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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11
CITY FURNITURE WARE ROOMS
Opposite the Norvell House)
Iynchburg. Virginia.


fENHE subscriber, in commencing the business Of
YEAR hcg leave To return sincere thinks To his
eli friends and customers tor the enlargement and
suppot lac has received their hanis far years,
and respectfully sneils continuance o Their iavors in
futnre pengng himself that pains slnll be spared
saIisact to ALL Not having reduced the manu-
featuring department of my business the yenr, tn"
dcprcsed at ade has left hand the largest onl
splendid stock of and fashionable Furniture.
nay manufacture ever before exhibited in this
eityembruting every article of Housekeeping, from
kitchen To the pulior The plaines nni cheapest
othc finest manufactured He earnestly invites in
-pcc al hts large md beautiful assortment ot Rose
woud mi Mahogany Furniture fro n nil wlshil To- pur
ehasc, promising Inducements before offered 10
his market. All work ordcro | from this House
tantcd 10 give satisfaction ar no sar.
Hair md Shuck Mattresses made 10 order tho
HOTTEST notice and on the most reasonable TERMS
Mahogany and Walnut Collins aud ar-tight Mctac
Burial Cases. furnished nj all times, duy night, aud
Il preatly reduced prices. A. WINSTON.
\. b. ! hn,e appointed John H. c. Winston my
ttent for the settlement and collection of my bou.,
and nccourt-, up 10 the 1t January, 1855 All
'"rsons in r"bted to pecttully requested To
tile my 4taading debts aud accounts i be
loscd up To that time without delay. w
ian
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Wytheyille Female Institute.

r. W. NowIin Principal aud Professor Moral fheso.
PLY md Nut Scirncc.
Mr An'sh'tg, fro'rssnf o Music, Vocal and lnsru-
mental,
Mise \. I Pennington, Governe.s and assistant in
English and French
Miss T. a. fcnnlnltun assi-ta IT in English and Draw
ing
Mrs. Il. : Nnwlin, Drawing Painting, Ornamental Wax
and Needle NurA
1--WE session gill c. n'uenee the lat OF Feb
4 ruuay aud close the lat nf June The Institute
consists OF Primary and Academic depa hent Every
taril1y i Hiarcd foi thorough education, 10th solid
and ornamental. The Institute - beautifully situated
with sntons rrcreaan grounds. mud tile Prineipa has
expended Hbaut twelve hou-nnd dollars Ia los buildings
aud providing the private with every needed com
lot AMI tie Sch ,o with suitable aprurennnces;
Au~'cd Instruments, apparatus for Illustrating the
Sc cuees, &c.
a few more boarders only he ace inundated
TERMS
(hnt IN ndvan remainder the close at the sesson
fo' Board aud Tuition in Primary Department,
months 60
fur Bauid and II ition in Academic department, 60
Musr, With use of Instrument, 70
Ancient aud Modern lnni uagc,. and Oinamonml
branches each 10
NJ eSun charges For further particulars amply In
the Principal Wythcvillc Va.
jan dSclHit
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NOW RE ADV.

CoCIOLoGY FOR The SOUTH; OR THE FAIL.
CURE OF FREE SOCIETY: 10y George fnzhn2h,
RicllnenI Vn. A. MORRIS, Pub,hrr. Price, Il.
From the Richmond Dispatch
Mn Gorge Fzm gh, the an hur oi this book, H.
side, IN Port Royu Caroline county 1t * une ot the
bodrst deence. So thern Su,ery and Of Slavery yet
publi.pd aud is with book strong in its facts AN ITS
reasoning. 1t shows with great power TIE utter i'm
practenbty of Socialism Conlhunisn. Which Is
indeed IA very bad f,rm II. slavery Mr. Fitzhugh con-
clldes With the following rassa3e:
For thirty yems the Soulh has been field on vi ich
Aboliiout-, foreign and domestic, hnyr carried "t
fenive wuretare (sry c6e"sire) Let Us now in turn
he offensive. trnsler the of wr and Invade
til, enemy territory"
This lie ia. done CALAMITY
Ais, Just published byA MORRIS, IA SoU1 HERN
HOME" by Virginian.
Ia these dear halls where v elcome Kind
/, with fair libe'ty combined
Little We heed tt tempest drcaf;
Willie music, mirth, and social cheer,
Speed their wings the passing year
Marmiols lutrodurlion 10 Canlo VI.
In volume illustrated with eight original cuts,
AMI bnul in fancy cloth g,lt. Price. ~ cts.
ia. Sets %
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I'he OH NoLdierS' Cnnrention.

