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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-18

EARLY TINES IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE By JoHx
CARR a Pioneer of the West.
The above is the title of a very neat little
volume, from the press Of the Methodist Pub
fishing House. in this city. We are Indebted
TO the Rev. Mr.. CARR, relative of the au-
thor. for copy, which we have read with
considerable interest The history of the
early settlement of Middle Tennessee, the
dangers which beset the paths of the pioneers
stirring and romantic incident. In this vol
ume the author has not attempted to do more
than relate the adventures of the forerunners
of orr civilization, in a simple and unpre-
tending style, and yet he has made a book
which, once in the hands of the reader, he
will be 10th to put down before reading its
entire contents. Not the least interesting
portion of the work are the sketches of the
men of God, who first preached the gospel in
these wilds. They were peculiar class of
men, active, earnest. rrsolute-ready at all
times to encounter bardships of every kind
TO spread the doctrines of Christianity. They
have passed away in the advancing tide of
superior enlightenment and higher culture;
but we doubt whether the human race has
been benefited by the exchange The history
of their career should be often recnrred to,
and their example profted by. The pablo
owe n debt of gratitude to Mr.. CARR, for
what he has done to hand them down TO pos
tcrity. His book can be bad at the Publish
ing House.
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Large Auction Sale
GROC FRIES
ny
-. ~. e.. NOEL ~ CO

~ WEDNESDAY, March ~. q Q o,c,o-t ,ro ,.,,
n -, -. -. .'S',. ~ iront 90 our Warchnr ). 10 4
r $3.50" = WITHOUT re
is hhis Sugar co b-,yS : -,
?po BAGS Prime Coffee "a bbis p .''''''na's
lsn hhis N''lisscs. 10 =. t,,,
soo T ~, - j. - Erfzn Mats
Ky. 10 "S'"''e" "lhrS
"a q. -, go Kegs Belmont Nails.
n .. .hr - 10 bhis. r e Herring
IN 3, S ' 81 hrah'f, - - AMI half bills
~. -N'"s'hs Xxi. Narkcrei
Ia :. II "a, 700 boxes star Candies
~ W: $50 +" Rir S1ap
$50 boxcs FrrSir Cheese Al .. ~,
200 4 RaiSus 5o F., % - Ni''tflcs,
rs Drums Fresh Pigs n O. .sa.sH,
100 i"z. Painted Rurk cts bo l,o,.s p,'
20 boxes Tpb1ceo va taco ISao '''''' Nn-
rlous b-ahds, 500 Al n n G..
,EuS; 50 hahs WYafr,in z Irvine
making one Of the largest and psi ,,,,,,J. ~ w.
mcnt Of Groceries ever ogereti, ~, "'s'i'-
n9-REMEABER-WE SAIL EI-IHy wis r-,,,.
I'LL !. - :. A. &. NOEL A 90 y.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-18

HOlIOway's Ointment and TiIIs.-
scrotula, erysipeas salt rheum and all skin diseases
indicate impure blood The Ointment reaches ana
obterates the poison in the veins where the Pills re-
move all internal distractions.
marI5-lW
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-18
Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, WilSford & Co.

(SAeoessors 70 Garter, heEGv q d and D. Lop,,y
On Tuesday. MRrch 22d, 1859.
w T. VIII "le' Tor cash m 'front.' 81 our Warchouse
-, 10 - Narket Sreet, "A large assortment III
Fresh and Choice Groceries coTni,risinf IN, ,--, -,
following articles viz: - Wv
100 hhds. II. sugar: 100 boxes Toh.cco -,
100 bags Rio Coffee; ,us brapds. ~ '"'f-
100 Z" Iacnvrn Conce. 200 boxes ~ r. c.,
so bbls. New Molasscs, 200 Palm Sc,n.''
20 ~. 40; 100 - Fox's Starch;
'' noas crushed Pow 100 - Woods do;
.oo ueted sugar 200 dozen Brnon,s:
90 "p's; !, va u. WHISKY; 400 boxes Star Candles.
20 - nneNs"m d"; 100 Z" Tallow do:
so Z" Ola Pyc X Bcfr, b.rries = JUS 'rah
or - "''lSh!' 800 duz. Painted Rukcts.
~ lrlT ~ 'r"h' 100 boxes W. r. and T. ID
- "'C. Natef ana But Clecsc:
,oo ,'t Ir.'kcrs; % bags Pepper.
Saa -. 60, 60. ,',-"Iiru, 500 Reams Wrap Paper.
80 ~ lets. 20 cases Sardines;
S"''H'o assorted Crars;
800 '' "'''eI .ftaLe. Too tedious 10 mention
t,c CARTER, wIlSFuRp 90
--t, NJ Market srre,t
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-18

