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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-29

MADAME RAY rs THE Bvsr CLAIRvOYANT AND
W Astroosst 10 the United sla-s Gives lucky nnmbss
speedy tells ~ os property 2) seventh
Twenty seventh srcet Ladies rs cents, gentle
cents.
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BILLIARDS.
ID Mr. BERGER.
PROFESSOR OF BILLIARDS
Fruxn PAris
viii give shor, series Of scientisc and ART rc erhsuens
PbeAns private Of Tenth Broadway,
evevy evening" n O'Clock.
Price o. Admission, ~
nrLLrARDs.-rOR SALE, A FINE STOCK OF NV
40 and second hand Tables. rsa3onabe prices tA sh'
send your ORDERS By mail Private hynes Lnr'
nuhed. w. n. 0RIFFIrH. HW YUKON street
n DrCV IR,s TuPR0yTD RTTfIARD TABLES AND
-. patent mechanical Cushions warranted supef1 mo ~
dependent Of any bunbng rubber monopoly An linn.
Ia rs.s e'~' Il. DnCKKR, ~ Ann street.
PnhhAHs nh c5wBIstrfOv CUSHIONS -
New improvement, psenied Sept = 1872 Frees reuoei
Yen per eeh' 'O' w." PHELAS A COLUMBIAN
Ma $50 ~ Crus5s street.
wv y sHtRPs IMPROVED BiLlIhR0 TABLES,
IS issp .rd wei snowa v e sagegt1t a. u
ssuufsetrry in ruloa sif-S
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usoR SOUTHAMPTON AND n AvHk-oE sALuKpAY,
NO 10 rho United States mat steamer rULfON =. a.
Wostou osmnAndsr, viii san from pier ~ ~ MORN nser
foot Beach street, saturday, NOV III non ias sts
er (uasurp safety and confor PAS double
under deck enclosed by water tight wnien
deu oser resu tsnds eventN conson or strandnS
% keep puups res 70 work AND secure sae o. y.
"A And passengers Price Of passc IN second cson ss Aa
Wv ~ SAMUEL. VI. FOX,
GEO MACKENZIE
Agents. No Broadway.
-. ,.esnsr ARAoo w,psm Decembers 8.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

Tar IR,sp Ex Dus-Tne fnl wing Is passage
from !. rrts,N kabse sta em"ntln tie Cork Exam
iner II May L. be.'s"g up'n the continued hight
of the p.,,,ulat,,n IN that pa nj ne tathe new
liz adopted land vi the lli- celtic ,a.e:
..Each week ices the departure -" an average
of SIX handrei per-ahs, the graf ut.j"rfy Of
whom are yuuny men and won,en between 20 or
40 Years oil ARE. To i,nssin, the cfsar of tins
dram upon tlre community, We aght instance
tia, il these six hundred WeIe draw" irom n town
ike that VI Banry- there you'll hardly DO u
y.mWr ssaa a. w,anAn let in It. The actual num-
iers are greater than the I"paiat IN Of many large
Villages. aud . fortnight. dyanSht at that rate
would utterly dcIr'pnlate ~, n'idrrable n town
as Mill,irect. Remembering that aln,"st every
one Of Ihere g.rr.a. a.. coalition 10 he vi nctu
al "a iu- to the ctfsa,aniiv the Meu NJ far Ia
iurer-. or mocha dies tsie women either 10 ngri-
CULTURAL la",r. or servants -. siIli more inptr-
TAFT a. the heaithy va teis at s,tonc children.
i j. easy cbncr,yr h,@ i,itls j. tllo's I" the
cuurtrv Nothing cHn i.npre-s tins i"ct upon tn"
mud strongly ~ cnai!. witnessing The crowd
prcpariug tor 'h.ir d pirIurc.
4 nnu. the nun,trr there IL no an indication ii
saual,.r or misery no, a 81 lie rag III the back
,t It's owner in Ii ,st L.. she Is flying fran
poverty. nut a we, limb "a, pale cheek arcc
ly a wr killed. .tsA Indicates that the country is
getting rid Of a burden Sturdy athletic young
men, healthy and strog Firls--'iten 81 extrapr'
d'nxry bcauiy-fnrn the great hnik OF TN" de-
rartin. crowd. Gu Thursday week We witnessed
no les. than four huadred -uch preparing 10 tako
their dc, ar,urc in the Einghurg. Capt. Kennedy.
one ii the ves-elsof the Lner,.ol. New Yolk and
Pbil.'iepta lire. A rum r had spreal shortly
tsilte he arrival ~ the sbip that certain mum
t+r Would Le excluded Tor want II aeeomm .daion.
AID tie d-.par evincei hy those who Thought
t.lems -v-e shut out was II. great IA II lhey were
toll Ihry had lo-t every hope. When the tcniers
came to tear away III" passengers, thee was
ftaniw rush even -" the part Oi those wh"se pla.
.e- we've secured. M II NY 'nuetel tna seiu-
lasky in-r,-,-iti would h"ut th' III ou'. Tae
new ; that sii Z, uld H. tnkch received r. #
rne p,e:ious gits had been shower.d n~oug
then
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RIcEroln ApTERTIsHHRHTS

