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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27
legal Notices.

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by order OF THOMAS Is. WATSON, County
snd STAT. Of Yors hereby shss % order
requiring ell The eredfors Of wILLfAa W PRfNDLE, Of
the fcbsn plain The coua o. Clinton ssa state
purpose IL bio e. ss is s
,or. he "s couSy Jsss. Of caoo County BIS oics IN
the ynsse fPaTburg sid County the I'm day Of
June next oeloct the q tia, why the
fs'iss '"' C. B. WaI0Hr, Astomsy for Psrtioasr.
inhls isvlews
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County o, New Y,s 5G'cs ss,,S{ gssa az &
p,.E.yys,s Hs,,s, .,.es 10 preSsot no s,ms with
tser,of n The ,ab.cbsr al The tors Of William o.
T. Ki,s No se7 Huaor &C. ia he Ctr Of New York on or
W 10. ar ~" ,,n, ,ss,tb say Of Am 1855
i. .ae ~, ,S S1 ' " ISAAC sgcOR Executor
1870 - !. s75;,S-- r - = fJ- a.
o.s.oa Sq Surrogate OF the couoiy Of Kus., motto.
hereby siven according 20 w 20 all persons o4yns claims
se,s ,h.t The, are r.eriTea TO exhibit tho .ss with he
ersof 10 the aos:bsr At rrndenes the
neT Of nieLs .ra saesst 10 TIE City Of Brooklyn
kfois the Day Of JAY nsxtDaiet JssaAIy 49, 1855
l.2 IA.e9g- MAaY Z: Ao srLeY Ae@l9,.ireern.-
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate o.
s ~ % ses. % psn. n. same vh SouS.
sIs Ssrsei % Tt.ebsr he ,aice q Lsw'Sa Ia
~ a,h a. a. ,aS,, I,.,sd New YorE he "a DAY u
Ias Hitb cay o. ETA piEYgE ssmini.ir.trs
a. lason.r 1oh.S 20 = :. = -. -
TN pITPsIrANCF of an order of the Surrogate
., tb Cont, a cew.Y,fi a-des IL hereby given 70 a
PI.ons 's. ses,s p, eesso, the sane With yoash-
n. therso, .ns IN ,bs Civ o. New Yori on %
800 ne s.entv.i-tk IA, OF Jgae neI,-D.sd New Yort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

Gcpartncrsbip Notifies.
THE COPARI NERSHIP heretofore existing
l. under ihs style of LAMBERT & SNOW Is this day Gle
solved y The husnsI WI Be CARED o. b.
CEOaGE LAMBERT. JJsEPa SSO v.
GEOIGr LANsE2r.
Nc. Sg5 Bsosiwsy. Sew Yosx, ApT,i IS. lc5A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

- WATCHER DIAMONDS, srd JEvELay
SILVER and SILvrR-PI ATED WARE.
10. 1ci BROADWAY. SE .N-YOilK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

the County OF Yors notice hereby giysn 20 per.
srs having elan sssn,t RICHARD DURYsE late Of ne
Civ u Deceased present the With youch-
ss thereof 20 the rtsnber fhe sice Of Lsw'oa Ia
Iusd No ~ stsas 10 he City n NewYos on o. before
October nex.Dsfcf New fork the "a dAy %
April, 1855 ELIZA DCHrEE On nisfAtnx-
as axfu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

I y PURSUANCE OF an oruer OF tHe ouIVsnsxx
Of the County Of EswYerk s-dcs h herebJ gwen 70 an
p.r.oos having Chains against AMOS JONES ate VI ne
Cry Of SeYork deceased 70 present the SANE wth yousn-
er. thereof &c the subscriber, Abskh 5aksOto, ale
resd,rce No 81 smltyst 10 tho City OF SewfIs On q
before dag Of June next-D-Ied rs"fon
Pc ~, s MsEEiaa sA y j5Ssy Administrators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

