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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-10-25

INDCCEKENIS FUR CLUDBIEG.
The ENICkERBoChER ami lIarper's, Pu;nam's Ora
one year t,r FIVE DOLLARS: the KNICkERBOCKER
andilome journal, for FOUR Dollars year.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-10-25
PO STA GE.

Two cents per number, prepaid at the Office where the
work is delivered, qutrtery in advance.
~ III remiltaIces and all business communications
must be addressed, post ptid. t.
SA.NUEE HUESTON,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-10-25

semi annual report. Messrs. Gueno, Um.
berfeld and Wallis were appointed men,
bers of said committee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
Executors Sale of Land, Slaves, Stock
ofHoIses Cattle. Farming Utensils,
CROP, &c. &c.
IN APpOysAsE FOX CO1lNEY VA

\ pursuance of the Int wi mud Testament of " n.
lfurbush, decd tue under gued executors, will
sell. Mt his late residence in Appomattox county. "a
tuesday. the ]Olh day OF January. 1880 the IRA or
Nt LAND, on which he resided the time ofhis dcnih
containing about 500 acres in six niles Of Glover
Till aud four miles the Appomhtox Depot having
il large framed YELLING HOUSE. with nil nece~
tmy out houses. About two thirds of the land j.
cleared and under cultivation, including some excellent
low grounds. The wood lind is heavily tlmhercd ind
well adapted to the growth OF Tobacco.
Also, Mt the sumo time and place. eleven Ne
eroe- Of them Young aud likely aud amon,, then,
first rate Blacksmith.
Also the S ock Of all kinds, consisting of Horses,
Cows md good yoke Of Oxen, Sheep and llogs. The
crop on hand, consisting of some ID barrels Corn.
Oats aud rrovcndcr
Asp the Household and Kitchen Furniture one our
lofs' Wagon, two Ok Curtis, buggy and llnrhe-s,
the Plantation Utensils, an OF Back smith. loos
Fun, Sr
Also. tke growing crop of wheat being So fu>hrI .
seeding aud three tors of Guano sowed TIL"
Pork an hand being some > 100 lbs
1t tine sale i concluded On thu fir, day. it will be
continued ho"l day To dry, if fair until completed
TERMS The Land viii be -ol credit of |, .
nnd years tbe purchaser giving bonds with good soc
liiy a.d the tut retained until the Whole purcn'r
money pnii The po,ss>,ou given he laad in ten
,ny> from tine purchase Tho nrgrnrs viii be sid
cr"dito six moalts, and ull he ut,r property at l.
months for all sum, above dollars, Ter which coud
pc saua security ALL be rrquircd tor all sum, OF ten
dollar, and under, cash will hc req .irrd.
Those viking 10 purchase the Lind en- examine II
before The day {" sl. o the Executors will remain
the plare and viii show i.
JEFFERSON u. FURNISH
CHARLES Il. FURNISH, IN '''
y. 3. Some Ncgloe- i b.. MA ed .fef the sale
good far n lnud~ IN lSrtdS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
New Commission \ Forwarding House,
KECHHEDND, VA.

fOiN A. HARRIS, (Iate al G"och y llauiss.) an !
r. J. EClOLS. lrom l. nchhug. have associnrcd
themselves for the purpose o trtusactlng Geucinl
COMM and Forwarding business Ia THIS city unJcr
the syIr Of
HAIRLESS x ECuO'S
Their office will b, Immediately tte' ba,in bar',,
next door above M.ssfs. Crru,.aw X O.. They
pledge thems dives every cXron IN dispensing "
al produce consigned to HEN aud to execute all od
lor good or the transaction kind ri bnslre-s tor
their country friends. upon the best aud mnst advnntt
erous terms.
rarri ular attention gwen the receiving and t-
w,rdiug of all kinds OF Merchanli-c md Manufacture
robncco, consigned Ia any pnu OF the unioh win
promrtncs+ and dispatch Having had considerable
ex pericucc in business OF tai. Kind they Tel cnnIt
ia giving entire satisfaction all Who ray favor 'hrm
Cash advances made on prpd,ce IN haod
JOIIN \ HARRlSS,
ian - elm r. J. EcHOLS
Rep. (wcekiy.l the Lexington, SaIen. tinca>ti"
Clri.tnnsb4rs, WYheviiie, Floyd and Abnsaenp'r' $
will COPY one mo. and forward their bis
II X +
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
p. ppomATTox LAND FOR SALE

