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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

RouAScr on A FIAT Bo,r--.SBgniar Mitrimo-
nial IHiuncr..-Justicc Fcnton. o the Seventeenth
Ward Mt Cincinnati, Ohio united in marriage last
Thursday, fiat boatman, David kloonnor, about
sixty wears old to n girl, Catherine Marsh-just
eighteen.
Klnoner, on his way down the river, had laid up
one night account of fog, about 200 miles above
there, and goiug on shore to make some purchases
in thinly settled district of Ohio he entered a
rude cabin of which Cathnrine's father was sole
proprietor After chatting some time with the old
man he turned to the daughter who was very a.
miable and asked her if she would like to 60 to
Cincinnati. She with an unexpected promptness
said. "Oh' yes! I've always wanted to see that big
city I've heard much talk Of" "lf you'll go
III marry you" said the boatman: and after a few
moments sho and her father consented and as
soon as they arrived here the twain were united by
the magistrate. klooner had never been married
but had taken fancy" to Catharine who not
withStanding the disparity Of their ages, seems to
like her husband greatly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

fluid descending to the mantel piece, seemed to be
thence discharged into his breast, killing him in
stantly The case ola watch upon his person wins
melted hythe stroke The group which surround.
cd him escaped uninjursd.
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NJ. c. PETERS, \. YORK, DAVID sriN'r' {nsoHno
HNE ECERH, "a PBEB.I. 81 60 Rnnhcrs. 81
Wall st, New York, hny and sell uncurr'ni money
checks drafts make collections AT all point.n the ln
ted States and orders the purchase sal"
Bonds nd other securities Coun>en and
conduct the general banking business in all
it, departments 49,,
The firm in Lynchhur- IS = :cr;, Spence Co, who ~"
prompt attention any business ontrusted them
iil 4 I1.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

TnU tnirrnr ,t'iSu or CotNrERTEiTERs ARREs-
Ttn.--lIy conductor Russell Of the Cleveland and
piu.burs Railroad. We learn the particulars of an
important arlcst, made Sunday morning to Rnn-
doph PORTAGE county. From information rccciv-
ci on saturday, oGiccrs Ilarkett and Miller, OF
Rnyrunn. md ,hccrs Townsend and Wright. of
Akron, proceeded ON Saturday evening to Ran
doph, nnl ON sunday morning (21th) succeeded
in arIcsting one j. Webb, ot Salem, tolumblann
county, with large quantity otcountcreit money
in hi- possession, consisting of 81, 600, in tens,
on the Forest city Bank of Clevcland; $500 on
York Bank. Pennsylvania; 81 $50 in bogus one and
two and hall ,llar pieces, and S7j in bogus quar-
tefs Tlcro was also found in his possession u
list OF retail dealers in counterfeit coin, who were
probably the customers Of the prisoner.
webb is SAID to he physician in salem, was
avdenily a wholesale dealer in spurious money,
and was probably out for the purpose OF supplying
his customers The officers entertain hopes of
securing the plates and dies used in tho manufac-
turc Of the notes and coin Ciereiand HeIaid 2SM.
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BY CHARLES ". BUTTON
q T. Ans

IT.. VIRGIN. \ \ ! ,nt hei ally g..
n.r anuui u a.v me. weekly Al -, nvarH ma
ancr. othrratn ;" .nwl, rsasleiin Al IS H'P T.
wi, he discontinued III option the Fr"pii't"fs
nntil A ,rr,aasrs shall have Teen raid.
inserted Tor 80 cents per square
rs, insertion, and IA cts tor 'a' con,
nu,nre un weekly snd then Ncs
- s,nr, III he aeh II the numt'i of
.er on he not marked the Ms will be pubsheitll u
a red Gu AMI charge 'cr"rtin
IL . EARLY At = Al r
N..........' fh
F,rtwo d. 10 ~
y 10
g, Advertisement attended both papers subject to @le
ci Il ont act. =, - ,i.,o
t Ann al ,versers viii he limited to their imin'd'ae
or the charged at transient rates
~. new ,dverii.ements appear in the daily and fri
% ky papers ,,.,,. -. -, ,,,.d
10 Obituary no. -" ca Observation-Disclosures " ~ e
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.lNCHBURG MONDAY MORNING. MARCH l. 1889.
LOTTERIES.
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
ruE PLAN uf INV
ROHA havana 10 ERN,
Per thu hrn.nt -
MONTllb.IuO UNION sADEMN,
LOTTERIES.