Notice. -.
sa,uE arm Of PULLIAn BETIs ass,af aRo aAVISTioz
Il WN NJ BETS will continue IN me EonU ~. y
6siSlss and - ,ssea eopasinsrshP vita hln r. -
0REGoRY They VII conduct lhe business up.ss n ne ,
IA, 49,. 40, Al ir-, sls oas s9uss essss Us
ar, ,diee a. pulzm Beit=. sad respectfully soca Gun
- ~. ...,...y, hch libersily extended 70
WIN M Belts while in de Arm OF Palism \ Beta
They have obtaz N of NJ BrsiHcp W. sIsoAk
~ clers, Sh" ms ." 'h''' VIM. H. BETS,
Z. J. GREGORY
-. 49,, n, ,sso MAY i6-dly
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IIFR am FIRR TIsURAFCR.

TneVirginia Life Insurance Company
14 prepared ff busiae-s and The au~ssiia 81 ths
pnt - earnestly eajie ihe imp of ~ s5sscs
In. taitAny aner to eiafr dsiss Sven eshus % -
pssf, ssFy YEAR., the iir, boidsrs ihefsn
Rftag assured the advantage. ri ths naus sysisn snh
adissi security he stackicrs have erannt monet
r.,niutna lie an s ~lt lrai.ncs and eonony
The feqass hail IL The Capital sis and hsfn
inzs si-1 Ia Bona and Mortgage unincnmbefsd
Real Es.atr worth double the am"unt
tei Of the C.,mpsny Ia aid IN retaining -
home % which annually fom
L. Life lrsspinms la Northern fonani.s y ma
be- loaned ff tsrm II 81 Legal
later-.t aud .ilsisrsed IN mlist.
EbdoN mehl aad ansaiie- rraDl Lie aud Term foHese,
at Companies slaves inssfs
Tor - ne ear iaf . term III y.ars-
DIRECT TORS:
Vim II. Marfar.ani, Jahn Purcell.
] ...,h Alien. SamI 4. Bayiy,
Pas. -. u. Heath "a X An iefsop,
". dcssnrr, I. ~. Barney.
Jpsn ~. Montague, 10. ". MANY.
David L. burr, ia. A t.~ardho,
I.lSt. t,turY X nj u. Nash,
,Jtabu Homes r 1. Moore
Jas l.. Apt,ctson. John ~ iisioorne,
Leaf. d tr.nnhrv u. a. Whcrry,
VIM q pninr. VIM. n. Christi n, "
II J. = Hasa rrslIe, wyndbnm H. srison,
S.uI = II-fy,.n John {. shat,
VT, u. Iiaxai Peter q Hnr~lrk,
Ro5t. T. Brooke, H. o. " i.hhN
1,..pr,e u she'll fiw ari Nor Ill,
Wellington ,,,-iiin, ti-@rgr l. sumner,
:ahu D,.Ies, ID - N"mdriigc.
Presm,at-wM H. MCFARLAND.
Jics yre-fdsaf-sAM'I. !. HARRlsoN,
PAys'c'as-pH. BLAIR BukwhLL
An1ra< y--Rtb-IoE b. HEATH, Es1
J. ADAiR PLEAsASfs. Secretary
JOHN VI. aIil.ER, Agent Lynehburg. Va.
~ Office Msih and iith Srcris, Richmond Va
MAJ - atom
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Read, Read, Read.
Killed IN Lynchburg!

