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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-22

CHALMERS COLONIAL OPINIONS.
OPINIONS of Eminent Lawyers on various points Of
u English Jurisprudence, chiefly concerning the Colo,
ones Fisheries and Commerce of Great Bran-colleced
and dgested from the originals in the Board Of Trade and
other Repositories: By George Chalmers Esq, F. R. s.
A.-one Vol large Octave PIP. 8l6.
For sale by
81. D. TURNER
n. C. Book Store.
Raleigh, Sept. !, 1858. 10
DLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
ID most approved FORM just printed and for sale at the
"Standard" Office
Also Wits Subpoenas Warrants ard variety of other
blanks.
Aug. IS. 70
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-22

0ISCELLA6EOUS.
GREAT NDUCEAENTi
WINTER DRY GOODS SELLING AT, COST,
LANDECKER & KLINE
A RE ENDEAvORING TO MAKE ROOM FOR A
"A large Stock of
Spring And Summer Goods,
and therefore, in order to clear the remainder Of their
WINTER GOODS have Come TO the conclusion TO ell such
At Cost Price,
rather thou keep anything till another season for
they deem quick sxpence better than slow chilling
By adopting this course they win Be enabled 70 keep con
stantly on band Fashionable Stock Of Goods
Their present stock Of WINTER GOODS embrace &l2s
French asd Esai1 xssiaos Pieis aad Pisit; Parems.
to-: &kepls ead Ciells; NSs: HOSIERY. &C.
They will keep their prices down a cost for The NEn
~ ovERcoArs SOLD AT COST
They l confident that this their pars win
prove eminenty satisctoy 70 their cusomer . Il win
enable them ssp supplied With Goods suitable 70 the
Thsif FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT Vim 1t IN times
g Kept supplied with svsEysAiag thas 'hs LAds nay
Rsiesgh, Jan. 9, 1854. SeH
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-22

SADDt1ss HAnnEse, 1nlDLRs, Ae.-fhR
LADIEy xSD CENT? sA6DiN q s,~y ~ -
a..hy: BOYS AND WAGON aADDtM; EAkRiA0E
BUGGY. CART AND WAGON HARNESS; 81 sIi a.
Oeeds se.slly kspa % Hseslss SsA1lsy kasAasAosss-
vhieA viu y s1 ks 0sh, - su essis 10 Ssoesua,
esycA Orders sAssksslly ssssissA - Dsuacsiy sss.
,. cw.D. aUFcHlxos
1eee8es 1eseo u, IL. Mt
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-22

4 NEW sUPPLY OF FRESH DUCXWn1Af-
= JONES 4 Noosya
Jo.0sy IL 1oee Tin
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-22

Strawberries (choccl 81 % per 100. OF IS eta per dot
Also line assortment Of Flower Seeds, and everything
else grown in . Nursery.
Send in your orders carly, marketable srcss
limited to the above amount.
HAMILTON CARTER
Florists and Nur>csymep.
R>leish. NC.
September Is. 1858. 's-G
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

D odace in yuent Of his labor. Mr.. l.. WIS i'm.
dressed with IA appearances OF the yeung mans
vi:e, and On inquiry aseer;aihed whore she ~a'
lrom what her mothers name MAS before she MAS
married. a., gthc daughter had been christensd
the name of -fa.hsr.) and alter moro
thorough investigation he became sonvnced she
was his long-loss danghtsri T.s wife Ind never
known of his criminal love, and he dared not re-
veal it to her For several months he wrart the
secret in his own breast. tli - last pn'ernal a.
feetion would no longer allow him 20 remain 81
lent, and he made himself known to his daughter.
told his wife all. who wisely forgavc him. and
consented to receive her rs one of the family The
daughter il happy in the pc session OF fathers
love, ard win b. joint heir Of his property.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06
Markets..

