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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-31

uuOu DISCRIMINATING ARTICLES, inst "a
hand On tnrpoting all widths, Plated Tea Sets.
beautiful Plated Table Castos Spoons Forks Ladies' Gambia
sticks Syrup Stands Wnera Communion Seta Pitchers Ooh
le Cups &c &c manufactured expressly tr our sale and
q. superior quality.
Jelly Moui Coffee Siraners Ten Bals Wainr Coolers
Wire Dish Covers Toilet Sets beautiful Feather
Duaien Preserve Kettles. Prcserye Akimmore, Nuerack
Egg Benera Lemon Sueegos, Ont Pins aud bands ON Cor
nice. Market Baskets uas iKhtefs &c. Ne Please call aud
bntoro purchasing olacwhere - . -
july lots ID dItEGohS co
ATOTBGE.-Tbe co-pars0rrship heretofore cs-
isiiDg betw the undortgnod aud n Diugnd under
OF r. DuRud soma dissolved on the lat day o
January last.
The business will hereafter be carried by the undersigned
nudor aud syle of ID. T. q A. DlUGulD Mt the
sid atAnd OF y. Diugtid a. sons
All pcaons having claims agunst the Arm of Diugud
present them for saemant aud those owing
accounts will please come forward aud pay up.
DAVID +. DiuGUIp.
GEORGE a. DIUGUID.
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A TKINs, sELF-RAKING REApEK.-wc

rNsNs, SEEF-RaklNli KEApEk.-Wc
have hand the above Keapng Machine which we can
recommend Farmer generally the most successful
Self Raker now in use well without choking, and Is
simple and substantially built and truly Labor Saving Ma
chine Also Obed ilusscy well km wn keapng Machine On
an improved Plan.
call particular attention to all Farmers thai in
Tend purchasing Threshing Machine, Horse Power th
inp harvest to cali and the kind aud quality HAT
" are season. and the many tesmo
ns in favor Machine Used last season by Hoo OF our
hest Farm. rs IN this section Of the country.
We warrant well made Of the best materials ana IN
the most and very simple durable ana
l.ie strongest p0tcr IN use ,
Please call or address through the Post ONCE Lynch
burg Va WARE ROOM Main Street, Just below the NotfcH
inmo If 5tcsl H. s WHTrTEMoRE Il BRO.
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TIyIE undersigned will the Grocery and Comms
business and the purchasn of Wheat nj the old stand
where he will bo pleased wait his friends and the public
generally. WIN a. MILLER
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SAN ORNAMENT for shc Pmrior, ms "a

AaAN ORNAMENrfo for she P"riev, ns "a gin
N friend a momtnto Of absent loved what can
be appropriate what acceptable wbrt morn dear
worthy be choris d than natural te like, almost
speaking breathing likeness Of the boads Of the household
the hie olive Plants home, those loved but abscD ones
whose faces may seldom Avaricous
ambitious sacrificed home comfort and even frlon H.
attainment of place and but who ever heard OF
The happy of one Of Tanners nintaho Anbotypes
photographs Daguerreoypos exchanging for money or
FROM the impulse Of any save The hoest motives that are zen
IN the heart of fallen humanity 10 perponne aud cement
friendship 10 seal and rafy hnlowed affection The
operator sonof In the oldest In the business
ladies by means Ia aRc9 eonnmpiios while In this
noralgiug mood with no c satisfaction, The beahiu and
hnpps that constantly going out from his eshb
through haodum of beautiful aud truthful pictures
beautiful truthful originals gladden. the
hearts Mothers the sisters and Brothers,
Lovers aud Sweothcarts Of the land
The signed having acrcacd h Of operators and
hand fresh and supply of materials invites
visit from every body Gallery where in all weathers
procuted faithful Ambotype Daguerreotype aud those
MOI sing snae Themselves will be cordially wei
coined and amply repaid trouble by examining
excellent exhibition Of Pictures In addition to almost
limited stock of and unique cases have any quantity
fashonable Jwery such Lockrs, Breast Pins, Brace
Watch f1bs Finger Rings designed 10 contain pie
which will be In the best style OF the ART
the shortest notice. and the reasonable prices Tor
cash only. n, y TANNEh
~ H. sdcMain St, three doors below Bridge
July 29ts Lynehburg, Va
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vl,IlE nEAUTlE. oF THE SAsal Z sYs~TESl ~

