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ilE'RN TAYLOR N CO..
Importer and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
s;a6dlery Hardware,
Scales and Balances.
CAST CAS-! CAS-!

Gas and steam Pipe Filters and Finishcrs, Also,
Manufacturers AMI dealers in Wrought Iron Pipes
and Fixtures, For steam, Gas and ater constantly
on hand. hENNLD1 y BC LIEN,
81 Union -. Boston
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VISIT OAK HALL,

EstajhSlcd IN Boston, Mass, IN 1871.
This House which fully sustains its enyiabe posi-
tion, is daily receiving large supplies Of recently
manufactured seasonabc Clothing. Dealers, Travel
lcrs and resident citizens will find every thing to
meet their demands at prices defying competition.
IS, 80, 81 81, SO 4 IS, North st, Boston, Mass,
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Bounty Land Warrants.


TNTTF subscriber. ,re navi0r the highest market
p-ire for Land Warrants.
BOUNTY Lnni and Pension Claim, prosecuted on
reasonable terms by
WESTON 4 SHAW.
Burlington, Aug. 9Th, 1855. wGw3mos
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Enprayjnps 4 Paintings.

Wn.or & Ncwton's Oil Colors, in Tubes Grecan
Mastic Varnish Brushes, nc, wholesale md retail
c. DREW, Is Court street. Boston.
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Diseases of Throat and Lungs.


X. kERSHAW Il co.
Nos. iG md IS Congress ST. and so Charlcstown st.
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= / { .

In Burlington Sept. 22d, Mt the residence Of II. W.
R. Dean, WV. ADAMS, aged 90.
In Shelburne Sept. 2lst, Mrs. sApRrsA A. CrrrI.,
aged q years.
In Cincinnati Ohio, Aug. 9th SiLAs C. FRkrNAS,
NJ D. formerly Of Essex w. aged 20 years.
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Manufacturer Of, and Dealer in, every description q
Desks, Jewellers Trays, Etc.
ISAAC HARLOW

Orders promptly attended To. NdrcTooms, Nos
aud 10 Chapman Place, Opposite City Hall, Hchoc
street. Boston
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-09-28
NEW JEWELRY STORE


Church ST.. Burlington. VI.
HANING fitted up my south store and rented
L it to Mr. ". W Partridge, for a Music store,
| have altered over and enlarged my North store
next door, formerly occupied by Mr.. Amos Pang-
born and myself and have put in new Cases, and
fitted the store up convenient and pleasant for
TONERS, and filled it with almost entirely new
stock of Goods in the
WATCH AND JEWELRY LINE.
And an extensive variety Of Fancy Articles to which
additions made
EN l. RS W " T. X
in tho year.
Watch work, Clock Work, Engraving, and all work
in the line executed with ucntuess and promptly.
Coffin Plates of pure silver and silver plated, ready
made and engraved ut short notice Customers cal
rely getting GOOD goods and at as low prices
for goods Of same quality in any other quarter
All vsiters TO the town are invited to examine the
New store and new and extensive variety, whether
wishing to buy or not. j. L, BRlNsMAID,
Formerly Of the firm Of Pan sborn Brinsmaid)
Wilt Church IT. burlington, Vt.
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Wingate's Hats,
Fall Styles-Isj5. l3 Franklin Avenue

Between Cornhill and Court st. Boston.
Centrally located, convenient for all-not in costly
apartments nor subject to high rents. Under these
circumstances, being practical halter, and having
had long experience in the business he can sell tho
best Moleskin Hat, CASUALLY sold for So at the low
price OF s.. Terms Cash On hand at all seasons
the oeS5 quality of hats, of the most approved fash
ions, Hats made to order and warranted to fit
uehtlemen, by sending the size Of tho head, can
nave hat forwarded by expires, to any part of the
country All kinds of hat, repaired at short notice
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The Music Book Of the season ,

We arc prepared TO I'LL our orders for this val.
liable work, which is spoken Of in the highest terms
by all musicians who have examined it.
JOHN P. JEWETT 4 CO., Publishers,
III Washington st, Boston.
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MnsliHJ. L'hcns Ddmasis, &C.,
We offer tho above Of our own importation, and
from the various Auction sales, a, low prices
kINHONIH \ CO..
AIS Washington st, through to aud 10 Winter
street. Boston.
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TROY Conference Academy.


