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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

TECir hoMv. We refer or readers "a
the advertisement Of Mr. ; I. Gnodllc, Nur.
soyman, Saeo. twill he seen that Mr. G..
las a large variety OF useful fruits and oml-
mrulll rrc, ard Shrubs.
We know Mr Guodale To be- a very thor
ough NuDeryuan. We lave ined his Pear
Trees un the Angler Quiuee; aud the trees
al lived and are growing finely. Whoever
purchases trees from his Nursery will get the
Kind be expects a. well Is the qualify and size,
lie has an eNcellen, assortment vt Plum and
Chevy Tree
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

JusT A. WAS INFlDrrD. \ pant "f the
Liberal p1pcrs of this Stale GO for Mass
Couycnliun and apart OF them stick to Tie
Irregular" organ zdion rs perfected at Ban.
gur. The Bangor Liberal has rcccd,d and
now goes for the Mes. The ESPosiior j. IN
crcasing 10 intensity every Jay in the sam'
direction. The Norway Advertiser and Ban
gor Deuocratsiill shout Irregular regular. y
This places their iutccs two intwo; and FIX
60 the character Of new and practical Goa
linn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

The Land Graduation Bin, moss prnin7 .1
Congress, provides fur the sales Of bonds
which have been ir the markc, Tor ten years,
% one dollar iho acre fifteen years seventy.
five cents twenty years, Gay cents twenty.
Eve years, twenty-five ccnls thirty years,
twelve and a half cents provided nothing
shall De- construed ~ rs Co extend 20 lands rc-
served 90 thc q. $ in ihr acts granting a..s
ra ihc States far Railroad purposes, or o..rr
internal Improvements, or 20 mineral lands
held a. over Sl,.j per aric. ESQ construed
as % interfere with amy right which h7 .r
m1y occur, by ,Hur ~ amy a"r10'nr r..
rnn.oa Go actual settlers ou public hn.s-
The .l lar rar-rI Doe House 'her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

CuuousA ColNs. The Secretary II the
Treasury has written leller to VI. GUin,
&. :. Senator from California IN iayoruf Ihe
future issus Ut gold coins OF the deuUmina-
iious Ut SIOO. $50, and SIS each, by Branch
Niul, at Sln FnDsIsco. lie proposes hat
the ncw pieces shall he named the Union, 'he
hall Union, and quarter Union, and that only
the half Union shall be struck cor tie prcs.
ont
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

ASorUEE Mass CoSvESTIuS Is "in TIC
wind" See proceedings Of the "Democra''
.c Legislative Caucus" IN another colamn.
We overheard an unsopbIsticaied PoIirieisn
saw, the other day, that either Anson 7. Nor.
r.lI OF shepard Cary would be the next Gov.
OF Maine. llefersouian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

MoEr Mlssr0 hDyr,rvRCEs. cutMow'
~, ol,he US. Arillery, Who was passenger
on board the Pcytona, on her l1st trIp from
Oregon to California, states that some fears
were entertained in regard 10 the safety a
Lieut.. Gmycr, of the iIh Artillery, VIM was
TO have lrn Fort Benton on Ilc lst Of J7rrl.
~ last ior Pu.ct's Sound Il was LIeutG,o.
1c,s intention to have crossed lhe Rocky
Mountain, with 4 email parry in dog tain,
and b, Is probable be- has been detained beyond
bis time By the depth Of snow in ,ho noun.
talus.
Lieu, Grover. here mcnloard,i is the son It
Dr.. Grvor,,hc veIl.known physic.an, Bethel,
Ne Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

Frou CMIroESn. The'teamships North
cn Light and Aspinwall arrived at New
York on the 2jlh, bringing 1900 passengers
aud 50 200, 600 in specie
The L $. Senator question causes great
excitement. three duels have arisen from It,
two Of which resulted fatally.
Two factions of Chinese. Of several hun
dreds each. had battle near Sonora. Many
were killed and wounded.
Mining intelligence is favorable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

D. resolve plsseL ru lhi las, Jly uf the
SESSION. publishers Vill hepaEer be allowed
'ca dollars, instead ui I've, iOr promulga,Ing
lic public laws, in addition To the SUN Of one
tri'sr ~ each hundred ~ eir~r'l,.on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

