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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23

A UCfION SALE OF GREENHOUSE AND HARDY
Ia axtA-sAMUHL O6GO0D 4 O., auctionsers, will
se ibis day, (Frfdsy) ct ny O'clock their store,
81 Eascu street. choice COLLECTION Of sreenhSu,e and other
perpetual snd running roses; dAhlss boneysnckes tube
e. 90 40 from the we'll known nursery of Mr.. Wilson,
West Fourteenth street and Asoria L. This will DO posi-
fiyelI sale Of iha eaAaou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23
d COTTON, .AUCrIoNEER.-AgorIoN SALE

H. housshcid furniture, carpets oilclo hs mirrors r.
{oiTON viii sell day, Thursday at los O'Clock, at the
sucon nom SO Roehman street. large and general assor
men OF nov second hand furniture oomprnng la part
uss~ls three and ingram carpets; 0ilcloths mirrors,
mahogany ard marble top dressing bureas a. washstsnds
French cottage do. hair mattresses and palassos
aho ANY sp chairs oak and maple ceue scat cbss
Ana bookcases secretaries wArrpbes
"a pannsa enaravnas oakexenson tables back walnut tea
wra dining lab crockery glass ware co. no. ssie pc
tUmptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23

(ILAIkvoYANCE-BY MRS, HAYEa TEE GREAT
~ clairvoy and healing hyscap ONCE 176 street,
between Broadway and Bowery All diseases correctly tod
arr cured az ourabe Cancers, tn and removed
without tho tnfo Correct account given friends
and business. No charge tremsmber) unless ntsa,d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23

TDWARD s9HRroK, AUorIoNseR- nDw ARD
Aer spacicus ssssroo SO Nassau street i0 O'CLOCK
Ara and particular desirable assortment Of gold and
copd ieWery OF patent ana
oouble ladee watches set with dismonds
reed adie8 Watches epines diamond cluser ring diamond
svosen canned mosaic sets OF pima and earrngs studs
se~ve buttons gold chains, zeal rings, sc &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23

nON'T ADVERTISE UNLESS You KNOW HOw.--IT IS
- one thing advertise but quite different thing to know
GWR bss n.c w wnC" inc t u LID
and ucicoIs advertising do when man has the
era and busnees generally example In this respect
worthy Of imitation. VIII IhaY benefit iLl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23

1oHk L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIOrEEa--WIL SELL
this day NAV & at IL O'CLOCK at his sLesrocm, &c Mas
street, rich large size French plate pier glasses
VII marble top end git es; Also magnificent mane
90 also double barreIed gun, with equipmens cost $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23
THE FIREAIEN.

THE BRNBERs OF COLUMBIAN ENGINE co. NO II
hereby notified 10 attend special meeting OF the
par be held a. the CINE house, this day evening
May 23 q O'clock Punctua attendance q harvested
order OF JAS FORSYTH, Foreman.
CBAs A. GRAY, sec'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23

AUCrIONEGR --EDWAf y
II at auction, on Saturday, 24ti
s'osroom, 80 Nassau street, q
y be, warranted perfecuy kind,
bav mare Also q light chariot,
ut little used, capable OF seating
seat rpckAwav, In perfeet or.
yht road wagons, warranted for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23

OAKLEY 4 WRIGHT WILL SELL AT UCTrON, SAT-
~ urdAy. May a. at 0H O'CLOCK A. M 10 the vacant lot
aud Joralemon opposite the CITY Hail.
BrookyD hshs WAGONS with tops; one Night wagon with no
Ger having been ussd only month. The wagons
will positively be sold the highest bidder being the
light carrsg who has them his
estebllshment. Terms cash. City funoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23
PERSONAL.

nR. & q. DIVINE, OF MISC. WILL PLEASE
cal on Or d Auso q. 80 Bond street, N. T.. frsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23

-OEDsrKADs, HARDWARE, WAITING DISKS &c /,
ID this day. O'Clock .: Dey street. corne: Green wich
aaners bacheis spAdes shoves chses squAxes snerns
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
The u nlthnm for rtrieS.