FNANcE DEPARTMENT Controllers 0iice,
NO 5 Hall # aecodsD NEW HORK, Apn p. 'S'N.
TIE AWARDS made by the Commissioners
for eSenciIg Canal and widening Walker sts wil, 10
rsd 10 The several reroDs entitled to The taa hft'
Of witu interet the amount OF the sFsrd
IA has be- ccnelud by the Fnaoce Depa trnen ucder tls
a,v tbs Coun Corporation toexac interest tbs
nessuer o iha time On. dscion Of the Cor, Of
a Q. FLAGG, Controller.
DRFXEI, SATHER q CHURCH, BANK
~ Efs SAN FRANCISCO, Cal drag 3iiil 81 l. essrse
"a pRFXEL& Co. PHILADELPHIA, payable g. tlo pin
eipsl cires II tie United States
Lection, nsd- San FIancheo aud 10 he interior OF he
s,te and proceeds promptly nitt-J G9Ie:uons my De
cert Stcs io n : & or tifoosa DabA I'll 20 fhils
o.lphis or p. sAfdK9 No l6t ts.sssu st, NeE-Yofk
Ereh.nse San srsnceo fr SAFE ~ sue's - suit, by
pEEXsL & 60 Phis snd sAfbEA. Nes-f~k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Rodman Is.
Das,on bsq. Surrogate OF the couaiy Of Kpss notice
hereby syen according lsw 10 all persons hAyns claims
sgsirst IOsN HUNrLEY ls,e Of me ciJ Of Brooklyn,
dssed that they required TO exhibit the same With ne
ecf 10 the sssnbsr her rrndenes the
niebs .rd saesests 10 TIE City Of sroo.ya 90 o.
B. f,;s the 80 DAY Of july nsxt-Daiei January 10. 1861
jaaIA~enBs MARY g. HUsrLEY Adniai.fsstdx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

IN PUBs UANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County OF New York socs hs,.by gwen y all
peysors h,vir cs,ms sgapst OVrR sEcOk late Of tho
CITY cfHeyyck Halter g. s'et to present tho ssme with
vorsh t0er,of % the nbscrbsr al the tors Of William y.
L kirg No sol Hua.on st. The CITY Of New York on or
b. fore twenty third q Ostober nexi psed New
20 isvsas ISAAC sgcoR Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

ATEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
ISTOPk 20 FOCHEsrEa tie R0Cnz91 r sad GEN
rsfEVALLEY RAILROAD q oow ofsr, md "a scn-eetiof
zrh the 3ase.o Coming as New Ensf al New zofs ans
Ere Rs.zs4ts, :oEI tree; Terts ten Ssv'y'f 70 soss
ts.er 49,. -, -
III asors b. vide geLts e ~ f.r me oss dSrt
.,e bsrseen tie 4bcss n-clet c..es.
rksts eaa De procured = he HewY o-k 80 Ere sacf
cssI Office sos Of pcn5s - All a. 70 ls5 so-a SaJ ASs
"a J.ssy Cry.
Esat. ~ Be- sr1nsy cred ssEssa Neg ro's Az aceas<
" -ith spseh Az rsor1a5n desired = sssrs hereto
.S- sex Yo,s "a yre asfIoai, Ehe Balda<s ~ c. O.
ssPPAN EsyT,- x,siset Assat. No. 70 5tosdwey
.r.Sy J. A. REDsiELD. Superintendent
AEW-yORK snd ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ .rd sr.r THURSDAY. Ms--s g is5 .sd qou t.rtser
Ec.ss Passs.s --ass WI leave PEG soot Of D-sasss
puSK.eK EXPRESS ga n. fcs Densift-
lTrsfsLO FXPAEsS all IN for b11=o
yAIL .:eI5A ~ Ter rzDtrt .rd eadso. :nd i7.errse'
a.s .ta;o,a Pnge.s BY I'M train viii com e, st. *
cr,s raiss NcE syr.<sss csyszs Cs1utsss FssaiA s
aoeA, ara 18th The Ls-nns - ps-' E'@a On lac
ROfKLsrD PASSENGER, - ) p. Il lfrcn Tot OF Ccaz~
oS.s PiermoFt aI Saferns tst lasfaaeiASs ssSna
Way PASSENGER, g+ r., for Hssb1ss ed OlS
~ SIC 1T pxFsEss ssf NJ for ransrt sad Buffalo
,HIGasET st5sPk, ios DaaslIs s0d ssrAi'' saa
-.e-, @S.ere -ss-Nrrs
o, SUNDAY, osfy on- E,rrt~ Train .. 5P NJ
res- Es,ress rra,ns - I'm With tls srfs Ne
Sass Y.is gsrcs5 or si.s.r. fss ~ saf.,o 80 oaa
fi.i uh tzs Lsls sse-- Railroad for Cleveland cssI1sa
fskSo oerci., Ch.esse. &c ,s
= accALLUA 6snsr,i sifs-n.s. .s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27
JOTICE ia UgREBY GiVEN-That TIE sub