FhOlsrioksts $40; Halvess5; Quartsrss2 S,

~ A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
s1l be sent 10 any one desiroas OF receivingft
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-18
IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERTrFTcATRs

Enclose the money address for the Tickets or
dered, receipt Of which they will be forwarded by
arst mall Purchasers can have tickets ending an
figure they may designate.
The List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
So Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Pest Office county and state
ss- Remember that every Prize is drawn and maya
bile IN fun without deduction
ES- All prizes Of 81 900 and under. paid immediate
Iy afer the drAwHgother prizes the asual time Of
dirty days.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-18
BLACKwoOD's MAGAZINE, Feb. 1859.

Somebody says that Prof. AYTOUN gets the
credit of all good articles in Maya which
have any humor in them. Now, much credit
rs we are willing to allow this distinguished
Professor, we don't believe this. We can't
be made to believe that all Maga's humorous
good things emanate from one brain. They
are too distinctly marked, and bear too
strongly the impress of different idiosyncra-
sizes. We take it for granted that it requires
host of able, and genial writers to make
mp such glorious old concern as BLACKwoOD
Every number of this staunch old periodical
reminds us of big, gray, rough-looking
oyster-shell-but we open it, and 10 the
pearls None of your bruised fish-scale,
and wayy impOsitions. but pure, clear, bona
tide gems, perfect and beautiful as those which
fell from the sweet red lips of Good-nature
whenever she spoke. And pell-mell, )" like
the visitors to this " good little girl (great-
est wonder of our childhood.) we rush for
ward to gather up, and appropriate the jewels,
growing richer every month by our accumulat-
ed treasures. Need we say that February
adds the usual quota to our store of good
things? So success to our old oyster, and
his garnered pearls!
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-18

sAcKsoS corarF.
Alta meeting Of the Opposition party In
0slaesboro, jackson couaty. on the 9TH u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-18
JACKS AND MULES.
Seventeen Fine Mules.

| hANE Tor sale Three Fine Young Jarks
years Ola this Spring, and ready Tor ss.rvlce
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-18
Steamboats,.
For PaducaI,, Cairo s. Memphis.
REGULAR PACKET
Gives through Tickets TO Louisville, ST. Louis
and Memphis.

TNHE splendid passenger a cc->-n
steamer MINNETONKA Dtzss<eh.
DAsHIEIL, Captain will leave .<ssssz.ssszsszlEzzt4
for Smithland and Paducah, THIS DAY, March 18TH
at IL O'Clock 81. For freight passage apply on
board. TO
marlS-lt A HANIIT TON Agort
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-18
Magnificent Scheme

EACH SATURDAY IN APRIL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-18
BulWer's New Novel Complete.
w. T. BERRY & co.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED
WHAT WILL He DO WITH IT. Bv PrSrsrRArr-s C,I
TON. Novel. by Sir f. RrIwER LYTroN, Part.
Author of ''My Novel; s'Ihe Caxtons,'' ssPsI
ham, &c. svo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE, STANTON. Va
We have received copy of the annual register Of
this institute for 1859. from which we learn that
it numbers one hundred and seven pupils and is
in n prosperous condition. Rev. r. II. Phillips,
A. NJ, is the principal. We wish it great success,
as VIZ do all our Virginia schools, though NUN
her of them forget the Virginia printers. and have
their catalogues printed in Baltimore. when we
could do them well and as cheaply in our own
State.
If our friends If the Institute cannot ret Il cir
catalogues printed at Stanton, let them give II, Il
trial
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