BosToN. April 26'-I'he name at the person
who disappeared from Wathsn few days since,
after committing forgeres To the amount $50
0O0 is Reuben p. Davis, who was principal OF
the extensive ir IN foundry in that town.
The persons whose names he forged are resi-
dents of this vicinity, except one New York hrnl'
whose signature is used t" the extent OF S2'oOo.
Before leaving, Davis borrowed money in sums OF
81 800 to 500 from his neighbors.
His total liabilities nre about Sl5),0O0. lie had
filed large contacts for gus works in Rondont
and Jersey City. He is very respectfully con-
nected. ard was deacon in the Baptist church
in Wul.ham.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
THE MARKETS.

The cotton market was firm on Saturday. IN"
stiffness. If mol lcr- had tendency 10 check sales
The transactions for the day embraced between
9 upO md 1000 bales, Flour continued dull. In
c,;,r and common grades. in the absence ct II"
exnort demand, were lower, while the medium
ounlities also had u tendency to lower prices;
choice family extras about the same Nhfhf
was heavy. and sales of lair Southern white w''"
male at 81 IS: Corn was more active tnt PR
cas were weak; they rnnged from ooc' a t-nc. Tor
all kinds in sound condition. Rye was dun ana
lower: Northern sold eft 90c., and Southern was
a, about Soc $50. Pork was frmer'with sales
of mess at SIS 37t slS 50. sugars wet"
steady and .olerably nctivc. Tie sales "'abrao =
ed about 500 IL 900 ihds. Coffee sold freely at
lltHII3c for Rio. The ehi'f transactions CON
sisted of about ) 600 bags # Rio at hgures sta T.
ted Freight- Ia Liverpool were some hrner !;
about 40 600 n 10000 shells OF grain were en-
gneed at sd AID AID. in bulk and bags, and
Mt the close Sd was demanded. ~. T. HeTdia'
April %.
Cincinnati Market. April %.
Provisions There was an Increased demand
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30

James Mctombs, who sentenced to death
at Columbia. S. G.. for the murder of Thomas
w. Cross. cxpiated his offence the scatold
Friday afternoon. He mounted the platform
with firm step, exhibiting no symptoms If fear
and expressed his Willingness to die. The rope
broke and the prisoner fell and, on reviving
showed signs of great agony. On being again
suspended his hands got loose. and he grasped
at the rope round his neck, so that it with
great difficulty that the execution was accomplish
ed. The scene throughout was horrible. Many
spectators, including females, were prcsent.
After he came to the ground he unable TO
stand. and was doubtless insensible to pain, al
though when he again sed to the sca6od
he was distinctly heard to articnlate "Oh! Lord"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
Later from ,jfeTico.

A telcgraphc dispatch from New Orleans. da
ted Doth inst states that by the arrival of the
steamer Texas adviccs have been received from
Vera Cruz to the 22d aud Mexico TO the 10Th Of
April. The country was in a more peaceful state
and communication between the capitol and 9th
or pluccs was uninterrupted famariz has
capped in disguise ou board the English war ship
Penelope, having reached Vera Cruz Disguised rs
drayman. The church property had been final
" seized by the military, the Bishop having re-
fused to surrendcrit up. 1t Is said that he had
previously offered Comonfort SG)0,00O f. have
the d cree of conf >caion revoked.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30

