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The Man At The Corner.
TDIGBY's DAGUERREoTYPEs. I

Of all the characters in the great cosmora
ma of existence the man at the corner, is the
most important. His sphere Of action is not
confined, as is the lawyer, doctor or divine's.-
1t extends upwards and goes downwards from
the circumference to the centre. Behold him
as he is, with his cloak drawn about him at
this moment his mind is surcharged with the
local matters of last night, and the general
matters of the past half century-his mind is
great se-achromatic at that-into whose
focus everything is drawn, and sent out again
in diverse and many colored rays. He is
walking Gazetteer.-"The key hole reporter
well acquainted with every nice bit of scam
dal-if he was not an eye witness to the scene.
He has the recipe Of fern seed to walk invisible
and is here and there, at the same time, catch
ing up little understanding much Of them,
upon microscope principles. In the hour of
distress-the day of pestilence, he has tear
to mingle with the tears of the afflicted. A
sight of the grave digger or the undertaken,
at such time, is positively relief from
the sight of the man at the corner. -
Then he looks weary like well spent 81.
moon, and when he walks away his very boot
heels say. 'Smith died last night, Smith died
last night, tip, tap, tip, tap, tip!" In day Of
political excitement; he is in the service Of both
the Bluffs and the Blues and yet is ready tc
give three cheers for the Hon. Slumky if Slum
ky is victorious, although Slumky is opposed tt
both. The man at the corner, talks much o
"principle"-he, himself is governed only by
principle; he scorns the man, who for the sake
ofpecuniary interest (say pair Of boots) abau
dons his principles. The "Man at the Corner,
is in possession of the philosophers stone he
lives on principles only understood by thos'
who are versed in the mysteries Of magic-h'
has no VISIBLE means but an inexhaustable
fund, in the credulity of mankind, to draw on
The MORMON DOCTRINE IN ENGLAND.-Th
people and the law are both against Brigham
Corey, in some parts of England. A late pa
per says:
"For the last fortnight two elders Of thi
sect have been delivering nightly lectures a
Gloucester, and on one occasion, few night
, ago, the lecturer having chosen for his them
, that favorite doctrine among the Mormons-
polygamy-he was mobbed and elected frou
, the building. Accordingly, yesterday he sum
moned before the Mayor and city authoritie
four persons, viz, Maria Harris, Charles Gar
diner, Thomos Moreland, and David Jones
for disturbing a congregation Of persons as
! sembled for the religious worship, under thu
, authority of SO Geo. Ill, C. 55. The lecture
having proved that the room was licensed un
der the act, and stated that he had been pelte
with stones an had his windows broken, it wa
e submitted to the bench on behalf of the defen
A dants, that the lecturer had assembled his
congregation of an unlawful purpose, viz
the promotion Of practice (polygamy) whic
: was contrary to law. The bench dismisse
4 the charge on the ground that the doctrin
/. promulgated by the lecturer was contrary +
the law Of the land.
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Drugs, Medicines. etc

Drugs, Medicines. etc.
doz bottles superior Snuff;
10 lbs White Pepper, superior quality;
doz pure Cod Liver Oil;
IL doz bottles superior Writing Ink, ass'd sizes;
l6 doz Essence Tar safe and certain cure for
darrhGa, dysentery and all other bowel al
fections
100 copies Akns' Christian Minstrels;
6 d0z bottles Essence Jamaica Ginger;
20 reams superior note, letter and cap Paper;
doz bottles Ayres' Cherry Pcctoral, and doz
boxes Ayres' Pills;
doz boxes Thorns Extract;
800 lbs Sulphur;
rs lbs Blisterng Plaster, superior quality;
l2 doz pure Olive OIL for sale by
nv2O IN LEMON.
I IOUORS-An assortment for sale low, in gallons
Il or bbls, by J. &. DARMOND.
JAYS FAMILY PRAYER BOOKS-for sale
by l. n. LEMON.
(iHOlCE MUSTARD,
" just reed, large supply of best KY and Eng.
mustard, for sale by
septl LANGWORTHY Il T1LDON.
NROCERIES-l have on hand an assortmedt Of
VI Provisions and Groceries and Planters goods
which offer low for Cash or Cotton
novs &c. DARMOHD.
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Nj ARRIElp.

