply
constantly Increasing demand they manufactured
Two different factories
The wonderful of this Machine is attributable 9TH
well as those enumerated above bur rriU
biy: performing in I'm nls all that is claimed and
another is the public determined ~" to the
prices unreasonable profits heretofore usked liy
g,i just good machine and much snile
! HALE TIE MONEY
We have manufactured expressly for us THE PATENT AID
UNSTABLE IIEMMER, tn. oniy eidtis and
thickness, combining viii, 1t tuck gua.c.
Machine l. the best adapted al kinds Of work.
4 fine, and is the most popular.
All Mae ines ta Xe.a, Tuck, ft Gdtser and E05r0
der.
We have in fine Cabinet Cases. s,5lniscd extra
fine.
All ash fair Inspection and feel confident you will
he satisfied.
eT" AGENTS WANTED in nearly every county the
State To smart, active man, liberal iniuce,nen will c
offered W. ii. fREAR, Agent.
april 13-d&ciaworGms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27
OR SALE.

FOR SALE.
LII DESIRING To procure II printing press To he
40 Operated 10y steam power. the proprietor OF his
kRM4 M establishment offers for sale the which
49, ~ the "Nirgnian' l. now printed II is sli'stan
h&&.X tal ADAMS POWER PGrss. propelled by hnn'.ant
- m M capable making thousand impressions an
AlI hour The character Of its work be deter
mined by the aIIpcarancc OF this paper.
To the PROPRIETOR country having much circn
Ian or doing much Job work, Mis- Press would amr
time money 1t will be sold Mt bargain aug Its
Miss ManSOn's Sch0OI for Young Ladies.
TgtlE next session School win commence ;hc list
Il MONDAY in OtTGRER. at her residence in Bedford
county len n l., nchurg The number Of pupils is
United % IL. Terms heretofore.
Address ,cu,nbes Rock. Bedford Co, Va augGc!loct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

Defendants
This cause. which appears have been duly mature in
Clerks Office, all The defendants except r. ". Page
tee Sc this day 10 be heard upon the bill
/. Anderson H. d. Flood, and James enngh J, and exhb
its, and argued by counsel: Gu consideration whereof the
Court by consent Of parties lay their counsel doth confirm the
sale nnde 10y the trustee Flood, and a,udge order
decree that Of the Commissioners of this Court
account Of all The liens the property in the bill mentioned
and their relative priorrs and make report thereof 10 the
Court And the Court doth order that notice Of the taking
these he given by publication
successive weeks in of the papers published in The city {"
Iynchburg and that all persons hay liens said real
be required to produce evidence thereof before the Cons
soner who take said account day be mentioned
in said publication. Copy-Tese,
j. ". DU NNINGToN, CLERK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27
re tn of Prominent BaltimoreenI

BALTIMORE Aug. cd.--Georre Brown, Of the
firm # Alex. Brown 4 Som, Bar ker- and james
Swami, both wealthy citizans and cx-Prcsdents
of the Merchants Bank, died tins nothing.
BALTIMORE, Aug. eG.-Four steady; Howard
Street and Ohio are quoted at 50 10 sos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27
S U M M E r HIN CT.
REDUCED PRICES


FHNlif subscribers lJrfuus closing their ,r stock Of
Il SUMMER tlol IllNG before The arrival their Fail
stch, "t'r their dcsralc styles of svnsonshe t"ihng
Eso8ced Friefs
Several lots If FASHIONABLE MAGsEfII Is COATS,
with which uNcrsiocked, win he sold IylUe tusL
\ smnl lot each, of CASHMERE, MAHsEILLES, LINEN,
and WHITE DUCK COATS, slightly of sttl,, nj hun
clni 81 material aud making.
BURROUGHS, slIAFER n CO.,
july Isis ltA NUN street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

Glass Preserving Jars.
SUPPLY of Stones Patent Pfeseirjng .itS for Irtscv
N ing Fresh Fruits Vegetables &c. These Jars very
simple in construction, and think preferable 10 any in
For sale by
aug 1-.s JOHN II. SEAY Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

I.YNCHBURG SEMINARY.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies.