vuVulE REAUTIEs OF Ts1E CAAM SYSTEM.
i ANOTHER STOCK OF SUMNER GoopS-JNO. J.
PuRvIs Ag again returns thanks TO his nnerous iriends
and public generally for tho ane trade he has
this This he sscbes mainly his system Of
selling exclusively for Cash II places him In position OF al
wasa having o n hand aud cheap goods.
The opposite system Of selling credit alike pernicious
buyer and seller Had ynchbng pnraned the Cash System
the last 20 shs would
now have shown n much higher state OF prosperity,
r. Tho above given free gratis for nothing,
with hope that brethren In the trade and all other opera
may prohi by tbnm.
The and articles opening Ia very
desirable and cheap embracing large supply Whe Goods
Silks Iaecs Fans &e &C. and In fact most Of the
articles wanted In this market For further particulars
sec future advertisements. JNo. J. PuRv1S, Agt
july 21ta
TuNIE Family Grocery, two deess below the
Noryc House. as Just received fresh supply Of eroea
a which Propreors invite the attention Of their
ends public them they Will sell them good
goods small nd yanco coat, for cash
July 2s.ts o. u. FLYNN q co,
VuNBgE DAISY CHAIN, by Author Of Hearts
i Ease, sc, Martins of Cromasn, by Chas Levers Wal
kes Expedition Nicaragua by Wells The Wanderer, by
Author Old Doctor Gabriel Vane his fortunes and bis frends
Tho abovs with Magazines received at MORSEs
July Nfts
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guNIE subscriber In retiring from tho concern Of Miller
Elam his thanks for the patronage received at
tho hands oi his friends and respectfully aoes continuance
Of the to the concern Of WIN A. Nllcr
fc 2tts ROBERT s. ELAN
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II y. a q. A. DlUG.,D, Successor. to ,

lie bIiIGtiD g. HoNS, VIII keep constantly on hand a
large stock all kinds Of FURNITURE of their
which they Will he oaaed !" ehow the old fflonds aud
pptlons al S DnPu1 a sons aud the public generally
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Herald Raleigh Register Petersburg 1nelgencer copy
till opped. June Id&cfs
vL SPRINuS--These Springs opened for the recep
on of visitors o the LIST day of June 1856.
They are situated In Montgomery County Va, anda
half miles the Virginia Tennessee r. Road from which
there is a Branch Rail Road to the Springs
leaving Richmond Petersburg aer breakfast
Springs by o'clock p NJ, day, all the way
by Rail Road. ant
have been very much extended since
The large and comfortable and capable
of accommodating 900 persons. z55lS
The Lynchburg and Abingdon Telegraph Company now
building Branch of their Limo to the Springs which viii
be in operation.
Board per Month, 80 %
:" Week IL 10
Day. 500
Children years Of age, Half Price, No
children three Of unless
taken the table. Servants Hall Price szas4a
Board Of Horse per Month, olS 0
= =" g - Day. t6la1 4s - 81
Guests are give immediate information Of any
of attention the part OF the Employees or 6esveN
Address Ftt4 RO. y. NOSE x,..s-
July l4d&clmo Prest and Gent 1apt.-
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LOTTERIES.

SAMUEL SWAN. MANAGER.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

| INDER and by virtue final decree and order Of
sale issued out of and under the sale of the Dis
rict court of the l4h Judicial District in and for the
County OF Nevada tested on Inc 5th day of February
1850 IN favor Of Hiram Dewey plaintiff and against
:. 5 Davis and Mary Davis de PENDANTS for the fore
closure OF Mechanics Lien upon The premises. cot
and appurtenances hereinafter described for
the sum OF ol5 dol0Q dollars debt and Sl03 4O-IOO
costs of suit and accrung costs with I mar cent sr
annum interest from rendition of Judgment, 1 will
sen ~ public auction at the Court House door in
Nevada on FRIDAY the 7th day of March, Ard
1856 at O'Clock, NJ to the highest bidder for cash
the following described property to-wit: All that
certain one story 10 by IA feet cottage and appur
tenanees, situated and being on the east side of
Nevada street in the town and county of Nevada and
State Of California. being the first new dwelling north
of the dwelling now occupied by woman uamed Is
adore Snow, aud house which is occupied by Mr..
Crush together with the lot upon which said build
ing stands to the extent Of FIVE hundred SQUARE feet
and 263 feet in length of fence which encoses said
lot and premises,
Given under my hand at Nevada this llth day Of
February, l656. ". W. WRIGHT, Sheriff, N. C.
By C. r. Woop. Under Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

