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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23
Mr. Willey-The Discussion.

We confess ourselves ngreeably surprised at the
Repubiica.'s account of the discussion between
Mr.. Garland and Mr.. Wiley 1t is chronic dis
ease with our neighbor to magnify the prowess Of
Democratic spoutcrs, and to deprecate the abili-
ties of their opponents; 80 that we have come to
look upon il as matter OF curse, TINT, in bis o.
timation, Wing speakers are demolished in every
encounter skinned swallowed, and spcwel out.
Great was our delight therefore, to find that this
was not the sad fate of Mr.. Wiley, and that the
RcpuLhcaa does not once inmate that Mr.. Gar-
land got the better Of his opponent, and is doubt
less Of the opinion of Mr.. Grland himself--tlat
he caught Tartar"
SiIl, our neigbbor. who il satisfied with the re-
cord of his weak aud crrhg brother" L"tcher.
cayils ut that Of Mr.. Willy. Says the n pab
HcdH.
"Nr. W defended his Convention 'ecori u,on
the subject Of slavery. and attempted y show that
he sud nnthin. in the Convmtiou to which slave
hollcrs could possibly a'le't. lie sind hat h'
hud no particular reference to slaves IN his Con-
,rntion speech, but referred property generally
Bat the fact, in the ease did not bare Jim out in
this broad assertion. lie dh refer tt slavery
uael the torn repeatedly, and could haze referred
to nothing rl>r. hccau-e slaves nre the qy sort Of
property which enter into tn" hiei' of r"prc4cn-
t,tinn. How. then, could he have referred, ny he
said IA much 10 an OK ~ to- 'negp:' This
was certainly di>insenuus in Mr.. Willy.
"Mr W. inglor;onsly eyalcd thsqncsi"n ofMr-
Garland II. to his own and hispcollrs view :
touching the "moral, social and pdticl' aspects
of slavery The fact is. Mr. W. IA member of
tive Northern Methods, Church. wicl is deadly
hostile to slavery, aud he could not answer the
question.
Now, doe, not our ne, thhor rcmcm'T that Mr..
W Icy stated cmrhatcal'y that he conslcred his
snac. h ansWcrcd tina, question, por,io oi which
lac read, wherein he declared his fcaltNo the in
,ttu,ion. rs we'll as his lccunnry ihtcra therein.
Could a r,n>crntions Christian man, sub as Mr.
Wiley IA allowed to he, hold slaves. if did not
believe it To be ''morally, socially, aud officially
: ri ,ht?' Further, Mr.. Wiley stated tut there
was not n rrcc-scilcr in the whole count of Mo.
n,nga7ia.
: Mr. Wiley. it is true, stands connccteSSith the
I Mctho list Church but it is the church HAT was
organized in his section long before thdivision
upon thcrslavery question occurred and us in no
way been affected by that division. Fur,ermore,
his integrity upon that question is vo'hcd by
/ one IT tho most eminent Methodist diviiE in this
section, who is we'll acquainted with NJ Wiley.
| We have been crclly Informed. also, ut when
! Mr. Wiley was candidate for the CWention
and was tkrcntcned with nntislnyery inience in
his district, he declared that he did not ,sre the
support Of anti.slavcry mcn-the resulNas his
trunp plant election. There is no omherefore
to question Mr.. Willcys soundncss, nor Syht any
man who can stand John Lecher, raise DICE or
pen against Mr.. Wiley.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF LY NCHB URG
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Tina, you cnm sell them Bnrgnim.;

AM AGENT FOR the f,lowine pape- the line Of rail
road from Lynchbnrg to Cha tanooga; all OF them
having large circulation among the people Of South
Virginia and East Tennessee.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNt> SIZE NEWS BRISTOL
RHOW NInW 'SKNOXvlLI.E Creun.' WIG.
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ADVERTISER Chattanooga.
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POST, Athens. Tennessee
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I nrNs3Gshr Ihe~'yva
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t'N!DN DEMOCRAT. Union. Monrt county, Va.
ADVOCATE. Jetfersonv!e Tazew county Va
HEErr"IIInuT1I'H9,,x Danvlle Va.
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REiI BI.iCAN. Winchester. Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va
- shne advertise in of the above will
ind II to call the Office Of the
LyncAtrg Nirgnian, STAIRS where i'll be
male. sdy"rtiseTents FoHw AIDED WITHOUT DELAY.
viii also and forw ard advertising to paper
IN the United States A. WADDiIl.
srptlsts Foreman Sirciian Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23

ssnnin Of ne Biue Ridge ard the peaks Of the
Ailexhanies. while the yallies will ring with the
rejoicing .hoass 4 people redeemed, regenera-
I'd and dissnthrsIled."
In aadiHen b IL above We append the follow :
ing sxtrast ftsa private letter dated Richmond.
Msy llth.. The letter was not intended for pub
Hcaton. and il expresses the deliberate and hon
est convictions Of the writer:
Mr. DEAR Sra: have only time to say that nu.
merous letters are coming in from all quarters Of
the State, and, they pretty uniformly give more
cheering accounts than we have before received
in any canvass--well calculated To inspire strong
confidence In our success. after making all due nj
lowance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23
The March of the French Army Owe the
Aims MS Described by an Eye-WitxSs.