TnNE Fourth Session Of this Institution Viii commence on
L MONDAY, september 3il 1853 .
Terms per Session Of Fioe Months.
Board with additional charge for Extras. 80 q"
pr,.nratnry u Wl
Intermediates Including French and Latin -.
Collegiate .-.... - W.
Nnsic ON Of ~
Sc Of Insirument- oca Music ,niy exercise without
additional charged 4 w
Drawing, Painting and Embroidery-eXra.
NJ B. Two Ancient and Two Modern Languages requisite, i'll
order to graduation.
For particulars and circulars address
nug al-dtm 5. u. WILLIAMS ON, Principal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

AIDES Wishing hacRhs 8 q 6ssSxSs1 CoAms ctorn,
os a K witt q 1si1 s sEo i Yss
go, $50 and 4sA TIA bt6wng e5el1el3s 6ocn we'll
hn.wa Tailor y hIs ecga eak ND ahesk - minutes
y. W. .i E.s. - q Pr = ,' e..
dad no dIsclty n gssssselg vi y e NJ felo,h
IRON tho thiukeg ennslonwo ~ - nnn1 xoA MANN
several pair ~ eo.rss Tow-ln teqs "a qFsssA hive
seen snd operuted % - - - - q osuing
that would rucomn,end an pt1118 ~ - 01 pnjy
Maclnss Mat maks 16l1s }Mf1ks 60 u 31I1hcifs
=. tout. an,lsrssnd s.d sss - . .e:s
That worked On last year. svS 1G1l1 - - 1snes.
sssses sna yo .,'c, e. = Gax9hps IksRY
thols Machine They cay soskin9 gnt 0uehl 70 be
done r the that nvepesa lswtn9 Nsoknss with he Shut
tie and Lock Stitch. Hume 1edtlisI OG. n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

RExaRxABtg OLD LADY.--Thsre is lady resi-
ding near Georgetown, Berkeley CO.. Va. who is
III her SO year. Her descendants consists OF IL
children. 40 grapdchifdren, and i8 great grand
children. She very frequently walks from IL to
20 miles per day 70 visit her friends. and carries
with her bundle wsighing from 10 10 as pouqds.
In her domestic a1aits she ean equai the majority
of young famaiss She s.sistA in preparing break
fast. dinner and ~uprer. and ID Addich. Can spin
sixteen cuts # yarn per day. s1@A4,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

Land for Sale.
ss OFFER at private sale FINE FARM, containing 81
I'm Acres wha beautiful Residence, and miles We OF
IL Lvnc,bnrg possesses many advantage Persons wish
,, n, ,urcbnse such a plase invited 10 exanlnc IT,
july i5cts "M l. "''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27
Female BOARDING and nay Scnssl.

Female boarding and Nay Schssl.
MES. Il. l.. BROWN viii opsh HEMALE BOARDING
WI AND DAY SCHOOL, Ia the city 81 LSnehburg, the
lrnt MoxDAy In SEvrEshEl next Her Pol O1ice, until
REFEKENCxSs -
RI Rev. bialiop Meatef
itcy. X. r. Meade, Cheflottasyile Va
lev. X. H. Wilmer, Richmond Val sesst
Rev. John a. seott HALIFAX Chust H6use, Va;
haso VIM & ,,;l ases Albegaris so.esy "a,
DANES 4. Merriweal.er, ESQ.,, Of Bedford county, Va;
pr Dr. " e. , naG we Nelson county, ",
Rev WIN L. kinskis, LynehburS, Va;
Hon. VIM. Daniel,
John N. Speed, ESD,
A. u. Anmlsiead, Esq,
J. NJ. Cobba, Esq, "
EdHur Whitehead, ESQ.,,
Robert j. Davis Erl., I"
VIM. r. Yancey, Es,i, Z"
Ecy }. Manning, I"
Trims for The Session Of Ten Month";
Hoard including fuel lights and waahing $50
Tuition In oil tho English branches. ........ 10 90
Tuition In Latin Greek, or any Of the Modern Lam
Instructions on the Piano HARP Guitar H. oraiss :
week ~ half m hour each. % 90
iessoa Of longer duration sutdeet special sgresuant
singing lessons IN ciass-each pupil 10 90
Onchlf the board end non paid The bth Of Sep
tcmber-t,e other half on the tk February, 1900
mug fb-dAetneept
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

