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r~TTn aigle dore. dit rOrlsaaais, mesu-
rant neuf pieds dun bout j Paufre de ses
allies. etc tn6 b semaine passee sur ie Mont
Jones, en- Virginie. iii desolait les fermiers
par ses rapines. Il enlevait lea moutons, les
agneaux et iinsqu' 'aux veaux De crosse taills.
| Ce tIerniier vol, meme de b part dun algiel
sst diEscile croIre.
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TTNous sommes autorise q annonser que
.rHon. B. A. MAnTEL est candidat La place
de Juge du 15me District Judiciaire, d la
prochaine election
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Adrie-A Plaquemine Brulee, en- cette Paroisse,
e courant par Theodore Devaleourt juge de paix,
d. SrANIsLAs GUIDRY Nile PHILoNENE GUIDRY,
tous deux de cette Paroisse.
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OPEE4OUSASs
sAMEDT MATTN, 27 DECEMBRE, 18I

Rz~Nous summes autorises aunUneer que Mr..
CHARLES BOuRQUE est candidat Anti Knew
Nothing pour Assessor Ala prochaine election.
OueIoslsas 80 Aout 1856.
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Echappe on Vole
DUcE.oS & GO.

OUG&OS & co,
Rue Bienuslte, No. 50, esscoignaye Pas
sage de Ia Bo9rse, Nougelze-Orleans.
MhNT Phonneur d'annoncer i leurs amis
- ct an public en- general, qu'ils ont ou.
vert Iadresse ci-dessus un Magasin de Meubles de
sous genres, tels que Lits, Bureaux, Armoires ct
Lavahos, Tables de centre es autres, Sofas TsteA
Chaises Fauteuils Chaises, Mateiats Grin,
resort ct en- mousse plume, &c, &c.
lis entreprennent les reparations, echanges, e.
prennent des meuhles en- magasinage.
ns osent esperer par leurs sois ct efforts 0btenir
une part du bienyeiant patronage de ieurs amis ct
dn public.
Nouvelle- Orleans, u D6cembre, 1856.
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A-WM =

- ~ - -
Z soussigne. fatte de Encouragement
- qu'il q reeu jusqu'a ce jour. saisit cette
occasion poar en- remercier le public, ct an
noncer en- meme temps quill Went de recevoir
par les derniers bateaux de ls Nouvelle-Or
leans un assortment complet de MarchGa-
discs Sacbes, Groceries. &-c. &c, qu'il ven-
dra bon maRche ct pour du eonzptGst.
j. B. PERISSIN. Pont Auzenne
Bayou Teche, 27 Dee. 1856.
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TN AUDAcTRUx FRTPoN.--M y queIqne
temps, NE. j. W.. Leach, de New Yoaks fut
voie dune montre en- or. quill await dams sa
poche, ct qui pouvait vaioir environ 500.
II tenta de decouvrir eelui qui Pavait ainsi
depouiiIe, mais ses efforts furent vains. II
await renonce i toafes recherch hess quaud,
f'autre Jour, ilreeut une iettse anOnyme,
consenaut une reconnaissancs du Mont.de-
Piete- -attestant le depot de sa moatre. II
se renfat au bureau de pref ct put racheter
fobiet. Mais Ia lettre, qui aCcompagnait
cefte reconnaissance est ii euriause qRs nous
croyons devoir Ia repFeduiFe.
La poici
A Ne. Leach, Robinson street, 70.
Je vuus al w tireF ds EotFa poche yofre
monfre, an Girad House, ct c0mne mea
fonds etaient tres legerss je tFoHlvai IN pre-
texge pour pFendrc avec vous rendez-vous
phatel Chamberlain, OH vuas lugiez. Je
marchai avee vous iusqu' d tsreenwlch street,
et la ie vous quittai VotFe montfe flkcom.
me moi. La mutt derniere, Ie sous . rem.
contre aecompagn6 dun oficieF de poIice
yous etiez en- quete du bilou perdu. Je ms
suis done enpresse de Ie dePeser chez AZ
preteur sur gage, ct j. vous tFarismats SOU
ce Dli I'm Reconnaissance.
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A Bon Marche pour du Comptant

