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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-16

the party sustaining it abundant reason frf de
string change Of men and measures therefore
Resolved fhsfwe spproee the call Of 2 State
Convention, to DO ieli In the city OF Richmond.
on the 18th day of Decembcr next, and that the
Chairman is hereby authorised to aproint forty
fye delegates 10 represent the Opposition Vt Ap-
pomsttox in that Convention.
Thereupon the Chair appointed the following
delegates:
7 II Flood, N II Hancock, r Peers, D II
Marshall, B p Walker, NJ Bass. Hunter, +
White, s j Walker, B Nnwlin. S Vau,er, VIM
Mathews. N PaEplin, j Harris. VIM Giles,
j g Woodson. w j Watkins. L Pauleit B Hum
ter, Shearer, j W wo,dson. r p Patters n, j W
Mckinney, II Fiood. J II Davidson, J W Over.
ton. NJ W II George. w johnson, " II Carter. }
Garter. P Harvey, A White, Moore. Thos d
Moore. II Martin. r II Burge. J W Walton. q
Timberlake, NJ A Carroll. " D Christian, p l.
S,rntton, W Shaver. A Bisbee, j Z Robertson.
W 1nge. Jnnes.
Resolved, That the Chairman aud Secretary be
added to the delegation.
Resolved. That VIM II Mcfarland Robt Ridge
way. Daniel and B 7 Tinsley, Esqrs., be- md
they are hereby appointed alternate delegates.
Resolved, That tho proceedings of this meeting
I've sent to the Richmond Wing and tho Lynchburg
Virgiaian fur publication.
THOS. MOSELEY, Chm'n.
THos. NJ. Bass, Sectry.
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Fires in New Orleans

New ORLEANS Nov. l5.--Fiye more fires have
occurred here since Saturday three oil them I'm
important. One consumed New Basin Row and
six stores OH Rampant street Loss $4,000. An
other burnt nine squares including eighty small
buildings above Chippewa street, in the Fourth
District Loss $4,000 One hundred families
are houseless 1t wns the work Of an inccndiary
No water coull he procured To arrest tho flames.
The steamship "Eobort Waterman" is II total
loss. The cargo WAS plnnderel Ivy fishermen.
There were three deaths from Yellow Fever here
last week.
Snow fell in some parts Of Mississippi on Sun
day
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COMMISS1oNER'S SALE OF
! aluahlc Tracts OF Land near amnhellC. n.

8a5s PURSUANT 10 decree of tho Circuit Conf Of Camp
wv bell county, In the OF Sale, Re- Alexander,
A- bounced the 2t day Of oclobc 1859, The uncsgn
ed viii proceed 10 sell by "f public auction upon the
misses ON rurspAi the 9th dny Of DEcianEa xt the TRAIT
OF LAND In Campbell county, aud halt miles from Camp
bell C"aboase upon which he late MIRA sarah Alexander
ci Of John Alexander, Decd resided The tract contains
about 1900 Acres, and will he sold In two parcels divided by
the county roado parcel the south side of the road
tanning, BY ostma between Ancs: aud
The Sorh side between COO AMI 100 The
all o the best quality, consisting Of cpnmolous Brick
ding Brick Office, and nil the Outhousca Wheat Corn
aud Tobacco iarns, and Houses, desirable upon
large aud productive estate They nlon parcel South
Of the rond aud are loo well known require particular
scri. The lands well watcrcd, aud timber abundant
The enclosures and buildings IN excellent repair There
arge and wen assorted Orchard aud on" of the most highly
improved Gardens In the county attached To the dwelling house.
crop or Wheat has been seeded toi buscs this Fall
Persons desiring to Inspect fc prdnlses viii lind Edwin L..
Page, Esq, Mr.. Drunund tho Manager the premises
whp will give an, information desrc,L r. ..1r Up
The terms Of anc WEI he credit Of l. and
instruments, with interest from the day of sne Negotiable
notes To be given satisfactorily endorsed payabc the
Banks in the CITY OF Iyuchburg and title until The
purchase money Is fully lnid
on the day rlewn the Crop Stock Plantation Tools and
Household and kcen Furniture, will be sold upon the pre-
mics by the Administrator OF Mrs Alexander thus enabling
the purchaser ~ procure nil needn supplies upon the ground
The sale will commence al IL, NJ, In the ynrd.
Il. q. H. KEAN Commissioner.
nov 6dt6,iecRcp copy
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Later From California.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. l5.-The Overland Mail from
California has arrived. There was n fire ut Ureka
on the ed ul,.. destroying $4,000 worth If pro-
pery.
A rich silver mine has been discovered near
Fort Tiion.
1t is stated TINT Governor Weller will appoint Il
Senator before the departure of the steamer the
9th. 1t is supposed that he will make the selcc-
ton outside of political circles
The Republican has dispatch saying that FIX
Coy. Ransom. Receiver If Public Moneys, died Mt
Fort Scott, Kansas, on Friday.
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SALES BY AUCTION
THIS DAY.
Sale OF Slaves and valuable Real Estate.