IIusrINGs CouRr.-This Court held its REGULAR
monthly session yesterday. Present: Mcssrs.
Read Lacey, Tanner Payne and Ta!interro.
Commonwealth as. Edward Moore, charged with
stahbing. was called. The examination was
waived by the defendant and he sent on to the
Circuit Court for trial.
Thos p Harvey charged with stnbbing. was
examined and sent on tu the Circuit Court.
A large number Of free negroes were registered,
aud other civil business transacted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

PoLICE Arr,IRs-Reuben, slave to j. r. llnr.
ner, having shown disposition to go it boats,'
bv stealing pair Of tn $50 useful and ornamental
articles If dress from Mr.. Grimaldi was reminded
of the wrong of such conduct thirty-nine separate
times and was then told to depart in peace.
JAS McNamee, all the way from the Emerald
Isle, "moistencd his clay" much THAT he got it
thorough saturated. While in this condition
James, in fit Of playful enthusiasm, violated the
peace and dignity Of the Commonwealth to such
an extent that His Honor was compelled to send
him to ru.ticatc, for brief season, at the Hotel
de Wade.
Tom. snve to Mr.. Goodman's estate, feeling an
anxiety to indulge in spring chicken, and forget
ful of the legal distinction between and m
uu, caused several of those inoffcnsive featheaed
bipeds To "roost lower" But rs this fowl pro-
ceeding no, fully proved, Tom was permitted
to slide.
Ned. slave to Jesse Hare. and Reuben, slave to
j. NJ Langhorne. for cruising around town at II
time when they should have been quietly asleep
at home were reminded of the wickedness of such
behavior by receiving fifteen stripes each (which
caused them to see stars) well laid ON. Eliza Sill
va for the saue offence, and for being particularly
Obstropoious, permitted to calm her excited
feelings within the sacred precincts of Wade's
Hotel
Caroline johnson. Lucy Gatewood. AID Sally.
slave to +. b. Deane, ndnonished Of the
manifest improperly of raising a rev upon the
quiet streets of the city, and we're tu6 to he par
ticular in future how they permitted their pngna
cous pr, pensities to get tho better Of their cool
judgments.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

ToBAcco IN GREENBRIER.-Two hogsheals
Tobacco were delivered Mt the Lewishurg Hotel,
on last Monday. raised on the farm Of NJ. Henry
Bransford, on Sinking Greek. This is new pro-
duct in this county. at least in such lnrse guam
titles, and this lot having been raised in the
coolest part We may expect this article to soon
become ii staple product Lewisbry C,oHcle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

According to the latest reports from Virginia,
Letcher ia elected, but the vote is cnse one
Considering TINT Mr.. Buchanan had 10000 ma
iority in that State in 1856, this has decidedly
doleful look for the Democracy Cincinnati CT
zette
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

A DARxIE PURcHAsED.-One Of the Boston
Knights Templar, who came to Virginia. bought
negro man for $500 for free colorel woman in
Boston, who furnished the money and is to marry
him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
A persoral difficulty occurred at tbG 7 University

personal diffculty occurred at ,ht I University
this morning between two students, Cha. Guchet
of N. c., and j. NJ. Bentley Of Alabama, which
may prove fatal to the last named. We have not
heard both sides of the Affair." and cannot therefore
give IL very reliable statement. 1t seems. however,
TINT Bently and Guchet had II difficulty yesterday
evening and as they met this morning it WAS re-
newed, Bentley striking at Guchet, nnd the hitter
drawing pistol and shooting Bently ihr, ugh the
arm and into the breast. The extent II the dam
age has not been ascertaincd as tn. ball has rot
vet been found. Guchet promptly arrested
and is now brNre magistrate tor exainination-
Char. .idrocdte, All.
Prof Jas p Hocombe left ,his morning upon
Summer tour of Europe. accompanied, we be-
levc 10y some three four young gcn'rmen of
The University Prof ii. will return early enough
uext Fall to resume his professional lah"rs at the
University. III.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

BIsuor OrEy.-Amoag the degrees con ierred by
the University Of North Carolina Mt the lat" Com
mencemen, was that of L d. d. upon Bishop
Otey of Tenn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

