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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-24

PRfcE.-slnglo Copies, $3.50; which will be
sent by Mall, pre-. paid, for 500. Five Copies
to Que Address will DO sent Ior se0N0; or Zen
Copies for $4,000 oct 10 Nv
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-24
GRRATHLoop FURTHER.

Call on The a gent aud eetan Al nanae. and read
the detailsof The wonderful cures performed By
CARROTS Spanish Mlxtafe. tin nosf cases where
ever, Thing else had slguslls. falled The lmii'
Of M adyerusemcnl v ~ notadnit their full In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31
4 sSCcuc nCnrl Homo.

1t supposed that with the introduction of
railroads, the trade of brigandism ON the high
road would be ut an end. 1t appears not to be
the ease, however, in the Papal States. as the
following paragraph from the official paper in
Rome, Of the 18th of November last. will suf
cientlv attest:
We learn that thu railway train between Frns-
cati, and Rome was stopped by purity of brig
andS. who. at night, initiating the signal for the
stoppnge of train, brought il to halt, They i'm
mediatelv secured the engineer and firemen, and
then; after detaching the locomotive from the
cars; proceeded with perfect impun ty to rifle
the pockets and baggage of the passengers. A
hrigand was stationed at either End of the cars
with loaded muskets. while their fellows, armed
To the teeth, forced the passengers to deliver up
their vauables As tho people of the Roman
States are not allowed to carry arms, they are at
the mercy nf toe brgand-, who 90 armed Ia the
teeth, aud who, with wedge of this fact do
not hesitate to assnil people in their houses AT.
ter this incident it is to be hoped the govern
ment will at least send an armed guard with the
railway trains, for the protection of the defence
less pass angers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

10 Pafkersburg The last rail was laid on wednss-
Jay afternoon. The formal opening of the road will
ne. take place until sometime during the coming
Spring.
IhE JAPAN PA is mnch commended by Mr.. Thorn
rs Aasln, Of MoOtheld Hardy county, Virginia. He
SAYS that from SIX Japan peas sent himn s5I,which
were not cultivated in n WY 20 give much hope OF
shecess, the product the 6rsi 1850,
average OF las to each stalk. The next year Ii
planted two ounces of the beans, many q which
destroyed in their growth by the cat-woun. but the
product was about five bushels after the family Ind
used what had been wanted in the green state. lie
further remarks:
They gov op in stiff stalk about the size of n
mans finger, and throw out branches from the ground
np.and every branch is completely cred with pods
which contain three or four peas, and form bush
nearly as large as -four barrel. When green the,
are about the size and shape ola beau | count
ed some stalks this fall that had $500 to 1000 peas
and have seen much one hundred pods upon
branches not foot loug. have doubt but they
vii. yield five times rs much per acre as my other
grain or vegetable have seen. They ar. very
line for table use, either green dry but particular
ly SO when dry, and have no doubt but they Will he
valuable for stock, my fowls and the rats eat them
in preference 10 corn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31
The dtcn u,s,,iD EuermO II n ~,

The New York correspondent # the National
lntclIigencer writes as follows:
The Irotracted passage Of the steamship Her
mann. now in her twenty filth day out from
Southampton for this port. cxcites some anxiety.
not 10 say alarm. The Hermann. in the most
favorable weather, is not fast boat, and u three
weeks trip in the winter is not unusual to her;
besides. it j. said that letter from her captain,
received by recent mall predicted extended
passage on account of some slight flaw in the
machinery. She has seventy-two passengers on
board, and five hundred tons of freight. The
owners of the vessel think it possible that she
may have encountered the same gale which prov
ed so disastrous to the America aud, like that
steamer, had 10 put hack. BE il as it may, the
staanchness of the Hermann has been too often
tested to admit of any question on that head, and
tends TO inspire confidence in her safety.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31
The Steamer Teumcsscc Neutrality-suspicious.,
&c. for Cor. WRIIKcr OelnNcd.

