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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23
Resignation Of Judge Rufin.-ws

gre, % learn. that IN consequence 81 declining health
Judge Run has resigned BIZ seat ne bench ~ ihs
saprtms Count. We understand ila, ,he resignation
vas reluctantly accepted ~ BIZ Eleoensy he Cover
nor and We are sure the necessity d will Be regretted
,hfoashout tie whole State By ihe bench The bar, and
the citizen. generally and a. viii join IN The wish thai
there ay Nc many year. Of rspo.e rom b. Labor. ia
store for him. and ih,, 81. remaining day. may b,
crowned with tranquility and happiness.
We learn from ihe Standard that tho Governor hhi
notified tie members 81 ihc Council 81 s,aio % mel
Il Raleigh 81 he Gil Il December u I'll tie vacancy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23

ANOTHER ISsusREcrIoNIsr ARREsTED.-Wh.
liam Russell Palmer, a gentleman residing
10 Memphis. Tennessee, has been arrested
on the charge q being associated ID the late
reasonable and rebelIious proceeding. al
llarper's Ferry. |, appears that traveller
IN the cars observing that young man. in
leaving the seat just IN front Of him. had
dropped two letters and memorandum, touk
them up. The letters were addressed re-
specti,ely 10 Captain J. Brown. Hlrpers
Ferry, and TO William Homer; the former
being signed bY Lawrence Thatcher anil ia.
ted Memphis. October ;. 1859. the latter BIZ
Mary Ilorncr. al Chambcrsbaig. OctUbcr ~.
being al entreaiy that William, her husband.
aould nui q to HarPer's Ferry. The tfas-
eller fora arded the letters. &c. to Gov. Wise.
and Il was upon information derived from
Thaither's letter that Palmer was arrested.
After an examination Of considerable length be
was held to bail in the sum 90 500 to answer
II the district eagr,. Palmer Is abent fifty
five years 81 age. Constitution.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23

The public debt Of tie state Of Virginia
% the Isl Of October, was go, 10000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23
The salisbury Hammer. III. !

man. iot several years past the very slsssi Foreman
Of the Raleigh STANDARD anj occasional Reporter iof
IT, has bought the Office Of the Salisbury Banner. lie
will doubles. publish more than ordinarily able sni
neat paper
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23
IaroRr,Yr LErrER 81 Lorls NAPoLEoN

The Paris correspondent u the London
Times states that be has received from a
friend in Italy the following letter. address.
ed by Tie Emperor Of the French. on the
2gd October, TO the King Of Sardinia, aud
he has no hesitation 10 gairaaiying is per.
feet Authenticity
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PsI4ee II 81 rlyal, Oetgl,er 20. 1859.

MuSsiEuR aUS FREaE: ! write to-day 10
your Majesty 10 order to .pt forth 10 you the
present situation Of aHair., 10 remind you Of
The past, and TO settle With yau the course
which ought to be followed ior the future.
The circumstances arc grave. IT.. requisite
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23
THE TREASON TRIALS.

The New York Tribune seems to think
there is but little chance for the escape Of any
|of the parties who are implicated in the iIar-
|pers Ferry affair, and who shall be handed
over to the Federal authorities for trial. II
says:
!" In treason. Hare principals; and assum-
ing that the seizure and holding Of the arsenal
at Harper's Ferry was an act of treason
against the United States. then all those,
whether present or not, who can be shown to
have aided in that seizure, Knowing the OBJ
ject in view, may be included in the same
indictment as principals. There does not
seem 70 be any provision in the laws of the
United States authorizing the Courtto change
the venue. 1t is even provided that in all
capital cases twelve petit jurors shall be sum-
moned from the county 10 which the offence
was committed. II is. therefore. possible in
this case TO obtain bills OF indictment by
Virginia grand jury, in the United States
Circuit Court against citizens Of any OF the
States, to have them arrested by the authori.
~ OF the United States, and brought to Vlr-
gina for trial, and then TO have them tried
bya Virginia petit jury, and eyena jury from
the same county in which the present State
trials are going on. Nor would the prison.
ers, in case of conviction, have even the
privilege Of carrying up the case, on ques-
tons oilaw. to the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States. BY strange omission. no appeal
y is allowed in criminal cases had ia the Feder-
al Courts, nor even those ofiife and death, SO
that the prisoners would have to abide as TO
the facts the verdict Of a Virginia jury. and
as 10 the law of the case, the decisions Of
Virginia Circuit Judge.
s<-~@-->~>>>~~~>
! The TRIALS, &c.--Steyens, the Harper's
Ferry insurgent, will not be tried until the
regular term Of the Federal Court, in MAY
next. Hazlett, alias Harrison. cannot be
tried until the spring term Of the Jefferson
Circuit Court. unless the Legislature should
authorize special term 0. the court for his
trial.
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Boscawen, Aususi Z, ls07.