- J. 2. BELLerTu, Govdonniirp
swp annonce . ses4 vieilFes pratiquea
Ell aa public. en- general. au,il 80
de reteur aux Opelousas, 1t pret j satislAirs
toutes commandss conesrnant SON y,As;a,.
sa boatique est rue KSsain, en- face III sala.
mon D'Ayy.
0pslsuass, - Nsvombrs, 1s5e.-em,
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L amour sans argent resemble . uEe
boska yernis sans ssmelle.
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lie Ssnat de ID Catherine se compose De
as gnentbres chuisis pour daux ans ane nloi-
tie sort chaque snn6e Voici comment ses
me1nbres nouveIlement elus et ceux qui s0nt
restes Cd fonctions peuyent etre classes d'a-
pres Iear p0lftiaue
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Toir le prospectus dams une autre eolonr

CALcAs1EU. Nous yogons dams ~ Presse
de Lac Charles, Calcasiea, du 20 courant,
cue dams une reneoutre qui Gu lieu dams
une des rues de ce village. le IS. entire NJ.
Colin Lebleu 81 Henry Ewing. IN avocat de
Lac Charles, ce dernier reeu IN coup de
4fusil dams Ia cuisse droite, qui a cause sa mort
presque instantanelnent.
MI. LebIeu s'eat livre sans delai an Sherif,
ct paffaire ayant etc examinee desaat le jjuge
de paix Lee, ilaete mis- en- Iiberts.
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REPARTITToN JOUR PAR JOUR DE La
CT AsSE nE NEIIE A MInI.

REPARTITIoN JOUR PAR JOUR DE La
CLA6SE DE NEUF MIDI:
Latndi-Traduction de pAngais en- Francas.
Aardi-Dictees Anglaises ct FRANCHISES MathGma-
tiques.
AcTsTedi-Latin, Espagnoi Fransais, Historic
.Jeudi-Latin, Espagnol, MathenaGques.
Veadredi-Repetiton du travail general de Ia Sc
maine. Examen prSpsratoire PoGr PEx-
amen senestriel. Lecture: Resume 4
haute voix de a lecture.
CEdsse de d Aeslres ds sair-Une keure ct denie
Angiais pour les Elsyes Infsrieurs.- - Une heare
ct demie Fransas, pour les Esaves SupSIienrs.
Cgasse de d 6e%vss dx sos7-Ene heare e. demie
Angisis POUR les Eleves Supsr;eurs.-Une heure
ct deEaie FraReais, pour les EIeves Infsriears-
Etude ve,entaire de 7 heures du soir, sans
surcroit de solde ourrir Feelarage ct le chauEage
Lannee schoiaire est de douze mois
Tolerance entiere, Religieusse ct Politsqus
COM NDITIoNS:
instruction ct pension par al, $40 90
'' Externes par an, 40 90
Externes par mois, 90
Latin, (ExtraL 90
Espagnol, 90
Dessin, par an, so 90
Ausigue, " 40 90
0peIousss, q Decembre, 1856.
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n Mardi dernier eu lien lie premier
,examen de L PInstttuttoas LittGraErc des Ope-
.lousas, sous la direction speciale de Mr..
St Cyr. Il d peine cinq mois que &c mon
sieur est venu s'e5ablir parmi nous. ct ajou-
tons qu'il a ouEert son ecole sous des auspices
defavorables, dependant lie nomhre de ses
ecoliers s'est accru rapidement ct aui0urd hui
son ecoIe peut etre regardee CONNIE etablie
dune maniare pernanente. LIE systeme
dinstruetion du chef de cette institution est
sans contredit le meilfeur; c'est au fait. celai
qui est lie plus generalement adopte dams les
meilIeures institutions des Etats-Unis ct de
France et nous somnes keureux d'aEoir pu
constater. d ce premier ezamen, Ii superiorit6
de ee systsme ct i'aptitude Eraiment surpre-
mantle du maitre.
Les pragres qu'ont fait iss elsves de M
st. Cyr, depuis Ieur entree chez lui, sont
presgue miraenlenx Il ne peuvent manquer
d'attirer rattention du public. Nous appre-
mons avec plaisir que huit on dir peres de
families. j qui ees chooses n ont pas echappe,
rout envoyer catte Institution une recrue
dune douzaine believes, j IA reprise des
classes.
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aFOWreue .9ssaee, 1887,