The steamer Tennessee, which sailed from New
York on Wedne sday for San Juan de- Nicaragua
with about one hundred and seventy men and n
large amount of provisions for Gen. WALKERS
army. disabled in gale by the breaking of
her water wheel shaft, after which she was
worked into Norfolk Saturday Several of
her passengers arrived at Baltrn 'ro Sunday
morning aud some of them proceeded to New
York Sunday evening for the purpose Of enga.
ging another steamer to proceed to Norfolk, and
to take the men and provisions to the place of
destination. Among the passengers were Col.
Anderson, Capt. John Creighton and Capt.
Francis OKeefc, all of the Ncaragusn army
General Wheat, formerly of Louisiana, and Capt
Lewis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31
LATEST NEWS.



From the Philadelphia Inquirer of saturday
Aletter from friend at Shanghai informs Us
that the United States steamship San Jaeinto'the
flag vessel of the East India squadro2, arrived ut
" oosung on the 18th ofSeptember. in six days
from Simoda. Japan. She left Hong >hong on
the 10Th Of August for Simoaa, having On board
Mr. Harris. the United States Consul General TO
Japan. During her trip she reseuedqui' anum-
Der Of Chinese from fragments Of wrecks.
In one casn. no less than fifty five persons were
taken from n Government junk while she was IN
u sinking condition. The San Iaointo had very
pleasant visit 10 Japan, and the interview between
the Commodore. his officers, and the japanese
authorities. was of the most friendly character.
II is said. however TO he the policy of the Japan
ESQ Government II oppose with every obstacle
in it. power foreign intercourse, aud the nrri'a'
of the Sun Jacinto with Mr.. Harris ON board
not desired.
In an interview with the Commodore the ques-
ton was asked if he could not take Mr. Harris
back again. The reply was that his orders were
to bring Mr.. Harris there and leave him. and he
should obey them. Finding the Commodnre thus
decided. the authorities immediately set about I"
prepare residence far the Consul General, mud
tor that purpose fitted up of iheiG Temples
by which II flag staff was erected, from
which. the San ,Jacnto left the harbor, the
stars and stripes displayed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

The trial Of Huntington was not continue at
New York on Saturday last. one Of The jury being
n Hebrew. doctor has ON oath. pronounced
the forgPr 10 be unsound in mind, and gave a.
one of his reasons. for such belief. that Hun
tIngton did not seem affected by any mention
Of his family"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31
Fire In baltimore.
SALES BY AUCTION
sH=-#
1ge1s kDNf.

futIiE Death at fir. Joseph u. Novitn nnakcs
Unnecessary that shall close the LIST of Jan
IN order speedy closing the roneutn, VIII Of
fer stock private sale unii the gid Inst nj which tim"
wa commence To- sell NJ public auction aud VIII continue
to day until article belonging TO the concern n
,aposedof stock cunss In part Sugar Coffee Mo
lasps salt Iron Rolled aud Hammered Nails all sizes steel
Slear and Dsorod Bacon Lard Batter Tanners oils
hne Liquors all kinda Wool Role arass Seeds Domes
tics THROWN and Blcaehed osnsburgs No. and 2 sc Ne
Sale positive and without reserve.
de, i7s j. u & u IL, NoWl.iN.
pOstp Oueuacnt
The shove sale postponed until Wednesday, the asi inst
dev ~ tds J. u & u, II NoWItN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31
H,uuA rnE UNITED srATEs.-Al

~ RIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR-CONtHA AP.
POINTED CAPTAIN GENERAiA--LAiGL SHIPMENT
OF CIGARS &cy the t'e arrival OF the Black War
New York nsdcrabo excitement waH created by tho
news General Cpuca again appointed Captain Gene
of all American residents Of the
Island there between tho two
long shipment Of Cigars Snuh sc, con
sofa by the late arrival II. MEAD HARRIS a
co ynchburg Va, extensive dealers In Cigars hnuh',
choice Icies e. received large stock Of tho most
celebrated Cigars manufactured purchased by their agent
siding Among their select brands the follow
idea of their superior Ia Sire
ma Flor masquerade La SumprevNa La Adca, III Mayo
raj and MraAofs. Opposite the Warwick o1se iynchbnrs,
Va IL NJ HARRIS W
J.e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

The Wrecks IL, Rarncgas.