Abolitionists Killed III Lynchburg!
m a 10 Kill tn. Nnfi,rn innatirs Your
~ u, 'Atns"s Bupgi.s and apons al Bil.EN'-, is3
Main street. Ly neibuTa, and = your money
Norm, aud enable the Ahuonst- ehar,es
Eins aud I" send Ia negroes To Mi IL nth
and raised In County, and Is
facilities ali the
Lor,awa iug.s, aad ali hinis
iiafn,-s pairing and painting Of Carriages done With
nratnes- att Dispatch.
Ia, grateful ncknow pas,
al ruieii, 81 the asks
rAaHsHduua of his work, elng confident Ia" peasc
Lpih quality and price JSO. II. BAILEY, Agt
lan 3J-ts ls,I Nam St, Is nvhiiig, VA.
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THr Darn ~ ruE iI.> S. ID. ISGnaN 1t xns
Lret1, non, j "Wednesday that TITO Hon SnuIn.
ei lagaani. who was one at Gen. JacksInr Cain-
net. died at Trenton, n. j, un Tuesday, aged 81
YEAR. The deceased had MI been nc,i,ely ,asa-
gei in pablo Affairs SINCE 1881. preyi tlat
time he was 4 prominent poi,rician Ia Pennsylvn-
MIA, II which Stde ne wa. n native. lilo seael
ip ngrr>. Ms u R-jner-ntaite from penn> Viva
n,a from 1913 II 1878. anl f,"m ls22 t" 1929, lie
wa appointed Serre AIRY &c lhe Treasury, 10y P,c-.
denr Jackson in locy, and served IN that capacity
nnril 1881.
In 1851 occurrci tie famous rupture hetween
Jrhn &. Calhoun, Wee Z, esulent, and Martin Van
Burcn, Secretary OF State. This quarrel, doubt
less, originate IN large measure Fl IN the cu,i!Io
tug puin,cal supra "ns 1t th".e 'Sn celebrated
leaders. Much oft, h Nevrr. thou III II wat then
and is yet ,n,r'-,. bile to say how iauch, eau.
tei Lv thc refusal "f the wivr. OF s,me members
Of the Ca,inc, and the .ther Washington dlsuiia
ries to rec curse aud visit Ms. Eatun.
Gen. Isaksn VAS warm Trend lo'h to that
In ly an her hu bad. who was thea Sc retary ot
War. Exercising his non will ON Il is. ~ "n all
occasions. he deiernlned that she Should! be recog
Eize:. These two rau..s, the rivalry 81 Caih,,up
ani Van Buren, and the quarrel a,nut Ms. En-
TIM, in what-ve: propar iuas they my lie c,nbin-
ell. did together rr-ult in breaking up the eahi-
net. Mr. lngham was ai'inint, ~ tho personal
friend III Mr.. Calhoun. WIN, ill before this rup
tu e. had aeen the uIu,t intimate AM nmicubie
terms with General Jackson. Mr.. InghHm side.
with Calhoun M against Jacks",. ian Buren, and
Mrs. l. atom. Therefore, when the Cabinet Was
brrken up. Mr.. lngham Withdrew. and wa. sue
corded 10y Louis NJ Lane. Such i. brief history
Of that singular and ianans breaking up of Gen.
Jackson's frs, Cabinet,und Of Mr.. lng'aM's share
in il.
MIR. Ingham resided for long time near New
II ,pe. Pa. but during the lust year oi his life was
q citizen OF N. j.
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la;ls g'irgirisll



nx& ssSckrcx sfIsss.
sixaneers yet.
Afrsf year, az lite together.
kfseF lair and rts.fTny wu1sahef,
Af,er travel in fac lands,
And tssieA es eei.ie.i banda
WAy thus jvsneds Wig e,rr nets
n they suast be strangers yel
Strangers ut.
Afser caildlsr 4 wlanlnk vayA
Aflrr care, ana biane. aud praise,
C.ma.-f asxcd and WnStosu aisth,
Afer nituai prayers I" asasru-
Child and parent s.aftr regret
When they part--are straageu Jet
Stranger yet,
Afifr sirifr for ca mon ends.
Afser title OF old friends
Amer passion flcrce and tender,
Aflsf cheerful self surfvn,ici,
He w,= inay heal and cyrs he kei,
Aud the sc1ls be strangers yet.
suaaeers yeti
Strange and bsi er thoughts sean
All he iSneiiistss oi nm
Nature b, magnetic lava
C,rc.~ IN - c,rcle dfaws.
Cini-s ouiy tluch shen they mel
Never m nsle-srane-rs yet
stfaag-.s yci.
viii " eser.u.,re BE- thns-
Spirits ssili impersrpusf
shall W ever iaitiy stand
sal iu s,ui, a. band 10 handf
Are iee boan,'s et.srs; 81
To sel~,a Ne Strangers yrif
Strangers ye,!
Tel n. lav,. II ma net aspafo
Uuio s,mciiag oth.r--htgher:
fscd himsrif we're i's.d ta~ beet,
wcre a'sn's sympaihses ~ rest;
Reef ahoy. The strata and ir,t
OF the world nj strangers YET
STA gers yei
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Wool C3rdjpp

