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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Sherin,s Sale.

The State If Ohio, Fairfield County, 90.
DURsUANTto the command OF an order for safe
II fromthe Court Of Common Pleas Of said county
and to me directed, will Offer at public sale at the
Court house In Lancaster, Saturday the s5k dog Of
1855. between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
ana o'clock N. the following described Real Es.
atSto,wlt; Lot NO Of the 18th Square OF the town
OF baltimorc, Fairfield county, Ohio. = ~. .
Appraised at $50. ~ s. RI .----.s
10 D. sold as ha property OF James ". Paul. at tho
suit OF J. w, Mulnix and others. ,sF- - T}74
Terms ofsale Cash, wM POTTER. sheriff.
ny G. NJ. L. wISEM AN, DEPUTY.
Lancaster, July 10, laJ5-5wIipfs3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23

WARLlKE. Wller Gey. Me,liH arrived
at Toledo he was escorted through the
streets by the Shield Horse Guards, 2l in
number, and an engine company, nineteen
members at the rope. 1t seems that the
carriage which contained him aud his bag.
gage preceded the military COM. which is
always the arrangement Of retreating
the baggage and generals in advance and
the soldiers in tie rear. The Toledo Blade
thinks a retreat must be made sooner or la
ter by Gov. Mcdill. but hardly y anticipated
soft so early in the campaign.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
0BITU A K Y.

Departed this life on the 18th inst, at
his residence in Bern township, Fairfield
county, Col WILLIAM CROOK, after
a brief illness.
The deceased was born in Rocking
ham county, Virginia, on the Ssh day Of
June, 1918, ana consequently lad reach-
ed on the day Of his death, the good old
age ofeighty y-one years, two months and
ton days. In 1895, he emigra;cd' with
his family and settled in Fairfield county,
where he continued to reside until his
death, and during that period--just
( fifty years---he sustained the character Of
an useful citizen and upright man. He
has left behind him an aged and affection
atc wdow-and large and respectable
family, extended to the third generation,
to remember the kindness and indulgence
ofan aged husband and parent. Among
| the large circle of his acquaintance he
| had many warm friends and few enemies.
He was man ofa vigorous and healthful
constitutions and although he had far pass
ed the merideau of life, he in appearance,
before he was stricken down with the dis
ease which terminated his life, bid fair to
have lived many years longer.
He filed several offices of honor, peril
and trust, the duties of which he dis
charged with entire, satisfaction to all con.
ccrned. He was elected and served as a
Justice of the Peace in the township in
which he lived. In 1890 he was chosen
Sheriff of Fairfield county ,and served un-
til the fall OF 1894. He also rose in
the militia service from a private station
to the Colonclcy Of a Regiment. In the
war of1812, with Great Britain, he served
asix-months tour of military duty as Ma
ior of a battalion in Col. John belongs
Regiment of Ohio militia, and under the
command of Gen, John s. Gano, of Gin.
cinnati, in 1918 d 1914; and was station
cd at Fort M igs and upon -Put-in-Bay
Island, in Lake Eric, whore his courage
aud intrepidity in guarding and defending
the frontier settlers of northern Ohio,
from the murderous attacks of the Brit
ish and Indians, merited and drew forth
from his commanding General the high
est encomiums-Maj. CRooK, with his
command, after suffering every privation
incident to such o service iii the most in
element season of the year, was honorably
discharged at Put-in-Bay island. about
the lst, of March 1914 Gen. Gano, in
his letter of discharge, uses the following
complimentary language: ge:--"Major VII
CLAM CRooK, your conduct under my
command was highly satisfactory, and
"you are justly entitled to my thanks,
(which please accept for yourself DC"
I Con-
4 At his residence, in Hooking township
| Fairfield county, on the 22d inst, Mr.. JA
! COB SHELTER, aged 10 years on th,
day Of his death. The deceased settled il
4 Lancaster about forly,five years ago, ant
for several years successfully pursued tb
Saddliug business. Retiring from bust
ness in the city. he removed to his farm
near Hamburger, where he lived in grea
peace and happiness until the close OF hi
| life. Hewas an Industrious and honorabl
man.. and has left.a bereayed widow an
large family Of children to lament a los
which can never berestored to them !
this world, ,.a. g.,,s5gs s -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
shcriG,s Sale.
rae stafeef oLio, Fairf,ld County, "a.

