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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21
Who is ResnQnsihle2 2

No one can doubt but the followin:
members of the House of Representative.
were elected to Congress by the people a.
men supposed to be in favor of restoring
freedom to Kansas and Nebraska.
r. d. j. Fuller of Maine
John Wheeler Of New York
Wm. w. Walk do
Bayard Clark do
Thomas Whitney do
John Williams do
Solomon &. Haven do
Henry NJ. Fuller of Penna.
Jacob Broom do
Vim. Milward do
John Hickman do
John r. Edie do
David Barclay do
J. Scott Harrison of Ohio
Oscar f. Moore do
George G. Dunn of Indiana
Harvey Scott do
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21
Let us Reason iogccher!
HCLLOWAYS PILLS.

WY are We Slc'E,
1t hes been the ot 4 the human race 10 be weighed
down BY disease ard .uif-ring. HOLLOW kyrs Pills
ep. slally aaartrt IN the relief Of the EAk Tn.
NERVOUS, tho BkLlctTE and the I>FIRN, Of All
chimes ard -itutions Professor Holio-
I,4saL-.y sui sllt.Lds tAe Manufacture Of his
uiatilI.,- JLIil ,alrs, and o!isrs them free
auI cnii,h'rnf TccI th~ lest remedy the world
ever saw iyE tie removal a Iis.ase
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21

TOOD Razors warran,ed,from 25 to so cts.
VI Razor STops from 10 to Is cts. at NJ.
Fi,zpalrick Il Bros New Book and Stationery
Sd ST. Lcwisburg, next door 10 Beaver & Kre-
mer's Store. ia
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21

DY RAILROAD.-A new supply of Fancy
ID Goods, Porte MonnaieS, German Pipes,
and Kinnikinique Tobacco; also variety OF
new Books, the very latestworls, 10 be had Al
June 29, '55.l CHRISTS CILDNELL'S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21
TXle ItNs nnriIl tie Rlood.

Those lmou- PI. are expressly confined to operate
the r. aC, thr LIVER the Kidneys. the lungs, tho
skin AID ODE i.w'.s. correcting any derangen-Bt ia
their iGuctous, pnr this blood, the very fountain
Of Lie, AMI thus cur.l- disease in all is FIRMS
Uyppsio amt Ljcer Complaints
Nearly half the human race have taken these PILE
1t has been r,1,d ia All agtS ofthe world that nothing
liver. a, aCh inp generally. Ihsy
soon give LDatLy i.ur t. tLsse organs, Loweyer much
ierangcl, and hen aii other means have iaiied,
GeooraL U.Ldiy, III Heaih.
Many 'i a. s rno-t l--Io- Goveruueuts have opened
th'r e. tom Houses % fh Introduction Of these Pills.
that u.ey may lcrlIar tAe Inrdriur Of the massss,
Learned COLLEGES aEIt Lat this mrlirine is the ks,t
rent ~ ever tuyEu t.r i.rons Of delicate health or
whore thr - -i hs- in4 impaired, inylgoratipx
proIertles never Tail IL aliorI relief
femaie Complaints. .-..
No Female. youu. old should be without th, ess-
lratd u-difine 1t regulates the n nthly
couT.vs at all periods. tDsiu many Ae charm
Its also the b, Il and safes medicine that bs given
10 children oi all age and Tor any complaint, eoa,s-
queEtly no ani'y should BE- withoutit.
Hao1ys I- 7rs s L,st randy rno,rn in tte .rc,,a
I0r t.s jolL.,essy Dsessss:
Asthma Dr,I-y Liver Complaints
Bowel Complaints Fever and Asue Lownssof spirts
Cou-Ls Female G. amt, Piles
Gods il'1darh-s stone and Gravel
tLr-t Diseases IuI. .e-ti,n secondary s,mt tons
Costiyeue-s In fuCuE1 Nenereai Affections
UysIcisia Iuraniustion worms Of al kinds
DurThua insarI Wenknes
sS''4 at the Nauu.ictlTi.s of Professor HOtE6-lr
50 Maid LINE, Ncz York. and Pa strand london and
by H rs-Trtaie DTug --ts and Dealers of Medicines
truu ai th" Jnitl satrs- and th civilized world in
iuArS, 90 - crUt-- ~ cruts-ald u each.
= There IS considerable saving by taking the lA1-
y b Dirtciou- the Guidance Of patio nts in svsry
d'.lI-er ar. aiIiz.i - each Eqx.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21

