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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

LACE. shout Tires hundred boys sasenally leave
- s1Asoi end u vosid appear that forty or hfty
Of tAsss terminate their sarssr 10 ne Ststs Prize
on. This result is the more rsmarkabls from the
fact nal, ont ofthe total naHsber admitted 10 The
ssbooi rather more than hall have been cent there
not upon charges Of actual criminalisy, but upon
charges Of stubbornnsss idlsnsss. and vagrancy
the greater portion on the former accusation
(stubbcrnness.) The Governor thinks that 10 the
past management Of the school. there have been
soipo mistakes which shonld be rscti6ed in the fu-
ture. lie thinks that lie character rs place OF
punishment a. well as Of reformation has not been
sufficiently kept in sight. lie objects to making
II in the case Of INDECENT children mere substi-
tuto for parental authority. and on that grounf-
questions whether 50 vague n charge as stub
bornness" ought to be made ground Of commit
ment. The State no doubt ought to make provi
sion for those 20 stubborn 10 set tho control Of
their parents and guardians at defiance, but the
good policy may be doubted Of sending them to
over-crowd an institution which was intended us
q refuge f,r juvenile offenders. who would other
wise have been consigned to prisons and peniten-
tiaries
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

leenssqusnce wkaa Doaglas' views srs-"ths AREA
- rare s==sld - - sarsasled me sia-
rlksis.Ils, -, y Asssszissa ss.hisxby the
lsissssa Z Dsszsesa ihsf would not hsve been
lAsssnplisAsd = a. q Frsmoae in.snach a.
TIE latter ssd his part5, even including Seward.
are pledged rot 10 asssnet any interference with
the institution Of slavery In the States
More than this: n b - plainly Indicated ~ any
thing In the future can Be. that tho great body Of
the Southern Democratic party are preparing to
lower their crest and secept Douglas. as the last
hope Of retaining their grasp upon the spoils. In
thia, he IL commended solely because Of bis posi-
ton on the Kansas question. and his supposed
availability In the North. where his Squatter Sow
srsignty doctrines are popular. We are not 30
sure, however that they will have MI the fun to
themselves for, despite the efforts Of the Republican
and other Journals TO back down from their former
position, there Is strong probability That there
will be Southern Democratic candidate in oppo-
sition to Douglas.
We have time to attend 10 but one inquiry Of the
Republicans. In which it dehsntIy puts this inter
rosaiory: 10 che Douglas opposed to tho admis-
sion Of new Slave States into the Union ?" For
which we have but one word Of reply-Lecompton
Whatever may have been the pretext, the fact
which the Republican cannot consistently palliato
aud will not deny-remains. that he did do it,
Actions speak louder than words, and We leave
The Republican to "checrfully support" in all his
.ergi versatious. tho man whom il "proiers to all
others savs one. North" We feel no interest in
him, exccp, to expose the duplcity, and political
dishonesty Of the man.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
Reform of Criminals.

Owing to the destruction Of the State Reform
School Of Massachusetts,. BY nm incendary pupil.
p message has been sent from tho Governor to the
Legislature on the management and operation of
lthst institution. The facts and sugges,ons CON-
saihed in this message not without interest to
taose who concern themselves with the important
subject Of criminal reform, and especially to the
managers Of similar institutions, which. after the
lsxample OF Massachusetts have been established
lor projected in other States. The School, during
twelve years Of It's continuance. has received TWEEN
y&Qpr mhl pndrsd boys As pupils. Of whom about
four hundred in it when it was burned, has Gu :
nished from among its graduates near tenth
lpsrt Of the conviots now in the State prison. O,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

