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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
OBTTU AIRY.

WILLIAM w CABEII, son of the late Dr. Samuel J. Cabe,
Franklin county, Virginia. died on the Central Kalroad
I Clifton Forge ON the 18th OF November last IN the le
'tr OF his age.
Rarely has there been furnished striking and mean
1y Illustration of the Solemn truth uttered by David TO
lathsn there is buta step between me and DEATH than
the sudden and premature departure of this young
ough he had fully attained the period OF maturity YET
noble eloped form would have been selected
NJ among multitude a specimen Of manly strength ana
r None gave hopeful promise of long and active
man he But the not 60 the swift nor the battle TO
rong In an nntinely lille rejoicing in the full
OF his strength the unexpected explosion OF powder
h Frustrated him to the earth and inflicted injury which
several days suffering, terminated in his death
Ae deceased possessed in eminent degree those am aoe
generous traits of character which command the confidence
esteem Of others Hsnature OF that cordial and sym
elc kind that attracted and endeared all with whom II was
ls1t that who knew him can ran deep
u feel and dsplore his loss lie especially dear to
Sc to whom by the tender ties OF home
M whom he exhibited the warmcs filal and raeri'
Affection
Happily the accident which psrazed his physical powers,
ed him the This continued clear and
onted TO the last and afforded opportunity for that cam
''tun ,ry tit him for his great aud e'ehiiu
1ngc From carly childhood he had cherished prooui
efencc for and day Of God, and had been an ma
l reader OF the inspired volume he had not however
e public the religion of Christ nor was II
~ during his last illness that he experienced that toroe
lchahse which enabled him to depart TINS world III '"e
oe'H and triumphant hope OF II better me. 90 ,
sirJsa divine providence has ailea with aggravated
e upon those who immediately erected by IL
iW elapsed since they followed TO the
t u tai sepulslre oae torn fro tneir eorau 'n
IN OF early womaiiood and the joys OF heW4y'"eua'a
aud the hearts which then were 50 deeply Wohhheu
'N"e To bleed afresh. l'f IT Ia a amer nam a. =
the rod, and heaeth where he hath iae' sore anu
SAD alketh whole where he hath wounded ny ttue
we bercaventnis he is only seeking TO "lh t'e 49,
tly from fading objects OF the present he anu hH
upon that better land whithar the departed nave az
gone, and where their sainteil spirits WAL 70
"a u the pure and everlasting joys ryc
-'N1HbuHG Va. Dec 22l 1870 D. "a u
un The 18th inst at 20 minutes past o'clock 4 d. after an
'' OF ,nhs JOHN THOMAS, second son OF Johh l. o.
,'' a, Woadsm, age years months and 81 days
'"''l ptpafs p.5iit copy
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rttp dnO &tatr aHaits.