A writer in the London Times gives the flow
lag interesting description Of the FrenchArm
met by him crossing the Alps:
Ca the evening Of the Goth crossed nunt
Cents. where there were rep 'rts of sianght the
previous evening, of a large portiono the Slin-
ian army by the Austrians, and Of the raj ad-
vance Of the latter upon Turin. These norts
were con,rahictcd when reached Susa. the orn-
ing of the 27th; indeed, it appeared to Re dd,ted
whether the Austrans had AS yet eros ed thtici-
no in any force.
found nj that town the advanced guard the
French army--somc 1000 men--consstii Of
Chasseurs de Vincennes and infantry Of the inc,
ready to be pushed on by rail to Turin. Tets
were only l. sued to passengers tor the q "pck
eyeling train. The same day. As recessed
Mount Cents. | met two battnlians of niary;
and again, on the 2S,h. passed. Mt different Ees
of the 70 ate. between Lln1slesbourg ON the soy
side of the mouutaia, and Cnlos ON the F,ch
frontier, not less than 1900 troops-nclug
three regiments of light and one OF heavy cawy,
large body of Chasscurs, and sixteen brass I'D
pieces; three recipients of infantry were mard,g
rapdiy.Rlong the line of rail within few res
Of each other while others were being conyeySn
the train
was struck with the disproportion botpf
cavalry and artillery to tho whole OF the abb
mentioned fcrce--as the rad st, Jean Marriet,
where the railway terminates, to the foot ofc
Cents Pass, is excellent, 10000 is said to be Q
number Of troops about to be transported alg
this route. The guns were all rifed, quite \
and very light drawn by four horses. which +
| pearel to my eye To want little more blooo-
/ The cavalry were we'll moCnter, and the intaIf
had the appearance Of being admirably cfkciS
both in displine and condition-active, sturdy
| tie fellows.
| Although only on the outset of a campai
every man Locked as if he had passed every HI
| of his existence in the feld-hardy. skillful, 1
sei.relying. The truth of the matter is Y
scarcely day passes in garrison that the Fred
soldier is not compelled to fence or 60 through
bayonct exercise with his comrades until his
is quickened. his limbs strengthened, and he
become thorough master Of his weapon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23
Another MI representation

We understand that Col. Floods enaes are
circulating report beyond the limits of he cor
porainn tina, he was party to the rnilad tax
which is imposed upon citizens for half allie be.
yonl the city bounds. This is atogethera mis-
take COL Flood was not member of thtcnate
at the time and Of course had nothing to with
i, Thus is another gun spiked What Il will
they start next?
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tn', NV Win BE- s" rf';rs Of ' nc"'a . s
over Payne Barti"ri. fI meeting is desired a. bn'i
ness oi Importance siI O. me nD for action
may is DIT wM. II. sTRArroN. Secretary.
na,i- sonticnts i AN ut los4 wit words
the saari'on give. To in.r,n II the benefit have
since kel with the inf ,mmaiory rheumatism. be-
boise the lin experienced describe
the obj of This letter ON the 9th of De-
aley commenced using the Pain Killer made by you which
nay immediately relieved nj pain, and
the necessity of being confined bed for day 1t
days since the attack and the Inflammation
ettey subs,"d Ny limbs which were tremendously swollen,
have assumed their natural shape In short entirely
Well and feel bound by the sympathcs Of my
acmcnt that all may Killer time ex.
pense and word OF suffering may he prevented
HENRY WEED CLERK at III Genesee Street, Utica
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Sold by JOHN II. SEAY. Lynchburg. may 6.2w
\ good locking friend of oars, who q. on t.,i.
from the city few day.. used Prot Wood. mlr Resorase
and his called To his syIove but amused
to hn abe did not recognize him and Immediately determined
to for cousin of hmScli but eventually chagnei
find he upplaning his former ef the affections the
lady which caused him to make himself known but the la
dy still that she likes the counterfeit better than the orig
aa and insists that he continue IL necessary to the Halt
Restorative To be had of the dusgstsA Louis Mr'is
sold by all good Druggists may6,w
Ord, q. AVER the world renowned Chemist Of
New Engan h stnrpng the Bnrnet House this
LIS scientific associates to investigate the remedial rrouc
tons or s MS he make remedial We notice he has been
Of Inc
West aud rsjoiced find they e per
mate III the who has perhaps dom the relief
human Ills than any other America-Daiy J0nrnai Cinci
matt, q. 6dm
sloiiowny'- Oin'snrnt.-,Ierc"ria saves, and
all those highly
dangerous applications This Ointment composed entirely
vegetable extracts is harmless well eff remedy
in all cases OF cruptons, b,ls wounds and Commissions
Sold Al the mandatory No 70 Maiden Lane, New York aud
BY all Drnggskt &c. Gle and ri per may 6dlw
Grover e. Baker. celebrated Family sewing
Machines 4oj broadway New York and Isl baltimore Street
nal,imore.-A NEW srNLE-rKicE s5o-HEMMEKs -
EXTRA-Ths machine srws from spools purchased
from the store, requiring rewndng of thread II HENS
FEELS Gathers and Stitches bhis ing
by its operation with the hand
die, rs required by other machines 1t will d. better
sewing than ran, II abe
hour. Send for n circular
2 DIS. J T. DAVIS co, Agents. Iyncblnrp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23
politioal Address in Bedford.

