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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26

John F ireland, Admir-. Of Preble Probate
Andrew Ampey, decd pitt. Court.
against
Nancy Ampey Ilezekiah Am
Ipey. Il izabeth Ampey, and Petition to Sell
Harvey Ampey (min's) defts. land, &c.
To Nancy Ampey, Ilezekiah Ampey, Elizabeth
Ampey, and Harvey Ampey, %(minors1 children
and heirs at Law of Andrew .Ampey, decd. You
are hereby informed that on the 22ud day Of April
1856, said administrator filed his petition in the
Probate Court of Preble county, OHIO, the object
and prayer oswhich said ~retition is to obtain an
order for the sale of the following real estate Of
which the said Andrew Ampey died seized, as TO
wit Being in lot No IL. in the addition made
to the town tf New Paris, Preble county, Ohio
being 4 rods in front. and 81 rods in length
Defendants are further notified to appear and an
swer or demur to said petition by the 18th dayo
July, 1855, that the said Admir-. will in IA day;
thereafter. ask Of said Conrt. an order for the
sale of said premises accordingly.
w: J. 81. A.GIbM0RE.
T.us a. .o-e ~ 4 Att'va cOt petinr-
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26

,ILS-such as bard Tanners and Linseed Oil
(which will be sold atthO lowest rates BY
Ogden 4 Dick.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26
AMERICAN HOUSE,"
Nv
w JEFFERSO N.
Opposite THE PREBLE COUNTY BANK,
nAHr&DrNIs DMEHaDs

Good stabling for Forty or Fifty Horses.
.June 10, iS56-tf.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26

TOBACCO, Snuff anu Cigars Of all Kinds feI
sale atthe Wholesale aud retail Groeeryof
ma 80. RS. Cunningham.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26

nRIED PEACHES, Of a superior quality,
DsaIeby Ogden 4 Dick
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26

Wholesale Agents. st. Louis, II. BLAcEsLEf
Chicago, BARCLAY BRos.; Eaton, J. P, BRooK-
ISGs & Co. And for sale by Druggistsgenerally.
April "a, Is56--3m.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS

l. r. VAN CLEyE, Secy
June Esd, 1856.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-26

prebte Probate
Court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02
Lynchbura Lumber Market. May 81.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET May 29th.-The offer
ings OF Beeyes Mt the Scales to-day reached 1000 head
OF which namber 300 driven off for Philadelphia
100 for New York, and the balance $40 head dispo-
sed OF to Baltimore butchers at prices ranging from
to - 70 per 100 lbs-averaging 81 90. A small lot
OF extra quality obtained s. 50. The general quality
OF the beeyes was good Hogs The market was rath-
er dull, sales ranging from 25 to 81 so Sheep have
declined since the quotations of last week from % to
30 cents per 100 lbs.
New YORK CATTLE MARKET, May 2sth.--Beeyes.--
Receipts 5000 head prices ranging at from IS 90 to
SO 80 per Loo lbs. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts A.
LOG head prices firm, sales at Bass per head Cows
and Calres-teecpts pa head sales at 25aS65. Veal
Calves are plenty at 4a6l cents per ID. Swine scarce
and firm.
RICHMOND MARKETS, May -F2oar-Market per-
ieetiy quiet not single sale that we hear of The
deeiine in the Northern market has produced conse-
quent langor here.
II he@-fde diminished lots arriving sell eadily at
former prices good to prime red S.5ofa 81 81; good
to Prime white Sl.GOa SlG5, The mills, we suppose
vii cease buying after to-dayl
to'a-Ao change. Cargo sales sc cts, from de-
pot; and small lots 3d. % and j7I cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02
The yirginian Weekly.

