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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-12
Fire Mt Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-THE Wholesale liquor
store If s. Boyle 4 Co. was burnt this morning.
Loss 500, 000-in>ured for $4,000. S.W. Pixies
liquor store partially burnt. Loss 10000
insured for $1,000. Also Breed 4 Co.'S metallic
burial case rooms loss S40.0 900.
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DIED.

On Thursday, Aug. 10Th, 1859, at his res d. nee,
near Richardson's Springs, LyncLbnrg, Va, JOS
Ern N. Brown, in the GO year of his age.
The funeral will take place from his reg ,nce
this friday evening. mt 3 O'clock. p. NJ. "he
friends and "cquaintainces of the deceased are
spectIuliy invited to attend without further NOT ice.
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vIactsrA FgnAlE IxsTirurE. SrAusroE. Va
We have previously noticed this Institution, which
il highly recommended, and doubtless deserving
If patronage. See advertisement in another col
unu.
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MuNiFicENT DoSATIoN-We are infr m I'll TINT
n gentleman residing in Pulaski county. IA tweek
subscribed tho sum Of $4,000 to the Tie logical
Seminary, proposed To b" established ut thnlotts-
will, Virginia. JFyMcrWe Tell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-12

OUGnr To BE REMEpiED.--There is ~ eneral
complaint with the through passenger Oh the
Sauthside and Virginia and Tennessee Il Ii roads,
at not being allowed to get dinner II, II !, point
between Richmond and Petersburg and d is al. -
ISfrysbuyU Err
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday the 9th inst. in Emmanuel II .urcl
MiIilcburg, by Rev. VIM. Sparrow. u. r.. Rev
o. A. kINsoLvING, to Lucy LEE, daughter ol Gen
A. Rogers of Middleburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-12

swallowedue Ground Hog. which By no means,
seemed 70 bare Subjected his digestive organs to
any Inconvenience and which added something
In the way Of psrilinees to his proportions. -JDsr
soariils Adr. p IS sk
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april 3 dIy
Ralfinr Betting

B0lClQR b0lLl1lR.
HAVE hand the best stretched Leather BETTING
OF tho various used in machinery is fastened in the
beat and Of thickness For sale at Northern or
Manufacturers prices
prices. NJ, s,,rso>
June 9-dts. b. NJ oiMfoON
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FREIGHT TnADE.-There was received at the
depot Of the Va. & Tena. r. r.. on yesterday. 81
loaded cars. consisting Of 2.952bushcs OF Wheat
$4,000 pounds Of Tuhacco 68 barrels of Flour !;
and $1,000 pounds Of Miscellaneous There we've
10 loaded cars set West the snme day.
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ADVERTISE ADVERTISE
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
All THE "VIRGINIAN" OFFIC f..

IL you WISH W prosper, AuEeTtlS =.
/ AN AGENT FOR the following papers the limo Of all
lroad rom Lsnchburg Chattanooga and placer al
them having large circulation among the people nth
Virginia and East Tennessee
New ERA, Floyd c. H., Va. VIRGINIA Esuo Iaifa, c. H.
WHlG Va. n Tenn NEWS, 1jris iul. va
WITNESS, Knoxville, Tenn VISDIC ,..,..a II ~
REGISTER, UNION, (''"'e'''' 80 "'
SENTINEL, Rogersyie Tenn DEMOCRAT Grcene,llc, !
lSTELLEESCER, Morrsown" ADVERTISER Chattanoo -
STAR, tIov,,,or Y, Posi-, Athens,
sr Mrrf Vl naHSnas Abingdon, Va
DEMOCRAT, i'''' W. REGISTER Salem. Va
NsiTon, Marion, Va STAR Il HERALD, Chrisiis ns','g
DEMOCRAT, Fjpcasle ya PATRIOT, Grnyson c. H., -
WING, r"'e"'e w. TELEGRAPH ! ,,.,
DsMooRAr. Union, Va. TINES, j"y'he'hie' va.
REGISTER (no,y,. w ADvoc ATE TazewcllC c. II Va
REPUBLICAN, '' w. SOUTI- WEST Giles &. H., Na.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va. REPUBLICAN,, Winchester Va
perssns wishing TO advertise in of the above viii
fnd II TO to call the Office ofhc
burg firgnian where viii be
advertisements
sI will also receive and forward
In the United States A. WADDILI.
sept Isis. Foreman Nrglnan on e.
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Trustees Sale Of Newspaper Property.