Co. LAY. aud prices were frazer. The stles in.
eiude $40 pieces shoulders, 1870 do sides and
3500 do do hams, in bulk, TO arrive, at 6, 7
and 3 DC; p hhds sides at 1dc, packed i0o
hbls Mes Pork al sl5; $50 bill, No Lard ut
De; 90 do al Ole, ~ do ut . | lc; and 300 kegs
do at 10c. There were sales of bacon III Z | III
SIC, packed, for shoulders aud sides, of which
We did not leorn the particulars, and there were
f. sellers OF Lard II the close at 81 Ial0e for
prime barrel and keg.
Nem Orleans Markets, 4prii 2ih.
Cotton-lhe market is firm sales of $500
btes t l0a al It. The market was firm,r
alter the receipt OF the Aruhin's Hdvices.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, April % COTTON
Sales to-day of 5000 balr>, and holders demand
IA advance. but as yet quotations have not been
changed. Sales of the week 81 900 bales. Re
eeipt> up to the present time 50O,0OO hnles over
those of last year. Coffee Sales of the week
1000 bags; stock on baud 45 900 hugs; prime
sells at | Ia els. Breadstuifs and provisions un-
changed.
CHARLESTON MARKET April 81 Gotten has
advanced | / cent. Sales To day of GOO bales,
good middling at II | ! cents. Sales for the
week | ! 900 bales.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30

CouNT BEAUFORT, young French noEenan,
who distinguished himself at Schastopol. has
concluded TO resign the ia,gnea Of military life
for n time, and is now in this city. on his way to
the Upper Mississippi. He and his suite, con,
si-ting Of six young French mobiles, some of
whom are accom- panied by their wives, arrived in
this city on Saturday, the steamer Southe rner.
and have tax IN passage for Fort Pierre. OIL the
steamer Clara. which leaves for those distant re-
ginnS of the north this evening at 4 O'Clock. 81.
Louis Republican, april 2lSt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
4uother Battle mith Florida Indians.

The Florida papers contain an account OF an
other arrangement between United States troops
and about 100 Indians. The latter were put to
ioht, but their loss il unkno On the part ct
the troops the loss was, Private John Siin,n-'
Company L., Artillery, moftally woundro'
(-urvivcd about fifteen minutes. corporal '"-
senb Cors.n. prvates John Muller, John Sr"-
b4l. Go. G, Cd Artillery. and Thos. Newton. c."
l.. Ist Artillery, severely wounded. and Privates
Slas NJ. Watkins and VIM. Abbott Co. c. I'd
Artillery, slightly wounded. Several received
shots in their clothing and haversacks.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30

Odd Feiio,es' Celebration at Cineianc

Odd FeHo,es Celebration at Cincinnati
The Cincinnati papers contain glowing ac-
counts of the Odd Fellows procession and cello
bralion in that city on Thursday last. There
were over 1910 persons in procession, and 1t -
said to- have been the most imposing .ageant ev-
or witnessed in Cincinnati. The Cincinnati En-
qurer says of the celebration
The parade of this noble order yesterday was
the largest and grande>t we ever Witnessed. We
doubt if any city Ia the Union could have turn.
cd out suchu host of the brothers of this ys,ic
union of fraternity and philosophy. The pro-
ssion must have reached two miles, and was
admirably arranged, with excellent bands of mu-
sic nj proper intervals eny aud brilliant cbarlots'
bearing beautiful maidens, dark eyed daughters
Of Rebekah, haxrn haired children. the orphans
If the order, looking bri lht and happy, aud
men, dres >ed in shining armoi. with viz RS down
and costumed as representatives OF various
epochs and nationilities
There were bands of the order from every part
of this and the adjoining States. a large crowd
of visitors were attracted tn the city to behold
the grand spectacle. The day was just such as
could have been desired for the occasion--bright,
bracing and vernal. The heavens seemed TO
smile on a celebration which, in all who partici
pated or who viewed it. inspired feeling of gent
al philanthropy aud good fellowship. which afor-
ded rcfrc shing reet TO this dull, common place,
money seeking lie of ours. 1t would be well for
us if we had more such relief
1t was stated that the Order now numbers two
hundred thousand persons, with an annual reve-
nue. of million and a half OF dollas.
"Among the many noticeable incidents Of the
day one was the presence of Thomas Widely,
Esq. the founder Of the Order in the Union,
which appeared TO he of much pleasure
to the members Of the Order. Wresths and
bouquets were heaped upon him SO literally that
there was danger OF his being smothered by the
fragrant and undyng presents"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
Arrirol and Reception Of Mr.. buchanan al Ian