HOY ~. NnSANA LOT ERN,
Per the hrn.nt nt tn
MONTIlb.Iu.O UNION ACADEMY,
~ JAsrfk COUNTY, tIhkGtN.
Anthmned by Special Att at legislature
M X N Y * Co, Managers.
/" be drawn m nhQs, under the sworn suf'nt"m'hee "i
two tom9 ssoaer-W Il sNMeNs and l't Mis-, IN tho
City of Savannah. Georgia
On the Plan OF single Numbers.
k,i, hou.nnd ri,ltst.!
> u . T. K r. $ E!
Moro than one Prl2o to evcry two Tickets
Ct RI h PRi iIE
SDO.OOO.
TIIKt - ONLY EE> DOLLARS.
HAlN EN Qt AktERS AND Llt,lilS IN l'kofbR liaN
CLASS . DRAWS On
saturday. March 5tl,. lS:po.
CLASS IL DRAW = ON
saturday. March I2ih. SS59,
CLASS II DRAINS ON
Saturday, March E1;b. IN39.
CLASS T. pk ANS ON
saturday, March 2Gth. ES50.
v / Il NIFif ~ + sen T. Il T..
70 he, 4,
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vE " CA~Is a'TOEr.

w " CASH arTOEr
\. G |. l. w :
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GROCGP.
HNs takeutLe large and co'unod fos hrhsr -" h"n"l
rru'rlr nrrurj.ah hN j"str' y Win 1t d"o "t"''
honirl 1hurna. il-pnarc II" =, hni"
pd-tt- Ibr Ieun II Srnv', Iitrg ~
lar-, nnt ~ - se..rtel "rk "fi Rp
CfRlES ArIE pRY Gnon~ ION 5tt "Neins r'i tar
eah aud winch Will hr sid n = 'ahh"i tt l" sI''
all WIN ra A. IN '"
irrli,u,, ar ra.h srstrin, extra nlh'"
q, be III rad tus,sl h, tl'su d' IN. to ~
change To- roun;ry produce
\ >,o,k of No / PERUVIAN EIhNo -. ay."n hHn'.
rst,n particular invitation /" IL" 81 est"M'ts 81 the
Arm ,t G. Itwi4 f,riirry in the .i"uta bus
III, cit, To- give call as w,Ias tar i'g r~r'laly
mar tt4 A.C ILNIS
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IVASo mOTsEINLYNCI RG:-A,


NTANO HOIsE EINIYNCHBURG.-Asitm IT. may
u known that Guano and other fertilizers
he bought Iync burg On as good term. as In any other
with regular added In Justice to myself "a
the hencft OF the farming community now PM,
ish intend keep hand good supply OF al
the FERTILIZERS and rs deal IN T "rgey than
other the city in then, think lc safely say
sell cheaper than any other house II certainly
farmers patronse because thereby
cy enabled purchase Fertilizers at ms low price as
any her market Of all risks and trouble Please
this and buy else. offer for sale In
and to arrive
300 Tons Nc A Peruvian Guano
100 Reese's Manipulated Guano.
100 Sombr"rn Lump and Ground
80 Brown NJ. xican Guano,
Flic Issnd Guano.
100 Plaster. Limp and Ground
23 Keeweil's Potash and Plaster
900 Sacks Livcrpnol Salt prime quality.
living the Canal below Tynchburg be
piled their landings they will make engagements
aug II WM A. MILLER. on Basin.
SUPER. .PH OSPHATE or OPI.IME.-NitchciI
Cr0nsdale's Bone Super Phosphate Of Lime prepare
from ground Peruvian uano and other long acknowl
edged fertilizers. containing all the elements of
s,muan For sale by the susrber at lower price
han Peruvian Guano trial will prove II. and
periorv W.T. ANDEkSoN
mar3l.ts
GPRsNa STYLE RHATs.-l hnve j..i oprrrd
several rev styles of MOLE SKIN HATS, heautif va
. g. lfeb ldn Nj
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WAC ACuTNGTON n