nfR CARDS in perfect rider, having been newly
- h'ei an thoroughly repaired au prepared 10 do
'IIuin% III Inc very rs nj the notice.
W. have again secured The f Mr. COLEMAN JONES,
al Nelson county Cardr OF peeee o ca.lel Tor
Us The last season, md gave entire satisfaction
You that want COOP ROLLS, send in your Wool eaily and
W. rnde'or 10 card all rs in without any lela,
NJ WI saT" ~ pains Ia please tue
"m htrp constantly Oh hanl Wool Rolls for auI
excl rye fnr Wcu.
~ he HIGHEST cAsn PRICE paid for Wool delivered
Store or MIL NOWLIE Il MURRELI,
may ~ Lynclburg, Va.
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Notice.
II goods n,cncd for the Freight Train he delivered
"A al hc SnrhbI-g Depot the evening D.orr by hnast
li't ucitA- The departure oi lie man render. this
arrangement i'csabin to the iondng the g"oIs In Tor
the ut train A. -. JELlIS,
ml 2,H General Freight Agent
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Fire, Life and Marine ,a,;" -a..Ct
Lynchb ug aose q fiIe Insurance Company
fi~ Company makes Insurance against loss or damage by
Fire Dwelling HOUSES sorca iobaec" faciories am
BuIdn.s Furniture, Gads, Wares and MerchaHdse
generally aud county tho most favorable terms
Ala Insurance the lives III all ersonH ENJOYING
ku.i sound constitution for the whole duration
y Tor n limited rl"d
employ ordinary occupations, Will he insured on
reasonable terms.
The company will also take marine risks from and To any oil
the Norlirn southern Poris, nj favorable rates
DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBtS MCDANIEL. President,
JAMES VI. CDII,-, Wire President,
JAMES N. IANGiIo.SE Chief Engineer
JnfN oTYr TAYLor, Dawn +. SPENCE
J.urs T. rAYSk, JouS r. DAVIS,
= .ArroN MAURICE = LASGUoKSE,
,saiSsIY, CnAs. L.. SLAUGHTER
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED 7 Will
DR. WM. OTWAY OWEN, Medic Examiner.
The Medical Examination Of subjects for insurance will bo
made the ONCE Of the Company each day between Tho
hours II . aud o'clock. T. NJ feb Z3dts
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Great Passenger and Freight Houte'
TO THE NORTH.

NkLhRs anh Merchants from Virginia. Team '.. -,
Il Nes-rn pnrs'" tirhrgiu aud the NORTH. RI M.
lha AL M@isslpli are int"rmcd that n conn. -
Ia r ut fft ight In" has
mn. iir,a tunes per week bttN IL nchburg ~ \,
10, iic sUtH-- lite Lanrutd 10 City Point M, .,
Nov f"h h thu NJ" York and Virginia Sirau,s l,tn, a,
lAssi MIA i'm" 81 nrst lass side wnr-l or
town, lgui.s own aud u;nokr.
ih'' hue affords advantages above nil others II is ca
cH ana ibsi agrccatc route route
those coming over long line of railroads the, m IA
the scans IS the evening al the day they reach u., "a.
aut hn large state and NIL handsome n,
lions " be ipui IN The bcsi steamships and after ,s -
VOYAGE they are IA Ne" ORR. perfectly rested, r,ny g.
ouNn,s iassAIe from l4nchnig 10 New iork Fare and
sinie k,lnm on %train,is included. &l2.
As Freight route TINS tine the
New York and the South West The tu,snius RIM along
side iio wlarf,soi The South de Railroad Cnlany al nv
f"iht nnl there Is no drasage oi Gousis this
lraisltr"t immediately from the Steamships the ars and
"hh lhr grea'esi dl'iaci ne iowin; rariG Ia ugh
Rates has bsh Agcri upon 10y te Railroad S.cnship
Company ami all s1"is fnrw tree OF charo An cr,
wrhhS Ia avail themselves OF through rulrS is nave
their goods marked care III Railroad gent, City P,ii
RATES FROM NEW YORK no LIZ NGiIBIJnG
lsi Class, znI Class, 3rd Class / Al, tyn.s
90cis 63 cts Is eta IN ris
LIE, EockE Taylor, Agents. Lynchbnrg, Va
sAML g BArflsr Il CO, Agents Petersburg va
hUDLAM illENEkIN, Ag'is, rs Broadway N Y
ap24 ~ -
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PATENT ASPHALTIC