No.. tbus yyIthnnt .h,
Of speei, moment The first dav was decided
l1y e'e ven - -, -, -, M, -, :, -,
app on all oa' d''r o9'y uen's' INC "uo" u hea''
re stretched wide openand 1t raned the whole day without
cessation as thou second flood was setting In.
b, ON the bows and tho had pro
sws' par teu''y p. y" vs.. ea' 40 Nv
out door sports that they anticipated for tina, famous
NY no aeon surrendered far the tame and inspid scenes
\ IN h"u - - -. ~, ,,,... ,o,,al, ,,,nh A..
aly in do7rs oaareh gong people "oe e"'y mue aus
.nted As the custom services were appointed Tor 81
= ~ ,iscopaD Church on that day The ladies' had deco.
church ia very tasty aud beautiful manner with
4 ,ed the e" -. -.
greea' AM AL the "o'S"'PP''' 'fe "eFc ioohng nor
ard with pleasure and interest to the services of Christmas
plt that unfortunate rain disturbed their ancpaons
an. only very of the devou attendance
were eurtaed proportionably to the diminished
of the audience. o '""e however tue ram d'd mol e
t-that was the Attendance al Tue paffoomS-as sundry in
luas In gentieahy merry proved TO say moth
. Of those whoih 'h'i s " " 'eeoa'e ne oe'aslohpro
,ed several degrees oeyon the eo'oh Indicated above
l found themselves III 'heir rooms the next morning with
very clear reeoec"oh Vi no" 'ey so 'here p"' ohfist
a time devoted 10 coh'V'a''y anu merry making men
ied on that occasion The two succeeding days have
as clear bell but as cold as an iceberg, upon the
hole we have had so far most dsagreeabe Christmas
, po,ou Moro., f.o,o.n a., -,
srAubis -. IT,, hor room ,v,s so,oro,,, .,.,,, :,
he side i"o' -. =. a., rr, ,yn ,ro,o f,,,, -, ~
! re enier'''''1 49, '
rresteu
rur COMMERCIAL CONVENTIONAL a meeting of the
ope Cumberland county al court House on the 2ith
crelai Convention w wilson was called 70 Tho 9,h, "a
annaih " " parrSsb amounted Secretary
On notion the following gentlemen were appointed dele.
atcs: . r c.o,aor ,,s n u,, n ~
l +, Coleman Thomas Powers, John G. Page G. Wilson
c Ryas, w. d. Taley SAM Booker Dr. T. L. Robertson,
A. a. Booker, Mayo 1891 Ed d ~ - Ts; oo D. IL
~ ofC;eo w Pamore the Chairman and Secretary
m added the delegation and was ordered that the pro-
thmond P"P p ,npIs4. secry' O"A' ~
a cha delegates from Ivnehburp To he annoip,ad N
| 80 ,mportant Convention n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
South Carolina still "Isoidted."

The attempt to induce South Carolina to ap-
point delegates TO the National Demot ratio Con-
yention has failed. The Charleston Mercury
says:
IA meeting of the members Of the Legislature
was called to elect delegates at large to the pro-
posed Nashville Convention, and to provide for the
election of delegates from the Congressional dis
trcts. The time came. but the meeting was at
tended, we are assured, by no more. tina n hall
do2rn persons. 1t was a ridiculous fail are. No.
ATTEMPT was made to organize" in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
orwell Mou.e-Moorc a Anthony, proprietors
MARRIED

Wednesday the 10Th inst by Rev. T. T.. Locke Mr. r. w
TIERS to Miss BLANCHE 4. PAYNE, daughter Of John
lae, all of Campbell county.
the Goth inst Comans Well Sussex Va, by the Rev
Wills of Norfolk the Rev. WIN B. ROWZIE,of the Nir
Methodist Conference, to Miss EMMA, daughter of VIM
taylor, Esq, of Sussex.
30 the Goth instant the Chapel of the Theological Senina
Virginia by the Rev. VIM. Sparrow, ID. ID, the Rev
LIUS f. GRAMMAR OF Washington, to BESSIE, daueh
the officiating minister.
Ia the 7h instant by the Rev. Frederick Fitzgerald JOHN
PiroN Esd of Staunton Virginia, To Miss BETTE ASH
ir0S of Vernon Lcnoir county North Carolina the resi-
ace Of her father John C. Washington ESD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

IMMENSE EMIGRATION, 1T is indeed surpris.
ing, says the Kansas Herald of Freedom, 10
see the crowds which are daily vending their why
into the Territory. If the reports that reach us
from all quarters reliable, and we believe they
are. our population will nearly equal 10000 by
the first of December, instant aud the spring emil
grafton will make us equal from 10000 to l00-
uilO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
Markets..

New YORK, Dec. 26.--Four-the mark ct is
dropping Sales Of $500 bbs. at S537a for
straight State and $500 for good Ohio.
Wheat-The market is quiet, with sales of
1000 bushels at LOS for Southern red, and
So IL for white.
Corn-The market is quiet, with sales of 2l,-
oOO bushels at 93 cents for Western mixed.
Pork-Thc market is declining, with sales Of
200 bbls at SIS. 80 for mess.
Beef-The market is dull with sales of 100
bills repacked Chicago at Sl4.75.
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Hs-1 - --r--,ror-
45I.1 IlNA,
THIS DAY.
LUAnls REAL ESTATE ron SALE

