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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04

GW The advertisement Of the New York
Erie Railroad will be found in this mornings is
sue. It will be seen that this Company have
somewhat shortened the distance to New York
city, Give it perusal. ii esab ia 4 yas
AxorHER FORTUNE BoucHr.-Wo are informed
by Mr.. Henry E. BidweI, one of the Propristora
of West st. Paul, that Mr.. Andrew Jackson,, Of
Western New York, has purchased Of Mr.. Arti-
mas Gale Is lots in West St. Paul for $4,000
cash. @ 2. t's-s.At e ,tAsr
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04

GT A German, named Frank Roedell, acct
dentally fell overheard from one of Mr.. DeCamp's
lime boats, on the 7th September last, and was
drowned. Four days afterward, another Ger
man, named Arnold Sendelbeck, also fell off the
same boat, and sank to rise no more. Both were
in the employ of Mr.. DeCamp, who represents
them to have been exceedingly Intelligent, sober
and Industrious young men. The body of SEN
delbeck was recovered few days since and de-
Gently Observation-Disclosures Independent.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04

CO Betting is immoral: but how can the man
who bets be worse than be whe i no better.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04

CO The particular attention Of the reader il
called to the plan Of organization as presented
BY the Joint Republican Committee of Ramsey
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04

''O.S - saAa 2 - z. -nnst Be viewed
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04
A Merited Rebuke.

Tho Pioneer of yesterday gives its readers a
very sensible article on tho Importance Of selcc-
ting competent and good men as candidates for
the next Legislature. It was doubtless induced
to this step in view of the inferior grade of those
already put in nomination by its party. Thus
far they have failed to select a single man whose
qualifications recommend him as suitable per-
son to sit in the Legislative Councils Of the Ter
ritory.fiW iilog4i sFl4 enofad ,D8eg.s ~
CO The particular attention Of the reader is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

The official returns, as far "a received, cut
down the Democratic majority 10 about 3,0oo.-
Still further reductions ARE anticipated. The Of
fcial reforms from one. ihiId of the State only
have been reported.
The fact that the friends Of Fillmore did not
give an enthusiastic support 10 the Union ticket
i. sustained by information, received from all
parts Of the state that thousands ofthem did not
vote at all. and by declaration made n few days
previous 10 the election by the Hon. Benz. +.
Butter. one ufihe hundred Democratic missiona-
rie- sent to stump the stafe, in which he declar-
ed his belief in the saceess of the Democratic
ticket bat added. "hete are thast fuenfy thou.
sand members ofMe Order If United Americans
rho teiH 20 NTH us at this election who hare
been calculated upon 5or Fillmore IN Norember.'
This declaration. from SO old and experienced
n politician rs Mr.. Butler. undoubtedly based on
information received from Forney. Sicklcs and
Saunders may be relied upon rs mo visionary
speculation in calculating the chances in Novem-
her
A Boston paper also says: We have con.
frmaion Of this statement from thu lips Of gen
,Iennn who is recently from Pennsy ynnla, aud
who heard n Leading American declare at Lam
custer. within week TINT there mere .fHeen
thousand Fillmore americans mh0 mere pledged
TO cut the Union HckeL-dmsricdn Organ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24
a Letter from Jean, G.isd.