DY CANAL.-A fresh supply of White
ID Lead, Paris and Chrome Green ground
in oil /; also Turkey Umber in ID. cans; Lin
seed Oil, Turpentine, Pine Oil and Fluid, all
of which we will sell at the lowest rateS-to
be had at CHRIST q C1LDHELL'S
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21

Lewisbur- Office from S, AN, until T. NJ; from to
49,. Pm; and from o. to !, Pm.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21

JAMES C.AIEK, Practical and Analytical
Chemist. Lowell, MsSS.
Price - Cents Por Box. Five Boxes for 81.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21

To Persoas,o ,ort Of EmpI2yment.
FIIE best Books for Agents---Send
for a few copies and try them anon.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21

i Asst, but not Least, line assortment of
IL the very best Perlumery for the ladies'
and gents. consisting Of Almond and Honey
Soaps, Extracts for the hdkf.. Cologne, Bay
Leaf and Honey Water, Bureau Perfume, etc.
to be had at CHRIST q CILDWELL'S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21

Publishes the following Popular illustrated Works, and
for the sale which lac desires active Agent In
County of the United States. small capital Of so or
SIS only is required.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
drrirai Of The fsobei-One Dan Later from

CHARLES iowN, Feb 2S-rhc steamship Isa
bel Captain Rollins, has arrived, with Havana
aud Key West dates to the 18th nst Her ad
wees from Havana mainly eontirmutorv of
5th"se by the steamer Crescent City at New Or
leans.
The blockade of Havana is not against mer-
ehnnt vessels, but only armed vessels.
hrnew military governor Of Havana, Garcia
MunoA, late chief of police, is feared and hated
Felix and Estampes were not present at their
trial aud did not even know what had occurred,
The weather at Havana GOLD aud trade
dull. The markets generally were unchanged.
The frigate San Jacnto had arrived at Key
West, all WE'LL to sui again on the 25th for LA
ynna.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
LITE NEWS By TIE NAILS.
FURTHER ~ TIE -. LOUIS.
INETANI

farhameht Wa iole assemble "a the 10th.
FROM THr STAT OF VAR.
Dispafehe- iram Lord Raglan of the both Jan
ary,rrPert thr prevalence of fine weather, though
the nights were severe and frosty. The huts
wcre my got up with much difficulty
The tirst Diet lehment OF British troops from In
dla Ind arrived at Supz.
\ Geographic dispatch from Vienna. states
that nv u II had issued manifesto under date
St. Petersburg. ETH February in which he calls
the eltlre maie population uud.r arms. An ad
ditlpna force of three hul dred thousand men was
I, be despatched 10 the Crmea.
The latest dac, from Scbas'ap,l are IL the 81
January. The weather was growing mildcr.
dispatch dated Varna, Feb. !. says that 30.
900 Ottoman troops had landed at Eupatoria;that
others We're on the march for Nurna, and would
embark as soon as they arrived for the scene of
hoStilites.
The French government has adsices from Var
IN to the 6rh OF February, which state that O.
mar Pasha had left for Bornges, to inspect the
cavalry and magazine and ON his return, would
embark definitely for Eupatoria.
The Russians encamped partly in the vii
lages of Alma aud Balbec, aud partly III shipper
opol and enyiruns.
Cen. Ulrich with the Guards, set off for the
Cf'nea ON the Both january.
The Egyptian reinforcemcnts had arrived.
The artillery in Sebastoppl kept up an lnces-
SAINT hire during the night, and the allies replied
during the day by the trailleurs.
The Journal de St Petersburg of Feb. Sd con-
tans the address OF the Car to the lltmann of
the Don Cossacks, EXPIRE ssing hs confidence that
they will fight courageously for the church, the
throne and the country.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The overland mail from India brings Bombay
dates oJnnuary 9Th, Hong Kong TO December
10Th. The Burmese envoy had demanded resti-
tuition Of P.a, which was pcremptoriy refused.
At Canton. matters were still threatening and
trad was quite depressed. Exchange on Cqnton
As Cd, and on Shanghai 9s I'd
COMMERCIAL.
LirerpooI, February 17.-Cotton continues
quite dull and prices, particularly lower quail
OF the week foots up 10000 bnles, mostly sold to
the trade.
In provisions, there is but little change.
Business generally very dull.
Consols closed at 80 3 ! a 81 :.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