pursuance of Deed Of Trust executed 2ih
day OF November lsSs and o record In hedfnri County
Court Clerks once, shall tho 23d day III AUGUST isg
proceed sell IN the highest bidder thu entire Interest Of Jacob
Eehos In the establishment known US The "csd
scntincsad Interest bchg equal undivided half al Tho
Press. Type, Fixtures, &c. &c aud also half OF all The
debts due for subscription To sud paper since the
Of the firm Of Whe& Robertson and halt Of NIL the debts
due for subscription Job work aud advertising a,erung since
the commencement Of White 4 Echola
The paper Inns extensive circulation fur country paper
and has orsing and Job patronage Terms sale
aug 8-d2aw ts9aug J. y. JOHNSON, Trustee.
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Wheeler E. Wilson's Sewing Machines.
lust received nj Engcdoyes Fancy store, Kycs corne
- No 81 Main Street, Lynchbnrg. II
Wheeler II Wilson's fnimitablc Sewing Machines aH4bM
Wheeler h Wilson's Sewing Machines ut A1b ~
Wheeler a Wilson's Sewing Machines ut asst b. y
Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines ui 802 bQA
Wheeler a Wilson's Sewing Machines nj A100N
Wheeler a. Wilson's Sewing Machines at St20f
The usefuness aud elegance of these Machines we'll
established 10 say that point Over Huired
twenty people OF this city will testify ~ their utility Mira
cey Of Richmond snys THAT lady there edgu
ebe has Sewing Machine. unless II s Wheeler AAVsun'a"
And indeed just every where They irS nco,.
parable, and Justly called tho LADIES FRIEND.
For Gods SAKE avoid eeap Machn,s-TBEY woSA po This
cheap idea In The purchase Of articles of any charter
produced about much poverty that hereditary mrtunc
Come and buy and VIC will send sklul operator along
learn you e once
uy adds ALFRED 4. ENGIFDoYR
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DEATn ON THE CARs.-Rev. Thos. McGee, n
Methodist minister Of the Baltimore Conference,
died suddenly on the cars of the Orange and Alex
andtia Railroad Monday. The editor of the Al
exandra Sentinel who was on the train, describes
his sudden death:
On taking passage TO day at Warrenton for AL
exandria. we were most agreeably impressed with
the courteous manner and the pleasant, bengnant
countenance of u venerable gentleman, who, with
his wife, married daughter and her husband, and
two grandchildren, entered the cars, bound to
their homes in Baltimore. Before we had been
in motion five minutes, the old gcntleman's head
fell back, and when his son-in-law rushed to his
mid, he already dead lie had died Of heart
disease. The wheel had broken at the cistern
and the flow of life ceased as suddenly as by the
stroke Of q rife fall.
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Y MUSIC LESSONS
Ell. OD q RIO CAM E'S.
ADpREssTHRouaH POST OFFICE
nj anil

SU M M Err CLOTHING
REDUCED PRICES.
FENIiE suhu rfhr' DESTROYS closing their stock
SUMMER CLOTHING before the arrival or their FALL
stock, orr their desirable stylcs of searoablr Clothing
Re<seed fsires
several lots of FASHIONABLE MARsFIIIEs COATS,
with which serstocke viii he .old Fjne
\ small lot each 81 CASHMERE, MARsEIi IEs LINEN,
aud WHITE DUCK COATS, slight, OF 1t, L. less than
of mBicrul und making.
BURROUGHS, sIIAFER " 90,
JnlN 1S-ts l0t Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-12

