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UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH.

We publish in our columns this week,
two articles from the Montgomery (AlW
Mail, in regard to the University of the
South, viewed in connection with South
crn independence. We want every
reader Of the Journal TO give close at.
@tcntion 10 these articlcs-read them
carciuIly-and then see if you don't
fecll proud that such an institution is
to bo established in our Sunny South.
And let every man in Franklin Co.,
read it and feel proudcr still that has
county is the spot selected for such a
noble undertaking. And if there be
any ono who would oppose Q tax to
aid this enterprise, let him read it too,
and oppose no more.
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lHE Use OF DR.. HosrETTEE's STOMACH Bur
TIERS, for Dyspepsia, Flatulcnce, Hcavincss of
the stomach, or any other like affection, is Sec
ond to nine in America or abroad. To be a.
bic TO state confidently that the 'Bitters'' are q
certain cure for dyspepsia and like diseases, is
to the proprietors a source Of unalloyed pleas.
ure. 1t removes all morbid matter from tho
stomach, puriiics the clood, imparts renewed vi
tality to the nervous system, giving it thattone
and energy so indispensable for the restoration Of
health. The numsrous acknowledgements Of
its superior excellence and beniicent results,
have assured i5c propoietors that it cannot but
prove a great cure to the afflicted, and impart
vitality to the thorough system.
pa" See advertisement in another column.
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State Of Tennessee,
Thos- Hcnly, Guardian, g.,
VS..

Thos- Hcnly, Guardian, g.,
VS..
Dyer Bean and Wife, ct. ais.
On motion Of complainant and !, appearing
to the satisfaction OF the Clerk & Master that
Dyer Bean and Wife Nancy Ann, Eliza Jane
Miller, Sarah Elizabeth Miller, Goodman
Burrell and Rcbecsa Burrell, are non resi-.
dents Of tie State Of Tennessee, SO that the
ordinary process oflaw cannot be served up.
on them.
Its therefore ordered tina, publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, q weekly newspaper published in
the town Of Winchester, Tenn, requiring
said nonresident defendants to appear herein
os before Wednesday after the third Mon.
day in February next, to plead mswer or de-
mur 10 said Bill, or the samc will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing eyparte 20
10 them. II. r. ESTtLL, T., n N.
Jas. o, 20. 3 90.
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(fJom the Family Jounal.)
Heimstreet's Hair Restorative.

As evidence Of The increasing popularity Of this celc
bTatcd Remedy ard proof the most convincing that 1t Is
the ONLY reliable article manufactured for restoring grey
hair toits natural color, AMI increasing Its strength and
beauty. we copy the bllowing from the Ssratesan:
II NEVER FAILs.-The most satisfactory results are
ALWAYS obtained by the Use Of Heimstreet d Co.'S In
imitabIe I'air.Coloring or Restorative 1t Is the Oldest
preparation Of the kind and has triuInphaptly wen for It,
self the name "tSIMrrABLEv in snits ofal! the aIIsMPT
ED limitations which have followed its introduction. Tho
long array Of saues in our advertising columns oftio'o
well knowuin our vicinity, who have used IL WIN COM.
s,r,o.,sDN "" 'rsic excel
SDhC'en' 70 prove its real value and lis ir,u.-
renee, We commend it to our readers,
Price os a BOTTLE. Sold everywhere,
w. HAsAN 4 CO., Proprietors, Troy, n. Y.
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The Official paper at Washington.
states that the export movement dnrino
the past fiscal year, ending june m
1859, according to the commercial and
navigation returns in tho Treasury De.
partment exceed tho imports about
sightoop millions Of doDlsr.
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TER Ms OF SALE,

Said land will be sold on a credit OF
twelve months. except the amount Of 2
per cent. upon the whole amount OF the
purchase money. Bond and approved
security will be required of the purcha'
ser. and a lien retained Tor the purchase
money. Bidding to commerce al $40
per acre.
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Insolvency Notice.