WAsuINGToN. Jan. 9.-'The Old Soldiers met
in Convention again this evening, and appointed
Il committee of their body to remain in Washing
ton during the present session of Congress, to
protect their interests.
flag was presented to them by the ladies of
Albany, n. y. 1t was delivered by Col. Taylor
of New York, with handsome speech, Speech
es were also made by Ex-Goy. Ritner, Mr.. Tall
ferro of Virginia, and others. The meeting was
very interesting.
'fhurlow Weed in the procession yester-
day
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R@VH Vt ~ 'NrIN y 'FTTOFl
Amlrest Court House Dee lS 1854.

AmLresi Court House Dec. Is. 1854, :
To Sarah + Robertson, widnw o A. Robertson de d.,
and guardian nd Htana OF Jno. b. ani Andrew ID.
Robertson, Jas. NJ. Robertson Arthur +. Rubei tson,
Archibald Robertson and VIM. Robertson.
" OF are hereby notified that | shall the 23d day
l. OF January 1858. if air--f not the next fair day
thetaer- SUNDAY excepted al lhr dwelling house Of
Col. Vim Jnpling in the couny e Nelson. proceed,
urnn the petition of Peter kucl ers,Ag forth that he
IL DESTROYS Il" perPe uniting the testimony "l Witnesses
title 200 al lnnd bought by snid Ruckrr
OF Con'rs in 1895 and ulsc explain mistake mbde
by Comrs appointed in the rhlneery of Roberson
udmrs Jorling, &c in assigning Ia Mrs. Jorling
her half OF 400 tract, 20J of which had been
b, usht aforcsaia-in respect 10 which tn Is
.ui-and that you TIE that may he affected
by such testimony, take in wiring the evidence of
witnesses udduced in respect to the said maer 10y
the said petitioner by yourselves, al which lime and
place YOU requested To intend.
Given under my hand as commissioner Of the chcnt
u! Amherst county. the day and year a'"vc writ
zen TiIOMA, WHITEHEAD
der 81 w1y Com'r.
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I'he Eri2i md Mnrio C0ncert.

WAsHINGroy, Jan. 9.-The concert by Grisi
and Mario, last night, was attended by President
Pierce and portion of his family, Gen. Scott,
Secretaries Dobbin. Gushing, Guthrie and Me-
Clelland The audience was large, and seemed
to be highly pleased.
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Ohm Demncrntic Conrention.

CINcINNATI, Jan. 8.-The Democratic Con
vention for thr nomination of State officers
sembed in Columbus o-day. Coy. Medill and
all the present officers were re-nominated, and
resolutions were adopted against Slavery, Know
Nothngsm and Adams amendment of the natu-
radiation laws
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lnOther EniIure.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. S.-The house of Rhodes, Pc
gram & Co. of this city, well known as an ex-
extensive concern, has suspended payment. The
money market, however, is considered easier.and
business improving.
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ILLNESS of u Senator.

WAsHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Senator Morris was
attacked this morning with disease of the heart,
and his situation is regarded very critical.
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IIIiaOis LEGISLATURE.

CHICAGO Jan. S.-An ant-know Nothing
solution was to day laid on the table by vote of
30 to "a.
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NEW GOODS WE lave lust received ou
second stock of New Got lis, a. olnws:
Solid Deains, (nll colors),
ilain do, and Merino,
French Work Coais, Slcrves. Che,nisetts, Handker.
chiefs Silk Gloves &C.. &c. Tall and examine them.
dec8ts STlGLER, McELDERRY T. Co
Rep copy.
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New Concern.

