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The Opelousas courier., 1856-02-23

Inatruetca stpsnsion par session de dix a ,so A.
rrois es dem,
Blaachissags, Its et linge de Its, part m oa
session, ~ y"
Raccommodage Adoption des parens) 90
Dessin, 30 90
Musique, As 90
Espagnol, 25 90
Extremes, par session de dix nois et demi, so 90
En- cas- de maladie, les medecins, medicamens,
etc, seront payes par les parents. Les livres pa
pier. etc, seront fournis par les parents
La session dure dix mos ct dem ct les vacances
commencant lie Is septembre, cl6rout lie dernier
doctobre.
Toss les frais devront etre payes darance. Les
pensionnaires deVront payer d'ayance par msstrss,
les externes par saois. Aucune exception cetbe
resle ne sera faite. A. RENOUDET,
& PrEsident
S. Marsinville, 1o Fevrier, 1s56.--1an.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-02-23

Reen depnis lie Ter septembre jnsqu'a ce jour,
1,G96,317 contre 100. l60 jusqu la meme date Pam
nee dernere.
Les receptions dams tous les ports comprennent
2,128955 bales contre 429 GIG bales rannee der
Mere, montrant une augmentationde 699285 bales.
SUCRE.-La demande continue d'etre bonne
toute la semane ct quelques legeres varia-
tions, les prix sont g6neraement bIen mainte-
nus Les ventes comprennent $500 boucauts. Nous
The Opelousas courier., 1856-02-23
COLLEGE DDS ATTAKAPlS.

I'M vertu dun acte de la Legislature de
- la Louisiana, approuve le. u F6vrier,
1855, CO College etc ncorpore, ct la Facult6 eat
autorisGe d'accorder des dipl6mes ct de conlGrer
les degrsa littsrares. 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

Our advices from Nicaragua are import ant
The provisional government have annexed the
Mosquito Territory and bani~hed Colonel Kinney,
he having been ehrrged with entertaining treas
enable designs against the State. Diplomatic
relations have been opened with Costa RIGA. with
with every prosaect If leading II good under
standing the government e that country Martial
law has been suspended and the lnws ARE admins
ter by the civil tribunals. Geneaal Cabanas was
intriguing against General Walker.but his efforts
re not looked upon with the lshtest alarm
Order rcigned throughout Nical aqua, trade flour
ished, many local improvements were going on
the public health was excellent, the weather de-
hghfnl and the influx of elngrants from the
United States rapidly Amcrcanizing the native
population.-N. J. Herdid.
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Arrival of the America

NEW l DIRK, Feb. ~.
II was known here at an early hour this morn
ing, amongst stock operators aud spectators,
that the steamer America had arrived at Halifax
with one weeks later advices from all parts of
Europe. Some OF them had the news, and
"A consequence good deal af excitement exist.
ed in our market.
We have the following despatch dated Halifax,
this morning:
Tie Royal Mail steamer America has arrived
here with one weeks later adviees from Europe.
The Liverpool cotton market is tirmer and pri
ces advanced 8 10 | Al per Ito.
Sales Of the week reach in all about 80 900
hales. A good deal of movement is noticed
mongs, specuIators.wh who took 10000 bales. The
marcel closed firm on the day of the steamers
sailing.
The Iavre cotton market was iirmer and pri-
somewhat advanced,
Manchester trade steady and prices of yarns
upward.
Provisions dull, with n fair supply and pr
dropping.
Coffee and Sugar steady.
Tobacco was IN fair request.
The money market exhibited more stringency
early in The week. but slightly recovered. Con
soils closed at oOda9Os American Stocks quiet.
The political news is important, but not diff
fering materially from previous accounts.
Prospects still continue more hopet III, with re-
ference to peace between the Allies and Russia.
Those best informed in political and commercial
circles. fully expect pacific settl ement of the
Eastern question in the Spring.
Bread-iuifs dull and deprs ssed, closing
dull Flour has declined Cd. to Sd. per Dbl
THERE'S further decline of to- pence per
bushrl in wheat. Indian Corn YVES dull with
further decline.
Receipts Of Breadstuff- from th United States
are large.
There was still some excitement in England
garding the Amer can question, but general
feeling exists amongst the people against war.
best informed do not apprebend any serious diff
fculty.
Affairs in France were tranquil. The Peace
Council has moi promulgated its proceedings
No tdngs of the missing steamer Pacific.
There still some hopes in Eng land that she
may yet be safe, bat the weight Of evidence is
against antcipations so agreeable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

