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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

rTJOhn 4, Wilson, esq.,, who has hetetOfOrs &C.
ted with The Democratic party in The County Of
Penlletoa, Is out as q candidate for the Legisa.
ture, in opposition TO Jas Il. Kee, esq, tile rsgu'
lat nominee Of tie Democracy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

s. INVESTIGATION OF TIN CiSctSSATi Rior.-The
Cincinnati Gazette Of Thursday says Cotonet
Aiehziss has spent sevrtaI days with special Ju.
", summoned 10 astettsiu by what mesns Patrick
Diary, shot during lie election tloi, came to his
death. Little lies come 10 The knowledge OF the
Jury, as 10 the cause VI The riot. A great number
VI witnesses have alte~dy been examined, and ma Z.
ny mote ate 10 be examined to-day, aud IS their
testimony In many points is diverse, we have con-
ciudeJ, out Of respect to disp.ssiOn'ie and Im'
partial view Of an occurrence Of so mnch public
Importance, to await tie close Of the examination
before We publish the statements Of either the
Auetiesd OF S,s Ncht rAIties $50 cGlled). W.
have full notes Of both siles, AMI il in one days
issue we gave one statement, II would 20 without
It's CORRECTION, and hence we have concluded to
print the points Of each, II no. The entire tsstiuo
Wy, 10 one newspaper at the close Of the Inquiry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

Ayeat OF two ago taete was some controversy in
The newspapers concerning the ancestry 9th late
Daniel webstet The question is now seiIed.-
Recent teseatchesin EnslInd-the results Of which
appear III the April nulnhet Of The New England
AistStio,l and Genealogical RessIet-ptOve that
be was descended from Thomas Webster, Of oms.
byin Norfolk, England, who died OF that place in
1881 onhsHy is small town Of less than 1000
Inhabitants, situated not fat from Norwich, and
about 1913 miles northeast Of London, and near
ths soast Of The Moth Sea.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

aJfhe newspapers ale out everywtete in full
cry PSsiast Tue ptesent eSOrLtunt prices Of meats
, and Sesstablcs--and deyising ways and means 10
put stop 10 the eSIotioh which they say Is ptoc.
tsed upon consumers. We hope Zine westhef
and tbe d,heries will 'uon bring market. prices
1oKh 10 reasonable sandald.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16
New CONFECTIONERY.

I(TiLLlAS FOX would respectfully iniOrm the eiti.
w tens Of Wheeling that he has opened new conltc'
tIUeTy Establishment at The old stand Of the "ldian
Queen" oil M1in NItet below Monroe. lie confidently
invites his old friends aud palrOnl1e him Ills Eew
buSlieAs.
eTte creams andt the desaeisS Of the season, st all
hours aplT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

u;Noas, D.ttp,, formerly 6ns bass singer Of
The 'thtatte Of Routh, who Is not les, than 100
Isatisld, 1ha Who b The Oldest Professional singer
10 fhnse, y 10 sing 10 aeoheen which is soon to
BE sjysp l0tthe beteAtot unemployed wotkmeR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

U4A letter from Loaloun county, says thai Nj.
Bpisisfs speech a, Leesbuts last Monday was a
fine one, and inside fine impression. A large
crowd was in attendance. Nj. Faulkner fought
hard and bis tllerds profess 10 BE- satisfied with
his efTatl The writer adds, "l}oteet's majority
in Loudoan may W safely and moderately esti.
mated al thirteen OF fourteen huRdted, aud may
reach fifteen huudted,"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

IRA verdict Of 5000 was obtained asalnsithe
city Of Chicago, H., last week, fot damages sus.
talaed from badly CONSTRUCTED sidewalk. Tue
'flalhIiff was labOtinS man, who fell into hole
In The. walk while returning flom his work.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16
Tie Viyiniau thus suns up lie tesuIl,

uThs Richmond Enquirer has fOrsOme time
besp giving a statement 10 lie effect that Mt
PIoutnoy, Oh some occasion, stated that 'the De.
,nOctcy Of Virginia is due TO negro slavery, and
thai no community can prosper With such an In.
Slitatlon III lis midst The Richmond whig says
i9leply, thSt MI. Ploutnoy has never uttered
such assplmept-he has neseb 81 any Petiod Of
hi, life,llpop any Oceas on, used such language
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

rTllOn. Rufus Choate Is seriously indisposed,
lie has not been well since his accident at Ded.
ham, Mass.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