TIVE subsorbcrs hive this lay associated themselves
i together for the purp, of conducting general
G,occry, Commi.rirn and Receiving and Forwarding
Business, under the style and firm Of Rnckcr and sedd.
the old aud of B Ruckor-opposite the Virginia
Bank where they will keep constantly on hand n large
aud well.nasnrlcd stock Of Family Groceries, Iron,
Steel ficld Seed. &c. They will give pei sonal atien.
lion To the sale of Wheat Flour Bacon and all kinds OF
Country Produce. aud make liberal cash advances
cons,pnmanis in hand. AMBROSE Is RUOKER,
LOUIS w Redo.
mn
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NX7ANTED.-By u .ady. who has lad seyeu /
w wears exrerieact 81 uHti1n in private family
AS teacher of the Ensli.h branches, Adoless Nj. NJ q
Lynchbug. lan lewis
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Jan l-c2tswts
MUSICAL. NOTICE.

EENNARO +. BOZZAOfRA, in returning his
~ thanks To the Ladies' and Gentlemen compos sing
hi. sing class for their patronage during his first term,
takes pleasure In informing them, and the citizens OF
Lynchbure he will begin another session of vocal
instruction The 4tn of january 1865 Mcssrs.
PAYNE X Christian a Bookstore.
Thos. who have no knowledge of his ability of inn
parting vocal instruction and through knowledge OF
the theory OF music politely referred his pupils of
The past session.
II necessary, there will bo form. casscs for
advanced scholars md one for beginners. Suitable
music will ba collected for both.
In addition 10 the regular of instruction which
his pupi' will receive during the session, they will de-
rive the benoh of singing with full Orchestra
pnnam,nt, aud whenever thought beneficial the Piano
accompaniment will be used with the voice. The
Iuno viii be used during the reguaa hours of nsruc
ting, b whenever the ch.s i'll have sing any pieces
with the Orchestra they will be request
ed 10 do only such nights will not interfere
with the gulnr nights OF meeting
Term hrtrtoiorc-$6 Tor session of three months,
meeting regularly On Monday and Thursny, ut ? o.
rlurk, p. mrho cn.. will be dismissed regularly at
. O'Clock. dec 2I.dlm
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NEW CONCERN.--oTr& CoNNELL hav-
Y ing recently puroha-cd tho Corn and Plaster Mill
with the Wool Onrding Machines &c, formerly belong
ing To NJ Connell, ST., would respectfully inform the
public and their friends generally that they will grind
Corn and rastsr. aud card Wool Rolls the
eommodatng toms. md hope. by strict attention, 10
merit sha,e u, public patronage.
Corn Meal and fl,stcr always on hand and for sale
WIN. n. OFT,
Lynchburg, Oct % ARTHUR CONNELL
nov 2-2taw3m
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NOTICEOETHEU UNION AGRICUL

NTUnALSOCIETN OF VIRGINIA AND NORI H.
CAROLINA meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of tie Union Agricultural Society of Virginia nnd
North Carolina. il
RcsolrcL That we mp, int. the time for the
Annual Exhpition he held the fnr Grounds nenr
the Cav ofPetersbnre, TUESDAY, the 23rd day of Oc
tnbcr next ard To continue your consecutiye days
furthermore that this Society tenders the light hand of
fellowship to all other Agricultural Snteties md
cordially invites th,r good will and coorernrm VI.
JAMES C. Balm,
Spc'y.
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FEARFUL AND FATAL ACcIpENr.-Yeste
about one ocock,the steam saw mill of Mr.. VIM.
IL. Beebe q Co., in Northampton county, y. c.,
exploded, killing three negroes and iniuring two
others seriously: The engineer, Mr.. George
Conner, also injured but fortunately not to
any great extent. The mill itself is mass of
ruins, OF the cause of the accident we have not
been informed.
Medical attendance procured as soon as
possible from IIicksford AMI the wounded cared
for
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Inauguration Of the Governor Of Massachusetts.
Boston, Jan. 9.-Governor Gardner in
augurated this morning. The whole of his in
augural message is directed against foreigners.
He recommends that they be deprived of the e.
lecaive franchise until after residence of TWEEN
ty one years; the dsbanding of all military com
posed of foreigners; is very severe upon import.
ed demagogues, agrarans, and red republicans;
ail'stys tha pr,seat depressed condition of the
cauntry arose principally from want of unity in
encouraging American labor and industry.
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WHAT Is IT'S OBJECT Tread

