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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27
VALUABLE PROPERTY =


Finding it will requirc more time to pay my debts
han my creditors conveniently allow, unless sell
a mort Of my property have determined 10 ohet the
olloune property fOR SALE
Nv RFsiDrScK. IN the nrighborhood OF judge Dan
ic's This is a de-ii able place. Thu House con
tans II rooms all veil aud ii them elegantly fin
ishe MI brick kitchen and all other necessary out
houses and we'll OF excellent water on the premises
The HousE 4 Lor at present occupied by Mr.. J. +.
Barns This is a aud pleasant place sniied Tor
small family. The House has five rooms, with "A good
kitchen smoke house, and awel of irs rate winter in
the yard.
Also, my FOUNDRY. la offering my foundry Tor
sale CONSIDER offering the most valuable property
aHered in this place II Is well known ~ this
vicinity need particular descriptions bat willsaic,
there is not Il better arranged establishment in the
State. tits furnished with complete sctt ot tools the
latest improvements and erlc stock OF patterns. in
coed condition aud extensively used. would refer
selling half the in the Foundry property should
an, one desire purchasing such an interest.
ANY person wishing 10 pureha-e any of the above
named property will apply TO the sub.crber nj the
Phmnix Foundry. A q. DABNEf.
1-dte
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
L,OR PRIVATE SALE :
MERRY CHRIsTMAs.

TIVE tme for liieu lis greeting, merry making and
l. holiday rfts l.. c.ose ut land Would your give
10 an absent friend parent sister, brother oyor,
nemento which Tor years esme, viii bear increasing
spiue to the ree punt and a. Oft gaze upon, recall
with love nd gratitude only the kindnes nt heart
which prompted h, gift but tho form ard features ri
the don,r9 10. 70 10 MINIS & TANNERS, ard
barea auitlfss iisrue.s taken md placed IN case,
ring 81 locke 81 ,uur selection from their large
assortment than which acceptable gR cu4lI
nui b, chosen
I, mt wait fora ia dae. but remember the tat that
picture. are taken at THF Pno1oGBAPHfe DAduERRfAs
GALLERY equally well ~ elaudy clear weather and
an Imperfect picture a, any priec Is ntsef suffered 10
1eBne orr re5aaa which fat explains secret At
aapa raleled T. rulary md success. Call in YOU
cnfnc ON he the conspicuous entrance an
Main 1t Sd door from corner of Bu lge.
MINIS 4 TANNER.
dec 10 t. Practical Daguerfe9typi-ts.
~ Country nsp't. advertising foru. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27
Fall Supply of Hardware, 1854
SIMPSON & BRO.

Sign of the Golden Lock. Lynchburg, Va.
M Il ale now opening. IA adtiI"9 10 our t'r"efhe"
w stock n vcr, .urrr assortment Of HARpwAHF,
CurLERY. GUS. pisTbLs. SADDLERY, PLATED 6"ops,
inor OF GLnBs Hoase kcepiHg dttc'es. building
M,frriais aud 7oois y mas crGy atserp''oa. among
which nuHyauicles just Introduced mt market III
fall
We naltet ourselves rxhbiitotLe public gen
rraIIy md those who Nj. iavor WITH examination,
grcucr variety opportunity Of stse aud quniity oi
goods. ever offered in his II surpa..ed in any market
Cur rood. are all npN and most desirable, aud viii
be- sold At reasonable profit, only nl who vi" give
a, rn ~ nnlru. with lhcr orders, which will re-
teyc ouf best aud prompt ateotior.
Merchants md uthcr- buying largely will be Charged
.,ptII advance only. oct 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27
MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OFT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware. Cutlery. Guns, SaddleIy, House
h. A. q. L.