.,p,rhs lion. Otsamu, Cole (whl.) was elect.
sJSJudGe Of tue SuNeme Coun Of Wisconsin
on thessl ip'iant. Judge samuel Jackson was
bis competitor. The election was made by vote
tho pOpIe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

nrThe Washington Union announces officially,
that ahdet no circumstances can postmaster Upeu
Sle,lst not aldtessed 10 him. Ship elets, as they
cannot be prepaid, and ate not supposed TO be EN-.
btteel In the new act, will continue 10 be lies.
patched sgreesbly To The provisions Of section IS
Of ihs act Of March 3, 1925.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

Archbishop Hughes is gu. in another manifesto
challenging bIt Brooks Of the New York Senate
10 ptoSe that he (the Archbishop has FIVE millions
Of real estate, tchutch rtOpetty) conveyed him by
deed, ia the Registers office. 1.-THE Senator can
subslantiate his statement, The Archbishop says 10
will glIs $4,000, 900 for a public Library.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16
], M. LEE,
BountY Land lAgenoY.

TiiR undersigned, Notify ia Vic and 6ensral Agents,
having had several years experience IL tue prosecution
OI lou IT, Land at Pens OIL Claims, Offer their services
ICl Id ISL which grants iG0 lGies Of lad to all Off
GERS, nu IetanS pTvateS, wagon iaSiers, Transfers
ehaplaim, Aeankn, nlaineS 1lulShen, clerks &c, whl
n1VG teIvHi IN any war SCe lIh In which Ihe United
SAte4 haze been cn!a.ed In, either rs lIH BY sea-
twLO have rot previously received warrants for tue
sann.) .,,
wAshiu!ion CIT, March -, iSjj. mI21-9w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

rTNe,us. COrcotan Ilisgs, Of Washington,
have paid into the Treasury about slOO.OCO-at.
tucLed III theit hands by the gOyetnnlenl--T eing
about one.ioutIh tue amount ItsndulentIy obtain.
edby GatdOet under decision Of the board of
Mexican Commissioners.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

,dSSr o1i 70 ROsE.-rhs Rev. Homer wh.a.
ton, 0ImeIly Of TIE Protestant Episcopal Church
10 PouShkysps,e, was received into The Catholic
Church, on Bastst eve, at Albany, by Bishop No.
CIosksYaL /. -. 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

Notice to | ontraotors.

DroposniS will b. received up 10 the 2Nh day o
April Inclusive. for the g1dulGE and uNnnry OF Ire
Grave Creek and Pennsylvania Lille Turnpike, liOm Tie
Intersection thereof with tic Beverly AMI RIirhNn Turn
beng Our mics ard llI AMI Ct poles vih,h Into iOui
sttlit III mile each, comaleneng Al RcdS, and ole
fractional settionM -
Ths q. e &p J." Turnpike Is to be made o. TIC save
ton Of lila HeveIly& PamrIt oad, NOW made IN Mar.
hllt county, and to b COM tttd prior 10 N December
1855.
Proposals all to BE- se1led aud addressed 10 j. H. nick
ey, Esq., RnIihecT, Al Cameron o. MARSHALL co Va.
10 HON ell parties desT0us Of proposing ATE Ieered OI
full Information, In lie premises
Payments will be nude monthly, as tile work progress
es and the contractors will be equlreh 10 10 KEEP the T0ld
IN order for 70 months and twenty rer cent VI Tie nn1nt
Of contract retained a. security for the performance VI
this stipulation. ,
G.G.&P.L r. Co.
MARSHALL co., March %, 1875 ap2idaw3w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

SSuiNGt WI WV HtSSlSSlpHIt huo uthGN w eHdHkVt
whetlet The raising OF stock in Arkansas was al.
tended with much rilIiculIy OF eApensel
Oh yes, slFanget-Ihcy sullrt much GIom wild
Insects
insects why Whist kind Of insectsr ..
WhY, beats, eatImounts, wolves, and such
like.
4 PicrURE.-A tall ladder leaning against a
hou'e-a negro Of the top, and hog scratching
himself against the BOLTON. "G'way-swsy jII!
Youth maxim mischief"
'Bhdsetr
| iMAnuI
'Come-havs you those nuIscrncked YETI
'NlsFm-they Amt only half cFacked, and me
| taths ale almost out Ol my head intiTely.'
IRA difficulty Occuned at Arkansas Pass, a few
days OsO, between VIM. Peelet and Lem Harris,
killing him Instantly.
REpucrIoS OF PARE TO EvSoPE.-Commolote
Vanderbilt has reduced The price Of passage IN his
new line Of Enfonsan steanets, fot fitSt cabin,
ttOR $50 to Sl,lOi 2nd DO. ilotn s16 $50.
arThe Boston Post says that as Russia Is dis.
posed 10 'tteNt, it wishes 10 know what the allies
would lake brSides--SebOsiopOl.
rrThe letter toyes in the New York Post Office
sffoId revenue Of $4,000.
ANornEa PiGE AT GRESApi, MIsS.-The citl.
gems Of GIeRadi seem 10 he m run OF bad luck.
Six houses wete Outned in Gteaada on WedneS.
Joy night, "SIh uIl
" Hon. 4. N. Buchanan has beon elected
associate Judge OF the suPtenle court Of LouisI.
ana.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