a -
w AND YOU WILL KNOW To take cnie ii the
Children by igh lamp OF truth in every neignbor.
hnod whose rays shall dpel tie night Of ignorance
and guide them t. Him whu is the way md the truth
and the life to open them fountains Of living waters.
lest they perish in the desert # sint raise brncons to
warn a needless world of the rocks and quick sands of
the gulf Of rdin-to lunch life bootS 10 snatch wrecked
souls the yawning, eddying mielstom OF eternal
pcrdtin mud bear them safely ir" the haven OF ever
lasting rcs-to plant n Sundry School wherever Is
nredrd. This is the ollect III the American Sunday
Schnol Uninn!
We cnre rot Whit cvnnge ical church the School
rnny Look fr its support teaehnr When II ia e.
tablished ON pr nciplcs satisfactory to any body of
chri ,tans -ou work is dome"
There are NJ least thousand Schools wanting in
Southern and Southwestern Vrginia, in tie "a
ties assigned me as my field of labor W. desire to es
tahIish Them next Summer 1t viii ahe about 80 men
FIVE months 4. do it, 1t vii cost ahout Is to each
school: in the aggregate about % 600. Who would
not have part in this good wo,N' who will .urpor,
one of thcsc Sunday Seho Missiona. les Let me
hear.
O n BENTON.
Sup't s. Missionary,
jar cts % Lyncibug Vn.
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ASSET1S.

ASSETS.
Dl, and No'rsrunnng Maturity. s04 25l .38
Tl. debts due the Bank ire believed good and the
l. su' ion in ptos pelous COT dliom-"leting induce
ments 10 all " sains To dcrost their savin,
SAM'L. W. SHELTON,
GEO 4. THURMAN,
JOHN II. BAILEY,
CAMlLLUS CHRISTIAN.
Officers rleclc f,r the ei suing yral:
JAS NJ LANGhORhE, Prcs't.
Ducciois.
s. w SLeltop Gcn b Thurman, j. J. Salmons,
J. II Robins u J. T. Dnguid Jno II. Sr"y,
+. :. Huttcr. J. +. Payne.
+. PAYNE, Treasurer.
D. B PAYNE Assistant Treasurer.
is. H. >t,y Seer t.ry. ru II -d&clf
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Later from Hapana.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 5.-The steamer Cahaw-
ha has arrived here with Havana dates to the
Cd INST
The steamer Princeton had returned to Ia.
vnna, after an unsuccessful search for the l..
). sloop of war Albany.
The trial of Estramps, for flibustering, is pro-
crossing He declares that no one but himself
is implicated.
The captain aud mate of the schr John White
will probably only be charged with smuggling.
1t is thought Concha will pardon Estramps if
he is convicted.
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A S wish to close my present business, will offer
n from this time entire stock of Stoves. Tin-War
&C. at greatly reduced prices, cash. To those wanting
any article in my line would say that now their time
Mi William L. Leckie having ceased to be in my
ploy Mr. j. b. Rogers will attend all work entrusted
will also offer my sock of Tools and fixtures, which
are in good order which will sell low Any one wish
ing 10 engage in this business would do well 10 give
a call A j. AChCc'
dec 90 dAc2w
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Dilard Trustee In Nareissa billiard, flfs
against
Natcy D. Hei4k ell, Richard NJ Dmrett, fillie b Go,d
wife of VIM Good nan, Mildred Goodmnn, vile
at Honcy tinorlmln, james Durrctt WIN. Durtett.
Eliza hopkins, the wife o Step en- d. Hopkins, Ann
V. Hopkins. John L. Hopkins, james Hopkins, in
FAINT ciil lien of Eliza McCiIug decd WIN. n, Cuag
Richard Richeson anil Margaret Piper, Defts
chrls. A. coIhoun and g. T WIZ. Frederick G
Peters Samuel Read and james l. Wills, late n.er
chants and partners trading under tile style and hfm
OF Peters. Read Wills, IIH4.
against
May Dlrett u,mr of hn D. Durrctt, decd
Def
After providing guardian od i'en for The det,n
dauts in the th named cuusr,an" directing that these
shout be united und hereafter proceeded in M
heard together the Court deciding my question
isiu9 IN these cHu-e@, any ii then, doth recommH
the report Of special commissioner Blown, to the snp
mns,ioner, NTH instructions tongein warn, by notice
published in some newspaper in lynehbutg Tor tnur
weeks, creditors OF ohm d. Darcu decd and OF
Ewrrs Durrett, present AL prove htto"e Inn ut
snme secnl time aud place, drsgnuie IN his notice,
'hcr cius OF dcma-'t,, that they vii be iorevet
therraf y barred, aud in 4 /, report al sn,d debts To
ca->ity thpn = ind ,idual partnership deat intn
ding among the former. in statement made With ttai
view all bonds executed bs tie sid D@r't. Ia which
the nam Of the siid John d. ID AZ John y ENers
are signe nt in lhar pntnrr'htP nn'nr but seP"rae'
ly with >rperatc al an 81 tin said individual dehiS
OF snd lao D. lrreii uccordf thoir iegul pr"rtc;
also take further account ot the administration Of
thu sai Mary Dorrrtt on the estate Of her oie-inei
also UH account at the value in mpp"y - the right "t
dover o the said Mary j Dmtet - lhe lands at Which
her q III lsbtld John b. Durrelt, dei, sez"d and
Pc, cSad being governed IN scetsioiog sud value 10y
tie tubes of mortality and expectation OF lite ia be-
found IN The American manac. Tor the year l83I and
tab the vaIue ol said lands nsrertalr ed by the
SAFE herein after directed to be made, a. oi tl'"
date al the delivery OF pussessIon 81 sud hand
And the said MARY j. Durrett, (thr commits ,loEer
sPPo;u'ed t. sell thu apd in the proceedings Len
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WATER WHEEL!
w WATER WHEIIi