Hardware Cutlery Gums, Saddlefy House,
Furnishing Goods, &c, &c
HREGORf& ROi ALI having determined To nake
VI srhnnee Ia their business, viii offer from 10 day
The largest and desirable stock o. Hardware Cur
r, e. Il ever fore offered in ths mark grent-
" reduced prices for eab Many orfiess at and bfoo
cost
| tending 10 c.n,c up Their bu,iness speedily "A.
,.a..ible toy cordially invite oil Indebted 10 the old
rnurern 81 Gregory 4 Ras,Il aud the .4tr o
tirclmy. r., sail 4 Smpson TOT pay ~ longer indnl
fencc cannot be given.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27
WATCH & JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT
Main ST LYING hhllrp va

81 v
a. Nehnye JUS received in al. ition 10 our FORMER
E. stock OF Natch'sa nd Jewrlry. fresh supply ct
SssH very fine gold and silver lever Watches fion the
mo-, approved makers Also, large aud well ,lectod
stock nl Gentlemen. Fob and Nrst Chains, beautiful
article aud OF ntc,t patterns, Ladies Brnslpins Eur
rings Finger rings, Bra eies, Buttons, Gold and Silver
Peneil. Ne. with all other articles usually kept in such
embellishments, 10 which respectful invite the at
tertion Of all wanting good Watches and IeHelry.
Persons whiting Lynrhhurg and desiring any art Gle
in our line are especially solicited To call aud exam
inc our stock anxious exhibit these goods
and equally anxious to sell them, consequently viii
sell bargains.
Repairing Jcwelry aud all articles Of gop
and slvri repaired nj short notice.
nov l3-ts II. SILNERTIIORN g. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27

t.,aiESEALN subscriber is
- receiving his Fall and Winter stock o goo H. con
si-ng of Cooking, Parlor, Office Church and Factory
Stoves, for wood AID cal Crates every variety oi
Se. nicely finished and vers ornamental aad Will iat
excel in beauty of dcsien anyting in this mark ct
Ai4ath DHmsud and Pand' improved Union Cn"kihe
Ranges, which warranted give perfect
fnfnaccs ufH variety ct sizes, tor warming churches,
cling, &c, which viii be pdcf in the most
pt feel manner; together with Registers, Nentintors
ri various articles usually hept in stove slore--"om
fing the largest and best selected ,sarment ever If
fefed ia one establishment tb. side Of Baltimore. aud
which will he sid prices that cannot Tail |" suit thu
times. All Interested will please call aud examine
tie Lynchbnrg Stove Works, east Aain It.
nnv 3.dLs @. y. MISS.
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CITY FURNITURE WARE ROOMS
Opposite the Nor ell House,)
Lynchburg, Virginia,

'y,HE subscriber, in commencing the busines, of
beg. ieav- to return s,ncere thanks Ia h.
Il friends and customers for the engagement ami
sappolt he has received tter hant fl years,
Md respectfully soci's continuance :" ihef fnvors in
future, plea sins himself HIT pans ia be spared 10
give sa,i,nc itil Mt h,vinl reduced tbt n,Du-
frearing department If my n-ac,s the ast year tin
depressed of lin la, left baud the i4e- and
ul-t splendid >t5ck OF nnd s-ii.ua5e turtltnr
= my 1wn mpoutlt tuc beiore exhibited 80 tn
rifN-tmlr nr article II louse keeping, FROM
u, bchcn 10 th or, m hc painest AM cheapest
rotae mr-t manufactured. lie earnestly invite, an in
specru OF lbs iaree and beautiful p,,orluent o. Rose
,aed and Mahogany tutuirufe fro aIIwt~t.i &" rur
tn>e, promising 1Iucrn ems ~ Yer betuae offered Ia
HI, market All work ordered t,om tins House war
lHHird to give satisfaction no sale
Hoir aud Sbnck Mnrtra,s"s nadr 10 order at the
shortest notice and IN the reusonanie terms
Mahogany aud Walnut Collins and urtLnt Mcsuuc
Bulini Cases. furnished at al times day night and
nj sreaiiy reduced prices. a. WINSTON.
~ B. / haye appointed John II. c. Winston MY
uscnl for the settlement ard collection OF my bond
aod accounts, up 10 the 1t Jarunfv 1855. All
persons in iebted 10 respectfully requested To
s,..tle my ding debts and accounts m, be
closed mp To that time without delay. A. w
AM "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27
New Auction and Commission House.