Notice is hereby given that all persons
having claims against the estate of A. Nj,
Breed en-, decd. mus, file the ame duly
authenticated according 10 law, with the
Cletk Of the County Court, by the LIST OF
July, 1860, or they will he forever bar
Ied.-said estate being insoIvont.
d. J.. MARTIN,
Jan. 20 &c. Administrator.
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Land for Sale.

By virtue of a decree Of tho County
Court of franklin county, Tenn, pro.
nounced at its MAY TERM, 1859, in
the cause therein pending, W. W. Broz.
elton, admir-, VS. X. B. Cowan ct ais. | will
on the 9th day Of February, 1860, at the
Court House door in Winchester, offer
for sale the gcll tract Of Land, Of which
VIM. Brazclton, decd, died seizcl and
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WHAT improvements WIZ wv ''i ."rii'
Tho advanced prices Of property, the
increasing wealth Of tho county, and
| the additional life Of the town, all toll
plainly enough that nothing Is over
lost by encouraginglocal Improvements,
In conclusion we would refer all our
! readers TO two articles in our paper to-
day, relative to the University Of the
South, taken from the Montgomery
(Ala.) Mail
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
This body convened at Nashville last
week, and it was our pleasure to be
present during the major part Of its sit
ting, Hon GEo W,JoNEs, Of Lincoln,
was made President, and no GIIcd his
Office ably and alIably, to the admira.
ton Of the whole Convention. Amid
loud calls for him to address the dele.
gates, he arose and spoke as follows;
GcntIcmu Of tic Democratic C5arca.
tioni Forthc honor you have conferred
By calling me to preside oycr your de-
libcrations, tender you the sincere and
mrcigned thanks OF u heart deeply i'm
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represent VINO ',''', '"'F' 'i,.''" anu
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VINE" "" 9'!a'' !'''l our prr(''F'' y, ''''
common IaI'h ~ u" 'I'"r'Sl'l ON,
vrnl'ol ir"1n every part OF 'h'' hf"9o
Iand wa" hr"a''"H'rd ny 'l' sam" Great
principles OF Devotion u the 'pNalI'll-
lI"n-'hr perPcl'anre OF lhe "'o" up
on tie principles OF mat Constitution
we my "rl' "'n M'," P'I,"I a"',,'"
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Gilliland,, Howell 4 Co., Hyatt, McBurney
& Co.; Johnston, Crow, " Co.: Crane, Boylston
4 Co..; John G.. Minor " Co.; krrrison and
L"iding; Chamberlain, Miller II Co.; }, ). "
T.. Bowie * Co.; Robert Adger Y Co.; N"ylcr,
Smith * Co.: Cadow, Mckenzie " Co.
DIRECT IMPORTERS OF PLANTATION
Andrew Mcdowell; Haycncl, llugcr and
Million
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY
F q Z S \ / !.

will sell Ii acres of Land lying 2 miles
north Of Salem, on the IynchburG road, and
- mil"s from the Tenn. Il Ala. Railroad, with
u good Tan Yard and all necessary buildings
for the Tanning business. Also, II good log
dwelling and other buildings. These buildings
are ncw, and the Tan yard lla, not been sank
over > years. There ARE also 2WI acres Of Land
adjoining. with timber sufficient to furnish bark
for IL numbered years. Ih" water il sufficient
to propcI other machinery. There are several
nryicr-lailing springs Of good water on tn"
place. The above will be ,old together. Per
sons wishing II bargain had better call and cX-
anime for themselves, ~. such bargains are rare.
For particulars call on rnc, ~ am often in
Winchester, or callut the Home journal otic".
If the above is not sold privately before the
lst Of March, it will be offered ut public sale
bitg,c the ColNthoIsr door in Winchester.
}. W. FAIRS.
Jan. 10.
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HAYS & N
W II O l. Il : A i Il
Grocers and Commission Merchants,