July 1st lsoo
u EsPECTruELr snnounsss Is d. kSsuiln acacunss
~ with him. tpna hat srs one ~ NJ NY lthat
the entire amount Of esch account b MONEY ~ pa6tly
aks and urges esel 70 como Inward ard m y without
get ON without n Hie cnsomefA ard c1peeAny tAcse who
Keep accounts With and him. WI bear In mind that they
understanding thas Their seeounss % b peA promptly
anee with the abave understanding expeed ard required in
livery instance -se~sssAsN ~ -
10 present thsn - they win b pkd
lMlY LII "a. N r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27
GEO. ID. DAVIS
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT


In receipt very large and well selected enocE-
lnKs sIALK DRY GOODS HARDWARE Shoes woonwARi norE
Loaf Crushed Puycrizrd, Coffee New Orleans, and Cuba
Moc6a Old Java Lagrira Rio and Parchcd Java Coffee
Extra anil double extra syrup, Cuba and New Orleans Mo-
Large No Mackere and Herring Family cured Baesh
Hammered and Rolled lron Iron Axies and Cast wngbn
Bellows Anvis Vices Screw Plates Horse Rnsp and Flles
Linsced aud Lamp on, White Lead Zic and other Paints;
Fre"e and Phadeha Calf sks Harness p Sole Leather;
soo laIes Got Cotton at IT, factory prices ~ the Quantity;
ali Of which viii be sold cheap for cash or excbangcd for
Gyi hs cash ee co Woo" Fla.
seed and all other country produce viii s any country p,
prompt returns and solicit patronage. may egdls
LYXCHBUWG FEMALE GOs1LEGE.
f1NE exrcises OF this Institution Will be resumed ON The
nrsi Monday in September with fsH Corps II isass.
study pertaining !, COMPLETE FEMALE EDUCATION.
ri IL a Or TsasS aa &c 3 sps ss
n" ,con made for absence under two seeks Dns Aiif
For Catalogues containing further parsicaarS apply
July s3-Aey SAM K. COX. P.e11donts
New Concern,
w IANFoKD ANDERSON, a. 10 pssSSss q ssss5Ssl
As Lr Co., s GO ws ss,. sss Iii q ga
.,., ) sly - . y, ? z I;A5sSsa
n IlcoRIoE- 10 eaissc q 1laa ussrs1 = q e
Z. is ;sa s''ai lS SEssS s: y:
ru.vv. Psltlng Hslsing q,
Iosshs 1a1ioas sisss sssd 3 m.ssss..; b i u
bess manner sad ofeven tAIehnesk For - = Mu0A -
Also orders taken and executed for Gun Bsst.e Ssasssy
', juno a-l.. s,MshtHsdFf
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ReasOnable Reouesf!!!

My "Norhern trip" will be made about the first of
WI September. connexion with my return
ing old stand will prevent universal application for pay
eni. Therefore earnestly request calls AMI payment
made before a that time. ---
oug oats ?. SEAETEY.
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ON hand and constantly receiving FANCY CAsslMER
DSIITs Of all grades and patterns M,
tune IS-dA BukkoUShs, ohhr Ell W
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RHODES SUPER-PHOSPuAT LIME.
XNE have just received fresh lot this very valuable
w iz,r Those ~ friends article,
speak yer, highly OF IT, We thur II only need be used to gain
a popularity which emncntly deserves Pamphlets
containing number Of certificates from tina If6innelt
farmers OF the country, may be had by applying 10
NJ. HoLLlNS a Co, Sole Agents,
may q dts Iynchburg VA
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Notice. to Physicians.

PHYSICIANS situation Is for sac with real estate; in
N pleasant village among the mountains of Virginia. The
purchaser will practice which a. from ~
10 year, good society and good schools: excel
lsn location regular plystion. Inquire othc editor Of
this paper. april Is dScis.