TRE subscriber has located Market street. two
i doors below the Post Office. where he intends
carry on the Auction and Commission husin. IS. he
will give Ri, personal attention the sale OF personal
and real estate horses, &c. He solics cnnsignments
of goods intended for auction " ich shall receive his
prompt attention. WM. l.. LECkIE.
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To THE CITIZENS OF LYNCnBuRG

VNO THE CITIZENS OF LYNCHBuRG
l. AND ITS NcINTY.-As | intend To have my store
enlarged the early part # the ensuing yea, think il
exPcdirnt To reduce my stock Is much po>sib = |
therefore offer To the public all OF my valuable aud
weU-assnrted stock very REDUCED PRICES II
my customers will please give call they will be .at-
shel that This notice i ~ lumbug A largo lot f
TALMAS and LADIES' CLOAkS, also Carpets Rugs
md Borhngs n Cost. Sapr Bed blankets, Satiners
Cass'mere., Craze, Meriun and SILK Snawls, Drcs.
Silks, Pocket liaodkerchirfs-Plain and Embroidered
with large lot o Needle Work. and X i Gloves
Lot 81 Sup'r Rigalrts, 625 cts-beaaful article.
nov % = JOHN ABRAHAMS
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For sale
$1,000.

{. DnAa in Bonds of the South Side Rail Road
y oVOV Cos pauy. benriog t per cent. Il
pliee that VII paw per These bonds are secured
by mortgage the Road aud guaranteed b, The city oil
Petersburg. and in amounts 81 500 tud Slea0 =.
deslahle investment for capitalist,
aug l7-dt. PETERS SPENCE & &C
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27
usA1 NEW GOODS. EM
FRESH ARRIVAL for FALL & WINTER

T1'hIoH ANN V I'D TOT FALL q WINTER
Il Next Door below G. Morses Book Comm, siun
Store and Immediately opposite the Warwc, House.
The subscriber has lust received his supply of FALL
and WINTER GOODS. which consist Of Booi.. Shoes
Hats and Gaps, unk-, Naces, Carpet Bags. &c, Sc
His goods of the atcst STYLES, and ma
expressly To order by the best Manufacturer in Phadc
phin, which city stands uuvaled the nanuact are Of
Boots and Shoes and may safely add Hats and Cap,
Trunks, Nnhce- and Carpet Bags. BY making my
purchase hate than usual, when lew buyers were il,
market and Goods Offering at lower prices ann enabled
to offer bargains tat can b. appreciated. would
pectiully invite cxrainntiun of my Stock by IN
wapling good cheap aud f,~hionub Goods in my line
no oI-its SAN'L RUMBOUGH At
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27
yTALENTINEsI VALENTINES

The largest and best assortment ever before Of
feed bv the subscriber, embracing more than eight nun
dred VARIETIES. from six cents 10 S510 each A'o'
Valentine Envelopes, very elegant,
Writer'S
Carts. embroidered and gt; together with
ever, thing necessary Tor full outfit IN the above line
Literal deductions thn.e who buy To sell again.
Dsat forget Valentines Head Quarters. at
ian 23ts M0RSE'S Comm House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27
mERCHANDIeE.


= I'll. subscriber. now opening Tor issrs'a d"
-. SFftuND SUPPLY OF .ca.onablr Goods, recent
4, purchased b, ihrr senior partner IN r." '''''
Giel al led l., ther Sept"mhef F9fel'ase hiaA' 'i'
.toek very fil and ot tue not attractive eN.f
IN TIM. rntat ug all the ty!es oil La RS
DRESS GOODS i SilAs, Satins. Naencia-, Al"n-''n'
N.ripo. a. LAdlesi Nelyei, Satin aud Cloth Clnahs y
slmas tre,ch E1broidele. Ia gteat variet. nmo"s
ybieh are exta rich set. Of Maltese Lace md NM"
Sleeves a. Collars. general assortment :" 1ioi"''
Ca..inefes AMI Vestiaes 10 gentlemen navy so'H
of servnnts Goods, surh PULLED Liasc,s. Safuhe's
Pad Liud.cy, and Blankets. Carpets, Rugs. CfHmo
Cloth. AMI Door Nit. Together with all good' hr
longing the Dry Goods trade, napy ct whieh nave
been purchased for marh less than ihy could TIVE Zee"
had early n the sen,on. All OF winch tb'y are deter
m nod 10 .c low and only ak examination L al
they u=h Ia insure satist otiuu
nnyI3df. JOHN 7 DAVISA co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27
Bush Mountain Mill Stones.