LANCASTER, April 26.-The Hon. james Buch-
anan arrived here at ! o'clock this afternoon.
He was met at the outskirts of the town by host
of his friends aud fellow citizens without dis
tincton of party. and escorted TO Centre square.
where he was formally welcomed home, end
spoke in eloquent aud feeling terms in reply
The procession was unusually large, aud en-
hraced large number of Philadephans. After
Mr.. Buchanan had concluded. j. Murray Rush,
of Philadelphia. made an exceedingly neat and
befittng speech. Several others followed and
the occasion throughout was one of hearty feel
ing, and in the highest degree complimentary t"
Mr.. Buohanan. The town is crowded toni ght
with his friends from all parts of the country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
npIrrII a ~

Departed this life her residence, Wednesday, April
h Miss NANCY J. TIIORNTONn the 3d year OF her age
ter aproTacted Illness Of many years during which time
h,r Snfcrngs very but, supported by Hum III
Whom enabled 10 bear them with Christian
artude and las, fell asleep Jeusyine the brightest
evidence of bissul immortality beyond the grave She WAS
NJ. T. Church for ards Of forty
She has left large circle IT devoted friends and rela
hes their loss Truly they may say as Jonathan
id David shalt be Used because thy seat " i! be
plll,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
Crie Riots ReneUed.

BurFALo.Amil GA despatch received fro"
Erie SAYS that mob yesterday destroyed th"
Constitutional oifice in that city, in consequence"
of that paper advocating the Railroad intfrr'','
and that they threatened to damage the proper
~ of the Railroad Company.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
s.I.r al. CAupuEu.s. LAND.

II rs # det af executed by John W sha
the o7 Of January le5a and If fccnrf IN the trEf
aiec III ann la county, tha nuer-ecd tho Trustee there
named VIII Ill thu rremlses "Wednesday fhH ash
of May public auction the tract OF nud On which
said resides called Plat Greek lying on The
IvnchburE lHsl, ana Turnpike, about pino miles hnh
hc The between bpa aud 100 acres
land cleared with sunriebcy 81 wood aud
has upon ouuioftnh dwelling aud other necessary euii
r- The tlit nnuaeSona hie-hut the underaignpd VIII
convey only vested ia him 10y the trhti Heed
Aforesaid
rFUNs uf aalo cash VIII bc required -
the Debt recorded the deed (bal1hre
about n ct months viii be given; the pnr
onscr negotiable nata satisfactorily endorsed with
liberty sti liz Land In default ct payment For the femaln
tho iurrh money credit ut twelve month VIII be
rlvcn--title retained i'll The wh"lr Is paid
art % IT. 4 atawtas JNO. NJ. Si'EED, TRUSTEE.
- Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

TIA CARD To THE Vorffs or IYNcnnuno-I a
the Revenue Tor the Iynchbnrg District approaching
election tar state officers In May am candidate be
cause want the Office and because there do
than do To do 1t well and in time the city
aud State. When say this speak from long experience
Therefore, hope my friends to viii rally sup
port the iih Thursday in May.
am also candidate for tho office Of Assessor for the
of the real estate ynchburg wing acted As
sstant Assessor two former occasions deem myself quail
ed discharge the duties of said olec The latter
ntment will be made by the Court of Hastings for tho city
OF Lynehl.urg ut Its next session Respectfully.
apl 3owiide TuOS. DllLARD
80 Republican copy.
~ We are authorized announce WILLIAM STONE
Campbell county. ma Il dtde
said authorized person to that had
npl 2sfde WM. STONE.
/. % We are requested to announce WILLIS }. CowlING
candidate the Office of Constable the It'll district
ap l9dSote
az We authorized to announce Capt. GEORGE W.
LEE candidate Tor Constable In the second district OF
Campbell county. lar l6.dSede
q We authorized to announce Il. o. DOSS eand
dAto the office Of Sheriff Of Campbell county at the ensuing
election te 2ldSctd
sYs We are authorized to announce JOHN IL CoNLEY
candidate for the office IF Sheriff of Campbell county Al the
ensuing election. Ian 30dNetde'
~ We authorized am, tucc EDWARD u
CHRISTIAN eanat, Tor election to the Office II Com
inouweah's Attorney for Camp lttuuutN At The ensuing
Election. UlA ia e3aNte
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
WHEUEcAN UGET A coon CIGAR