MR. RD,rOR,-pleas4 AnsOeats Dr. JNosG, DAMP
BILL Is suitable resoHlo represent Ohio county in
The next louse Of Delegates, Ieis every way tOmre-
tent to The duties Of tile Ose We hoPe he will consent
to erye. By rrt,intlns his name toa will oSllge
nra MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

| grTllwlll be Just one hundred years on The Toll
0fIhIs mouth since ElaheIIemann, the dseoYcTsf o.
lhs science Of HOMEOPATHY, was BON. Us adm.
trR propose to celebrate lie anniversary In rhll'
alelpbi upon on extensive scale. anu have tnyl.
ted oil The Homeopathy Societies 10 the United
States, Canada and tile West Indies, 10 Join item.
THEE oialions are 10 be jelretetl, tulI Otches'
TIA will discourse sweet music, and tempetanee
supper will let inmate lie exercises. d. tleinng
oil Philadelphia, who is chairnsn Of the committee
Of Arrangements, will Introduce The literary e&et
cisev which ore 10 commence OF O'Clock, with
brief sketch entitled, 'hahnemann 10 tile Ga
dIe.' III. Bayard, Of New York, will deliver bn
oration on 'l'he Discoveries Ut ilahnemann in
Mejcine--a riew Of is past and present state
Dr. B. r. Joslin, also Of New York, will give q
discourse Oh the llft. chsFacet and investigations
Of liahnemann. And Df. !. ?. DaLe, OF Pitts
bnfkh, Pa, will close with an address on 'Ths
Philosophical View ufIlontopalby.'
The disciples Of liahnpmann 10 Boston propose
10 celebrate this anniversary in that lily aIsU. An
address is 10 be delivered by Dr. ~. &. Payne,
and poem by d. IL. ~. PtesIon.-NsU York
Estaing Post
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16

Co-PARTNERSHIP
1onN II. THOMPSON and |. II. Patterson have FORM
u ed a TaitEerahip under the NanH oil
Thompson & Patterson,
Dealers in Books, Stationery. Wall PSper
and Variety GondS, Wholesale and
Retail
The new firm will continue Ia keep all the'HOpulr Patent
Medicines Is hetetO'oTe Kept by Patterson & TO- Tx
bushels l b cORtlRue al tho old stand 81 and % Mon
IUrSl, until the 18th when Il will be teINlved 10
III MAiS STREET, WIsr Sim, ABOVE MoSRor,
(1he rom now occupied bT ". 7. Selby)
We will appear In our rev room With al lneTeasel
stock ri books Stationery Ge and laIgs and splendid
assortment or wall Paper, winduw PAPER, tTanSpa emf
blinds, ETC. ete 10 which we would call the attention Of
our friends aud eu9tomrts. mia
n. Nj FItItll and KnTlsh EhlHlIrsi
l. FTemh lat0netS aud 0TGandleSI
freHh 6hlinteai
Plain nouSn Ne iAineS, all eoloTaJ
Rich beDGe DeLaintti
Chslll DO yeTy Tlehi
Striped and plain China silks,
ntbieeS, all wool, aud cotton TRixed, all eolOTt,
Vel beISeeS ard r4utS, DO
Hack SIR AMI Threat Lace FAllsi
DO PtBeh eGpei
do Twl1ttd Silklt eIOpe De PAtiSj
liol Ps, blehofs, and other superior black silks,
Ladies' AID gents Kid (llOSel, beat nuke,
do 10 Gauntlet GlOTeS,
LadltI and ehldrns hosiery oi every ltSeIln
IuAtoTthedat ~ 4,
arg tlElSKELL & cos.
1kR0 Las. bve YitICl, n store AMI lor SalI low ~
IONO Iah3 A,rUO00 & CO,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-16
ST ATE ELECTION

Ma. RptroR t-pkAte announce I. W. NlfChRLt a
suitable e,nIdlts 10 Represent the eo4hty Of Ohio Il
The pAxt llousn OF El.ntes of Virginia. lie iS vel
known to our citizens, and ,T make sneiitea: repre-
sentative. aria OHIO COUNTY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25
EIGHm0
Fall importation
OF EarthenWnre md Chinn.