w W. TEh WHbL
Having obtained permanent agency Tor til" mnnu-
.aclu,c. "a g and u. OF GOODNIN'S PATENT COM
BlNArlON MATER WHEEL. in ,he following
ia N.tgit ia, wit: Campbell, Pitsyvnna, Hall
Tax, AppomHttox Chuiiuttc Amnrt.t, llince Edward,
Burki ham. Nelson, GnochIand, Cumberland, Ate
marie, Rorkbriigr, Augusin. Bath, Allegheny, Mont
gnmery. Floyd Franklin, Pnlnck, Henry, Washington.
" ths, GIc>, GreenbrIer fuvana Craig, Gray aud
1aro, the subscriber tukcs this method bring ,aid
mpr 5vemcI efore the public.
It's advantages that il gives large per cent of
power from the expended as the best shot,
wheels. Being hdr of Cast Iron, II Is durablc.and,
the same time eXtiemcl smule in cor structiau und
not linbe get oi order. The Wheel mud Gate
fhcrrtoaitachei with the Water eoval nor, max
my it, only suitable Tor erist and mil, but foi
other machinery; aud back water only lrssens is pow
er toy dmi shug the hrud; aud Is applicable for any
hcnd, from four feet up nnd il the che pest wheel
rxtant tha' Will give the sumo pawer from the
water expended have Them manufactured al A. q
Dbbneys Lynchturg, Va VIII up or supcrint,n nd
the letting where sales made For further iuforma
ton address JAMES W. ROBINSON
Campbell @. H., Va.
Persons wanting Wheels in other counties vii be
supplied, until the territory is Ills osed o by the PIT.
w. ROBINSON.
30-cly
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L..
russian Ship kamschutka al San Francisco
Printer Honoiuiu-Totai Defeat of
VI els Party at Bagota-G General Herrera Kill
ed.
y. YORK, Jan. 10. 1858.
The Steamer North Star has arrived from
Aspinwall, bringing over ? 5000 in gold. She
reports that Aspinwall was visited by violent
storm, causing an immense destruction of life
and property.
The Russian Ship kamschatka, at San
Francisco, known to be priyateer, has ten brass
guns aud 100 men on board.
There is no intelligence in relation to tho trea.
ty with Honolulu
Mels party in Bogota totally defeated
Mels and the principal officers eaptured-and
Gen. Herrera is reported to be killed
MARKETS.
NEW York, Jan. l0.-Flour, unchanged
Wheat, trte higher.
BALTIMORE, Jan. l0.-Flour and Wheat un-
changed.
Corn, White, 9la92 cts. Yellow 93a9l cts
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rN cys ati.aW