10y authority Of order Circuit Court Of Campbell
eoan,y pronounced nj Its October isa IN the
81 silvrrorn aud others rercivai and uher shall.
Commissioner ihcrrn rgspas thr 10Th the pcsun,
month"; nj IL ocock In fr,n, Of tho Market House. e city
II lyncburs scll the highcst bidder THREE vAIu ABLE
SLAVES two aud one woman.
And ON WEpSRspSs se 10Th day of The prescnt month,
COMMISSIONER aforesaid the premises will sell Al
public auction the ne Residence af Mrs Margaret Teri,a
lying on iho Canal below lnchbug this lot cuntas about
IF ground aud has upon first Brick Dwelling
lfuuze, with all other ussAry outhuuses.
Al the time and place. will sell about Acres Of Land
lying above the Mansion House. bn sies of the Canal
Ill. land lying between the Canal aud River win be divided In
To I've paris That the West side will he divided half
acre lots rs near bc made shall also sell nj The
burg adjoining the lands Of H. H. Sumcr iieo NJ. Bruce aud
ehers Winsons I'm.
This proper, Is all well and ivoraby known require
further description.
TsRMsfle Ncgroes III DO sold a credit OF six months
The purchaser gvu. bonds in satisfactory security with inter-
added The Lands sill be sold on IL aud IL months iimc
with interest added; the purchasers giving bonds with sas
fyory security, aud the title retained until nal payments
made
Ed. u. CHRISTIAN, Commissioned, Ac,
IlLNa Ill L.l.X l.I c.,L.A
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LATEST NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPn.
LATTER FROM RRowNsvILLEi

NEw ORLSASs Nov. l5.-Tho report brought
by the steamship "Charics Morgan" from Gal
weston on the llth. that Cartnas had captured
hand fighting Is contradietel ly reliable private
ndvioas. Letters from commercial housc ut
Brownsyille to firm in this city, dated November
Cd, Mt p. NJ. say that Cortinas had not made any
demonstration. Texas Rangers and Federal troops
are hourly expected. 1t is thousht that the town
will DO able To hold cut till achievements u,
r;yo,
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DR.. S. Johnson, Dentist.

HN Is fully prepared 10 perform all operations pertaining
eto denial profession In the best possible manner
and fully warranted In ever. respect.
Teeth extracted by the aid Of electricity without pain to tho
patient.
~ onee opposite Citizens Savings Bank, Main Street.
Iynchburg, Va.
RErEgEHcEs VIM. Owens, NJ. d.. VIM .. Owens NJ D., T.
IT, Gmcr. NJ. D. Thos L. Walker, NJ. D. John H. Pniicrson
lee, Es O. W. Rookie ESQ., John j. snilh, Esq, j. j. lrly,
Esq, VIM T. Yancvy, ESD. John II. 1arec ESD and H. D.
El4,od Fsu Iuar,h 9l-dl,f
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a Gard -RemOyS1