osrlor OF The ATLANTIC MvrC,L INSURANCE Coz
NAV YoAK A2;l p is5J
MEETING of the Board ol the Trustees
IN cf this Company, hcis t.is day. Joan o JONES ESQ
rsrmcrsiy elected Prdent, IN tae PEee CT tie ls
~ = WI TOWNSEND JONES. sec,Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

or,,os oy rHs MIcEiGtS soUrRgRx AND NosrHsRS}
MprSaA h ~ CoAFAklEs 30 - @iilitns.,
SEw YoSg. An IL -. 1853
THE STOCK TRANSFER BOOKS Of tkt
ssove corpsui,s ~nl en- On The th s,y Ct d4Y
ksssd Of he an izs-nt be'ss advertised By order
tee bcsIs. J. NJ HOPKINS, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

OUSATOSIC RAiLROAD-SPEClALN No.
II TlCs-Cn and sasr aay s. 1856 Passenger Tam VIII
,sye Bilssspos: or es MTd In arrival VI the r NJ
E1prsa rrssn from View York
P.nrprs leave New Milford 10 the aorni1s, ard arrive In
Be u eoDrec. the 1918 n M Tam "f
~. rs.,a vi sas tbr5a,h 70 P,sfed evssy Saturday
evening stopping At all Stations.
z, tuning Psfe5 early every Monday mo'nns snd
strive Breport In time with tho Train sr Ns~
''',' CHARLES HUNT, PresIiest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27
b. SYKES Jr, Superintendent
NEW YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD Go.

Tn. A1p.s Mestsnz OF the stockholders Of this cIr-
psny kr The Election Of THIRTEEN Disc SFJas vii be
held tls ose q he % ANY no cesrs 81 on TUES
DAY 1855. Poll will al u O'Clock noon,
and eoss o'clock rss Tr.rser Be- 81 BE- closed
TlBr6ay nay TO- 1855 al o'clock w. and opened Wseaes
Coy, "sy ~ a. ~ e'o az Y rMeRsOV se.ro.lrY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27
B1des port knrI u mn
uUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-.O and sfter

Al HOHDAY ysa. -, 1855 the Trsius ~ll leave chsn
best Station .oiows: Exastss Train a. coanecinS
To -oash WAY rrsln. IL grmsss TT,in, 4.+9 b. Az
3afioO TJp p. M For P.sshteey&s WAY ,res an
and PASSENGER rsia. P NJ fOr Peei.kIll Is A. NJ
a1d 5.sg 2. W. F9r Ta.y,Owp, pm The Tar9.ows Sees
IN sBd pon,ht TEAMS stop ~ ali no Way STATIONS
P.seng.rs ,..eD q. ctsnbe cAasl, chdscpher l4h sns
gs,-rt SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN ST a e., frors Censlst
,gr Alt.-y md Tsoy stoppirS 81 ell Wy 6tstij1s
NJ L. SYKES, yr, Superintendent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16
Southern Commercial Conpention.

n. ORLEANS Jan. l0.--rhe Commercial Con
vention, in session in this cis% has been discuss
ing the Pacific Railroad question. Albert Pike
offered resolutions on the subject similar to those
advocated at the Charleston Convention.
Resolutions were also offered and referred, cal
ling on Congress for an appropriation to aid the
construction of q railroad across the peninsula of
Florida; asking liberal appropriations from the
States bordering on the Atlantic and Gulf;in favor
of material modification of the tariff, and re
commencing the Southern members of Congress
to vote for the entire abolition of the duty on
railroad iron, aud the establishment of n navy
yard at Memphis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16

DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED CITIzEN.-W e
have to announce the distressing Intelligence of
the death of John $. Barbour, Esq. of Culpep-
or county. He died on the 18th inst after a
short bat severe attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. Barbour was of the most distinguish
ed citizens OF Virginia. He was successfully a
member of the Legislature of the State of the
Constitutional Convention of 1880. and of
the House of Representatives of the Federal
congress. In every sphere he exhibited uncommon
powers of intellect. Ofconspeious presence. of
large and liberal culture, of easy and graceful
elocution he was not exce'led as an orator by any
public man of his day.-R. Eng.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16
Watchpan Gagged and attempted Robbery Of [
Rink

