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THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, sept /, l849.
General Lane in private letter. says in relation IA
the Presidency he content to place himself in the hands
of his friends, and will take steps to bring himself bo
fore the people q candidate.
Judge Douglas intends leaving Washington on Monday
next proceeding via Pttsburg attend the State Fair At
Chicago on the 18th inst It is now probable he will bc
able while on his way TO comply with the request OF thu
Democratic State Central Committee of Ohio, to canvass
that State 50 far as to deliver several speeches.
Ex-senator soule is in this city.
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The Steamship Great EASTERN

Messrs. Nazro Bros 4 Sweeney Boston sven Ao .,
wsy me OF steamers, have received private adyices
confirm previous reports that the steamship Great
York, via st. Johns, N f. W. AVG"
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AFFAIRS IN WASHING TON.

| Douglas Taking the stump-RepubI,can Cam
| didates FOR the Vice Prssidency-Vhe Pub
lie Printing PIunder-Return or Visitors
from the Spas-Arrivsl or Wsstera PoIs-
ticians-The Observation-Disclosures In In.
diana, &C., &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH
WASHINGTON, Sept /, 1852
MIR. Douglas is invited by the Ohio Democratic State
Committee to address the people in that State and
ne leaves here on Monday for Chicago and will speak
several tes This signifies that he and Pugh have CO.
aesced to carry Ohio and eeec Pugh to tnesenae and
secure Ohio delegates for Douglas al Charleston.
MI Blair, OF Missouri, is W. r. Stewards candidate for
vice President, while Trumbul Of Illinois, is the candi
date OF Bolts friends for the Office Another CLIQUE
iavor Banks and Eheridge Tho opposition labor under
the difficulty Of harmonizDg too many elements in
making up tickets. One candidate must be an old whs
or Know Nothing and the other from the democratic
eiemenf-one from the East and from Yves. Of tho
Aneghanies-or the people will not fuse
Mr. Wendell s out for Douglass, which looks az though
ne wanted antLecompton votes for printer His coalition
with Weed and Matteson and support of Douglas may
secure him the votes Of the republicans and Douglas men
IN the next Congress- for that Office; but Douglas unites
with the republicans in the election of printer wha. will
DC the elect on his prospects, al Charleston?
Large numbers of people returning from the
Springs and the streets of this metropolis are becoming
quite lively again. has been the dulest summer ever
known.
Governor Willard and family, Of Indiana; Frank Blair
OF MISSOURI and Judge Turnbu of Illinois, were all al
the National today.
Senator Fitch left yesterday for home The strife in big
State between Dunham and Hendricks for the noinat,oo
ior Governor requires attention and the efforts OF all
democrats The former is Douglas and the latter q
Bright man. Willard wisely keeps out of tho way.
The theatre opened tonight with full house. and
Wyman shows his tricks to as many az can got into o,a
Fellows Hall.
Governor sibley Of Minnesota ia at the National Tho
object Of his present visit postpone tho land saes ~
Mnnesota till next year, and the Prenident will postpone
them The democrats will then claim before the people
that they have interviewed TOT their lands from sale
and give them year time in which to saye their
preempions On this issue they hopo to carry the State
ibis fall.
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rr,o N.,., -, BOSTON, Sept. i, 1859.
mined 70 Issue call for State Convention to aszembo IN
boeton early 10 October for nominating Goyrrnor and
party. "As o''oi
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balloon Aacenssnn.

-. SARATOGA, Sept. i, 1852
gar. La Mountain made successful ascension in hia
peoon Atlantic ut i've mines past O'Clock this even
lp Ahe air WAC sin AMI he rose beautifully and grace.
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Nomination of Know Nothing Cand,dat. for
Governor An Now Jey sev

m, n,,a,,. = IRENToN NJ J., Sept. l, 1859.
Ine nomination OF Hon. Peter j. Clark, OF Hunterdon,
lor Governor, gentleman OF hDb Character bv tho
american Convention at Camden 20 day, created CON.
siceraDe OF O sensation In political circles hore
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NOTICE TO THE ADVERTISING PUBLIC

New Work., F4iday, September 2, 1859.
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BARSU8s AMERICAN MUSEUM srosdwsy.-- Arer.
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AnUsEAESks THIS xvsNIs0.