This question be satisfactorily answered by call
t1s II. THOMPSON & cos DRUu STORE and t"s.-
ing some RE ALLY FINE and GENUINE HAVANA
NiGAkS pronounced by judges to be Just THE thin"
NEEDED Iapl li-d&csf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
hAmG GOODS At rsUIpC ACTION

trustee deed OF trust executed tome by William
Hannah aud iih the consent Of said Hannah VIII sell
pubie auction, NJ the Market lionHc IN the city OF
lynchburg. MEpSESDAN the 3uth April, 1906, the
valuable stock of tluoda conveyed In sAd decd
good haNr been recently purchased aud country
merchants aud others wldp well To attend Sale continued
ttum day tn day III completed
TERMS under sl0o cash. all sums of that amount
and over upon rfri II N aud twelve mouths secured by
negotiable notes al endorsed + W. FACE, trustee.
Sale conducted Is iifsa Akers, anrtr lap ~ dSodi
- Ra, u1 Idni,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
crr TWO vAIsAnu.E RESIDENCES ron

Eu SALE--By virtue Of deed OF trust executed by II u.
Ilgaan and duly recorded In Campbell county, nhal,
Wcdntsdav III, 10th day of April 1886 proceed to sell al
the very valuable rodeneo Of said Lgron on cra
nm III. honsu contains eight rooms, is In excellent repair
with all necessary ont houses, gardou NCl &c,
Al tlme AMI lay virtue Of decd executed by Jno 7
Wooson recorded clerks oneo oi lnatmEa Court, will
soil the residence said Woodshi Federal I'M Tie
mud tho lot one fourth Of an
acrc-~wi,h good III, Rardon 81,
rcrons Wishing purchase requested to examine tue
property aad Is foo day of sale This opport
" purchase valuable Residence, I'M good ncghhorhond
s such M Ia rarely offered
Tho sale viii taxi place nj o'clock, on the proml =
commencing nj LigganA honaa Terms made known NJ fho
O sale. Illos. j. klRkFATlltk, trustee.
AMI a. daodton tbe lids
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

ISsDVsVVIV CLoTiliNo, NJ anfarLr nfpEcED
fIrrs made okprt f0r warranted second 10
in The United Stat ~ point OF Workmanship and hnish-
tienlemon visiting Petersburg would do well to give me
all they wish superior clothing My assortment Of Cloths
Cassmefes aud vcsngs selected with great eare aud
tho Importers thereby saving the
aantnge jobbrs All orders for goods In the tailoring
department 10 IT. sale, and my suits are
kmrn In the state PicHss call nj my
Merchant Tailorug apd Ready Made Clothing House ~
Sycamore street, I,tcrsbuig. TIios. w, RofSToN
m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30

Funeral Soticc--rhe funeral of the late Miss HAIR
MhffE w. STEPfOE will be preached by the Rev Il II.
Wilmer Mt ST Stephens Church bedford county ON the 4h
day ii May being the first Sunday
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30

ing April h, M the Market House NJ looclock, val
Ushlo NEGRO WOMAN ono or two ot them valuable honso
washers and roneta II sold privately be
that time II ~ Will then he sold At public auction
nj lIlESLN IL uANbN. usloe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
ARRIVALS AT THE,
. NJ = -