BurlMoRr. Oct. 5.--Fiour firm, Howard Street
nnd Ohio - 10 ) 10, Wheat burynnt, white 81.
30 10 | so Red - l. t. Is. corn higher aud
mn y ant. wntc 50 to IS cts: yellow IS IA 20 cts
Provisions firm. Bacon Shoulders 81, Sides lo4 );
Mess l'nrk SO - tn l6. Prime $ll 80 Lard
quiet Mt II! 80 III. Wh,ko. finn at Is
NEw IoEk, Oct. 5-Noon.--Flaur hrn,v and
ten cents lower. Southern 50 10 te D 40. Wheat
steady Southern red II l.. corn quiet. Ncllnw
% cents. Pork quiet. Mess So 81 Prime 10 81.
Whiskey ami Lard unchanged. Stocks lower. -.
Money very active and fan. Virginia Us u.
NEW lot;E CArrrr MtEkr,, Oct. d i''eves
advanced J cent. Offerings amounted to 1000
MiidlingS ,mrr we'd, Most II the sales mndc
at from L t" $40, the average lcmg ~. Sheep
higher. Offerings 20 1oh. Sales at an advance
q! 81 to 30. Market active. Swine firm and un-
chan scd. Offerings 5000.
Lr(nHy.--tot'tn mua Three hundred bales
of good middhnes. fald~ ,ola ~ tue wharf N
III. f.nur drrlnins Southern a.l0 5 80 Red
Wheat Ii! Whit" l.5D IL l.lo Pork declin-
ing. Mess 80 Ia ID; r.inc steady; rest un-
changed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06
A Strange Romance
A Strange Romance
FATHER FINDS HIS DAUGHTER AFTER A SEARCH OF
TWENTY-FIVE TEARS.
from the Homer cortland Co.. n. W Repuhli
cani

From the Homer cortland Co.. n. Y. y Repuhli-
Tears ago II Yoang RAN, Mr.. r.. resident 81 this
WI went to lllany I" see some friends ami
i'le there Rrads the acquaintance If II young
"'Y, dress maker ia the family he WAS Visiting.
ur'ns his stay IN tsrat city he won the aiec'i"Hs
i The dress maker aud under the PROMISE 81 mar
age aceoHpiirhod her ruin Mr.. T. left for his
ne after Assuring tie young lady that he would
afi and iulhi his engagement, but alns, has
mise WAS po< inltied-t they meter met again.
N.'r mathis af a+xiety and self uplraidings, Mr..
' FrQrl'ea IA Albany IT, sec the ohjec. Of his at
! '''hs. as'% parry lrr: he loved her, though lie
d, :" cruelty iecsivsi her. THE dress-mako"
let tie ssty. aud no traces ot her could be
''i' lis RS,.ertained. however. that shr had
"F" d'rth toa daughter. and after whiting months
tbs heturn, had lefG the city Of her shame. -
"e' iraiciess effort to find her and his ciihl,
'vluroeS to his home. Many long years have
\ s'eaea the ytMDg mo u has bccome wealthy
""s' and IL surrounded by happy and i,r-
.s'aag family. lie has been blessed with ev-
,"aT to make him happy. but the recollection
'a' wr'ngei aue has embttered his existence.
mate lhe ia 'st miserable-and year after
I" 10 ha' been untiring in his Efforts to dis.
~ nef or the of-pring Of their uuhallnwed
,"s mother. after leaving Albany. married, in
Fthe river counties, mechanic. The daush-
a'aned with her another until she bad reach
age OF fifteen. when. 10 consequence Of the
ea'n'ent OF the step-iather. she left home ard
'uei situation as a servant in the family Of
49, ID Troy-that gentleman having formerly
''ssient of this village. Soon after. the
nE Sfl mother died. and having no relatives
4, "n sne could look for sympathy and aid she
,be f ''i u c,'me to this village and reside
IVA ,""'y It Mr.. q. 3 father. She accordingly
wa "ere about nine wears since, and Nv Years
H. e' East winter the lady's husband was en-
y: sFa To do some work for Mr.. T. After the
l.s. "a. s comple'el NJ. r. visited the mlson's
.''sFai dimes for the purpose Of carryng
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Duol Between Messrs Frederick e. Teri

81. LorIs Oct, 5.-Thc Republican has n note
FROM the Postmaster at Santa Clara. saying that u
duel was ious III between Senator Droderick aud
Judge Terry ON The l3th ult The latter received
Il bali in the tttaat, which it is supposed Will
pr,,e m rtal.
Upwards Of II ton uf silver was at FL Pasn from
Arizona, awu.bng shipment.
k.rh Ncins ef gold lnvr been discovered IN the
Santa truG lltcr. near Fort Buchanan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06
Election in Kansas.

l.EAvENwoRTn. Oct. THE election on the
adoption of the Wyandot,e Constitution, which
WAS held yesterday was qurt, and the adoption of
the c. Institution is conceded
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