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
WINES AND CIGARS, SUGAR,
COFFEE, FLOUR, BACON,
LARD& PRODUCE,
ESyNo. 3S, Market Street, ga
Nashville, Tenn.
Will attend 10th" sale Of all kinds Of Country
Produce. and solicit Il call from Merchant, be
fore they purchase elsewhere. They will keep
constantly ON hand IL large lot Of the following
articles to-wit:
New Orleans Sugars-nll grades; Mola,sc.,
in barrels and half barrels: Coiirr--Jnva and
Rio; Salt, both iincand conrsc, in barrels and
sacks; Tobacco and Cigars Of every grade -
Fine Brandirs, Wines, Whi>kry, &c.; Macha-
rel, Saadincs, Tens. Candles. Rice, &c.
In fact, our stock shall be alwas such ms will
please the trade, and We ask Il share of their pa
ronagc.
Mr.. Remember, No. -, Market St, Nasl-
willie. jnu4G HAYS SANDS.
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Jan2G. $50 r. +. SIMS, Clerk.
The oldest Tobacco House in the
Citv

TVTT.N TTVTlITI 7,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, &C,
b." No. -, Market Street, 's5a
Nashville, Tenn.
The undersigned desires to call attcn.
ZION to his extensive stock Of Cigars, To.
bacco, SnuGs, Pipes, &c, being by far
the largest assortment ever brought to
this market am satisfied lhatno house
in the Southern country can exhibit a
greater variety Of goods in my line /; and
as to price am determined tina, 10 house
shall undefscll me. Call and examine.
Jan. 20, JOHN WHORLEY.
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HARDWARE +.

Courtney and Tcnncnt; Hyde, Gregg and
Day: Gravclcy and Pringlc; Wilmans and
Price; IL. +, Strohcckcr; }, E. Adgcr u Co.
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go
SHOES.
+. b. Stoddard and Co.: Force and Mitchell;
Hascltinc and Walton; d. =. Fiemming and
Co.,; Durham, Taft and Co., Il. y, Priuglc and
Co.
CLOTHING.
Waldron, Eglcston and Co.: Edwin Batcs
and Co.; Cohen, Willis and Co; Mathie8sen,
Ollara and Co.; Picrson, Smith Il Co.
GROCERIES.
5. ). Farrar, Bros. and Co.; Lanncau and
Whilden; j. \. %Buckmycr; George ". vii
liams and Co.; 7. j. and c. II. Morris; Far.
bum and DOttcrcr.
COOKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Brown and Palma; Webb and Sage.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Aaviland, Stevenson and Co.; John Ash
hurst; Rutf and Dowic; Nelson Carter.
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS.
Bowen, Foster and Co.; Thaycr, Dcwine
and Co. Albert Lengnik; Marshall and Burgc;
j. IL W ki,ox.
HATS, GRIPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Horsey, Auton and Co.; ID. K. Williams &
Co.; F. ID. Tanning.
SADDLES & SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Jennings, Thomlinson & Co.; Haste, Cal
houn X Go.
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
McCartcr and Dawson; A. Carter; S. b.
Jones, Agent Methodist Book Concern.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW
CURTAINS.
Lamhcrts g. Howell; Jas. G.. Baltic.
PAPER COMMISSION DEALER.
Joseph Walker.
IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN WINES,
LIQUORS, SEGARS, TOBACCO, &c.
Chafce, st. Armand and Croft.
Jan. ~, 1860
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also become more necessary, and Will
be established.
But there il no use for MS TO talk 70
the people Of Franklin County about
what improvements will do for them,
Tho advanced prices Of property, the
i~ncrsasing wealth Of tho county, and
the additional life Of the town, all toll
plainly enough that nothing is over
lost by encouaginglocal Improvements,
In conclusion we would refer all our
readers TO two articles in our paper to-
day, relative TO the University Of the
South, takca from the Montgomery
(A1a.) Mail
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+. 3. Stoidarl and Co.; Force and Mitchell;
Hascltine and Walton; d. =. Ficmming and
Co.; Durham, Taft and Co., Il. =. PriusIc and
a.,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26

WHO INVENTED THE SEWING MA
CHINE?
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j.. Y. II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11
From washington.