NATIONAL gHnArZk nN.asr stres.-DAxos AN
PrTMs-NEw York MkcHAsc-wnIAn 1Kry
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
srS"s AFnEOrArar.str rur "lrScnrrre ,iaessrAs.
Tennessee Election

= KNOXVILLE. August 5th.-Netherland, opposi.
ti"n candidate Tor Governor, gains Coo in knox
county.
In 10 counties in East Tennessee, the nett On.
position gain is 2.300
In ii counties in Middle Tennessee, tie Oppo-
siIiou g n l..0D. ffO
Maynard, BraLson, Hattou. Ouarlcs ana C,be.
ridge. are elected to Congress. and, probably.
Stokes and Nelson-all Opposition.
Avery, Democrat, probably elected in the Men,
phis District.
Both branches of the Legislature are doubtful.
Opposition gain ,. uniform, throughout tie State.
JOHN N. FLEMING
LATER.-A later despatch indicates the election
OF Nelson Opposition over Haynes, Democrat, by
$50 majority
THIRD DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, Au .f.-Large Opposition gains.
Three congressman aid ten members If the Leg.
islature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
Large Sale Of Hotel Property
UNDER TKIJ5T DEED

10y virtue of deed of trust mnde Ia by Cyrus Fisher
ID the 10Th ia, Of September >hS and duly recorded IN
the Clerks Office OF The Court of Hastings for this city. shall
on tRsDAi the 2lst day Of proceed 10 sell said
Fishers lease upon the hotel property known the "abe
House" which lease viii terminate the Is, Of July is2, and
all the Household ald Kitchen Furniture AMI Fixtures used
conducting said hotel shah also s, all the -uid Fishers IL
quors Wines Scgars md the Furniture aud Fixtures used In
the llar Recon- and Eating Saloon aiiach, said hotel Also
available <mnhus Baggngr Wagon, aud three Horses To
wishing 10 the hotel business, the sale Of tins
property will furnish opportunity Ia obtain excellent and
popular stand already furnished ind most IA, orable terms
Terms made known On the day Of sale.
The sale Will continued day after 2ls
until completed THOMAS j. KIRKPATRICK,
july i-di2A Trustee.
rOS1PONEMENI.'rhc above sale In postponed until FRi
DAY the 18th of A,Grsr 1862 VII VIII certainly take place
1. j. KIRKPATRICK,
3-rpm1nl fort Fisher
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08

The TOBACCO CRop-It is intimated by persons
who have been travelling in this section OF the
State, that the tobacco crop, while likely from
present appearances to yield much rs it did last
Year. will not lie good in quality. owing to the
fact that the heavy ms in the early part Of tie
seasan gave it too great start upward. great
deal Of the weed grown in this section has shown
celestial tendencies from the word "go,' conse-
quently the leaves ofthe plant are narrow, and
do not possess the weight they should do.-Pst
Press.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
Br Z. h. PHELPS, AucriosKER.
Valuable Fruit Garden For Sale

Valuable Fruit Garden For Sale.
ON SATURDAY. the goth In, Of AUGUST at II o'ck
~ In ffont Of the Market House. In lynchburg, W moi ffS
sold privately bcfnreD will sell FRUIT GARDEN0$
the capbellc H. Turnpike Smiles south Of Lynch -
burg The improvements consists of small Dwelling House.
STABLE Smoke House, and about thousand
TREEs now In heavy bearing comprising few of the best
retes of Peaches Apples Aprco Necarlnes Pums Pears
&c Ne contains from IS 10 % Acres. twohirds of which
In Timber II has Spring of and excellent water
the dwelling and magnificent of the surrounding Noun
tains and the city Of Lynchburg
Further information be had by calling addressing
the undersigned at L. L. Amseads shoe and Hat storc, lao
Main Street, Lynclburg j. NJ. ARMlsTEAD,
July lh.dA c2n " l20nugusi-Repc onY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08