,f[f. FIRST VESSEL 10 sail. positively. the
s-ssIxssaS. l0rn MAneu-i iginia and Louisiana Line
II Pack0s-Thc superior fast sailing Clipper schooner
FANNIE CURRIE, SAMUEL DEAnnons. Comma nder,
having portion OF Cargo engaged and going
bond, will positively sail above. For balance of
freight or passage, having superior accommodations.
npply to DAVID CURRIE,
E.l8-db lmnr Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03

KENTUCKY The Louisville Democr' of Sat
urday, says the Know Nothings of Kentucky, Mt
their mt & pnyenton ,noninaiel Noltaire low
ing, Of Warren countv,far Governor, and
Edwards. Of Logan, for Lieut.. Governor The
first has been a Wing and the second Demo-
GRAFT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
L.nrre tre IN PhiIn.hInLin-

PHILADELPHIA March IA FIRE broke ont
last night IA Chestnut >trectbeiow seventh. which
consumed the building known IT. Fishers Block.
occupied as stores. .oss estimated Mt Slnuaa.
/ ne lire originated from dede, i've fluid
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR
NEW YORK
|. ~ ~ IA

!. M ~ lsM
LNROM PETERSBURG EVERY WEDN EsDAY
i and SATURDAY morning, win City Point Tho
cheapest and plcasantcst route-$l0 Ia New York. in.
Guiding Meals aud State Room-$59 TO New York,
Sicerage pnssaec.
TIE large aud commodious double Engine Side wheel
Steamships JAMESTOWN Capt. PARRISH, tim
mud ROANOKE. Cnpt SKINNER, leave City sAAA
point fo' New \ ork every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DA narnne, o'clock after the arrival Of ihu Cars
ho Petersburg, touching Norfolk, and arriving In
New York rex evening, being only one night between
Petersburg nud New York.
Passengers having Lynchburs on Wednesday
Sutnnny will arrive IN time Tor the Jamestown City
Point, tho morning, III O'Clock. For State
Rooms, &C. nIPlyio
y, Il. BAPTIST. Petersburg.
Board the Steamer.
Passage and Fare To Norfolk sanle "a by River
Slcamcrs. Freight received South Side Railroad
Dopo every WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY for
steamship Roanoke
Frniph for rrtor burg via CITY Point direct be
shipped from NJ" York for Roanoke every TUESDAY
Hfi ED> ESDAA, aud received here on Friday.
fea2 Ilipd(y)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03

Y, A
Ala ch 4th, 1888
Msssrs Mortimer s. Nopbrdy:- Geuteneu--ll ling
been Athlete With ihrum4,rn for some TIM in IT..
wor. tnrnrs. md being uble obtain rerl from
oher medic nes iudn el to IT, "llamuHon' Veg
eta lie Tincture' Il lew bottles I'll which, am happy To
say, haye made perfect CURE.
Atthe time commenced u-ng the finctGro | MS
scarcely able 20 walk. ! ann now md have boon iol
some weeks. cntrel, free from AL pam.
,,r. t1.,,.t truL, e NY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03

'ToXY BuHSs.--A correspondent of the Baltl-
moro American, wiring from Norfolk. utter stat
ing that Anthony Burns passed through that
place day or two since from North Carolina
says:
| am informed Burns was very unwilling to try
q Northern cline again. but the planters IN me
vieinitv of his late owner 50 strongly protested
against a slave who had once resided in the
North ussociuting with their slaves, caused Mr.
Mcdaniel to dispose of him, Nh McDanel had
tried to dispose of him in the South, but for the
same 4eason could find no purchaser.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03