Mons yrrors. Gov Seymour 81 New
York has refused to approve bin aulhor1-
inc q commission to investigate ,hc affairs q
thr State Prisons oflIat state. He Objects
tn q commission as 40 expensive ani unnrres'
any mudc Ut rcmcIync the abuses Supposed
10 exist he Inspectors may be impeach %
charged with misconduct. He also vetoed
two other bills, besides the liquor bill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

The ST. Lnui- Democrat claims that the re-
cent success OF the Benton Democracy 10 that
c.ly, vas VA a point OF fact. an nti-NeJraska
triumph.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

Thc"Frcc BRIDGE. Gardiner wen, down
river on Friday last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

The editor Of the Transcript has bccn TAX
ing a census OF the shade trees in the sis. Of
Portland and finds the total number $500
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

Plantation No. II, Aroos'ook, has been IN
copora,cG into a town named Ashland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28
For thr o.forl Democrat.
ArorsrA. April alsi. 1881.


session Of ono huudred and eight days. The
lcnrth Of the Session was doubtless increased /
In consequence oflhc delay in tho orqnniza.
,inn Of the Senate. which delay ia entirely
charrcablc upon the "immorial SEVEN" WIN.
with doarct 81 siuacy, Coz many weeks ali
solalely refused Ia perform plain cous'ilu-
,ional duty Alter the organization vas per.
rrr,cd, both Houses went To work in good
earnest. anil from that time To the close Of the
session truly cnmmcnd1hlc spirit of indus.
,ry was manifested on the part If the mem
hers. One No, acquainted with the Legisla-
tnre. has bat poor idea n tic vast amount
Of labor performed hy committees, which
never reaches the public eye. Matters which
rr1uirc a long, laborous examinations, helhro
COMMUTERS, frequently never find their way
ipin tic llalls uf Isris1iion-frhcr than
tho acrcrnurc II rcpnus. granting ''leaye in
withdraw. ""lcri.laliyc ireypcjcni. orsim-
Var summary WAYS uf maxim, a Gnll lsposi.
ton Of them Take m instance fur llluslra.
ton. Tho question fixing toll upon the Pc.
nuhscot Boom was before the committee on
Interior waters. uulil they had over hir'y
meetings. the natter was then amirahIy sct.
lied hy the rauic,, and the wholc time occu.
pied hy either Iinas, in passing The bills
agreed upon, DID ro, exceed q single hour
Those who have watched ,rc progress of
business al ihe Capitol muslhlyr hcau struck
with lhc large amouni uf business presented
for ihe consideration 9th, legislature during
ihc secession th,i has joe, closed In amount
. 10 has ro precedent in former yrlr.. aud h1z.
aarI uo,l.ur 900 saving ,ha' rr prrvinrs lygis.
laturc ever transacted 90 much bus.ncss-as
ihr present As IS always true, to greater
.nr 'rss c,cn', many schemes presented for
legislative sanction failed some OF lhrst
were s,uurlei in lhr committee rom. while
many o.hcf Gil.i To find passage through
rhr House or Scra,c-or died foo consequence
90 d.s'Grer.ag vote between hcmobnach-
..s.
The BANS C1p.nl ofih, State lrs hcru TO.
creased about two millions orjo'a--uhrih.
cr good o- evil vIl grow ont ofta.s, time only
raa determine. Mvuwu opinion 81 lhlr
l.r-c ru,ur1 ct ihts increase was called fr
los iac business interests rr the State. while
pc.h4s, iua lrU cases applications orih.s ,uu
sbra'I have been rrr~rI The Mdua Dim
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

Tu1r.rarrt r.r p.oos.r,uir. : Tee
Ger from Coa,nn'innrlr -ay. Doe steamer Ara
D. raa. lrlrugr. io ihc Per.r.al Jni Oroa.
ral Company, recently arrived BOO that c'g
from England. with 900 assurtrd cargo oiuse.
m' things. Among Others she brought seven
hundred wooden lc1s--an instance Of prov
dcr,e and orsthourh, ou Doe Tlr, oi ,hr cum-
pany which 3, is hoped viii prove superb u'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