VA have now nn han und ar six fr,ir Of the,
W superior Mil Stones Tho" in waft would d
well 10 call soon LEE & JOHNSON
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Pump and Fire Engine.
/. =. wIEKTTEMOItE ~ BRO.

VA GUILD respectfully announce to lie ciri7eus oi
w Iynchbu1s and vicinity, thai they mundfuc-
turing, M their Agricultural Works onthe Bn,ir, K b
MlTCHEL'S PUMP n FIRE ENGINE combined
which il tie perfect article o the Kind offer
ri 10 the public. ode, gnrd for Factory. Ere ard Gar
den Eng inc. aud i peculiarly adapted IL private dwel
iags. oHordiag a Fire Engine under their direct
command, eapeble OF forcing water over two stor,
dwelling.
All u,dc,s promptly attended and Pumps put into
Wells Spring. at the usunl feics, and w4ilnutcd TO
perform Will tor year.
We the acknowledgements for the counties ut Camp
he'll. Amherst Bedford und AppomuttoA.
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Low Fare from Lynehburgio Richmond
THREE D0LLARSl

On md aIter Ihr lWh July, our Bouts viii leave
l. nchburg Tor Richmond, r,i-weckIN, VIZ: Tuesday,
rhursday& Saturday al directly after tbc ar.
rival Of the Western Passengers from Lynchbmr
two nights and one day the Boai- and those
who hav" husiacss in Kichnnnd. cnn without lossinR
time save a. 30 by taking thi- route. tor Char .ou"-
WILLIE ,ri weekly cu,chrs in s, Jsvle; ienye
Lynchburg At M arrive IN Chm lootesyilr next day
pm BOYD, EDMUND DAVE NPOhT-
lu,
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NAI SITTER.

EUANo, GGANO-ln consequence at tue re.
" duction mnde 10y the Peruvian Agent in the price
of Guono we will close stool, sj3 per 2o00
Ms, CASH. Those ia want will please call sum ~
our quantity s suull. W. T. ANDERHON& co.
nm L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27

DRYANTS Pumonc Waters for Coughs Colds &c.
ID Also, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Wstars Balsam
Wild Cherry, Mrs. GARDENERS Syrup. (Horehound) Has
tings Syrup, (Naptha) Slubler's Expec,ount, James
E pectorant &c. For sale 10y
nov 9i-s ID. X. LYMAN.
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AI.IGIIs.

toNuY Tapers, in small boKes and by quantity,
Wax Candirs. small .i,e,
Matches without sui phuf.
1npers. Eur snle low
j. II THOMPSON & cos
a.c o3ts New Drtr Storc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27
TEMPLE OF FASHION
N STITZER
HN7 NOW Iece1Vnd md m slUTr Nls mi .INIo z
GENTLEMEN S FINE DRESS HATS,

GBNTLEMEN'S FINE DRESS HATS
Comprising I'VE style md quality Hats ant Caps
nduptcd for the Fail aud Winter u%de Tie deems it
unnecessary 10 enumernte the d, REM sly les aud qual
lies of his lnge aud ell selected stock the unye-
sa reputation Of his inimlabc Hats precludcs the
~ o ,ny Ing much TINT point, II Is wed Known
that his Hats unique pr scutng symey and great
beauty, which scarcely seen elsewhere His young
mems Fall style Silk Hats for beauty of finish and ee
gauce of stsIe. duHh. and chenpncsscant be snalas
sed 10y and estab, hmant the State. His friends cgs-
toncls mud the public respectfully invited to call and
supp Ihemsrlve with good and handsome Hats nj his
own nuke. which are ..EStl aud NEW All kinds OF
Hats made 10 order with ncutne-s and Dispatch Gus.
TONERS hats dressed usual. Call nt the sign
of the Blue Hat ter bargains,
nrt Q IL WV STITZER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27

seq AIRS fob ACCO
NJ. I.ANGHORNE & SONS.
WHOLESALE DEALERS SPEARS
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
HNHE subscribers have constantly hand large
4 stock Of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARS, OF
the approved brands which they feel confident ARE
inferior in the market and which will be sold AT
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
ORDERS from any part of the Union will be promptly
met and ens satisfaction guaranteed to purchasers.
The folowi rands are kept constantly on hand:
La Flor de lsbann, La Sulrana,
California Las Tres Coronss,
Jicotenca, La Gotta de aqua
Old Dominion Conguista,
La Fiel de p J. c., ELeon de Orc
La Teresita, FL Nuptuno
Rio Hondo, Plantation,
Ell Program, Figaro,
Las Tres Estrellas La Norma.
Herman Cortez, Prlnoipes,
Lafayette, &c &c'
ToBAcco.
Oronoco Nectarine
G1io Leaf Catawoa,
Golden Peach, stanard, 3c.' "
Septembe S-d&cts
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y EW DRY GOODS