The following letter from Madame q oldechmdt
to IL Rev. Z. saiTery, who had cent her copy
Of " Mrs. Ople's Life. by Miss Brghtwell," will
he read with deep interest
Dear Sir Allow me 10 thank you most sincere.
Is f5t your very kind letter which received togeh-
~ Nth Miss Baghlwcs book AT Plymouth would
have instantly sent you few lnes. but could not
lind time TO do - do not know Why you write
such kind words To nothing in my own
eyez afd feel deeply Tie Hnlneas Of my poor ma
ture. but nevertheless kinI words very eneour-
aging, when they from sincere lips. aud lhrc-
Other kind words preserved that have received
IA my life mean pure bright memory Of the
soul think the book of Mrs. Ople very sweet and
interesting. II does ts Hnthoressor in fact ia two
autboresses, great honor. Dear Mrs Ople she had
to go through all the same struggles ~ I-as every
one of Hs had II endure from the moment that the
snfancss of our hearts stands in all its rcalizednrs
before u.s. and the love Of enlist forces Us to wish for
nothing than acceptance into the gates Of heav
en- remember 10 have seen Mrs Ople lin her qni-
81 friendly Dress al the house Of the Lord Bishop Of
Norwich aud how right YOU are dear sir when YOU
hcueye that anything or any person known by that
worthy prclatc has the more value 10 net Yes
Lord Bishop Stanley more than kind 10 me
and never shall forget his sweet benevolent eApres-
sion Forgive M Tor yentnring to write such IL long
letter, although BIZ means am mighty in your
HngupRe; but hope that the feeling that dictated
NY words Will give pardon for my presumption 10
write thus. Once more, dear sir, accept my sincere
thanks for your two gilts, aud may God bless your
abors, and give you the power Of leading many souls
10 the clear spring of pure water.
i am dear sill yours most sincerely
"JEsSY GoLosensior, (born Lind.)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

some recently published statements reglrlu2 thr
population. extent trades aud number ot dwellings ot
I,oadon. show even = more fabulous Hmoant Of is
greatness than ever hel1te dreamed Of Thai ely,
whirh ut the beginning of the present century nun
bored 555 900 inhabitants nj the census of 1851 con
tanned 2,3G2 600. For the ten years preceding from
1871 10 1904, the population had increased seventeen
per cent. Since hat time il has increased in the
SAINT # not larger proportion, 50 thata population of
less than six millions of people would be the result
in 1000. Thus we may see that our great Western
citics, st Louis Chicago, Cincinnati, even our own
great metropolis, are not alone wonderful in Their
growth
The London Chronicle las made calculation from
which it appears that there Smiths Joneses
Browns, Robinsons, and Thompson in London thaa
any other city in the world tI'ari5 and the hines
cities cNccptcd has inhabitants That AienuH has not
many denzen4a s London has servants; that the
sh0emahars, publlean- and dealers u meat and yege
tables. Of London. would nuke larger population b.
far thnn all Berlin contains, and nearly rs large
thai al hew orl that London has more last makers
than Franklin has citizens, and more clerks tina
Boston has inhabitants.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

teIs.Frnm Hon deo. W 5hes, surveyor ''e't ~
SURVIVOR GFNERAI OFFICE,
DUDCQut. Iowa september II !
Or Gf0rRr GrceHD lar D9ct0r: Il intended before leaf
ng Washington lily last sIlmR to 10 you IN hR'h ahd
white as have frequently done ttra roct no" lEnH ts
ard your vefatcd Filters and that have no doubt but
thai they will certain speedy ami aEreeabIe cure of
Dyspep.ia in any matters not how obstinate Your
l{efs acted as with my friends Hon A 6 Dodge,
N L. Maltu Foster N others, rs they did win myself
y,l.r ,tad3,.,i@ servant GEO. ". JONES.
Nome genuine uHlesa stupdi BUTTS 5n the wrapper
SEfH W EuNIE & CO. ID Washington Street Dos
ton Projectors sold by their agents everywhere
For .air hy ! II THOMPSON y co and j. IL SlAf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