L lHct, and IS anic, cltlI a"u ha'''''''1'
We agree with tho Chronicle that the Maine
/ Lau-the o ,tuf which was the suppression
of,he sale nl arden, spirits as beverage IN
shops Tor that purpose, was not parry meas
urr and never would have become such had
no, ils opponents oryauizeda new party lor
is repeal. The following Is the article
/ MANS PoLirics. When the Maine law
vas inscribed on our statute hooks It was not
r,aardcd as a party measure. II ndno con.
uccron with any pauy organization, nor was
any party or wing OF Clique "fauy pat, ,d'ntl-
dei With suprori or opposition To- tie measure.
Il was a measure OF the peorlo--a demand
cuolly. ara deliberately, aui dtlcunln'dly
made o., large majority of the people. IL
was demand ct humanity hacked hy every
impulse Of human sympathy, enforced by the
scaldtng ica,s' oi topclc,s anguish. wrnnc
from every family in ,hc land 10 view If The
degradation and misery cnraiIcl upon som"
nearer or more d,siant'y allied. Fooled 10
one attempt hy the veto of a governor. the eX-
...;,,o,, ,.s only DELAYED no, defeated.
v.t,,,,,r may have been the c,,e in relation
a., individual here and there. the urea, ina.
,..i,, of IA, Cr,,uI. or,be measure vcre nr,
Gua,ics or mad enthusiasts. They CD not
anticipate every thing rrum ,hr Main, law,
bu, ,hrg anticipated mucb-aud 90 ,hry anli-
cira,cJ has thus Car been realized. The as
seuiuus oftIa, class ul ihe community whose
lairmcr, IS svaycl hy appetite or interest
go che contrary po'wubsaud'nr-,hc Maine
av never hclurc SO illy commanded the ap.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21

DLuESrt NE, EXTRACT LO.;wOOD. COCHI.
ID NEAL Solution of digo--snd variety OF Dyes
sale by SIABLEh q W.
sctt dscis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21

Valuable Property for Sale.

N:a PURSUANT t" Tie uvi~inns ., II deed rust excru
49, ted I" me hy A. q, Dabucy aid ~itc ,nted tl,.
% 'a, oil May 1854 mud dny r.dcd IN t"c clerk !.
"ht" OF tt' county ruutt of Campbell county | ,h, |
I"fe'd m the Sihday Il Intuu,. 1879 To sell Iy
way 81 hc auction. To he highest bidder the fellow
ing property, convey il sud decd ror the purpose IL
-ht'SIg TIE uusts theie ~ created: Ia vii: Tr II
ut n'ruh l. rtainnr orc lying il tie county #
ChmPti' near III rits II I,nchlungu being the 50.
oi 'dd b'bneN sreSidruc" and band ,pmtly nf,y
Ms any let In the said city, and l"cuci in m Il delight
lnl n'Shhotho ID. Also unoh'r Lot situated iu,t h,
IL" Ia lot which ;hc Phunis Foundry il built
containing from halt 10 thrc, 10 rlhs oil an mere Of
ground. Also another Lot adjoi,iug that sold l.,
Judge Vim Dame To John Kidd Al Il combining tbra,
pos aud thiuy->ix pnlcs. Al-othe Phnnix Foundry
Win Ill" L.. occupied herewith siiunt H. directly lie.
tween TIN, Rivri md the Cana TIE whnr of TIN, prrp
erty Is rcved Il b ufihu NEST vtn lie and de. /.
Character being sunt.d differently nrur the cit. for Nil
business purposes. and yet exempt many burdens
because without the corporate limits The sale " III be
made ON credit al four eight mud twelve months. -.
cepl for sufficient to dciray expenses Of which
viii be required cash Tho purchaser. III be rrqur
e. 10 give negotiable satisfactorily cndor for the
instruments o Tie purchase money mud lie title
t"thr property will lie Will cid until fan payment Us
iurts-I curly.
Al, as trustee. shnl convey only st title To Il =
sad property a~ j. vested ia hy TIE deed qre.Aia
though The same Is heli we'd Ia be unqur.t onuble
lpr Is II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21
american Volunteers for the Russian Service