RO % FL q FELT.
LlGIr, C!ca?, Durable, and perfectly Fire and Water
N proof Eooinx for Churches Houses, Farm Buildings
l"rpad Depots, Sc Aso entirely and superior
Roofing Ceuirnl.
sy Agents wanted. Apply 10
EDMISTON BROS,
up 3-d3m Bowling Green New York.
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<jSH Notice 10 shippers Of Tobacco.
94&~ VIA NEW YORK The subscribers, Agents for the
Se lork and Jir0inid Hsdm-h receive and forward l."
n1 other gO. sent t their by sicancr u tins
Inns FREE OF COMMISSION hui Shippers requested :"
write iein by mall the disposition ic. wish mnc 81 each
shipment uhcrw.e viii e Stored nj and ri.k II s,r
pct IL DIAN ~ HtINEhts,
feb GlA ll3 broadway, New York.
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EIcnxose, NAV ID. 1850. ----------4 z = -
JOHNSON; Y St2f(I NsSfEEt. d olh1

If,tINlDN VOTJNGER &c OTEI,
ia PEAkL. STREET.
RsTwyEs nAtS oAKf, kGunOsD, slh"'sh
IUAVE on HAND AND OFfEk TUX oALe
III icon bags Rio Lagu,ra aud java C"hee
~ iars- Mocha 10
!sJ SIDES y,.sl aud damaged sole LeatheS
lsrI heSys A,lnnlantine Candies;
i'm boxes tirowu soap;
IL bo8cs Fancy la
ltbRI Kegs Old ui'l nian Nails;
IN, barrels n. u. Holnss.~
10 Ln,c-,, ada Dubs Moass+s
- do n. - sugar,
lpp barrels sxtra G. sugar:
10 Inv zrsies sugar
25 do grInuiated igar
~ do ground sugar
20 pat.fIi cut loaf Sugar,
ti parr-ls crushed sugar
keys Soda
lgr pJsts frrteh Window Glass;
lui Kits M. ! MhekTni:
~ barnis No. IiefriIgs:
i0p bushels Clover, Tii',hy and other nra.' 6ce,'s
Resides n, a--,rtnn of GOCERIES, a. well - Alft
and v,li --,ciel stock 10 FOREIGN AND DpMEe - LIZ
t'oss We also agent, for some OF til, bei ~ 3.
MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY, all Of which wl IL 49,
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BAo OCCURRENCE A Grikted by Lightning
The Chicago F'ess Of Ju.e 4 h says. that during
the severe t6uLdet sto,m ol Saturday lust, there
was. alput tvo o'clock N. .he clap IF thunder
macy al our readers will em-mler from its pro-
lnhgrd -hmrpiye,s ard violence. This halt struck
near Bridg. Ior,. or at the nt-r.ecti"n o lia>ted
street. with the Archer rad. killing instantly tho
daughter Of a Gerr.an Resident. Tie girl, Chris.
tire Grish. fuurtetn years t" aye, went out during
the shower 10 drive hume their fick uf geese. and
while doing. ainut twen'y rods distant from tho
house, the tremendous bol came prostra,ing and
killing her in SANITY. A woman standing IN the
doar Vi . .cottage some yards distant was also
knocked .dawn and stunned. but has recovered.
The -udtrs0nsts girl was first struck ON the
back Of the head, . dark line the length of her
persoo indicating tie passage ut the electric fluid.
Her clothing vas setnn FIRE, and ex,inguisheI by
the rain, hut sSt aatit her body was much scurch.
ed. portion Of the metallic hoop she wore was
mslt.d
.fraa' the body Of the victim the electricity pms
sed into the earth. in its passage making hole
s.sns ID zee lest deep. into which our informant
thras, his arm nearly its entire length. We do
nat Learn that there any tree or other tall Oh
jest, " which the lightu,ns wa. attracted
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:Shakspeare In his study
AN
"MILTON IN HIS STUDY"