The Waterman at the Farmers Bank at NJ cunt
Holly, n. j., was found at six O'Clock on Saturday
morning last, gagged and tied in the bank He
says that on entering last Friday night at nine
O'Clock, he was seized bound, and gagged by four
men, who had previously entered that he had,re-
manned in that situation all night 1t was presum
ed that money had been stolen but what amount
was not known when this information was sent.
A subsequent despatch says:
The robbers got no money, although they were
in the bank frem o'clock in the evening until
three next morning They made many attempts
10 force the vault but did not succeed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16
LATE NEWS ~ TIE MAILS.

Nurderous assault on the american Consul at
Bogota.
y. York, Jan. ia private letter to the
Courier states that Mr.. Bennett, the American
Consul at Bogo,a, was attacked by n party of
soldiers at his residence and several volleys fired
but Mr.. B. escaped uninjured, though his SER
wants arm was broken. He has despatched full
particulars to Washington. The assault was
made ON the 18Th of November, but information
of the fact was not allowed to leave Bogota till
after the revolution of the 9Th of December.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16
Roanoke College,
FACULTY

FACULTY.
Rev. David T. BuIe, A. NJ, President and Profess.
ar of Moral and intellectual Science &c,
=. Gnrsone Wells, A NJ, Prot, Mathemati, - and
Natural Science,
Henri G. Won iIoNar, Prof Ancient aud Modern Lau.
.lages.
V. + Bolton Tutor
INillS Institution. located ut Salem, Va will com
j mcncc lts ncxt session October itl. Expenses iot
he session Of months including Trition, Board,
Roomreut, Fuel Lights aud ineidcntn expenses, Sil2.
For particulars address tho Pr sidoni
aug l9.dsr6mos Req copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16
PAULETT HOUSE,
LynchbuIg, Virginia
DNs ,JDU DkIfI IrrfH

NjE attention The travelling public i. respectfully
i called tothe above hnm'd llause- l'lersnutly and
conveniently situated Main Street, square above
Market Strnn{ gers stopping in the city are rsqucs
ted to cad and oi themselves
dec 29-ifdScts
lU Chri-iiansburg Herald, II 'yd lnelliseneef and
Falnl. IS Friend, Mnnroc, copy, ehch, = weeks
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16
MUSICAL NOTICE.

HENNARO +. BOZZAOlRA in returning his
" thanks to the Ladies and fcntlemcn composing
hi sing cus> to their patronage DUNG his first term
tnkes pleasure in iniormug ihem and the citizens oi
lvnchbue that lac viii begin another session oi vocal
instruction the 4tn OF January 1885, over Messrs
PAYNE & Gnristians Bookstore.
Those who hive knowledge Of his ability OF i'm
parting vocal instruction and through knowledge oi
TIE theory music, politely ecrred 10 his pupils OF
the pHst session.
If necessary, there viii be form. two classes one for
advanced scholars and for beginners. Suitable
music will be selected for both.
n addition the regular of instruction which
lis pupil, will receive during the session. they viii de.
rive the benefit oil singing with full Orchestra
panam mt, and whenever thought beneficial tn. Pianu
accompaniment will be used with the voice The
Piano viii be used during the regular hours OF insuc
Ting. brit whenever the cs will have TO sing any pieces
with the Orchestra accompaniment they will be request
ed do only such nights will not interfere
with the r. guar nights of meeting.
Term hrrctofores6 Tor session of three months,
meeting regularly on Monday and Thursiny. ut 2 o.
clock p. IN The lass will be dismissed reeuurly al
9 o'clock. dec 2l-dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16
Wreck ola Chinese Emigrdnt ship Nth loss Of

Sir hundred Tires.
The Peruvian ship Grmcneaa. from Swallow
for Callao, with 600 emigrants, (Chinese,) was
lost IS days after sailing from the former port;
18th April, ON the Brampton Reef, on the coast
of New Holland about 100 miles from Sidney
She struck at about half past O'Clock in the
morning--the captain surgeon MIR. Lester }
chief mate, and four seanen took one boat and
the second mate. carpenter, and nine seamcn
took to the other and showed off.
The ship kept on the reef that day and night
and then slid off, and went down head foremost,
500 of the chinese persisted. The boat contain
ing the second officers, carpenter. and nine sea
men was, on the 9th day after the wreck, picked
up by the ship Sophine, from sydney Tor Cacut-
ia, where they landed Oct 10. Nothing is
known of,he fate of the captain and rest of the
crew.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16