MYTH view Of having larger house and ono IN more
w central position, undersigned Will RIMofE ms stck OF
Hardware Cutlery, Guns &c 10 The STOKE not Sf Mo- So
MAIN STREET formerly knows rs lanoeys directly OPP
positc Virginia Banks which now being
lifted up in AN elegant manner expressly the purs ani
will be occupied the 10Th Of Ocronna lsb9 Having maj
additions stock in the course at The last month, FOR
the Fail Trade, hope present such n'luc.nri- n' nr
tions command the attention and custom oi the iu'
Those visiting residing In the city cordial, invited I"
stock In the English Table aud Pocket Gut
tcry Guns and Pistols House Keeping tioos Sill or and
Plated Ware Locks Of every kind Wood and " 'ow Ware
French Glass, Oil Carpets On Shades inio" torncr LANDS
and Pins Carpenters and other Mechanics Tools, Building
Materials Axa and Sprin Carriage Cloths aud lhc" FEEL
loes and spoacs Leather Bands Gum Betting and Pnch
ing Calf skins other Leather Shoe Findings, English Fri
die Bits Sirrus Filings Circular aud othcr Saws Chains
arrantcd Files Farming Utensils &c &c Beside many de-
scrnlion of articles not und in Hardware esash
nrnn =. NJ. Simpson,
Successor Simpson Il Bro.
oct le.dts l.,nchburg Va.
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suourS DrATH n A rrox Arrox.-Mr. Augus'u,
nrown. highly reepectable farmer, residing in
,ns Same Wall neighberhood Appomattox CO..
died very saldsaly "a Msnday morning last. Mr.
- nsed HIS servants, aud walked out to the barn
rard where he remained for IAN hour such n
,natter when he felt sudden sickness at the sto-
ZACH and Immediately returned to his house, on
"aach;pr which, he seated himself in a chair, and
,,eouestcd his wife to bring him somo camphor.-
Mrs q. hni barely left his side, when Observing
his head fall abe ran to his assistance. but on
We hing him she discovered that the vital spark
vi aei Mr.. d. was about fifty five years Of age.
VI;. rsmains we're inferred yesterday morning at
the New Methodist Cemetery, in the vicinity Of
this city.
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AGmInisirafar,s Sale.

nN WEDNESDAY December h, this undersigned will sell at
public auction The personal effects the late SARAH L.
ALEXANDER her residence nies West Of Campbell Court
house, consisting of 30 head Cattle Bulls Cows Calves
all o fine Breeds chiefly Devon, yoke Of nne
head of Sheep 60 head Of Hogs, mostly tted killing this
Winter Mules Carriage Horses and Carriage the cr Of
Corn, $50 barfels) 20 stacks Oats stacks
Wagons Carts Plantation Toois Household and Kitchen
nur. and great variety Of useful articles. -
TERMsFor amounts " so or icA cash 45, credit
Of six montin, upon bonds with satisfactory security beng CIV
X. q. H. KEAN
Administrator II g. L. Alexander, decd.
nov h-da tfdpe--ReD ro,yy
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Later from Mexico.

NEW UrlEANs, Nov. l5.---La advices from
Northern Mexico, state that the rebellion Mt VIC
toria had been promptly puelled. aud the lc"dcrs
shot Troops had been called ont and sent to join
Degroado. whose quarters were ut San Tonic
Putusi.
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, v,sfs,srx AND NpssH. CAaoLiSA RAfLRoAp.-
w. have heeri furuishsd By COMMITTEES. appoint
al nv the late Convention al Franklin c. H.. with
,ss;sioa % tina Legislature. praying the grant Of
! chsr,sr TO autherize tho construction OF Rail-
rad. from the Virginia aud Tennessee road, at or
near, this ci,y.to ihs North Carolina Line. Those
e our citizens who feel interestsd In this lmpor
t.nt work are requested to call at our office and
s;yu The memorial. a.
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49, INTENDING To from ia. city, offer at private
Ea sale MY REslDtNCE u Diamond Hill, together with
the Acres of Land thereto ATTACHED it being the same
cry purchased by of Alalson Winsons Trustees This
property conesscdy among desirable in the city
The house is Of brick conians II in thorough
pair; attached all Ouhouses and fine Well
The ground perfectly level and is In fine state ~
To city purchasers This property needs dscrP
well the high character of the neighborliO in
which is situated, is too well known to require prnisc
The will be reasonable and time made 10 suit urcns
crs Inov 2-dlsl &. A. C0LHOUN.
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kbiSSOltafiDll.

