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Fancy Grove For Sale nj Auction.

pursuance If the will Of Peyton I-fwch, deed, the
dcrsgnc will sell at public auction THURSDAY the
LIST day OF SEPTEMBER next the Premises the above
named VERY VALUABLE FARM lying In The count. w.
"f Campbell" one mile from ynchburg. being the same --
on which said dccedcnt resided nj the time al his death
This Is considered Of the most desirable farms Ia r
found where in the neighborh"od Of Lyuchhug. II
ians 2Zi III which about ~ we'll iimhcre.i
About w"tlrls of III" fence enclosing the farm Is of stone.
well constructed The plantation Is IN high state of Improve
n"hi and productive" The buildings, although plain
IN good rr" and sufficient for the comfortable aceomnoda
ton of small family, The plantation Il well Wacred, laN ing
several good SPRING., aud we'll of water In the yard Taking
into consideration its superior location and lis many other nj
,anages this estate attractions rarely 10 be with
TEEMS-one-fourth cash: the balance at G. ~ and l.
months bearing interest Personal sccur, will be required
for the deferred mens the title retained until whole
of the purchase paid The purchaser will have The
priv Of seeding wheat and fan possession will be given
the 18th Of December
The undersigned, selling Executor will only convey such
title ms Is vested In him b, the will aforesaid.
I.lTTLETON LEFrWICH,
July % DIT cltnwls Executor of Pcyon Icnw decd
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Hoes AND GoRN.-In our recent visit to Scott
and Lee counties we took some pains to ascertain
the prospect of the hog aud crops. Fewer hogs
will be driven from those counties. it is thought
by the best Informed, than for several years past
us he hogs are not in the country. However. such
as a:e driven will proablv be ofsuperior quality in
point of size and rs the crop is very abund-
ant In fact. some fields CT corn in Lee are superb
or to anything we ever saw before, and 50 large
will be the yield that there are not enough hogs
to near consume the surplus. We heard of grow
swho offered to make engagements ut % per
hushel.- abingdon Democrat
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M. II. BOHANNAN,
General Agent q Cu1lsctor and Notary Public

For Lynehbnrg and tie County Of Campbei
F1NliE undersigned late Legal and General Land Agent
The Va Tenn X. r. Company, respectfully offers his
Vices IN the citizens Of Lynchrg and public In general
Collector Of Claims within the city and ihe counties bordering
upon the line Of the Virginia Tennessee Raroa together
with claims upon the Ens Tennessee Virginia Road
As NOTARY PuBLc be will attend 10 The taking ri Depos
lions and To other business nppcrtaning the Office.
lie will attend 10 The Hiring Of NegroessecurDg 10 them
good homes and 10 the owner good priecs and responsible
hrcrs.
Having set out with firm determination please ALL he
hopes 10 merit the patronage Of the people.
ug2-lm NJ, X. nDIANSAN
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SALE OF VIRGINIA WATERING PLAcEs.-The fau-
Nnier White Sulphur Springs were sold last We'd
nesdny to Mr. Hudeins, OF Caroline county, Va,
l"rs32.000. The watering place known AZ the
iiorkhridee Baths. in Rekbridge county, was sold
last Saturday to VIM. A. Mann, for S2l 900. The
Cold Sulpher Springs, in the same county, were
also exposed for sale but bid in by the proprietor
WtsS2O 0ttO
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We invite attention to the advertisement. y, -
L. Winston, who has large and wen se' ee
assortment of furniture, at the ,eio s''"e Va "A
WiAstOn.
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FREIGHT TRADE.-There were received Mt the
depot of the Va. & Tenn. r. r., on Saturday,
y loaded cars. consisting Of 1880 bushels OF Wheat;
$4,000 pounds Of Ceal and $4,000 pounds of
Mscellaneous There were IL loaded seat
West the same tay
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University of Pennsylvania, Philadel phia.
Medical Department.