FREIGHr TRADE.-There we're received at the
depot of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad, on Yesterday,
10 loaded cars, consisting of 800 bushels Wheat;
ago barrels Flour; 1000 lbs. Tobacco: lol
bushels Corn 2S,0 900 pounds Lumber 10000 lbs.
Mscela .euus There were IL loaded cars sent
West same day
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

ALEXANDER Il. BorELER The gallant manner
in which this gentleman has conducted the can
vass for Congress in this district, his courtesy, his
nanlncss. and his genuine eloqueucc, have alike
endeared him to bis former friends, aud made
many new ones even amongst these whose ienity
To party compelled them to vote against him. lie
is now set down, by common consent. ns one of
the most gifted Of the SONS of the Old Dominion.
in all Of the moral and intellectual atrihnle., that
constitute the gentleman. His service in Con
grcss cannot fail to enhance his wrll.earncd
fnme aud, if success shall attend tho Wing BAN
ner in the State election. the people will look To
him as their standard bearer in the crmpagn of
1863 for the Gubernatorial chair. In the mean
while, let the conservative men of the old common
wealth 'abate not jot Of heart or hope" as to an
ultimate triumph Of sound Wing principles, -
Winchester Republican.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

ground, and why should not tobacco pay the same
commission that wheat corn, bacon hnur anu
other neeessares Of lifsf Tobacco is n luxury aud
no esvil should be made about paying those WI"
attend To it living compensation ior their scr
vices.
Your correspondent, should know that it is the
privilege Of the planter, through his C''mm,ss'en
Merchant to take in his sabacco nj the Auction II
The priceit sells for does not suit his v'rws hence
such ru,nors rs tho Coll,wing which he records;
That the tphacco sent to market shall be sold
without regard to the state Of the market. or the
wish Of the owner. within given time. and that
very brief. and that there is an agreement amongst
the buyers to turn their backs upon any planter
who does not submit without wry face to these
regulations" without any foundation, and
are silly rumors. In a very short time the Report
of the BoarL Of Trade will he published, and We
doubt not pcrusal will satisfy all snch courteous
and aansible gentlemen as "a Planter ON Staun-
ton River" Of the correc.ness Of the move.
JUSTICE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

The hopes of the present dominant party. rest,
for the future upon their expectation aud belief,
that the Opposition cannot unite upon any states
man. against the candidate they will have tor
President. 1t is conceded, we think, from this
view of the case, that their reliances not placed
upon their own actual strength in the county
Ii remains to be seeui If there are not national.
conservative men in the country North and South,
East and West. opposed to the present Democratic
party, and opposed. also, to the Black Republican
or Slavery Agitation party,-it remains to be seen'
we say whether there are tmen of this stamp
enough in the land to DO able to control by their
votes the issue Of the next Presidential cectlon.-
1t remains to be seen ifsome such men as Rives.
Everett, Winthrop. Crittenden. Bell, or others of
like character, and intellect and princpes can
not be nominated for President and Vice President
and be elected by the PEOPLE who love the Union.
and wish to preserve the Constitution and the Just
rights of the States. We arc far from thinking
such u result improbable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
,rEW AGRICULTURAL SHOP !
II tho PhnapiY E0undrv.

lEW AGRICULTURAL SHOP!
At the Phoenix Foundry.
V,IIE subs ritter having opened an CONGRATULATIONS
At the Phoenix Foundry the Basin near the Va Tenn
Railroad Depot Inform his friends and the pub
rcay that he prepared at short notice. 10 furnish
order pow Wheat Threshers. Livingston, Peaksk
and New York Premium Flows (a numoers Hay and Straw
Cniters Shovel Pows, Harrow Cuvatcr. Corn Shelters
and al, kinds OF Agricultural Machinery and Tools
subscriber beng the builder Of th Power tn which tn
only Premium awarded at the last Lynchburs
and having consider experience In farm,
Ing himself capable Of giving universal satisfaction
All axis call the above named place before nrchas
inc eli where r. H. SHEPHERD
april IA c3ms Lynchburg Va.
GUFK RIOR 90 IN MEAL Ter saIe BY
y May 23ds klNNlEh = SAAOEAS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