ArGrsrA. Oct. 5.--lt is conceded that Thomas
liardcman. Jr, Opposition, is elected to Congress;
but the balance et the State is regarded as having
gone Democratic, although thes7th and Sth Dis
trets are close.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

ur>rIxas Cork4. w sdae.day, os,. Pres
ent-.Ins,ice~ Saundars, Tslaferro, Tanaer, Chal-
mcrs and Bailey. The case Of the couu,anwcesth
Ueze+ish Fnrd engaged the whole Of the day.
Yhe person was sent % to the Circnit Court for
further trial. aud was released on fzil
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

Ar he ANIMAL meeting ef the Young Mons
Christian Association. held in their Hail. ON Nom
day Night the Bird Of Octnb+r, 1889. the following
gentlemen we're elected officers of the Association
for the ensuing year:
Dr. Samuel d. Christian. President g. A. Col
bonn. First yiee President: r. O. II, kcan. "a
Cars Nrisan. Sd; &C. V. Wintrec, 9TH; James Ma
ans ~. Wm'A. Miller. lst Director: G. W.
,uttsa 81; II. A. Burroughs. Sd; Wm-H Par
-.4. E.W. Jones, 9th. Thomas j. kmkpat-
.jck t'sffs .puading Secretary. j. Newton TOR
5e. Ing Secretary l.. l.. Amistead Urea
,. Payne Librarian.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

CniE- MAxsnArI.-John s. Lsnsharne. Esq
has be.n appointed To act rs Chief Marshall nj thu
ensuing Fair 1T the Lyuchburg A Agricultural anc
Mechanical Society.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06
MARRIED

At Newtown, Frederick county, Va. On lie
morning Of the Sd instant, by Rcv. MIR. MeMul-
len. Mr. HENRY Z. Vicr If this city. and Miss
REpEcoA McLEop of the first named place.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

Reliable orders the Trade by Mail or telegraph filed
q application 10 AZ IT., ,, - -, W. y,
KrgDsr>Y 70 be obtained II III" u nuar'"r> itS
az ali the New York Wholesale Druggists tt"e'>t am ian"
au,I TURNING Find and Deaics ~ Lam
H-KEEtSES Is the irsDt+m-rA of Tie Eri"srr" oil
ia aud an ,rr-ons caIiiont>i a,a,as Iu~g Ne 7Ai rhf
nnr for ni lI,r nils. W I-.-.I---N ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

Srx,ous I1anEss OF raE Hon. joan LETcnER.--
We learned yesterday that Mr. fletcher WIS in a
very dangerous condition from sn attack of eryS-
pelas, disease 60 which. for SOME time back. he
las been subject hut which now is moro ior,oida
Me than usual Mr.. Lecher was al his home at
Lexington RicAmoud Eng. Of yesterday
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

YoRK RlrER RAILRoAD.--It is Ell pected th.; the
last rail on the track Of the Richnond aud York R;"
crRailroad between this city and the Wh.teIiousc-
will be completed to-day and train will start
hence for the terminus at O'Clock this afternoon.
on an ex detrimental trip. The first passenger ear
10 be nsed on the road was shipped from New York
ON the 2Sth ult and will arrive in few days.
A, a meeting If the President and Directors Of the
Conrany. held at the clerks Office in this city yes
torday. Mr.. Thomas. II. Sharp elected Super
,nteudeut of Transportation; Mr.. Charles Yea
Conductor; and Mr.. J. W. Shaekelford. Agent at
the White Iionse. BY the 18th inst. the trains
will I've running regularly. and then the doubling
ones" will begin tn see some Of tho advantages
flat will arise from, the construction of the road.
Riclluaond Wig Of yesterday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

Fe,pr Tx,ps.-There we're received Mt the
#.,e,. Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad on
81. erias, rs loaded cars consisting OF 'e o"w-
i.s: Wheat 1886 Bushels Lun,her' O.ooo'h,.
Cal. % 900 ibs-; Miscellaneous. l22, 900 pounds
Thar. we're loaded EARS cent west the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

I.YNCHBUIsG SEMINARY.
Boarding and Day SchOOi for 0ung Ladies'.