I COATED at West roullncy, Vt, is undergoing
- extensive aud thorough repairs. Furnaces re-
moved. Hall rnttions taken away tu furnish light
AMI free ventilation. No expense is spared TO- put
evcryhin. within and around the seminary in good
hcalthyaud pleasant condition. The Joincr. Mason,
and Painters. will leave behind them the evidence OF
their fithluinc's and skill. New furniture, far
ns necessary to supply the place OF that which is
too much worn, will be added. Ladies' rooms will
be carpctci. The Academic Year viii consist Of
two terms Of 81 weeks each.
Winter Term commences November Let, 1853.
Summer Term commences May LIST, 1886. Vacation.
in April and October. An able and experienced
faculty of siA male aud two female t-rhcra i pro-
vidcd.
Tuition in tho solid branches, including ancient
and modern languages, board. furnished rooms,
washing, lights aud fuel with all necessary books
and stationary, except dictionaries for the classics,
$3.50 per annum, strictly payable hilfycarly in adj
vance, unless SporH arrangement Is otherwise
made with the proprietor 1t is deemed sufficient to
say to those with whom we have had the pleasure
ofan acquaintance, that pains will be spared to
make the school what it should be, and thus sustain
its former and VOL deserved reputation. For cir
culars apply to j. poor, Proprietor,
West Poultney, Vt.
Sept 81. wit
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Our only place Of Business,
D Il WinterSt. opposite the old stand.
Geo. Turnbull 4 Co.

Arc receiving thcr Fall aud Winter stock q
RIBBONS, LACES, EMBROlDERlES,
Musns, silks and Sltns, Mernos Velvcts, &C.,
which they oder at low prices To wholesale purchas-
cr'. They also invite special attention to their
retail stock, comprising in addition 10 the above,
complete assortment Of
Linens, Dress Good, ana Domestics.
Boston, sept. !, 1855.
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Notice of Dissolution.

fENIlE copartner,hip heretofore existing between
IL Christopher NJ. pavey, Nelson Kiug.land aud
Samuel Ame', under the name aud style OF Dayey,
Kingland & Co., was on the eth day Of September
instant, dissolved, The outstanding Affairs Of the
said firm will be adjusted by Nelson, kingsland and
samuel Ames, who are alone authorized to close
the same. NELSON kINGSLAND.
SAMUEL AMES
Burlington, Sept, 18th, 1855. ditw3W
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COMMERCIALS.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
Carefully corrected and r,us,i for the Pre-, PreSs,by
q IL AnAkIC L. co

.. II. ADIANIS q OO',
Commission Merchants, 1856 4 1871 Blackstone ST.,
Boston.
Particular Attentions pad TO II, sIls OF all kinds o
Country Proin-t.
CHARLES II. ADAMS. JAMES X. HALL.
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OTIS CLAPP,