RAIL ROAD EXCHANGE.
E Mercredi 81 Decembrc, je reouvrirai
80 mon ancien Cafe au Rail Road Hotel.
ct a eette occasion, ainsi qua eelle du nouvcl
an Jotfriral lie soar, d heures, Un GrGmd
Punch, mes nombreux amis ct connais-
sanees.
Vers le Ter Mars, 1867, je ferai rinaugu-.
ration dun nouveau Cafe, en- face de Ia Mai.
son de Cour
N. QUATREVAUX.
Opelousas, q Decembre, 1856.
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NOS AGENTS.
INSTITUTION LITTERIIRE DES 0PRL0USAS.
Directeur-A. DE Sr CYR, D'ARTHUN.
T. Fl. THOMPSON, Profssseug d d'Amgtais.

Organisation de PInstitution d la date du lei
Janvier 1857.
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Le lieutenant gpuserneur Anderson AHne-
xicainl est aetuelIemgnt president On Senaf.
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Opelousas, 27 Decembre, 1856.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Steamer Mefimdc- Difficulty at the National
Hotet-Gen. Gdss and The Fertilization Bin.
WASHINGTON, March O. 1856.
The Secretary of the Navy has determined to
order the new steamer Merimac 10 the Gulf
squadron Her officers will be detailed in few
days.
The quiet of the National Hotel was disturbed
Yesterday by "A fraeas in the Indies paror, be-
tween Mr.. Stuart. of kentucky, II lawyer, and
Mr. Mahon, Of the coast survey. The latter.
walking into the parlur, placed himself between
stuart and a lady with whom he was conversing.
and turned his back on Stuart. Stuart stepped
away; and Mahon seated himself with the lady,
when Stuart returned, handed Mahon his card
and pronounced him II d. puppy. The latter
rose, and attempted to throw the card in
Stuart's face, hut was knocked down.
\ second attempt was made with like success.
when Mahon drew pistol aud fired, the ball
ranging around Stuart's abdomen leaving its
mark, but not breaking the skin. The affair has
not terminated. Stuart has been requested TO
withdraw from the house, and Mahon has been
forbidden the ladies' parlor by the proprietor.
Gen Cass intends speaking to morrow, provi-
ded he gets the floor, when the Fortiioation bill
comes up in the Senate, on tho present difficult
ties with England. His remarks will be very
brief. but to the point
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Contested GorernorShip of Uisconsin.

:.
MADISON, VII. March I0th.-Gov. Barstow
tDem) addressed message to the Lcgislnt ure,
Saturday, denying the jurisdiction ofthe Supreme
Court OF Wisconsin, in their decision giving tho
election to Ba>hford (Rep.) his competitor. lie
protests against its action, and threatens to re-
sist with every means in his power, any interter
ence with his rights. His message referred
10 the committee on courts. A decision will prob
ably be rendered today.
The Democratic members of tho Legislature
held meeting Saturday. and resolved to support
Barstow.
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ORTIZ AIRY.