Medical Department.
Ninety Fourth Session 1859 COY.
WILLIAM GBsoN, NJ. d., Emeritus Professor Suracr,
SAMUEL AcKsoN NJ, d. Professor Of Institutes Med,rnc
GEORGE b. WooD NJ d., Professor Of Theory and Prcce
Medicine.
HrGn L. HopGE NJ d. Professor Obstetrics and the diseases
of Woman and Children.
JOSEPH ARSON, NJ d. Maeria Mcdca anG phar
macy.
RoUEEI f. EoerRs NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry.
JOSEPH lEDy, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy.
HENRY VI. SMITH, NJ. d., Professor of Surgery.
WILLIAM HUT, VI. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Lectures of the Session will Msaiay
of October and close the LIST Of March,
Clinical Instruction is given throughout the Session. in
Medical Hall by the Professors and at the Penns. yani and
other Hospitals.
The Dssecing Rooms, under superintendent of the
Professor of Anatomy and the Demonstrators open
middle Of September
The Room for Operative Surgery and Application of
dagcs &c early In September and throughout the
son under the supervision Of the Professor Of Surgery.
Surgical Demonsrntor G. s. BtsHoP, NJ. ID.
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor s5 ...... s05
Marculaion Fee (paid once only Observation-Disclosures. 3
Graduation Fee. ........................ 81
K. E. ROGERS NJ d., Dean of the Medical Faculty,
University Building.
+. b. DIoK Janior, University Building.
p. s-Board may be had at from ~ 90 TO SO per week.
July l3-clnw3m
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Classical and Mathematical School
A CLERGYMAN

having cured himself Of Consumption
In its worst stages, aftei being given
up 70 die, by the most celebrated ply
aiciAns, desires to make known the
mode Of cure, (which proves success
full In every casc,) TO those afflicted
with Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
and he will send the same to any AL
dress, free Of charge. Address,
A. J. WHITE, this sole Agent,)
10 Cortland street, New York.
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S u NJ NJ Err HIN G..
RFDIICED PRICES

FuNIIE subscribers. drnrous
l. SIMMER ClbfllNG before Tho arrival OF their Full
Stock offer their desirable styles Of seasonable Clothing
Rc,fiu,sd Prices.
Several lots Of FASHIONABLE MAisEIIIEs COATS
with which oversuckcd will be- sold nj Prime
small lot each, Of CASHMERE, MAI;sEILLEs, LINEN,
and WHITE DUCK COATS slightly ont Of STYLE less than
tlst Of material aud uiuk ing
II KRouGlis, slIAfER Il Co,
July 1sts 10I Main street.
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AMURDEREss AcQrIrTEB.-We learn that during
the setting of the Circuit Court of Craig county,
last week, Polly Tucker. who was ARA gned Tor
the commission Of murder, was acquitted. The
facts Of the case seem to I've about as follows
Someti ne in last FEBRUARY young man by the
name Of Benton Starks, attempted to force hsway
into the house of the said Polly Tucker. lie had,
previous to the unfortunate affair, it seems, made
violent threats against her person, not only threat
ened violate her person. but to tar and feather
her and her child a sprightly little girl of some
five or six summers. Polly Tucker, up to this
time however, had not been the ''wiscst, virtues
est. discree,est" Of the daughters of Eve and had
therefore given occasion IT, the many evil reports
circulated, to her prejudice. by Madam Rumor.
On the night Of the murder, young Starks tried.
in the first place. to effect an entrance through the
doorway, hut found the door locked. He then be-
enraged and threw rocks several times against
the door--went away with volley of oaths upon
his lips, saving at the same time that he would
return withbis crown and force his way in at all
hazards. lie returned and pied to get in ut
the window. but his head was in hut n short dis
lance before the fatal blow was struck. lie was
struck with the pole end Of the axe ard a small
;fssure made on the top of his head. The wound,
however, caused his death in very few hours and
the young mans soul, with all its guilt was ush-
cred into the presence of its Maker. Polly Tuck
er. the murderess. is permitted again tn walk the
,auh in freedom. Whether this is right it is not
for us to shy. The jury of her country has deei-
dod that the deed was not murder, but jasifale
or cxcusalle homicide, and in the eve If the law
their decision cannot be gansayed. They were
Int few minutes in making up their verdict
sSdlem Reg.
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ADVERTISED ADVERTISED
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
AT THE .yIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