DEAru OF GEN. Ed. VATTs.-This venerable
and wel'-;nown citizen, are grieyed to learn.
denarted this life night l,efore last, on his estate
in Roanoke. He had reached mn advanced period
in life. in the possession oil MI his faculties. and
surrounded by all the graces and comforts Of II
calm and honored old age. In earlier life, he lad
taken beroming interest in public affairs, obey
ipg whatever calls were made upon him by his
conntrymen to serve them in the councils Of Tic
Stat. and in the administration of justice: hut
for many years he had lived in retirement, among
his neighhors respected and beloved bv all, and
an example to all Of good morals. good manners
and good sense-dispensing Inequalities and ben
elections with liberal hand. adjusting disputes
and promoting, by example and precept, tLesen;-
ments and principles that make men honorable
and the institutions and enterprises that make
them intelligent and prosperous. The death Of
such man is q public calamity.-Rich. Wing,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-12

"Sra SSMK."-Our friend. Alex. r. Beavers,
"i Mcdowell county, on last Thursday had M
fal cuo,;'at wi,h mammoth Rattle Snake. He
was travelling iei,nrely along Dry Fork, when he
eenryyunter"d hi g;antsh:p who displayed hmsel.
~ 'at.ir array To the tune of feet 2 INCHES IN
length furnishing q rattes. Mr.. Beavers was
vlt'r in The e'nteet. lie captured his Snakcship,
aud found that he had previously fabricated aud
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-12

Fancy Cassimeres.
NANCY Spring Caarirros Vcsngr Cloths mud Goods fu
i gents wear, just received by
march 9G-din WIN. I. PAGE
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A Curious FAcr.--If an acorn be suspended by
piece of thread within half an inch of the surface
of some water contained in hyacinth glass and
permitted to remain without being disturbed,
it WILL in few months burst and throw a root
down into the water, and shoot upwards its top
cring stem with beautiful little green leaves A
young oak tree, growing in this way on the man
tie shelf OF room, is very interesting object
We have seen several oak trees, and also chest
nut tree, thus growing; bat all otthem, however,
have died after few months. probably owing to
the water not bsing changed sufficiently often to
afford them the necessary quantity ofnourishment
frum the matter contained in it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-12

Female Boarding aud Day School.
MRS. L. L. BROWN will open a FEMALE BOARDING.
lVA AND DAY SCHOOL, In the city Of Lyncibuig, the
first MoSDaY in SEPTEMBER Her Post Office until the
10th Of August, is Variety Mills Nelson county, Va
REFER ENCES:
IT. Rev. Bishop Mcade
Rev. H. X. Meade, Charlottesville, Va;
Rev. K II. Wilmer, Richmond, Va;
Rev. John A. Scott. Halifax Court House, Va;
Hon. Vim. {. Rivcs, Abemarle county, Va;
Alexander Iivcs, e"
James A. Merriwcaiher, Esq. Of Bedford county, Va;
Dr., =. G. Galloway, Nelson county, Va;
John II. HILL Esq
Henry Loving, EsI, Amherst county, Va.
Rev. VIM H. Kincke, Lynebburg Va;
Hon. VIM. Daniel,
John VI. Speed, Esd. "
A. II. Aunistead, Esq, "
j. NJ Cobbs ESQ,
Edgar Whitehead EaJ, "
Robert J. Davis, Erq,
VIM. r. Yancey Esq,
Rev. j. Manning
June is-iSc.scpt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-12

PRESBYTERIAN MEETiNc.-A pro.rnctcd meet
ing under theeharge "f the Rev. DR.. MITCHELL If
Lynchbnrg, which commenced on Saturday last,
the 9Th inst, il It'll in progress. The K .vcrend
gentleman has, by his deservedly high rcpu alton,
ms nm able aud eoquen divine attracted lar &c and
attentive congregations, the Methodist T.. C lurch.
in which The services conducted, being crowd
ed Mt all the services We were much leased
with tho discourse delivered On Monday night
from Luke Ice. 13v. Neither would the, lelicve,
though one arose from the dead
1t bore evidence Of depth of thought and orig
naity fidea which we think the mass o preach,
ing Mt the present day lacks. Preauhin which
causes man t., reflect, to think, which a<ts II
mental feast long after the services concluded,
which does not. as an empty dream, i>h with
the waking. this, and this only. isthc kin Of pull
heart and mind. Long may ,hc Rev. Err. Mitch
ell he spared to continue in his work Of Patience
and labor Of loye."- " ythepiiie 7cH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-12
GEO. ID. DAVIS,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