TIE State Of oAio, FStrfsd County, "a.
Abraham Eversole)
! VS. InPartitlOn Fairfield Con. Pleas
nURSUANT 10 the command Of an order Of sale
III from the Court OF Common Pleas Of Fairfield
county and tome directed, will orer ut public sale
House In Lancaster, on Saturday ts s5th
clock A. N. and O'Clock Pm. the following deserib-
ed Real Estate. to-wit Tho East half OF the North
west Quarter Of Section No. 9l Township No, II and
Range No 10, 10 the dover of caiharine Bai-
ior as heretofore assigned TO her by bounds
Appraised at S3s per acre.
TsrinS-one third In hand, and tho balance in on
and two years, with interest from the day OF sale.
WILLIAM POTTER, ShoriR.
.-l 5 ..s..- By G. MI. wlsEMAN, Deputy
HuETrR & DAUoHERrT, At'ys. July I9--5wilrfss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
LRGAL ADVERTIsEmENTs
sherin,s sale.

The s,sfs S5 ohis, Fsirasld cSunty,ss.
DuRsVANT'toth The command Ofaa order of sale from
il the Court OF Common Pleas Of Fairfield county +,
Ohio, and 10 directed, Twill oner atpuble sale AZ
tue Coun House in Lancaster Saturday tAseofA dar
ef "a D. 655 betueen the Of 10 o'clock
A. NJ. aud O'Clock p. NJ, the following described
Real Estate, to-wiii Lots Nos O. TO- H. 12 13 10 and
II Ia John c. hampsona edition 10 the town Of Plea
santyine. Appraised folows: Lot No. 10 al eQ5 Lot
No. ut SiT Lot No. II At SIS; Not No. IL at Sl0 Lot
No IS at $50; Lot No. 10 at ee and Lot No. " nj e5
be cold the property OF w. W. Stewart TO satis
fy N. G. Miller for the use Of David cupp.
F.,. WM. POTTER, Sheriff.
y by c. A. l.. WISBMAN, Deputy.
August 80, le51--5wl6pis3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
NEW GROCERY AND NOTION STORE.
JOHN D. JACKSON.

II HAVE purchased the entlrs interest of JoBS Ly-
IL oSs IN the Grocery Store the Southwest eorner
or the Public Square, back ofthe Market House, where
shall at all tncs take pleasure In serving tho old
custoiners OF the establishment and my friends with
Choice selection of Groceries, N otions, &c
My new supply has already airivedto which invite
special atteuion Of customers, My prices will be as
low sahy other similar estnbl bhmeht In the city.
OF the public patronage. JOHN D. JACKSON.
Lancaster, August IS, 1e55-l6t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23

TAhKSr APPREcIATEp.- The services Of
Rev. Mr.. Claiming, Minister Of the Ben
shaw street Unitarian Chapel, Liverpool.
England, have been SO acceptable, that =
unanimous invitation has been extended
to continue his ministry with them for q
further period Of two years, at a salary Of
sc, 500, and he has consented TO remain
there, Mr. Claiming was Pastor Of the
Unitarian Church in Cincinnati, in l839-
Al
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons interested
Richard Frasnre, Robert Young and William Davis,
have been filed 10 the Probate Court of Fairfield coup
ty. Ohio, fornspection aud settlement and that The
same will be forhearing on the 91th day OF August
ID. 1855, or soon therenfer as may be convenient
.. VIRGIL X. SHAW, Probate Judge,
Lancaster, Augusl 2, 1e55-3wl3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Probate Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the account 4 ynucl,-
y ers OF Michnei Wagner, Administrator OF MaE-
daiena Wagoner, and b.. B.. Apt. Adninisirato OF
70 2San lbler have been filed in tho Probate Coui of
rarnea Nounty, ohio for inspection aud settlements
lh day Of September next, or na soon thereafter as
my be convenient. v. L. SHAW, Probate Judge
Lancaster, august %, Is55-3wt6 3.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Rand N0tice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that petition will be
IN will be presented to tho Commissioners of Fair
Hold county, at their regular session In September
next, praying for alteration Of so much OF ihe road
leading from Baltimore to Mierspor Hes be tween
the south limo OF the southeast quarter Of section No.
$, the Ohio Canal; said alteration to commence
whore the road strikes the south line Of tho southeast
quarter of section Mo- s. running cast the section
Ii1e between the lands owned by Cooperflder aud
Groves the Ohio Canal, thence northon the gravel
bank of the Ohio Canal 70 nersect the road said
bank. Fr1 4g-a MANY PETfTI0NBRS.T
Walnut township. August 9, 1855. 7 SIS
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23