WAsnlNGroN Dec. 29.-1he leo on the Pot
omac has been much weakened for some two
days rast. The steamer Powhatan now leaves dali
" nj ~ o'clock in the morning fu Aconia Creek.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31
nov - de- clyif

lIAg1 --Ns,j ia. hstL bcait- 6nd 81 nsccs
- Goa MISSION Si'ieh"u'' shu
a" ii. in Recommending Ia ny "'mefon' rehue, Tue
alr,, business " IA A looti my
usnir,f br. lng ityartb, Nl'h ~ my salesman
n,.,y - sp,., Il I. SMITH.
I4.iyi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31
Oregon.


Our dates from this Territory are to the 10Th
ult. There is scarcely an item of moment. Les
chi, noted Indian warrior, had been captured IN
Washington Territory. There had been consid-
cradle rain in the Territory of Oregon.
INTERESTING FROM SOUTH AMERICA AND THE
IsruMUs.
NEW YORK Dec. 2S.-rhe steamer Illinois,
which has arrived to day from Acknowledgements
that the revolution in South Peru was spreading.
Two of the national vessels had joined the insur-
gents. The convention was about voting Gas
tlla extraordinary powers to enable him to put
down the revolution
Trade in Chill was duh, but tho markets well
sustained.
NICARAGUA AND THE lsrIMUS.
The Greytown advccs are to the 9th inst
There was nothing new regarding Gen. Walker,
except iuinor of further reverses.
A complimentary banquet was given at IA
nana to Commodore Bailey and officers OF the
L. s. ship Of war st. Mary's about leaving for
the United States.
The L. S. steamship Wabash sailed from As
rinwall ON the 18th for Norfolk.
England DESTROYS Of establishing British
Naval dcgot at Panama. Several British ships ar
WED there and at Aspinwall but their object was
unknown
.5oGorA-TnE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN pIrFIcuL.
The reported settlement of the difficulties be-
tween England and Bogota untrue. The
blockade of the ports OF Bogota was daily anici.
patrd.
The pnpers of b gota arc severe upon our Min
i>ter. Mr.. BowlIn. for his recent letter upon the
difficulties with the United States. They style
his letter brother Jonaihan's kick"
The Congress of Ecuador has granted an nm.
nesty to political often lrrs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31
The Inicsi IntcIli acmec from WheniIand.

The Washington Star Of FIidnv evening pub
fishes the following items of late information from
Wheatand. on which, it says, it has reason 10
RELY:
First. Mr.. Buchanan has yet invited no one
To hecomr "A member Of his Cabinet. and has not
made up his mind with reference tn n single mem.
hrr of il.
Second. NJ. John Appleton. of Maine. is to
he the editor of the Washington Union.
Third Mr.. Buchanan is an ernest advocate
Of the election Of John w. Forney Esq, to the
United States Senate
Fourth. He will leave Wbcatlund for this c.
~ shortly before the lst of February.
The Detroit and Toledo Kaiiroad.
DETROIT. Dec. %. \ train passed the
Detroit, Monroe and T"edo Eilro..d Yesterday.
The last rail was laid this morning.
Death Of r. -s"nntor.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. % Robert Nicholas,
formerly U. s. Senator from Loni>iana. died on
Wednesday last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