Died Mcanopy, East Florida the 9th ofJanuary Capt
.3AuND PENN, in his 74th year.
Cant in Amherst county, Va and there v-
until eight when he left his native state
Virginia he held several responsible offices such as
his the Legislature Of Virginia for
Sheriff. and for several years Magistrate OF the
unity Amherst all of which offices he discharged To the
tsficon of the writer knows aud
left enemy in his county. 1t caused by fahfai
scarec duty officer of the law Soon after leav
" Virginia made profession of religion, and attached
nsa the Protestant Episcopal Church. and ever since mas
aud pous life ovincing in his last moments
re- ina,s TO % aud said be with his Say
nd p3us who had gone before 10 share in those joys
~. ,rod orl, far Tho true md faithful Christian j.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsuiNaroN March | L. Senate.--Mr. Bell,
Of Tenn, reported order empowering tho
Committee of Naval Affnirs to send for persons
and papers to enable them to investigate matters
relative to the memorials of naval officers, COM
plaining of the action of the Naval Board in their
cases.
House.-Mr. Dunn introduced u bill enabling
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Ind-
ana aud Illinois. to improve tho navigation Of tho
Ohio river. and granting lands for the purpose
The Kansas contested election occupied
most of tho session
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SOME OF THE KILLED.

II is stated that the Catholic Bishop of Hart
ford, Connecticut is among the passengers by
the Pacific.
Hon. Edward Everett intends TO accept the in.
vitntion to deliver his address on the "Charactcr
of Washington," extended to him by the clti-
gems of Newark. y. j., through the ':Literarv
Adelphi." on his return from the South, provided
his health will admit, the proceeds of which will
be appropriated to the purchase of the Mt. Yer
non estate.
Col. Parkp? H. French the Minister Plenipo'
Tertiary from the new republic of Nicaragua TO
the United States, arrived in New Orleans en-
route for Nicaragua. on the Goth uit
Queen Victoria held levee at st. James Pal
nee on tie afternoon of the Goth ultimo, at which
the following presentations were made of the Dip
lomatic corps. by the United States Minister
Hon. John j. Seibes, American Minister to Bel
p;nm: Mr. James G.. Clarke, Secretary OF the Lee
gation of the United States at Brussels: Mr.. +.
G. w. Butler, Secretary of the United States
Legation at Berlin.
Adnices from Rome state that the Rev. Dr;
Oldham. of the University of Oxford, has ahJured
Professionalism and embraced the Roman Catholic
religion.
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The Rumored death ofRobtrt Schuyler.

The Wilmington, n. G. Commercial of the 9Th
instant published letter from a German gentle
man OF that city. who learns by the last German
papers received, that Robert Schuyler, the New
York defauter. is living in the little town of
Brugge, in the principally of Rudostadt Ger
many, and is not dead, as the papers have re-
ported.
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Matters al the seat of Government.

WAsuiNGToN. March lO.-Accordng TO Ger
tain documents sent TO the Senate to day the
instructions 10 Commodore McCunly issued in
Anvil last after the Spanish frigate fred into tn"
FIdorado. were TO the effect tina, when similar
outrage was committed on a vessel bearing the
American flag. he was promptly to interpose ana
resist the exercise of any assumed right OF ulsi-
tation and repel such Interference by force
The Committee on Elections have prepared
report in which it is declared that Fonlke clam
ing a seat from the Eighth Congressional district
of Illinois was not duly elected. The report de-
clare- the seat vacant.
No government dispatches were received by
the Africa.
II i. stated that the steam frgate Merrmac
has been ordered to join the Home Squadron
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MARRIED..

On the sth ult by the Rev Jno w. Start, Rev. JOHN W
ENfxG Baltimore Conference, to Miss REUBfNiA E
aages daug hter Of K. d. HILL ESD of Augusta county
At Charlotte CT House, the 9TH inst, Mr.. WIN LEIGH
" ATKINS TO Miss Ann CoBBs, daughter OF MIR Marshall h.
Harris OF Iyuchburg
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Photographed E.prc--,y for The .vir.i"inn.'
LEGISLATIVE.