home in Buffalo. writes TO hi. journal the follow
ing pleasant description of the incidents of the
WHIT
The NOV. NLLARb FILLMORE.
." A combination aud form, indeed,
Where every god did seem To set his seal,
To give the world assurance Of q man
soon after my arrival at Buffalo, and | had prop
erly slowed myself and my luggage nj the American
Hotel despatched to Mr. Fillmore, who dwelt not
far of by civil aud kind Irish waiter, my card,
closed IN envelope, stamped with the image
counterfeit preseut'mont Of that distinguished aud
truly constitutional aud patriotic statesman. lmme-
diateg after dinner he called me, aud after Rome
friendly converse invited me 10 take tea and spend
the evening with him. gladly accepted the invita-
ton, telling him that my only object IN taking llnfa
Ia, ON my way 10 Niagara, was to see Inn and shake
htz AaBesi hand At the appointed time, & O'Clock +
NJ. repaired 10 Mr.. Fillmore residence. lie LIVES
in a neat aud eommodous but unanbitious wooden
dwelling Of two stories in Delaware street, with eve
rs indication of comfort modest elegance, and good
ate about IL yet without any show Of either osten-
taton or wealth. His circumstance are, belovemod
crate but easy Wisc and yet liberal economy ruling
in his domestic household arrangements. The draw
ing room neatly aud tastcfulIy furnished aud n
dornrd with several hne family portraits aud oiher
beautiful paintings, one ot which "lhe removal OF
Christ from the Cross after the Cmefsion" Is copy
from Rubcns celebrated original in The Cathedral
at Nlan nd presented to Mrs. Fillmore III her
LIFETIME by European gentleman
In mnnliness oflorm aud in manly beauty, IN well
proportional stature, limbs aud bulk IN fine frontal
Development In intelligent and benevolent phystog-
nomY, aud In ease, grace mud kndliness of manner,
hr Fillmore IS one Of the finest specimens, physically
nhd socially OF the gelYs homo that IL has been
my lot 10 meet with, either IN Europe America
Gaadness aud nmaihility seem TO pcrsade his whole
man and to emnnatc from his couuteuaucc aud they
certainly find .tterauce IN his gentle aud engaging
taresand integrity, public aud private. reRns IA hi
hrft ot hearts He is wholly above intrigue, trick
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

~ DEBT | AN DETERMINED TO BE-Reones,ina
every one that Owe cent forward on M -
day II November which time will . Likely Ya,as
araes, consisting of women, boys girls ms a.
likely and rs valuable could be for Stock t
description. Crop Il Can, and about 10000 pounds If M =
And al the same time VIII sell about 1000 land
portion oil my valuable Farm Bedford County lyiu IN no
waters II Ivy Greek miles from Lyn hhurg mi es from
the NirCm1 lcnncsscc Railroad saw am broke.
want 10 find ont II Is true think there will be enough 10
pay all thai owe. My friends samuel Garland Charles r
slaughter and John 9 Meem viii upelntend sale and see
thai none GO away dissatisfied Theyac will be for Cash
suspend ,iI busiH' s. 10 close. John. +. HAWKINS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

and ends with a light echo in the forest. But no
one has veutured 10 obtain a sight Of the organ
ist who hold the music in his power, and thus
the discovery Of the treasure is reserved for the
future German Legend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24
state o. the Battle-Ground est oftse Q"e-n""
The Race bet wccn Fillmore and Buchanan

q
The Race seswccs Fillmore and buchanan.
The New York Herald, since the recent cleo
tons, gives up all hope for the success of Mr..
Fremont. He is indeed out of the question, and
the contest is now mainly between Fillmore and
Buchanan. This turn which matters have taken
is favorable for the cause and prospects of Mr.
Fillmore. Conservative men North who have
been deudcd into the Fremont movement TO de-
feat Buchanan will at once abandon that party
and conservative men South who. preferrlng
Fillmore. have contemplated supporting Buehan'
an 10 bea, Fremont, will now support the Amer
lean. conservative and Union candidate. Thus il
will be seen that the result in Pennsy wanna aud
Indiana instead of depressing will give renewed
impetus TO the cause of Mr.. Fillmore, and all that
his friends have to Dc is to put forth proper of
forts ia his behalf and his success is certain In
view. then, of the present position Of affairs W.
join with the Richmond Uhig in appealing 10
the Southern Wings and Americans, who mny
have sgnihed their Intention of voting for Bneh.
anan, TO come back. as honest men and PATRIOTS
should, to the support Of Fillmore, now That the
contest is demonstrated to be between Fillmore
and Buchanan Fremont. by the result of the
overheard. and HE chances Of success utterly out
of the question, The prospects of Mr.. Fillmore
have. by recent events been improved' and II
is only necessary, in our judgment. for his South
ern freuds-for all those who sincerely prefer
him TO Buchanan to rally around him with be-
coming zeal, enthusiasm and perseverance, 10 Sc
cure his triumphant election. Now thai the
Fremont bugbear is out of the way. let all the
Wings and al the Americans H' the South unto
their efforts organize thoroughly their forces,
and fight the battle to the end with removed en
ergy and ardor, and firmly believe TINT the
victory will be with US on the ith Of November.
Rally then, friends of the CoNsrlrrTloN aud
the UNIoN- Rally to the standard Of Willard Fill
more with sphlt and determination becoming thu
vast issues involved, and that standard will wnye
in triumph = Ger the land of the free and the
home of the brave"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24
....u1u,.Le .urcd In i've IN inmies.-