TUBE OIL CoLORS, CANy AS c..
Materials for Grcci,n and Oriental Painting.
Win.or 4 Newton. 'uncrior Tube Oil Color.. Pre-.
pared Canvas. and nil other supplies for oil Paint
ing and Drn vinr, for sale wholesale and retail by
". ]. WIIIPpLE. IS Cornhil. Boston.
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new method Of treating Spinal p.ca'os, Curyi-
lures of the Spine, and Spinal Weakness, without
pain or suffering to the patient, however young or
feeble, is now successfully practi.cd
BY DIR. j. \. WOOD,
at his ofcc No. glj Washington street, Boston, or
at his resi- icncc, Marlboro Hotel.
Having examined the Serpentne Spring Elastic
Apparatus, used by Dir. j. A. Wood, in the treat
mcnt of Lateral curvature, Of the spine we recon-
mend 1t as efficient and com Portable 10 the patient i"
Henry j. Biselow, VI. D., Prof Sur. IL. Univcr.
city Geo. Hayward, NJ. j., cx-Prof. Sur IT,
University; Winslov Lewis, NJ. D.; J.V. c. smith,
Mayor Of Boston; John ". Warren, VI. D. Henry
Il. CLARK, VI. b. City Physician.
Boston, Aug. lstl.
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HERE Is THE REMEDY
DIR. CLOTGH'S
G O L u NJ B l A PILL

Have you
Liver Complaint Use . to Pills Daily.
Kidney Complaint Use | to every other day.
Rheumatism Use to time. week.
Eryspclas Cso 10 Pills each day.
Fever and ASue C'e To ( every other day.
Scro'ul' leo ? tot Pin. daily.
,c9ry T.o go Pills each day.
Ilccrs Use 10 li.is daily.
Fovcr 70 3, Jet Physician direct.
Dyspepsia t'e TO Pill. each duy.
Con'tipatei Bowels U,olto 3 Pill. daily.
Piles Tse ! to Pills each day.
Dropsy Use3to Pills daily
turc. are effected st less cost Of money and loss
of time, than by ony other medicine known. These
Columbian Pills, if used faithfully, will search out
your disease, let it be inside or outside. Help.
struggling nature to eNpel herfoe.." Der.ngemcnt
Of the hillary organs i, the primary cause Of most
Gases Ct Consumption Correct this arrangement by
faithfully using Dr.. Cluugh', Columbian Pill.
In ono case boxes accomplished what SIC DOCTOR
ing failed TO do-Curci Suppression Of the
Men'c', or painful and imperfect men,irustion,
THESE PILLS WILL CURE,
For Females TO use under all delicate circumstances.
and for lndie in child bed, the equal cannot be
found-in' nluablc. An eminent Fhvsician say.
These Columbian Pills should he found and used
in every family in the land"
Asa mild, gentle physic, here /, just what you
need
For Powerful Cathsrtie, acre Is power indeed
So each gland in the system feels Just the ght touch
Each small dose i,helping-the great none toe much
Sold by Druggists and dealers in Medicine all over
the County. Price IS cents. 8 BoIe, for 81.
Orders must he addressed to VIM. Renne Proprietor
PittsGeld, Mas, Sold in Burlington by THEo. A.
PECK, Gro. W. ALLEN, A. g. SPEAR. Ninooski,
IsHAN A, B. q d. SANDS. \. !, city.
Sept 2e, 1893. dSwf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12
Later from Sat- Lake City.


The appointment of Colonel Steptoc AS Cover
nor of the Territory, rice Brigham Young; Har-
rs' Secretary rice A. w. Babbt,. took the
Mormons by surprise.
Ca New Years day quite serious collision
took place between the United States soldiers
and the citizens at a drinking shop. Fire arms
were freely used, and seven eight persons were
shot, but fortunately none of them were killed.
Two OF the soldiers were severely wounded, and
fora time it was thought they could not recover
The Mormons ordered ont the "Leginn" threat
tening to destroy the whole battalion of the
United States troops in the city, under Col Step
toe. The three companies of United States
troops were quickly paraded under arms-they
strengthened their position. and awaited the as
sault OF the "Leglon,' which was every moment
expected This state of quasi warfare lasted for
three days, when camer councils prevailed and
hostiliies ceased. As the affair grew out of
drunken fit, an order issued by the civil au-
thorites forbidding the further sale of ardent
spirits in the city
The Territorial Legislature Of Utah at their late
session passed an act organizing Carson Valley
into county of that name
Among other legislation, was the passage of
an act called the Gift Law" by which the faith
full are to vest all their real and personal estate
Of every kind in Brigham Young 1t remains to
be seen whether Congress will tolerate such out
ragcous legislation in of the National Ter
ritories.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12
An Iubumru Monster.