AN AGENT FOR following papers the line Of rail
road from Lynchburg Chattanooga other places all of
Them having large circulation among people south
western Virginia and East Tennessee.
NEW ERA, Floyd c. H. Va Virginia Ecno, Halifax &. H.
Vino, Va II TENN NEWS, Bristol, Va
psasTs N"'A'"e ieh"' rNnsAf"R Ioneshoro Tenn
SENTINEL. Rogepvile, Tenn DENocRAr Greeneye Tenn.
1STELLIGEs Morristown" ADVERTISER Chattanooga,
STAR, ir.v,,u,., ". Posi-, Athens, ="
saSrr; Vn",Sssx Abingdon, Va.
DEMOCRAT, ( ''''' va REGISTER Snlem Va
VISITOR, Marion, Va. STAR HERALD. Christiansbg.
wRf ns rnease Va PsrsH1 %ra,'"n g. H. Va"
DEMOCRAT, Union Va. TINES, "!"e'"'' Va
REGisTER, ln.,,m Va ADVOCATE, TazeweiC H., Va.
REPUBLICAN,, '' -" SouTH- W EST Giles G. H., Va.
SENTINEL Alexandria, Va. REPrBLICAN, Winchester, Va
Perssns wishing any papers will
find IT To call the Office ,nc
burg Nirgnian. where will he made
ul' ertisenlents FORw ARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
sB1 will also and forward erising paper
in the United States A. WADDllI-
sept ls-ts Foreman Vrgiuan ofrr.
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prRsosAL.. Gov. Mi.e passcd through this CT
~ Saturday en- route for theanoanatns'
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Oils for Mochjoarv

HAVE In siore supply of Pare Sperm 0 Bet Reensd
L Soilr Oi; and United Medched Lard on suitable for
machneryG,r salr by tho barrel single gallon, by
mug ida JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
uNREsH kGG AND ARROW ROOT RACKElts.--.just n
hand lot of fresh Egg and A,vo,o Root C,aa1ers u
light aud very nutritious diet for children aud nvas sale
by lnug s-dts j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist.
fHNE session Of tho Subscribers School will commence
i on MONDAY, September 9TH
TERMS f2D per session Of Ave months
mug l1dtTspt X. n, MCKINNEY
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]. H. C. WINSTON has removed ms oap,ne'
ware rooms to the Warwick House, NO. 1885, Tor
merly occupied by William Loose.
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Fine Watche

"E have on hand fine stock of Gotd ami SirAr sfci
w of excellent qualify. which viii be pleased show -
Also II large lot of Goid Chains.
aug 2-dts j. WILLIAMS Il son. IS Main Strei
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FOR SALE.

FUN "a LEI
k1 DESIRING to procure printing press Ia he
40 rnopernted by steam power the proprietor Of this
NIL An establishment offers for sale upon which
80 ~ the "virgnian" Is printed. II is snlean
tial ADAMS PowER PREss propelled b, hand,and
SN..yT capable Of making thousand impressions
A3AJI hour. The character Of its work be deter
mined by The appearance of this paper
10 the proprietor of country newspaper having much ccu
lation. doing much Job work. this Press would save labor
time money Ii will be sold NJ "a bargain Its
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RHODES, upER-pHosPHAl

RHODES SUPER-PHOSPHAT LIME.
NE have just received fresh very
w tilixer Those friends article,
speak highly Of H. We think II only need DO gain
HAT popularity which II emnenily observes Pnmphiris
containing number OF certificates the prominent
farmers Of tho country, may bc Ind BY applying 10
NJ. HOILlNS n 20. Sole Agents,
may ldts Lynehburg Va.
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EXPLOSION on THE ALBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE
CAoAL.-The three negroes killed by the expo
sion Of a boiler on the Albemarle and Chesapeake
Canal, Tuesday, were owned by Messrs, Nehemiah
Forman, jesse D. Sykes. and Caleb j. Etterage.
The whole loss by the accident is $4,000. The
Norfolk Argus says OF the explosion:
1t was heard several miles distant three valua-
bic young negro men were terribly mangled, and
a large portion Of the body of one of the killed
could not be found One was cut in two heads
and limbs were klexn o8, and portions of flesh
and blood scatteretk3h every direction The
chine was completely wrecked and the huge tim
bers of which it was made thrown about aud shir-
cred into pieces large limbs were torn from trees
hundred feet from the mashinc, and the place
where the accident occurred presented frightful
evidences of the force and power of the explosion
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LATEST NEWS BY TELECRaPn.
rrlsaoArnrD zxrs-sLr ros sus @lsscnuuRo vrHorsrAs


