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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-27

SYNoD OF VIRGINIA -LIBERrY, Sept %, 1859
After the organization of Synod. as before pub
ishcd statistical reports were called for and from
these reports Rev. Messrs. j. NJ. Duncan of Win
chester presbvtery, j. d. Thomas, A. Mitchell, =.
B. Price, of Hanover Presbytery, and A. H. Sloat.
Ieen received since the last meeting OF synod,
and hence their names were enrolled as members
Of Synod.
Rev. w. c. Bount, of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church, and Rev. Jesse Turner, of the General
.,ssemblys Synod of Virginia, invited to sit
as corresponding members OF Synod.
Resolved, That the first half hour Of each morn
lngs session be spent in devotional services.
Rev Messis. Sloat and Martin, and Elder, j. +,
johnson. were appointed Committee on DEVOTION
| exercises.
Rev.Drs. Boyd and Mitchell and Elder P. +.
Grattan, were appointed Committee the min
ues OF theUnited Synod.
Alexandria was selected as the place. AMI the
''urth Wednesday in October, at Z! o'clock, p. NJ.
as the time for the next meeting of Synod.
Synod resolved to extend the bounds of Win
cheslcr Presbytery. as tn include the county OF
u h"ngolpery. III. the State of Maryland.
The Records etshe Presbyterics were referred
% appropriate Committees.
Dr. VIM. r. Gaines and Mr.. p. II. jackson, were
1pinted Financial Committee to collect the sal
Try Il stated clerk
free conversation on the state Of religion III the
'"hds # Synod, WAS made the first order OF the
'y ior ttmarTeW morning and Rev. DIR. Read.
%' Z. ii. Cumpston aud Elder A. Armstead,
"gae appointed a Committee on the ia rLtive.
l1e United Synod's Theological Seminary was
As H the second order of the day for Tomorrow.
me following preamble and resolution was pass
uhy the Synod
whereas, the constitution Of the Church requires
'' each Presbytery ia connection with the Sy-
wv snail annually send its records to the synod ,;
', Whereas the Presbyteries of Winchester and
me District Of Columbia have failed to forward
T IT records To Synod for two yenrs.
inerei ne resolved. That these Pre>byteries be
"'hhe' OF their constitutional obligation. and
"a, II 6e enjoined npon them to SET that their re-
ts are brought before Synod Tor examination,
T Telr next annual meeting in Alexandria.
me Committee appointed by the last Synod to
r' statistical Information in regard to the state
ehglon in Virginia Colleges, made their report
y, were discharged j7~a
ne url Thursday in February was set apart
uay 'or prayer in behalf Of literary instita-
!nSi then adjourned to meet to morrow mora
a. SECOND DAY.
al "yh"a has been occupied, and will he occu-
le-s,;a shS the remainder Of the day, in the CON
E'ra "tAsn appeal from Hanover Presbytery,
.,a s'ai ease. and in q free conversation On
=" religion in the bonds Of Synod.
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Markets

New YoRK, Sept. 26.-Stocks higher and nc
tive. Virginia 6's 933 Mt noon. -Four had ad-
vanred 10 cents. Southern So O5 to 20 Wheat
houyant aud holders demand an advance, but
prices nominal. Corn bonvant. Mixed held at "a
cents. Pork bouyant Mess SIS 10 to SIG 90;
Prime $40 81. Whiokey firm Mt y cents.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 26.--Flolfr steady. Wheat
houyant aud active. and 3 10 cents higher
White is quoted at | % to 81 50: Red 10 to LIS
Com b,u, ant. White "A TO 50; Yellow H6. Pro
visions active Bacon sides l0i Mess Pork l6
Wh,kev steady
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AZ her residences. IN thIS City .on ffiday norm
inr. the. inst. Mss. SARAH Ia NORTH in The
81 + wear Il her age. The deceased hal been af-
a cteI with bodily inhrmities FOR some time pre-
yous 10 her death, and during her last illness suf-
fered jussnseiy al OF which he bore with "a.
no ,ce and shristian forsitude She was conscious
10 the last and when the hour Of dissolution came
She fell gently to sleep IN the cold embrace Of
death. without fear or without a struggle. Her
diving testimony was, that in this solemn hour she
found God faithful to his promises, and that his
rod and bis staff supported her as sle passed
through the dark valley f the shadow If death"
She was the widow Of The lat, Abram Il, North.
Sho lived to bury her husband aud three children
which composed the entire family Of the deceased.
She was the last representative (save one) Of the
original stock Of her fathers family who, Fer a
long time, resided in this city and vicinity all
but one has gone to that long home from whose
bourne no traveller returns.
In this city, on Saturday last. the e4l, inst. of
consumption. CHEsLEY Ii. Harry. in the 36th
year of his age The deceased was one of the
most active and useful Of cur citizens. and the
very large concourse that. attended his lnncrai
lemnities Mt the Methodist Protestant Church. at
tested both the esteem in which he WAS held, and
the wide spread sympa by for his truly bcrcaved
family and friends He lived christian should
live and his death very peaceful and fell of
immortal hope. A. ID.
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u.nprR,a MAGAZINE for October has beer reeeiy