Al q
a. IN tb STATE Informs that recently one OF M ~
A. severely bitten the leg by ratileshake
feca OF which suffered most dfeadullS ~ a' Iss
cling to Eav, some Of Perry DAVIS Pain hh'f ~ % IN,
Immediately commenced bathing The niieh pa ~ gnt
surp ng as II may SEEM the poison was son ma,
uIa from the wound, and in five OF ten minute. - - -,
t eep entirely frar from pain any elect rom 'n o,a.
cse.t fhe flesh wound which healed very soon ~ fs
pub rtY To this your pamphlet designed ior @ a
and y stern distribution aud sneh countries Hs
til M r. or less abound 1t might serve the cause oil
aud be the means Of supplying an article Inc wan " ~
has long hoeu experienced
Your respectfully IL BLAhSI. ! - 100 49, -.
- - 'ss'' loct g d2W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

~ defsIeucd as commissioner appointed by order
Campbell County Court in the Of Williams and wiz,
Smiths Heirs will sell at public auction nj the residence of TN
late stephen Smith about me from Loesyle In ca.
bell County nine Likely Negroes, including men bows sd
girls Terms ca j. NJ. SMITH, Com'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

lI@n. DI70ascs long cIntlHned Tn0NF 0I ny hT NJ
trers Spanish the only remedy which VIII tNl'c
their daapng constitutions, cxpei 81 bad hHmors from 'n
blood excite tho liver to prompt and healthy ac' anu
its tonIa properties the patient To lie and vlg"I
w only say try single hotI" Is worm an 'h SO
called Sarsapatilaa IA II contains no Mercury op
nm Of any other ar poisonous drug, and can be given
% t1r youngest iufygt without hesitation.
ce The certificates wonderful aronn the bottles
More than five hundred persons the city Of Richmond A.
can testify TO Its good effects See adyertisem'h 1T
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

RN virtue Of dccIctal order of the Circuit Con-,
of L,neJurg pronounced in the Wilson and " ia =,
Grcgory at its last June Term shall Saturday the 81 Ia
If November next the premises proceed sell IIo
and Lot in said decree mentioned THIS House and o, ino
in thu occupancy o Towny Esq situated on 9Th >i,o
In of the Lot Ar - +. Spence. There convent
et Dwelling House will necessary houses upon this nj
Sale positively without reserve and cash ~
IdpoitJJ lpndiluHV J. ID tI{EfSTfAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

Mr. Yca,on. editor of the Charleston Courier,
who recently called upon Mr.. Fillmore ut bis
home in Buffalo, writes to hi- journal the follow
ing pleasant description of the incidents of the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