On the 9th inst. by the Rev. WIN. B. LACY,
Mr.. LEWIS NAUMAN, of Clinton, La, t. Miss
BYTHELLA E. daughter Of B. HAYNES,
ESQ.,, Of this Parish.-Feliciana Democrat.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. j. B. SMITH, Mr.
LAFAYETTE BROWN, to Miss LEILA,
daughter of Mrs. Margaret Skipwith, all Of this
Parish.
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THE AMERICAN PATRIOT

MrsSas. --rToRs: If VIZ H. 0Rzzs win
consent to become 4 candidate for Justice Of
the Peace Of the 9Th Ward, hs VIII receive 4
majority Of votes over any ether candidate.
Voc Posu11. On NAxy vess.A
Dec. 1st, 1856.
The American patriot., 1855-12-15

Clinton Ms.se AcA0emy.
THIS Institution will open on Monday next,
l. the 10th Of December, in which viii! be
taught thorough course Of English, Classical
and Mathematical studies .0 =
TERMS-$15, $40, and ea5 per session Of
FIVE months, payable monthly in advance.
H Each pupil will be required to furnish
his own chair. w. HILL, a. NJ.
Dee s. 1856, Sm
The American patriot., 1855-12-15

A FoRruNE--Miss Catherine Hayes. it is
said, has realized fortune, by singing, of$200,-
900. She has visited California, Australia,
China and Hindostan.
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w $50 syasas. their Horses ShOds
THE undersigned faving engaged good Smith, is
l prepared to do all kinds Of ofBLACKsMlTHING.
Also, 10 work and repair Wagons and Carriages
Those wanting any work in his line, are invited to
give him call at his cid stand on the street run
ming East from the Public Square.
nov3 REMNANT BOW MAN.
COPY BOOKS, with and without copies-ior
sale By ]. n. LhMoS.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Valuable Property Tor sale.
A VALUABLE TOWN LOT, situated in the
n Town of Clinton, on the street leading out to-
wards Greensburg containing about FIVE ACRES
OF LAND, with sll Of the improvements and hull
dirgs thereon--the same upon which the late A.
j. Law lived, and upon which his widow now re-
Sides
This place is most admirably situated for town
residence, lying just about proper distance from
the public square to be free from noise, and just
near enough to be convenient to business.
The buildings are pinn, but complete and III
good repair, comprising Dwelling. both comfort
able and orvenicnt in its structure, Kitchen Sta
bles, Cribs, and other outhouscs.
There is n rich garden most excellent well OF
water. spacious horse lot, aud large lot in the
rear Of the buildings the premises, all OF which
are most desirable appurtenances to a convenient
family residence.
Any one wishing TO purchase town property, as
IA permanent investment, would do well to call and
examine this piace--a bargain can he had.
For further particulars apply to the Editor OF the
American Patriot, or to
Nov ~ 80 j. NJ. fOCaH.
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East Baton Rouge T.McGraw.
. Dawson Supernumary.
Evansville J. ]. Early.
Missionary to China J.W. Lsmberth,
~ Next ConSsrsnce to meet 1t Kosciusoo,
Mississippi
The American patriot., 1855-12-15
Nov. II, 1865.

Notice.
The STATE or LOUISIANA, Personally came and
Parish of East Felicana, appeared before me the
undersigned authority, Henry Hawford, resident
of the above State an1 Parish, and person OF
credit, who being duly sworn according to Law de-
clares and says that he was private in the com
pany Of Captain WYLY, first Regiment under
Col E. MoREHoUsE, in the Texas War 1886, that
he was at that time twenty five 90 years Of age,
that he has never received any Lands whatever,
for any of his Military services in said campaign,
and hereby gives notice to oil persons of the same
that he intends to make application for. his said
Lands as well as whatever may be due him for his
said services.
Sworn to-, and subscribed before me this 2lst day
of November 1855.
Nov. "a, 1855. II. SklPWlTH, Cterk.
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New Rocks.