A TERRIGLE TRAGEDY AT LEBAScN Ou,o-A
WIFE DESTROYS uER OWN cuLD AND THEN Cow.
MIrs SuicIoE.-We learned last light tho particu-
RS a tcrrible.o ms ie tragedy which occurred
near Lebanon. Warren county, on Saturday last
in which wife deserted by her drunken husband
poisoned her own child and then DESTROYED her
sclf. The story Of nnr informant is rs follows:
Richard Davis..a gardener. living near Lebanon
having became dissipatcd, neglected his family
and finally. on Friday last, deserted them leaving
them peaailess to beg of selfish world or Starve
The wife in despair sought death rather than, deg
radiation. She administered laudanum to her
child. little hoy Of three years Of age, and them
took the remainder herse)f
On Sunday morning the neigbbors found the
mother with the child in her arms, both stone
dead. They were horrified, and as the news
spread the indignation towards the brutal hus-
band and unnatural father, grew more intense
Csn. Gazette. Of 1uesdoy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

DEPARTURE OF GtN. Scorr FOR WAsHINGroH
TERRITORY. Lieut.. Gen. Winfield Scoot der ar
ted IN his San Juan mission in the steamer Star
OF the West, Mt two O'Clock yesterday t'ruesd.v. J
Long before the time of sailing. a very large crowd
assembled on the steamers wharf at the foot of
Warren street.
"A few minutes after the arrival or the militia
ry, Gen. Scoot arrived in "A carriage aud was re-
cclvcd with hearty cheers, which increased t. en-
thusasm ~ the aged veteran slowly made his
way M the gang plank When he reached the
steamers deck he turned and santoi the az
sembage below, and then proceeded to the up
per deck, whore he was f,lowod anl warmly
greeted by the officers and members # the Ssont
Life Guard IN many o'hr persons. He ai,-
pcar- quite well and seemed in cheerful
spirits.
When, finally. tie Star ot the Wsst backed
out into the stream the crowd. both "n the wharf
and ON the steamer Emnrt city, which was ut
her berth on the opposite side nj the pier broke
into enthusiastic cheers and salute # thirteen
guns was Grcl 10y the Lite Guard. Guns were
also fired from he deck It the Empire City, and
n steamer living in the stream
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
Bakers Premium Bitters.


n ~ "" hn,"le citizens generally will be ever mindful
W. al Til, all-imporianl Family Medicine-onc that is
in, aIah nil climates and in all that
formed nart remarkable than other ever discovered
that be taken by all conditions and will perfect
safety ,n that un, allied for the of ID, sa
Colds a Coughs Clic, Nervous Affections, General Debility,
l Fever and Merry Headache. Bakers celebrated
PREa BirrEGs have been manufactured in Richmond Va
fr years past and highly recommended by Physicians aud
Others Tor their great virtue. They composed entirely
table Substances, and therefore entirely from all
l"i>on, When all other remedies have failed
Tie has been known HE worst of Dyspepsia certified
Ia by the late E T. NcMc.ls sni yers aiiese b, VIM
II. Gresbr Of lIcnrco, aud ucsand cholcs and
hundreds II citizens who used il with great
nrna The prevalence oil the Cholera in Richmond, and
wlr Immediately checked and uprouci all the
That horri disease by the of Bakers PRRNIUN BurERs
Indeed pDt II there has been discovered III
powerful lni yet soothing these Bttcrs which
constant! Administered To children h the happest result
The Proprietor at these Bitcrs anxious known
Throughout the country, and Tor this put them To
c'nlr merchants AMI others the wholesale such prices
tail to please. Al invited Try Btlrrs and
I" JUL - tor the uaciycs of their merits.
/" Ia ht I'll all Druggists Lynchhurs and here in
Nlrs:A'i For Orders address 4. BAKER, Proprietor,
JilN IG-lkcis Richmond VA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