Markets.
NEW YoRx. Aug. q Cotton unchanged. Flour
has advanced Ave cents. Othe. articles generally
unchanged. Stocks active and.better: Virginia
SKIES 92a.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 27.-Brcadstuss firm; Mess
Pork SIS; Prime Sl23 To 10.
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FALL TRADE. 1859.
y a M S WOODHOUS &c CO..
BOOKSELLLR6 STAT1ONERS,
-. AND DEALERS
fIanO.EOrteS, Guitars. Victims, Music, &C =,

~ No 1ss, Aain Street, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
REG leave to call the attention Of the public their stock
Of Goods which, already Of the largest In the State
ner line Of business they now increasing by fresh sup
Wen worthy the attention of buyers.
They especially invite examination from the country
enan confidently believing that they able supply their
wants 10 their entire satisfaction.
They furnish from their BOOK BINDERY and MANU-
pAIi0kY, every description Of Blank and Memorandum
Book, and at low prices.
Lhelr WareRQoms constantly supplied with large
sormen of PIANO FORTES Of the very manufacture,
which m they are willing to sell reasonable ierms
fhthully attended To- "' -
aug s6-d2w JAMES WOODHOUsE 4 co
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4 tIIAMPAGNE WINES.-Among other favored brands we
~ offer of Mumm Co.'S Norzcnay Cabinet
ms an Article of superior quality.
GOSTlIEE II pLATZEH,
aug 26-lts 100 Main Street.
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These GUHs nll Only dose immcd ately
rbid bad matter rtiicN llu
II s.siem,surp, ing In their o.n rrpcut. II
plvr healthy How oi bile, for CHOLERA and
INV 1goraing the slnuncl, prev cDtl,e of CHOLERA
i's,ng food Ia digest wc, - Only an. bottle Ia ncc,.J
'fifh'H' 'ht hion''sh'ng to throw of the stem
n h' ho"l'i =" '' ""'' the effects at medicine aii,r
''''h's'H, INNING me ~ II long sickness.
the iScasttlIccl- una l,,t, mi an
"ie "'"d'"'''' NIL sullowncas
BNiotE ATTAC hs cured, c,,r from I'M,
"a' l''''"i. skin
tho ,yrr Inyiynrutor ~ One dose taken u short
On. dos. nn,T ealing - time
sufficient 10 relieve the lv'eor 10 the hll"h" hn
1ro,, rising and snuriug One d,se, often repeated,
only one jo.,. inLrn bc. cares CHRONIC piAHnIHA In
for, retiring rryens sIe,r = its worst inrm while
and HOW W. COMPLAINTS yield
only dtse taken Mt ~ almost 10 NE h's' d"rt
u,l l,os.us lin. Lnw.Is XXI A few bottles will
0rnv and rurrs nsINr - lpRopsy by cXciing the nh
Spss 49, - lsotbents.
one dose taken aflor each We lake pleasure In
meal will ,lcommtndng this medicine
dose OF two - preventive for
fu will always relieve = md
HEADACHE. ~ all fcyrrs of n
with
To its wonderful virtues.
All who nsr II giving their unanimous testimony IN It's
favor.
Mr. ~oter in TIE mouth ih tie InriQortor scoiioa
both togeiher
PRICE,
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor,
8i5 Broadway, New York.
Rctied by all Druggists sold, nso, by j. u. siAy, W. A.
SrEori Co., and STABLKR JONES, Iynchburg, VA.
th-dAr1y
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GLASS Preserulnr

Glass Preserving Jars.
SUPPLY of stones F6teat Preserving lars for prcscrr
IN ing Fresh Fruits, Vegetables &c. These Jars
simple in construction and think preferable any in
For sale 10y
aug 1-dts JOHN II. SEAY Druggist.
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N o II ICE