TENIE copartnershi heretofore existing under The s, and
Il firm Of Glass aiuc Is this day Dissolved by muad con
Mr. Rane All persons having
claims against the firm please present them 10 Mr. Guotf for
,mcn and all persons indebted Ia the firm will make isy
to him. his authorized agents.
Il. II. GLASS
OCTOBER 2tih, 1859. tlIAS J. EAiNE.
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MEETING OF THE WISE VOLUNTEER TaooP.-At
an adjourned meeting held at Dudley Hall on
Monday nj ght. the 18th inst. of the Cavalry corps
the committee on Constitution and By Laws,
through their Chairman. Charles N. Blackt"rd.
made their report aud with some slight changes
the Constitution aud ByL Laws, as reported. were
adopted.
The committee uniforms asked further time
which was granted till next meeting.
The name of The Wise Volunteer Troop, after
some discussion, was unanimously adopted for
tie corps.
The company then went into an informal cleo
ton of officers with he following result
For Captain. Carlton R;Ilfurd: LIST Lieutenant.
L'.,Norvell % do, James NJ. Langhorne Or
derry Sergeant. J. Osborn Taylor 81 do. John 5.
Langhornc; 81 do. Charles Floyd 4th do Chas:
NJ. Blackfard; LIST Corporal, Ed. D. Christian; ~
James Chalmers Sd do. E..A. Langhorne 4th
do, VIM. S. Morris; Secretary; Cnmillus Chris
tian; Treasurer; Charles NJ. Blackford.
A committee consisting OF Chas. N. Biackiord,
John 5. Langhorne. aud W. 8. Morris. was ap-
p'inted to wait on Captain Radfard and inform
him Of his appointment.
, A committee Of Eve was then appointed t" IN
form the Governor Of tue organization of the eorpe
and To request that the necessary equipments be
distributed to It's members.
The thanks Of tue company were then fenderel
FIR the use If Dudley Hall. aad to Mr.. A. '"
Cr9ss for his attention during the evening.
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"HoxE GuAKD."-At the drill meeting ofthls
company, held on Monday night, ftty-thrce Ter.
sons signed the Constitution and Bylaws real-
latine the company and paid their initiation s,
and first quarterly instalment. Those persona
rho'who have mot signed the Constitution are re-
auested tn call on B. L. Blackford, at Payne u
Backfard's bookstore, where they will find the
necessary papers.
The rnuskets belonging to the College have been
loaned to the company Tor drill purposes. The re-
gular drills are held on Monday and Thursday
nights.
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OR SAL r..

E!:| : ] 81
A DESIRING to procure printing press 10 DO
" .,operaled by steam power, The proprietor of this
ef Mestnblishment offers for sale the upon witch
So ~ the "Virginian" is now printed II is sul,s,an-
tsl ADAMS POWER Pass, propelled 10y hand and
nNHT capable Of making one thousand IMPRESSIONS
lI hour Tho character Of its work be deter
mined by the appearance of this paper.
To proprietor Of country newspaper having much cifcu
ation doing much job work. This Press would labor
Time and money II win be sold a bargain. mug ITS
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Ws insssa attention IL the advertisement IT the
sale Of vxisskasrenl estate, osned by the late Mrs
pare;rai m 4 ssfion, that seh desirable proper
=, "a e,nyenient ID town. iasin market. Sale to
c,mmence ut IL o'clock. A. NJ.
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SALES by AUCTION.
4 Valuable 5anies Eslvcr Farm,
With % Negroes. stock. Crops. &C.. for sale