DEATH OF Mr.. s. d. CRENsHAw.-We have to
aonou. ce this morning. the death of another old
citizen Of Rchmond--Mr. Spotswood d. Cren-
shaw, who departed this life on Thursday night
at the advanced age of 70 years. The deceased
was widely known in this community one of
the most industrious, and energetic of our citizens.
Above these most creditable characteristics,
lie sustained reputation for integrity which ma
ny mil ht be ambitious to possess. Mr.. Crenshaw
renln ed to this city from Lynchburg, we believe,
about ihrtv-fte years ago. and was unblcssed at
the period of his arrival by the possession OF world
ly ods. But energy such "a he was. wont to
leased the Columbian Hotel. and by strict atten-
ton to the business, during the period of his man
agement, was enabled to b come sole owner Of the
property. Mr. G. next embarked in the mercan-
tile business, with several of his sons as copart-
ners and for many years. he ranked among the
most enterprising and successful of our merchants.
During this portion of his career, he proved, in
tic most practical m amer, that the requirements
If wealth does not necessarily generate arrogant
vanity, or impair honorable industry. lie may
have carried his prnci Piles of action too far, IN
the estimation Of the world but to his credit, 1t
must he said he was neUer ashamed to be govern
ed, when practicable, by the maxim What thou
woul4'>t have well done. do thyself." For several
months past, Mr.. c. has been Withdrawn from ac-
tive partcipation in tho cares life. His sands
are at length exhausted, and to-day his earthly
remains will be followed to the grave by large
aud surrowing circle of descendants, relatives, and
friends.-R Uhsg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
Trl1SteeS' Sale

TKNlIE undersigned Trustees acting under the Deed Of Trust
l. made by Thomas .. Acre 10 n. H. Campbell James
iddie. dated the 18th December 1s, will proceed
FRIDAY the 18Th day of August next to sell The following Real
Estate in the city of I,nchburg.
Lot Main street. fronting "a feet running back 1872
feet, being the tenement occupied by VIM b. March,
Timer shop
Lot Bird Church Street, adjoining N. b. Thur
mans and Henry j. Browns lots fronting 81 i6k
feet and running back 1872 feet
One House and Lot Tih Street being desirable Dwell
lingadoinng John T. Murcs lot and nearly opposite the
residence of = I. Peics Each of these ia valuable
property md desirable either for occupation Investment.
4. seventeen undivided thirty seconds of the Lot 9Th
Street opposite the garden of G. L. Mostly Esd, fronting 2ip
feet 9th Street, and running back 1872 feet
WEasEsDAY, the nth August, the premises the tavern
property known "REPUBLICAS GROVE including forty
hve of land Bonds with good security will be
required at six twelve and eighteen months day
sale interest added and the title will be retained till III, whole
purchase money is paid.
The undersigned selling Trustees will title
Is vested in them 10y the said deed.
sE The sale of the ynchburg property will begin
rcfs Tin Shop on sain street. nj 1 o'clock, r. NJ
JAMES DlNWIDDlE, r.,..-
July ls-dt20aug Il. q. II. KEAN. 'N"e'''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
Trustees Sale of NeMsnaper Proncrty.

pursuance of Decd o Trust executed 10 the 18th
day of November ISIS, and Of record In Bedford County
Court Clerks Office, shall, the I'D day AUGUST, s3
proceed sell 10 the highest bidder the entire of Jacob
Echols In the newspaper establishment known the "Beor
sentinel interest being equal undivided hall OF the
Press, Type, Fixtures. &c, DC, and also oncha of all The
debts due for subscription said paper since the establishment
Of the arm Of White n obcrson aud half of all the debts
due for subscription job work and advertising accrung sncc
the commencement Of White Il Echols.
The paper has extensive circulation for country
and has fine advertising and Job patronage Terms nj sale
n Old l. r. JOHNSON. Trust
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08