Imeric0H T07NN7ttTS 7OT NE H0sSTuH Ot7U1ct.
Mr.. Roosevelt, "a lawyer of New York, who
sailed in the Baltic last week, en- route for st.
Peter sburp it is said. is to be raised to General
shin in the Russian army. Several other Amer
leans, it is reported, went out i'll the Baltic to
n,oceed to Russia The \. Y. Sun says:
MIR. Roosevelt: has been engaged for the last
two months in skechng the plan and calculating
the costs of campagn--all of which are reduced
to paper, and capable of being rolled up into u
compass sufficiently small to enable him to Sc
crete it on his person without fear of detection.
There several persons OF standing IN tins city
who are familiar with the plans, having got their
information from Mr.. Rose,elt They state that
it is the intention of the Gar, in the spring, TO
open the campaign on the most formidable foun-
dation, and to carry the war into Great Britain
itself
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21
LATE NEWS BIZ THE MAILS,
CONGRESSIONAL,

WASHINGTON, Dec l9.-Gen. Cass ad dressed
the Senate to-day on Underwood's resolution,
aud eulegized Napoleon Bonaparte for his tolera
ton TO the ieformers and other sects. The Pres
ident transmitted To the Senate the correspon-
dcuce Of Mr.. Marsh, our Minister to Constant
nople to MIR. Marcy.
In the House, Mr.. Phelps, from the Committee
If WAYS and Means, reported bill for naval
APPROXIMATIONS aud Mr.; Houston bill for fortl-
fcatnn, The Hon. John ;. Ca>kie, upheld the
small note law in opposition 10 fayete McMnlIrn,
"n bill to suppress small notes IN the District Of
[ olunbia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21
Public Opinion Sustained
by the Verdict Of Two Jurics,

4 NDp 4. GIBBS NV srdrd the h,,t Premium
N the Uni fnr Petersburg. and SILVER MEDAL
hy the Mrchaalc, b-tltute, Richmond tor III" best
Daguerreotyres exhibited. Ia the wards Ut 10 com.
mitter, The t,enrrs >ard out with cNtia"rdnay dis
tinttuc-s.
he subscriber viii only add TINT out Of the thousands
tint visited the Fnrs there but opinion press
ed TINT his specimens the hurst this
Sthir. Apv douhting the nboyr !. respectful,
invited Ia call nj hi GHlfery MI examine inr them.
-ev",i aud wiil out prcI co they bound give in
IT, tho sane opinion.
All whn may be- IN wnnt Of Pictures Of thcusel,e
hirnIs will 10 well IL call Gibbs. mud he will gum
thru, al hi. Premium Pictures.
ALWAYS on hanI Frame, Ca.cs and Jcwelry ot every
kind. which will be sold II a. low rates any Rata
House this side of New lnth.
Slrungcr- and respectfully invited 10 call
examine The matly NV nd beautiful u eCimens
t)y nddcd 10 h4 large cole, ton TAT the ign
o the fng Main A., Lynchburg and also ,nvlc W.
dee IL dIs L. +. GIBBS, Prprri"'or
DnA SACKS SALT huvr on hand 200
ANDV Sacks Mm-hnll'- Sut.f sale Hcc"nltno-
ting Terms. v VI. /. Nj LER, on Bu,in
dc Oft
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21
.Sfl,ien & Uithers' Erchdnge Bank.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. l9th.-Great excitement
prevails here to-day among the holders of notes
on this Bank, caused by II statement put forth
on the part of the trustees to wind up the matters
of the institution. Brokers are rapidly buying
the notes at 60 cents, while yesterday they paid
90 freely.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21
House of Re fuge Burnt.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec i9th.-A fire broke out
about 3 O'Clock this morning in the workshop of
the new House of Refuge iii this city. The en-
tire building and contents were burned Fully
covered by insurance: 1t is supposed to have
been set on fire by of the boys confined there.
Only nnn q cnnpl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21
Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l3.-Charles Peddle,
gold pen manufacturer, committed suicide ON
Saturday, by swallowing prucd acid. The cause
at the rash act is said to have been pecuniary
difficulties. His remains were takento Newark,
y. j.. where his mother resides.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21
Valuable House L Lot for Sale.