NARROW TscArf.-Ole Boil narrowly ESCAPED
with his life last Tuesday night in New York
by falling through sidewalk grating which hat
been carrles~lv left open.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03

Snow IN NV ORLEANs.-The weather III Ne
Orleans ON the 27th ult, was quite winiry and
slight snow storm prevailed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
san Francisco, California;.
d IRE T. II. RE a n u AZ a l. I. u n
Commission Merchants.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
SALES OFTOBACCO
And Consisnments direct from the Virginia


And Consignments direct from the Virginia
ManufaC turers solicited
Ia Our Buslues, il strctly Commission, never do
Psrtmg from II under an circumstances. Prompt
made.
REFERENCES. A. 4 A. Lawrence s Co.. Boston;
Allen fuNson, and Patterson. Adams v Co. New
York, Courtney " Gushing, Baltimore; Day,h port,
Allen u Co. Edmond Davenport \ Co. Ludam g.
'ntsnu. james Il. Heath. la eaIior mud CrcnsIuw 4,
'u RirLmund MrCorklc 4 Jonc. NrDnnicl, Hun
Preston and Miller 4 Cirnshuw, lynchhug.
N.B.-Alezsr,. Elm md, Dtvrupou \ Co. Rl,h
uund, an Allen raxson, New York, viii attend /,
II. business transactions for the House.
jrlr 2S-ro Iv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03

DEATH OF JUDGE EpwARps.-judge Henry
p. Edwards Of the supreme Court of New York.
died last Tuesday night of typhoid fever.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
TENTH GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
THE ART UNION GETTY
100000 GIFTS ynlncd nj THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS
Certificate for Tbs Ycar, One Doilar.

fIfIE members Of the Akr UNION SOCIETY, on
tie occasion Of this the tenth Distribution ui the
NORkSOt AR accumulated by tho Sncet, during
the rnst year won respectfully call the ton al
liz retr"os the fact thn being about remove To
The buildings in OF for the Socirtv IN
city o. Washiueton they will nd the Real Estn"
mud othr. LANDED Proper belonging 10 the Society.
tue ,ii>ribution or this year
Al the Inst meeting Of the 'ccly, 1t WINS determined
rcdIte the Cert cae Of >hnte Tor tIs gionl enter
mj,e dollar each, thnhin, thereby tint IT will
be the III general dlAI-ion ni the works OF
Afstcs throug bout the CounttS, aud Will "ualle tie
Society extend their labals for the advancement ol
the ARTS AND SCIENCES in this country The
C,ltitcaics ot Share will he issued loar,
complaining which each purchaser will receive "o OF
charge, by return mall beautiful Lane and Supple
E1nInN LII nlIL tll.I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
'CRUsTEEs' sALE.-By .ir,ue If Dec,

'RosTEES' SAIE.-By virrua # Deed
ot Trust, euted by VI. Council. lr., to Wm -
Roam" dc Il. Trustee md by consent Of petics ,hall
On SATURDAY the l0th oi M,Rcn rcoceed Ia sell ut
public nuei"1. i tnut ot the Market louise in lynch
Cd burg. the life estate OF Ms judith A Oliver in Nfa
$50 HOUSE and LOT situated in Sandy Hook Hill
he iieae Is RDre uud commodous, aud tho Lot cum
tains Lbhnt ONE ACRE
lfhM1 "A "rcdE OF two md four month. will be
given-hee"tehf aatcs satisfactorily endotsed rrqui ed
nt the pulcha.cr
TlloS. J kRkrArRCk, Trustee
ir2S III nnui-- Rep rnpy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
go ALL WIsoMs'T MAY CONCERN

fENO ALL w HOW a. MA SVNSEHN
= We shall continue To ct unon cur TRENDS Tor
the amount Of their bi de st Januar,. FOR thr bal
,ncr of the month, after which, having the time
acessarv to deyotr it, shall place those renal ng
n.,tflrd IN oh p b0nlS f., collie ton
i.b7t BURROUGHS, SHAFER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