The san Antonio Texan. oi tho llih. publish
IS letter. dated Fort Mellnvett. Texas, Nov
~ from which we extract the following
'Cnpt. Hsadiuie. of the ID Cavalry. with por-
non OF his company. whilst scouting up tho main
branch OF the Couch, on the 26th instant, cam.
IN eontact with ten Camanohe warriors and ono
sqnaw on their way down towards tho settle
ments; aud after fight of about three hours,
succeeded in killing off the whole party Of Indi.
ans except the sqoaw, whom they brought into
Fort Mcllavctt unhurt.
Tho whole Of their animals, two good rifles
several bows and arrows. shields. nnd other Indi-
an hAngs. fell into the hands of the captors.
Capt. Bradfuie had one Of his men shot
through both legs with rifle ball, aud one of bis
horses wounded with an arrow. The clothing
and hats oithe captain and his par,y were pref
~ severely cut with arrows.
Three Chiidrcn Burnt to Death.
AT st sylvester, Canada, on the 10Th inst,
the VILE "i u farmer named Daley, left her chill
dren alone IN the house, when it took fre--and
all three, agrd respectively six four years, and
nine months, persisted in the flames.
The Wrecks at nnrncgat.
NEW York, Dee. 27.--The ship New York. a
shore at Squsm Beach. has broken in two. Tho
bark lasSo, ashore at the same place, has gone
To pieces
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

~ decd of Tint made by ecri Dudley 10 the undcr,nod
T. Preston doc shall, Surviving Trustee, Tues
Goth day January t3 the premises proceed to
SCH tho of Ground with Factory situated thereon, nget
with the Screws and Presses conveyed In said deed
This Factory House very largo aud commudinus situated
~ thurch Street to business The Screws, &c
almost good order Persons wishing engage
thu Tobacco business would do well 10 call and t Fac
lurs aud the Fixtures before In yng csew here
T.rnls liberal and made know u DAY Sale
ED. ID. CHRISTIAN
Surviving Trustee.
TICS sale nadr under tho appreciation Of the creditors
cured In Tho decd
E,pr der n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

Sifh't .lW heP ~
S,AIE OF VAIUAHLE sbANEs.-b, virtue
~ deed o executed The nd day of November
by Terry beunht Matthew ~ Nowln,
the purposes terou mentioned shall the 9Th day ot
II fair and the fair day In front OF
Market House In the city Of Iynchburg proceed to sell TO
ghost bidder 5NHiuabn Slaves montoned IL said deed
1rrSN months negotiable note satisfactorily endorsed
dec 10 dSetelan JAMES ~. NoWIIN Trustee.
uNNECUTOR's SSIE OF -1AyEs.-Wili
IL 9Th day al January In front Of the
Market House In the city Of Iynchburg, credit of nix
months - O H. Valuable Slaves
JAS. II. NOWLlN, lrxo,,,,,.
JNb 4. DAVIS b''N''"N''
doc ~ Ia cainn NJ u Nowlin, decd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31
AYOgSVEG.I. HnsSE.

NTORVEGI. HRTsE.
Main atrerf. E.yEchburg, Vn.
TUE "NORyEII" undergone change Of construction
b, nlaces II on footing " m host modern bu Hotels of
the
The interior cvey ueccssar convenience for guests
aud is furnished In EgANCF and COMFORT suited
10 the tastes all cud Of character that viii nae rank, III
49, 49, " WELLS & HYDE,
- 1t. lroprictos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

4 pirRG VA practices all the Courts Of the CITY OF
vpchhnrr and II the counties Of Campbell and Bedford
1Ac nra Inc Farmers Bank and is the heretofore
.n,.d b., Cnorin & page iiy ll-d&ely
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31
A1n..moE. EOm .ALE.-. viii -cli. 10 ..s

~ hghos bidder Liberty Bedford county, the LIST day
January next, Negroes, woman and one tho
valuable House Servant Terms months credit
negotiable satisfactorily endofcd with interest added nom
,t,v of sale T.. q. McGLA&AlIAN,
i.et "A 1t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31
BY TIE l. Il G r A P H .