U,RpEe's MAGAZINE for October has beer rcceiv-
cd by Victor The contents are "a follows: -
Daniel Boone" hy Bensoa j. LOSING; The Wa
tiers Of Ell Arbain." by Mrs. G. P. Marsh" A Visit
to the Gaajigero Indians" by E. q, Squ'rer; ',An-
dubons LYNN in the American Forests" by VIM,
Ross Wallace; Behind the Cloud" by Alice u.
Haven; THE Prince" By Jane G Fuller; ':Coan-
try Life" by Rev. Dr. Osgood '.The Lovers Omar,
rel" by D. r. Csstleton, ta1thor OF "Twli'tn'' ;,
The Blind Preacher" 1.-The Teaching Of Death, y
Nv Mrs II. b. Smith; ''rwo Men and a Woman "
by John Esten Cooke "The Romance of Life In
surance;' Two Birds With One Stone" by Ed
ward H. House; up the Spout" by Frank Al.
Norton; 1.-The Virginians;" Monthly Record, "
ke., &c. The articles on "Boone" and "a Visit to
the Guaiiguero Indians" are very copiously and
elegantly illustrated.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-27

DRUSK.--Charles Keenan,, Edridge Ward, and
Patrick Kennedy, three Irishmen who had just ar
lived in the city. were all found drunk on the
street Sunday evening. aud lodged for the remain
der of the night in the Cage. Next morning on
promising to leave the city forthwith. they were
discharged.
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LATEST NEWS BY TGLEosAPH.
LATEs FROM EURopE.- =
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT.

New YoRk. Sept. a5-fhe steamer Vanderbilt,
has arrived with London dates to Thursday the
18th.
Ii was stated in London thu. Spain Ind return,
eli an evaslse reply to rhc questions from Eng
land. touching her concentration Of troops in the
neghborhood OF Gibraltar.
The governments of France aud England were
to take immediate measures for .n0icting chus-
tlsement On the Chinese.
A Florence correspondent of the Nmes says il
it is reported that Pope Plus had received extreme
JUNCTION or sacla nent administered ~ the dying.
Advices received ut Madrid from Tangier states
that In consequence of the agitation, caused by
the death of the Emperor of Morocco. all foreign
eonsus at that place, Barrca and lleacke had left
with their dependents. All tho Christians in the
Empire were leaving in hastc. Another account
says the families Ut the Consuls had taken refuge
ON DO, I'd Tue Spanish steamer.
Foreuce correspondent of tho Times, says n
treaty sig he'd on h Doth of August, between
the Papnl 80, eraHent and the Quo nof Spain, by
which the latter engages to otcupy the Roman
States with troops when the French forces arc with
drawn
The China mail had reached London, bringing
full details f the conflict near Pekin. The pro-
portion of officers wounded there was very large.
Rear Admiral Hope was very severely wounded.
The London Times. of Thursday, says the Go,-
crnment had decided On dspatchng immediately
to China several additional steam sailing lrgatcs;
together with large reinforcement Of troops. Or
dcrs had already been despatched to the naval rem
dezvous for enhsting men, and in order 10 cxrc-
dte matters the Coast Guards are To he called Ia
volunteer. Great improvements had lcen ordered
i'll the furtifcatinn If Dover Castle. in order I"
place ii in an efficient state Of defence.
LATEST
LONDON, Thursday mprntng.-The Times Paris
correspondent says 1t was Announced that twelve
thousand French troops were ordered to be IN roa-
illness for China. Zen. Wini fen had been spo-
ken of as commander,
At London, Consos were quoted at 9ol to 953
for money. and 954 to 45s on account.
Mercantile letters from China. generally con
cured in the view that the renewal Of
hoslilitios wilt not cause any material inter
ruptiun in the tea trade. The natives Mt
Shanghai were much annoyed at what had hap
pened. consequently no i'll feeling anticipated
there. but it was still believed that England would
have t, send very large naval and military force
aud perhaps blockade the various ports. in order
to bring the Emperor into submission.
Sir William Eyre, late commander Of the forces
in Canada, died on Thursday.
Some Madrid journals publish articles on the
necessity of taking Gibraltar from the English -
no matter by what means.
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NrcpoEs GANBLiNG-Landlnrl. slave to lessee
Hare Charles, do. to c. K Slaughter, aud viii
liam. do. to Jas. Franklin, we're found playing
cards Sunday afternuoa. In consideration 81 their
previous good character, and this being their first
,Hcnsc they were ar,ly ordered five lashes each.
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yew Trimming and Fancy store.