and stomach complaints The daughter "i hs .atI.
Henry Street for three years ia dep
.tate Il Ill health Suffering from he stomach ald HN'f
she commenced the Gsc Of DE- H9"o""t i
md is perfectly cured -. ,..L
and " ~ Strand London; by all Druggists At 9e,
Gytc and %lper box lpcl - utN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit for corpors
ti'n ot tHUe pronounced on the 2Oh day Nov e55
In Gh7neey suit therein DEPENDING under tie vie Of
brown a." rs. ilendrck &c the undersigned com.
mi sisheS appointed tor that purpose will Friday the
4 remhcr next Oh the respective premises offer at pub
lie auet the following valuable property sold for the
h7s "i ehc'tng i,ruton among the legal epreseAts.
tvs II AmmGn llanceek. deceased:
Commencing with that valuable story brick building
opposite the Bank Of Virginia formerly occupied by Davis
Nu"m & Go. '
Two houses and lot the intersection Of LIST Lynch stree,
an trst alley, in rear uf Juo. G. Mems store house
Also House sud with ground near
Nj Francis Morsnhs residence which good orchard
TERMS or ALA credit, in tlsee equal instruments Of G.
IL and II months, Will be given,
ry aud the tfe TO the property Withheld until the whole
the purchase money shall have been paid The
property believed 10 be unquesonabc shall
only sneh title as is vested in us by SAID decree
j l.. EllNMN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
COMPETITION FL u

"COuPETITION -G1 Is me. me h"anrhes'
Il TpADI PRINTING IN all us various W =. ~,
=, stve tgsarpassed By oher hslao .nor m ISL
s,11s at the VlRGfNIAN JOB PklNliN" 10 'i'.'
Ion. printed In Colors manner that WI
IL - ne south II Mason and Dixon Line P.n Main
"'A ' me- can and First Alley between MAN
nd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

The oity of Buffalo has So larg, foreign Pop.
ua.ion that the naturaized citizens have Il ma
jority of 500 votes over the native citizrns
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

TuANEsGWING DAY hts been 81 for ohser-
vance by the Governors of the States of Maine.
Maryland, Missouri, Connecticut, Vermont, and
New Hampshire, an Thursday, the ooh of No
Nember Perhaps other States will JOIN them in
appointing tho samo day. II seems 10 US deri-
rthle thlt TIL, observance ii ,uld be unifotm, if
possible We hapo the Governor Of Virginia
will npnnInt lhat dAY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

On THURSDAY tte l3th ct November next If fair - ~,
the neNt rt thereafter, shall offer for six young s
well 1rke Mules 10 Mich Cows yoke OF ken ana e,lr
young Cattle and Hogs also the entire crop Corn say o6
barrels faddCr Oafs. Shucks. Straw, &C. &c. ~
Terms, SIX months credit. RO. X. WILLIAMS
= cIds. nnar Anh.r., q u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

1 y toners and friends to examine second
French Work, such rs Emhroded Collars and Sleeves h.
Embroded Breakfast sets Mourning do, Embroled C,l.
Linen da al Maltese Lac Sets White. also Black Na,
Lace Sets. Maltese Lares White and Black. Embroded ~
skirts Infants Waists Cambria Bands, wiss do Dnv a.
Jacq lard do, &c, &c, which selling very low "
oct L I'D
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

~ sold az public auction, Tuesday the "e
vembet ls,G If fair if not tno day all Of t 10
able Property of the late Ml son Clay stiuc on
Household and Kitchen Furniture Plantation Tens. ne
Crops Stock OF Horses Cattle Sheep and Hog. Tue
plantation lying on seneca Greek in the county of Cant
al miles from the Courthouse. ''fpeil
TtHss- Al sums of s and under cash all sums oy
credit giving bond and good seenri,v su
Sale th' premises, to begin at 10 O'Clock A VI
All persons indebted to the estate pay np nlne1,a
ana h2t having e e"hs II VIII present them for settle
nj NJ once DEWITT {. CLAW
I6d2tawtinoy Admir- OF Marston
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24
SALES BY AUCTION.
VALUABLE LAND n, pURl,.