FENHI report generally circulated alnn n Ing Ia
utterly false. einll teach this session.
usual absence from lynchhnrg being limited to but
eou Of weeks Ar such report Is calculated I" n)ure my
business, hope the public will give no cr,,ence Ia H.
a-d2w EItpDOID CAMPS.
INuENlTUkE PollSii.--2o cents will buy II bottle III Fur
niure Polish, which, when applied to Furniture that has
been scratched rubbed, will give gosa cqua
sui, by nug loltsl !. II. THOMPSON, Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-29

Robbery in Alexandria.
ALsxAspnsA.sA Aug. 27.-The Jeweiry store Of
b. Barton was robbed last night. Loss upwards
f 81 900.
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GEO. ID. DAVIS
GROCER AND COMMISSION RELIANT

Opposite the Hr0intd Bank, LrHCHBtRG, IA.
In receipt of nrge and well selected stock OF
sTAPLK DhS GOODS, HARDwAR
Ne, consisting In part Of
Loaf Crushed Pul,crzed, Coffee, Now Orleans Cuba
sugar;
Moca, Old Java Lagulra, Rio and Parcled Java Coffee
Extra and double extra syrup Cuba and New Orleans Mo-
nsses:
Large No Mnckcrcl and Gut Herring Family cured Bacon;
Hammered and Rolled Iron, Iron Axes and Cast Wagon
Boxes;
Bellows Anys Vices screw Plates Horse Rnsp and Flies;
Imseed and Lamp OH White Lead, Zi.e and other pains
French aud American Window Glass and puty
French md Philadelphia Calf skins Harness and Sole Leather
5000 bales Cotton at factory prices by the quantity;
go yards Flax and FLAX and Cotton Linen, best qualify;
Corn. Candles, Nails Horse Shoes &c. Sc.,
All Of which will he sold cheap for cas exchanged for
country produce. Examine stock before you buy. will
lay the highest cash price for Cn Wool Wool Rolls Flax
seed and all other country produce will s my country pro-
,Iee consigned To for the best price
prompt returns and solicit patronage may 23liA.
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Fancy CassimereS.
NANCY Spring Caaierrs yestlngs, Coths and 0oods '
Il gents wear jasl rccclyedby
march 28-dts. WIN. l. PAaE
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SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
Compounded Entirely fro IN Guins,

enc 81 The Frr0Aryr llvrH MEn'INrA before
4 Ia, i.Ilc
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/ lock WlNEs.-We Just got In stock ,f choice
khnish Wines, comprising The following brands, viz:
Dedesheimcr Ungsteincr, spelbergtr aub. n,ner- &c
GON1lilER Il PI.AlZEr,
aug 2G-dts i1l Min
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DIR. 8. Johnson, Dentist,

GllA u fully prepared 10 perform nil operations pertaining
rYvffo the dental profession In the possible manner
and full, warranted In every respect
Teeth extracted, by the aid Of electricity, without pain The
patient
sU- ONCE, opposite Citizens Savings Bank, Main Street
1.yneiburg, Va
RgrrREscn:wm Owens, NJ, d., VIM. o. Owens, NJ. D., T.
j. 'imer, d., fhos L. Walker, NJ d., John II. Patterson
NJ. d., Alex Tompkins Esq sami McC"rke, Esd. John B
Lee, Es, q. W Rookie, E~I John J. smith, ESQ iby
Isl, VIM T. fnncey Esd John II. Tyrrc, Esq, and H. D.
Flood, Es. Iu,arcl gj-il ,if
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EDUCATION,