GTAIE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Nevada Township
~ OF Eureka. ss-By virtue of an Execution me deliy-
cred issued from the Court Of L. A. Sacke Es1 an act
ng Justice OF the Peace i'll and for the township
and County aforesaid, bearing date the 3st day
cember - D. 1856, TO satisfy judgment rendered by
said Court the 9th day of December A. D. 1855 in IA
vor Of w. J. Tsdale B. Hunt and jefferson Hull and
ag atnst Capp Irwin, Silas Capp and S NJ. Irwin for
the sum of Sl44 Is debt interest," damages and cost. of
suit have taken in execution and will sell the high
est bidder for cash. in front of the premises WEDNE
DAY the 9Th day of February, D. 1856 between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock NJ. all the right,
title and interest OF said Silas Clapp and s. NJ Irwin in
and TO certain lot and parcel of land and the buildings
thereon situated in the city of Humbug township of Eu
reka and bounded as follows 0u the north by the Main
street OF said city, on the east by the Log House. formerly
occupied by Clapp Irwin storehodse on the south
by vcant ground on the west by the stable lot Said land
being taken as tue property of Sias Capp s. Irwin
10 satisfy the above dcnaaGs and accruing costs
HENRY MOON. Constable
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

ID virtue of Execution to me directed and issued
- fom the Clerks Office of the District court in and
for tn County of Sacramento in favor of Albert Berry
and Rufus Wade AMI against Andrew Campbell da
one-hunired and thirty four l0lOO dollars debt with
interest on the of eco dollars from the 29th day
of May. A D 1855 1.-THE rate Of per cent per month
together with costs Of suit taxed at Sl27 so, upor
which there is credit of Four thousand six hun.
dred and seventy dollars. have levied upon and
seized the following described property to-wit
House and the Lot upon which it stands situated
next to the Western Hotel. Also, vacant town lo
adjoining the aforesaid which shall sell at bubble
auction to the highest bidder for cash in front of the
Sherihs ofce in Nevada city on the 9th day of March
a. Il. 1876, at 2 o'clock, P n.
Given under Uy hand this 18th day of Februrv, A
D. 1856. Attest W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff. u c
By WM BUTTERFIELD Deputy
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29
SHERIFFS SALE.

NHEREAS, on the twenty-frst day of J an.
w A. D. 1856, . final Judgment and decree
was rendered in the District Court of the 4th
Judicial District of the State Of California in
and for the County Of Nevada, against Geo. D.
Dornin and in favor of Matthias Yost for the
sum ofS93l SO, principal debt, with interest
on the principal at the rate of per cent, Der
month from the rendition Of Judgment until
paid, together with all costs of suit taxed at
SS3 73. And whereas on the said 2lst day ol
Jan. 4. D. 1856, it was ordered and decreed
by the said Court, that the mortgage set forth
in the plaintiffs complaint be foreclosed, and
the property therein described to wit AL
that piece of land situated in the township and
village of Grass Valley and bounded as follows
On the north side of Main street and fronting
on the same twenty.four feet and extending
back one hundred and eighty,one feet more or
less, the premises known as the Golden Gate
being on the east side. and the premises of Mr.
Wood on the west side with all and singular
the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in any wise appertainiug be le-
wed upon and sold to satisfy said Judgment
interest and costs Notice is hereby given
that shall sell the above premises at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in front
of the Sherifss Office on Saturday the lst day
March. A. d. 1856. at the hour of P. Nj
Given under my hand this sth day of February A D.
lsj6.
I-St BY c. F.WooD, L. :,
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29
Suiifn,OplS.
STATE OF California; Justice Is

STATE no,F OF C. 6C5AILddFFoaRNlA' FOR Juaiic's cOura
Township of Eureka J Before L. A. sacket.. J. P
The People of the State of California L. Russell:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 appear before the
derigned, Justice of The Peace at his Office in
said township, SATURDAY. APRIL Goth 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, 10 answer to the complaint OF JAMES L. BROOKS
HENRY DIEVENDORFF, L. NJ. DANTON, AID C. l.,
BIRD. who demand ofyou s52S7 alleged to be dtie them
on book account which account In file in this Office
On failure so TO appear and answer judgment will be
rendered against you for the said of So, ,s7 wi h
dUmages and costs of suit.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF January A. D.
1856. L. A. SACKETT, Justice Peace.
Sia'eof lifoTnic, County Of Nevada Eureka Town
shp-lt appearing 10 my satisfaction from the affidavit
of Henry Iievendorf, the Plaintiff above mined that
the above named Defendant s. L. Russell has left the
State and is not sident of this State and that
cause of action exists against the said and
that he necessary and proper party to the above
enritled cause,
1t is therefore ordered, that SUNNI this action
be sarved on the Defendant S. l.. Russell. by pubi-
cation thereof once week for period of three months
in rhe NEVADA JOURNAL public wspaper published
in the said cot nty of Nevada.
J.. A. SACKETT,
january 1s-3m Justice Peace, Eureka Township
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29
SHERIFE,S SALE.