Pursuant TO decree OF the Circuit Court of A0ia
the suit Of Shrader &c against Powell Sc the under n
the Commissioner thereby appointed will tie 9Ob sed
October ensuing, at Amherst Courthouse proceed n Of
public auction, 10 the highest bidder that portion of ito at
elton Hotel property allotted by Commissioners "A tb 'w
ofwyslt Powell decd consisting upw ards Of arrcs se
said land lies the Courthouse ANA
building lots very eigiby situated aud will be sold m
lots q suit purchasers II desired f75"s
TERMS -Twclre months credit except as To so much
of suit and charges Of salas that anon, VII
with approved security required the d, r., sl
ROBERT IINSIEY ra.ra.'
sep 70 cwiw
Temperament.
The above sale postponed till Monday the 18th dsv ~.
vember ensuing ROBERT IlNSIFY q 40
"a vtl TnoV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24
JNO VI >FIIN,
CHAS r SLAUGHTER
ROBT j. DAVIS Trratoes
CHISWELL DABNEY
HENRY d FLOOD


GHOhnIssi0NEEs's SALE OF IAND-x,
" viriueot decree IA the Of Tho Rossers Trs, ee.
vs. kossrs Creditors, &c made the June term le56 II
the Circuit Court Of lNhrhburg the unicrs g,.ed Commits ion
tI> VIII pl upon the premises, Saturday the 9Th of No
Svns 'tT at / " 10 sell at public auction the highest
i - l0o acre" OF "oed land the Toll Gate on III, rod
t,'mFhei Courthouse being The same land bought hv I'm
os'tr rem C. II Lynch and TO pay tie Daraa
H purchase money due thereon. Ii should be ftat
~ e a99fe TINE AMI l!arc, it viii be offered tic
Market House the Monday morning afterwards ION OF New
1906 - ~" - 49,
months, title retained > -
y. II CAMPBELL.
ti2ta'ytds -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

MA, youd remain under the oi GsagreeahG breath
when ~ using the BALM OF THOUSAND fLoWtRs as =
drntec would only FENDER sweet bn leave 'e leth
,ybr ~ abasfcre MANY persons 10 not know their breath j.
bad and Eject delieae Their friends WIZ n'fer
and wash your teeth night and morning. htty cent bottle
will lasl yca". -
Betuful Compile xon may easily he acquired by using the
aim Of Thousand Flowers ii will remove tan, puples
ard eebts from skin leaving of soft ard roSoae hue
Wet toHrl pour three drops, and wash the ace
pAl aud morning =,
Su.YfNuMApE EAsY-Wc yeur shaving brush In either
vafu n cold water per three DROPS Il BUM qt n
Thousand Flowers rub the beard well and viii lake
beautiful lahe much facilitating the operation I'd" shaving
Prize only Fifty cents Beware Of ruuucrtets. None genuine
unless sgned by w. T. hli3@l -,
~ lifting frank.m Slna1e. NeW YORK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

Tx GuNrENelt SpRNGuE, OF Rhode Island, died
Tuesday. llo wa, formerly AN United States
Seoator, and uo4 the large-t manufacturer in
Naode Island. Governor Sprugue wa4 It the
hoad Of the Fillmore electoral ticket in that
State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24
~, .. =. ,,,....,. \. cDrIiNN[llNG1ToN, comrs


FENRs SEEE's SAfIE DF NAFIUtHLE REAL
y lAIfln pursuance Ct n et the
rudel signed by Geo q tUrls Nife January ls5
ma recorded in the Clerks Office the Hastings Court If
LNncAhng and request Of the parties interested shall
on Thursday The uth day Of October, 1856
the neNtfar day, nj public auriun the
highest bidder credit Of Is ~ aud s with interest
from ti day of site. hc valuable aud desirable House and
Lot fronting on 9th Street IN the Corporation Lvnchbug
formerly The res deneeu sud ME- a4d recently occupied by
\ & Manson, Esq containing quarter an acre and
na tho vacant 7 adjoining tr residence containing
quarter of nj
1EhMs-Thc pfch ise money 10 he secured by negoa3.
M. IiLI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

The above sae is postponed until Friday 18th d,y 90 \,
yenlcf which time the plantation containing SOD 40
good land viii he rented out for the year 'S 81
c 2I-c9taw7nov d G. Cr,v