| Mountnin Butter juA rcccyel and for sale In
dc / - LEE 4 JOHNSON.
n EW DRY GOODS
! PillLnP W. PAYNE
IL nov receiving II very superior stock of FALL
mud WINTER DRY GOODS. consisting OF every article
of Ladr- and Genemen's wear. Also. large as~urt
ment al Blankets, Lndseys and Heavy Woolens all Of
which lie oilers the favorable terms fls for.
mer patrons nnd the public generally spectfu
icited To ca al k}LE'S CORNER, MAIN ST.
sep l6 DIS
( HAMPAGNE WINE 49,. Champagne
y Wine ut the most approved Brands mPorted IN
pint aud quart bottles, for sale by
dec 4ts LEE & JOHNSON.
M + respectfully invite the attention OF Contractors
w Traders and all persons wishing 10 purchase,
To still very large stock.
Pulled Cloth and !, Satinets Lindseys, Blankets,
Socks, Wool Iials, c dc All OF winch sell
il very low.
Also, good Stock Ready Nude Clothing, sach al
Over Cents, Pants Vests, Shuts, DRIVERS and
good stock Negro Glsihinr. always hand at reduced
prices. SIIGLER, MeELDERRY \ co
dec 8 Is Rep cop,.l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27

AND AEN-I Okk FAUkEI 81 N, new .sses~1
line j. composed Of the following vessels, o.,i
.nls from Nen-N ORR every three dny- All owned u
the cit, OF Ichmouc, VIZ:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27

COUGHS ~ COLDS -Bry'ms Puhnonc
~ Waters. Juiube Drops A,res Cherry Pectoral,
sublers Cherry Expectorant, Hastings Syrup Naptha,
Wistars Balls. w. Cherry, etc, etc tor sale by
dec 54d&wts II. STABlER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27
HxEAM Ale, NEWARK CIDER

= Barrel. Beyrijgr'- Cream Al.
do Newark G idcr, IN dpught Or by t he hsre.
10 Bt kct- Ciampaeur Vine, quarts and nt7
For sale hg (no2,-i4 s. A. BY -
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Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad

Alhilt bblIN Ut e - y. NJ
The Express aud Mail Tam tom retcrshu
connect Richmond with the Trains goi.g MOTIF. IN
Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia aud New oh 49,
The express a.n with the trains on the
Vagina Cehtal RAILROAD Tor Charlottesville, Staunton-
&r.
Through Tickets Tor Washington SIS 90
" ia iimore AT .----...--.-..- 81
'' Philudenhi,at. .--...-... 90
Can =" procurcd the Ticket Office in Petersburg
The Express trains de- stop for way passengers
The Mad trans Will only stop Port al had aud
Clover lila Junction. Halt Way Station aud Manehes
Ter. The Accommodation trims will step Tor way rns.
senCers.
Fare fsr white persons, 81 35; Children hreeand
Twelve years OF pge 80 cents Coorci persons
II servants 81
Servants will no, be permitted in first class except
when in attend lnce infant children, sick persons
absolutely requiring their CARE in which case the snne
price ns lor white PERSONS viii be charged
A discount OF o will be made each fare
when tickets procured the Office. and To persons
getting the where tickets sold
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
by their masters with Two passes that can be
retained the olhcc and il must be eXpres Sthted
IN pass thai they permitted 10 60 the Cars.
n. B.-The Trains viii run by Richmond Time.
THOS. DODAMEAD, SUPt.
Offco II. < 2. X. r CO
30.dScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27

WANTED 10 HlRE-l00 N groes t
w work the Va g. Tenn. Rail Road, at lay ing
rackfor which liberal prices viii be paid. Apply Ia
+. DENAEAD
or A. \. Montgomery, Agent,
dec 23.dts Lvurhburr Nn.
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coal.