DEAR Sir: The other day we we're con-
yersing respecting confessions Of faith. Some
time ago wrote down for my own use few
propositions in the shape Of articles, intend
ing 10 exhibit a yery short summary OF the
doctrines Of the Christian religion as they
impress my mind. have taken the liberty
20 enclose copy for your perusal.
am, sir, with respect. YOURS, &C.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09
arrival Of the Europa.

HALiFAx. Sept b. The steamer Europa arriy-
cd hero to-day with Liverpool dates to the Q. tn ul-
tip,. s..'a .t-.54.,ss
The news is whoilytunimportant!
Rumors from Zurich report acme progress The
Conference will probably como to a successful con-
cluson early in September.
Sardinia refuses to accept, even provish nally.
the annexation Of the Duehies, without cons ultipg
the other Powers particularly France.
The Italians maintain firm attitude in re gard
to National Independence.
The harvest in England and France W as al
most completed. p
The steamer Ocean Queen arrived out on the
Goth.
Liverpool Markets. Cotton sales for the week a
mounted to 10000 bales, including $500 to sp Gu
lators aud $500 to exporters. The market clio sed
dull with prices easer, but quotations uncfs red
forclean qualities, Quotations for inferior non,n al
Holders offered freely, but showed 40 dispositi on
to force Sales The stock in port amount ed TO
654 000 bales, including $4,000 American. Soi ne
authorities say all qualities had declined one-s 4
teenth to one-eghth of pence. Flour was d Ill
and quotations nominal at 10 to IL shilling y. -
Wheat very dull and prices nominally unchan ge d;
Western Red 7s6d to Q shillings White osa9 st d.
Corn dull and saies unimportant mixed I'D
yellow Is quoted at five shilings and six pence to
Ave and nine pence. Wheat seven shilngs,
Beef heavy and slightly lower with hol dc IS
pressing on, the market. Pork heavy and sli Oh :
iy lower. Bacon dull. but prices steady. Lard
quiet. Sugar dull. Coffee quiet. Rice ste ady
for fine and irregular for inferior, Resin ste ady
at three shillings and eight pence to three shil-
lings and ten pence. Turpentine duh and P, ices
unchanged.
London Markets. Breadstuffs dull. Sugar dull.
Coffee. RIM: quiet. Turpentine dull 35s. Gd.
Bullion in the Bank of England had decreased fl.-
$4,000. The mo> J mail was cas- er, and mo ney
abundant. Consos were quoted al 95i to 95k.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09
CuIi.H0MEE SPRINGS E0R SALE.

,lIE undersigned Commissioners eppoine by deercc OF
the Circuit Court Of SIN, VI county, In the Of b. Akcr
and others against Benjamin Iaiierson and Others WILL IN
TUESDAY the 18th day Of ooGongR next being the first da.
OF The October term of snyh County Court we'll At the mont
Court House ri amy county, ~ OF lan
GLIDING the celebrated CHiIHoWEE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
In Medicinal virtue by amy mineral waters In The
State. These springs had the earliest settlement Of
tho country, great celebrity have effected many remarkable
have been much resrte " by ystos when accopmo
by hundreds and thousands, If improved as they shoad be
They situated within about mile u the Virginia Ten
Railroad In The county u sn, IN the valley Of the
middle fork OF Hoson ia one Of the most FERTILE and beautiful
regions Of the South railroad Of easy and cheap
grade could he made along Level valley extending fre the
Virginia Tennessee Railroad ~ The springA The Spring Ia
grounds handsome and Afford beautiful sites for buildings
anime the property Investment speculation presents
great attractions
TERMs--The sae to on credit of one, two, three
four years. with interest thereon nom and a,er the expiration
Of year The purchasers 10 give bond and approved
curiiy and the title retained I'LL the purchase money paid
BENELRY JOHNSON, commissioners
JAMES W, SIIEFFEY. (~'''''>'"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09
-EIfEsfNEEsBTTELECKIFH.