NEW Tf1mm1hS AHA HHCy StUTP'
<Hn THE undersgnc, respectfully inform the ladies'
and citizens of Incthurg and lis visitors from the roun
EHStry, that they have fitted the store 1856 Main street,
~<undcr the Warwick House and opposite Mr. H. Vic.
Periodical Store where they hive exhibition AMI
intend TO keep hand large stock of AIDES DRESS
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS. Our entire stock is lic
Of long experience and Acknowledged taste
and embraces Paris FrInges silk Gallons, Pompon ,apn,
ras Silk Tasses Vel Ribbons all widths silk, Whn"hon.s
Jet glass; gua percha, agate pearl lace, linen French horn,
gilt horn lasting and great variety of other kinds OF hn
land Wool Skin. Braid Combs am, Brushes Tray Bag
lortenonais and Money Hays In great varieties Hair Brn
CurIe lnew sle) Beautiful and New Head Dresses, Head
Nets Fancy Hair Pins, Mohar Caps Bonnet fouchrs 'aa
Work Boxes Knives Scissors, India Rubber Cloth for nis
Hoods Ganleiis oiers socks and Stocking.
Nuia sleeves Tama Gloves for children aud Ladies SILK
antetts Hoops Hoop skirts, Chenille ~carfs China o
nents Baskets. Games and Toys for chllcn and in
he called for in the of dress
articl.all If which ntpnl To- sCH rs
G heap article be- purchased anywhere
We will al any time great in cring anything
il otr line, from IA skein of silk 80 firing"
liberal discount aloN ed merchant and ladies IN The dress
IL business. l.. y. ~ 1. klN>Ef,
sen, 2l-, In Main Street. yu''ltIrg, VA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-27

SMoxiSc-Charles,s slave to Mr.. G. Dabney, was
found smoknga cigar on the street Sunday alter
noon. AS this was his first ofense. and on ms
promising to be guilty of no further nfractions of
the smoking ordinance. he WAS discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-27

Odd Fellows Procession at Baltimore.
BALrIMNRE, Sept. ri, --There was grand pro-
cession OF Odd Fellows this morning in honor Of
the dedication Of the new wing ofher hall. There
was n large turnout The weather was beautiful.
Several large cars filled with the orphans of the
order formed an interesting feature
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-27

TuyE exercises Of this Institution Will ~ resumed ON the
i first Monday In September, with Full torls u Prefer,
sOs ample facilities for instruction IN all thr branches Of
study nertan!ug u fEAAIE KIT CAtIrs.
ADMINISTRATION Ia English for term Of ave months,
APO; In French, 40; IN Mus 81; Board for i've
months, 80. ~
No deduction absence under two weeks One hal
I'M, Board and Tuition required In advance.
For Catalogues containing further particulars apply 70
July 25dActy sAM'l n. con, President
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A 6 /. I q E