Mas. PuILLIPs BENEFIT LAST FRIDAY NiGur.-
We are very sorry tn say that the weather so
Indictment last Friday night, to prevent large
audience from attending the benefit of this popu'
lar and estimable lady. Since she has been
amongst us she has dne all that one person couLl
do to cater To the amusement OF the public. and
we are. therefore sorry that the public coul not
have the privilege of paying a slight tribute to
her talent. Cannot the matter be remedied somc
way or other.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

Fraser.
AUGUSTA Ga. June 6th.--lfis cenfdent' lily
stated here thai the House of john frasc' Thar
lesion, suspended on Saturday. in consequence oil
d III ulty in negotiating in Sterling fxchnng"
Tie Assets arr abundant The suspension h be-
lievcd to be temp rarv.
Markets.
BALTIMORE. June 6.-Fnur very dull nominal
" 81. Wheat heavy. White 81 65al 20, Red
81 laal 80 Corn steady but active. White GA
ct; Yellow 8Sa9o cents.
Nsw York, june 6.--Cotton buoyant. uplands
lot Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat firm,
and no Southern reported. Corn firm, Mixed
91a9S; White % cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
EKOM VIRGINIA ~ 'iORrn CAROLYN
Through Washington tiiy, by Railroad direct,
Ess:sS @ aEs ssZ czsssazssE sE

t= Iiai. W.
To THU WEST!
FyNIIE Baltimore and Obi" Railroad with Its much In
proved Western connect offers grnat inducements
travellers Virginia and Il ~ 'ar"ipas through Washing
Baltimore all port the West the Northwest
and the Southwest.
The connection betw from Washington art
trains bound Wet Wheeling lnrkrrshurg from B,t.
IL always promptly Hada the Washington JunC;
atcy called the Relay House. mites from Baltimore THIS
ouy change Cars required between Washington
Ohio River baggage checked through to the
the Washington Station.
'hr counrc' fafs leave washington daily at
NJ 10 T. NJ On = iniavs NJ the latter hour.
AT 3ENWObD
Direct connection Is with the Cars Of the Central Do
Railroad running from Belsire the Ofio through Cam
bridge Zsnesvie, anI Newark. Columbus These
connect Newark M the Cara of the Newark, Mansfield
and Sandnsky r. Cor Sandasky Toledo Detroit. Chicago
ST. Louis etc. -
CONNECTION Ii made tby Steamboat mesJ with the
he Marietta ami Cincinnati Road, for Chilleobe Cincinnati
&c &C.
The Baltimore a. ii Chic trains connect with thy cars Of the
Cleveland River Railroad Cleveland Toledo.
Chicago and al the y ,rthwesern points direct
a. Traveller notice that while tins the
only aifoi ding Through Tickets and Checks In Wash
nRton, it il also tn. SHORTEST SPEEDY and Di
RECT nearly all the leading points in the West Tn"
from Washington 10 Cincinnati h but about ftn'
mi lHi miles shorerthan by ofhr
Fare by tn 'oug ticket from " ashngoI least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the 1westei the Northern Roni,s
fro II Northern cities.
FreGe icf and Harpes Ferry, Marnsbnrg Berkeley
Springs lb. Bedford Springs Oakland and Grafton
pi ma Washing A. NJ. 420 = NJ
Ft the Stations Baltimore and Wheel
inx takei6 A NJ train Washington
10 For further '""'"''' '''"S" ''SNF'' &C. ''''
THOMAS II PARSONS. Agent at Washing ST
w 7. SMITH Master Of Transportation
fnlx ,katAr nj aapfO fa1D
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