VNI1EO - n L uIS HEV Il u-E,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
FNNIIE undersigned respectfully informs LIS en' and the
public that t, Hotel has been greatly cnarg
five large Par!ors aud thtnhers
uso many and alterations have been mad" IN
a. lIcl proper which enables him to all il" make
His whilst in tho Metropolis. that shallhe
and pleasure II" h"c ty strict
attention gucss. to merit nuance OF
ilc patronage literally hestnwt upon hun her, ir"
This is the only ho,c which charges less than % e' day
nov adlyI |. .. SMITH. PROPRIETOR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

Ca - EN,IrENr<r IN GEoRGETow N.--On Mon
day night last after the votes were counted, 1t
was announced that the present Mayor, the Hon.
l.. Il. Crawford, was reelected by ~ majority.
Tuesday, the Collector Discovered that l23 votes
lAl been returned from the second ward. aud that
ln had received only 1903. This led to II recount
Of the votes when il was discovered that tho
.Inl l.c G election had, in counting up tho tally,
pivcn Mr. Crawford. by mistake. 20 more votos
than were cast. Tho ballots in the box correspond
exactly with the muncy received by tho collector.
Tie report soon splcad, and in less than half All
hour afterwards, drudge aud High Streets in the
ncighbmhood e the Mayors office, were crowded
! wuh an excited populacc.
The friends of The candidates were eager to find
, out the tluth of the report. The friends OF MIR,
Addison kindled bon-Iircs aud great Growing was
inln,cd in ut the new and unexpected discovery.
Til, morning. nt early hour, tho crowd had in
creased and disposition to riot manifested itself
Several arrests were made by the police, aud the
parties ee,eraly fined by Justice keayrr. IL is
conceived by all rartr,. however, that Henry Ad
olson has hccn elected by ONE majority. A doubt
ar~c> whether the returns are made by the Judges
vii! mo-, stand good, and Mr. Crawford hold tho po-
sition of MhyH,
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nailp a'ir9inian.
Doathh from Poison.

\ correspondent of tho Charleston !Neyru,y
writing from a,cnncttsyilc 5. e., under date 25th
February, gives the following account of the cir
Gums lances attending the sudden death Of three
citizens oi that town, on Thursday Of last week.
Says the Mcrcnr, = correspondent;
most shocking occurrence took place in this
town Yesterday afternoon. Three men, Messrs.
John MrCollun,, John Graham, nnd Annnnias
Graham. went into the grocery store of Mr. John
Z. Terrell, ut this place. aud each took drink OF
whisky. they Immediately complained ot IA dir
,inrss in the head and weakness in the limbs
Several physrinns were called in. but. notwith-
standing every cxcr,on, they arrived too late.
Tho fatal pu,Non sirNchnuo) had done its work
aud the two Mc~srs. Grnhnms died in about half
an hour after drinking; Mr.. Mccollum survived
until midnight 4 Jury Of Inquest was immed
ntcly summoned. who returned verdict that the
Mcssrs. Grnhnm> came 10 their deaths by drink
ing strychninc in whisky administered by the
hand of John e. Terrell the proprietor of thegro-
Gerry. MIR Trrrcl was immediately arrested and
lodccd in inil. Mr. McConm died after the find
ing of tho jury IN the other two eases. Mcssrs
Grahun, atc father and son, and resided somo fyo
or six nileS from town. Mr.. Mccullum was n
haok-kccpcr, and lives in town. All three Of tho
corpscs are lying IN the store. aud the COM
muniN are very much excited.
We learn from another source, says tho editor
oI the NrtHfE that Mr.. Tcrrel is II grandson of
the elder Graham that hr has previously borne II
good clntneter. and wns respected in that commu-
ntty. Tho attcndant circumstances nro thus
atatri;
Mr. Terrell lal procured n larg" stock Of goods
lN the false rulor rmcnt oi the names # his
a,nndnthrr aud unel"np'n his paper. Tho paper
bal been sent from u hank III this CITY Ia their
agent II, Reuncttsttllc. who had communicate
with Mr. t'iHham. Heni"r, upon the subject. Mr..
Graham denied all hnowlclsr of tho paper. and
,>itcd his grandson. IN company with his son. for
tho purpoNc al demonstrating with HIM. What
tnsnrcd Mt that meeting - not fully known.
EGt II a'e~ not appear that amy alteration en-
sicI As Ncssrs Graham were nhnut leaving,
Mr Irfrrl directed his clerk Mr. McCullum to
= Ia II rcrtaiu shelf in tho store and bring bot
tie OF cxrrllcnt whisky. This was done, aud
Messr. Graham par,ook Of it, and soon died. nv
onr correspondent relates The clerk. Mr.. Nc
Cullom touA II private drink rs he returned tho
bottle to its shelf. aud thus fell victim. Mr..
Terrell denies all know ledge of tho poson and u
yrrs that lac IN hIs life purchased any But,
unfortunately for tho truth of this statement the
books Of nm apnihccary in Bennctsville show II
charge against him for strychnino and arsenic,
furnished SIX months az"
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m y. :. a.. 4. tssts-ss sD. ~a.""-asr- ,o "a.
NE lbIl Gt Ii SONS. wi k'"p ,uiiN thud
ar.c stock % a tna, II H\I nj u tLon mtnu
tlriur,. " ID 'hr Nic irai'd t. rcw tha odd iiois ana
a. IL. 1d \ sons hn.i the .us'C 'c'ufH
Ih,y MIS-. ,,.. ,,,tst tnt. on hand .ar.r- SKIS
NEIAIt - NAL tAefN,at all st1r" n,o large stock
NOODLES tutiiN>, OF ,N"rt description, and VIII pay
prompt t., a.. i.ItaNtng business AT all honrs
ef21itet. - y a q a III az III.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
SIlTZE.R.
Opposite }4t ffcegRQt nuht,
Main street. LAnChbnrE. VT
ALL STYLE PREM U NJ II A ID.
ks1lTIIk isllr ptase ta NuN lAIS. taic a.