Pursuant 10 decree OF the Circuit Court of the city
iynchburg pronounced the Goth day u November ls
the case OF fyree and others Tyrec Exors &C." the
undersigned Commissioner will proceed the esth Dccem
hrr $50 IA sell by way of public auction highest bid
der Tue ha" tnE parcels II koal Estate, towit Ia with
good Tobacco FACTORY thereon street
tho city Of lNnehhnrg just belew the Factory Dexter
otey Broher fronting al feet said street running
back l2 feet also Lot containing halt acre situated
the city aforesaid adjoining the promises AZ present
by christopher Burton E aud fronting the passing
III iront OF the residence ct denofs Rodes and another
situated In Sandy Hook fronting about feet on the Lynch
burg aud Concord Turnpike aud extending back
ing path Of the J. X. & X. Canal.
These Lots all valuable, aud will be sold credit
SIX twelve and eightecn months for equal instruments the
purchase money tho purchasers executing bonds with ap
proved personal security aud the title each parcel
until the purchase money therefor is fully paid oi
the two Lots in the VIII take place same
y that OF the Lot IN Sandy Hook the Lot
scrihcd SAMUEL rYREE
dee IL .dtesth dee rnm,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
Horrible Murder Of SpirituaHs in New Ha-

NEW HAVEN, CT, Dec. 25.-The body of JUS
It's Matthew's, workman was found this morn
ing in the Western suburb of this city, with his
throat cut and wrists tied He wa. in the house
of Rhoda Wakeman. aud had been connected
with band OF Mlrites or Spiritual SITS. Seven
of his brethren in faith have boon arrested,
among them johnson, u ereybarod porter ut
the depot. 1t is said that Matthews consented to
be sacrificed in order to hasten the millennium
His body was horribly manged.
The woman at whose house he was found, is
about 20 years age. and represents herself to be
Jesus Christ. with power to raise the dead
The affair has created the most intense excitement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
Attempted Sailing of Nicaraguan Fillibusters
Interference of the United States authorities.

The attempted sailing of the steamer Northern
Light from New York Monday with 500 tillibus
tiers for Nicaragua created much excitement
there.
Mr.. McKeon arrived at the wharf Just before.
the moment of sailing, and attempted to read u
dispatch he had received from the President
He was interrupted by Kisses and cries of deris-
ion from the crowd, and shouts of Throw him
overheard" "Duck him." oh the President
and his dispatches
About a quarter before the Northern Light
left the wharf, and proceeded into the river hav-
ing on board the United States Marshals, in
tending, no doubt, to carry them to sea, a. tho
fiilihusters did "A, San Francisco. The revenue
cutter in tow OF the steam tug, moved through
Buttermilk Channel. SO as to intercept the North
ern Light on her passage down the pay.
The North 'rn Light came on in the direction
ofEllis Island, and stood down the bay with her
head towards Sandy Hook. The revenue cut
Ter went with the greatest rapioity Towards the
Northern Light and fired n blank cartridge to
bring the vessel to- Tho Northern Light still
kept on her course when the cutter then fred u
ball. which passed under the "forefoot" Of the
Northern Light. This produced the desired eff
feet; her wheels were Immediately stopped, upon
which the officers of the revenue cutter boarded
her and brought her up to the North River, and
anchored her near the Jersey shore, under the
guns of the revenue cutter.
At six O'Clock Mr.. Mckeon teegraphed to
Mr. Gushing
Northern Light brought back My state
ments confirmed by affidavit Report 10. morrow
by mail. JOHN McKEoN."
To this at II o'clock Monday night MIR. Me-
Keen received the following answers bot h from
the President:
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WASHINGTON, Dec. "a, 1855.
Hon. JOHN McKEoN, U. S. District Attorney,
City of New York.
Captain Bigelow's despatch has be en- received
and am gratifed to learn that the Northern
Light not permitted to escape. You will re-
ceive full instructions, by mail. In the mean
time omit no measures and spare no effort to vim
dictate the law
FRANKLI, PIERCE.
The passengers on board the steap Ter are des-
crbed by the New York papers as the tiercest
and toughest looking mel imagine be Many
went on board without tickets, and being ques-
toned as to their destination. and why they
came on board, the general answer W as, They
were going to Nicaragua. Col. We lker was in
want ofassstance, and they were DO ind to stand
by him" Half of them were in the If shirts and
pants, stepping on board the steame to sail for
the conquest of nation in the same rig in which
they would 80 to the Bowery pit.
The U. S. steamer Vixen. Lieut.. Decatur COM
handing, was anchored by the side of the North
ern Light with spring cables and shosted guns,
ready to pour a broadside into her if she should
attempt to leave. The revenue cutter Washing
ton was also placed within 100 yard of her. An
investigation of the whole matter was to have
taken place before U. S. Commissioner on Tues
day morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