So wis to sell the House ana Lot, ia ig. Da
Ii ie' HI, VIII ch purchased at Il +. Lons" ood
sale. THIS considered, y good Judge, T. be 'na -
the most ie-irnbe Family Rcsid noes uaeut Te"n
also y i,h 10 sci all the Negrnr--i7 mem w"r -
All children that purchased ut tie salo t
most 4 tl!rn csn be Sc at Mr.. LoswnolS ht ~
l.L.s MICAJAH DAVIS, Jr.
l-fi1tswta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21
CoutrddiciiOa-I Boats Found

Boston, Dec. W--'The Advertiser newspaper
contradicts the statement of Peabody, the bro
ker's failure. Halifax papers received here,
state that Iife-boat, supposed to have belonged
TO the Arctic, has been picked up ut Rains Is
land.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21

NEW CONCEKN.--orr& GoNNELL hnv-
y ing recently purchn the Gnru md Plnstrr Mil,
with lie W"n Cnrdng Machines. Nc formerly brlnng-
my 10 NJ Connc ST., would respectfully iafnrn The
public and ter friends generally that they will grind
Corn pla,.,r, and ,nrl Wool Rolls the
commoinung trrns and hope, by strict attention IL
merit -'mrc nt cubic patronage.
Corn Mcnl anil III strr always on hand and FOR sale
WA. II OFT,
Lynchhurg, Oct %. ARTHUR CDNNELL
- lt,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21
Hard Times Made Easy,

A Nd no HUMBuG To Life ofP. Barnum
n I,st received Mt II A " lmms' fine g,nne front
book store, doors Lbo,e the NoTy, II House. and
nearly opposite the Warwick 'nuso
Person. desrous Of acquiring large fortune should
hy ali means pr"cuien cnnYnt once. and get the plan
laid down by this prince ii fortune (Barnum)
II. "A WILLIAMS is now in receipt OF all the newest
works out. hae nnl richly bound Chri-tmns aud New
Yea o, os, ievery vnri'y of style of binding. BY
lar the riches, and magnificent ever offered in this
innrh.i.
Now = the time, ca, on William, mud get fine presents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21
sale Of Valuable Negroes.

fENlIE Su,>rrbrr Will rel at Liberty, nt n'W;"n, On
L the 2lth December (ceurt dly) ID OF 20 likely
NEGROES consisting OF Men. Wom,n AMI Children.
The aiovn Necru.s n'ny valuable and wei wor
thy the attention Of farmets and others Wishing buy
They OF exrecnt character and 81 for 80 tant
whatcve, the Of them having been recently pun
cha-c by me at Mr. +. Logwond'. sale
1EHMs-Fonr mouths. negutiarle raper, sui fnctor-
" eudot-e. H1GRJAB DAVIS. Jr.
n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21

pl virur ola dce4 Of trust executed l. to sub, IL.
- cr- by rhemrs Harvey b W ON the 18th day L
April 1898 for purposc- therein exprcs,e + will -
Ia" Goth day # hi, month the premises, sell III
hish" ddrr, to5 cash. The of land said de-. !
mentonN lying il TIN uny of Charlotte, on the
ot Rough creek containing u ares, adjoining liz,
binds OF John d. Ford and Others I being tie trac: IT
and ,n which The lite Thomas Harvey. b. W. resiar.i
nj the lin" ofbis dccea,e. Acting II, trustees W. vi
convey such ute ~ i vested r by The o"d
THOMAS HARVEY Or
7. ID. RICHARDSON. ( trustees.
dec LIZ ctoG.nr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21
Bedford Farm for Sale.