( "Wednesday nug#tts, Mach III mt 10 aclees.
~ p'esiset.o fhr t.stlsnrr of Ma Dnr'l l. w..
wick t"hn has removed thu city of Bntm"rr)
~ oPosn the Washington Hotel all of his very va0a.
Bile ii"ns'hoia uni Kitchen Furniture, embraced IN
which name:
Mahogany : ias, Chairs. Mnrble-np Pier Tables,
Stands. tt"nrh Plgte Glasses Mantle Ornaments Cnrd
I"htes, Secretary. Marbl ,np Sidrton,d Mahogany,
French m" f"st Bcisteada Nafhie-op Wa.hsland-,
Looking 6ussas. Dressing Cabinets, Wardrobea Es
lei sion III 'e Infc4, Liquor Stand siy,r run bash
eta Sasers, hao Hair MattIcs.c FcaIhc, Bels Pillows,
Moteeu Window Curtains Ctrtnin II is Carpets,
Silver War, Class " ne. Metal Clocks, Gtna Dinner
aud len seti'. tHne scat Chairs Cottage Ghait. Quar-
tctte Tnhlr> Hat Rack. Hall Lamps, Audiron. Shovel
and Tong, Kitchen Range, Rcfi geratofs. aud orhor
articles Us td L. lau keepers Also one of Chick
"rine's best finnos. Music Stands, &c. Nc
ItRMs 81 SALG--All sums under 4 90, cnah over
800, tour months credit. negotiable paper sa.inrtorib
endor-cd. &. RlCHD PHELPS,
tcHb ismur Suesnnn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03

4. MORRIS,
RiCHMoNp, k1HalSIA,
PUBLISHER AND WHOLESALE
Dealer ia
BOOTS, Paper, Stationery, and Piano-Fortes
"OULD lnvi'e the nttciUun oI Country Dencis
w visiting the Gity touel,c thru Spring pufcha.c.
tn his huge aud general a.soino ut Goods nppetHin-
ing 10 his trade, winch will ~ sold upon tie
aounblr terms
Worcester Piano Fortes and Princes Melo-
deems
A NJ. il sole gent The -ulr oi the uboyr ccle'
ted Instruments. Nlish urc 1ri,nr AMI unsurpasse
and sold MT mpder tte piece.
~ een"r.l assortment # Nlu-.-0I lo-rnmcnt- md
Musical Merchandise.
Having Il BINpfHY uttnclrl L. g., l'p"h EaHli,i-
ment. hr II prepared to nnaeto,u.t order, cte.y
deception If Biruk Boo urd rS.cuie BiaI.r' ~
eyctk srn5"ty of stvle
~ All auleas from the runnut sill p."'t f.Dprt Mt
tcrton mud be osccntrd 'uhNuly 20, II q, rr,bo-,rs
~crc personally prez-ut. a NORRIS,
tc2ils -. Aian str,.l,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03