y All persons wishing Ia supply themselves with n
good article Of krd-asl AnthlHrltc and Batun nous
Coal for the winter sruson will End 1t their int
II they leave their orders with tho underenee
possible; they wii be ret their ConI by
Rchm md measure mud at Invest Richmorld rrc
including tte gbt aud tolls. DAHL s. JAklER.
sen o
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CRATES, CRATES

no'her lot oflho,e highly nished Crates Of vnriou.
n sizes and STYLES, Just received tue Lynchbnrg
'uiuacr ana Rarge Wurekousa c, 5. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27

CAMPHENE and Burning Fluid. just received and
~ for sale by no 2l-ts D. Il. LYMAN.
NEWARK CIDEK.-lO bbls. Newark Cider,
lust received on consignment. which we VIII sell
low i,n2Ots WIN. r. ANDERSON co.
THE hi CHEST price paid for Elk change on the Ea stern
l. cities, by PETEhs, SrENOE a. w.
aug IL dts
NOR SALE.--Two hundred Shares Lynchbnrg
IL Hose anoFires insurance Stock.
la. ao.,, : - PETERS, SPENCE & 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27

NAANfED Fifteen shares &C Mereha Bank
w Sroek.ta supply an ofter.
July d,. PETERS. SPENCE X co.
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LATE NEWS BY THE MAILS.
MnrRer in Hnnorer.


A brutal murder was perpetruted i'll the coun-
~ of Hanover about twelve miles from Richmond
city on Saturday last. The particulars as gath
cred bv the Penny Post, are "a follows:
There was gathering that day at the house of
+, Mr.. Stewart. which was attended by many in
the vicinity. and some few from this city. Among
these were Mr. Thos. Boze and Mr.. Ro. w. Mar
rim. of Richmond. Nothing occurred during the
dny to disturb the general feeling of the ASSEM-
Mod comnanv till il waxed late, when some of
them began to show the effects of frequent pota-
t;,ns Inv retting quarrclsome. Mr.. Martin sec
ing this, urged Mr. Boze to leave, and the two had
prepared to do so. by getting in their buggy. At
his iuncturc an alteration occurred between an
inyidual, whose name we have been unable to
learn, and a Mr.. Starke with drawn pistol, and
as the affair was about to reach its eliminating
point, both Boze and Martin jumped from their
vehicle to prevent the effusion of blood. AT this
time Starke's opponent was vooferously proclaim
ing his ability to whip him, Invested of the weap-
on. Boze had hardly approached them, when
Starke's pistol exploded. MORALLY wounding him,
the ball taking effect in his breast. His words
were, Il am a dead man." and SO it proved to be-,
for in less than half an hour, and before the
arrival of DR.. Tyler who had been sent for, his
spirit had taken its everlasting fight. Mr.. Boze's
mother lives within mile of where her son fell.
He belonged We learn, to the Young Guard of
Richmond. Starke was immediately arrested and
committed to Jail. He is the same individual who
married, Mrs. Burnett after the murder OF her hus
band by George w. johnson, and whom the lat
ter has, since his escape from the county Jail,
where he was awaiting his trial for the offence
carried to parts unknown.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-02
Late and Important from Hnrana.


The steamship Isabel Captain Rollins, arrived
at Charleston, Saturday, with dates From Ha-
vana and Key West to the 25th. The Cores
pendent of the Courier says n grand review took
place at Havana on the 22d inst. Commodore
McCauley occupied seat in Gen, Concha's car
riage.
Three Creole gentlemen were in prison, charged
with beating four Spanish officers of rank.
Several of the Civil Guard are reported to have
been assassinated in the streets.
1t was reported the 25th that Commodore
Nc sauly had effected settlement with General
Concha, of the difficulties between the United
States and Cuban authorities. The Courier
correspondent, however, doubts this, believing
that General Concha has no authority to treat.
The guards had all been withdrawn from the
ship Thomas Church.
Pinelo and Cadalgo embarked on the Odd for
Spain.
Gen Concha had invited Commodore McCauley
to grand banquet.
Sugars and molasses are advancing. Freghts
were active.
The brig Horatio was picked up on the Odd off
Sand Key, and towed into Key West stripped of
everything, and showed indications of having
been set on fire, and is presumed to have been
abandoned