dealing in the ardent az toe falfa.6 depot
The war on black bottles and casks is dcscr.beu
as furious. On their return 10 Delaware, the
ladies met dray laden with the obnoxious stuff,
intended for shipment by railroad. The driver
WAS ordered to holt. when the hcnds of the bur-
rels were Knocked out and their contents poured
into the road.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
Sir John Franklin Return ofthe Overland Ear
ala ,Jrf,I


The veil which has SO long hung over the fate
of Sir John Franklin and his com panions is at
length becoming gradually lifted An overland
exploring party from Hudsons Bay. commanded
by Mr. James Green Stuart,has recently return
ed with relics of the lost navigators. An inter
csting account of these discoveries will be found
on our first page The clue orig inully given by
Dr. Rae had been uccessfully followed up, and
the mournful tidings. which he was the first to
publish. impressively confirmed. Tho
bones of the unfortunate adventr,rers still lie
bleaching in unknown Arctic solitudes; but the
discovery of snow SHOE belonging to the sur
geon of Sir. John Franklin's comp my. and of a
ships boat with the name still legbl e on the stern,
taken in connection with the cons stent and pos
tive reports of the Esquimaux, lie ave doubt
whatever that of all who alta ched to the i'll
fated expedition, which has elected SO much sym
pathy throughout the civilized woi Id not single
man has survived.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS


u assi ngton IsOuse-M. Sncad q Go, prop'rs.
DC. 27-H Miller and lady Bait; Thos II Barnes, Bote
Tribe, city, Jas Scott Craig; Alex Mitchell Am
Richard g. Davenport Smokey Hollow; III 4 Williams,
lams & Co.'S Express Chas II Massie Amherst NJ Free
! ln Mount Airy WIN Lindsey, Va & Tenn r. w
ughterty, Tazwell Reynolds Lexington; Richard
rkns Campbell; Jas Hopkins city Allen Halifax;
BIN Concy, Joseph Murphy, city, Alex Irvine, ir, Bed
srl Henry Taylor. Roanoke; A Barton Bedford NJ G
4 ung Lee a Horton, Campbell VIM Mennis, Bedford
ease New burn John Kincaid Carlton, Tenn Jno Bar
Jw, Indiana; Daniel JONES' Tenn Akin Henrico; VIM
Lnstau Piburg Rode JOS Pierce ytheville; Needs
mqnd James NJ Duff. Rogersyie, Tenn; Geo Thompson,
hzewel James Simpson, Rogersville, Tenn Miss N w
Wis Petersburg Austin Bedford; Bolin Roanoke;
Reese Bedford; Richards MeMinsyille, Tenn; VIM
ley, Lynch5urg; w Creushaw city; Alex Irvine sr.,
y ford Echols Rockbridge; VIM IL Sale Alum Springs;
King Iiotetourt James Haggius Richmond J NJ Run,
SnGton Henry Tennef Wheeling, Va 7 IL Moore, Lex
4 sani James Bailey Liberty ID c Slower Salient Thomas
Itoe jr., Bedford; Merryweher, Nicholas w Hun
n Alcghanyi VIM Davis, Petersburg WmN Davis, do.
Hor,eIi nOuse-NoOrr ~ Anthony prOprietOrs,
sllECEMBER 27th-M Chles, VIM Reid VIM Miller, Z
ne, Lynchburg; Gardiner Montgomery; ID Kyle, Va
+ i r. Mrs Huisee, New York W 7 Smith, Cumberland;
Whyte T Nenable. Petersburg; ID Jasper, X Erad-
v, City; + Chiles Louisa H. IL G Whtmarsh, Baltimore;
Graham, Joncsboro Tenn Rogers w ashington CO.. w
Pack, Roanoke; q G Langhorne, Bristol; NJ L sumner,
lover; Lynch, L T & Va X r; Peck Botetourt; Miss
TER Rockbridge; Miss ayth BOtetourt Bailey, Mercer
Melton. Bedford A NJ Tribble, City; 5 w Avis Wythe-
agle; ID Lucadp City; w Patrick, w l. Martin Jno
amPson Amherst c II; b J Duvnl, City, Il Withers,
bama; G Boswell Fluvanna; w Payne sister Nelson;
l.ustcr Va; Thornh, Campbell o II; w II Blanks,
ersburg; ID Harding, Roanoke Mrs q w A Kaine and
ughter Amherst j Hamilton, Tennessee Geo ii Cox,
ckingham Geo W Kyle, Danvlei j Kent, Wytheviilei
erkns, Campbell Irby City, L crale, Appomattox
Whitney, Campbell.
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,Sud1,o DpGyl