With % Negroes. stock. Crops. &c. for Sale.
,ys, SHALL, TUESDAY, The I'D day Of November 1851,
GT the premises public auction sell my FARM, con
-Ah tanning about Acres. in the county "f taHptril al
Joining Judge Robertson, Win Cough. Cob NJ angornr nnd
miles from lncihurg Immediately un the
River and ha Canal and within w hundred
yards suuisidc Railroad Az nj half al this hand
aud frttAc ISLAND o about ~ Acres luis iu run-id,i
q! the best farms III upper virginia. 1ht iHud
well enclosed un, high ral'N alton,
aud has about LOO Acres We'll in Orchard Gru-> Timothy,
Herds Grass and t',cr and gpuI Orchard IL. The
prov Brick DIV cling House. with Stone
Kitchen, OVcr,crs onsc, Ncgiu tAhs, ~ahlc = Corn
ouScs, Whca Barns Tobacco Barns with MI other
Ouluucs. Most o the inprbs Ctcn have been recently
built.
tine. ia sell - Ely NEGROES (mostly
Soung) cnns-tn. of Mrn Wuncn Boys ad Girls, IL iorrcs
Mules, (imuig hupic,l Mares. with foa
by Fed Eyc Yoke of 10 Mich Cows md Calves 80
head Of other Cattle, 80 eul of logs the Cows Durham
Devon Bull 800 400 barrels OF tur with Slueks TOPS, &C.
same, aud from 25o0 bushels o Wheat Wheat
brill, 1hesng Machine. Wagons and Harness. Cart nip
Plantation Toois.
dnh Of the purchase money for the au wi ~
required in negotiable satisfactorily endorse ut
months, discount added residue in equal ns'alhf
and Yeats bonds with good pGisona security! bearing
paid The negroes aud property, $50 VIII be sold
credit OF IL months, negotiable nocs s'siacIor! ondors
ed, interest added.
would prefer selling the Land Negroes stock, Crops No.
together. wishing Ia purchase In thai way. bar
gain bc had and upon time that reasonable man
would ask.
Mr. Willis ~ Mays will show the place to any ono Wishing
Address ut Iynchburg, Va. -
oct s-di22nov EDWARD D. CHRISTIAN
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NJ axU Concern

AN the LIST OF January next the of the concern
~ VIII be announced In the meantime tho liouse " Ill be
conducted by the undersigned and hopes his friends md The
pubic extend il the very liberal patronage
which long enjoyed Every he pnd customers
OF the and complete assorments OF goods
in Virginia will he sold upon accommodating terms
X. II. GLASS.
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ONhc aeth day Of Noyember at Falling Spring Church
" Rocabrdge county, Va Committee represented by The
under gnc, vii proceed put cot,art he work Of
building Church Ednce Until hir date proposaa Tor doing
the work will be received. Tho building n 10 be rs !,
feet brick with stone foundation and placed shout 100
Yards the old churchai the available material Of which
in to he used by the new bnjldinc
Specifications and Drawings may DO Al The sor- VI
The of the church s about n miles from the North
River Canal. r.-. -.r aayy
Bidders will send their proposalst 70 - ~
". !. POAGUE, Chairman Building Conmittee,
nov 2-c1aw3w Fancy Hill, Va.
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i O II s A /. II