WALLER r. STAPLES, ESQ.,, of Montgomery, will
address the people Of Bedford on the 4th Monday
in this month, at Liberty, upon tho issues nsoiv-
ed in the present Gubernatorial canvass
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23

Ge1S- We are requested to announce JOHN
J. LOGAN candidate for he Office of Commissioner ~ the
Board Of Pubic Works. march ~ dtdofe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
For Board of Public Works.

"a We are authorized 10 announce Hon. WIN.
n. TREDwAY. of Pisyvania, candidate for the ehce OF
Commissioner Of the Board Of Public Works
ma Idfdnfe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23

naS- We are authorized to announce Gen. o.
Board of Public Works may 3dkeiofe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23
Eleotion Tickets.

We are prepared to print any number OF tickets
to be used in the ensuing election. Price: s. per
Eve hundred, or SO per thousand, where orders
are ACCOMPANIED with the cash.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23
For House of Delegates Of Va.

HS,J~ At the solicitation of many friends Of all
polai parties myself candidate rrpre@.
lie. county Ganpb-l In III. House ot Delegates OF
Virginia. layl idtdofc BOWLING CLARK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23
GRAYSON SULPHUR SPRINGS,
CARROLL. COUNTY. VA,

VIII be opened on the 1st OF june
7ie CHeapc1 II not Greafest Of watering ReeoIis
'IIE again pres tn. clai ms nj this ENPAR
l REILELED SlMM,R RESORT t" the con,i i'r,ti.n
and rnrt ed pnhic (partruary III" South
quest of a pleasure for which naur has
admiralty aud unu,aksily adapted il with its combination
of Mineral Waters consisting oi four Il Snct
>prugs White Sulphur. Chaly and Salt and Cha
brr'c combined and celebrated for the vi ID, cs!
Rhcumliisu, with its train of Cuaueoua Dsras
Sc Sc. &r
Springs located West Of and n sight Of the beat
tifu Hur Ridge immediately the margin Of NJ River
renewed f. IN the inn,nrc of niasma away mp IN the
region perpetual health amid scenery th' most al! aud
country abonnling with Fish An q IN
Mru tain Trout Hue Cat and Monuta n Fcr"n nhehrpa>s
-i 20 ies South of Wyeyiic, the most Renowned
aud hcauui interior village, phips in tue STA lac
Va Il Eun Railroad from Which poLt I'll we'k .me #
Hack viii established after the 1T of July, pr the accom-
moo, rtol OF the ira sci to anil from the Sptiug
RATES OF b bAkD:
FER w "k.... w
i"r Il"
Children uui,r oil ann s'rrants hall p.i -
al II HLASCOCKE, Pr y irior,
And rnstm ser Al tit GIayson Snllhu Sir'nsS.
lirlnwit Carr Il county, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23