PniLABIX.pIILA, Dec. 25.--The Hon. James
Hepburn he'd this morning suddenly with apo
plexy. He had jus, returned from session ct
the Supreme Court at Pittsburgh His age was
about IS He has filled many important posi-
tions in his Gfe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
The Steamer Northern Light.


we" A'n>' a., -. ..,,,,o,, for,
authorities having been efu$ed A searcER
is going and the District Attorney mas afe1W
rested all packages not the sworn mani est tTsoI
be opened. The parties previously arresteSss s
have been re arrested and pUt under the heavies
Lnn2s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
Female Mob.

On Monday of last week several of the feml-
mines Of Delaware, Ia.armed with hatche's' ect..
assembled asa rnafched in military array t" the
,hsnties of some Irish who were reported to DO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

Wal COAL COAL. IL have on hand sup
ply OF Brush Mountain Coal, which viii sell In qua
M purchasers Orders may be Lett at Morse b,oksore
Np25if4m j. q DRODSAx
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
$l4O.OOO!!!
y MARYLAND LOTTERY
TO be drawn ON the HAVANA PLAN.

MANAGERS OFFICE OF rHE MARYLAND
LOTTERIES, Baltimore, Dec. |, 1883 )
The Managers of the Maryland Lotteries having had
gesed that the plan of drawing the HAVANA LOTTERIES has
its favortcs, aud being DESTROYS crafty the public have
concluded to draw n LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA PLAN
thr third SATURDAY In each month
Grand Con sOlidatcd Lottery Of Maryland.
CLASS =,
To bc drawn in baltimore Md Saturday, Jan. 49, 1856
Prizes amounting to
900 dollar.
VIII be distributed according to the following magnificent
Scheme.
10000 Number. - 200 Prizes!
: q Prizes payable in FL LII without DEDUCTION.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

GALE or REAL EsIATE.-ip pursuance Of
- decree OF the Circuit Court at Lynehburg shall
Commissioner In said decree nRod sell the premises
SATURDAY, the 9Th day of January nj O'Clock T. NJ
public auction, upon credit of a ~ months,
VACANT GROUND situated III tho corporation Lynch.
burg Main street nearly oppoto Capt Sam McCorkle.s
Negotiable satisfactorily endorsed for equal portions
the purchase money win be required and the title retained
I'll the last payment be made.
VIM r. YAECEY Comr.
dec i--l2twds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

HVu I'"NVdIh"iW HENRY y FLOOU.
1.-TWO VALUABLE HOUSES AND Lots


4 EhS-for hire, to some good master Carpenter whu
works with his hands, aud who would probably be willing
retain him for torn of years available coored CARPENTER
aged about thirty five II such employer found him
the man Will then he sale. Enquire Of
doc JdSr2 " SHEI.ToN Iyn,hburq
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

FUNERAL NOTICE.
e funeral sermon Of the late WILLIAM W. NAbi' az"
Preached Fourth street Methodist Church. ON next ao+
VI Mt IL O'clock
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
100000 Ac.nEs,s war.