n wish sell Tr of Land in APPROXIMATION
,oui.t, on tho OF Wreck Island Creek containing
between u 700 d ad Joins the lards of Nathaniel
y cd Dir. Hammer and james W. Fitch and ia within
fur rifles of Concord Depot and about II miles from
Iynrburg prefer to veil the In par eel, but
if purchsscrs prefer it, would divide it into several
parcels. Any person wishing purchase will please
call residence in Appomattox OF address mo
at spanish Oak post Office FIELDING JONES.
in l5-c3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAMP at

AfhlN Al II SAlE.-l lie undrtsgnfd having more
lttd thar he we'll cultivate desires Ia sell. III order
thu hr may get smnle, Farm The rst. i situated
within miles Of the Alexandria aud Godonsyile ill
road. contain, 432t ACRES, by actual sut vcy. and
lies in the County OF Amherst nnd the waters of
larri-' Greek; the Creek running through the Farm,
known as Burks' Tract m joins the land Of Philip
st George ard john Amber, Xachsrinh d Tinsicy mud
others As Ia the qu lily of til" land and ii. plouc.
liveness, need nothing. lu all persons khuw IN
ing anything about TINT section ni country lying ON ~
The OF Harris Creek and under the foot oi the
Fobacco Row Mountain, need not be told OF the produce
Inverness oi lis sod. Tor il j. we'll known lay all such.
The Improvements oreA DWELLING HOUSE ot six
t""rns. Smukr House. Cabins, Barn Stables and Corn
a. llou-e The Farm Is divided into ak fields. with
th-A running in cac field, und good Spring not
iur from the house.
There two Orchatl. on the Fafm--one old
orchard of very excellent Fruit. and known fail
Also, young Otoharh of76 of choice fruit in -
thriving condui m.
There is plenty of Timber on the Farm To support
H. and my nmouut of fire ood. and good portion of
the Land is well taken in Glove deem ii ii NJ
sary say anything more, but come und to your
selves, when YOU henr my price, which low and
my te.ms TINT are easy. Possession can be rivcn
must a.y time. THOMAS H. CRONE.
4 ctlnrl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
Yhf cnse Of GreeR.

The Chicago Democrat understands that adj
titional evidence had been discovered tending
more conclusiyely to settle the guilt of Green,
the murderer of his WIFI in that city. 1t will be
recollected he was convicted, but subsequently
was granted Il new trial,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
t1,lsUSTEES SALE.

f1NKUSTEES SALE.-rursunnt To "a decree
4 nt the C'rcui Court ot Piusylvnnin County, Mt
October thereof, 1874 in the Of Anderson H.
Armistcad against Samuel T. White aud oth.r,, will
-ell at fttsylvunu Court House, Mondny, the 18Th
day II FEBRUARY, 1850, that being dar, all the
right, tide and interest OF Samuel Il White. in nnd TO
the real aud personal ente whereof Hamilton W hitC
the iai,r ot the SAID Samuel E. died posse-4cd ME
nil ESTATE lying and being in the county Of Pittylvanin
nine miles al Pittsy,ania Court House. and
within mile Of Spring Garden, and in the po->c-
sion uf Ms. Mary White the mother OF suid Samuel IS
whom the devised for her HE hy the said
lamiIten Whitr-the interest OF the said Samuel Il.
herein, consisting o right - vested reminder in
r., simple, take effect IN ros,cssion the etcrm
nation oil the Tie Of the said Mary Wiilr of two
eieyent'.s Al tn sad t.hl aud personal estate. Suid
c-tate consists f Valuable Land and Negroes.
Rand- with Epud security WI be req red nl the pur
eiassr. aud tt. retained ti the purchase none, il
paid +. WHITE,
SHERIFF Of Pin syIvani,, aud "a such FIustro
in place ul Jns. Johnson, dee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
Trouble at Bird Isiand-Controi oper the qua
no BUSINESS