Fresh Receipts Of Glass aud Fancy Articles
VUNHE subscriber offer. the trade large aud sa''ed
u stock Of Esrthenwsrs, China and 81 ass. the pat
term Of which selected by himself in person.
Having "a experience of many years In th. particular
business. he feels great confidence in stating that in point
of price and quality, it will somPsfe favo,aby with any
other house in the trade
White Granite Dinner Ware,
DO do Basin. and B~er. Jugs. Tea Ware. etc.
Blue Print. Flowing and Fancy do
Fine Decorated Chins Dinner ard Dessert SETS
Do 10 do Tea and Toilet Set.
Do do do Pitcher. and Vases
Gold Band do ct above variety
white China do of above variriy
Common Ware Of every DESCRIPTION. suitable lst
wole.sine which be oaer' upon sueh fsras Tor en-
as cannot tail to please
Fine Mantel Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Waiter. sni Brtahia " Ar"
Safety. and other Fluid and Solar Lamp.
Glass Warc in every variety
All he ask. is cali aud he feels assured hspfi5es
will give satisfaction.
HI. Psck-ri, OF tlehesi in TIE tfade
Stone Ware ut faetors nriee..
.enle-t, JAS d. 2. EVANS,
No III Main street Rishnaad We
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25
mHRcHAEDIsE.
RGasn slPpf.K OF NEW GOODS

-. E40sS - 4f4A oG Ne - "OpD'
; - -. z4aszaissrs opening for inspection
lheIr sECOh y SUPPLY of seasonable Goods recent
" pure ha.ed b, thef senior partner in New fo'N'
hieh. added to then September purchase makes iheif
tock very iul and oil the attractive ever "lrIr
IA this eina.ing all the at LADIES
DRESS GOODS il Silks, satias, sa'encias, housi'h'
Metiaos Sc. LAdies' Velvet Satin and Cloth CIoaks
lsmss treueh Enlhroidef m great variety, among
which aie estia irh Of Maltese Lace ard Mu'd"
Sleeves N d Collars general sss"riusHt 81 CIoti',
Cassimeres AMI 9estngs fei gentlemen. navy s11e"
oil Servants Goods #azH EutlH. LIuse. Snttine's'
Paid Lind-eys a.. hiaass5z. E4.ret,, Il CrrmH
Cloth. aud boo .ists ether with good. be
longing ,tle Dts g. ie, many OF Wi h have
been pnfr hi.rd tn 1uri nan They could tr'e been
Ind early IN tl. ....-t4. Of winch Tiny deter
mined sell NV Only AZ examination is All
they AK t. nsure sitisf otiun
my l3-dts JOHN 7. DAVIS \ co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25
GATHERS SPANISH MIxTUK...

A., .',.,' - ,t.,,..';a :,
a. r, RSV,,,nx s,r.,SJ Ki,a,. FL
'f ' ~ n D.
'''","'I u'
p'', o ~, " - ~ .,t IL r.
- - ",' * " rH ~ = ti, SD.
,a' se''en' "'u ''n ''V "''''" -, =,
- LIZ us rs - l'ii;
PAM ''' w. ",' -, =,
Use mercury i"P'u''hcc W h''o' u i"P"'"s u
inc o'""' ,.....,, ,-,.,-,
in'' S'l''''' r'"''''e' WIN" '" "''u'''
ot i' '''''f al extraordinary "''S euoI'e" '''"'s
n 10y ma, induced te prop et"r'' AT ue u'sf" ~
lnes' q" t"''r h'r"' /" o''r 10 Tue punt n1' es
10 "hh the utmost r'nhdenreln MS virtues ana WON
lerial cni1i'Ve pro cries IN" '"H""s ce'',"'a'''
'e"e'rd h"ma iaIge hummer are, "o"e'''' '"o"kei
testimony TIA" the mere %"rl OF the pr"ltle'o'. n'
are All from s"h'le'"eu wen MO '" !" 'ie'
N the civ ol Richmond, Va.
=. RoNpEN, Esq, ii 'hr Exchange Hotel Rich
nund known every whcro, says. he has seen the med
'''o '''''' . i, - - /; s. IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of