! VVsoPVV RANTS WANTED.--As Land War.
rants under the law, being issued
to buy large quantity for which Will pay the highest
kot price IN
iwl attend regularly the Courts of Appomattox, Camp.
bell Amherst and lcdord and occasionally Charlotte aud
VIII always the best prices for Warrants may
nave them VIII please apply 20 me before sollug
prosecute AS usual all claims for Bounty Land
tonary Claims, any claims against the tho
United States. flo 7.tsl ClIAs W STArIAM
NOT1NE.--Ail persons indebted To urssrs.
~ HoRNfR, WATSON & Co, will please promptly pay
their dnes as longer nueonce-i given Unless paid
by the 10Th OF January next loyal steps will he taken collect
them In my absence call on 0r James T. Horner.
dee li-dSciiawiw HENRY ID FLOOD
1WO VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS
= FOX SAlE ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS wish
To sell tho House and Lot Judge Daniels Hin which
noughttrom IogwooI This Is considered desirable
family Residence Also the caG. Lot ad oining my
residence If they before tho 18th December
they viii then be for rent
td2awts MIrAJAU DAVIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

= or lease the store Just completed next the o
Gary and fea streets, opposite II W. Frys II Il
hundred feet deep auuoary width lifted up with every
conNoneneegas &c No better business stand In III,
city Apply To (doc a2dlw) JAMES THOMAS, IR,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
IL. GOODS At CASH PRICES. AND
N ALI. AIL'Nll IMlEE :. at

Z "A NIT TWItE a YEAR, VIZ
DAY JANUARY aud LIST DAY of july.
GEORGE NJ RuCkER & co, respectfully beg the atton.
ton of their customers aud the public tho very
stock of FANCY and ST APLE DRY GOODS they have
in store This Stock needs only DO be appreciated
us 10 extent styles and prices.
Persons visiting this market for the purchase of Dry Goods
viii save themselves time aud money by calling the sub
scribcts. iuoN a-tsl a. NJ H. a. 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

1JOI.I.HNssRKOOKn NI E l. Petersburg
ID VANOT1CEIn taking charge of the above establish
ment respectfully solicit continuance of the
the Hotel and friends ask them to
table shall always be spread with all the
of all attentive The
entire shall the best attention hrt am
Ter will that the ladies who paronxs the Hotel
shall ha gratifed all ask share of bust
furnished In the best syle and is To-
Gated quiet part of the city My Omnibus will always
nj depots attend customersto them
and fro JOSEPH l., CARRINGTON
" 3ldScs prnprietoY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

E1NaOiheisnir-tgs Water pure aud reliable tonic
n promoting the growth Of the hair, destroying Dan
mn and giving the hair bright glossy waVy appearance
Ladies who beautiful hair should give the Crystal alter
a trial Made aud sold by
doc l54d8eitts j. II THOMPSON 4 Co
n AND WARRANTS snnd Warrants! Wa
paving tho very highest cash price for LAND WAR
RANTS Parties ing them for sale would do well to give
call. lang l-.difts IERS. SPENCE Il co.
EINON KENT-Vhc well known Lumber House
n the BASIN occupied by Il. i, Sacko Possession Civ
en- the LIST Of January, Apply u
GEO. + PEERS, or r,,.,aas
dec lsdtlst jan j. n. GORDON,
1ucfery Suits500 Suits for Factory hands, including
y Coat Pants and Shirt at t. and So the suit Those
price the those furnished by
Petersburg house all the principal factories IN that city.
dec ITS III RRoHBHS. SIIAFER co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

The above sale Is postponed I'll TUESDAY the 18th inst
to the property In LynchnR and Ill TUESDAY, the l5t
january 1856 the property IN Roanoke aud Montgomer
counties when the sale will take place the premises
GEO. n PEERS, lr...,oo.
dec Il IlnIh Inn j N GNRDDN 4 ''e"'''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

NJ OEICE--Ncgrocs for SMILE viii, Comuis.
sioner Of the Circuit Court Of Nelson county sell TO the
his hest bidder Mt Neson Courthouse, ON WEDNESDAY,
the I'd day OF January likely GIRL AND iiOy,
credit OF months the purchaser to give negotiable
satisfactorily endorsed
On the day following Fabor's MIL In Nelson county,
VIII sell TEN NEGROES, for cash, consisting Of men,
aud children Persons desiring purchase likely Will
do well To attend these sales.
dee l7d&ctlst Jan ALEX. FITZPATRICK