" s!,iny.o, sEsnse-ss &.,cad a. 90. prOp'rs.
FsB 21~E PAYNE. Campbell; > Thurman, Lynchhurg;
i " Smith, Campbell; " Z Menni Bedford I w Hanford,
Roanoke T II Nelson, Jone-borough Tenn G Young,
Philadelphia; G ottnger Lady s. child, Richmond J w
I.sF, Jonesvlle \ Godsey Ky Il NJ Wiley, Craig; w j
lvts PCcrsbnrg W Byars, WashingtoFDr 7 Gleavcs,
Falls Bedford. & Z Ward s r r. Miss NJ l. Lgan Mel.
III Mss Payne Campbt Gait r.W erlle G. Payne,
2inpbel McGee, Bedford w Stone, Lynclburg + Y
oshy Bedford 7 Masten Roanoke; 6 Bane, Backsburg;
Lucas. Newport; Page. Bedtordi / Z Young New.
port Miss Page q A Partherted Newport ID A Read Roam.
9ke, lies Raleigh H c w Neal Roanoke; Is Svuder
batmore; Mrs NJ Green RlHckshurg Mrs White, Saemi
j Goodykoun FLOYD G II; J Williamson Bedford; A
Jpaes North Carolina; W kpinger Marion Va; Neil Both
tf~ood Tenn; ID { Cumming, Abingdon; DR. I Mitchell,
ffdfprd; Connolly, Campbell; Page ID Page Nelson,
Y Freeman Mrs Adams, W Mitchell Bedford; II Harm.
ns, & I X Il; Hughs Belfprd Dobbns, south Carroll
ma Bi ID Lady children q servants, Lynchburgi
Bedford NJ ChnmpuIgn. Giles james, Bouhts-
vie Tenn; Potter Kngsport Tenn II Mays Miss Mays
Miss Ferguson B,ietourt; j Wright Miss i Wright,
Hnekingham W II Nichols. Pattonsvie; Ward PtsyVa
a; Arnold, Lexington No; II L Blair Roanoke; Lee,
Lexington l. Edmondspn, Roanoke; Ais Roache, Va
j Biord Miss Maggie Buford BEDFORD } NJ GanawRy, q
Il Il, Bpndurant, Bedford; Chhs, T Il i, Hit
ians, Adams Express ca; K II Buckner s. I K Ri Il
,ieptoe. Bedford j Anderson Boteourt; Hsden, Camp
bell; Thomas Iynchhurg W l. Holly. GityJ pcttigrew,
+ Z T l.; Farriss Bedford; w a Rapp. toc kbridgr; VIM
irrss BEDFORD l. Wells Jarrt, w Jaret Rockbridrei
lss J J Jordlu Wythoyc Il A Lee. Rotnoke Il II Powell.
llBvio G. w iyGurn, Bedford; n NJ billiard, Pttsylva
a.
aaKCH DIR B lemon. Campbell; = o Anderson Cry;
, + Wil,ms W ythee HE: A Wuir Appomatux; + j Echo
F4ckhlne; J T Bower " IBovyer Penn Bouretourt
DAVIS Petersburg; Watkins, Rchmond IL Harmon
ill we'll 4 Wright Buckingham, Brown Union Na
" P Gfee,,re Rockbriage; II I Williams Adams Express
Co " Eames Milford Mass Or u kosmer, Bedford; J w
t9sur. do; Iillty hoekbritge; Payne tampbei W
lprton Liberty Conlcy Stabler CITY: + Sale, Lib
e1y; Il Ilarmlng Va & r II; C Harming do p IL Csans
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03
In founded Rum or.