Thinss 2ez9eraphed Prom washington
While i Il stated hers among anti-Lecompson
msn that the Democratic members Of Congress
viii andonbtedly 90 into ths Izansp caucus. IT rs
also asserted that the anti LSsompton members
lrpsn psnnsylsania. New York and New jersey
viii NOT. IL l. sai that the latter will support Mr.
ForDey for the clerk-bip il be desires the porition
aud this point heng gained, they will go for he
publican for Speaker.
Tho revenue from imports may be expected 10
fall oF Ew some months Ia me. compared
with the revenue Of the past six months. 1t may
be dou,,reI whether there will remain any sur
plus in the Treasury Mt the close 81 the fiscal
yea, IL one estimate lnteiy mafc in NJ York
paper, whereby large surplus is made t, ap'
pear the suspended anpronriatinns for the Post
Office Department, nnoua,ing TO over ten millions
omitted.
II il supposed TINT Lieut. Gsp. Sect will reach
Victoria by the 10th Of October. where be will
have an Interview with Governor Douglas and
other British authorities upon the subject. not
Of the boundary dispute. with which neither e
nor they have anything to do, hut Of the more
pressing md critical question OF national comfy.
which ha. been raised by the prccipitate notion ii
Gen. Harvey -
1t is ts he regarded ns certain that Lord Pal.
merstnn. viewing the action Of Gen. Harvey an
indig ty tn the British government, will promptly
send orders for the dislodgmcnt of our troops from
the island Of San Juan, AT all hazards. Unless
the question Of comfy be settled BY General Scott
in the manner above referred to, n collision will
probably oceur,and american blood will he shed
on American soil. whereupon this country will he
involved n serious difficulty with Great Britain.
The orders in reference To the Islands in dispute
which were issued during the late administration
were binding On Gen. Harvey. inasmuch rs they
had not been revoked or modified.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

BANK OrFIt Err DsFAuLTER.-A defa'caton in
the Fulton bank Of New York city, came to light
on Wednesday. The amount involved is about
$50 1000. The guilty party is W. j. Lane, Jr., son
Of the cashier Of the bank. The suspicious of the
Pre.identwere first aroused by statements relat-
ing to his fast living, Nc.
lie was his fathers assistant at q salary Of
5000 rer annum. He surrendered about $l2.
600 of assets, anil It is supposed tn" balance $2S,
0o0 will DO made, good by his father. He was
arrested.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
Sore Throat Plague and Sore Throat

pore Inroat LEAGUE and Sore Throat.
49, THIS qualify OF ssizing held and causing The en-
p1ls,oa Of dspruxci umos BY 10 other
memcine han BRAspRErs Pitts. They operae only unon
e ussues involved in that Affected BY The disease In fact
sy s.e upon those h,inrs nnss om prefercnce "a
Natural aniy bccause cir life is below that Of the sur
parts ana which, ing the tissues the throat
mai IA ar and o threat JON, produces sore throat sorc
1oae pague. aud the headache and fever Within nm
@ aer oar or ak n. there 10 peculiar GREEN
R u .ae part Affected sort Of collecting up the dsease
nuos ready fH expulsion. No WeafeDine eecf Co.
ar from their use because they upon healthy
ia.th rab they prevent all organic diseases on how
"mt'i ~ sickness medicine which only x,;,
n ,h9 hsn and leaves no evil effects behind Sold Al
biandrehs Principal ONCE, No. 2sl Canal Street. New
sept lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
With respect, yours truly.
Hair Restorative

IId'I LO'5SCOTJLIYC.
n ~ Every will, think, agree with the ul,i,n
'ii the human hair II the greatest natural ornament
'' - possessed either by gentleman lady Just
M apparently good looking Fur instance street bat
" ne "ii' ls hat IN recognition OF bow aud charm
hs Vanished for 'habs rs written his head, and Tho
gI"A has departed with the flowing hicks one, Gour,rJ
'" iu the Ease of lady, the matter is If possible
T eases reminding ON 81 the circumstance which hc fol-
lowing ci,i,ram Is founded: 49, "
~ give me, fair Emma, n lock Of your hair
basiitui young lover took courage and sighed.
fwcre sin I" refuse such modest request
- >" take RE 'rhoie zig the dear replied.
NOW la prevent such catasric ID within itr pow,r n,
every lady aud gentleman; for by using Prof Woods Al,
turning grey. but the article will hair TO bald nuce nj
even u Inns changed color AMI i,ie gray Il win bring
oack !" It's pristine beauty AMI lu Those who arr NO
9unned WIN the anatomy physiology and pathology Of the
hi must be we'll aware that Substances hive spec
acun upon H. and IL by juies of these that
rfo Wool mas sucoetct in Standing possessed
., remarkable 'lrtues- Wterriey hJgIsas and Lesa,v
Sold by all good Druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