We propose publishing in few daysa Weekly
edition Of the Virginian. II will be composed OF
selections from the Daily and Tri weekly issues.
and will embrace most that is valuable IN those
editions, compiled with the view of giving con
nec,ed and comprehensive history of current
events. and Of afforling at the same time an en-
teriaining miscellany. Politics, news, literature
and the markets will be the leading characters.
tics. For the purpose Of giving the largest
amount Of these but little space will be devoted
to advertisements and only such as are OF inter
est to country readers admitted. The publlca-
tion price will be two dollars and fifty cents bnt
to induce proponents We will discount the oda
fifty cents to all who pay in advenee-hut to
none others This rule will be rigidly adhered
70. The mail facilities that Lynchhnrg posses
SOS make this point a centre from which IA large
region Of country may be supplied with news
paper with great convenience and the advantages
which the publication of Daily will give Us Tor
furnishing an unusual amount and variety OF
matter in Weekly authorize as 10 expect
large circulation We trust that the friends oil
the Nirginian in every quarter will lend help
pg hand TO the new enterprise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02

THE INvEsEieArING COMMITTEE in the Senate
on the Sumner af,ir have reported tina, although
the assault upon that Senator was violation
Of the privileges of the Senate. the body has no
jurisdiction over the person charged with the Of
ence; md therefore. the cnse must bo sent TO
the Hause Of Representatives for the action of
ihnf hnfv-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02

The LATE CuBA NEWs.-The New Orleans
PicaYune of t 23l instant has n letter from its
Havana correspondents dated the 18th
which considerably modiiies the late exciting
news from the same quarter received via New
York:
The Spanish Government has ordered snnll
fleet nj two steamers, two tfigates. and one brig.
tn cruise in the Gulf and vi Vera Cruz. Some
assert Tint il j. probable that the Spnniar1- will
lombard san Juan d'l'llon. The Mexcnn Coy
crnuent has refused to pay IN IDENTITIES tn Span.
~h subjects who ruined ia the war Of indie
prndrncc.
Grn Cnnchn has sent n high military officer to
Costa Rica He left in the last steamer. Moth
ing positive is known If his mission but all sus-
prci that he will offer his services To the Costa
Hiean Government, aud probably some arms and
ammunition will he landed.
The SpauariS do not believe in the Monroe
doctrine. Gen. Walker may he very easy. how
ever, because the officer has never been much
distinguished, except f n finding the trail" of
his enemies have read fttccn consecutive re-
ports written by him. in all Of which lac inform
ed his commander in chief that he succeeded in
ovcltaking the worn out and half starved follow
crs of Lopez,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02
COMMERCIAL.


conRrcrEp EYERY SATURDAY a TUESDAY BY Jso. CLARK
TosAcco-Reeeipts OF Priced have increased the
past week-the quantity of loose is less than for the
week previous we sl advise planters to prize their
Tobacco, and in dry order for shippng--or manufac-
turing
We quote common Lugs in fhds y to S. good
do . to SO common Leaf to : good do. to S9,fne
shipping o to ; misunderstanding, fine II to Sl5iEx-
Wprtr-Bit little seliine-Red 81 to 81 10 White
81 to II - for strictly prime
-firm-supcrfne to SGT Extra s. 10 s63,
Family S7I,
Cons 90 to g cts. MEAL Gj to % cts.
JNO. CLARK,
Commission Merchant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02

and representatives viii ual permit her Ia re.
ceye one rood Of soil or one dime of proceeds -
How long will this be permitted 10 continae'-
To what exces. of obstinate and Suicidal stu
pidty shall yirginia aud her oppressed people be
made sictimsl Can nothing arouse them! Tan
nothing induce them to throw off the Chains OF
party bondage, and assert their equal rights IN
der the government. 10 all the benefits which the
people Of other States derive from the legislation
Of c ngress aud the administration Of public af-
fairs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02
Romantic Marriage,