WAsHlNGToN, Feb. 25.-"'he rumor that the
President determined to dsrni IS Mr. Champion
Immediately, and that letter for that purpose
had been written is entirely untnnnded. THIS
i from an ncontrovertihie source. Inc ulil-
ultimately determination OF Abe Administration
ON that subject mnv depend op the tenor Of the
next foreign ad,icts unless NJ. Champion is pre-
yinn,lY withdrawn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03
Opening ofhe Westen Rivers Heopy Rises
Damage 10 Property Tweloe $ ieamers sunk at

UHWugt TO TfVPFfTy I 0ttVt ftdWt7S SHHh 1T
81. IoniS
WHEELING, Feb. %. The Valley and Monon
ghahea river. have broke up at Feiterman and
Paramount, and the waters are very high. At
brownsville l65 feet, and rising. We expect the
river here to open To night. Wheeling Creek has
gnrged at the mouth, but the water is not rising
now and the city Is all sefe yet.
The navigation Of the river has been resumed
from Cincinnati down. and ID @ prospects are that
it will he open from this point t, Cincinnati by
to morrow.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 27.-Th ice in the river broke
up yesterday aud unk twelve steamboats, in front
of The city, also damaging some 20 others
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\ OOsN AZ Tur~ :-Exuaordinar, Insurance

Ef,rac Of Let from Norfolk "a dated January H. 1856
MEs4H c HrRRISG Co-Gentlemen; On the 7th De,
cent or last Mossfs Adams Co.'S Express Office situated in
large story brick building IN this city totally de
and their safe remained buried In the burning
ruins until Yesterday. hen dug out and then
with live GOALS (and am red hot iron lay
beside I'D the and nobs melted off. We
If thing resist such heat 1t
cnourhfre could he hottcrt is triumph indeed. We
inelose eral parties Who opened
Yours truly ROW LAND q BROS.
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- We are authorized announce HIRAM W. pAW
SOY candidate Tor the office oi Comnonweahs Attorney
ot n son county ~ the ensuing election ma3 cwtdo
- " q are authorized 20 announce MATHEW NOW
LIN candidate Tor tha ofceut Shgrh ct Campbell county,
~ Tie ensuing election. lle - 10 etoe
, ~ We authorized t. anuounco r. O DoSS cand
e Tor the office sheriff Campbell county at the ensuing
4 sfton 60 Y3-dS rtd"
. ~ W authorized I" announce JOIN II cp>I.ii
1di1ate Tor the oe of Shof OF Campbell county az we
ensuing election. Ijau 80 DIS tide
/, ~ We are authorized to announce Capt GEORGE w,
- L candidate tor the Shci.ifalty of Campbell county
ee'n the ped OF May. lian2idsctde
, - We are authorised to announce BOOKER F. SMITH
for the office of Sheriff of Campbell county at the
su'ung election. fan "a d&ct22d may
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SECOND NI>PATCH.
AGleam of Hope for The ! acif

AGleam oT HOPE T0F ne u'.Fc.
The steamer Baltic arrived out on The 18TH
Passengers aboard the America report seeing
a Collins steamer on Tuesday, the l9lh Fehrua-
nv. heading for the English channel.wIih signal
of distress lving fre m the masthead This Wa
possibly the Pacific. Why didn't the America
90 To her assistance!
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Cvr;,;,e cior,s Surreu9ered.

CINcINNAri Feb. q. Judge Leafitt decided
to. day that the fugitive slaves whose eases have
been pending here for some days wer' IN custody
of the United States Mar shall, and they we're de-
lvered to l.un,and by him Delivered t"thf'r own
or. being escorted across the river BY @07 special
niipprs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

ADAMS SATEoueoi Herring celebrated ire proof Saies
Express Office when the building burned
remained buried 10 the rubbish until
Thursday taken The fire on The occasion
aned of the hcrccst ana when inc
chest of frtp days il snr"un cd
by embers glowing brightly. When opened. the paper
other articles oun TO be sound and
ally good thus aordug another proof OF the So
curity and superiority these The alluded may
seen the of Messrs Rowland Bros, who
agents the makers shows clearly the evidences Ct
ncomLusble qualities, when is exterior
the burning furnace that roared around H. ana
amid embers that Rared around II for hours days ana
weeks
Hrrrings Champion Fireproof Safes with HAIRS
Patent Powder. proot Locks, for sale by - 49,
:. C. HERRING s. co,
Nos 1876 l37, l39 Water street y. y.
J. II THOMPSON co, Agents.
fc 6 d2m Lynchhurg, Va.
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' a
BY request of Messrs Row aad Bros this day attend
ed opening ct Of iierrnRs Patent Fireproof safes,
which the ireo December Z belonging 10 hcssrs Ad
Cos press and found ;hc papers and eones in
perfect preservation in opuion
could be had large story building entirely
destroyed safe remained the whole time surrounded
by fire and sulcct intense heat for ry days before dug
from the
Signed GEO 7 ANDERSON, C. HAIL.
NJ u BEl NOIDS. A B. MCLEAN,
NILES DAVIS, W. ". JACOBS
am fully satisfied th tho manner in which tho nd
Toned SatC preserved its contents. A A CONDEHN,
Agent Adams x Co.'S ~ Press.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