New Rocks.
pOESTICK'S LETTERS;
OLD HOMESTEAD, BY MRs. SrErnESs
lRVIN'S WORKS;
BAYARD TAYLOR'S TRAVELS IN JAPAN
ACND ENTRAL Africa;
Just receued by NAUMAN & STRAUSS.
Toys! TOysN
A SPLENDID lot Of toys for Christmas and
"A New Year.
Call and see our beautiful stock Of fancy
goods. Cloth, Tooth, Hair and Nail brushes
Combs, etc, also fine lot Of oil paintings.
| ds NAUMAM & STRAUSS.
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NEW ADVER
Silliman Fen ale 81
sa ~ taasg,

, Ts meeting
n lnsdtution
Henry McDonsh
Institution.
Mr.. McDons'd
family toClintoF
to open the s
March, with suca q
be required.
Clinton, H., Dec
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Estrayed,

Estrayed,
DEFORE me, Justice Of the Peace for tho
ID fifth ward by Henry Grey, living 10 miles
north of Clinton, two mares and one horse
One chestnut sorrel, left eye out blaze face,
white feet, valued at twenty dollars. One
sorrel horse, blaze face, left eye ont, appraised
at forty dollars, the other mare, very poor,
old, and worth little or nothing
Dec. 8. II. B. CHASE, J. P. 9th ward.
The American patriot., 1855-12-15

CTRONGEsT WHITE WINE VINEGAR, for
y picking, at II. S. BEECHENO L. cos,
jyl4 late Saddler's Drug store, Clinton, La.
HAVING just returned from New Orleans with a
III full supply of goods Of eveIy discription l
respectfully invite an examination.
nov3 GA NEAFuS
The American patriot., 1855-12-15

By the politeness Of the Rev. J. J. Wheat
we are enabled to publish below the appoint.
ments made BY the Mississippi Conference,
which has just adjourned ito session heed for
some time past at vicksburg We are pleased
indeed that Brother Wheat has been returned
to our circuit, and We are snre our readers
will be glad to know that this talented young
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MlSCELLANEOll
RENOy Al,

~vi The subscriber having removed to his Stnrc
W. d"rs hhuve Ia. old stand aud three doors south
"A MAN md Narset straeta is prepared II offer in.
dnftnen'~ 10 rcr'a purchasing all kinds OF ID ues
Medicines Paints Oils, DYES, Window Glass. Putty
Peri tnery tancy Articles Nc. &.
This Store /. l02 feet deep, which will enable him
keePa much atger stock than usual. Particular att.n
Ton will be paid 10 all orders. re,eripu filed
All hour; aud from .Nuete1co Of than 30 year
he haner. himsr that he i'll be able 10 Turn Il, only
such medicines Hs nte pure md roi uinc. Athe
ihhr1horutonl Preparations made they appear IN
ia, Medical Journals.
MUSIC SALOON.
The second story will uscd a Music Saloon whc,o
hc has aud will Keen n supply thosc Truly cell
rhrnted Worlds tair tLundon) frem IN Pianos All
kinds nt Music and Musical Instruments furnished to
order. Fivate entrance the Saloon in the alley
Niscrs will please ring the door bell
u X. LYMAN, bank Square.
SEP ll.hA2I Gmr
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Nauai Intelhgence-A Steamer Fired Into.
New YORK, Jan. S.-lntelligence from the
sloop of war Marion, at Porto Praya, on the 9th
of December, states that the constellation left
that place for St. Vincents on the 10th of No
vember; and the sloop of war Dale, left ON the
Ist December for Monrova cruise.
business in Coffee at Gonaives was brisk.
The Golden Eagle, from st. Thomas, reports,
that before she arrived, the steamer Benz nmin
Franklin was charted by the Royal Mail Com
pany to take the mails and passengers to the
other islands. The Franklin was fired into by
the authorities of St. Thomas when leaving the
port. and ball passed through state room in
which was an English lady with her child The
steamer was detained two days for repairs. The
reason given by the authorities for their conduct
was that the steamer had no right to pass.
The L. S. sloop of war Falmouth badly
strained and leaking, put into St. Thomas on the
Doth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
EVENING, SESSION,