The editor OF the Springfield (Mass.) Argus
relnies the following eoncernnEa lntely welded
couple in that city. The editor of that paper is
an honorable man, and his paper is reliable. hut
he must excuse Us if we.say before we can be-
eye this story we would like to hear him swear
TO i:
\ rRuTu STRANGER THAN FIcTtoN.--Thrre is
II Int of romance connected with the marr.nge"f
Nit to Miss, announced under the prop
er head in this paper few days ago. / he pm
ties hive long resided in this clty aud are OF ,hc
first responsibility. Some months ago the lady
became much eit""h@a +" lie gentleman. am ~
II perfectly philosophical though perhaps SOM.
what rare coincidence, the gentleman entertain
ed ten Ter regard for her.
Neither breahed 10 the other the secret of
which each was teudery conscious. that happ-
ness was only to be found in the socitly aud pos
Session of the other. Little thrilling balances
tender looks- overs' smooth tones every
thing except the words"l love ynu, that il cnuld
say fell from the lips of each md yet the words
remained unspnkon. The gentleman dreamed n
very pleasant dream that fair lady called him
husband, of rosy children making him purely.
swpetly happy by their innocent prntIle- they
we're his children-they twined their little arms
about the neck of the lady of his heart and call
ed her mother. He folded her To his bren>t she
very gentle; they were both very, very hap
Ply. dearest -" the effort to address the
cous sumhcrngS and dreamings
He was wide awake---aS wide awake MS if he
had slept until he could sleep no more. He turn
ed unea,iy in bis bed to court those pleasant pic
tunes back--ha that was human form he touch.
ed--human breath upon his fnce; the moonlight
that fell on that face revealed the beloved features
If the being who was 10 him denrer than all else.
His bosom heavad. his ewes dilated aud he gazed
1p, the quiet sleeper in unuier ,ble, unconscious
establishment. The lips muved-a soft white
hand pushed back the glossy masses of sllken
curs from the high round, fair brow her eyes
opened wakefullv. and the beautiful girl gazed
wildly upon the face that bent upon her in such
earnest, mute a-tonishmnrt. 1t wns--, the idol
of bis heart-oocupy ing the same couch him
self.
Let ms pass quietly over the explanation Of
how, aured by heart syLpathies. she had an
dered drought long corridors, dark passages to
tie chamber uf the man she loved. in a som nam
huc sleep; cf the maiden hlu, IN that sutfused her
cheek on discovering her trying postum; Of the
earnest protesiatins of the absence of design; of
the Hood oftears which appealed for secrecy
She l. happy-very happy the husband Of
! her choice. and the hushan >proud of the beau
| ", accomplishments and virtues If his wife
' The will "f the late ,Iahez b RIB =. of CLieneo.
Illinois, who. with his wife and au.yhter wa. on
board tho Ill taied steamer Pacific has been OPEN
Cd Tor probate. His estate is valued Mt S25o0oO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02
A sure Care form Fclom.-N

sure Care for II Fclon.-When the sore first
commences when far advanced can he relieved ad
entirely cured by holding the finger afflicted in Perry
Davis Pain Kieror half an hour 1t has been thoroughly
tested and proves failing remedy feou trouble
thing and would advise all troubled the
remedy
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KiflFR-Thc thousands who have
been relieved well as the thousands who have the
bounded confidence In Perry Dapis Peeetab(e Pain kr will
read special this week. another of the add
una idcuces Of the power OF the application We do
act of humanity when family possess
Themselves ofit-BuB1io Christian fdpocate
sold by all dealers in family medicine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02

GEsrRAL Cas- redeemed, on Tnesaay.hs pro
misc. made some days ago. n notice the errors
contained in one Of Mr. Champions letters 10 his
government, pn'porting 10 detail Il conversation
let ween then IN the CLAYTON Bulwrr trenty Gen
erul Cas- roundly denies the correctness Of Mr..
Champions representations.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02