The southern "Commercal' Convention ut
Vicksburg has adjourned. 1t closed its "lnbars,"
rs Southern contemporary says, after four days
of hard work. great deal Of discussion, and n
great paucity of results.
Eight States only out of the fifteen States of the
South, were rcnrcscnted--and some Of these by
very slim delegations. The truth is, the people
generally are losing confidence in these Convcn-
tons, since they were perverted from their origi-
nal "commcrcial' objects, AMI changed into mere
ly political assemblies.
Up to the time of the meeting Of the Convcn-
ton at Knoxville two years ago, we had some
hope that these Conventions would be productive
of good results. But tho occurrences then and
there dispelled the prospect. Instead Of devising
means for regaining and establishing Southern
commerce with foreign nations Instead of provi
ding facilities whereby the South which produces
thrcef ourths of the exports the country, should
do Ler exporting for herself, and thus save the
immense profits which Northern shippers and fac
| tors make upon the busness-instead Of reconcl-
ing the interests of all the Internal Improvement
Companies Of the South, that they might be
reciprocally beneficial the one to the other-in-
stead of projecting and recommending new lines
| of INSTRUMENTATION whereby the resources of
the South might be still more developed and her
prosperity yet furthet promoted-nstead, Of all
this which were the legitimate objects Of Com.
| uercial Convention, We find that h,dy, Of late
years, pursuing the igais fatu"s of revival 81
the Slave Trade, and consuming whole days in
the discussion of other projects equally as vsiona
two Conventions have had the grace to drop tb'
Commercial part of the title and now call them
selves Southers Convention only.
When these Conventions were first held, thu
North became alarmed-as well she might. Tn,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23
GEO. ID. DAVIS,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MER C,TI mt

Opposar the Iireiaid Bamk. LlECHBURt, "a
Is in receipt of and we'll selected
| CERIE TAI1.E DRY GOODS. HARDWARE, SHOES,
WODJW ARE ROPE, &c, consisting III part of
Loaf. Crushed, Puly zcd Coffee, orleans Cuba
Sugar;
Mocha, Oh Java Laguira Rio and Parrhcd Java Coffee:
Ezra aud double extra Syrup, Cuba and New . leans
Muasscs;
Large No Mackc,a and Gu, Herring; Family
Hammered and Rolled Iron Iron ANl,s and Cas-, Wagon
u
bellows, Auvls, Vices Screw Plas Horse Rasp ani Files
LnN ed and Lamp oil, White Lead Iinr AMI other Pam
French and American Window Glass AID
French and Phil epLa Calf skins, Harness Sole Leather;
5000 dies Cotton AZ factory prices by the quentty
6hl ya.'is Flax and Fax and Cotton Linen quality
Corn handles, Nails. Horse shoe, 40 &c.
All OF whieh will be sold cheap for cash exchanged for
country produce. Exam my stock before buy viii
The highest cash rce for Corn, Wool Wool Rolls Fax
srel and other produce, will sell country
proecc nsiRned to tor the best market price and
prompt returns and soil II patrorag"
- TRAw Is lskIEs.-I Will have by thr mp.
~ preaching TRANSFORMING, GOO ppy IF thu
GENUINE PEABODY STRAWBERk PLANTS tor sale
greatly to4uvcd prices Patent on, e Report II
pare Ma. g. AMI page IA Also. quantity Of CRAZE
VINES embracing tho genuine Paesip. ''farc orb
u" .nt with james n Arnistrad, Lvuchbu,g to
tanrbr Courthouse and they will BIO stfics end aud
thankfully received II. NJ. ARMS rEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23

DRANDIEs.-I.saden Deck ,vinegrewer 4
ID Hennessey BRANDIES, for sale by
april 22-dts. JAMES BOYD o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23

II ADIEs' LACE AND Silk MANTLEs
IL AND SHAWLS-A fresh supply just receiv ed at
may &dts. STIGLER. PETERS q cos.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23
NBASsER's Fuy ~

NJ" GOODs.-g beg tcn,c to cnii th n,'r..
- ton of friends and public Lar ,.rct.
ell stock Of Groceries, Staple Or! 'uns, H." and hoe.
u rtirutily chlldrrus shoes, and AricoS, USUALLY
Kept by first 81 ss houses in line. hav" ais, hnt
la,ee 81, the finest IlQlORS. which af,id
cheap other III" rty have JUS nrnri
On the Nart", and wi sell Boots and SA' 1t -
cheaper than other house tae tive H.
mav2l dim DAVID LAWSON trjlg -,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23

There viii b.. - call sarrfin9 Of sisc BoRrd q Z
Trade Monday evening. Nav a}l. at o'clock their
Payne BarkfnrIs A full meeting Is desired bu,i
ness of importa1ce siu g. NJ for action.
uay IL DIT WIN. II. STRATroN, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-10
BROOKHILL school.