ID / Ia Il Il u II n / ii
Photographed pre>-ly for she"Virg imian.'
CONGREGATIONAL.
NAsnISuroN, Dee 3o.--Senate met to-day. No i'm
portant business transacted.
The House passed Consular and Diplomatic appro-
piatons after striking out $25 900 for Consular pu-
pills. Adjourned until Monday.
.
Fire In Baltimore.
\ fire broke out this morning Broadway street,
upon the premises occupied by Simon Bass, Two
apprentices were smothered to death.
Markets.
INV YoaK, Doc. a0.-Flonr declined State sc
10 a. Sc %, Southern So 90 "a 81 Is. Wheat
lower White 81 10 Ia ~ 10. Corn dropping
Mixed 70 cts. Virginia Gs o3l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31
FUTURE DAYS.


NAGIABIE FARM ron sAIE.-rhc sub
scribcr wishing change hts business offers sell his
Farm iorrdgo Greek Amherst county two mites
FROM the Canal Stapcon miles Iyuehburg and
9. miles from Amherst oenr House. rhc said tract
a4s which ut least $50 Ia In original forest
50 Of Pine, econd growth) The land swoll hdap
10 growth Tobacco Wheat Com Oats, or anything
this climate Any person Wishing to invest money
anda could better IN this there being FROM
valuable land adjoining II, which can be
bought this time a very moderate price
az sold privately bctorr) VIII be exposed
public auction tho 10Th Of February next AT II o'clock
the premises
Also tho same aud place Mules new Iron Aka
tgon Wooden Aso Wagon aud Jeseollcnt young work
Nsrea Plantation Tools &C. sc 1ems made known on day
OF sale tHAS NJ WAITE
Richmond Wig copy c9tawis and Lexington daSctn ids
aud acnd accounts to Ills ldec n coawtt olcb
4 tOu NssssONEW's sAGE OF VALUABLE
SlANESHy virtue of decree OF the County Court
AahctH made III. December term 1886 In
pending Morras Morrlss Ae the undersigned
Commissioner said decree named Will proceed At pedlar
Mills Amheret. saturday the l3th day
Jtuuny, aoi by public auction the hKhus
bidder the Slaves said decroe mentioned couHsng of four
Women and children. These slaves with
rScaptenl all young aud unusually likely and valuable
aud niust he sold for distribution.
The sale VIII he credit of ~ months purchasers
executing bonds with good personal security
riioS n EUBANk,)
J. DUDLEY DAVIS, , commls
INO. PRYOR,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

al Va viii practice N the Courts Of Richmond City In tho
of oochand ard Louisa and the supreme Court
II Inc L. 6 and Court of Claims Washington D. T.
.-5;soFrrcF Wing Building, Richmond, Va.
Ii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

New Open for ex hibiii0n. two more pieces 81
~ those hn Black vevets for Ladies' Coaks and Basques
very superior article. Examine for yourselves. II
SITS JOHN ABRAHAAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

The NparHyssrERS ElRG1Sf> ElURotD is eomp'r
'ed anu cars are now running tiom Baltimore dir
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

6tAREss HOsSE.-This conscni"nsi, locate"
connoiiously constructed Hotel under me hahaf"
op f tho ned s now In excellent condition for the
the public The proprietor deyote his per
sona attention 10 It. will be wanting ia efforts ar eS
uondtrcs calculated IN promote the comfort of his guests
n Omnibus is always in attendance 10 convey travellers Ia
and from the Depots and Packet Landing. $50 , $50.
rna 90.hNcts NIiA0, =. II,.I.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31
NV M.JIsTiS,
W. Commits sion Merchant,

Solcits conslgnments produce will give strict
personal attention sale Of all kinds of country produce
and to buvng forwarding Goods &c has arrange
,ncut furnish goods to his patrons AT about
,,hoIesalc nric,s loc 81 dom,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31
h. EUw>ITIHE. EVuNsrunE.,

1k. MORRIS hns removed his OAlcc to his
, Residence on Church street above West Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

TENTS fine Philadelphia Fall style Moleskin Hats; Young
10 real beauties also the Old Dominion Flat Bms nice
These Hats made by Of and equal
style and quality and offered to suit and please IN all respects
ep Ats = SEABUkY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