Boston, Jan. GA vessel arrived at this
port from Bird Island, reports that the Nenezu-
elan government had ordered all vessels 10 leave
that place within "a hours, with threats of force
unless the order was complied with. All Amcri-
cans engaged in the guano business would leave
the next day.
The sIoop of war Falmouth, at st. Thomas,
was to sail for Bird Island in few days, to in
quire into the affair. Twenty negroes from Ba!
time, who have been engaged in digging guano,
have returned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
A cory -Testr,
o, LOVING, Cir.
VARIETY Minis. 6h Iannn,x. 1S5a.

VARIETY Mills 6th January 1888
The pnltes interested in the foregoing decree urr
crtly notified thnt have appointed TUESDAY, the Goth
day at February ext, commence taking the accounts
therein directed. an which dhy. by 10 o'clock in the
morning, they requested II my Office. with
their accounts, vouchers and copies Of Court Par er-
! repnred for exam ina'ion anl settlement.
ALEX D2OWN, Special Comm issioner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
Hedru RObberu.

We learn from the Abingdon Democrat that
Mr.. Alexander Findlay of that town, agent for
Mr.. Wyndhan Robertson, entrusted the sum of
5 500 to the clerk of the steamer Louisville, at
Chattanooga, to be conveyed to Knoxville. On
reaching Kingston the trunk containing the
money was broken open and the money abstract
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25

" AHTED TO HlRE.-1e subscribers
w wish to hre for their work the Va. & Tenn.
ia,road, the Mountain region of Nn. number OF
strong and boys for which liberal hire will be paid
hey have had long experiences IN the management #
negroes ard themselves large owners. Hired |.
soe viii receive the treasue-t in every ta4ts q
TINT they give their One of % scep in
lynchbure any time till the 10Th of J,L1ary Q tho
Wushinr Ton Hotel McCorkle Simpson & ,ne.
ONT Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will also buy MT, anil
boys. Geo 25 dscts SCOTT e. ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25

NATuRAIIzArloN IN NEW JERsEY.-A bill is be-
fore the House of Assembly of New Jersey with
every prospect of an early adoption, which pro
poses to take the power of making citizens entire
' out ofthe State Courts, and permit 1t to be
done only by those of the United States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25

NEW HAMPSHIRE PoLITICs.--ltis stated in a
tclcrraphic dispatch that the Rev. Mr.. Moore
having withdrawn from the canvass, being inc
liriblr. the Know Nothing, will hold another
convention on the 18th of February, we presume
to nominate a candidate for Governor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25

Accounts have been received from Constant
nople to the 25th. At that date number of
wooden houses for the troops had arrived there.
Prince Napoleon was still there convalescing :;
also the Duke of Cambridge, who is much bet
ter, and will probably return TO England.
The Ottoman officers who fled at Baakl lava
have just been degraded and sentenced to seven
years hard labor
The LateSt.-IHe War.-Spun.
Before the receipt of English papers we
received by telegraph the following additional
intelligence by the Canada:
The very latest news by the Canada, at Bos-
ton from Liverpool, is, that Austria has declared
to Prussia that if peace in Europe was not Sc
cured by the lst January, Prussia would be com
PEELED to fulfill her engagements tie the allied
powers, and would be called on to furnish two
hundred thousand men within sixty days. The
Russians, it is said, reliable authority, had
sumed position north of Sebastopo, and were
momentarlly anticipating attack from the
French and English forces"
\ private letter from Madrid says:
The Spanish Cortez have refused to sell Cuba
at any price, and have also offered an asylum to
all the political refugees Of Europe"
This is not very explicit. Is Cuba or Spain
to be the asylum!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25

AccEprED.-Rev. Alexander Jones, ID. d.,
formerly of Richmond, has accepted call to st.
Peters Church. Perth Amboy, n. j., and has re
lnnYel To thni nlnce.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
Mr.. Nc Mullen.