Six Miles North OF Charlottesville and the University Of Va
CHARLES MINOR, NJ D. A. NJ PnHc,p.,
WV ABBOT, RoBERT Rvs, A NJ U. Va, Gas MrSoa in
Fthk Session begins sept ends June ash ism
~ enrNf
TAU0Hr:
I. English Language
2. Latin and Languages
.. The Modern Languages, French German sns,,.h
Italian Anglo Saxon. N'"'
4. Mathematics
Philosophy - ~ ''~-
sire IL. 'N'' W '"Vse WHO Ut
IEHN-to 20 he paid hair advanee-l sent IA, Ksh
~ Post Once and Depot, Charioti-s Vile Va ~
hkSEESCE-Ihe Professors Of
NrsnlN; Hon VIM e. Rivrs Gotham Depot AID; Prankin Nj
nor hsq, Charlottesville Lieut. Msury L Ob.rry.tory
WAshingon; Rt. Reg John johns ieNauiria " CI,,Iss
Huntsville -' 20 ,,ssS...S'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-10
EDGE Hill SCHOOL,

". L.
PREPARATORY TO THE UNIVERSITY OF VA
FINHE hh session Of this commence October lat and
end July 3is following. The OF the Tnvrsty
OF virgins, comprising 49, '
J. English Branehes-Grammsr, Bocuon Composition Coos
raphy, Writing, Arthmetic, sc. - -
2 Latin and Greek and their History aud Literature.
3 French and Italian and their Literature
T. most eomprrhcusive Mathematics unite A. f ~.
that 81 any College University 10 United Rtaes
Civil and Mechanical Engineering the Theory and Con.
strUction Of the Steam Engine - ''' 500 wa
o Draving-Ornamenta and Northumberland Writing
The advantages possessed by this Iaeaiion -
N we eSern apparatus aud capital hudngs sum Bath
&C 10 e experience and succ- oftr Principal
now been ihdeen years teacher and The high his
ASSISTANT who was prevented by IN heai alone hi.
egse AZ We Last public day snd win eislniv October
~e as wen as the scrupulousy tone he
school az combine TO recommend u The psrrns
ana gnardians as having few equals and supeiors
ChsrEe,Itl25 per term for every thing sretp, lights
detailed catalogue be hsd by addressing Shoolsr
Quincy Caroline county, Virginia We refsrs TO:
me FACULTY OF the University q Virginia. Professors Bart
MSsn and Church Of West Point Professor Chhuyen
Eois Hon X TUCKER Richmond Hons n Dejarne,te ana
X ~ oolsme9, and welrh 81 Caroline; Hon W Sesion
Mestnor eland u H. Adams Esq, Alabama
Meade Meade Rev y Hog , colem'n, d " whArtOn w y
fhomss W Friend G. o Biting J. A. Broaddu. NJ AKIN
g. southAl Albemarle, Professor Venab Coluuba a.,
y W Coleman, Senate Of Virginia. - ~
SAMUEL sCHooLER Ma
OEs-tOel G " GIRBENs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-10

Az INNOVATION To M DIscouRAGTn.-A correspond
en who signs himself IAN Admirer of Female Delcacy
pa ty objects TO the presence of ladies at auction
IL says
1T seems is about to be inaugurated in Rich
ond society and that "srong -mindedness is travelling
south IL It possible that the ladies of Richmond intcnc
=" SUBJECT themselves To the rude with the sernrr
and rouGher to which they subjected in fire.
Inentng auction roomsg Are they willing that their
husbands and parents, and friends should act for them
IN business matters OF this kind where they be sub
Jscted TO much which Is disagreeabe and Improper? IL
.hey are not then propose the gentlemen TO retr
from the field and give this kind of buying and selling
np 10 e softer sex But, how long, under this new or
der OF things they will merit the the softer sx
leave you To conjecture"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-10

", % bnUAD MIX Nh !iIFT, TOR SALT AUCTION
VII be told II Auction, WEDNESDAY lsth Sptph.r
80 on the pstnssl At ~ O'Clock NJ, the Large story
fek tcn nsn located a. above lately occupancy 81
Joseph W handolph and now oceupI-i by Mr. az
an annual rent 81 ss-l c~ntairing
Aief ana other eouven &c
The house remarkably pleasant the summer In
ih- yari ID too tFiek kitchen coal cellar
E~ns-s, copper boiler. &C. - 'e
back l59 feet " ~ '-"'
rESIon-ffh cash balance G r. "a rnonihs for
nsg7unhle notes, niste Adlci scared hy trust dec.
ms buildings Insured in the Assurance safety far
fS,s', and the AHnua! quota Only slcO>Ieo.
sci GODDIN 4 APPFRsOS ,ur,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-10

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Pupil should be possible. III. FIRST day Of tn.
Catalogue Circulars. or further ,a,rn,,,o, ,s,,.
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