az Two huudfed and twelve citizens Of
Wooster, Wayne County, have signed a
call for "a Republican meeting in that place
on the 2oni ,,.whenhn organization is 70 be
made for caffsing on tketFall campaign,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Probate Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that Alexander Miller,
IN Guardian In Lunacy Of Snsanpah Knnnncr hns
MED his accounts and yonehe the Probate Court
OF Fairfield County, Ohio, for inspection and sttiIci
ment aud that said account will be for heurine on b,.
llth day Of September next or rs soon ,hcrcarr ss
may be convenient. - .-e ~ - -
VIRGIL =. SHAW, Probate Judge.
Lancaster August lG, l655--3wI5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23

Dr.. Parkerbas been appointed commis-
sioner to China By President Pierce. The
Doctors long residence in that. country,
and his knowledge Of the Chinese lan-
guage, makes hifneninently fitted fer the
position in which he has been placed.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Probate Malice

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 alt persons Interested.
Y that James Church, Administrator Of The Ps.
tate Of fuis A. KAgy, deceased, has filed hs acc mn
and rouchcTs In the Probate Court OF Fairfield con-
WIZ como ON for hearing the l7ih day Of Septemb e
neS', or as soon Thereafter as may be con Ychicnt
- VIRGIL Il, SHAW, Pro ate Judge,
Lancaster, august %, le55--3wIG
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
NAU.RIEn.

On the 18th inst. by L. W. Babbit Esq.
at tho residence of Martin Keller, Of Wal
nut township. Mr.. ANGUS Nj. WApDEL, Of
Highland county, and Miss HEsTHER
RApEpAuGH, Of Fairfield county,. .-.t-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Probate NOtice.

NoTlCE Is hereby giten that James Pickering.
/ y Guardian Of Jacob Morton aud Marlin Marion Lss
ltd his Heconnt and voushers In the Probate Cont
ofFa'rh I'D county, Ohio, anil that the same ara, far
impcchon and will bcsettcd the lib OF Scl,lein-
Der A u le55, or as SOON thereafter as ma, be.
VIRGIL Il. SHAW. Probate judge.
August IL, 1s5J--3wI5t 80 - - Ns>
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
MovEnpyrs OF Ex,Pnrsrp1Sr FILLMORE

MOVEMENTS OF Ex,PREsrpGNr FILLMORE
Tho Cork (Ireland) Reporter, thus al
ludes to the honors paid to distinguished
visitor at the Irish lakes: 5
The Ex- President Of the United States,
Miilard Fillmore. accompanied by Mr.. Da-
Wis, Of tie New York bar, ahda courier,
has been sojourning for the last few days
atthe Luke Hotel, Killarney. Having been
fortunate in having fine day through the
Gap" he expressed himself delighted
with the enchanting scenery Of this most
beautiful spot, and the varied beauties ol
the lakes and the mountains surrounding
AS lie was leaving in the morning, the
buglers. connected with The Lake Hotel
placed themselves under tree out Of view
and commenced playing Yankee Dood
le." AS he passed, the boatmen, grouped
in different parts Of the avenue, gave hin
three hearty cheers. as an acknowledge
ment Of their gratitude to the great repub
lie of America. The distinguished gentle
man repeatedly acknowledged the compli
inent, which wasas unexpected as it wa
enthusiastic.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
EEIn another column will be found a