NEw yokK SepG 81 -sNdoS Stacks active and
iiiehsG Virginia 0's unchanged. Flour frn.--
Southern - 10 t6 5 90. Wheat Ito cts, high
er; Southern White 81 IS 70 I So Corn bSay-
ant and searce; Mixed so 10 SO cts, Pork heavy,
Primo sIo}. Whisky is heldat a73 cts; 81 is Of
fsreA u 3at p ss49ss gaa q s5issapas +
EvRSINs.- very dali. Southern Flour
cents better. Meas Pork l475 to Is. Lard
100 To III. Rio Coffee ii liz.
BALfinoss, SEPT. -Fleur-.ycsterday' de-
cline IL fully eoufrwed Thefc.wero sales Of l400
barrelA of Howard Street at IS. Wheat firm. Good
to prime White 100 to l,35; Choice Las: Red
steady. Cora steady. Yellow and White IS To
80. Provisions unchanged. Ohio Whisky 26l,
r. = lsECosD DISPATCH. IS
LATER FROM EUR Q p E.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09
ADVERTISE ADVERTISER
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENt Y.
# you wish to prosper, Advertise.

AN AGENT FOR the following papers the line of H.
road from Lynchburg Chattanooga and other places all
them having large circulation the people of Sou Nh
Virginia and East Tennessee.
New ERA, Floyd c. H., Va VIRGINIA Echo, Halifax G. H.
WmG, VA. Il TENN. News, Bristol, Va
WINES Knoxville Tenn H,sneAroh Jonesboro
SENTINEL Rogersyilie Tenn DEMOCRAT yle Tenn.
ISTELIIeENoER, MOrristown" ADVERTISER Chattanooga
GAZETTE Lexington, Va psa a t ,,,,a, v,
Snssamn,, Liberty, Va Rm s,.S1. sl,em Va.
VISITOR, Marion, Va STAR & HERALD Chrtsiiansbg
DEMOCRAT, lp,,...,os ". PATRIOT, Grayson c. H., Va.
DEaocRAT Union, Va TINES "'' %
REeIsTER lnU, w. ADvoc ArR, Tazewel C. H., Va
REpuBLJcAN, aaf"e' W. SouTH-WEsT, Giles c. H., Va
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va REPUBLICAN, Winchester, Va
Perssns Wishing 10 advertise In Of the above papers VIII
find ii call ut the office othe Lynch
burg Vrginan, where contracts Will be made ana
advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
Bl will also receive and forward advertising 10 any paper
In The United States A. WADD1II.
sept ls-tA Foreman yirgnian Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09
Valuable Real Estate For Sale In Liberty.

~ DESIRING remove, offer for SALE privately, That
NiA desirable RESIDENCE, known rs Chestnut Ill., near
Liberty The lot contains w acres Of land having on
large venen Brick Dwelling House, with SIX rooms
besides offices the grounds adjacent and all the necf
sary buildings and enenes either entirely new or In
good repair
Also, Tobacco Factory situated convenient 10 the depot
aud fitted up with aud Improved Hydraulic Machinery,
and all the other necessary conducting the Manu-
featuring business large SCALE There also on the Fac
tor, lot n Box shop and Houses for the hands,
deem unnecessary give particular description
Of this property persons wishing purchase Invited 10
examine for themselves
should the above property not be Disposed OF before The Sth
day of will that day, be offered al public
aueton ~ The highest bidder upon liberal credit
2l-c3tawtdS MlCAJAH DAVIS
RilLI unnl hIn cnnNc ilH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09
Trustees Sale or Newspaper Property.