FnNWE Ia DIItN VIII NMd az our Moro, CmodOn
Ginger dry worcestershire Sauce French English and
Mustard Pure Powdered Black Pepper Sage, Gin.
Asplre Mace, Numegs Best Yeast Powders for light
bread Cocoa, Chocolate, Broma, Vormcell Fine
Madeira Wines French Brandy, Extract Vanilla,
Apple aud strawberry Syrnps for Creams best Salad Oh,
sheets aud shred CoNs sparkling Gelane. French
elaue, for nice things during the holidays,
lor sale by j. IL THOMPSON CO.
,t,, u A. Ipu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

ME RS. AIlem'. ~ Iobml-ana Dressing fer ahe
NE HAIRTs preparation made by lady Of experience
IA articles for the hair Is becoming popu
dressing for the haif under all circumstances
Danru nvgoates and strengthens the roots Of
soil the bonncis and Is pleasantly favored
W. have Aliens Nos aad for changing grey hair
10 IA original No for dark hair No for light hair
IL 4 dye For sale by
j. H. THOMPSON g. co,
1nr 81 DruRglsts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

~ morning 10th inst at IT O'Clock, will soll Mar
street valuable Negro Man, Woman and chiran also
2 Young " omrn aud children. G. Il PHELPS.
Ao account OF whom may concern very hho Gold
Hunting Case Patent Lever Watch and Chain. & u. l.
H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

,"' , @ , :, a', -, y Up, ' ,a ~, '
1or~od hy Va Tenn X Il Company, Merchants Hank
stock purc hNsors Orders from the country
promptly attended To- PETERS, SPENCE & CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

afternoon, participated in by four or five par
ties. 1t free lively, standnn and nncommonly an
imatng well TO those engaged it to the look
ers-on Blows were soundly, fairly received and
promptly returned. No serious damage resulted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

MAJ WV. BARBEE, the Virginia Sculptor, Of whom
we made favorable mention soma weeks ago, we un-
dcrstand has Just returned from Florence and is now
s1journing for few days with his brother in this
city, His "Cnquette," which is represented 10 he
very fine specimen of Art, will land in New York n
bout the last of January aud from thence under
stand he intends having it brought on to this city
Bat Cotton Pant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

NNynEAT BAGS for the Farmers and ssss~s..
w We prepared to furnish customers au.t others
,l Wish to consign their grain Ia prime NV Pass
siti ldi Road ehsrge-say - let b,.t-l
ihly 2etisgis ikBi SAT NnIRA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

A YUM, GUM, EUNN.-Wc hNvc To-day, 70
eeivod the best Guns and Shooting
Tackle offered in tins market, embracing and
medium Gums great variety and first stock Of Ane
Guns liohads' bentley s. and Mantous manufacture
Alsu large Double and Single Shot Bclts, Shot
Pouches, Powder FaskS Game liags Cleaning Rods Felt
phlur Nada TereuaAion Caps sc,
the prices respectfully call the
attention sportsinen and the public generally them
oct ItA j. D. GREGORY L. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

\ SENSIBLE AND ExCELLrST MAY.--We pronounce
brother Of the local department of the Richmond
Wing to be rs sensible and excellent man ever
owed debt or wrote an item. This conviction fs
tens itself upon us like sucker to wormy APP
Pile tree and grows Ike girl aged thirteen aud n
half, every time we look at his paper No man 1--WE
take our virgin oath upon III in the Commonwealth
displays so much judgement in selection "a he. No
furnishes his qnotc-a OF entertainment with so
nice an appreciation, rs he. No man--but we for
bear. We do like that mta. 1t would be as hard
not to like that man AS to keep people from lighting
in Baltimore or to believe that Wise is not insane or
to get free ticket on the South Side Railroad.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

yNCIEUIsts HOUSE.
MAIN STRUT. Lynchburg, Va
C. FISHER Proprietor.
TrgYs -Transient visitors Sl.50 per day
f--Fs Hacks run in connection with this house.
II