fINlIE Fourth session of This Institution Will commence ON
1 MONDAY, September 18th, lSop
7cfwS pc Atys. on ~ fffg Months.
ua,rJ with n, n.iaopn, chnruc for Extras as 90
lr,nnrni,s, l,,pnrimrut ......5....... 10 on
iut,'rn,,lut, Including French and Latin.
,,levin. .!..,............ ......... - 90
Music Pianos lessons week AT nh hour cneh w 10
So of Instrument ocal Music daily exercise without
Drawing, Painting and Emhfoher, -cAiru.
y H. Two Ancient and Two Modern Languages rcqiste In
order io graduation.
tuf particulars and circulars Address
mn! "a dim \. II. WILLIAMSON, Principal
REFERRING kARev. Ro. BS land, D. d., President Of Rich
nond College. IN conhryon with which Institution ho at ono
Time taught; Mira Gen. Darlington, In whose Young lAles
seminar, Rirhnnnd lie taught the Classical Department
the fnoui, othc University Of virginia IA In aoo nj which
he took his law Course In TINT mstuiont la Lynch
burg j. D. Mitchell, H. u. aud Rev, Geo W. Carter, ID. d.
recently appointed Professor the Univ rry Of Mississippi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

rry AN GOLD piNwI have now IN store eoou 500
Of Pluin Gold Rings, OF every quality ana ".'enr'0
sxira heas!. IS Main Stree.
sept 2a-ds =.
=, CIIOOi BOOkSkeeeved this ~ a'o', , ,lovci e.
~ ,,.,, ,nrs of ~ kinds Lib Ia discount atW'" u
- Ut SCHOOL beVNs' ~ p,YT- n DlAtkFORD
teachers !" 1'" y N,iJ street,
sept i5-dta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06
C. s. B L I 9 S & G
Lynchburg, va,


Stoves, Heaters, Ranges Crates Hollow Ware
gr;:>
Tin, Copper and Sheet-1ron Work,
ROOFING. PLUMBING, sc.
NAk would ca the attention ri purchasers 10 our new SUP
w IL, Of the above named goods which weekly
ccivin: al ing been stlrch pcrn'na, win graf CARE 'i
rect from the Manufacturers ri i lowest cash rr'"e We tied
prepared 10 suit and all with The most Mai c""
ic; comfortable. durable, us,ln simI" desirable and The
hanou,st panes strongest, cheapest largest aud best
ortnrn; we ha,ee,e lad the pleasure 81 ohrns III 'H mara
Ct A cordial invitation is extended 10 ali L" 'Ahmme oar
oek u. the stove and Rangs Warehouse ~ Maui slr,et
l.. nchburg, VA. l>epi dsl g :. bhl-s " CO.
DETERMINED TO EXCEL.
+ n l. l., o ..
L W. oilcr extra induccment
a stock of
READY MADE CLorII1&G.
The styles and Workmanship cual I" that MA L. lerr
by II bcs iaors in the country.
The new and Fashionable
faIrjc. srld by our flss e.aS-
Cloth Houses, and
Have them Iuluaaetfa.j
Into Garments
rom the ever continuing cry mer', FASH
t,na he ucn We pr,seni for their
OF W hich entirely new suited 10 l'e timer:
totrs.Thc Diplomatic, gra''l, rich and r"i
o,rtal lie I, urnenl The Palc,, The srou In sab la
Ian. Il II IT," Gcndcriy.
"a BIS, >E,s Manufactured in ever! s" and out Il
ever, ind ii goods, ranging in prices IRON TO $40
Ri IRrss fGo. f"Ars cut aud trimmed N the best
possible malncr, aud warranted +" give rn" oa'i-l'
4h SlNuL BGEAsrEp tlorh toAIS, Giac HupFr Pants,
*Z, fanc, ,a7oinr'e Pans from /" T. 's5t'
~ Eanev pim., Velvet Vests Of ne dcs na,-iaI rlah,
and Fame sim les Plain aud Fancy t"smle Vest, tcii.
Gil. n, Eli. yshirts of Cotton inn Mcruo anl Cashmere,
a!s Fancy MaIm shre oi irrnri manHoei"c, sumehihs
TX Earad Tags Sporting Bl:nse:, Might ronh,rrcr-,
Furr Blan. cts Say STATE and lmf orrd >haw from t a.
al srno, Cashmere sk anl Plush 'r"'a'> 81
sn' T,r' nlne na6e Kind of ,cntl.,sr, tnicr Near
SOCKS Collars and article t" bel found IN tfsl a. "
ing li"n~. hLt>7 i;AlNi,
sept 3lils $50 Main street. l!nriIluiG Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06
KER0S EN.E OIL
arr iTREDi'C?l ON/A YHiCE.
NO VARIATION Fol, The WINTER,
The New York Kerosene Gil gompsn!