trustees SAFE OI newspaper rTOpcTty.
pursuance Of deed Of trust, executed 10 me 10y jacob
EcloIs, the 12h day u November 1s5S shal on the
8oh day q SErrEMnER 1850 In the town Of Liberty Va pro-
coed sell public auction 10 The highest bidder one half oi
the Establishment the Beetod Sentini,
This paper has circulation Of eight nine hundred (Which
with ale excrtin could be very largely ncreaed) and
large ersng and job patronage II wns established In An
gust 1850, ind Of business make pay very hand
somely.
For further particulars reference he had to the Mcssrs
Button, Of the Taginian or the sulserlher.
JAS. y. JOHNSON, Trustee Liberty, Va.
j. Ii. CREssHAw, Auctioueer. aug 81 dYawt8lscpt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

The Western Virginia Baptist Association con-
yened at F .rt Louis, Roanoke CO., on Fri.
day, the % inst and organised by the election Of
Col. Colin Bass, Of Roanoke, Moderator. and Col
VIM. C. Parks. Of Marion, Clerk.
The attendance Of minister's and delegates was
large - ~ H..Aat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

AN InfoRrANr SER DEclDEp.-The case of JAS.
o. Cox VS., George u. Thompson and others, in
volving the title ~ the Seveaty-fvs thousand acre
Picket survey has been finally disposed OF by the
Court Of Appeals. 1t is generally known that
Judge Fuikerson's decision confirmed the title of
Geo. W. G. Browne to tho land. Application was
forthwith made for an appeal from this decision.
Thee of Appeals at its late session in Lewis
burg refused to grant an appeal. thus giving a
quetus to the disturbance Of long unsettled
question. -JeBrsonriue Adro.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

DRouonr.-Our neighbors in the adjoining
county Of Mercer have ruffered severely from dry
weather the present season. There viii scarcely
any corn be made, and the wheat crop was almost
q failure from the effects of the frost on
the 5th Jane last. BY the way they had frost on
the list Of last month. There was but little da-
mage to do and Of course not much done.-Jef.
Adn0edte
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

sonville, Adoocose says: This gentleman accord
ing to previous announcement addressed the citi-
zens Of this county on the 10Th ult., in behalf of
the Lynchburs Agricultural and Mechanical So
c0iy We were not present but understand he
met with gratifying success. Several of our cti-
Gems we're made life members.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09
THOMAS RIA 3 JRss:;.,s P 3 Ss]AEs2MI
.fr. AID pEALnh l.-5zl .-ls.f
STOVES AND CRATES,

Main Street. Lynohhurg, virginia,
in receipt q large and we.sected stock Of rsor.
seues apaned Ware Tin saes Self scaihg Fruit Cana
Sheet Iron aud Tin Ware Of every desytonths latter
STILLS aud all kinds Of COPPER WORK made W order
ahortcst notice. .a-7i aa5t e ..fsa
HOUSE ROOFING AND oUTTRRINa done In the bcs,
manner, and upon the inost reasonable forms
fH- Particular attention paid 10 HEpAlRfN0
We respectfully solicit portion Of the public patronage
nden Nat please both In tho prizes and quality.
Also on hand q superior article Of sfovn poLIsR
July 14-dAcly, THOMAS D. DORNfN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

FRElour TRaDr.--There were received at the
depot of the Va.&Tenn. r. r.. on 5th September,
l8oaded cars consisting Of .662 bushels Of Wheat;
"a barrels of Flour; $4,000 pounds Of Miscella.
neous. There we've Is loaded cars se..t West the
same day. ~, - ..s1a4 -s-.5.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

N,~ cooes-ila nj s sssa from their sd<er-
,;.smsne o.sAHkAiz n another snlsmz. ii the
,rslia = 8 49, sods 1akzd fss~s. SGD q Co
aeEov -ivipg theiretoek offall andeinie gods.
Me.srs.. =. p, Co. are ameng the lssSSsf piers
in this elf aud their present k1e1 ~. Is
-, nue ii the ehoics-t and ms~t exsp1f<4 <ealght
z 10 this MARKET Call aud zee. - -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09
MARRIED.