FoR OSE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER cwr.-A small
lot Of prime manufacturing tooacco, was sold IN
the Richmond Tobacco Exchange yesterday.
Farmvillc Danvile, Petersburg and Lynchburg.
whore are You f-Rich- Ex.
We will inform eur contemporary where Lynch
bury is, in the matter If high prices tor tobacco.
Me<srs: Hammer & Whitehead, Commissinn Mer-
chants, of this city, recently sold some Tobacco
for Messrs. r. L L. Mathews. at SOS per ewt..
and their whole crop Mt $50 per cwt. Richmond
where are your"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
Tho Elections.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. 6.--In &C counties the
Opposition have certainly gained one, and proba
bly, three congressman.
Avery, Dem is elected in thu Fourth District
by few hundred maori,y-in tho Ninth, Akin.
is reported to be elected
From Kentucky, the returns Indicate the cleo
ton Of Moore in the uiuth, Adams in the sixth
District, the vote however is close and tho re.
suit is considered doubtful. From North Carroll
mn It ~ announced with certainty that. Smith
Wing, is elected over Shaw, Democrat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
LYNcHBURG COLLEGE

LINfUBERG JIRGINIa.
FnNlE fourth this Institution Niil commence
Il on the 9Th Se,icmber.
The location of henthest and ssblr
entire South and the study, both Classical
tihc equal 10 that Of any OF the American colleges
The Military Department shall be efficiently nh
der the of Mr. J. h. Biankcnhip graduate The Yr
gnia Military Institute recently with tho
United States Coast survey
FACULTY.
Rev. W W. WALKER, Chairman IF he Fgcnity Prof, s.ur
Of Mental and Moral Scencc, md of History.
LYcrEGrs o. MATHEWS, a. NJ. Professor Of Latin and Bellies
Lcttrcs
T. H. CABEI A. b. Professor the Greek Language md
Literature
j. B1AsRESsnr, Professor of Mathematics and Instructor
of raccs.
SAMrEL GAnLASp, 4. NJ. Professor of LAW
d. A. LASsnoRSE NJ d. Professor, of Anatomy and Phj SOL
ologi
sAHL NJ. GoopsoS. Principal If the Grammar school.
EXPENSES.
Board 50 per week. washing III % per month; fuel and lights
80 term Tuition. A2o In the Grammar School, IN
the Collegiate Department for haJ session.
eW-Canlogucs, containing further informailon
tanned by addresting the Chairman Of the Faculty
july 13-lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08

REPUTATION IN WnEELING.-The magistrates
comprising the Levy Curt of Ohio county, Viz
gina, which includes the city Of Wheeling had
serve upon them recently a peremptory writ ct
mandamus fror, the Circuit Court Of that county.
requiring them to levy tax for the payment oi
the interest due on the bonds of The county. issued
to the IIempf I'D Railroad Company. The court
Monday last in the face of the mandamus, re-
fused, by tie vote, to make the levy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08

WATER MELoN~. la MoDE.-As the melon
season is now in full blast in Virginia. one of the
ncatest modes If serving up fne, fresh water
melon, is as follows: Plug hole in the melon. so
that some OF its watcry contents may run Out, then
pour into it stme fine port-wine or some caret
place it "n Ice for two hours, 30 that the wine
may not escape therefrom. Next cut it up and
Levour it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
CITY Lot For Sale under Trust Deed,

THE undersigned, Trustees under Deed Of Trust, made
by Vim. T. Holey aud recorded In the Clerks Office Of the
Hastings Court of lnhhug. will offer for safe, sATuR
DAY, the 18th of ArGusT the premises, the parcel IF
ground by said deed II ~ 9th Alley
east side lying between Lynch and Main Streets commencing
1876 feet from Main street.
TEEMS.-rhe property will be sold credit of and s
months for negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed
lll3aug INN. NJ. SpEEn, HrnSe0.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08

FRRrGHr TRAps.-There was received at the
depot Of the Va. & Tenn. r. r., on Saturday, 90
lnadad ears, consisting Of 3,778 bushels Of Wheat;
5000 unds of Tobacco; 81 barrels Of Flour;
uni II 900 pounds of Miscellaneous. There VIC. c
AZ Loaded cars SET West the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
Fancy Grove For Sal: al Auction.