A STRANGE S7oRy.-rhr following extract from
II letter, written hy Young gentleman Of Salem
tells sin sular iulc II Is dated.
ApEN, July 30th.
The mate, I'll mate, carpenter, bontswaIn, and
some mentcn in a--arrived here on Saturday
=. NJ, in the English bark Queen oil Freedom; they
belong to the American ship lsac II. Boardman
They say thpt twelve days ago from Saturday the
ship being in the Gull and short Of water only two
buckets fuh on board, being near Feux, they vol
untccred Ia ~ ashore and get some Went aud
bought water aud six goats. and lett. but could not
find the ship Were Mt seat three and half DAYS
and put back for shore, where the natives took
them, stripped them, and scanty fed them, giving
them water hutonce n day, mornings They would
drive them down to wash, after wni.h they would
mud their hair and oil their bodies. Having been
there five days, they this bnrk. and promised
money to take note to her, which was done when
they all escaped in the boat but one man. he being
afraid t" 70 through the surf They report that
the |. II, B, wa leaking from nine To twelve inches
per hour She is avery large ship having 2.js3
TONS of coal on b"ard, aud is out one hundred aud
iiftytwo days from Liverpool.
The l. II. Il. has been reported "a arriving Mt
Aden August 18Th. the statement having been pro-
badly telegraphel to England1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
A 8 L I d E

ME have now on hand something In the way Of SLIDE
w but not Hand ade, such frequently interrupt the trans,
poration OF passengers mountain aroa 10 The
great annoyance Of our en,epng conductors say nothing
about athebn superior and elegant article way OF
sIDK for Geniiemens Ribbon Guards Also new thing
In the form of asolp for Vest Chains OF lIoo
formerly worn Our friends will please aoec and give
US call IL they should be In want of Slide n Bar
sept 2tdts SILNEerIoRS 3 GIFT
NACkEi MACKEREi On hand a sec LOT N <. x
AVA .EkEi Viii n is offered To- tbs tndt u small rot
sW24 dim VAN TALL tFPpp,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

A SECOND DANIEL LAMRERr.--Mr. r. r. Bone.
Of Fayette county, Tennessee, owns n negro buy
named Charley, who bids fair tn rival Daniel Lam
bert in size. Chary was born in Hickman coun-
ty Ky, and will be nine years old on the 90 of
this month. At his birth he weighed l6 pounds,
was always n healthy child, AMI has increased in
strength, size and weight, steadily and rapidly
from the hour of his birth to the present time. Ills
weight is three hundred and ten pounds an
his height five feet six inches; he measures ten
inches around the smallest part of his wrist, TWEEN
ty-'our inches around the arm above the elbow and
sixty -four inches around the shoulders. lie was
III Memphis on the 10Th inst. and the Ar1ianrhe
says he sspr shly and inteIli gent in conversations
and, considering his extraordinary size is remark
ably active. The IN st wonderful attribute d this
wonier'nlbeing is the great strength he possesses.
being able tn carry on his shoulders. with appnr-
cnt ea-r. three hundred p,und4 dead weight. and
raising from the earth with scarcely an effort four
hundred pounds Charley is intelligent and
snrighty for child ihs age and is a most am
iably disposed lal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

The RowDEs Assault AN EpIroR OF THE New
York Nrws.--At New York Tuesday afternoon
person named McCabe went into the editorial
Office of the Daily News, and asked Mr.. Parsons
VIII" bad written u certain article about tho row
dies mt Syracuse which appeal cd in the News and
portion of which will he found under the Spirit
of the Press in the Express
Mr.. Parsons callcl. hsassistant, Mr.. Thompsnn
and remarked that McCabe wished to make some
inquiry aboutth authorship of the article. Thomp-
SON asked what was the matter with it F.? MrCabe
asked who wrnte articles Of that nature Mr..
Thompson replied that sometimes he wrote them
The words were hardly ont of his mouth, when
McCabe struck him powerful blow in the tenn
pie, and followed him up. striking him repeated
ly.
Mr.. Thomson's nose was broken, and his face
terribly battered After committing the outrage
McCabe escaped; but warrant has been prncu-
red Tor his arrest. lie had Il number Of "frienls"
of u well known character, waiting for him ut
the door, ready to assist him in case Of emcrscn-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