RICHMOND. March llth-The Senate passed
bill appropriatng S500,OO0 to the Covington
and Ohio Railroad:
Also, n bill for State subscription of s500.0OO
preferred stock tn the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad and the Same to the Manassas Gap
Railrond
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APPALLING ACCIDENT ON THE SEA.
ROARD ROADtti

Train Thro,en .fiom the Trackt-Passenger
Coach Consume d'-Three or -Four PdSSeR-
gers Burnt Ahpe-Perhaps More"!-Sererd
Persons kitedt-Nany Passengers Seriously
Iuiuredi
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

March l0th.--Flour firm ut yesterdays rates.
All held ut ~ %. Wheat, receipts light; White
II 60 to u.s. Red 81 60 81 65. Yellow and
White Corn SO 10 90.
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Has. q. HUNT, Commission Merchant. I.,h

An. q. HUNT, Commission Merchant. l3th
~ STREET, RICHMOND VA, soicls eonsgnnents of To-
hacco Flour Wheat, and al kinds Produce poml.
sing dilgent personal attention.
consignmens coming down the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad the ID Il. Phelps Esd will
warded free of charge to the owner
lie will also attend promptly all orders Plaster Guano
Merchandise, sc.
His experience with strict and prompt attention. quick
returns he hopes will secure which will be profitable
. Lnth andL Insnlf I'm 80
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AeTsCE.-Havngp purchased Of Mossrs Mcdaniel Hurt
y & Preston their entire stock Of Groceries and taken tho
stand formerly occupied by them prepared TO offer
the patrons Mcdaniel Hurt Preston
aud the public generally large and well selected
Hprk of Groceries. liquors. Staple Dry Goods &C. which
offer lowest Cash. prompt
the usual time.
We will give particular attention to tho COMMISSION
BUSINESS will sell all kinds country produce consign.
mens generally will rnnder sales promptly and cash them
when desired will make liberal advances produce hand
aud will receive and FORWARD GOODS mt the usual rates
when funds deposited produce placed In hand
charges.
IRDY & SAUNDERS.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

NNyIaOlEsAEE DRY d Do ID Spring
w TRADE, 1s56By recent arrivals are In receipt
Spring Stock Of American British French ant Ter
Fabrics shall 10 receive additional supplies
every through Of our firm who remains NORTH
during tho season, attending the auction sales.
stock being selected with special reference to the wans
Virginia Merchants feel confident In saying they
Will particularly adapted to their sales and for
eeapncss variety by market North or
snnth.
orders promptly aud faithfully attended to.
STEVENSON a. WEDDELL,
Importers and Jobbers ~ and
ma s eta w 10 Sycamore st, Petersburg.
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,So,Iinr Ofthe 4rdgo.

NEW York. March S.-The steamship Arng'
sailed at noon 10 day for Liverpool She takes
out Si00,0 600 in specie
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SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
BY WIN. II. MOsBY, AUcrosEER.


BY WIN. II. MOSBY, AUcroSEER-
IIOUsE u l. ID FURNgTURK, PLANO
i l. FORTE. dc, AT AUCTIONs-0n "Wednesday morn
Ing the 18th Inst will sell Market street sge assof
of elegant HOUSEHOLD FURsITuRE-the entire ef-
taets of gentleman ngembracng In part Nahogo
soas Dvans and Rocking Chairs Mahogany Pnsn seat
thars Marble Top Pier Tables Plain Mahogany Caro- laoes
Mahogany Extension Dining Tables Cabinets, bureaus,
Washaiands, Tables, Windsor Chairs Feather Beds hAf
shoek and Cotton Mattresses Mahogany Cottage and French
Bedsteads. Sofas. &c. &c.
Piano little, complete order,
and Of the finest instruments offered IN this MARKET
sale at 10 O'Clock O. r. PHELPS,
ma I0ti2th Ancsr
tnNRUsTEE's SALE az VALUABLE PROP.
u ERTY--By virtue of two deeds Of trust from MARI
o'clock A. NJ, at "B,s Homesteady Boinghrook street
sa all of the WINES, LIQUORS. C1aARS BAR-ROOM
FIXTURES, PAINTINGS, HOUSEHOLD AND KlTCH-
IN FURNITURE, &C. belonging 10 said Biz.
II In well known Mr. Bz hand Of the most
select stocks of Liquors and Cigars country Among
about 75 gallons OF the best Pale and Dark Brandy
besides large quantity of Jamaica Rum Port Sherry Caret
Madeira Wines aud Fancy Liquors. and about 5000 supe
| rior Havana Cigars
Among the Paintings In oil. by Brown Of Gen Tay
nt Walnut Spring IL feet inches long and feet
inches high set In gilt frame, and other beautiful On
Paintings.
Among tho Household Furniture Is magnificent Mirror
In Gilt Frame heavy eornce, hainch thick feet
long and wide, and which cost about
The very best English and Cut obets aud Decaners,
eight day Clock and splendid . octave
Rose Wood Worcester Piano. .~
VIII also bc sold good Cook Washer and Ironer about %
years old, female Child about 4 years old =
sale Negroes and Liquors will commence at ~
o'clock precisely W. H. Wal n'Nc,
1dtl2th Irustoo.
Petersburg March ], 1850.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
March llth.-Four dull. State ~ 81; Ohio
SO -; southern 20 II . II. Wheat dull and
nominal. Corn declined Mixed GO.
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= We are authorized announce JOHN H. CONLEf
candidate Tor the office Of Sheriff OF Campbell county at the
ta,n.ng election Ian 30 DIS eide
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SALES BY AUCTION,
FUTURE DAYS.