At the session of the Old Soldiers Convention,
this evening" resolution was passed urging
Congress to making provision for soldiers and
their widows and children; also for the Indians
who helped when prisoners in Trpol urg
ing an extension of the pension law TO the sol
diers of the war of 1872 and their widows and
children; aud returning thanks to Mr.. Brodhead
for his exertions in their behalf. The resolu-
tions also eulogize Madison Clay, Lowndes and
Colhoun, urge the completion of the National
Monument, &c.
committee appointed to memorialize
Congress On these Subjects
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

Spa1S.-Bv the Asia, we have the following
intelligence from Spain:
Mr.. Soule has had IA conference with the new
Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs. He is re-
ported to have complained of the want of kind
ness he had experienced, and also the attacks of
the Spanish press 1t is further said that he ex-
pressed ahope that the relations between his
Government and that of Spain would continue
ON mo st friendly footing; and ~dded that for
his part. he would do everything in his power to
bring all pending questions to an amicabe ter
mination.
NJ Luzurigaga received these advances with
necessary reserve, while making protestaton
of his personal desire, and that of his govern
ment, to reconcile the maintenance of existing
rights with the establishment of international re-
lations foun led on the best intelligence
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REMEDIES
WHICH CAN BE RELIED ON,

Being each suited TO a "Specifc Disease.
OF
Family Medicines one
deass and NJ" ae the manufacturers Of the msny
1nTr
spasnnn w they know It'll INTO hode. Of Which "a"
80 i,sa J. & ROSE, NJ ID Phila
ruF pr,T COUGH WORIDTlleIe Cough
DIR RoSE'S CELEBRATED E&PEC-
relieves the
asthma preparation for Consumption and all
lns ds.asrn known In hotties 90 eta. aud VI a..
s. ROSES UHOOPLNG C0UGHSlRtP g'esimmed"te rehsf.
.quro cure n one Price 30 cts
IN y ths
s,sr tn,ongt iidrrh Price 20
Pa the
Cold, Chot, Cholera CURE
sps CihLs Cramps stomach Bow Price Iss -
,i,se.ao the piuey. bladder Price so cts
ali "eroas Ahonr faiaence Heessnes Nambness Ns
the whole system It's almost
IN RosFs DYsPEPTiC COMPOUND, for Dyspepsia.
coonnenoh
No ar rnIndy Pills Price ofho
Ok RoSFS GOLDEN falling of the Womb Fsmals
we pebii, audRs Price 5oc.
PtlLaThese pills
and iesers When used with
the stubborn OF Bilious fsv1
Fewer nd IAN and 25efs.
snthe bad effects
Pns 70
(Which
otsrss JAMES II. THOMPSON 4 cos
formerly John r. Wrshts)
New, Lynchburgs
NJ c.rps rinesle carPsr CO. Hn s hsmsas q
} noel w tu''"e' '"' oct decd &ctaiiss
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Message Of the Governor of Maine.

PORTLAND, Jan. S.-'The message of Gov.
Morrill,, to the Legislature, alludes to the Know
Nothings recommends a stringent enforcement
of the Liquor Laws; and on the subject of sla-
very says, the time has come for the question
to be discussed in National as well as State Coun-
cis-and in primary meetings of the people in
the same manner AS other grave subjects. 1t
condemns the passage of the Nebraska bill and
its presumed extension of slavery, and denoun-
ces the President for omplicty-charging him
with violation of the assurances given in his
inaupural address,
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Roanoke College.

Rev. DAVID 7. Bu1e, A NJ, President and Profes
arr of Moral ind intellectual icnce, &c,
S Carsone Ncts, A NJ, Prot, Mathemnti IS ard
Natural Science,
HemiG. Won lIoxar Prof. Ancient aud Modem Lam
Enoees.
V. + Bolton, Tutot.
HlS Io-,'n'loo located at Salem, va" w,' com
ia, session nf ten months including Trition Boud
Rnom-rert Fuel Lights and lnridrntn expenses &il2
Far particulars address the Pre- sident.
n,,., "a. I,cGmr. REQ copy
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The nepc Gorernor of North Carolina.