- under his inspection. t> IA" mosi erlrhthrd A
woikmrn that rau tr ptelI,cl liz : furnishing lis
Iit hau>,u, Hat that ran enp'
dpced Thcr, Is nuttng Ike th'W Ia th rr They are 'h
Hat II the ,ou,uL trntN beautiful Ia" d''S NO.
dies being vEoiial tai what every boy nts mnsi h' -"
H. thtrctur want liai iu,,tIs all 't' hats ~ n'""
style GnrahuiiN anI uus, peculiarly aaI rdt" thh'
the h, al st,, b' authul IL he lace !"
grtu =.
lie also cal inl- tse stock Of Sol" ''n
Hats pt aud puatN servants Hats IN var
fine Navy Cloth Ae'Net and in-h ars thhiiehs my
Hats and tnp>, lar> kldng Hats aud all kihds ." h'S
ma,c to order at tt, ~iartosi nutre
Cal Sitrrt tsc ical iiatr tor hs's IN" al NC so
:. the IhaN - -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

There o many ignorant and worthless tQrheks
tvettsg themselves Physlcans, and copying DR. JoHN
sroNs Advertisements Shoe Mnds Boot Blacks Lamp Trim
Pdltrv and C0nempb Imators hose lives instead
Noble Science of Medicine have been spent in the
most Cdpn"v styling themselves Regularly E6
Physrinns the nex perieuced and
pectng ang running the health of all unfortunate
" falling pow that DR. Johnston deems
% saw ef peciay those with his reputation
that his diplomas away hang in his office
HIS REMEDIE and treatment are entirely unknown 10
Prepared from life spent In the great hospitals
Euroye and hcfrst in this country and more extensive
practic than any other ph vscan in the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

II AS removed again to hi old stand on Nam NtHtt at'
IL ing splendid style and filled with the
and ci"gatt assortment ot TOY :, CON
fECTIONERY, FANCY GOODS, FRUITS. &c, dr His
AMI constitute the most ,Aersro as'ori
NOTIONS for the children, and deca''s for the ta
,c cr before OIL, red Ivnchbnrg dee 2fis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