"A Washington correspondent says:
Il lsszs fra reliable sc=rco thss IN important
~ for he bslssr prsvsn.ion Of nsurrseions will
6 intrednca Into shs Ssasts this week By prom
iasht Sosahsrn Ssnator.
Great cars b bsiag taken to mature The bill so
- 10 avoid objections but IL Is likely TO give rise to
an extended debate.
The question OF the Speakership 10 just as
Tar OF from Q solution ss ever. and begins to
give rise ~ serious apprehsnsions to the result
There was . significance in Mason's manner
yesterday. when no spoke Of paralysis having Mt
lacked one branch Of tho Government, and also IN
his language. when he said that when parali'ys
touched the extremi,ies, unless speedily cured. 1t
generally reached the vitals Ills tone and mat
nsr indicated that hr cared very little IL such
result did cnsue, and may DO regarded an indica'
sion tina, certain portion Of the Southern mem
bers rather desire, than deprecats such result,
The uarper's Ferry Investigating Committee OF
the Senate are going to work. and have ,uum"n'
cd . large number 81 witnesses, among them '"i.
Washington who was captured by Brown. aud
held prisoner and other citizens nt Harper cf'
~. The examination Commenced to day, but NJ
new facts were developed.
heard q report this evening that the frlcnIso OF
Etheridge Of Tennessee. were engaged IN actively
canva..ing to eco If by any possibility com
bination could Be brought about 10 elect hun
The result has not been very satisfactory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

THERl IVES not = single Democrat in the Miss
issippi Democratic State Convention that favored
the nomination Of Stephen A. Douglas by tho
Charleston Convention. Tasrs were two or three
who avowed willingness TO sappert him IL he
should Be nominated, bot ne man desired his no.
mination.-AempAi AUalanche.
In noticing The above, the Jaeksoa Kississip,,-
san. the organ Of Mississippi Democracy. says {:
If our friend Of the Avalanche knows that there
ware 1.-TWO or three members Of tho Convention,
numerous - they were, who would support
Douglas IL he should be nominated" he is in pos.
session Of fast with which the members them
selves were MT seausinted. The Democracy Of
Mississippi believe that the hsEesies Of which
Douglas is the sxpsssnt and shiest champion. are
~ destructive 10 Southern insta tons ~ the here
sizes Of Seward; and - Intelligent men they can
not discover thss h wsaA y consistent, under
any circumstances, to sapVost the oas for the
Presidency and resist the Inauguration of the
othsri
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

now easasd. The Departing mother. her infant
In har ARMS. aed. but was hotly pursusd ~ the
police, Ike q hare chased By = asnber OF dog
0a, "a che sped towards The Russian frcntiss, 0ut
her psrsasrs constantly gained ePos her. ehe
the boundary between The two countries. No
friendly bridge spsuned the stream; no boat pulled
from the shore The fate Of The child seemed I'M
avodable the policc had all but laid hands on her
But no. her infant was not To be snatched irom
her. With the courage Of despair she plunged IN.
To the Hs,d. and, holding With one hand the child
alolt she swan acruss tbs river and safely reach
ed the opposite bank. whore her pursuer' dared
not InlloM her.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

HEoRIc FroHr AND EscAPE--The London
Jewish Chronicle relates the following: An &C.
currence lately took place at Mysloyicz frontier
town Of Prussian Poland. which strongly reminds
us both Of the seene enacted ct Bologna Is months
ago by the Papal agents, and the stirring incident
narrated in "Uncle Toms Cabin" when female
slave, pursued BY her taskmsster, in order that
her child should not be snatched from her, cross-
cd the river on the floating ice. The heroine in
this case was Jewess. who. having become tho
mother Of an illsgitmats child by Christian, had
the boy circumcised and resolved to bring him up
IL Asr religion. Suddenly the police appeared to
take 10 from her by force, in order to bring it up
n tho Christian religion. A most exciting scene
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11
Homo Manufactures