The Abingdon Nirginan ann ounces Hon. +.
McMuIIen as a candidate for re election to Con
preSs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
Jun o5i
NEGROES At AUCTION

: The 2G;h day OF Jasuary 1875, will sell /" the
highest bidder mt public auction. Mt thu Market House,
II Negroes. consisting al men. aud children
The sale Will be positive aud without credit
OF manhs will be lven, tic purchaser purchasers
giving negotiable notos, snlisac oriy endo sed.
ian l7-ts L. IABBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25

tornre Ia decree al Circuit Court of Appomntt"N
county IN the Rucker Rucker and others,
shall lfo,ee, Slarlciop in the county Amherst,
near tho premises the 18th February hsNt, Ia sell,
the highest bidder. u certain tract or purcell pf Land,
lying IN thr county al ArpamattoN, adjoining the lnn
oi DIR j W, Flood snl aihets
Tue contains onc-half OF Chase Island, and u
body Of wood hand an the udioiung shore aud is ynun
Bile We sm sell anl, surh title rs is vested IN by
the said decree which believed To be enti,ely good
rfRMs.-Thc had will le sold on a credit oil six,
twelve and eighteen months --cqua insalinents, the
purchaser giving bonds with good security aud tho tuc
retained un he whole of the purchase is paid.
b. y. WALkER,
{ r. SLAUGHTER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
Come at Last.

a letter from New York, dated Jan. 90, says:
Orr blasphemously called the Angel Gabri-
ell" took hi, departure for Glasgow to day in the
steamship Glasgow for that port. lie was ac-
companied by number of his friends whom he
saluted by IL vigorous blast fsom This horn as
the vessel LETT the dock. He also treated them
with an extemparoneous farewell address. charg
ing his hearers TO beware of foreign influence
generally, and the Pope in particular.
Colonel William II. BissclI. it Is said, will be
the Nebraska candidate for the L. 5. Senate in
Illinois in case General Shields is unable to Sc
cure the nominations The election takes place
ON the 81 st ult
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25

WASHINGTON lrEMs,--lt is confidently pre-
dieted that Mr.. Marcy may go to Europe. The
cabinet is and has been amicable,
Mr. Seymour, it is stated, prefers to stay at
home
The Democratic Senators met this morning to
express the sentiments of their party Know
Nothingism, but adjourned without coming to
any conclusion.
On Sunday morning, about four O'Clock, the
chamber of Senator Mallory was entered, and his
watch stolen from under his head. He awoke
in time to see the retreating villain, but not to
capture him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
MEG OEs WANTED.-The subscribe

MEG II Ole : WANTED.-Thes subscriber
in market for Negroes, of both sexes be
wee the ages of 10 and 80 years including Mechanics.
uch 8 Bacssmiths and Carpenters, and viii pay the
erected brick bIidng st Lynch street, inmedi-
atey in rear of the Farmers Bank. he prepared
(having erected buildings with that view, 10 bns.,.-
negroes sent TO Lynchburg for sale oiherw ,e tn -
moderate and keep them if they
placed in the jail of The corporation
sep 2S-1sc6m SETH W0ODROOF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
NTGw GoNCERN.-oTr& GONNELL hay