JAMES s. EARLE e. SON,
$40 GestU0t street, rhiiaie.plAla.
saAVk ju, issao.l tn, two abn,e LAnRANIAGS. The,
L The original Paintings 10y JonS tALn, H. A.,
engraved ia lhe nldiiksf ifLE, 10y JAMS rALr They
hr framing. about s1xs6 iuces ru
gaul tu- nj III, day.
sale England been very great, AMI to the
there: III popular
have issued Ior years and pro,
Iul h.."nd IN! most sangun- ,t, lni,ons.'
rricc .... - 90 each.
A = Proof.
tr"vis-.-..., .,,......... 10 M
very Frames. from ~ "a Ia W
80 A descriptive Pamphlet sent application.
EAl:LES GALLEKikS AND
LooklNG-GLAsS WARE. ROOMS,
ap Sta Philadelphia, Pa
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1860. SPRING TRADE. 1866
ELLETT' d: WEISIGk.,l.,
Manufacturers aGh Wholesale Deaers =
Hats, Caps, and straw & DOG >,
W. IG7 Main Street Opposite Exchange G.iA
RICHMOND, VA.
UHAVISti ma rXtoi.tse preparations Gsr.I %
the n,fcin of Virginia, North Car,inn Eni lr1i"r-
see n! pree- bu, iusre sale the frJef 'uf
mast te Sfi n Spring dnd hummer Goo'tt ever g"'
nj market. witch for quality variety an sifg"ae'
crnnn vxcclcd All the. ask Ia hook beor Pr:tEI,iy
ei.rai,rc. oHptts STREET., and prompt. attend.
j. l.. H. formerly oi Union, ht4nt ro1ii'
Va In business and will devote a. hs vdua
L. scrtic.r ELLEl 4 ~ v 'si9l1'-i..
f,b Il dttnar 1901.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

AhERicAs SaRAn ENaISEs.- The New York
Port sery justly rays oi our iron horses
G1 sn!y have driven the BritisI, c,,urletely
out 81 the hume market. hut for several years We
exisrtcd ioc0m.stives To England, until the manu-.
farsursrs II that country aiopiei American i,i-ns
ia the Constructions ~ their uactis- We have
c.assadsd ~sopes.uils with faeignsrs in other
esnnl, the hanks uf the Nile and The pja.
taas II south Amrrien. 0aly L.., .uaa,es u
-vist6fy MAS wn ~ 9Th by AZ American engine.
batit u the ksrsr~ works. in Palierwm TIE
EtGiish rival Sush triumph ought to haze
gisss Spr spsntryss.n hundred t,r,e more sa.is-
fa4tpn than ss.ag 81 H~enan ayer .Sayerr, yet 10
seafc6ay rscssxsa mention at the time"
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- Ya .3. ....,i 8 .is ij.sa;E

OFFICE OF rHE sourH-sIuE X. Il. Co,
PEr.asBrEG, February llth, loss. I
the regular monthly mocling Of ue toard of Directors
"A OF the sontlsdr Raoad g.. The following rcsolaon
adopted:
Resoeea that hr Freight Agent at ync,hurg hereafter be
requested Collect NIL nigt goods delivered
IRON his Dco before al hr possession
tAs Company topy from hc,uri
feb lJ-ls JANIS r. u IBERT, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