The execution of Senior Pinto, at Havana, re-
Gently, was, it is alleged, marked by feelings of
bitter malgnty on the part of General Concha.
1t is said he issued special orders that none of his
family should follow his remains to the grrve,
though, finally, his nephew, on personal applica
ton, was permitted to do so. He is also charg-
ed with refusing the body decent burial, and
with compelling it to be placed III the same
hole in which the remains of General Lopez were
placed. These charges are made by the IIa-
wanna correspondent of the New Orleans Plea
yune, who adds that Pnto's eldest daughter
has since become literally deranged, whilst the
second is standing at deaths door.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

New YORK, April 5:h.-A letter received here
from Havana dated the Sd inst, states that great
excitement existed in consequence of the fire.
quent of the garotc.
Extensive military preparations were contin-
ued for suppressng any revolt, and for meeting
and destroying tilibuster expeditions should they
reach the island. Many houses were converted
into drill rooms, by the authorities where Span
iards Creoes, and Negroes were being taught
the use of arms.
The arrival of the steamer United States, from
New Orleans, caused great alarm, it having been
previously reported that she had landed men and
munitions of war at another part of the island
She experienced in consequence, many inconve-
niences during her stay in port.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12
Esrnne If N Stare.

A f'maie slave, belonging to widow lady,
who vas to start for Washington, secreted her
sell On board the steamer jamestown, at Nor
fox, n few days ago, and was not observed until
the boat arrived at New York. Before she could
be arrested by the captain, she was placed in
hack by the colored cook and made her es-
cape. 1t is stated that should the jamestown
return to Norfolk she will be forfeited by the
laws Of Virginia, and the officers and crew liable
To be imprisoned for aiding in the escape of n
slave Bait. Sun, 4prI9.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

CIScISyArI AFFAIRS The funeral of Munroe,
who was killed in the election riots at Cincinnati
took place on Sunday. There were about 1000
persons in the procession. The new city gov
eminent was organized and went Into operation
Monday. Mayor Farren announced his inten-
ton strictly to enforce all the city ordinances.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12
Louisville Election.

The Know Nothings swept the city Of Louis
Vile, Ky, at the municipal election on Monday,
by tremendous majorites. Barbe their candi-
date for Mayor, and all their municipal officers,
except one School Trustee and two Councilmen.
have been elected. The election passed otfqui-
etly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

AR3EsT OF PRIZE FIGHrERs.-On Monday.
Marshal Murphy of Philadelphia, with posse
of officers went to the town of Springield,in Del
aware county, and arrested aparty oftwenty-fve
persons, the principals and accessories in a prize
fight. The principals and accessories in prize
fight. The principals Dan'l Smith and John
Smith, were held in 50 000 bail each to answer,
and the others were held to bail in the sum of
$500
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

a fire at Shelbyylle, Tenn, has destroyed tho
dwelling of Rev. A. H. Dashiell, ID. D., pastor
of the Presbyterian Church in that place whose
library, all lost was one the finest in the State
His manu- scripts, also burned, included six hun
bred sermons and lectures, which he had prepar
ed for the press and designed publishing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12
LATE NEWS BY THE MAILS.
Correspendence Of the Dispstch.
Store Houte Burned-Tioo Lires Lost Supposed

Murder!
Dear Dispatch Information has just been
received here, that the store house of Messrs
Nose White, near Buckingham Court House
was burned on Sunday night last aud two young
men named Dean and Chenault, were burned in
it.
Tho young men were IN the habit If sleeping
in the store, and the general impression is that
the store was entered by burglars. the young
men murdered and the building then fired.
The unfortunate victims were much beloved in
the neghborhood ofthier residence and the great
est excitement prevails account OF their inhu-
man murder. Yours C.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