NEW York, Jan. l2.-Thc failure of Page,
Bacon & CO., tits said involves the credit of the
OHIO and Mississippi railroad aud it is feared the
San Francisco branch also. Beleher 4 Bros are
Indebted to Page, Bacon x Co. three hundred
and fifty THOUSAND dollars. 1t is believed the
house will be eventually good aud pay up dollar
for dollar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16

The New York Tribune of Saturday states that
the very latest advices from Paris, reported the
death Of Judge Ma son, from the attack of para
lyss. This is no doubt n mistake based on the
expected consequences of the attack. The
Washington Sentinel of Saturday soys that let
tiers received there announce the serious illness
of Judge Mason.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16

More Trouble Among Brokers--On Friday,
Duncan, Sherman Il Co., Wall Street Brokers,
refused to pay accept drafts upon them by
Page, Bacon & Co, of St Louis. Page, Bacon
& Co, are great concern in its way-has had a
Bank or two and have been going it with rush
for several years, The refusal to pay their
checks looks squally They were supposed to be
mionaries.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16

New York FINANCIAL MATTERS. Virginia
stock sold in New York Saturday at 500 Is and
SOB IA. reported failure ON that morning
had no effect on the market and things were GO
ing on quietly. The stock markets ANNA
ted with an advance in prices. London exchange
held at l07 3 4al05. The latter on extreme
rate.
The imports for the week were less by the sum
of 3 1868, O67.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16
Heart Rending A6air-1hree Young Ladie'
Burnt 10 Death ~

The country residence of MIR. Asher Hsvens,
at Fort Washington, New York, was destroyed
by fire early on Saturday morning last, and hor-
rible to relate, three of his daughters, aged res
pectively fourteen, twenty and twenty-five years
of age, were burned to death.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16

NORTH CARoLINA.-Ihc Free Suffrage Bill'
was passed by the Senate of North Caroca on
Monday after i, had been amended to pro-
vide that no unnaturazed foreigner shall vote
for members of the Senate or Hoase of Commons
This amendment passed by vote OF 26 to 23
and then the bill passed by vote of 30 to ID
The subject has yet to be considered in the
House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16

NOTICE. Persons who have PERIODICALS
! y they with bnun can have them bound in IA nice
style upon very how terms. Give mo chance befn 9
giving them others send nnrh To be hound. Call
and sp, cimens Of ny work. | warrant il 10 be
equal 10 any work dote North or South
WI. J. FOLkES,
Bookbi der aud Blarkbook Manufacturer.
Maiu ST, Lyn, hburg, Va.
y. b "A large lot Of Blank Books On hand AID for
snl. rhea, Tor c,sh nn dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16

by siitur ot decree al The Cir, uit Court of the
Dtouory ii Gum bell at its las, term In the case Of
Alexander udm'r his widow. heirs. sc -hnll,
lhurday the 18th INST in from of the Ma1he, Ho in
iynehhurg, sell tho slaves Washington and Lucinda, in
the snid decree mentioned.
TRIMS "A credit of siN mnntlis recognizable notes
With good chdur.ers requitcd.
RO. J. DAVIS Commissioner.
Sale conducted by c. Rcll'd Phelps, Auetr.
Itpl ; & tlS mil Rrp. cory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16
Valuable Property for Sale.