- -. 1-t = -
nsssS : sss-.: - - 1ssss1ssiiss we
- !. :. .-,..s.a- -. p~..zl;ez. after Mae
-. s...,f /. A. v;ah,, prsicsnent Of teclar-
s 8, n..,l,. 4. .rsxsrvno, b any other man
r..sA -. .r.s--..a ,au. .hookinr the scp.ibil-
r.. = ....v - 4. .vn pertv fricnd. who. IL
49,. - trr~es.6fI.klv opposed 10 his nen,ina.
-. sstnnsp.. "a divert attention from it, own no.
80. hv ..ner.;pr orr nuotiyes in making the
S.ra...4;.. "a - woan ersfsr Seward to Doug.
A.. f
-. i. ~..~ -. S.,spe n thoss vho wish to al.
Il. - ...,s.,ors ,h;oh ,he;r own conduct Ia lin.
~. !. .v.,,. ~. nsver .a;d hat ne would su,r
J. ,.ors s.v.,a -. .,ef.reoo. % sry man North,
-. -. ;, - ~, :. u.als .annor, him a, all.
4..re..a ..a., e;ro.n .t.ncs. which we have fully
.vr,s;A.a "a ,.airA car rraaeyr and the Pepnb
-. r. -. .,- na;.,.
=. .ss Cos s mo 1850 ~ $3.50
bsk hewessf. ~ deo'afs again that We nave no
idea Of eye- supporting either Seward, or n"
shoioe--Douxlss.
pss =. sss net % be diverted from the main
tam. bv The strs,sev II our contemporary, who by
,I.loeicai sequence. attempts TO make us rcspon.
s;ble for Scwards notions about negroes being cit
;ssns: duty Of Congress b exclnde slavery from
shc Terr;tor;es The powsr Of Congress over tho
suhiect in tina District Of Columbia, &c., &c. Mar
tin Van uuren voted IN sse new iork Legislature
IN lAser q seSro soaage' ana ae''"'e" "',' "'
BELIEF m me power Oh Congress e.s'o'e slavery
ron the TERRITORIES and TO ao''''" u !" '"e D''-
.snce tor cois"o's' ana was SUN saPpo''ea o' ou'
contemporary. ANA hn iarty' mere I" point
however, in the Douglas creed. admitted ny 'hs
Repsot'cda. which wo mast refer 10 again. ,or inc
purpose o. showing fhs raad no COMMITTED opo"
the South. when DC uresd ms "'"''Ve ana ueccp-
tive Kansas Bill and to V,nd'ea'e a's' tho a'"e-
renee sesween the doctrine he'd ny ''e "'p"'''''"
ana 10 party Soos" upon TINS question: Nv ''"'-
pared WITH sna' now ne'a " D'"e'"S. ~n''n "e
mr. the nrss TINE paoa.siy aso"ea III MS free'
pofs spoecn' Seys "0 hep"'''e""
yndge yoog'as ~ neser sa'a wa. INC .eri's
.a"s,;snS. l.s;.s,;an N. .aly Slain, Tim, tic
Territorial Ierslatares have lhe RIGHT 10 cgi-ate
upon slavery ~ upon all other propery and may
or may not exercise u rs they please
TO which VIC reply thas tho Kansas h'I' Dies
not % declare. ana when we Of The Opposition al
hrmed that Il contained though aria'ly co"cc"'-
cd BY ambiguous phrs'so'ogy' NE doctrine oi
Sqsssier sovereignty inc e""rge was Indignantly
denied and It was ssooay maintained 'h"' ''e
Territories, BY TINS act were en''re'y renewed "t
the slavery 'nh'"'ao"'a"d ooe"'o "'e em'srauon OF
southern men win 'oer property !" 10 IN no
wise en'angered by any legislation short Of or
.v,n;c law. That wa. the Soutl,e IN ;nterpretation
r D,, n. p.,, a.,
" ''' NA"'.' ''s' INV "'''''' '"'
,ae.os ''ao"s Una. ~" ~ ''e u'"ereh'e '''"ee"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
june S-dly