Hardware, Cutlery Guns SaddleIy, House
Furnishing Goods, &c, &c.
rREGORN& ROiNLL having determined to make
N rhange ~ their business, will offer from to day
H.. largest and ,nu.t fable stock Of Hardware. Cut.
Iers &C. &c ever before "cred in tins market. great
reduced prices for cash Many Grftecs at and b. lee
95a
l. tetdng TO close up heir bu,inessas speedily ~
,o..ile ri.ry cordially invite oil indebted the cid
raarern of Gregory 4 Royt and the .ate concern 81
Gregory. RntalI Simpson toPay up a longer indut
seurr cannot he given.
LII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25
GAS. GAS! GAS!!

DERSpNS wishing their houses t'',.' - t4 =
L Gas vii find some strong induce II. "'. '..t
applying To tie subscriber. have good wortu,r' =
superior stock of materials. g. DABNEY.
y. B--All orders for fitting up Tobacco Rhetoric.
I'D within -x' days payment will not betclnirod
hrfnr the 1T Of Juue, 1859.
I'll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25
WATCH & JEwElRY ESTABLISHMENT
Main St. LYnChhnrs. Va.

UIfIII oI, byICHOIIt, va,
We have Just received, in ad iltion our corner
6 ! stock OF Watches and Jewclry a re-h supply of
49, very fine gnld AID silver lever Watches from the
mo,t approved makers Also. large aud well elected
stock OF Gentlemen. sob and Vest Chains beautiful
article and Of latest lhterns, Ladies Breaspn Ear
rings. Finger rings, Bracelets, Buttons, Gold and Silver
Pencils &C. with all other articles usua " kept in surn
embellishments, to which respectful invite the at
teEtion OF all wanting good Watches and JeH rlry
Persons lifting Lsnchburg and desiring any art Gle
in line, respectfully solicited call and exam.
inc stock, anxious exhibit these goods
and are equnl, ANXIOUS sell them, consequently will
sell bargains.
Rcpairing-Wathes. Jewelry and all articles of golp
aud silver repaired ut short notice.
nov l3.ts H. SlLVERrIIORN &. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25
Iy!sE GARDEN SEEDS

LNSE II GARDEN SEEDS -SfRlAG
l. SUPPLY FOR lS55.--Lanlfeth. coI,stated 6ar.
den Seeds warnntc fresh AMI genuine. The Stock i.
largo ana embraces every kind nt Vegetable Seed usunl
" wanted; consisting in part of eary SIX week Snaps
lsrg, Lima Beans, earl, Peas Onion Sets, Cab
baccs. Celery, SAlsafy Radishes Tomnttoe, &c &c
A.o, . few choice Flower seeds
Lnndrch's Catalogue an Almanac, with directions
for planting and culture be had gratis For sale b,
JOHN II. SEAY & CO,
DRUGGISTS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25
1FHFV FI''IVVF'VTI " TII"'' u
t. WI. II HOSBY. Auct'r
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

TIVE subscriber you'd respectfully ceil the ptteu-
l. ton OF those wishing make their friends pre-
Tot Christmas New Year TINT will be priced
diamonds call at has gallery and select from hi- large
assortment Of Jewery and Fancy Gou., iGsi received
TOT the orcasun Mt prices to suit the times, and have
them FLED gHh ol one his in.mmithhle PREMllM
DEGUEhREOTYPES Remember that GLIB born
of of the palm by the first premium n competitors
at the late Fairs at Petersburg aud Richmond; which
is sufficient guarantee Int his IA the pa-r havo
your image transferred nqua So without murh
ado, along railroads, IN Your Carriages or on
foot all are received alike, aud You Will find plenty Of
room good fire aud every hing make you comfortable
while waltz Nour time OF sitting la every en-.
tine satisfaction givco--nr ehnrec made
At the sign OF The fling. L f. GIBBS.
~ All papers advertising for will copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25
SCREWS. FLATNEn>.

i MILLS ami flAiURES rex SALE.-On
consignment, - lee sold fres, hargain Il entire
Fi,tures Screws fainets. Mill, Process. T. lrnng
iuc to m extensive Tobacco Manufacturing r.lnb..
rlcni; the whole Of hcn have beeH used hut suit
tne. md embrace all the lafesi improvements. Tie
having determined remove great inducements
viii be- offered purchasers, ths mo-, favorable terms.
il immediate application be made
mari 1. WI II NDSBY Auct'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25
New Concern.