ESTABLISHED 1870
4 NNOI-NCE THAT, having na ' gr'ni inlr"Nm+H> IN
th. manufacture, krr.vna. ihc, nov sn"l'd H. ui
fer la the Trade al
One Dollar per Gallo.i. VITO .esa.c.
Tr att,ut, of i cctfy called 10 lie sin
inyrl al, rcsnlt of p"nn' LTicn uAailhalloh A ~
y KESr E-l al New York. thtmis and lated Feb - N'U:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

New trimming aRd Fancy store.
~ . THE undcrsi gied most respecimi ntrn the lagos
n citizens .ynchhurg and iis visitors irn the c""
wv iry ial they lifted tho store, loo Main iret
undsr Warwick Hous- and opposite We ~, = Nl
, peroDl.,I Store where They have now On rNlon ii
intend u keep always on hand lar;r stock OF Apli
TiiMNlN1S AND FANCY GOODS. unr entire stock l. ne
.lim a! one of long experience AMI ackn"""lg'd >lt
and embraces Paris Fngc. silk Gallons Ppnlsm cations
ra si,t Tassels vi Ribbons, ali widths, Sik, Natehe
~, Las. xuttaercl, agate pearl lace, linen fe. n"i,
s hosn Tasting, and great ssnei' Oh ether KING 81 n"i s
WA inc Naurias of every descnpt Zephyr N"rsie She
land Wo Braid, Combs and Bris,Ss, tra'i lag
pnrenopus and Mone Bags in great varieties ii"r h''u
.ues ,nrw s1,e) Beautiful aDI New Head Dresses iiea
Nets Fancy Hair Plus Moair Gaps ohnei Eo"'Hs' ao
~ PIxes Kuiyes SCISSORS India Rubber Cloth Tar iuan
WorsteJ shayjs Hoods Ganle siaters socks an
Nubas sleeves Talmas Gloves for Children nsd h's nm
.sanes Hools and Hoop skirts Chenille sciiri emma orna
mens WiIowaskets, Games and Toys TOR children; aha .
.ni. cr fancy arce-a of which we intend 70 sell Us
hnan ~ the same article he purchased anywhere
W. VIII nj any time take great ioasre m ordering !'hhs
II, our line irom sken n silk TO $40 frlhko;, ,
ioefai mrr""'" NV i. A. II I. .kINSEl,
s.u 23dts i'm heil'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06
Sewing Machines.

AIDES wishing Machine to do sEayASrs CoARsr CLorn,
A. IikIn ows TINE worry would DC well 70 exem-
500, Sod and s5 The following certificate 10 from veil
known Tailor IN this county, who only had abent 20 minutes
instruction this Machine: 1s....as8<. E
LnrsviLLF, Campbell county, Va, June fsth 1862.
Mn. WA. ]. pAGE:-I well pleased with Barbfs Sew
Machine and would not exchange for any have seen
dnd difficulty In operating with on any kind Of coih,
from the hlekest Cassmere 70 the hnea Linen Wchave made
several pair Of nsa pants for :ersaniA lays
seen and operated seten different kinda Of Sewing
Machines but Barthofs and sngsA The only MschinsS
would recommend any pers U buy They are the only
Machines thai make 7ailors NifcA consider BarshoIfs
the cheapest machine. II simple in c.nstrneticr easy
10 understand and not Likely t9 ~ out o. csler Amosi
that worked on lag, year give Bashots IAs Issss.sns
r dlhieuity In getting ny wiieio work Bar
Machne They ta something great ought 70 be
done Invented Sewing Machines with the shu
lie and Lnek Stitch. June 16-difsl &c q. 1ssI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

WE offer for the following ysSecs viz: Wilson's
w Albany, Hooker Peabody and 1ixzic Randolph, a 70
per % per hundred ovey Rurns' New Pine
nngworhs Prolific, and MI the Old leading varieties Ut
per hundred.
ENTERTAINING RAsPBEERIEs
Bclcd Fonenc! ind Merviiiv will produce god crop In
Autumn. 20 cents per pinnt or ~ per doseb
lc with DR. j. H. Thompson At his Drug Store of OF
Nurseries, will he promptly attended TO.
MILLER. PLANK d CO.,
sept ie-dfm Old Dominion Hursurits, Iynchbufg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