On the Slst Of August, by the Rev. H: NJ.
Spencer. Mr.. J6HN w. KINo and Miss c. b. HUI
BILE, both Of Smyth county
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09
EXECUTORS SALE OF
j aIual,Ie Farm and Kuiidlng Lots.

Valuable Farm and building Lots.
HSS. on FRIDAY. 18lh Of SEPTEMBER, win scl nj pub
&& lie auction the Of the late Christopher Wnrec,
-A--with about 70 IL In situated mile from
Lynclburg, the Campbell Courthouse Turnpike. There Ia
place comfortable and pleasant Dwelling House.
pcr Well Of water large Tobacco Factory and all the nee
OuouscS considerable portion ~ the land Is tim
ered The place well wateed and will make an excellent
Dairy Garden Farm pleasant Country Residence The
land has good clay snbsoi and susceptible Of high de-
gree Improvement Persons wishing look at II will please
call on the Subscriber. -
Al the time, win sell 25 BUILDING LOTS, within
half mile of the corporation line of yncburg adjoining the
nds of Henry Davis ESQ., aud the residence or Capt
McCorke These lots eligible To the city and some Of them
have commanding and beautiful situations.
TKRMs4redits of IL and Is months will be given. Bonds
with approved security required aud the title retained until
lnst payments made q. v WINFREE,
aug 30-d3tawtl6sept Executor Of G. Wlnfree, decd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

yA.ussLs CAxyssbl L4sproe SAGE.--Mr. w.
p. IsAes oers q fitate aals the lst Of osto-
bar and ifnot cold BY thai time. II public auction
on thai d4y. the valuable farm "a which he now
residea The farm !, RALLY one Of the most desir.
able in the rosnty. ard b genslemss de.irous of
engaging 10 sgricnltard rurseiss offers an excel
lent Spportuaity Tor naking good Investment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

STRANGE REoUssr.-A young man, who is
represented ms being very well-behaved and ing
dustrious mechanic, but who is unfortunately the
victim of his appetite for strong drink. made APP
plication to the Mayor yesterday for miAemus to
send himself to Jail. As q reason for this strange
request, he staies BIO lad "been on q spree" for
several weeks past. and after making numberless
efforts to 'straighten up he had concluded that
the only means by which that desirable end could
beefectcd, was to place himself beyond the reach
Of his old enemy. The Mayor taking the same
view of the subject, PREPARED the papers necessary
to an Introduction to the Wade House. About
this time the mind of the unfortunate disciple Of
Barleyccorn underwent change. and be concud-
ell to defer his whit TO tho hill. but his honor
was inexnrable --told him it was too late-such
triaias coulh mt be submitted to- and ordered
of the officers to condnct him to his quarters.
That lie may come ou', wiser, and better an
our sincere wish.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09
LYNoHBURd COLLEGE.

LrNlHBIRG, VIRGINIA.
YuNIE fourth annual of this Institution win commence
Il on the 9th September, -
The location Of The heaiest and most accessible 10 the
entire South and the OF study both Classical md scc
Tide, equal 10 thai VI my Of the American coltgeA
The Military Department shall be- cclcuily maintained u
Mr. }. T. Blankenip, graduate Of the Nlr
gna Military Institute, and recently connected with lilo
United States Coast Survey.
FACULTY. =Ef
Rev w W. WALKER, tAdrBda Of TIE Fdcafy, Professor
Of Mental and Moral Science, and IT History
LycuRGus IT, Mathews A. NJ Professor of Latin and Bellies
Lcttrep
r. H. oARKLI A. Il. Professor Of tho Greek Language and
Literature
H. BASKEssir, Professor Of Mathematics and instructor
of TACTICS.
SAM GARLASp, A, NJ. Professor OF Constitutional Law
d. LAsanoRSh NJ u. Professor Of Anatomy and rhysIo
ology.
q. A. sAnrori LID, Professor Of Modern Languages
SAINT NJ GooDsos, Principal IT the Grammar school.
EXPENSES.
Board 81 per week. washing u % month"; fuel and lights
$40 term Tuition, 40 In the Grammar School, aud eIO In
the Collegiate Department for hal session.
kH- Catalogues containing further information eau DO OBJ
tanned by addressing the Chairman Of the Faculty.
Iuy I3-dls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