IN pursuance Of the will y.nn lciwiri deed, the
l'r>gncd viii s''l ai public nncnn on llEsDAi, tho
Il day of SEPTEMBER next the the above
AIMED VERY NAIl ABLE FARM lying in the count, wv
Campbell. mile from lincburg, being the same ~A-
II which said dcc,d,nt resided al the lime of hi- DEATH
This is considered the desirable farms Ia be
where In the neighborlood of Lynchburg. II
223 acres Of which about 30 well iuiltred
tbout woirs of the fence enclosing the farm Is of stone,
'el constructed. The plantation il In high stale of Improve
and very productive The buildings although plain
good repair and sufficient for the comfortable accommodate
ION Of snal family The plantation is well wacrcd, having
vcra good springs and well Of water in the yard Taking
ito consideration lis superior location and ts other nd
this estate attractions rarely be with
TERMSOnc-f fourth cash; the balance AT O. r. and n
1onh bearing interest Personal security will be- required
the deferred payments and the title retained until the whole
t the purchase money paid. The purchaser will
privilege Of seeding wheat aud full possession will be given
he 18th Of December
The undersigned, selling Executor will only convey
title is vested in him by the will aforesaid.
LIrILErON LEFTWICII.
july 23-d3t& c3tawds Executor Of Pcyon Lewc, deed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
ARRIVAL OF TEE HABANERo
LATER FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, Aug. O. The Steamer IIabanc-
ro arrived here to-day
Miramon had decreed h envy tax to every Mex
lean VIII, fnvurs the Priests
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
Trustees Sale Of Land.

UlY virtue Of Trust Deed from Betsy Lncklvy dated Ih Of
- March, l>i and recorded in tue Clerks office ol Campbell
ouny Court the undersigned, ri>icc therein named will
ell in front of The Market ins, in The city of yncbug,
A1CRDAf, the 18th of AvGt the 10, parcel of ground
nyeyed 10y The said deed contains rood and 81 V
olcs fronts what is called the "D Bridge Road and Is
oundcl b. the lois sold 10y ilancocks rand
eyed 10 H. r. ~trcin and Thomas Mason The title belle, ci
be- golu The undersigned wiii convey such only is
csicd In him. Terms cash.
IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08

INCREASED REvENrE.-The ie.ente or the
ange aad Alexanlra Railroad for the past
month (Juyl exceeded the revenue Of tho same
month last year, about 5000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08

AN AGENT For the following prprrs the tine Of rail-
road from I!ncbur., 10 tao's ami other places all Of
them having large circulation dmt n The people al south
NV ERA Floyd C. H. VA VnGIS , Ecno, Halifax C. H.
WHIG NA.& = ESS. NEWS, Bristol, ' IA
H MTMEss hn'N'''' i'n"' nSn"Na"s Ione~boro
SENrNEI Eogcrsvile Tenn DIV 1cs At tree neville Tenn
INrELLlG Morrisiown ADVERT Chattanooga,
GAZETTE. Lexington Va i Dsnnt n " II. ,,
f nFTaSn.1 Liberty Va n,s@ MA = Salem, Va
VISITOR, Marion Va. STAR II EEALp, chrielnnsbg z.
DEMOCRAT, Ly,oo.,, u PATm sra! son {. H.. Va
M Mn," n,nn Y. rE,Ee RAJ wythe,Hlc, Va.
Kr"lsrEn Ia, -. Anvoo ATE 1uzewelI c. H. Va.
EEpUBIlcAS, '"'"''' "a" SoUTn vi Giles G. H.. Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria Va REPtm n. Winchester Va.
Pcrssns wishing any the above papers i'll
find TO 10 call at the Office -! tn lynch
burg vginan Up STAIRS where contra Is Will be made and
advertisements FoRw AIDED WITHOUT N.
e will also receive and forward ad 'e sing to any paper
in the United Sates. A. WADDi1i~
sept lists Forema 4 rginian "hice
ACCOUNTS Duh.
LII those having with will Pile call AMI set
N Tie them, all due January LIST July! and ii is
important that all be collect H. We hope our
country customer will either call or send by ma l.
Alta j. MATTE las x co
Hair and Shnck Nattf'es ses.
NNE keep constantly hand good etc ck OF Mattresses,
w which will be sold cheap for Cash We IN have the
aug Il. l''' Dl-' 'D'' -' vALESTiNE 4 gFSISG
WE have hand fine stock Of Gotd and lr y Watches,
w of excellent quality which will be pic Used 10 show
aug dds j. WILLIAMS L son, IS Mai Street,
Paints and Oils.
lust to hand alage lot Of White Zinc in or Ii" sci OIL
cash buyers taug s-dsl j. II. THOMPSON, DR. ,gsist
Machfne and Lamp Oils
FULL stock Of Lamp and Machine 0i's of st quality,
aug s-dis j. H. THOMPSON, Z rul es,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
North Carc,ina Election