The Alexandria Gazette forcibly says:
We trust that the resolutions 50 warmly ndop-
ted throughout the State. in favor Of encouraging
Home Aaau tdefHrrs. will not he suffered to e'ar'
crate in words Here, and elsewhere in the State,
preparations are making for tho manufacture, On
q large scale, Of oil kinds Of goods which have
heretofore been made and bought at the North
Investments have been made. and will continue to
be made, in Southern manufactures. ON the faith
of the recently expressed opinions oil the South. 1t
should be point Of honor To stand up to the dccia-
rctons in favor Of Home Manufactures aud. It
10 the duty Of Merchants and consumers g"ncr-
ally, L, give tho preference to these mnnuinc.
lures.
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To the Afflicted

To the Afflicted.
m ~ TORMENfED with Pain, and ,,orclcd with vers
as we know You are, aud impatient such affections
h,l htce>Sari! make !ou beg that will
sell ono moment that learn The your naa-
a9 a'l ohtr YOU II W. prescription for CURE
ar. you p.sltic, nn has stomach refused ,rrior
" functions XII your strength mas talltd and life ,cnmr
burden II So We offer !oI, in BAkEK's PgExIrN BiIIEgs
Nef i"Ii'! rir! for Your life Arr, you troubled
''' ch atis anu diii, of vision
A u hAAEs BiTlrHs only hope. Are yuu suffer
ING h"h e"ls'Icd lonrls and torpid iyr2 BAkhxs rKr.
VII hilfhS VIII arouse both and CIV. them that ,tai, -,
essential Ia health Have you dehcalc females and Ia, thin,
'h'h Nhn have lost nj relish for iuoi and hourly wH.
nv IVA. BAkEhs BITIEKs the valuable Ionic ar dis.
'r VIII hrhc nj the r,nt of their diseases
'heil Hpl"iies and strength Do in s.co, w.r.
nS"' and fever hold continual sway II YOU may au,, nj
"es' diseases ana di their power, provided regular
hAhEh biiiEks. DEro thoc tI:,ic-a Murbus AMI ,i
"hf Diseases arising from liigstns n ruper SCI re-
is ral"1 ithi I" the health giving nhu,rr Of this great
h'hc' which Is now Sold throughout country l., Iruv
gs' grhtrai aud Is more than any OHIO,
a'ric'nc hn""h These itlcrs their wa, at h,u,
o'ft Tie! were offered to the III the world and now ,
e are known aud appreciated, the proprietor ,sires La nj,
n' need 'htlr aid hn! have Il ut cost pr, ,nI,
Z" cents Fer both. "'
tor sale b, all the Druggists in Incl,rc and by all the
tvi"i irgssls IN the c! OF Echmul, and else her, m
''$hh ats ct Mcssrs has stot Co.. Washington, civ,
-. J. H. eal.r Co., baltimore, Md; d. L. M,lIer COZ,
hs"i ny and BARNES ~ Park y. Y.
' "a a.n'' u! addressing l.. BAKER, Proprietor
~ Richmond va.
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Attention Wise Volunteer Troop i,

~ ATTEND drill Of your Company, ct the College
Grounds, al II o'clock A. NJ. THURSDAY, January IL
spurs and sabres Every member requested to
liz You will attend your regular night meeting in tho
~ basement Of Court House. O'Clock Thursday night l2h
January 1850 Business Of character concerning every mem
Der viii be acted upon smporan, every member 10 be
Jan liza JNO 0sRORNE raw I'D n q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

We are indebted to Hon. h. A. Pryor, of this
State for copy Of his very able speech delivered
in the House Of Representatives on the Goth Of
December.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

TIE Legislature Of Ohio. it lie supposed, will
elect Ex Governor Chase, to the U. s. Senate, in
place Of Mr.. Pugh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11
The Oxygenated Bitters.