E1rIn another column viii be found
communication from one Of cur correspond
ents who has been on visit to KooNs'
spiritual rooms uear Athens. As our
friend TutbiH is firm believer in these
SPIRIrs. we commend it to his careful con
sideration. s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23

The Maysville { Ky, Eagle sOys a negro
man was killed on Wednesday last in the
neighborhood of Slate Montgomery county,
by knife in the hands of his master, JOS
eph Warner, while correcting him. a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Estate OF James A. Baker.

.NIoTICEis hereby given that tho snbscTiber has
I'M been appointed and qualified as Admintatrator
90 the Ksatc Of James Al Baker, deceasnd, late OF
Fairfield county Ohio. Dnted a Larcassr ,h,s Isl
August 2, 1e05e-3wl3 z eel "A e,s ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
John I.gONS
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,

WUIN 9Wbci, IlNHCHNlUT, OhIO,
nj INETEEN Years has now elapsed since com
IN msneed the Grocery business, durng " hich time
many high heads have been numbered with the clods
OF tho valley yet / uin permitted n remain among
you, Many of my competitors cursc me beeauso sell
goods chenp; can't hepit; .ofncd the habit when
times was hard and had no banks Vt the time, sold
whiskey at two cent snort TO putt within tho roach
Ofevery poor man, and Ance that time have, never
Ind the courage to ask profit for my goods See tho
numerous thousands de,l with, and appear TO turn
them all away satisfied. Tho best evidence have is
still they come. ....s,. -...-... III . =
viii give you something frcSh every two weeks
B. Lancaster, August -, Is55--2wl5 -t ts
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
NEW FnM.

, We are very glad to lenrn. and thus to
inform our readers at large, that company
of skillful and enterpris;ng men. from
Springfield Mr. G. JAYNE g. SoEs-have
leased the Foundry aud Machine Shop, late
.ly occupied by Mcssrs Selby, Wright q
Clarke, and Ga party of the Firm being
now in the City, win commence operation
Immediately. This 6rm make their ad.
vent amongst us with the highest testinio-
malls as we'll skilled mechanics and as hon,
orable men. As the retireing Firm the,
peed no praise from us. -..4.,..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
GAZETTE for Che CAMPAIGN
FOR 95 CENTS.

The extraordinary phase that is now be-
ing taken by the various political parties Of
the State, requires that the American Re-
publican cause should not be lost sight Of.
The principles of Americans should be
read by every true friend of his country.
Let every true American see that an- A
msrican paper is,in the possession of every
family. E 80
We viii furnish the Gazette until. the
eoihof October next for95 cents. ,s,ss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
Court OF Common pleas, rnlrdeld coun,y.
Petition for Divorce.

fVNHE Defendant in this case will take notice tbn, The
mon Pleas, praying for divorce on account OF The
wilful absence OF said Defendant for more than ibrr
years. Said petition viii come to te heard nj Tho
October Term OF said Court.
MARY 4. OYBER.
By ALFRED VILLA Ms, ,her ATTORNEY.
August Q, 15J5--6w lIprS2 ''S''
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
TuE WAooE Boz. Q. IK.-Gov. Cor