NORFOLK, April 6.-The brig Mary Perkins
from Boston, bound to Alexandria, with assor
ted cargo, has put in here with loss of foremost
The schooner Gardiner Pike, from Porto Ri
co, bound to Norfolk, has also put in here with
loss of foretopmast, sails &c, and her deck load
She has a cargo of sugar and moasscs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

PETERsBuRG, April TO.
Two men, named David Mcfarland and w
H. Young. charged with robbng Messrs. Bowles
" Coots, of the Old Dominion House of $3.50,
were examined to-day and sent on to the Circuit
eel aIrt for trial. T. Wallace, Esq, for the pris
unprs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

SAILING OF STEAMERs.-T steamer Union,
fur IIavrc, with @296,0Ou, and the steamer Black
Warrior, for IIaAona, with $60,00o left New
! ork Monday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12
knoIp. Nothing Triumph.

BALTIMORE. April l0.-At an election held at
Hagerstown, Maryland on yesterday, for five
Councilman, the Know Nothing candidates were
elected by an average majority of 1913
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

Exclusion Of Foreigners from office
The Massachusetts Legislature, on Monday.
adopted resolution, with only one dissenting
voice, declaring that no foreigner shall be eg
bic to office in that State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12
LNOIe THE TOILET

LNOK THE TOllET-Lo~'s genuine pom
Il mum Of Myrtle, violet, sweet hrar. lilly. carnution,
Sc Patiys celebrated cold cream, for sottcning AMI
beauifying the skin, Lows brown windsor sonp,
Crnvcrs honey soap, Lnbn's extracts for the hnndke
chct, larsc assortment f combs tooth nail aud hair
brushes hnr d,es, shaving brushes fine cooenre
For sale by JOHN IL. SEAN & co.
NH 90 Is Druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

SlfUATI0N WANTED AS TEACHER "A stu.
~ alton ia wanted BY gentleman, teacher, who
has had three years experience in teaching and
we'll commended. Apply thi, Office for further
particulars. apl9-ctaw,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth

f&NIlE beautiful and tavurite steamb lata TO p
l. AUGUSTA. under In. command of Asssssz2zsrs;;4.-
Capt Wm. c. Smith, $50 long and favorably known to
the travelling community the Potomac and James
2ivcr) il now running on the line win Port Wal
ihall,and is furnished With LII r. 30 a r. -
Life Preservct-, Fore Pump, aud all the piance.
required by Art OF Congress the safety pass
engers
The Cars running il nexon with the Augusta from
Richmond leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot OF
every MONDAY. Wednesdny ,aHd Friday orock
Persons a"ri, ing in Richmond BY the Packet Boats
lave but few steps walk to tin. Cars.
The Cars run.i c from Prt,r.burg city Point il.
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg
any, u above, nt7d ntrom the Depot of the Arpo
nattox Il Co Illus giving passengers Opportunity
10 go from Lynclburg ther ny the Packet Bons
Dnnviile Railroad Richmond by OF the South
Si e Railroad Petersburg aud from there
il Z to Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk III" alter
ratcda,s viz: Tuesdays, Thursday. and Saturdays,
- AN.
ne Augusta viii stop al Old Point, both going ard
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Srnspn.
Fare between Richmond. Norfolk aud Old Point. + CO
Fare between Richmond, Cokes, Rings Mill and
Grove Wharf, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so
Children over three yenrs and not oyet twelve
years of age, bali price.
Nthls.thcl, -"
Servants, through, Observation-Disclosures 5o
Servants l., any uoiu II riycr,..-- | 90
Ne,l. Observation-Disclosures. 90 3.
inn oGdsrts THOS. DODANEAD. .SUpf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

DKING ON YOUR HORSES. NEW
DELIVERY STABLE.-rhe uude'- igned respect
fully informs the ritzers of Lyuchburg H.; 10 Pc.
pared t. receive II rsr. livery, on TIC most acrom
,noIating terms the old stand of Geo NJ b d e
\. -. Hacks. Buggies nnd Horses for hire and
Hack. run every Court day Campbell Count Rou.e
ian 2r.dscly JOSEPH CLEhINS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12
LNsEE EXHIBITION.
NEW CONCERN.
~ TALIAFERRO & HAMILTON.