VI re have hand something in The wayuf SLIDE
w land slide such frequently Interrupt the trans
laoD of passengers mountain RAILROADS. h. Inc
gre cntcrprisng conductors, Ia nothing
ah superior and elegant article in the Of
COL D for Genencus Ribbon Guards. Also, new thing
Of for Vest Chains instead of Hook.
formerly Our friends will please lake notice and give
us IA call if they should be in want Of II Slide ar Bar.
NJ III ot-,,s SILNERTHOEN Il Cliff
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-27

6tfHWUeI1y kDauto.
WE offer the l0wtns new yarieties via; Wilson'S
w Albany, HOTTER P.abody 80 Li.1is Rsndclph a. 70
ongwo h's Prolific, and ~ he Old lsadps ysress, At u
ENTERTAINING snAgRD4RRIEA. "a
Belsd Fonssnsy and Mersie WIN pfCace Gcod crop N
Autumn 30 cenfa per pi.nt o. - Pc dozen !.
rers lel with Dr. r. H. ThosUn, nt bis Drug Store or a
our Nurseries,, win be promptly attended 70.
~ MILLER, PLANK CO.,
sent hin Old Douinion NursuTies, Lynchburg, Va
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AIDES Wishing Nlsh6s % a. sasv 49,
Inc IjAIlTHOIF's IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE Price
ao asa and $50. The following certificate 10 rom web
known rnos this cass.y, VITO only had about ~ nues
instruction Of this Machine: e n 80. .o..
Mr. WM i. PAax.-l well pleased Will barholfs hew-
Ing Machine and would not exchange II cr any have seen
find no dincully In Operating with ~ any kiI OF celh
rom the thsks Cashmere 10 hs Finest Linen We have made
say cru pair Tovlusn pants Tor servants have
Machines Barholf. and Singer ars The only Msehlnss
Machines TINT make Taslois fteh ecnader Barhofs
much cheapest machine LIS simple N eonsEncsfon eAsy
10 nntie rsand and not likely ~ sct cut OF order Almost
every person BsFAof opsais aad saw Singers
worked on'lsst ysar give Barshof. ne PREFERENCE
Respectfully yours, DC, CAkOLus 0-Tkkkl.
PS and dihculty In getting my wife 70 work Bar
ibolf Machine They something great ought TO DO
c for the man that Invented Sewing Msnss With the Shut
Tie md Lock stitch. June t0difsl " " u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-27

UNIENClI and American L0oKrSo-GLAs IN
E plain and fancy ti Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany
Frames ut greatly reduced prices, at the old stand.
JOHN L. WINSTON,
sept sdts No. 10 Main ST. opposite the Eorve House.
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Make Your Own Soap.

TI,E Keystone State saponifer, Concentrated l!c will
maxi. Soap with little no trouble viii clean type; -
valuable all purposes where strong I've required VIII
make har,t water soft, &c.
We won the trade against countesas the success
Of this ar induced unrnciped parties 10 initiate It,
Full direct ions with each package - ~
A large upply for sale by JOHN IL. SfAl.
sept adds fFussS''
KbIHE X ERoSENE OR COAL OTI.--toa gallons pure ke
os.re q Camel Coal Owarrancd al best qualify ms
oil will afford brilliant and pleasant, light an,l al less cost Than
any other oil in For sale by 49,
sept 2I-dts JOHN H. SEAi PiuSHe"
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li'ENfts
tIRoIsIt T., iio, Halifax &. II.
VA. ~ TENN. Nrws, Bristol, Va
,ishioAloh ,Ionc-l,oru.Tcun.
UNION,
DENoCRAr. irrcnrNlll", Tenn.
ADVERTISER chattanooga, "
Posi-, At'rns,
, ,,ha'ohAi' Abingdon, va.
REGISTER. ~al,m. VA
STAIN HERALD. thristiansh z.
PATRloT, Gru, son {. H., Va.
TIMrs, "
ADvocA ATE. Tazcwrllt. H., Va.
SOUTHWEST, GILES {. H., Va.
REprBIIcAs. " chichester. Va.
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western Virginia anu Last lie
NEW ERA, Floyd Z. H., Va.
WING. n
WITNESS, knoSsille, Tenn.
REGISTER.
sENliNEL, Rogers,ille, Tenn
1NlELLiGENcEI, MorIisiosR"
:. 'A ,',,., Lexington, Va.
s nESasa., Liberty, va.
visiToI, Marion, Va.
S Sa,o. Fincas'le, Va
DEAooRAT, Union, Va.
REGISTER, n.,,i,,, Y,
l.EPUBLIcAN,
SENTINEL, Alexandria, va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-27
SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR!
Compounded Entirely ft m Gums.
rs one PuaGArvE LivKn MEDICINES now before
4 mill