THE. WAooE Bor, o. K.-Gov. Cor
win was id town on Friday last on busi-
ness. IIs was askedto makea speech for
die Republican aiekey. He declined doing
50, saying that his private engagements
were such as TO require all his time; - but
he expressed himself warmly in FAVOR OF
the ticket, aad derhred, further. thai II he
thought there was any doubt otits success
no considerations merely personal to HIM
self would deter him from taking the stump
in its behalf Heregards the success OF
the Republican ticket Of Ohio as not only
essential TO the success of much needed re-
form in this State, but as cminently essen,
tial to the pernianency and success OF the
united movement in behalf OF freedom so
sloriously inaugurated last fall. In regard
to Mr.. Chase, himself. he says that ne re-
yards him as a good, honest. able ana rel'-
abl m9n: AMI fitted by education, habits
and talents 10 Gil with credit the Office oi
Chief Executive OF Ohio. He says that he
watched with some interest his course in
the Senste Of the United Safes, aud thai
he DOES n1,now remember OF his giving
Isiugle yo:e in that bod. that he would not
himself have given had be been IN hl'
place.
These remarks were made In a private
conversaiion. but wo take the liberty o
making them public for the reason tha
Mr.. Corwin is a Wing of fen year
Standing, and as an effort is being made
lin this community. to pursuade men that NJ
man who has been ''good Whig" car
consistently support Mr.. Chase.-Asn'
Torcklight. -........ - n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-28
BY TELEGRAPH
Telesiaphed ion the Daily virginian
- VI '.'V 1g111J FIIgIIlIan
lrrh al Of the steamer Atlantic,
confirmation OF the Cz,r,s ne,,h
'> Lash words Succession OF his
sOn-ssis PoIicy-Ncws from the
seat of Nsr-Tarkct> dc.

NEW YORK, March 9th.
The American steamer Atlantic arrived to-
daY
She brngsa confirmation Of the reported death
Of the Car Of Russia,ou the 2ud inst
Ills last words. >pokrn 10 the Empress we're.
"leI Frederick. King of Prussia, Ia continue
attached to Russia, as he has heretofore been.
aud never to forget his fathers words.
Alexander, hi, Oldest son, succeeded pcacca-
bly, to the throne. He has issued II manifesto
stating that he will adhere To the policy of his
father.
The Allies have ordered their Generals 10
pres, ho>tillrs forward.
Some further fighting had occurred in the
Crimea. \ Russian rcdoubt had been storned
by the French and several hundred killed
Ii was rumored that the Grand Duke Michael
had been wouuard and had died at Sebastopol
The news of the Cars death was received in
London with demonstrations of Joy.
MARKETS.
Sat Liverpool ON the 10Th, hrcadstulfs were
dull Wheat had declined I'd flour declined :,
and corn Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-28
LATE NEWS RI THE NAILS.
Mr. Pat;on's Letter ofAcooptanoe
RlCuMoND: MARCH 1853.

To fndree T.. Kennedy. Esq: Dear sir:-5fhe
letter Of the committee nf which You are MEM
Der, informing me officially of my nomination for
the office ot Attorney General of Virginia. was
received this morning. received from the Pres
dent of the convention. by telegraph, on the day
OF the nomination. similar nptiticai N; and
promptly announced in the same way my accep
taner of il.
feel such a nomination f,am So large re- pee. .
able aud honorable "a bod repre>en'ng,a~ I'M
der-taud, cnn~id rahlr portion ot the people IF
Virgina--to be Il ghly aatterlng and compliment
TN MI" especially a. II Wa, dictated, rs
am inf rm il was. by tn If favnrahe-l fenr
tnn favor ,hl"-rStimate Of mg fitness for the of
flee. ana without regard Ia my party opinions or
action, pn-t, present ar future.
llav the honor 10 he. verv truly vonrs. &c,
JOHN VI. PATTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-28
Northumberland.

CNCINVArI March 2f-'rhr IN ,c,a's have
m minated JameS J. Farren. for Mayor of the
City. They passed resolutions d"nouncing the
Know Nothin.ss, aud the candidates for the nomi
nation were required to give assurance that they
nre not Know Nohings The contest between
the old line Democrat, and the Know Nothings is
getting to be decidedly warm.
The weather here i. very cold.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-28