Opposite the Virginia Bank, LYyCHBTRG, IA.
rs In receipt of very large and well selected stock
1RIEs GOODS, HARDWARE, Shoes
DC. consisting In part Of
Loaf Crushed Pulyerized, Coffee, New Orleans and Cuba
sugar;
Mocha Old Java, Lagura Rio and Parched Java Coffee.
Extra and double Syrup, Cuba and New Creaus No
Large No. Mackerc and Cut Herring Family cured Bacon;
Hammered and Rolled Iron Iron Axles and Cdst Wagon
Boxes;
Bellows AnvIs Vices Screw Plates Horse Rasp and Fies
Iinseed and Lamp OIL White Lead zinc and other Paints
French and American Window Glass and putty;
French aud Philadelphia Calf skins Harness and Sole Leather
5000 bales Cotton, at factory prices by the quantity;
$50 yards Flax and Flax and Cotton Linen, best quni
Corn, Candies, mills, Horse shoes, &c. &c,
All Of which will be sold cheap for cash exchanged for
country produce Examine stock before you buy will
nav the highest price for Corn. Wool Wool Rolls Flax
seed and ali other country produce will sell country
duce consigned for the best market price, and make
prompt returns and solicit patronage. may 23-ds
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Trustees Sale of House and Lot.

trustees sale OF HOUSE ana LOts
ulY virtue Of Deed II Trust from G. d. Flynn dated al Of
- september 1873 and recorded In The Clerks Once 81 the
City Of Iynehburg Court the undersigned Trustee, viii r
the premises SATURDAY the 18th Of Arausr the aaid
property situated the lower end Of Church Street fronting
feet, and running back 1aa feet.
The title believed 10 be- good, but the undersigned will
convey such only N Is vested In him. -
aug 5-tiSaug GEo. W. VALENTINE.
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Mach Tia,

Neck Ties.
NANCY Neck tioA for the Spring. Net Incc Tubular Eater
fal DC, Ac. Collars, Gloves Hosiery Me- receive
10y march 26dis. NM. l.. FACE.
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GENTS GOODS FOR SPRING, 1859.
EENTLEMEN are respectfully invited 10 call and examine
II the Latest styles ofFANCY CASsIMERES, HESTINtis
CLOTHS AND ftENiSiIISG GOODS. All IN want Of really
good goods Of latest and made u their
suited. Also the very best Black Doe SKINS ab lie Linens
low price Cassimercs for boys, Military Goods mud Trimmings
&c., Nc NM. |. FACE
April l2.dfie.
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New Concern,

New Concern
WE associated ourselves together under the style OF
w LANFORD Il ANDERSON, for the purpose Of canyinf
on the Lumber Coal Wood BUSINESS at the old yard og
Anderson Lanord Co. where they will be pleased TO
their old customers
W. d. LANFOED,
april d1y. .. W ANDERSON.
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DISSOLU TION.

TuNHE eopanersp heretofore existing under the style Of
Langhorne Johns, expired by limitation the 1s inst
The Of the will only he used In liquidation
All persons having claims against the sbo, will present
hcm for payment Those indebted Will please make
TO either Of the undersigned II IL desirable settle up all
outstanding matters, immediate Ia therefore desired.
i. \. LANGiipRNE,
July lg-t1m Z. W. Johns
FVHE UNDERSIGNED have associated themselves together
Il under the style nnd firm Of LAsGn"RsE sCoI1, for
purpose Of conducting the MILLING BUSINESS ut tho old
stand Of Lapghorne Johns. where will be- pleased
their Old customers, md all persons having Wheat Ia sell
JOHN :. EAAt,IiOESE,
July l9-cim CHAs SCOTT.
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20 nEkSyzEz sssl.ss, E = -
&us ~ Alse NlSfS 6(5es - r. 80 Fl - 49,
md styles, N seala aa3k5 ~ nlc11s - - |<
assuFsd that sna NJ = ~ = - ~ ~
unltsd ntn,e. q rsculyp ~ $50 - : -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-12