Wholesale & Retail Grocers and Commission
Merchants
The Subscribers having purchased Messts. billiard
Ogden's entire stock of Groceries md Stnple Dry
Goods, y eli ns additional supply bought in tho
Richmond Market, would respectfully solicit call
from their rieni. and the public generally, they
determined 10 sell goods small advance for cash,
or to punctual customers short time.
They will keep on hand at all times large and select
assortment of Groceries. They will pay especial
tention sales OF all kinds of county produce BY
prom pit attention business and dc.c please they
hope o share a liberal portion of public patronage.
The highest prices paid for Corn and Oit.
NATHAN @. TALIAFE3RO,
JOHN G. HAMILTON.
p. 81 will be pleased 10 my friends at the
CO. Germ of Taliaferro 4 Hamilton.
dec - dscts JOE. COLEMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

A CARD-Tbe firm Of RossrR Il GAwTHos, OF
~ the Norvcll House, dissolved on the lst #
February last by Capt Ro.scrs sale of his interest in
sai firm Mr, VIM Moore OF Campbell.
Capt. ROSSER has asan connected himself with
the Novel; House, where lie will he glad his
former friends and arquantances. IN i3 ats
Rep, copy, Petersburg Express and Richmond Exami.
er copy I'oppei a"d fr"ari account. t. thu 7'ee
NOTICE.-After this date 22d of March 1850
will not be rr.ponsible Tor any made by
Juhn MrFaIs MS Agent for me, he il no longer my
Agent. PARKS INGALLS,,
nia3l.dSclm Balcony tnlla
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

NJ Z N--Un flIHV mnrlluo. AU,I n
-" ~'il "t tn Market House splendi .ta,L :,
Il"ih' C"ss meres. Nesting., &c Also. n ling, In, =,
Nnmmrr Glnthing; also. ahom 20 Cloth Cnnt,-,Il ~
Nrn Is 81 hrst tate quality, aud variety of other
artices usual, kent b, u fr.t elas M.,rb3, r
ifkMs.-Ail sums over $50. u credit Of si,ty G,y.
t"i "nlro"ed paper; nndrr sJn. ca,h.
Nair I" co nmenre at 10 o'clock, and be continual
next day, = n i competed
apllI d4t AkERS & DIILARD Ap,,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12

BY WV. III. NsOsBY, Auctionccr.
On ALE OF FANNY RE>s,sNCr
A-4 ny VT - II DECD ot Trust executed !, ,I
~. S""ifh H. pra''hg dai" the - day oi February
1919 aud Il r"roii III the CirIN : on =, If Ia. r,i
Court "l lsuehh s!all. Tor tle purp ,,r. tbcrei
IN utilized rocco I" sci pubic atIrtinn +, ,b
highe.t bidder nj - o'cnck on SATURDAY. H..
I'm day ii APn next, the House and Lon heretofore
oc' upiel ~ hmiy residence by the s,il C,,,ihon
nnd frontin the Roman Catholic Church ol 5tb s,rn,,
The property IA very desir'lr, ell watrrcd Tho ,.,
drnre OF bfick, aud i paying a rem ut s225
he terms wall he ii'ci"l, aud made known ON duy of
sale. "
The above property wns sold lew day, since but
having sold much below it. val lie Va. taken Lnrl ~
mnrnal const mt Of the pailie,
II. d. FLOOD Trustee.
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