DECLTNAT1oN.-Th Hon. J. c. Breckenridge
declines making canvass for Congress in the
Ashland District Ky. He says he has been
aware foc more Than year that it would not be
il hi, power al present to make another canvass,
bat deemed il dacornuS To withhold the announce
mrnt until thu completion Of the term to which
he was elected He says in his card:
70 my political opponents, desire to express
my acknow ledgnrnt- for the general fairness and
courtesy of their course in conflict, characterz-
ed by great excitement. If, like myself, they
feel no sting in recurring to the past am sure
we shall jog on together in social life with recip-
,cal sentiments of good will. Indeed the old
Wing party of the Ashland district was bold
and manly party, ard for my part, have seen
it surrender It's name, and lower its flag with re
get. We retire from the field together; hut
should it ever be- my tortunA to re appear ON the
poiitca the Ire, | -hal h' happy 10 welcome our
old frienl, in their Old unitum-of whom. at
least, it could b. said that under tn" name Of
Wings ,hey off red fair f-ld aud an open en-
counter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-28
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
NJ. srKlAt, 1889 No 10,
Roll gbrook street. Sycamore Hreef.

MUIR Il STEVENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN China Glass,
/ Esrtnenware Looking tla.srs. Britannia AID Plated
Mar. Fare, Gouds. &C.. of Bnlliugbfook and
ss,ram ae srpeta. rcte, sburg, Virginia.
ihe ~ ,-tl.nets renewing itnm Europe, u
thrir import tpn. per ships l,hac W right Under
wfirht,r Wyoming Constantine and DliYrr. very
large sock Of Gnod., cen prsing all articles usually
found in embellishments 81 their kird. Among ~hieh
h nrh and Eaglish China Dinner and Tea sets.
aane very line md e pattern and style; also
Nhne Garile ana rinted Dime, aud Tea -et-.
trrn h and English Cmtu White Grnniie Printed,
N"w, Marble. Flnwing Blue, Mulberry. Colored
aud Edged Flutes aud Dishes Chinu. Lava Iron. Sone,
80 Dip.i uni ut,,r STYLES of pnchers. Basins aud
Ev "a Il wis Mugs, Coif-e aud Ten Pit. of all dcs-
c'ifdions.
Gn.a Ware (of all .,yes.) embracing G''bet..
FUND era VIM olnases Decauter, Salyers Naples,
Bowls Crlcrie-. Phrhef. Salts Hnrgnt, Peppers,
Mu-isrs Spuon Gasgcs fInrri Bowl, Lamps Flower
md Lamp Shsde.. Sugars. Colleagues, 81 tiers bottles,
loe1, Tnbes, Curtain hs, CUP Plates, Piper Weight.
Syrup Bottles, Candes,ie 'ars nc
Look ~ tilnz-es-Eiue French Phte1 Mirrors, Gilt
md Mahogany Fnmc d. Swing. Ring aud fooket do
Britunnia and ralei Ware. fcu Wtre Cohees.
Pitchers, Lamps and Casters.
Stnuo Ware al ri desert tonsi Wait"rs, fancy
Goo Is &c 10 which they respectfully lnviIc tho atteh
iun Of the North Gurolnn nj virsi1a merchants and
the public genera w. cling confident mat they ARE pre-.
pated offer great Inducements, hnth quality oil
goods and price They determined tn sell as low
my house North q South
marG dem MUIR \ STEVENS.
n. u Particular nj, enton paid To pa Xii &.
RpuI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-28
zen PRESIDENT WALKER.-The San Fran

"EX PRESIDENT WALKER.-The San Fran
cisco Herald, of Feb p, says:-
Colonel YIN. Walker has, we understand, re-
ceived grant of iiftv-two thousand acres of
land from the ,ycrnment of Nicaragua, aud in
tends to sail about the 10th Of March for the port
OF Realeio. The grant has a condition Of cooni.
zation annexed. and the grantee proposes To con-
vry one hundred and fifty men to the land coded
him by the State of Nicaragua.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-28

HEAVY ROBBERY. The Branch of the Bank
of the State of Georgia, at Washington, was
robbed on the morning of the 2i>t instant of 80,
225 in bills payable at that Branch. \ reward of
81 900 is offered for the detection of the thief and
the recovery of the money.