WHEELING Feb, % --There Is prospect of
the ice breaking tomorrow. I he ice on the AL
lpghany and Monongahela rivers is breaking up,
and the water Is very high Much damage is ex-
pectcd here but AL i safe vet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

IfMuFL rFEBIEs. THOMAS WHITE, JH
uDEEHI.Es n WHITE, S;vocers, Com m issien
i AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, 22 Old street,
Petersburg Va mar 1d&c1y
r1NsIE FINEST SUITS MADEoTO ORDER.
j MIR JoHN WHITE Cutter and Manager of the Custom De
phnent Cloths Cassmercs and Vcstugs Of the most re-
mportaonsi Beneys French Twned and Plain Black
Cloths Casaimes olive Blue and Brown Cloths, Of the
celebrated makers all warranted to held their colors
Hack aud Fancy SILK Ne,cts for Vests, NIL and csh
silk ttr, Mozambique and Quilted Vesngs of the
beu patterns English French, and American Cassincrcs,
all Hiliios and conrs,
{ aud examine our large assortment
established fact that White beat the world In the
Cutting and Fitting line
lie sure give call before making your selections
THOS. w. RoYSTON,
Dealer In Cloths, Caaslmsres, Nesngs
and line Clothing of all kinds,
70 oa.dts Petersburg Vn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

uNa-seEs ssOs Rhc Go-partb"r-hiP al
IL SAUNDERS IRRN having expired by limit alton -
day dissolved Werourn thanks to our old friends aud
their liberal patronage since have been ~ bus
ask their continuance to the new concern OF nf
n SAUNDERS.
Those indebted will please come forward aud settle
early practicable rs IL is very dese-
Bile o wind up the affairs u the old concern -
SAUNDERS & IRBY
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>rrw CnNcHnN-vhc "nacr-ign.a have

NTEW CONCERN The undCr-igncd have
this cnpnrtuershtp under the style and
firm of IRBY SAUNDERS for the purpose "f transactng
wholesale and retail Grocery aud Commission iu@lnosH and
lately occupied by Mnssrs Mcdaniel
a Preston near the Va & Tenn. H. r., where
they viii be pnssed the customers o the former hma
Of Saunders irby and Mcdaniel Hum Preston together
with ali others who may them with their business.
!. j fRBY.
JAS. SAUNDERS.
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BALTIMORE.

l,uLMOR HOUSE.
N MONUMENT SQUARE Baltimore, Nd
j. MILDEBERGER SMITH,
Proprietor.
superln,enden, lie 10 dAcly
uUOPKGNs. HULL. a. CO., wholesale Dry
GOODS MERCHANTS, No 25e Baltimore street. Top
BASIL B HOPKINS,
ROBERT HULL.
WILLIAM ~ RYAN,
THOS. w. ATKINSON.
B.LrIMoRR, February 10Th 1856.
We take the liberty calling the attention Of the virginia
Merchants the large stock Of png and summer
Goods receiving We have been encouraged by
the liberal patronage with which have been favored again
and shall this be prepared
offer varied stock than have ever be-
had in order the best trade shall sell our
onds the lowest prompt dealers We shall offer
large and elegant stock OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS In nd
dltian usual stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
our stock has been purchased with and the
best terms and confident make the inter
of the first class trade deal with We shall
ba glad have you call and examine stock when
to- market.
Orders shall be carefully promptly attended
HOPKINS HULL co.
Swe have recently been appointed Agents Of the Ma
yland Particularly for the sale OF their Gooda lie 2ld3m
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.


las. a. BBI VT. Cons i.siou Merchant, 12tt
- srRrtT RuuNosn, Va, sollciis consgnmsns of To-
haeca all kinds Country Produce
diiaC personal attention
Cnnsignments coming down the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad the - II Phelps, ESQ., Will be for
warded free Of charge 10 the
lie will also attend promptly all orders for Plaster Onano,
Merchandise, sc.
Ills experience prompt attention and quick
returns he hopes Will which viii be profitable
Ia .ntt hts spufp nd himself lang
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS
By ClIAS I. WORKMAN & CO. AucrRs.
Richmond. Va.