Ngw GONCEKN.-OTr e. CONNELL hay
y ins rocently purchased the Corn and Plaster Mill,
with he Wool Carding Machines &c, formerly belong
ing H. Council, ST., would respectfully inform the
public and heir friends generally that they will grind
Comm Faster and card Wool Roll On the most
oommaia.Ing terms. and hope by strict attention.
merit IRE Of public patronage.
Cvrn Meal and Plaster always on hand and for sale
WIN. n. OFT,
Lynchturg, Oct &c. ARTHUR G N Y.
noy2 Am
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
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WH" X, r,r xyr,pcY,
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fax Annamn,,nx Cha,lous Amnr,., r,inrs ElnarJ
M ~ D"'','', N"'''', ,"'a
naehngna" nelson, "'oe"'an" 'amnI,"n' n,o'
eomery. Floyd Franklin. patrick. Henry. Wnalmp,o,.
WYNN, Gcs Grccnbrier lluvnnu Cmip Gravson AMI
Cnrro The .nb.rrb,r ln.a TN. method 10 bring emil
improvement rcloro tho pobIic
Its advantage. nrc that II n,rs as nrso rcf cep ur
power from, the wnrr, eNpeaad a. tho be over shot,
wheel. neipr un,. ri cs.r Iron. II !. do,nAleandn
the same time extremely simple in construction and
thereto attached with the Wncr net Il. eovs,nor mnk
my other mnyhnrry, and back wn'crouiy r.sra. is
er by ,mi .hinr the hrnd md i. npplicnhl, or any
brni from fnn feet IN md !, the cheenr-l uhecl
rAiant tia, will rive the sumo powcr from thr
walcr expended. have them manufactured al A. 6
DabneN l. Lynchhure Va VIII set up az superintcnd
toe .etlag where sme, nTe made For fnrlhe, inf,rms
lion, address JAMES w. ROBINSON
Compbeu c H. Va
Persons wanting Wheel. ia other counties vii be
-upplc, until the territory Is lis o.ed 81 by The nat
rntea J w. ROBINSON.
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hsalhst ~.
IlHshIh- iirlAh'iI 10, WIN = e bbii'i " o. NOS
" afey trustee Mary Ann 'rhll'' NJ nm. ~
Ia iNih, Anton j. Inhfi hnI "lims, i3fi r.
AND
Sum, u.
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John =. Ewots sulN <, rnitner 81 Ewer4 p1rfeii,
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ANp
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pidHfi trustee t1t Nhre1sst l)uIhId' iIH''
against
Nancy - H"iskcll, Richard pWret, anlie H. 6o ID
nun, vic ot w m Good nan, Mildred hoedfn1h, vie
81 HONEY ti"o'mnn, Jamrs Durrott, Nm. Durtott
Ezh Hopkins. ulr vile al StePl en- D. Hopkins Ann
Y Hopkins, John l.. liopkins james tiepklh7' IN
lantel1titcn &" Ehzt McGlnng' dee ~ Hm. htCI"hg
heiHfd hich"-"h aud Margaret f'ref 'e IT,
AND
'hntles a CoIh"ln md u J. NIl] tffdeffh u
lrlefs, Nann"l hepd nnd Jan'~ l. WIFE idr "
chan's nut rortiors trading under The stye h1l nm
! oiffefs. hrhd VIII, tn
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25

OTkGE.--l have aa hnnd, at my shop. miller
ironi IL city of Lynehbure, Immediately the
Amherst Court House Bon /;
1,2, t. ID Horse Iron Axles, (vnggonl
Rnilroa und On Cnrts
Plough, burrows, Cullivntors, Sc,
Bed toai,, Wash Stands,
Tnhr.. safes, Wardrobes, dc,
ALL wh1cl warrant to be lie % re very best mate
rias, viii ell thou ms low If not lower han such
work caad Ia. obtained els where Al per in want
% suei D. will fad to their interest to give mo
Gull ~ A. determined offer slh Inducements as viii
insure sales n Il, MAGRUDER.
mly d. IA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25

BUFFALO, Jan. 22.-Evening.-Ihe rioters
yet retain possession of the railroad track near
Brantford. The magistrate of Fort Erie has
made requisiton for troops, who will arrive
at the scene of the riot ON Tuesday morning and
clear the track at all hazards.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
JIG IN Stevens, j.,

John Stevens j., Pm
Agnin,t
I.unsiord Loving. John Whitehead and Wilson Peters,
Ealhnn hofiu,, james Smith, John Mounts ind
Ainline bis wife, Nnihnni. II Bib and Beheihlnud
lbs Nile, RpGulp Plus aud Sarah Smith, Dofts
This div these causes Hgniu tu br heard upon
n pupes tor.urIy rcad The rcporc of Commi .oncr
brown, ma lie pursuance of The drcrct order o the
- dnv of ---. hud A'Eurd by counsel; on
consideration whereof And it appeHrug I" the shtis
ineiion ri the Count, from the report sad commits
sinner, that nil the directed to be STATED, have
yet been tuhen and TINT sud report il incomplete
- hs respect. tn" Count doth recomH the said report
10 sad Commissioners Ia take. ~lu4e and settle such
additional statements may be 1ecmoi advisable by
linn, and iepplt same Ia the next Count And
il appearing the sati af ION II the Court, from
The report of said cummi>sl' ner Brown that John
Stevens, r hts Gied 10 appear before him and s,t'ia
ius accounts Is guardian tor u lehnnd Smut #aow
the #, nj \ H. Bbn,) md for his other
motion of n II Bb, by his counsel rule ~ awarded
i'm ngnias, the said John Steven, Ir.. gnbfi,an
ioresad raturnablc to the 81 tn Court, to
,rw cunse if be cun WHY he should be attach
I'd for contempt in failing 10 his accounts
Guardian aforesaid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
$50 REV ARD.