GEO. d. DAVIS
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
IL ssssS r. W.. sss I'D .a.a
srArls par aoons hARpwAns anoEs, woopwAnn Rors
Ioas Srusssa, rsssascd Coffee rev ores,s, and Cuba
Mocha, Old Java LAgus, Eo and fsrched Java GORGE
Extra and double extra syrup Cubs and New Uflea Mo-
hammered and noiisi IRON Iron zsiss and csa Wagon
sss. Isss Rs ssS s,,
French and PhIladolphia Calf sk Harness and Sole Ats
Is ssis Fax Z ai.
Corn Candies, Malta Horse Shoes, 80. 90, ss -.
p r wy ss sSs sn % % o. yoa S III
ssa n s.: ss Corn wSs a %
dnce oonnsnsd 70 for IN best market prize, and make
Fruit Jars. Fruit Jars. ~
ss q p. JHs sss en- s q
most approved patterns such ss Arth.rs seEseang Jarn
lyman. CLAN and a jars s'ens Sis.. sas crew
up + BE- $
sasa Can sSsa sna &C., supply o.dss nom The ssniry
Full directions accompany the Jars. -, = 90
aug 20 dts los Main street, Lynchburg, Va.
ocEETs WIN one two and our glasses OF sll qusne.
sus si.Sis '' ]. Williams SON. s. M.lr street.
mir. ,. SEWING Machines, :. 5. !.
4. sF 1; sssf sssa q
sbO eso ga The following certneats fvu q well
known Tailor n TIL. county who only had about ~ lmts
instructon on this Machine: teesE f9sss4 IN !.
:"sss ss:: ~ ~: NC ss
Ing Machine snd would not exchange any hare SEEM
Ind diNculiy In opcrspg viii % any Kind u CLOTH
from the thekea Cassmete s ahsst fee wchase msi1
several pair Of coarse Tow Linen paus pr stsns have
and operated six dhetent Kinds II Sewing
Machines but BnhofA md singers the only Msches
Machines that make 7ai'o'. a.cA conslss l!arihos
70 understand and likely 70 GET out Of ardsf Almost
every that has Bafihs cpsptS sad sings
that worked last year give Bartho te DIFFERENCE
Respectfully YOUR, De, GAROLUb q. TERRY,
p and dlnculiy In getting my ~ work ID Bar.
tholfs Maehine They that synetnE great ought DO
done for the that Invented sewlnE Msehlnes With shat
gs and Iece s.l!ce lses lsdlssl -. 8 g. 7.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

Aucrsox SAlsss--B. ~Aksrs. Auctioneer, will
sell t-morrpw |, nurning, 10 front Of the Market
House, Z likely ynng aegromsr, " hs il Represented
to le q cool fafna hand. lie will also sell 81 The
time and place. 4 new family carriage. spitsd %
one or two besses. 1a.s1 sssi s s rs -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

+ rs SECOND DISPATCH.
LATER FROM EUR Q p z
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

RELIGICUS NOTICES.
The Rev. P. 5. Henson, of Fiayaana. will preach
In the Baptist Church. tonight, at the usual hour
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

Il "a ~ q $1,000 60, - n -. - a ..e,r.
RsrAtIASieN - Theodore Bennett vs. p ns.s,e
tue mayos yesseraay on me !, s" ran.s, Of Canal
boat alleged that on yesterday marnng. sm , Az
tending to his duties on tie oaesn, &c WI s.
ly peunced upon nv NE si1sssa nsmpSs h;m'
divdual sesinE bin " ne snss- ~ A.. p pa'n
on uncaInfr!giis Il. ~" =. ,as
IRISH could relieve -
to his sefapers ar1 y
was pnsaned py R- NH !. ,.e "sah:lne, na'
nroyded nlmseu WIZ ~