~ MOI NSNis~on TUESDAY, Mareh 18th, ut the Lower
sheds on the Dock commencing at II clock A NJ, viii
sell the cargoes per sehooners 80" Raymond and Lucy
sharp from Attakaras la, consisting Of
an hh,ls ptime TO choice Naw orleans Sugars
555 bills do do do do Naasssa
TERMS or SAtFFnr all under Slno cash 500
four months credit ter approved ncgotinble raper.
thAs. L. MoRIliAM \ Co Anctrs,
feRslith mar Richmond Va
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s,r,.u., ..ooKs, rACE a CO., No. 80

HDER1, BROOKS. PACE n CO., No. 80
NJ CHAMBERS Il II READE STREETS. NEW YORK.
We have In beautiful assortment Of the fllow
ing Goods selected by Mr. Hell, the other sidoi
English Prints
Manchester mud Scotch ulnghamH
Printed Iawnsand Jaeonctsi
white and PRINTED iruhnuiea
Printed Challlts,
Printed Monsrnoat
Plain Cuorph and BLACK do,
rlHin Colured fer-ans
nleiu. Cuoreo nd Black Nereges
Coorud Grape L'EspHgncsi
Satin Plaid BoreRrs aud Tissues
Black and Colorod SilkH
Black Alpacat,
Cloths. CAs.imercs and Nrstings
White Goods full assnrtmont,
Irsh Linens ay Linens Hollands Damaska Dowlas Linen
Ducks and Drills Farmers satns, Drap DEes Glazed Cam
hrs Black aud Colored Gamhrs Suesias st, Ae, with a
full assortment at Foreign Goods
We aAo have and will always keep on hand complete
stock of American Fabrics choice atty lea Prints Hleac
cd aud Brown SheolinfA and Shugs Boached and brown
DrnRs Tlrkings Apron aud Furniture Checks BnEKngs,
aburFs DENNIS, shiring Stripes Plaid Domcscs Cot
tonades, Kentucky Jeans. Twccds sc, Ne,
In short offer end and the trade complete stock
Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods to which cordially
Invite attention, promising good bargains.
f. 2ed3w f. S HE'LL BROOKS, PACE & co.
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liberal OFFEE.-Apy person who will
~ my agent sending six pupils 10 the Germanton
Female Seminary shall be entitled 500 in tuition, bosrd
and tnop as best suits the agent) Ministers having
daughters will be paid the This agency will
only continue year
Address Mrs. ANN ELIZA MAYS,
fe 255t Germanton Stokes county G.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

ANEW BsAsG1B OF ~ CLOTHING
" TRADE IL PiIILADELPnIA.--ro SOUTHERN
DEALERS IN GLSTLIMENS SUPERF1NE READY
MADE CLOTHING.
TiloS T. Dill x CO I65 Chestnut street Philadelphia
door below Filth street have established
Clothing House for the and sale the
CANT Clothing that money and produce In anticipation
of the of Southern bnyr who have
zone New York for that part If their stock Y T. DILL
q co determined that house the United States shall
larger varied stock made
ri lower prizes for eas An examination will convince the
most skepticaL Gali and them Liam ~ -d3n
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~ shall open fe days large supply of new Goods
They " III hC cheap rates for cash It
my purpose keep constantly hand well assorted stock
do this shall receive nearly every week fresh Goods by
Canal Rsilroad and Express line. JND. j. PI'RNIS,
fe ais ~ Agent for Horace l.. Kent.
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m n. WuI.laus, Wishmond. W., I'roducc