These GUMS remove all
morbid or bad matter from
the system, suppl, ing IN their
place u healthy flow OF bile,
Invigoraiing the stomach,
causing food to digest well,
PURIFYING THE BLooD,gi,ing
tone and health TO the whole
machinery, removing the
cause Of the disease--eifect-
ing "A radical cnre.
Bilious ATTACKS are cured,
and, what II better, prevent
cal by the occasional use of
the Liver Invigorator.
One dose nfler eating II
sufficient to relieve the stom-
ach and prevent the food
from rising and sOaring.
Only one dose taken be-
fore retiring prevents NIGHT
MARE.
Only one dose taken at
night, loosens the bowels
gently, and cures cosTtvK-
NKss.
One dose taken after each
meal will cure DYsPEPsIA.
one dose Oftwo teaspoons-
full will always relieve SICK
HEADACHE.
II operates with certainty,i
TO its wonderful virtues.
All who use II are giving
favor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-27

. DuIN Ouc IOHl ImmeHInfCIY
. relieves co,.ic.wl,llc one dose
I ofirn r,nenipd Is n sure cure
Tor CHOLERA aoghrs, and q
preventive Of CnuI ERA.
1 Only On. battle il needed
4 IA, throw ant of IN. sy.tem
: I'M. ..ty.c,s ~ n,,,.li,.iur after
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

DlSSOIutlOn OF OO-pttr CIitISHII.
TUyliE partnership heretofore cNsng hni,r the style nhd
firm oi Franklin Brother expired by limitation on the LIST
inst An pcrsnls indebted 10 the requested to Come
GW ara and their accounts, II IL important that the hut
should b. closed soon es practicable ~" name
of the concern winding the business CRATE"
FIJI Ia our friends G the patronage cNcal Ia the
c,rn Of Franklin last five years. respectful
~ solicit lhr the concern ul Frank
lin y,n JAMES FRANKLIN,
lys,tnune, sent. 10, 1859. Y. FRANKLIN JR
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I ICoRIcE.aO &. g. Mass Lcorlceons OF the bcs
i 4 brands mported-for sale by - =
scp, 2s.dts Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-27

FILE MANUFACTORY,
Wa. Cor. 9th l. Cary SITS.
FILE s A N D r A S F S
Made and on hand of the best English Cast Steel.
~ OLD FILES RE-CuT As GOOD As NEW. rs
sept x DIT Ian sui M-AS.
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CLOT H I N G. !
GLASS e. r. ATNE

a RE now opening splendid stock of new FAIL AND
n WINTER CLOTHING, at their store. No 49, Man 81,
nt hbg which they invite the attention of all their n'
Iuni nj the public.
in the future 10 restrict their credits 10 su'h
perso pay promptly! need ask Tor credit whose bin
the LIST of July, ls9. and remain unpaid r"\r
m III, have been askcd for the Nor will an, new
acco be opened for body whose credit Is not unl"
,i,,,aI Ir 2i-itS
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e S! !!
7!
ply Of GRO
intryfiends
IA, Molasse''
mems wea
the marke
,unctu1l cue
1t, pa'T mage
.~iis tei'ies''
AFERRo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-27

l,OFFEE2,doo bags Rio Coffee; LEGO bags Laguaym Cof
I 6e 4OO bays Prime Java Coffee; for sale by
EDMOND DAVENPORT co,
ni,t,u Va
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NEW CONC RN.