uJsr opened two richly ornamented sets MARBLE TOT
- COTTAGE FURNITURE, convlnting Of Bc,stcnd, Ward
robe Cabinet, Was-tand Chairs, Table aud Towel Rack Al
80, two common sea which will be sold very low.
may b-tlta D. II. C. WINSTON
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THE LrScHsuRo FAis.--Wo have received
brond sheet containing kss % premiums to be a.
warred at the Second Annual Exhibition Of the
Lynchburg Asrculiurs. and Mechanical Society,
10 be held at Lynuhb1rs. On tho 18th. l9th 20th
and 2l.t III osts,l.sr neat. tits good schedule
ah! reflects great credit upon the enterprise and
liberality II he Sciety. We wish all snccess To
the exhibsioa and doubt not that il viii Le crowd
ed To the utmost capacity Of the grounds to accom-
IN date.
We notice ono emission which il worth mem
,ionins. There is no premium Tor the best mas
aged aud most productive farm. We thiuk ,hss
every Agrict .tural Society ought to offtr such =
premium annually, a. it serves tn stimulate By
competition, to improvement in the cqui pment.
arrangement and cultivation of farms. The Lynch
burg Agricultural Society does not stand alone in
this particular. We believe that there il the
same omission by NIL the other Societies in tho
State, and We would, f,r reasons which We have
not room fur to-day. urge upon them To add this
premium in future to their respective Schedules
Petersburg Express.
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-B Shoes! Sh0cS!! ShOcs!!! ~
WISilNG to open In my former house In September
w fresh and new stock Of Goods possible, shall
MANY BARGAINS at my present Store nearly opposite the
Merchants Bank.
have Ladies' good CATERS at 81 %; few Kid Con
grcss CATERS al III %; toloured CATERS nj o.
My supply Of Lddies' Fine Shoes amt Gdefs viii kept
pretty full constantly. Also, Trunks Travelling IIags DE
july 30-ts T. SEABIk.
DERuyIAN GUASO.-4000 bags Of No. Peruvian Guanot
l. landing and for sale by
EDMOND DAVENPORT \ co,
jan Oddly Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-12

REARING PouLrRY is becoming profitable bus
mess tn small farmers, who live near railroads or
watering places, and many of Them are improving
their stock, and, ms consequence, rearing finer
chickens. turkeys and ducks for the table, The
game fowl it is said, is hardy than the ordi-
nary dung hill. is better layer, and less liable
tn disease. What particular breed or strain is
most desirable for family purposes, we are not
prepared to say; but gentlemen who have turned
their attention the subject, and who keep these
birds for sale. can readily give the information.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-12

ExssrERArEn Never get mad. for wise man
has snd every tine you got mad it shortens your
life five minutes and we know of more than one
instance If mnn having all of his life taken away
IN one minute. One may laugh as much as no
nleases and grew fat upon it, such people alwas
live 10 be old, and generally die contented. A
real good sides splitting ha! ha /! | ha is bet
ter than all the physic in the world for it is sure
to care the patient and make every body esclaugh
too.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-12

PROF. COUCH AND LADY,
RE stopping nj the Washington House r the purpose Of
"A icnchn. PAINTING AND DRAWING, IN THAR various
brnnchcs
The following some OF the styles, viz:
Arrlicctual Mathematician Perspective and Marine Draw.
ing and skcching from Mature;
Canvass and Photograph Painting In on;
trccian Pearl aud Antique Painting and Gliding on Glass,
drawings coorcd In permanent colora equal
coored iiihogrnph;
fRnry sign Painting. In nil In varieties,
sW~ Ladies' and Gentlemen invited call md examine
Specimens Inun l-dlm
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DESHEs ABLE 1t EsIDENCEEORS
Two and a half hliles from I.unc hhure