and FarnaraipR hagHactHrf fobacco Mohd
dise SOnlce Shoekoe slip, Immediately opposite Chock
Particular attention paid to filling orders for
lie brgs leave his sincere thanks To his
and public for thr liberal patronage extended
during his with Mrsars. Hooker
Watkins Richmond (which house has entirely dissolved
amplc facilities the prosecution Of business and
having brought strict and rigid business principles
of Aasignes will be faithfully
In hands Prompt caah made immeii
after ceeng sale lie respectfully refers to the follow
ing gentlemen;
Jno NJ ocy csa'r chlswc Dabney, esqr, MosSrs sann'
aers Irby McorkicS Jones and ID 4 C. Peters Lynch
burg Mpssrs Lewis Webb Sou aud Warlsworh, Turner
4 Co. Richmond Capt = NJ Payne, H. II. Dilatd, esq T.,
Mai Y W. Jones, Campbell Col Daniel Coleman, Cot
stephen Coleman, 4 White. csqr, Col VIM Ri-on and Ro
W Williams esqr, iittsylvanis Dir Geo \ liaston, VIM
Martin, osqr, aud ". + Terry, osqr, Henry.
4rts
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NOTICE To RUyERs or DRY GOODS.
Having determined snie na 10 admit of
conducting from tins time the CARPET 1AG MATING
aud FLOOR OIL CLOTH business. scale
than house present In virginia Will IRON aud after
date sell article have in the general Dry Goods
line, without regard cost CAs will furnish
regullr aud prompt credit Mt prices that must
make At their interest H. buy of us.
Nenow have hand large stock of Winter and Summer
Cous from promptly supply the trade and we ear
uestN solicit oxamnaon by. orders from paying
bHpffs RIcHARDspN a co,
ie Oi Main street. Richmond, Va.
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n PURvIS nay Agent FOR and in my behalf To- conduct
in Il riiv of I.vnehlnlrg, a WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS Bt SiNEsS Al sales made by him TO he
for CASH fer purchases credit will be binding
on mo ffr 5zil2Nl HORACE l.. KENT.
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LIBERTY. BEDFORD Co--on Thursday morning the
18th March sj6 will sell at Liberty, Bedford coudy, for
the division of copartnershp business 20 or 30 VALUABLE
NEGRO MEN AND BOYS all Of which young andlikcly
and sold for ne fault
Terms made known II the day Of sale
KYLE X RADFORD.
G. X. pHtIrs. Auctioncor.
f. 10 dSc3taw n5th mar then dSctljth
a. Richmond Semi weekly Wing copy, inside FORM till
d of sale and send ~ Office
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deed Of trust made and executed by Albert q, Dahney
and Susan II his wife To Upton u Jennings, bearing date
3oth day of Nav et aud of record in Campbell County
Court the undersigned cay appointed trustee In the
aee and stead Of said Jennings by the direction of the pruc
pal creditors In said deed mentioned. will SATURDAY,
the 10Th March s6 upon the promises proceed to sell AT
auction 10 the highest bidder that valuable property known
the "PHENIN fou NDRY," situated the Canal aud
River adjoining the city Lynchburg containing about
of land sd abnndany supplied from the
nal
This property isequay sai,ed to Foundry Manufacu
ring Mls-une or both
Also an adjoining Lot running from the Foundry along the
Canal to the intersection of Black Water Creek with James
River.
The two combined comprising the mos valuable property
on the river Ia the vicinity of the city well deserving tho
attention of capitalists
Also, the House and Lot occupied by Mr., Joseph +.
Barnes tho residences Of Judge Daniel The houses
new and comfortable and well suited "a family residence
The lot contains abnut of land good garden sc
anu authorised by the principal creditors that liberal
credit VIII he tenta the purchasers o the property their
giving satisfactory security
The terms viii he made known the day Of sale
The title is deemed perfect hu shall onY convey such
liz vested in trustee HENRY DiNNlNGThN,
f. 26.d9aNt 9th M Special
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-03

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~ person took oVecoat and left another in Its place
Should s Hoe of any who get orc of soma
body else they their by paving tr tbs advertise
fnrnt. and applenefo + :. LANKFORb,
f. cots Lynchburg.
snA tEsNEF.s PHyNE GLOVER SEED;
wv $50 bags Bia, Larnyta and Java Coffee;
5Ohoxts ralow, Adamantine aud Sperm Candles
received aid for sale by
fao7ts WILSON 4 co