~
Jas NJ Pettigrcw, Va G Tenn r r. j Morgan, Bedford
Gibson, Va; A Bruce, Roanoke; w HiN, Amherst ID
Harvey Charlotte; Sncad, Bedford Geo ui.e, Camp
he'll Wrght Bedford, Early, Geo Lemon and lady,
SamPhel Galloway, Brookneali NJ lisden Miss Sarah
Haden, Pisylvania; + II Eosser Campbell; Emigh
Thos Boyd, Wyhcyille; Fowler and servant azewel
VIM q Peck Mont White Sui Springs; Parker Richmond
Mrs II ID Smith. do; W Canon and lady, Miss w Peters,
Rosnoke Caans and lady, and children Richmond Jno
w Estes Halifax Philips, Sauntoni Chas Richardson,
inndonn: Il Ii Har Pila; Thos Perry Ta2cwci; Geo
i4gby Richmond IL Burks Tenu; Gilbert, Miss Gil.
bert Pitts; bridseyc Conneccut Miss Conner Ohio; T
Charlton Petersburg Graham, ythe county; Leftwieh,
Wyhevlle; Jas Pendcton Marion II Coperlaud Smytle;
II Pollard franklin Sam Dawson lillsvlc J. II Raglan,
Cranberry Plains; Killing Marion Jno Smith, Franklin;
ii c Chapman, Roanoke 4 Is Evans, Franklin Kirk
wood Roanokc p II Halard Franklin; l. IL Kik.y God,
Eoanokei Vim Saunders Franklin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30

N II undecided where an get HE CHEAPEST
md BEsr PIANOS iuRt postpone the matter until you cen
inke one T. NASilS trial You fetan the money
mill The Piano h. given satisfaction. -
lie Ia willing pyc bond and security furnish you with
n superior Instruuent NJ low price.
especially entrusted TO selection always receive
particular care. T.. l.. NASH Plano Forte Dealer.
80 Sycamore, corner Of Bank rireoi,
NJ, peiorshurR Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
..I.s,nIrr In Ntn-.,-

HA NsNtIS-, Arekss.et. omse ~, " a-s-
- iNa''lN tlfN. u G.. pennsY ieana Avenue. nisn la
allt g. hangonf,ld Buildiae, King will fntnish
assts anu r''n Tor thurehes Starez TaNn Houses and
tiias fuble buildings etc aud also alterations Of
Oh hnidniS Win fol working draw inIa specifications and
cation. ~
oatiaus GA hand la, : ie,l Inn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30

A TYN-YARD FOR RENT wish to the
"A LANYARD my farm, In Bedford which has been o5>
euped by Mr. Lee McCntock 1851 II has Is Nais and
uabe buildings attached; a COM derabe quantity IL
ssrk hand and comfortable family residence. not far OF
be given the If January probably Soon
Pr nov 5 wits hiCAJAH DAVIS in.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
A VsrsON w. vii, sr,u n, auction om sn,nr.

the III Nav entire stock OF goods consisting of
huc Wines DranI.s Holland tin, Dry Goods Hardware,
FISH Sc all OF mich will h. sold coat until day Of sale
Those lne Liquors viii do well TO give Us enll
nul utdis DAVIS. NnWiIN q co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-30
apl 2Jew hd2taw ids a. q. HANCOCK. }


rHNWusE MALE on yAAuAHhE TOWN
n PROPERTY lily direction Of n trust de d. executed by
Irui r. Haeket Tor the benefit of McsHrs Armlsttnh
Warwick duly recorded IN the Iluengs Court cerke Office
shall trustee the premises Saturday, tho jl May
1885, sell at public auction two tenomons on Third street
tho Of tynhbnrg containing 10 oct front aud run
ming aud thu other 40 feet front and rnnnng
back 10 ct other tenement ih Alley Immediate
the of the lots named being "a feet trout Hd II
ly ruunnR hack 40 feebeing the anne property
vcyod Mr. Stok,tt by A. a. Hancock oomr Il ID July
1850
Cash one fourth the balance IN u, and le
months Satisfactorily endorsed and the title
further security shall convey such title only
tho deed vests Ia trustee. C. l.. MOSBf uuttno.
npl li2tawtds
~ X, publican copy