alr IL dts.
AIhsA Et-s Old ftomi"iom Nnits, all
4 stFSPV SORTS aud SIZES. fpr >alrly
III l.rlt4 iRBi a SAUNDERS
AtTEtsSO ~ 1L'Es.-B"-t ,"cr,,d. new aud
- brauIul collection It NIENlbhtDpFS AND VIEWS.
direct Enrnpr. tAi aud rkrnI.no ~
iob i.ds PAYNE A HLAtkFOKDS.
NOR ksESt.- we offer fer rsUt ihc property
U tlr AMERICAN 10 III, on the wcr end o
To-s,ss,oi. gwen Immediately For terms, APP
pyto j II. y SAhL. ~ NEE,
iub lG f;aHts Trnstnos.
NOTICE So E'nN ~stEsNs Il PLY .ic,an,s
~ situations Is VIII real estate, pleasant VII
ir e VIZ. mia he purchaser Ill bs
ttnducod t"a Itace Which from 81 600 81 So
year, g,od ely gud scho' excellent cation for
regular ply -e,an Inquire Of the editor # this paper
april ~ dSts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
HOLM TITT, T Z,
Hi o. 11IIIt s,iAIi lka va

H0LLINS' TITTiTE,
Botetouit Spii. gs Va.
fVE mex, 'c" 1T 'his Inst the education of ycung
" wi .', .rr, ,' ni w a - o "" 70,
MARCH, 1866, Tie Superintendent In. spLed rHius
young Ladies under his ri complete and
thorough dis lne in the nercnt bra Irhes Of ema" ednca
The budnrs comment ious. grounds wall
and ta<efny a'rahgrdand ii" snrre mlns country btanu
fn In scenery.
The readily ncc"s,hlc "f he Virginia
and Tennessee knlr'nd aud otter ~ hlc hur"nghturs
An onluibus innsark 81, t, lra'ituo
"a distance of n,y mos the nrs N 4 80 OF he
sion "sa eri"lly f." ne nocomm i,aio Of ~ tntis
charge the folns officers
WM T.. iu>C,S English Ian . &c. History
WM. II rLfAs,Sls Ancient q-ayoS Natural Sccnrr
1uos t"okt French I.anRna. nal amt Mental Seeu,"
CHAlits l.. tutkt Mathemaiic
! A.E wINELtu. Music. Germ end spanish La, eunscs
j II hcHf>ui1 Music
MSS Lucy JunY. Music, Drawn ard Painting
Mas hmtLI! Cookt. English ranciA,s and M"''
Mus : Curkt, Governess
JAMES COOKE steward
Fer Board and Tuition in my pr n the literary
Music and olr,..... ~ 90
For Tuition ing Pairnr from $40 a. 60
Payments required ontbaf In vince, and The rcman
der nj the close tn session.
This Iniu,o entire prcn general, known
Boetourt Springs. formerly oDson ~ but admits hN7rd
except thos. with the iol oil The
Uhne SblphHr fhGjpbGtc and
the leasau, aud ct racl in the mountains Of
Catalogues ny detailed info NATION will be upon
application to CHARLES l.. CO )CKE, Superintendent.
I,%t Office Botetonr Springs, II nsnoke county Va
may c4ws -
80 SEWaDb Us Evt!RS WEEk 1850
UOHN J. PURVIs, AGE%r Is now RECEIVING MS
- NEW SPRING AND sU'dMER GOODS, aud viii
his stock fresl cheap goods
week during the Spring and sunni lhs all of which Will
be sold at small pront for CAST !,
march i3dtf
p nHA BUSHELS prim Black Oats in store
eDVDVI and for sale by NJ HOIIlNs a co
march dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.
rnrArRE Miss M,aa,r MlrcHELL.--Tl

THEATRE Mss MaaaiE MlrcHELL.--This pop
ular and bewitching .yohng c,,medicne made her
first appearance last night before Ly'rhhurg
audience. and won Tor herself a shal,;,sitn and
name" among our play yoers. Her style If
acting is original and entertaining. while she
sings like bird and dances equal t---any-
buly. We rre'.ict for her brilliant career.
Miss MircHKi.L appears this evening in the dra-
ina of "Marsot, the Poultry Girl" and, ihe pro-
team faree'ta Of Ladies' Stratassm." sastainin :.
EIGHT different characters. singing THREE
s''ngs. and dancing TWO favorite dances, flats
what call atiraeti,n. Attend all who admire
lretty face, fine singing. good acting. &C., &c.