New Concern.
INHE subscribers ln,oe fs a-snri3'. thor selves
L together for th,. ,arn. ri rant.rrrur ~rautu
G'ocery. Gommi>si.n mi Heceis ar art Forwarding
Business, under the style and firm of Bu,. ,'i r,,d
at the old -ard ii y B. Ruckcr-op2a-.lc ,. rciaia
Bank where the, Will keep constantly ON iast large
and well-assorted stock OF Family Groceries, lrnr
Steel, Field Seed. 4 They will give personal atlcu
zion the sale of " aear Flour Bacon md all kind, o
Country Produce, and make liberal cash advan,es o.
consig garments n hand. AMBROSE Is RuCKER,
LOUIS W Redo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25
GUADO, GUANO.

HAVING made arrangements with the PeriS M.
i i agent. to get supple. of GuANO ON he bel
terms. We ere now prepared furnish il. We have
now on hand and aA,st 500 bass anj " II b.. in reg.
ular receipt oft We shall nour except what
q direct om the and all who purchase al
may rely on getting GENUINE GtANo. We solicit
the orfer. ofour friend, aad all others with the
4nce that viii always furnish hem with the beat anti
;le and the favorable .crms
GRESHAM 4 CO
10 lt,s Nurth s1e af tie Bssin Richmon1 Va.
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Large Stock New Goods at Cost fol- Cash
b. III. LEWIS.

Is. II. LEW 10.
! y consequence ot bad heath am compelled to quit
business nd will from this day sell all ct niy splendid
stock OF entirely goods for cash (any summer
good. on hama will be offered price. much less Than
cost w stock large and desirable consisting Of
.pendid as.nrinent Of Ladies Drrs. Goods. Fine Man
lcs Hosiery Gpv $, Shswls. Plain Is Jack Silks &c.
49, u splendid stock OF Fine Cloth Cnssmeres, Plush
and otbsr Vr.tings Fine Seats. Cravnts and Pocket
Handkerchief, together with splendid assortn ent
Of staple good, say Blankets PULLED Goth, Casenetis
lin,cy. Blenclcd and BIO. Cotton, Irish Linens
Flaaurl,, Cheeks NC,
mot pur,icnisry invite ull in of good bargains
anl good goods 10 give ea call am determined TO
close them speedily as ossible.
NOV oqt. b. II. LEWIS.
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-A NEW GOODS. In
L,REsH ARRIVAL for FALL & WINTBl

l. Next Door below C. Morses Book Commission
Stare and Immediately opposite the Warwick House.
Tho .ub,crih,r has Just received his supply Of FALL
and WINTER GOODS. which consist Of Boots, Shoes,
Hats and CAPS unks, Naces, Carpet Bags, &c, &c.
His goods of the latest styles. aud nue
rxpfessly 10 ode, by the best Manufacturer in hadel
phia which ciy stands univaled in The manutnct OF
Boots and Shoes and nny safely add Hats and Caps,
Trunks, vslces and Caipet Bags. BY making my
purchase Int, than usual, when few buyers il
market and Goods offering lower prices, am enabled
10 offer bargains that can BIZ appreciated. would
lpecfnlly invite exs'auation of my Stock by all
wanting good, chenp and nshionab Goods in my line,
no 2i.ds SAML ID RUMBUUGH, Ag't
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DAINTS, OILS. &c


= FVEAJCV NNs IDS, BOX ES, &c
y nall be prepared IN lew days To furnish Tobacco
Moulds and Boxes of all kinds ~icn wi be warrunt.
ed to equal ANY manufactured in tho State Having
200 coo feet of thoroughly seasoned White Oak
X Pllni hand manufacturer. depend getting
50 ned boxes from me will also saw to order bills
of Oak timber, and viii keep hand Fence Plank pail
iag., Rails, &c.
Thankful ior past favors hope receive share OF
pulir pstrunHge
EF-sHoP.-In the rear of Warwick. Mil.
ian 26.d2 m CURTIS EAMES.
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EN0k SALE.--one second hand r sew, Il / ano,
IN good tune and repaiI; will be 50 We, low #
"nrls afPi ton be nade my fnr, me- Rooms.
mari Is h !, t,lNEN