The OXygenated BltterS.
M ~ NATURE, III her great iabraory has stored
uy remedy adapted every disease which flesh is heir
Hut requires the investigation research of phi
osorhrr discover and apply this remedy such aud
affective dspcmsaIin The DYSPEPSIA! with all lis less
and numerous evils nnd may he safely asserted that until
The appearance Of the rpgendfed Ritter. case Of Dyspepsia
cured experience in medical practice. Now under
the influence of these Btcs the rule cAccI
ton. failure To
Read the following which the subscriber requests pub
lish for The benefit Of the afflicted:
Al obdurdta dnd Inr'Hfr tISe Of DYSPEPSIA CURED
b 7WE OK lGESiT TED BITTER&
The following gentleman region
which he lives ought TO satisfy all those little faith:
WATERIowS, y. Y, July 20, iS5s.
sK1n W fowlE& Co., B"S,on.-sis:-Nine years since
atAcd by that of nil diseases, Dysesd, which
Infected l great oppression iuess and boang
III the bowels Innaicl! after eating accompanied with
ride lalu> the stomach often vomiting
neil rnd headache, together with debility
hrng, altogether rrnirrng life II burhen.
After tried known remedy without effect ana
dcsparlna of rcgalnng lost health induced
make Of the Oxgcnatc lters the good effects
inmraci, ,Isibe my health and system Before
using whole hottie was rntircl. cured and feel pleasure
IN inducing all like sufferers st 10 make Of this
narkablc remedy. THED CALDWELL.
Prepared by :. W. FoWLE II co, Boston, and for b,
William srntlrr y Cos aud John H. seay Iynchburg I.
e. Pugh. tampbc &. H. and by all Druggists dealers
medicine throughout the and country. dec l5-lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11
By GODDIN & APPERSON, AucrroxEra.
RICHNO TIRGINI4
THE VALUABLE ST. CHARLES HATE,

AT THE coRNEI oF MAIN AND STREETS =
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT ACCrIoS
The request Of the owners, tone Of whom IN. ,,,,
"A from 'rgina we shall offer for SALE nj public anc,
the premises MONDAY the 10th day of ASu. ,"e
nj IL o'clock, NJ, that valuable property known n. M,
CHARLES non ILL., At the VI Main and Mari a, ST.,
fronting the North side of Wall Street Il feet run;
on the East line Of Wall street. iSs fee, alley The build
Easements nr coal and wooj On the ground as, , win
three handsome stores fronting Main street and al, ale
on W all Street, all occupied by permanent tenants
The Hotel hns over lU light and airy sleeping rooms it'll
nre-paees and other cn,cniences The hanis.. s H..
reception aud leading rooms and large sacn, D,,na
lon with Ladies' ordinnry also Bur ROOM Billiard Ioon ana
ohce he Kitchens have vii ranges nnJ MI
modern Improvements complete, and ali modern u,ry
complete, and tnc story IN the building furnished will, uas
water and every convenience adapted wants Of lny
Hotel. '"'B'
iEgu%-onc hh cash balance at l. and yenrs II, ma.
gtiabc notes, interest able half yearly Us NJ mai h
ce. an interest bearing fund from day OF sale Scurr y
deed. ~ .
he foregoing real estate admirably located being in III,
heart vi The city equ.iisant Central Dan, IN,
depois, and convenient ~ all the places Of tn, ,,
The Present annual rent Of the property $67Oo The lease
OF the Hotel expires October IS, lsdG.
jan 6-dlot (EAs[ GODDlN h APPERsON, Aucta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

TEE authorship Of Junius is at length fairly
confirmed ii what is alleged be true, that new
volume on this fertile theme. by Mr.. Parks
WILL for the first time, contain facts aud documents
derived from the Francis family. These add to
the testimony that fxes Junius on Sir Phillip
Francis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-11

TEo HIRE FOR THIS YEAR, A NEGRO WOMAN with
Il out encumbrance liberal hire will be nani 6n, Co,
.ook ssher ana irohe[ JAMES BOYD & CO.