IL taton with many oi the leading Dentists YyT8kS9A
d this the suLjret oi extracting NL11YYYy
teeth by the aid oi c, tr., iiy, which mode is IA
vor,d by of the ineu OF the profession ana nav
ing. myself given satisfactory trial OF several Weeks
have concluded TO adopt ii in III! practice
i, -.i. ROBERT EARLY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

UUaT received seme very nice FIR EhH But.
III TER ,isn 6dsrts MCKINNEY co.
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rom one OF The eminent Colleges Of the United States
nd tie greater part of whos. e ha, been spent in ne r
ef ed .ome of the astonishing thst w"r" ever
anv ubled with In the head and ears when
,een being alarmed At sudden sounds
and with frequent hlushng attended sometimes
with deraueemsn q of mind. cured Immediately
A Certain Disease.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

this and important remedy, weakness OF H' or
pnps .rdy cured and fl viEor restored Thousands
he andiehiaied who had lost all hop"av
been rnedia,ey relieved. All lmpedmcn's TO Mafriar'
Phv.i 81 Mental Disqualification Nervous lrIitabi!nv
Tr bng and Weakness. exhaustion OF the most irsr
XII sleeily cured by Doctor johnston.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03
The Cost of Foreign Travel.

We extract from voluneju just published, ont
tied From Wall Street to Cashmere" by Mr..
John D. ireland, the following information as to
the expense of foreign travel. 1t will settle dis.
pute in many mind in regard to n question so
nice yet 30 important:
travelling in England. with moderate speed.
in Grst-cass rail carriages. conching. OCCASION
ally posting, when in outot.the-way placcs, al
ways putting up at tho best hotels in London with
rooms ut Longs and with meals there, or at the
clubs costs about nine or ten dollars per day
is an average expense for gentleman to travel
on and live comfortably with reasonable quanti-
ty Of good wine for dinner.
"On the continent the same con be done, incla-
ding The living in Paris any other capital. for
SO per day, at the hotel or good lodgings, and d.
ming at the best restaurants. In Syria on the
Nile. if travelling alone, the expense would be
about 81 per day, or if with one friend, about
sc so, and two three, from 81 to IS. Usually
every one travels there with one or two friends;
always did, except the last time when l went to
Palmyra, Thon beyond Sues. the steamer char
ges are on an average f5 or SOS per day, includ-
ing wnes beers, &c., and the expense of the route
known by the distance, as these vessels never av-
erage over l80 miles day. In fair weather, up-
der the most advantageous circumstances, they
reach nino to nine and half miles an hour, and
have had an experience of eleven different steam
ers, and mostly their best"
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conceal their feelings, can assure you that their
anger Is all against thsir own government. not for
thi. war merely but Cor the whole policy II over
loading them with taxes, such - our exploded
pose Of keeping up nm army bcyound tho wanis Of
Me country. speak Of the pcasantry. The bur.
Ehers1 and lawyers may think differently. Yes
terday most Of the troops were withdrawn to tho
east side Of the Sesa, and tho headquarters moved
to Mortarn this morning. Not knowing that, l
rode to Vcrcoli, and had 70 return. The Pied.
montsse rsoonnoitred vercei in tho afternoon, and
soms skrmishng took place. but the to west Of the
town. The timing Of the reconaoissowcs proves
how we'll informed the vsroslli people kept their
friends Of the Austrian movements. Tho head
men Of Vsrcelli were equally aware Of the ap-
proaehing reconnoissance. and threw evary possi-
for the transport Of baggage, forage, &C.. for tho
troops. hoping to cause delay. The Austrians
boro this very patiently
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The Industry of w omen.