DESHES a BE st EsIDENCE EORSALE
Two and half hiiles from Lynchburg
WISHING TO obtain better facilities for the education
oneaiih Of which land Most Of the
" is pfw ss ss 10 of S ss , po and oak
nm, auslIy. The nWELL &; MotsE and very
al "s orchard 81 s 10 YGEks selected from the nurse
s ;ss sn can general, be found T, his home
LYNCHBVNG FEMALE COLLEGE.
TINHE exercises Of this Institution viii he resumed on the
ar.t Monday in September with Fau Corps q Pres
study psrStannins to COMPLETE rrsArs EpucATros
SEQ in Latin or French slo; n Music vs. Board for NC
the Board and Tuition required In advance.
EST SssoVe' containing turtle, particulars
DEFRIGERATORs REFGIGERATORs III have this
III day received large lot Of them
MONEY! viii dispose Of shem e eay sppcans FOR 80 Se pr
jan Si-dis = EDWARD j. FoLKEs
DURE CIDER vINEGAR.-tIust 70 hand, a small LOT Of
Pure CIDER VsHsodr The ladies can rely upon this vim
se ar. q s being pure For sale THOMPSON Du.s,,
VIRGINIA, T0wIT AT rules held in The Cerks Once
q Franklin County Court the 3D. day Of August, 1859:
samuel Arlington James Arlington, Christopher Arlington.
he wife Alexander Ferguson, Daniel a: Ferguson, otey
and Sarah his wife, and Silas Chambers and Yena his wife,
II appearing BY sdav hled nat the deendan Alexander
:nS Dsn r.; , are not residents q as
one month the publication Of hs order and do what
necessary protect their interest in this suit the obee. q
and possessed and for disibu,o. Of proceeds said
' Xcopy-Tssse, RIO. A. SCOTT, Clerk
rAuAFraso,P.o laug s-cvsw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-12

LESS
APPLY 7HROUGU P0ST OFFit'E To
ELIoDORO CAMPS
nlX aIsnil
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FINlIE undersigned having purchased 81 DR. Ro g. Payne hi
entire interest In The Drug business heretofore conduct
ed under the style of j. H. Thompson Co., begs cnve 10
der his sincere thanks IN the cnds Of thu late n hr
liberal patronage aud trusts that prompt and
careful Hueslrlon Of the business ensure continuance
Of their custom 10 the
July 3Oli 1850. j. II. THOMPSON.
In retiring from the Of J. II. Thompson Co.. take
pleasure In commencing 10 the favorable consideration
friends Dr. j. H. Thompson, my successor In the business
aug Its 10 \. PAYNE
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WOOD SCH DOL
NEAR LYNCHRURG VA.

NEAR LYNCHBURG. VA.
FINHS SCHOOL designed preparatory Univ ersi,,
81 Virginia. The sixth annual session Will begin on thu
Isl MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
None but regular boarders admitted.
Expenses Of board and tuition &2k5--ighs extra,
Fur particulars address the Principal nj L,ncibUrg Va
july 1-dxci0septT JSQ. H. WINSTON, Principal.
COMMITTING ENTIRELY HEW.-LYMAS's PATENT Fxun
- JAH-Hy simple arrangement attached the covers o
re-sealed payt lis contents am
taken ont perfectly when first sea swing what
len In the Jar from spong will do IL air MT a9air
exhausted These Jars mndc Of tin and strong gas Fo
sale by ANDREW lloyd.
june 2T-ds 03 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
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DR.. 8. Johnson, Dentist.

I'm Is fully prepared TO perform al
45fSYSto tho dental profession In the
and fully warranted In every respect
Teeth extracted, by the aid of eiectricl
patient.
Lynchburg, Va.
RErEREscEs WIN. Owens, N D., WI
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