FDI Oh II(1N.
FNfliE the Subscribers School Will
Il ON THURSDAY the lat day OF SEPTEMBER. Terms i3
per session Of Five Months.
mug I2-dtsepl CLEMENTINA +. SPENCER
DICKLING AND PRESERVING.-We have for sale White
Ginger Nace, t2orer, celery Seed, Long write Rel of
BiacA Iper, Spice Cinnamon, Nnsto'd Seed io"dc,e'
-Nnstas t0ridader Seed Fine Wire O, dc. dc. Also,
Pure Iiaegdr which warrant 10 be made from Cider
aale by aug s-dts] j. ii. THOMPSON, Druggist
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Fl1IiE un'csgne having purchased Of DIT Ro Payne hi.
entire nerst In the Drug business heretofore conduct
ed under the style of j. H. Thompson Co.. beRs leave 10 ten
der HIS thanks 10 the ends Of the late urn for te
liberal and trusts that prompt attention aud
careful supervision of tho business may ensure continuance
Of their custom Ia The SUCCESSOR.
July a0lh, lsaA jill THOMPSON.
In retiring firm Of j. H. Thompson b Co.. take
pleasure commencing the favorable consideration of
friends DR. j, H. Thompson suecessnr In tho business
mug Liza RO. B. PAYNE.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
lFE LIBERTY ANERIoA-a book Of Travels rs
l. thas. Maekay:
ANCIENT SPANISH BuLADs-Lockllart;
TENrEa-A new Novelty Miss Manya;
KNITTING WoEK--Mrs. Partingon:
PAIMEEs TRANSLATION Of Mchcets cclebrptsd LtHiour;
LOVE- Nj LITTLE LOVE LoSG-boh muslin and paper !;
New Edition Of JoHS HALTAx-buund and illustrated;
aug 26dis For sale by PAYNE Il BLAIKFORD.
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-. Notice.
HastNG purchased the stnpleon Mills Of Charles Scott
- Esq. am In market for WHEAT, and will pay the
Mn C,sH pEIcE for prime Wheat delivered ai the
"' July 2siActsl JAMES F.. HORNER.
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I)ERUvlAN GUANo4 900 bugs Of No. peruv ian uano
L handing and for snc 10y
EDMOND, DAVENPORT a. co,
jan 6-dly Eolmnnd, Va
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New Concern.
WE have associated Ourselves together under the style of
w LASFORD Il ANDERSON for the purp.se OF cafryinf
Lumber tod and Wood Bastaess old yard og
Anderson, Ianford Co. where they will be pleased
their old customers
W. D. LANFORD,
npril 5 dly. J.W ANDERSON
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hDD Follows ReRan Of handsome and show syirs lrci
Oron respectfully invited 10 ca and supply themselves
for our approaching ferval. Call bcirc they a
gone. tnarch 26-dsG wM !. PAGE.
SOMErl1N0 ENTIRELY NEW.~LYMAs's PATENT FRutT
- JAaBy simple arrangement, attached covers oi
eac nr, II can I've rcscaled after part of lis conen are
taken oui perfectly when hrst sealed thus Wing
o In the JAR from sloilng Il viii do if the air MI again
exhausted These jars made Of Tin AMI strong gnss For
sale by ANDREW lloyd
Jun" 2I-dts 1903 Main Street, ~ nchburg Sn.
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zp, JUST received, two splendid CHECKER
ff<r.ST q INGs' PIANOs-one of Them ed Louis
i y "A Ys1RNNIN: beautiful We have also a fun sup-
] t'pI. Of k,abe's Pianos, al all prices.
aug 26dis PAYNE ~ BLACKBOARD
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nARET-A superb article of Medoc 81. Julien Imported
~ in bottles Just recei, ed and for sale cheap
GOSTlliER ~ PIATXEE.
aug 2G-lts i.Ij Main street
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rHlIE exercises of this Institution will be the
first Monday In September, with Full Corps Of Ftqes-l
and ample facilities for instruction In all the branches OIL
study pertaining Ia u FEMALE EpuCATt1s.
EXPENs ES.-inion In English for fl nontl,a
f2D In Latin French $40; In Music t25; Board fve
months, 40
No deduction made absence under weeks One half
the Board and Tuition required in advance
For Catalogues containing further particulars apply
July 25-l4cty SAML X. COX, President |
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VUOh dHu U1HIHS HtVO1H DVH VUH05 W UHVUs
w purchase, for friend in Montgomery Alabama,
w experienced Male Dining Room Servant, and good
Cook Washer and roner These servants for the
the gentlemen for whom they will he purnstd and
good permanent home will depend upon the good conduct
of the servants purchased
aug 2I-d3t NJ. LANGHORSE Il son.