Ole Bull seems 10 be in bad luck IF late years.
.ie purchased place in Pennsy lvania. and when
he had expended some SI50,000 in improve
menis he was for The first time informed that his
title Ia the land was not good On examination
it turned out 10 BE- true, and the generous pro-
pfeiar- of the land compromised with him by
allowing him sone $4,000 rail- he had expend-
Cd Afterwards he taken in by his partner
ia m Opera speculation. aud now we learn III at
he-bns just sustained another temporary check
in the sudden and unexpected departure Of his
late agent. Franz 'lhc-, who took with him
quantity of Ole Balls funds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02

t0F arets OF eases Of this complaint
nave ae"' turon ~ DR. WHghts Scrotulous ,nudote We
tafc a. 'as Two hua': testimonials OF the positive
Kind whore the patients many had been laid up
months and whose limbs had become distorted
f5gtt manner whose permanent has been speed
lis ct rtud DO suffer from il d9v while the
hand This preparation worth all the
va, lcd 10 the public, il only the pain but
te time tho of pain The whole circulating nE.
ids Of The ceanscd by this invaluable vegetable pre-
p53u and restored to perfect health II is equally ehacous
With Rheumatism with scrouia, lung complaints No
ds9erreable external application reccessary
Fu directions vii be found the wrapper See advertise.
I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02

Mn. CHAPTER. This is the name of n mem
her If the House of Representative from Mas
,aehu-eils. who. according to the account OF
"luspector," the correspondent of the New York
Courier aud Enquirer, was very nearly getting
from Mr.. Brooks some of the sauce with which
lac ha1 previously blsted Mr.. Sumner. Mr.. Chaf
fee II seems ent, rtaining crowd in some
hnlel bur room parlor, with some opinion
corning the Gaming affair in the Senate not very
Aauerlne 10 Mr. Brooks. when that gentleman
happened to pop in nni hear some of the ex.
pre--ipns, which were unsuitable Ia his iaste.
thai he made a, Mr. Cbaifee. bat WIS prevented
from getting 10 him by the hystandefs. Mr.. Chat
fee. ton, not ooyetng nearer acquaintance
with Mr. Brooks had a timely recollection of the
song Pop goes the Weazle," and was off with
out saving good bye.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02

aad hi will make, requests Of $1,000 to The A
nerean aud Foreign Missionary sneieiy : 900
to the American Home Missionary Society, 81
00O te The American Bible Society. and S3.D01
To the Third Presbyterian Church. Chicago. A
little orphan girl is sole heir to his estate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02
Public Approval OF ur. Brooks.

We were not mistaken in asserting. on Sniur-
day last. that the Hon. Preston S. Brock. had
not only the approval. but the hearty congratu-
htion- If the people Of South Carolina for his
summary chdslisement of the Aboliiionist Sum
uer.
Immediately on the reception of tho news on
Saturday last. "a most enthusiastic meeing was
convened in the town of Newberry. at which Geo
Williams. the lntendant presided. Gpmplimen.
tary resolutions were introduced by Gen. \. {.
darlington, aud ardent speeches ma1e hv him.
COD. :, FAN. Maj Henry Sumner and others
The meeting voted him II handsome gold headed
cane. which we saw yesterday on its way
TO Washington. entrusted Ia The care Of Hon. L.
+. simpson At Audersnnthe same evening. "A
meeting was called, aud complimentary resplu.
ton. adopted We hohrd one of Carolina's iruest
aud most honorable mnirons from Mr.. Brooks
district send a message tn him 10y Maj. Simpson,
saving THAT the ludies of the South would -eu1
him hickory sirk-, with which to eha>lse Aho
lidonis- and Red Republicans whenever he want
ed them"
HIRE in Columbia, handsome sum, headed by
the Governor If the State, has been raised far
the purpose of presenting Mr. Brooks with
splendid silver pitcher, goblet and stick, which
will be conveyed him in few days by the
hands ofgenlenen delegated for that purpose
In Charleston similar testimonials have been or
dered by the friends of Mr.. Brooks.
Aud. 10 add the browning glory to the good
work. the sla,es Of Columbia have already a
handsome subscriptions aud viii present APP
propriaic token Of thrr regard to him who has
nude the first practical issue. for th,ir preserva
ton aud protection in their rights aud enjoyment
as the happiest lahorers IN the face OF the globe
Meetings If approval aud sanction will be held
not only in Mr. Brooks district, bat throughout
the State at urge, and general aud heart
punse Of approval will re echo The words "wel
DONE from Washington Ia the Rio Grande.-
Columbia South Caroiinia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02