YHy1IE su-rrrs have associate, themselves together Tor Inc
Il uurpusr oi doing u GHoo taNi-@iuS BrsiSfsn,
un lr the style aud firm of FRASklIN& co dating non,
the ls of keep hand M all ms La nnd
w selected stock Gr"ecrc Liquors. Domestic Dry ""s,
pa, their special attention I" the sni, Of i"hcc"
hrn Flour lacon, aud ali oIlor kinds Country lr"
1c hacr themselves, that from theft long experiences
the, will be able Ia n n- well hr Their friends
and the public generally other house IN the Guy, AMI
PROMISE rNrrtuns Ia please all Who may N or
n,m h their patronage. They Will occupy The old stnnd OF
Franklin I,rntirr No a Main Street. danr 10 Liberty
NuI,hn,,,r JAMES FRANKLIN,
T.. FRANKLIN, in,
s,ut N at, JACOB II, fRANkIIS.
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r TAKE this opportunity oiperming my friends and patrons
HAT have and aways intend keep hand, hne and
general as,ftmen Of YOUNG WORK HOUSES. which ofer
ks saie en- fsaspnabe terms .-...
alsD Keep good stock Of HORSES, BUGGIES AND
HACKS for Hire which he had moments notice CAL
at WILLIAMS brick Stable opposite the Post ONCE Lynch.
burg Va - ,... :
april 18-d1y. y. WiLLlAM5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-27

] Music,
in Lynch
q will corl-
ntal Music.
} from The
Iscttie here
IN to II new
arm TO sing
rk warrant
@. yictor's
B. Manly
county, Va;
ept 24-dsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-27

In .ur Ts,rF-rhtle were received al the
Drpat Of Ia Virginia and Tessesse Rshnad on
yesterday 3 loaded cara consisting Of the Follow
ing: $3.50 bushelspt fAees 4Qi harr,l' OF Hour;
7o,ooo poaads 81 III - aheoe:9 There ~ere s
loaded cars sent West siSs slSss tt5.
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y,luahle Rasin pronrrty For Sale.

FlNIlE undersigned offers for sale privately valuable LOT OF
about land, having front Of 100 feet upon the
Upper asn, Iyneburg This property has water priv
ege of Mil Nee of rcnt for 10 years which
great, enlarged upon Of the usual water rites
upon that level. JOHN ~ lANGHoRNE
s,,nt1 Inn
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ca-x,an+o Wanted.

aEskk v,sssIl AND TrssnsRr E.nrq ,., Co ,o
.LysouRpRG, VA. Sept: l;in, d. D. I i,
NN and after nDxEsp Az. toe 20 ins~' '0 '-''
I ger Train viii moi stop n i1a1n'
BY order Of 'pe f T. H. GILL. Gen. Supt
sept 1I-dlm " "
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sss Notice.
HAvHg parchas:d As s.:ps,os NY. e ChaI.s seats
LYNcHsuia Cash PnscH for any prime Wheat asys1 q D.
Mill. - [uly 1fdAes} JAMES \ HOkHkR-
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its wonderful virtues - 4. "a.
An who use giving their unanimous testimony IN It's
favor. -, III.
both together.
PRICE pEK ROrTLE
DR. SANFORD, Proprietor
Si5 Broadway New York
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pua expenditures had increased from forty eight to eighty
millions Of dollars. There being extraordinary cir
cumstances for this be attributed TO corrupt aud
wanton extravaganza and nothing else Men who want
fat Jobs besiege this Capitol and the army Of Office seekers
greater tha the frogs of Egypt The rule OF action has
been, 81 the President wants my vote, aud want his
patronage / will vote he wishes. and he will give
what want" Twenty millions have been spent in Six
in carrying eectons burying the dest caring for
the wounded, and cheating the people generally.
Mr.. WARD, (adm.) of N. y, reviewed the commerce OF
be world and spoke of the necessity of nteroceanic
communication by means OF ship canal and regarded
Straits in New Gransda the which science
and render It's prosecution and completion prac
ticable