DI virtue Of an Execution to me directed issued
Dfrom the Clerks Office Of the District Court in and
for the County Of Nevada in favor Of John Anderson
Administrator of E. Walters and against William
Ritter dated Feb l3th 1856, at the rate Of ten per
cent per annum together with costs Of suit taxed at
3S 30-l0O dollars, have levied upon and seized the
following described property to-wit: The House and
lot on which it stands, situated in the town and
county of Nevada, about l-2 mile east of Nevada
and known as Ritter. House. Also six-tenths of a
lot Of mining claims situate in the town and county
Of Nevada on and near Manzanita Hill, which shall
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash
IN front of the Sherif's ofice Nevada city on the
Slh day Of March A. D. 1856
Given under my hand this l4th day of Feb A. D
1856 Attest w. W. WRIGHT Sheriff. N c.
By c. F. Woop, Under Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29
NOTICE
OF ENFORCEMENT OF MEcHAr

HIRST RUSSELL VS. G. S. FITCH, ct al In the
l1District Court of the l4th Judicial District Coun-
ty of Nevada. All persons holding or claiming liens
under the provisions of an act entitled "An for
curing the liens of Mechanics and Others" approved
April 9th, 1855, on the Greenhorn Water Ditch in
Nevada County are hereby notified to be and appear
before the District Court of Nevada county, at the
o'clock, A NJ and to exhibit then and there the proof
Of such liens said liens viii be deemed waived in
favor of the plaintiffs. We will that day apply to
sai court for the enforcement Of n Mechanics Lien
for 81 45S3 10 the above described properly and
will move for an order for the sale Of said property
pursuant to tie statute in such made and proy
1ed. HIRST i RUSSELL.
42-3t BY their Attorney, A.,A. SARGENT.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29
CONSTARLE'S SALE

g tate of California, County Of Nevaa Township OF
- Washington.
BY virtue Of an execution an attachment to me
delivered issued from the court of G.. W TalIman,
county aforesaid bearing date February 18Th, A. D.
1880 to satisfy judgment rendered by said court in
Alpha, on the ninth day of February A. D. 1856 in
favor OF John Briggs and james Davis and against
Samuel Slmms for the sum of Sl32 33 debt interest
damages and costs of suit, have takenin Execution
and will sell to the highest bidder for cash on the
premises at Brandy Flat, on THURSDAY the l3,h
day OF March, A; D. 1856, between the hours Of 10
oeiock A NJ and o'clock, P N. all the right title
and interest of said defendant in and to House and
Lot situated on Brandy Flat, taken as the property
OF Samuel Simms to satisfy the above demands and
accrutng costs. c. GOA, Constable.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29
INSQLVENT NOTICE.

In the matter Of the application of Benjamin
D. Bowers, an Insolvent Debtor.
IN .he District Court Ct the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
trict in and for the County of Nevada.
Pursuant 10 order this day made by the Hon Nilrs
Seiris District Judge of the District Court aforesaid
Notice Is hereby given TO all the creditors said In
solvent to be and appear before said Court the Cour
honse IN the Town and County Of Nevada, OF MONDAY
me 2ist day of April A d. 1856. at ten o'clock A. "
Then and there 10 show f any they cam why ar
assignment of the said lnsolvents Estate should not b.
made and he be discharged from his debts and abil;te
as an lnsolvent Debtor
Given under my hand with the seal of the Di.
Is. OF The District Court aforesaid hereto affixed
this 29th day Of January, A. d. 1856
J. II. BUSTW1Ck. G lerk Distrc. Court
By THOMAS P. HANLEY Dep
"A. JOHNSON, htt'y fer petitioner 4o-td
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29
WHOLE NO. 3O4.
A RkKaRKaBrE Mana correspondent Of