FOR S A l. Il,
Engine and Boiler and rwo-aorse Wagons
I WILL sell bargain in Engine ami Boiler and Tw"
Horse Wagons The Engine Ia about sixccnhorse power
and of the best in this place The Wagons new and
by the best makers Apply at f31 Main Street
oct / i-dts Sciawts GEO. d. DAVIS.
IT received at ENGLEDDyES, another lot II those beau
- lful Black Trco Beaver Cloth Coaks for ladies'.
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FREicur TaaDE-There was received at the
Depot Of the Virginia and Tennessee Rilroad 10
loaded cars. consisting of the following Wheat
1888 bushels; Flour l26 barrels; Stoc; 100000
mounds ;yNIiscelhneous 81, 00epounds; Cal co.
600 bushels There was IL loaded cars SEN Vest
this morning
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Opposlrrox MfErfsG IN APR sNArrox.-At a
meeting sf respectable postien IF the citizens Of
on the 10Th day If November. 1859 --nftsr sfew re-
marks iron, GIL sfhos. II. Flood. on his motion;
Mr.. Thomas M,.ely was called 10 the Chair, and
Thus. NJ Bass appointed Secretary. e ~here"ron'
thu following preamble and resolutions were unan
'mously adopted: -,
Whereas, the chief executive Offices Of the Gen.
erai Government are now filled by persons more
Distinguished for extravaganza and selhshness'
than for wisdun and patriotism aud finding in
the conduct Of the present Administration, and
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retiring the Class Lave TO
friends ani the public thank Fur the
liberal patronage bestowed upon the House during long
and respectfully request that their fvr hc
extended Ia the new which, am sure, viii n every
way merit It. Loot 25-itsl C1IAs. j. RAINf.
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uy1AwrUL AssFNBLY.-On Sunday last officers
Dowdy. Mays. ami Dawson, made descent on
narty Of twenty or thirty negroes Of both sexes.
wh, had assembled at a building in Lcflwich's
row. for tho purpose of celebrating the marriage
IF n couplo of darkies. The names Of the parties
present were taken down by the officers, ard the
,rcwd dispersed. Yesterday morning the whole
gang was taken before the Mayor. itappearing
fiat most Of the negroes were in possession Il
passes from their owners, they were all discharged
with reprmand. and being given to understand
that hereafter such permits will not screen them
fom punishment.
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NEono FIoHr-A free negro, named Delaware
Mccoy, was before the Mayor yesterday on the
charge Of beating another free negro, named JIM
Baunman on Monday night last. ltappears that i'll
feeling has existed for some time past betwcen
these negroes, on account Of Mccoy marrying the
wife Of B. Since Noes marriage, his prcde-
ccssor in the affections of Mrs. Mccoy has been
il the habit of annoying him in every conceivable
come appearance on the premises of McCay, who,
ON seeing him ordered him off the lot. Baunman re-
fused TO leave, and darel McC. out Of his house
The latter gentleman. not feeling disposed to
"hack." came out. and the two at once Went I"
{, ,htiny in earnest Baunman made a ef,rt to
strike his successful rival with stick but did not
succeed: whereupon Mccoy downed him with his
fist, and while PROSTATE on the ground, stamped him
with his feet and inflicted several ugly cuts about
his face with knife.
In consequence of the absence of witnesses the
Tearing of the can WAS deferred till to-day. and
Mccoy sent to .iaa
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GENTS GOODS.--FAlL, 1850.
FUNiE subscriber has received his FALL AND MlNrLl.
Il GOODS consisting u IL fail line ct black AMI toorc,'
Cloths from medium the finest; hest Doe skins plain nni
corded Black hest fancy French t@ssmcrs; Vel
vet and silk Nesugs Ac all the s!cs o Buttons Tor
Dress Goats Suits and csis and prepared. with
hcsl kun ia the et! To make any ghrmcdi TO uf
oct l,,ifls NM. J.. FACE
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LEXINGTON CApgrs.-r,is fine corps of young
soldiers arrived in our city yesterday morning in
they formed in line at the not If Bridge Street
marched up Bridge to'Main,a and thence to College
Hill, where they were engaged for two hours in
going through various military 'evolutions after
which they again formed in line, and marched to
tho Lanca, ter House, where they disbanded At
two O'Clock they took the boat Cor Lexington.
This is one of the best drilled companies we ever
remember to have seen, and their proficiency re-
fleets the higbest honor on the gentlemen having
charge Of the Virginia Military institute.