INA Pursuant 20 the provisions al deed Il trust
Ia.A ted 10 mr hs \. Il. Dahncy md wife, dated The
i0lh da' OF May 1884 and ui, rfoo,drd IN the clerks
olhce al the county Of Campbell county, slnl
proceed on the 18Th day al January. 1888, cell lay
way 81 public auction. he highest bidder, the fow
ing property, conveyed in said arcd tho purpose 81
snu tying the tru,ts therely created Ia wit Tia, al
ri Gpun ntaning acre. lying IN the county Of
Campbell the city 1t Lynchhug.u being the
OF sdId ibneys residence and lnd -omely improved
my lot in tie said city, mud located IN u delight
uI n,sRhhothoJd. Also another Lot situated lust he,
10" tn lot which the Phuux Foundry il built
containing from II hull three 10. rths ol mn acfo
grnuad. Also another Lot adjoining that sold by
Judge VIM. DAME to Joha Kidd AID continuing three
rdos aud thiry--N poles. Alsothe Phnnix Foundry,
With the Lot uped Herewith situated, directly be.
twccn the River aud the Canal The whole OF this prop
"rty is cleyed to b. of The vau1 L. and desirable
character. bciue unted sufficiently the city tor all
business purposes, and yet exempt from many burdens
because without the corporate limits The -nIc will be
made credit If four. eight mud twelve months,
cep Tor sufficient driray expenses Of ,alc which
will be required cash The purchasers will he rcqur
81 give negotiable satisfactorily endorsed for the
nstalmens o' the purchase money, and the title
luthe property will be withheld until full payment MS
imtlnl security.
A ii. shal convey only such title 10 the
sad property i. vested in by deed aforesaid,
though the same is beln we'd To beunQne-tonuhlc
dee % IDS T. d. JENNINGS. Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16

DEATH OF a DISTINGUISHED SOUTH CARO-
IINIAN.-The Columbia South Caronan of Fri
day contains an obituary of Governor DAVID
JOHNSON, public man of great dignity of charao-
ter, who had filled the highest Legislative and
judicial offices in tho State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16
Rumored Failure. &c.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l3.-There is a rumor of
heavy failure here to day. The names have
not yet been given.
There is no change to note in the iket from
Inv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16

Gov. Bigler has vetoed the bill relieving the
Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA and the Pennsylvania
ltailroad Companies from fines to the amount of
s700D1, incurred by these companies in passing
smallnItes contrary to the small note law of Penn
syvania.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16
Severe Case of Rheumatism

SccrrsytLIf hem,nle CO., Va,
Mn cl 4th, 1853
MeAsrs Mortimer a. Mowbray:- Geuilemen--liaNiug
been afflicted with RheunuIism for some IN IT'S
WORT forms and not being able obtain relief from
other medic uea induced 10 tr, "iiHmptonsNeg
,table Tncturc" ew bottles of which. am happy
saw, hive mHdr perfect cure.
Atthc time commenced uslng the fnctGrc |
scarcely able 70 Walh. mn INV nnd mtec been for
some weeks, ,ntipy free from nj pam.
1nuf. n n.t fr4ly n. Il. MAY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16

Swift, the Know Nothing candidate for Mayor
of Lexington. Ky, was electe on Saturday last
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16

The Washington Organ states that the Know
Nothings in Fairfax county have elected the Com
missioner of the Revenue of that County, beat
ing the Anti Know Nothing candidate 4 to |.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16

NEW GOODS.-WE have iust roceiy cd on
second stock of Ne" Goods, -, "lIows;
Solid Dcaius. Gall eoIors),
Plain d.. mud Merino,
French Work Collars Sleeves. Cheni4eti4 iiardkef.
chiefs Silk Gloves &c. &c. ta aud examine them.
lee 81. STIGIER McELDERRY 4 co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16
Lake Ndpigaii0n Resumed.

The winter thus far has been very mild. A
message from Buffalo, dated the 18th, states that
Lake Erie and Ontario were open to navigation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-16
THE EMALE sly STEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extract frorn Jamrs Harris, E,q's Letter Alexandria,
ya--After speaking Of wonderful cures on himslt. no
SAYS: MIR, II has been suffering with the liver coi.
plam and with innbi!uy, constantly complaining, h"rn
weak ness through hen Whole system She enjoys
better health than io niry years, being entirely restu'
ed by the at Hampioas l,Pet0bte Tiactu't. -
Diseased Side Breast, Eyes-Extnlrr from a
Letter from i Chimes. ESQ, Loulon county va My
wife has been for yeas afflicted with great weel 1ers
phin in the BRENT, side unl bach; pal ptationo tho
heal teeblcncss Of the nervous sysrm loss q" appetite
complexion snluw; the sght at one eye ahnst g" The
oih,r We y weak. | am pleased 10 s'tyl HamIhiT >
Tiuctuge has restored ler rrrirc, health. le yves
M ne good now they
To Cullnnd gel ramphlet-
Sold by J. II. SEAY, & co, Lsnoi Grg. S0WERS
Scottsvilie;A j. BROWN, CLallotf.-, lie, and 10y nj
Druggists throughout lheStafe. var ~ deril