~ My roct OF LAND. Of 954 acres, The G.
-4-uncion al Big ANA I.ntie Oter hiver, in Bed Ih1
iold, heretofore advertised sri fr ME The Lui
ings are nearly all new au,I c,nmndo,t.i good Orch
ards OF choice nit; IN GARDEN; Green Iou,e
d. The ttrn Is wHte. al Will numerous stream j.
healthy an excellent ncigIburhuo5; wit!.in 3 mile. II
tie Va. Il Tenn. r X within miles oi the Cmat
House, and distance about 8 liies from Lynchlprg-
This tract of and is amonat the nl~t productive in H.
section o the Satr, aud wel adapted the eruwii
all kind- of q in, erHsS., &r. ma nuxios 10 :. =
int ri hno in'ea'ion Of 'cmori"g from m county Ny
object Is To dcvot" OF my other pu,u
Til 80 wishing to hug will caIi md see the land.
nc' l2-rts WM l.. GOGGtN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21

BALTIMORE. Dec. l9.-The trial OF VIM. H..
Martin, a clerk in the Post Office of this city.
charged with obtaining money under false pre-
fences commenced in the L. 5. District Court
to-day: The weather is very clear and cold,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21

NeU YORK Bank statement.
The weekly statement of the city banks show
the following totals: Increase of specie 1887
900; deposits about Sl,0O0,OOo. he circua-
ton shows decrease of S22O, 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21
SALE LAND

V In pl ,uance ut ii decree oil th, county court of
Campbell Irn."urced on the lil III Dec ls5i. IN In"
caso OF Boiling aud wfr against Turur. aud wife nnd
othcr4 a. c0nm'r therein appoint d. viii cell the
LIST day nj JaHuaiy next the premises $50 of
land in the decree ncnipued, Beaver Greek djoin
ng the an- Of VIM. {. Perow md others. the high
ct bidder one hal. of Ihc purchase aoney be paid in
six month, nul tie ulncc j. twelve inna'h; bond, and
COOL Secl,t, will be required and the title retained
until the purchase money i paid Such lie a. - vest
ed ia me Il, commissioner will be conveyed
LUCY WHITE CONNIE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21
Winter Evenings Entertainments.

1--WE SINGING class under tho direction .:
1 Mrssrs Seytert aud Bliss beng now fu ly "rgnn-
zed, will reet regularly Wednesday and Saturday
evenings at ! past o'clock, TENS for session OF
three months, meeting twice week. - 90; and for
such Of the ella ms desire pursue thorough
rour-a of Elementary Instruction. extra sessions will
lac f,cn without ndditionsl chsIg. which. think, ia
oil Ing the public the mos favorable opportunity OF
etiuing u knowledge Of music heretofore p,esrnled.-
The Pitno Accomplishments the guice will be ENJOY
ID through h SECS ~,
All Interested in he science Of music
,ituy invirei tolnint class. The place Of meeting
al Mir Roltcit A Wilam.' Pinno Saloon. ertrnncr
through the store. SEYFERT s. BLISS.
a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21
The Wedther-Reported Failures.

New YORK, Dec. lo.-The weather is fine and
cold here,
1t is reported that Samuel O. Mead. and A. s.
Peabody, well known brokers in this city, have
failed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21

Flare up Jet,ceen the Whigs and know Nothings
NEW York. Dec 10 There is "a decided rup-
tnre here between the Know Nothings and Whigs.
The Wings in some wards have held primary
meetings and nominated separate tickets for the
minor city Offices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21

Troy, Dec. I6.-A fire occurred here this
morning which consumed DR.. Thomas stables on
Albany street, eight barns and sheds and the
French Catholic Church on Ferry street. Five
horses were also burnt. The loss on the church
is estimated at $4,000. The fire was the work
of an incsndarv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21
Death OF an Eminent Physician.

DIR. VIM. NJ. Fahnestock, of Bordentown, n.
j., died few days since The name of Dir. F..
was familiar to all the learned and scientific men
of this country
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21

Death ofa Phiiadelphia Merchant.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. lS.--John +. Oil, aged
30 years al entcrpri.ng and esteemed merchant
of this city, died suddenly this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21

SURVEYS OF TIE CUSTOMS.
William Nolen, Paduca, Kentucky.
William Shearer, Lake Port, Louisiana.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-21
Disaster on Lake Superior-Iweniy.f fire Tires

RACINE, Dec, l8.-'rhe schooner Whirwind
arrived here to-day, with a part OF the crew Pro-
peller Westmorelund. which was sunk i'll % faith
oms water. IL miles this side of Sleeping Bear,
by which disaster % lives were lost.