Thomas Bragg, Esq, the new Governor of
North Carolina, in his inaugural address, advo-
Gates an amendment of the State Constitution, so
as to extend the right of suffrage by abrogatlng
the freehold qualification for Senatorial voters,
and zealously urges the prosecution of "a liberal
system of internal improvements; especially the
completion of the Great Central Railroad, and
it. fIlriher extension east and west.
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SEC AIRS 4 TOB A e G O.
Al IaNEHORNE & SONS,

,o,.s.Ir DEALERS IN sEaARs AND TOBACCO OF
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
u1ur i,h.,rib.rs hive constantly on hand a large
stock of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SE1Ano, OF
tho rt approved brands which they feel confident are
inferior to none in the market, and winch VIII DC o'u "
the LOWEST CASH PRICES u,.,I
onprns from any part of the Union will be promptly
mat and entiie satisfaction GUARANTEED to purchaser
rhe G,llowi rands are kept constantly on hand
sEaARs.
L. ,,.b.ra La Suana,
Ia ii nc ; Las Tres Coronas,
oauorhn, La Gotta de Aqua
''o ~,e nan,;n;or Conluista,
Ola po,hu'o &C. Ell Leon do Orc
La Teresita. pi.,a,;on
Rio Hondo, -
Ell Programs, 49,.
Las Tres Estrelas. La eoi,
Herman Cortez, 'rm@'Pe',
Lafayette,
ToBAoco.
o..a Nectarne,
Goid Leaf, Catawoa'
Golden Pench, - otanafa, ~c'' W
Septembe s-d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

A CHANCE "A correspondent of the Prunty-
town Gazette authorises the editor to state that
a bet of from 81 900 TO s., coo can be had and
the cash planked down. that Mr. Wise will be
defeated next spring. If any body is disposed
to take chance, in that 5000, he has only to
make his wishes known through the columns of
the Gazette, Pruntytown, Taylor county.
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LATE NEWS BIZ THE NAILS.
THE SOLDIERS OF IsI2.

WAsHrSGToN Jan. s.-rhe old soldiers, num-
bering about fifteen hundred, were escorted to
day, by the Washington battalion, TO the White
House. \ speech delivered by the Pres-
dent of the Convention, which was replied to by
President Pierce.
The soldiers held their convention this evening
at O'Clock
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON. Jan. s, Z. M.-Four Indians
from the Six Nations, were in the procession to.
day, dr., ssed in war costume, and attracted much
attention. The venerable &. W. T. Curtis and
Messrs. Cass Houston, Shields, Van Rensselaer,
Benson, and Leslie Combs, were also present
Judge Sutherland presented the Convention to
the President of the United States who made a
speech. The Chief of the Six Nations also spoke
in behalf of his tribe, as soldiers of the United
States.
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A CARD.
New Concern.

'GNllE subscriber have thus lay associated hcmsey
4 together for the purPD sc OF conducting general
Grocery, Commission and Receiving aud Forwarding
Business, underline style and firm ot Rurkcr Redd
the old -lard of A. b. Ruckcr opposite the Virginia
Rank where they will keep constantly on hand &c
and well assorted stock Of Family Groceries, lion.
Steel Field Seed, &c. hey Will give personal atf.n
ton to the sale Of Wheat Flour Bacon and all kind. Of
Cocnlty Produce. and nuke liberal cash udyau,es ON
cousignmPnts III hand. AMBROSE RECKER
LOUIS. " Redo.
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4nnthfr Discoreruof Cold.

tinel states that rich gold vein has been dis
covered on the land of Mr., James Brown, in
Hart county. The writer says
1t is in mcaceous slate about five feet wide
and the ore | saw washed out yielded SO per
bushe, and some parts of the vein give from 20
to $50. The developments as yet are very su-
perfcial and only at two points; but it pro ed
extensive, of like quality, it will eclipse the
celebrated Dorm Mine in South Carolina which
has produced in the last two years over 100000.
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", thcville Female Institute.