NOTICE.
IN and after MONDAY be
~ in this Dep"t until notice. owing Ia N, crowded.
conli,i"n of the Depot r b. IIIIIS
nov ll.dts Gen. FRI. Agt, Va n Tenn. H. X
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
Change of Schedule, Two Trains Day


ofFiCE SoCTHsiDE RAILROAD CO.
LrSCHHcE,,, Autrh Isl ,sdb. I
flNuE undersigned authorized u m Of iaIing,
i cri>e aud deliver Manufactured tobacco IN baltimore,
Philadelphia aud New York nj Tue following rates;
To 10 To
Route Baltore. Philad'a. n. York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

lliNE FENCING PLANK for sale by
l. ap3o JAMES BOYD co
REN EiN I'D ms DAY Per Express, the finest most
fashionable assortment at ST MINER CAS>I MEKES ever
"u.r,d IN this city which will up To order b, inca
surtneni, nj he shortest notice, and in
ma! - INTERN ER, l2s Main At
A LARGE Sro,k.-ladics and Gentlemei's Dress Shoes
"A fer 'ss hand aud arriving, irr;-s.
h!ea - J.. L. AkMisrEAD
may 1-tkcpp No. lao Main Street
CFbAR P'SfS-More durable than Locust
~ ma! ~ CAMP STAPLES co. .
SoCrIlERN LITERARY MESSENGER FOR MAY 1850
~ FOR safe ~ lmny loJ "CREED'S" LIS Main
HooP SKIRTS FOR CHlLDREN.-Jus received large
supply oi Misses Hoop skirts, which will sell very
cheap imay Isl l. A I. KINsEY, 1855 Mainst
ARsiALL sALT-Soo sack, in prime order In store and
AVA iof saie py A. $. LEE,
apo kichmund. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

M.rriNGs and On Conn p# nj III this country, and
determined to eicr thou Al ir,- as low be obtained
from an. equitable standing In any of cities North
of this viewing Baltimore rs HE Legitimate. market for south
c trade our stock has bern selected with view u the wants
oi the south. Imnreh 5, 'G1diy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-03
!, VERY FINE CULPEPEIs FAKM Al


ALCiloN. w
Executors oi John Cooke Hrcen, We shall OH MuN-
a DAY, THE TENT! DAY oF SEtlEMbtt', lN6', u
a,r not Ing next i1r day, sell ut iablc auction u;
"Grecnwoud, The following tracts uI land:
st. The trac, Of land Known rs Grecnwood ulr late
residence nf Mr.. Grcrr containing nile hundred acre..
This tract has cc for years regarded one VI the finest
In this region Of country. Il lies within mile Of the
Culpepcr Court NonSe, Immediately on the Orange and
Alexandria Rail Road About ninc;y-,wo in TIM
ber the residue cleared and high slate mpro
improved Ly its late with view sOlrly Ironc
liycnrss AMI with expectation OF selling H. II is divided
into seven fields with never failing water in each flowing
The South giving nearly .he whole o: the land an EASTERN
Southern and Southeastern exposure II is thoroughly
drained y ou. and secret d;tchcs the latter laid with
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-03

Alta meeting Of the Democrats oi Essex, held
IL Tapnahannock Oh the 10th Of July, 1850
Larkin Hund!ey, Esq, Was calle'! 10 the CHAIR,
and Lewis Latane appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was explained by
II. ". Dangeriield. Esq, and preamble and
resolution ratifylng and endorsing the nomlna-
ton Of sDrcckinridec and Lane unanimously
adopted.
Tie following delegates were appointed tc
attend the Charlottesville Convention:
j.. psrrict-B. L: Baird, Absalom Gould
.nan Viz. Blackburn. James Clarke and VIM
DShlnan.
I'd District Eiwar! Powers. Geo. W. Up
shur. Thomas W. EI,ke. John j. Wright ana
Jas. #. Latanc.
.. iistrict-Wm. y. Wr-ht, YIN. Latane,
Joha . InStins, IT, W. Dangertield and War
n@ I.a.i>
I:i District George F. Ramsey, James
Wri.h:. :. W. Mitchell, Esan Rice and Peter
Cam: :'h"i!. =. :,
3:!, D!.:rlct-lhomas D. liundley. [. H..
Bon.!,,na, Join s. Tribe and R. } Muse
q, ,,.t;,,n. .hn Chairman and Secretary
were added 10 the delegates:
Resolved THAI we cordially endorse the
oc,ion ,r or- Delegates in the Baltimore Con-
rcnti"i -.
The rn.cI;ns wH, entertained by speech
from or. worthy Lieutenant Governor, as also
nu.. form John Mo.lcv. Esq. Of King and
Queen.
In. Eseet,ag then adjourned.
LARRIN HCNDLEI, Chm'n.
LEWIS LATAsE, secy