TWO Snsnn Grunt Samuel Gfnni. WIN. Grant. Alcxnn-
4 der (irnnt. Rohct d Cunt, james Grant. Preston
Grant, LiuIebu,y Grant Elizabeth Burby, George
t.anpson md Rhnda his win, Winston Coleman and
hanrv hin ife Jesse Coleman and Susnn his wife,
raliv Gra II and Patrick II Grant.
Take nplie, tht shhll, the Sth day of February
1870. nj the house ct Samuel Dntsi. in the town of
Bueha mn, IN the County of Boctouri, betwoe, the
hours u o'clock n the ming and shutdown OF that
day Ito be continued from day day TIL completed
proceed nike the deposition, of William Henderson
md others, be rend M evidence in chnncery suit
nov pending in the Circuit Court of Amherst County in
which yol nrc plninf and nm defendant.
PETER RUCKER, Adm'rof
ian I-cwIwl ROBERT GRANT, del.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
The Brantford Railroad Riot

BUFFALO Jan. 22.-Nothing further of impor-
lance has transpred in relation to the Brantford
Railroad riot. Thirteen prisoners were held I'M
der guard of soldiers Saturday night and
through yesterday An examination is taking
place to day. 1t is understood the trains are
runnino rppularlv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
LATE NEWS BIZ THE MAILS.
Proceedings Of Congress.

WASHINGTON, January 23.-Senate.-Mr
Cooper moved to lay ON the table the resolution
relative to imported foreign paupers, and that ii
he IN order TO ell it up tomorrow. This resolu-
tio1 requests the President to communicate to the
Sna.e all the facts known on the subject. The
bounty laud bill was taken up and discussed at
length 1t was still under consideration when
this report closed.
Hguse.-A bill was reported to amend and con
sodatc the Navigation, Revenue and Collection
laws. 4 long discussion took place on the petit
ton for the establishment of a navy yard at
Brunswick, Ga.
Mr. Jones, of Tennessee, moved rcconside
ration of the vote Of yesterday by which the Pa
cfe Railroad bill was laid on the table. Carried
in the affirmative, and the bill was taken up and
discussed. The House then went into commit
tee of the whole on the French Spolation bill
Without coming to vote the committee rose
and tho House adjourned.
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Z toMMi>sloNEss's SALE.

Va 9ecrec ct the county Count Of Comlbr county
the case Of rhos A. Jennings and others MARTIN
Iennit g. &c. will sell the highest hid cr the
l'e residence Of Patterson Jennings, decd. Tues
ny, the BIB day OF February next, TIA" following trncts
If Land: One rontai.iug 30 ncrcs, adjoining
RI. hud- Of Nathaniel Il ilohson, Wm. Moore ANA
eHhrrs. One o:hel rle tiioine li) acfes ndoin-
iug the nl. of Wood4 Jone. estate # Geo ". Jones
dec d. aud oth,rs On" other tract adjoining Willis
Martin, Wm. Pore aud others Also three Slaves
two gtrl~ and boys all young aud likely.
TERMS The hand will be sold upon credi ol and
: yenr,; the N"crocs upon xix months credit til Pur
,l,zef giving bond and COOL security.
NJ. B. NOW LIN. Comn'r
WILL be sold at III. above time aud pnre all the
per i.mbe estate OF Palters IN Jennings. dce'd.
lnn a2.clds BY THE ADMINISTRATOR