t. ". Nowlin Principal aud Professor OF Moral Phil
phy and Nat Science
MIR Am.bcrg, Professor oil Music. Vocal and Instru-
mental.
Miss Pennington, Govotness and assistant in
English ind French
Miss L Pennington, assistaot in English aud Dlnw-
ing
Mrs. T. =. Nn"lin, Drawing Painting, Ornamental Wax
aud Needle W ORR
'JNIE ncN session will the lst OF Feb.
L rnnly ind close the last of JUNE. The Institute
consists of Primary md Academic department Ivory
tac'iy is ahrtcd foi thorough education, both solid
and ornamental The Institute "a beautifully situated
with sna'ons recreation Crumbs md the PRINCIPAL has
expended about wevethousand dollars is lots buildings
aud providing the private with every needed
tort and tie School rooms with suitable appurcnances
Musical instruments, apparatus for illustrating the
Sc enrcs, &c.
few more boarders only can be Inundated
TERMS
For Board aud Tuition in Primary Department,
months. 60
For Bond and Ttion in Academic department, G5
Music, witbspse of Instrument, 20
Ancient aud Modern INncuagc,, and o. namentul
branches each (hnlf in ndvun:e remainder
at the close of the sossnn) 10
No "Sttn charges For further particulars apply To
the Principal, Wyheville, Va.
Jun S-dSclnit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

VIM. Mcdonald Esq. of Lee county, on
lst ult, accidentally killed by the discharge of a
pistol. He was carrying on his left shoulder a
Stick of wood, and in his right hand an axe and
the pistol and in passing through a gate, the
pistol was in some way discharged, and the
contents Ia load of squirrel shot) passed ON the
inside of the right jaw bone up towards the
centre of his head, killing him instantaneously.
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HOeaGIN XPAGE, Attorneys Law

~ Ll NCHBuRi. VA" haVe removed their otic, Ia
the tenement. below the Farmers Bank. ov-i The
OF Ro X. W t,lns, and adjoining tie Office Of Ro
}. Duyis, L q. They continue to practice in all tie
Counts d the cit, Of yncurg the eountie. et Bedford
and Campbell and in the Cir nil c IT the county
of Amherst. dec II ifdrod1cs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

Desperate Fight-Tom Hyer Wounded.
Tom liver and Jim Turner-the latter from
California at the Broadway Saloon, New
York, last Sunday morning, when a desperate
fight ensuel. They exchanged shots and Hyer
was severely injured. Both were arrested.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10

1--WE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell hs TRACT %
] of LAND. lying in tho County OF Amhcrst-two-@
mile. from the city If Lynchburg. The Tract contains
nbnut 1000 ACRES, which will be divided Ia suit
IN purchasers. The improvements ARE ali good mud
-A-new
For terms nprly 10 III subscriber al Lynchhurr
,lcc 7.d.odfsl GEO. q. CURLE.
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4 wish TO close nav present business, will offer
from this t'men entire stock OF Stoves Tia-Wur
&cat greatly reduced prices for cash To those wanting
any artleei IN my line, would say that is their time
Mr.. Ntlmm l.. Leckie having ceased Ia be in m,
rn' MI !. Il. Rogers viii attend all work entrusted
10
will also offer my s'nek OF Tools and fNturcs which
ara IN good "ri", which will sell low Any wish
ing ~ engage in this business wou do well l., give me
u call. J. AGREE.
dec % dsc2x
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AZ EGKOES WANTED.-The subscriber

NT EEKOES WAN1ED.-T lie suDsCITV.r
~ confines in market for NEG kOES' OF ooth
se,es. between the ages of 10 and 30 years, in
Guiding Mechanics, such as Blacksmiths and
Carpenters, and will ray the highest market
prices in cash. His ofice is newly erected
brick building on list or Lynch street, immediate
~ in rear of the Farmers Bank, where he is pre-
pared, OIaving erected buildings with that vlew)
10 board negroes sent to Lynchburg for sale or
otherwise on as moderate terms, and keep them
os secure as il they were placed in the Jail of the
Corporation. SETH "ooDhoof.
son % dNc6mos