NNNFVItTl TTuIFIrTUr,
so broadway, New FORK.
lr!alci by all Druggists Sold also by j. u. ssN, ". A.
GtgurHiR n Co... and SrABirR ~ JoSrs lynchbnrE, Nn-
march ., --d4cy
1ENZINE For removing grcns" from Silk RibunsC Cloth
ID Nc cleansing Gloves, Velvet any silk WOODEN
iti without chnngin the delicate coors, for sale by
-i. IL dts ~TABI.EI. 4 JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

AID. LAEDtNo Lea ari,in lin Gems OF about If
II " pounds each, in store and for sale II.
nrt MS LIE, EOcKE & 60
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06
THE FAIR OF THE
Virgiuia Central Agricultural Society.

TCINE GREEN AND BLACK TRAs--Juss received . nies
assortment Of Green and Black Teas which
Tor. Tau: io-d,sl W. A. sTROTHER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06
.ARGE >sTDCk-FAIL lS5D.
y. MATTHIAS d Co.
G0. 81 Main 'rcet. Iynchburg. Vn,

RIG lraNt 10 rul the attention o the puhc Ia Their
~ q. ynrec Hul ,c.ani stack of FALL ~ NlNIER GOODS
W. whi,h vii ituen Tar inspections on MpShhf ~ " sep
Tender cuus-n pat, tor, urgr lot al Nri,,t l,p'
and tloh toah. a N.tl hnndrns Fail Wrapping, nls.
"a gttd Nntir', at handsome lonutt Miss Hats thldcns
lint, aud cap, Eh"b,, fuMrir lral"- Eonthtr, Head
ir,ss and Mdha ,Rs, Nett CAPS aud tunts, Lace
Front aud Sid, Hair Irl and tnrls, j'i Otnn
n,rhi-. fan,k Hir fn-, Combs, snr, soaps fcflhlrA
linup Skirts with elegant lt Of flks, from ~ h I"
$40 srti with man, articles numerous 10 mention. We
thai al IA want al iS VII mud II I" r'r hl'Hl
call ~ prepared 10 sell nj very reasonable
prices.
or,lcrs hen n= ,"aiH Will mc'sr particular attention
80 REPAlll Nc done rs Usual IN good sll',
sent ~ dts j NJ. y 0p,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-06

OF 3 TO, .@1-.5.
sS FARM, containing 40 Aaes and within w miles
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CaARLEsrowS, Va Nov 90, '59.
DRAR FATHER AND MornER I now take my
pen to address you for tho first time since
have been in the situation that am now in
Ny silence has not been occasioned by any
want Of love for you, but because l wished to
wait and find what my doom would be- I am
well at this time and aa happy as it is possible
to be under the ciIcum, tlrces
received your kind sod afectouate let er,
which brought much consolslion TO me, aud the
advice that you have thersia gwen me thank
God / can say ! have aocs .el aud ! have
found that consolation which can only be found
by accepting and obeying such advice.
Dear Father and Mother, happy am that /
can now truthiully cay, that have sought the
Holy B bls and have found that everlasting life,
in its holy advice, which man can from no 9th
sr source obtain. Yes; l have now in the
eleventh hour sought for and obtained that for.
givsness from my God, whose kindness have
outraged nearly all my life.
Dear parents, my fate as Gar as man can seal
it, is sealed, but let not this fact occasion you
any misery; for remember the cause in which
was engaged, remember Il sas hog cause,
one in which men in every way better than
am have suffered and died Remainder hat ii
l must die, die in trying to GbeIate few Of
nay poor and oppressed people froIa a condition
Of seryitude against which God in His Word
has hurled Ills most bitter denuneialions, a
cause in which men, who though removed from
its direct injurious effects by the color of their
faces have already lost their lives and more RET
must meet the fate which man has decided
must meet. --i
If die l must, l shall try to meet my iate as q
man who can suffer in the glorious cause in
which have been engaged, without grsan,
and meet my Maker in heaven as a christian
man who through the saving grace Of Godhas
made his peace with Him
Dear parents, dear brothers aud sisters; mis-
cradle indeed would be if were confined IN
this Jail awaiting the execution Of the las far
committing foul crime; but this not being he
case, lmust say, although know you all viii
feel deeply tho fate ! am TO meet, that 1 feel
more deeply ON account Of the necessity ofm
self OF any other man having TO sufI by the
existence Of Slavery than from the mere fact
Of having TO die.