La the Seventh Distr st Burton Craige. Demo-
GRAFT. reelected. In tb" Fifth District John A.
Glm"r Ornosi,on. reelected Ivy nm incrca> led
majority. Nothing from I be Second Third, and
Eighth District
STILL, LATER.
In the lst District " NJ IL Smith, Opp stion.
is rrelec;ed over II NJ Sha W, the late Democratic
member, by $50 majority. % B Branch, Dem
oc,atic nominee, is elected Sanders. indie
pendent Democrat, in the Sth District, hy GOO ma
i"rtv. In the 9Th distr let it j. thought that A NJ
Scales, the late Democratic member has been de
icatea iy Ger. Leach O,po sition.
Non-arrival of the Anglo-Saxon.
FARTHER PuiNr, Au :. & IS o'clock N"thi z
has been heard frnm tho steamer .tngo-Saxon,
now overdue.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
arkets.

NEW YORK, Aug 6.-C)tton is very dull and
unchanged. Flour il 1910 l. cts. lower South
ern 500 tn $50 Wheat to 5 cents lower
Corn heavv aud prices nominal Park heavy;
Mess Sll,10. Whiskey o5I to 26c Sugar heavy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
TruSlee's Sale of Monse and Lot.

(Y virtue Of Decd of Trus from G. d. Flynn, dated 81 nf
- september, ISIS, and recorded in the Clerks Office of the
lily Of Iynciburg Court the undersigned Trustee, will sl.
the premises SATr EDAY the 18Th of ArGusr The sud
property, situated the of Church fronting
eel, and running back 1876 feet.
The title Is believed good, hut the will
onvcy such only rs is vested In hu
aug 5-ti3aug GEO. W. VALENTINE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08

FUTURk DAYS
BY e. X. PHELPS, Anetioueer.
20 Acres Valuable Land near the City,

3at AT ACCrIoS.-On Nednu-ia3,. nernoon, The 10Th
WV Inst, VIII SELL without the premises ~
- ACRES OF LAND, situated near The fAlr Grennds-
This Land Ia In high Of cultivation, we'll nclose and
would make excellent Market DAIRY Farm being within
one mile of the city. Terms liberal
6-tds Il puELiS Aurt'F.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
CRY AND STARE AFFAIRs.

YouNG MES's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. There
will be a meeting OF the Young Mems Christian
Association at their Hall this evening at 8ocloek.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08

A REpREHENsiBLx PRAcricE.-We understand
that it is the practice OF some country Post-master
to all,s other persons than subscribers to read
and take from their Office, newspapers to which
they have no claim. In this way, some of our sub
scribers have notified us they are frequently
deprived Of their papers. We hope that this abuse
will not I've all wed in future, but should it contn-
ne, we shall feel constrained la name the part'cu-
Lar .f6ces nsninst which the charge is made.