BY CllAS. I. WORKMAN & CO, AuCr'Rs.,
Richmond, Va
4 NANEo sAtE-sIt.Ak n MOI,AssEs.-On
~ FRIDAY March ith nj the lower on the Dock com
meheing AZ IL O'Clock \ NJ viii the cargo per sehr
Mary tifa from Atakaprs, La, consisting of
W. bhis primo To choice n. o. Sugar
"a ibis do tlu. Molassss
Asowu he added the above sale tho earpo NOR elr
mississippi consisting Of
KY mas primo 10 choice n q. Sugar
III hhls dn. Noasaas
81 ticrccs do do li,tto
TERMS OF SAIfFor all sums under 500 cash over Slon
''"' hoh'ns circuit Tor approved negotiable paper
90 49,. thAS. I. WORKMAN X co. Auct'rs,
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FENiIE undersigned having sold their stock ID Goods
n Mcssrs lrby Saunders, would most ohoeriuly
mend them to our former friends and patrons
Dec. 81 1853. MCDANIEL, HURT x PRESTON
i'm llN cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

mon Lead Nine Company for the sale OF Shot ana
M we are prepared fill orders for either article on
:" usual terms ma l.tsl MceoRKIE JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-12

A mo terrible and heart rending accident oc-
cd on the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad to-day.
special messenger has just arrived with the
melancholy tidings, and the event has produced
most profound sensation in our community.
The regular mail and passenger train, on the
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad which left Ports
mouth this morning when about one mile this
side of Margare,tcsville Bridge. in the coun-
ty of Princess Anne, and proceeding at a rapid
rate, was thrown from the track.
The entire train went off, engine, tender, mail.
baggage and passenger cars. A general wrecs
ensued. and the loss of life and limb though not
precisely known here, is thought to be truly
fearful.
Horrible to relate. one of the passenger coach
took fire from the stoves and was entirely
burned up. consuming with it some three or four
passengers. who were so caught under the bro
ken tmbers. that they could not be extricated,-
Ny informant is certain to three or four, and
thinks there may have been more. The scene is
said to have been truly appalling.
Capt Bourdette. the well known and efficient
Conductor is very seriously injured. and SO are
many of the passengers. Amidst the great dis
tress and confusion prevailing, 1T was Impossible
to gather full particulars, or the names OF par
ties,
1t is reported that among the killed are the fol-
lowing:
SOME OF THE KILLED.
Mr. Kilkelly. the Adams Company's Express
Messenger. Mr.. X. was fer many years Con-
ductor on the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
and was universally and deservedly esteemed
He leaves a family.
Mr.. w. II. Daughterey, the mail ag ant,who we
believe is native of Portsmouth, and well known
in all the sections of country through which the
road passes.
a newsboy. named Charles Moab.
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