/ MPOKEAN E-A II il my intention To mike
ma extensive pasch ct Mleunr, aud fane, Good y
of every description in the Spring. will sell the
nnndcr OF my 'ead, nj very reducc piiers ! world
Nlse every body 10 Gull and my Gncy good. sueh
B"nneus, Ribbons Glo,n.. Shn~l-, II ID aud other
Bonnct- tor ca ldren; lln-erv Gloves. Lacr. Emb OF
derh Of the best characters 1irnd Drcs. Cups
h" exceeded oh its no use To be talking nper
Crrc and 'er The pectt cat goods cxtnm
dec 9 Nr2lnM ALtRED s. ENhLEDONE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER DANIEL
EBSTER-A WEEK LATER FROM
CALIFORNIA.
New ORLEANS, Feb. Is.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 26.
The Steamer Daniel Webster arrived here to-
day. with California dates to the 9th inst. The
steamer Corte2 brought down on the Pacific side
half million in gold and rs passengers, b of
whom came to this city.
The steamer Star of the West sailed for New
York on the 23d.
meeting of native CulifaIlians was held
the 9Th t. take measures for wholesale emf gra-
ton 10 Sonora to escape heavy taxes and oppres-
sion.
The miners were rgain suffering for want of
water. The Kerr river mines hadproduced very
extensively.
The Senatorial question was stu unsettled, no
choice having been made. Forty four ballots
had been taken.
In the Saa francisco market a better feeling
in some classes OF goods existed especially pro-
visions, but the ntolior demands were light. No
cash sales were made.
The IsthmuS continued healthy
Chomoro had achieved important advantages
over Oristillo.
The Baltimore sun has the following special
dispatch. giving further news by the Daniel Web.
strr.
INV ORLEANS, Feb. 28.-'The question with
regard to the l.. 5. Senator was still undecided.
At the latest dates it was before the Legislature
Und forty faur ballots had heen taken without a
choice. / he same persons heretofore mentioned
OF Senator Gwin were quite sanguine of eventual
success. bat the matter creating great poht-
cal excitement
The general news is interesting but not of
Importance.
The weather continued unfayorable aud heavy
rains were still falling.
Accounts from the mining regions were quite
favorable, and large amount of gold was being
obtained, ami some further new discoveries of
diggngs.
The money market Eas quite stringent, and
financial affairs not in so prosperous a condition.
Further heavy failures upprehe a
mongst the merchants
Over seventy dead bodies had hecn recovered
from the wreck of the steamer Pearl and others
were missing. Many OF the wounded, it was
thought could not survive.
Indian difficulties and outrages in the interior
were increasing. and causing considerable alarm.
Later advcc~ had been received from the Sand
which Islands, but of no special moment.
Advices had also been received from Dragon of
a later date, but not Of much Importance.
The receipt, of produce wera fair but not large
and trade generally speaking duh. No special
change to nalc in prices of Hour, provisions or
other commodities. But few arrivals,
[ :, AGRIcTlTrRAl SoCIETY,-Ihe third
aunal meeting of this Society held at the
Smithsonian institution, III Wa,hngton,on We'd
nesdav. twenty six States were represented. Hon
NJ p. Wilder. of MusSachuset sPresidcnt of the
Society. delivered brief address, and various
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
HOUsE AND LOT ToRsALE

L. sell privately my ho0-o md lot, tiluntnd "a
Franklin Hi, hcory oppusitr the residence aliil
aote, ii rich garden sui framed te-Icnec TIA
ROOMS, ani all necessary Out houses. including
good Stable. The ucIhhorhood is good uni de.ra
bile one
viii SCI! ii" above named property upon the follow
ing rensouabl" Terms. One thlrd Of urchasc mon"y
Ia be paid iui maus. one lhitd IN uunths, and The
baancc in |, aud yrs VITA ncrouble paper sn,is
at,orlly endorsed GEO. W. SEE.
dr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
n I'ICE

NOTICE lily vrtue al "A .pccrcc prom unccd in
~ th' tu~e OF Burton ly. &C., vs Burtnn in the
County Gomp ol Campbell county. shall sell on Mon
pay the 18th ia, al March next (that being Court II
likely YOUNG NEGiO MAN. Trrms-Cnsh
ED d. CHRISTIAN, Commr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-03
EamE. L.FE AND sNsNw

/
l. AACE.-A yHehbnrg Hose ~ iUe hsuroHrs fonr
nany
This Company make. Insurance gainat 'oss dum-
,ge y Fire Dwelling Houses, Gturr. obacco Fucto-
aud Other buildings furniture goDis, I'D
merchandise generally in town and rountry,nn he
favorable terms.
Also makc, Insurance the lives ofnll persons
loyinR good heBh, and al sound constitution for tho
whole duration al life. or fnra iimited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will b.
insured unreasonable terms.
The Company willulsc take murine risks from nd
my Of The Northern Southern Ports, favourable
tate
BOARD oY DIHrCToRs.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
JAMES NJ, COBBS, Vice President.
SAMPSON DIuGUID, Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
Don 7. G. Peters Dexter Otey,
George w. Yancsy, Stmrcl Garland
Wllmm 7. Ander son Joseph Is. Nowlin,
John O. Taylor James NJ Boyd.
J s. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CnrED T. WILLS, Sec'y.
DIR. +. II. GIlmer ! v,, t,:
DR. VIM Otwey Owen. '" 1N'"'N
The Medical Examination e subjects for Insurance
will be m,de Mt the office Of tle Company each day
between the hours Of . and O'Clock, P.
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