Important to Shipnaasters and Crews.
Or ~ SOME twenty yenrs since was very seriously in
Ng jured in of my hips by coming in contact with
the anchor Of the ship of which second mate The brus
bad that hip has great trouble al the
time until year ago last April when heard of Davis
Pam Killer, and immediately procured bottle, and by using it
according The directions entirely cured in about
and have not experienced the least trouble from complaint
Feeling the Importance of having this valuable medicine
stnt, by before starting for Europe in March last in the
snip Louvre. from New Yorn, purchased two large battles 10
take with Nlc nj Antwerp oi my attack
ci with very dysncry gave him the Pain Killer,
II cured him Ia hurry.
my passg, home with hundred and sixty pas
ssngcrS, administered this valuable remedy I" all
sirk. an none on without getting relief One lad,
in particular troubled with bad headache. for which
she SAID there having been troubled with IL
81 the time lnr told her had remedy and gave
her the Pain Killer which, Ia her SURPRISE did effect The
she hal long SOUGHT IN vain for had good medicine chest
lis put board ship hut did open it, there being
necessity for the Pain Killer all purposes And
do most sincerely recommend To every spmasier alwa
take good supply OF this valuable medicine with him going
10 n il valuable and con'tnicut to in of
wounds bruises which liable Ia, and freuent. do hap
pen Ia shipln,ari.
CHRIS rnii.H ALLYN, late Master OF the Ship Louvre.
a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
Grover H. Rakar'S.

Grover & Bakers.
NJ Ca FAMILY SEWING MAcAINEs 495 Broad
LIZ way, New York aud III Baltimore street Baltimore
NEW STYLE PRICE $50-1iEMMERS d EXTRA.
This machine from spools purchased from the
sore occurring reminding of thread II HENS Fe Gah
and stitches -,,l flushing each by Ia
opera,n without the hand needle is
,nr by machines 1t will do better and cheaper
hDHr.
send for a circular j. r. DAVIS & co.
ma, 3-its. Agents. Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
SALES BIZ AUCTION
THIS DAY
E.YECUTOR,S SIZE OF


Valuable Farm and Building -,
80 on FRIDAY. ION Of SEPTEMBER I will - "
~ lie aaeiitn, the RisuDEScx Of the late Chtc, "a s
49, vifl aboa - II Is situai.. - M
L,nrhbure. the campbei Courthouse Turn,at i IN
the place comfortable and pleasant Dwelling
perio Well Of water, large Tobacco Factory and ain
cssary 0uihouseA considerable portion OF the lsn t
bered The place Ia well watered. and will make nm n
land has good clay sfbsol, and Is susceptible Of n
gree of Improvement Parsons wsing to iook at St DE-
call the subscriber. VI" Ii.a>
AT the same time, I Win sell % BUILDING Iors
half mile Of the corporstioa line u Lynehburg With
lands Of Henry Davis Esq.,, and the rcsden1 ~
Meefkle. These lots eligible Ia the city and p
have commanding and bcaufifil sltuationA e oi In
TERss.L reeis Of Q, II and 10 months win be pjy -
with aPr,yed security required and the title ren p
last yas ntcns lnadc. q v VIM, IF t
aug 30-eItawti6sept Executor OF C, winfra a.
~, s ae.s e. sa,s Is postponed until So
SEPT lQ-it2tseld q W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

DURE KEROSENE OR COAL oII.-oo gallon. nur, X,
osene or Camel Coal owarra,,ted of best quai, Thi
OH viii AFFORD brilliant and pleasn; light and less tia.
sept 24-dts JOHN H. sEAY Drugyst