A REKARKABLE MANA correspondent of
the Louisville Ky. Democrat, writing front
Madison, Dec. 5, 1856, relates the following
Having during the last ten years heard the
history of Mr. David Wilson, who formerly
resided at Carrolton, KY, repeated frequently,
and which seemed to me labuiously, or which.
at least, taxed my cfedulity very much, and
happening few days aro to meet with Mr..
Alexander Wilson, OF North Madison. with
whom | have been acquainted for several
years, spoke of his father. and he said what
had heard was correct. He told me that he
(Alexander) was the 45th child OF David who
was the father of Al lawful children. He lived
to the age Of 107 years, and during lis lifetime
had five wives BY his first wife lie had cigh!
teen children. A few years before he died h,
expressed desire TO remove TO Indiana, but
was opposed by his fifth and last wife. ns
oweyer took a trip to find new location 70
suit him, ard when he returned home he found
that bis wife had packed up some q. her goodi
and chattels and returned TO her. r1Sfricnds in
Kentucky. He went after her and endeavore,l
10 persuade her to return to his hOuse, bus
she would not go. In short time, however
she relented, and then wished 10 return TO his
house but he would hare nothing to do with
death. Very few Of bis children died in tticif
infancy or youth ard there arc 35 of then.
living who are all men and women fall growa:
David Wilson was man of pure good health
and robust physical constitution. at the ag'
of l05 years lie could nov an acre dag Tor
week at q time without cvincing much IA
tiguc. He appeared to have not rib. Tho
whole region Of his breast was shielded by a
Dlate of solid hone and he couil receiya tlt,
most severe ard powerful blows upon it with
out being hurt He frequently, for the graft:
Gcaton of others, suffered them to strike him
most violently in the breast without being
made to feel rhe least uncomfortable. During
our border wars he was taken prisoner by the
Indians, and they attempted 10 stab him in tie
b rehst. but found the solid bone impenetrabe
His minute history would be interesting II tol-
lected and published He was one Of the
most remarkable men that ever lived in Amer:
ica. AT the age Of l07 years, when he died;
none Of his faculties of mind or body were ma
terially impaired
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29
Sacramento Valley Railroad.

on AND AFTER SUNDAY, the Sd inst. the Cars 70,
~ the transportation of Passengers will regularl,
over the Sacramento Valley Railroad between
and Folsom, follows
Leaving their depot at intersection OF 81 and streets
every DAY SUNDAYS expected at SA. NJ and p NJ
0n ouuu@y 5, at g A. A. and p. A
Returning leave Folsom
Every day Sundays excepted at IL A. n and Pm
on sundays, at Ill A. VI. and LAP NJ.
stopping al Brighton Pattersons Sixteen and Eignteeu
Mile House and Alder Greek Stations
Fare between Sacramento and Folsom, 50
Freight will be received heretofore at foot OF street
Rate OF Freight 81 per ton from Sacramento to Folsom
Return freight at greatly reduced rates. per contract
As station houses not yet completed all freight and
baggage must 'e at the risk Of the owners if left any
tation over night.
J. P. ROBINSON, Superintendent
Sup't Office, Fob. lst 1856,
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29

"DoN'T WORRY This is tie first
thing an editor should get BY heart: Il
Mr. Slocum threatens to withdraw his
patronage, because you criticised Profes-
sor Drawl's lecture on the onion question,
don't worry-but tell him to go ahead and
do it. If Mr. Bullion writes you an in
sulting letter, saying that if you don't stop
writing about the Diddleton Railroad, he
will ruin you with Law suit-den't wor-
ry, but dare him to try it on.
If Mr.. Smith threatens to "cave your
head ill.," because you mentioned that
shis SON Bobn was sent to the Tombs for
relting the street lamp with brickbats-
don't worry, but tell him that you so love
the law, you pine on a salad made of red
tape and sealing wax.
II Mr.. Silk approaches on with horse
pistol "that kicks" and offers to blow
your brains out if you ever again alIude
to his visits to Mrs. Demurcs, don't worry
about it, but tell him to blaze away.
Again we say, never worry. Ifyou do.
you are no nfore calculated for an editor
than Quaker is for marine hornpipes.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29
Summons.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA Comfy of Nevada Township
- of Eureka, Justice Court Before L. A. Sacket j. p
The People of the State of California to s. L. RUSSELL ami
JOHN PURDOM:-
You are hereby summoned to appear before the under
sgned Justice of the Peace his Office in said tow nhp,
On Monday, the 28th day Of AprH, Il. d. 1856,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ to the complaint Of Henry
Dieyendorl James l. Brooks, E. Danton and Charles l.
Bird who demand of you STAG alleged TO be due them
book account, which account is file in this Office,
failure TO appear and judgment will be
dered against you for the said of 46 with damages
and costs ef sn Given under my hand this 18th day OF
JAM ID 1856. L. A. SACkETT Justice Peace.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevada, Eureka
Township;-It appearing TO my satisfaction, from the
affidavit OF Henry Dievendor the plaintiff above named
that the above named defendants s L. Russell and John
rdon have left theSate and not residents of this
Staedd that action exists against them and that
they are necessary and parties TO the above entitled
cause 1t is therefore ordered that the in this
action be served on the defendants L Russell and John
Purdom, by publication thereof week for period
OF three months, in the NEvsDA JouRSG, public
paper published ir said County of Nevada
SS- -3m L. A. SACKETr, J. p. Eureka Township