The last Edinburyh Rer,e,c has an interesting
pnper on tho lnbors and cmuluments Of women
The writer afirms that education is tho surest
means Of placing her in the position nature ntsn.
ded hcr to occupy. Out Of six millions Of women
in England and Scotland. no shows that no less
than half industrial in their mode Of life; moro
than third being self supporting tho matrmoni-
nj cases under recent laws have disclosed an anna
sing amount Of female industry; almost every wife
who sought protection proving that she had sup
ported the household and acquired property. The
reviewer does not hesitate 10 attribute difficulties
In regard to the industrial Independence Of wo-
men to tho Jealousy Of men. This jealousy, he
says
--"shows itself with every step gained in ovlisa.
tion. aud its immediate effect is to pauperixe
large number Of women. who are willing to work
tor their bread; and we need not add, 10 condemn
but between starvation and vice. Tho jealousy
which keeps country women from tho employment
of engraving the brass work Of a watch, and past
ing patterns of floss silk upon cards. for trade pur-
poses. long kept the School Of Design in London
closed against female pupils, and renders IL stll
almost impossible for mn Enelishwoman to quail
fy herself for treating tho disease Of women and
children. Tho same Jealousy ooat many lives in
the late war, by delaying the reception the nur-
into the hospitals in tho East and by restrict
ing their action when thcre. In the Staf1rdshiro
pottcrcs women are largely employed in painting
porcelain--an art which they are better qualified
to practise than men, II will hardly DO credited,
but we vouch for the fact, thnt such is the
jealousy Of the men TINT they compel tho women
10 pant ~'thom a rest for the hand, and the mas.
ters are obliged by their own workmen to sanc.
tion this absurd act Of I'M ustice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03
Extraordinary Story About tho Dauphin
of Franco, Louis XVII.

Thore arc stranger things than fiction, evon in
modern times but people will hardly be prepared
for the startling announcement which nsscr-
tod at a coraner's inquiry held yesterday, before
Mr.. Wakely, coroner for West Middlesox, that the
Dauphin OF France, the unfortunate son Of Louis
XVII. did not, as history statcs do "on tho 9th Of
June, l705 In the prison Of the Temple, after q
miserable confinement of three years." but that
he expired in n London street cab but q fcw days
since. and that The deceased upon whom tho In
quest was being held was no other than that Dau.
phin. Louis XVII. of France. Such was tho
marvellous story made public yesterday, at m in
quest held at tho Lord Wellington, University
street, upon n person who, under tho name Of Au-
gustus Menes. has for some years past resided with
his family Mt IS University street, Toitenhnm-court
rond, whore he followed the avocation of profes-
sor Of mnsic. Ii appeared that tho deceased who
was in his seven y.fith yoar, was suddenly taken
Ill when near his own residence, and as medical
assistance could not be Immediately procured ho
was conveyed without delay in cab to the Uni
versty College Hospital close by, but he was dead
before arriving ut chat institution, tho cause Of
the death being, rs tho post-mortem examination
distinctly proved disease at the heart. The jury
returned verdict accordingly. and so far the ju-
dicinl part Of tho proceeding terminated; but upon
inquiring further into the peculiar statements that
had been mado by the deceased's family. aud the
rumors that had got about in the neighborhood
causing little excitement, it seems that tho de-
ccasod conversation for tho last thirty years. when
he frat made his family acquainted with the
strange story. has been TO the effect that he was
the Dauphin who was supposed to have died in the
Temple; and while the deceased bore strong like
ness in the face to the Bourbon family of France,
his family further assert that be had certain marks
on his person which the hnpless infant king had.
He hal always himself desired to keep the matter
secret from tho world, but his family have now
expressed their determination to publish the whole
facts connected with his marvellous history.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03
LYNCH R.URG LEGE,

fourth SeesOn commence
i the 18th Of September.
The location Of the healthest and most accessible in
the entire and the study both Classical and
Scientific equal to that Of the best American colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently maintained
der tho Of Mr. j. r. Blankenship graduate Of the V
gnia Military Institute and recently connected with the
United StatSs Coast Survey.
The several professors will have exclusive charge of the
Grammar School, In which young will be thoroughly
AIRED for college nr business
FACULTY
Rev. W. W. WALKER. CAafyaaR Of the Faculty. Profess,r
OF Mental and Moral Science. and Of History
LYcUReUs G MATHEws. A. NJ, Professor Of Latin and
Bellies Leres
UABELL A. B. Professor Of the Greek Language aud
Literature.
BLAxKEKsHIP Professor Of hsthematics and
tor Of Tactics
SAMUEL GARLAND A. NJ Professor Of Constitutional Law.
D. A. LAKoHORNE NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
ioiogy.
Languages.
Beard o per week ysssns q . Per month fdsl and
e3O In the Collegiate Department for half session
n Cataogses containing fsrhsr Information, be OBJ
tainsd by adAseashg he Charnsp Vt ~ Faculty.