IYSCHBt RG WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
roKltFcffD FVFRY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY IL
\. Il. RUCkER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Tom ission Merchant,
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE, LI NtHBtR G, VA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02

Monday Of n al ,amebr sF T ., t,ip auction ~
her.. my iyn sa al ,ba @ iAg Of LAMB ssng
Joining the lnds OF John Clark Peter l. No. u'k trk al
1lnr,. ms Is regarded as one amongst The IL hta
iiantatlohslh the rouniH tbs place ia sl iolacr
ana Herds t'rass Tue inproT eonss with over
ing i-"iSe, WIN two rooms below. aud two good Dwell
NO g,"d Stone thtnneys. large passage - 'oo'e with
nary, Stb' and Sheds aud good Tobacco re era.
aisp good sulphur Spring the prem i,es lhereis
onsr ms property has paid annual rem, 80 @ 10 the
Q9p Tor inc Inst years and is situated in nce rs of
peasant neghborhood convenient to hnrrbc a. y and
Protert VIII De sht ~n 10 amy person shiu. - - -
hF ar Jno e. Elliott On the premises Terms r hase,
sale W. nlhae known
ilne 49, LIN talbot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02

near tonnar : Depot, containing ISL acres for at
auction - W III lie sold at auction, premises on Thurs.
day tbs l9th day of June if fair if not the dav
al X O'Clock Al that portion Of estate in Roanoke comfy
ny me a @s on the tine right side Of the Turnpike
49, neS' stA one tract No l. of ~ which %
cleared ana az acres in original grow H. and mainly
-, lahd nc other, tract No. 430
mn i'i res are cleared, ana HG original growth,
as above mentioned On largest rac Tho innr,yenput
consisting of large brick dive ling Two stories
aNe asehiei with brick wing for Kitchen Sc. all
iously repaired and painted with porehes be
sie large brick barn (eedng some repairs an excellent
INC, Once store or lumber house. all covered with tin ex
~, M DARN Inc dwelling house having been covered with
l the past year with Lightning complete Also fno
orchard l garden ground, and we'll of water Sc
~ cleared rs WI as most of the Tmbercd land is very
ti having Tine Southern exposure being similar in anal
hS 10 the lands in the ncghboYlo6l So ~ IN
ana IRE regarded the most valuable in Virginia he
S OF he climate and beauty scenery being unsu
i"'s Estate pene within quarter a mile Of
-. i"' on Tue lfEia q Tennessee Railroad and loss
'i quarter OF mile from my mannfaelrInc Flour ,Ii
~ MN ana sh" Mills; nine hours trayelcl of The cite of
'sihd anu fetersburgand about tno hours of ynrhrp
TO either If which places produce can be quickly And rha
y transported The neig hboIhnnd soceety are cxct
II les "lthIl one mile of Cuners White Black
Springs. ~ " D'''""I'
As the subscriber has more land than has force TO cult
ana having debts to pay which ht aari9us 10 DISCHARGE
hf sas d"ertriaed 10 sU the prooylg nor adyrtjso
V'ohs disposed to examine the going propery can do
my t before the day Of sale aud they particular.
aiiyof my Alfred H. James who resides on tho o,o.
site side OF the Turnpike Road who W i'll take pleasure in
showing the Estate to all snch
Possession val be given Isl December nevt or soo,o Nth
the privilege Of seeding Wheat as usual
efns-one.fh cash. Tor in lieu thereof satisfactorily
endorsed negotiable note, three and four months in
teicSt addcd) balance l2 Is and 81 months for ,og
DC notes interest added secured by deed.
.-..s,, FLEMING JAMES.
. Nae 10 De conducedb by GODD1N n APPERSON who.
"s III! son Ahftu VIII exhibit map and tho
1000 ma. l2c2tawt - June ii iE&Sl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02