4 NV1sUBN a. I, N1E, AuuOTUCyS ~ Inv
oLfNCHBURG VA, have removed their Office to
the nemeni. below the Farmers Bank, the
so,e of Ro N. Watkins and adjoining the Office of Ro.
J. Davis, Il u. They continue To practice in all the
Courts the cit of ynohurg, the counties If Bedford
md Campbell aud in the Cir u Courts of the county
Of Amherst dee u iideod&cts
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SLAVES FOR HIRE,

1NIiE subscriber wishes hire out for the ensuing
l. venr. nu nber of slaves-smongst them n first
rate Blact Smith, Carpenter. several Factory Hands
Women. Girp Sc. @. DAbNEY.
der. olts
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4 T a Circuit Count coa,inue and hell Tor Nelson
LAcannty, at the Courthouse On Thursday, Octuhcr
), 1851:
Mary !. Durrett, adm'x of John d. Darre,r, Iced.
against Pfd.
ilaskius. iIei,kcl K Co., VIM. +. Butter e. Co Thu.
W Farcy. trustee Mary Anu Jrukin,. he, II Chic. y
Bal Twin, Milton j. Lukes and others, De'ts.
Same, Pm.
against
John $. Ever. survg Z. partner of Ewers X Durrctt.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

WE subscriber would respectfully call the
l. ton Of those wishing TO make their friends pre-
seit for Cbrsmns fcs Year that will be priced above
diamonds call at his gallery and select from his large
assortment of Jewery and Fancy Goois Just received
Tor the orcason prices suit the times and have
them filed with one OF one his inmmtnble PREMIUM
DEGuEBREOrfPES. Remember that GIBBS bore
o oil the palm by the first premium al competitors
ut the late Fairs ut Petersburg and Richmond; which
u suheent guarantee hat his Is the place tp have
your image transferred equal SO without much
ado' come along on railroads. in your carriages or on
loot Us NIL are received alike, and you will find plenty Of
room good lire and every thing make you comic abie
while wnt' time Of sitting In every case en-
tire satisfaction gisen--or no charge made.
Al the sign of the Alag Pc. GIBBS
" All paper. adYeui-ng for me will copy
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PAULETT HOUSE,
LynohbuIg, Virginia
ny MRS. A. b. PAUI4ETT
TlN attention oi the travelling public IL respectfully
! called To the nbovr named llnuse-,,eesantly and
conveniently situuted Main Street. square above
Market Strangers stopping in the city reques'
ted to call md see for themselves
dec 29.fd&rts
rY- Christiansburg Herald Floyd Inteigencer and
Fnrm.rs Friend, Monroe, copy. ench. > weeks.
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HUNT a HARVEY,

a
Cary, between l4th and 10Th Streets
hichmohd, "a
"A which they invite the attcnionoi dealers Their
stock consists III phtt NJ iullnwH'
100 hhds n Il Sugar
40 bbl> team refined Il"
800 bRgs RIO, la. aud lava Cohres
80 boxes i"ni Sugar
800 packages br'ct and Blaek leas
- hhls % Mamss"s
% hhds Cuba do
800 cases Tnow, Admin lntine, and Sperm Candles
7hn sides Sole ! Gather
5on kegs Cut Nall'
80 hbls Tanners Oil
100 hass shut
200 boxes ~ 10 and lOIc IL N'uto~ Hiass
% CASKS Rice
30 hbls Cider Vinegar
30 bags Ginger. Pepper and Spice
2h0 Gunny Bngs
100 dor Painted bucke and Tub.
lOa Kegs super Carbonate oi Soda
100 cases Stick and Mass Liluorioe
io Dbl Markerr
80 Herings
Aso-Cords for plou Ia lines aod he'd cordA. Cundle
"ick, Cotton Irvine Starch. Indigo, ~, with mnny
othor articles In their line and also good stock ot
foreign md domestic Liquors, all ot which they will
sell ~ low NJ posshlc ing 10 ta)
+ a circuit supcror court of law und ohnnccry he-
npp and held ior N,l.nn county, Mt the cour, house,
onFri,l,y Oc,ob,r the ond Is35
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A CA RID.

VINIE subscrihcr bcgs leave return thanks TO his
l. patrons and friends for the bera patronage be-
stow HIM for the lust eight years. and commends to
thoir confidence his SUCCESSORS, Rucker and Redd.
A. b. RUCKER.
January |, l855.-jnS Sta