euted by Geo O. Cnfle and wife, cf dat the 81 N''
III, ana recorded IN the clerks office Amherst
ahui sen on NE = OF May next he brcnisos w. y W
TO the highest bidder the real estate in said de
f IN nay 10 aeeeSs 1"y To answer pnrposes
pi inc ueea) situaedm the county of Amherst ne,r 49,
burg ana containing about $40 acres more or less '
be determined on before the day of SHE '' an may
nar auzcs sale for cash but by the consent Of
months except for the sum Of $1,000 which will be renJ
IN ea he purchaser giving his neg 1tiabe notes satfart
' anu the litie Ia be retained they are maid
i me to the land is believed good but only svrb
uie VIII ne sold As conveyed II. der the deed ~ ,
'o'"'u' DAVE Il. EDLEY, I'm
apl % ctl0may 6thon dA etds
Postponcmemt.
The above Sale is postponed until THURSDAY tho XII, a., =
june "hen VIII positively take place on the premises
ma, % .-, ID. X. EDLEY
''''' -t.'lIe Z
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02

Tho world TO produce any medicine which does contain
Qulnne, Bark Arsenic Mercury noxous deadly
pound this annoying disease efectualy Carriers
spanish Mixture while 1t contains of the above dan
articles yet 1t in relieving and
Fever aud Ague wi c cannot be approached by them
separately in combination II specifically the Liver
lres the Blood opens the pores the skim and
cNpc from the system the SEEDS what
had the Mineral Drugs, clog
V DESTROYS the constitution
See the Of Mr. Long len of Virginia: lie had Chis
wee day. for years nothing would relieve him until he
e Carriers Spanish Mixture only three bottles of which
etualy restored him health has he had
Sc m a m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02
In THE House OF REPRESENTATIVES,, last Wee

In THE House OF REPRESENTATIVES,, last We'd
nesday:
Mr.. Thorington introduced bill giving lands
10 Minnesota. Nebraska and Kansas for rail
roads.
MIR. Caruthers introduced bill ceding the pub
lie lands to the States in which they lie
Mr.. Bennett, of New York from the commit
tee of public lands, reported bill granting lands
to Louisiana, lying therein.
Mr. Jones of Tennessee. warmly opposed the
grant of lands for such purposes After further
proceeding the bill was passed-yeas 62, nays
So
What is to become Of the interest of the Stnte Of
| Virginia in these public land.l Are our renre-
senatlves in Congress TO stand gazing idlv on ill
the last acre has gone TO relieve from taxation and
| build up other States! Has Virginia not a, good
! right to.and as urgent want fer,a share in ,hi.
common domain any other State! A very
large proportion of these lands she gave to the
general governmental be employed for the equal
benefit Of all the States. Other States are re
seiving these Benefits perhaps more than
they are entitled to-but her Democratic rulers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02
A MIIEssT JAMES RIVE.

reside containing FOB AREs, lying the 9e,' now
fourteen miles above Iynchbuig, the am,s i Ahhc",
iof SAFE helplovements are All consisIi n anal
lag do f heeGs1is our Houses % "o
Amherst Co. va. 5 ~ a. f.diaF Nils
hqia9e f h a'@FS mentioned Land nor he .
II BllC AUCTION. Jay, benGarcd al
june 2-ctds j j "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-02

P'is will do iorthi7 time to show the planter " hat
Stepoe can AMI does do try Stepoe for high prices.
GEO, SIEPTOk Commission Merchant.
june Pit
f'ss" Bedford sentinel copy one time.