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Who has been tried three times in this -ity il 10 he ~
moved on Friday next 70 Butler county 10 have fourth
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na siei ~ g So Natlons found me Wsjsps Carl
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RICHMOND WING.
To CORRESPONDENTS;

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al 7Ais q of long sfaadfae ougMo % rnosc~ - az
cass Ne depdrfed6oy oosdry aoe'oe1
t.c si0M h.ssa cAar0sdfo~ "a adAnsfeprsssfs
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gGAHPER's MAGAZINE FOR SRPTEuBER
= - u receiVed NJ PRICE a CARDOZOP


The Life Of Scott by Rev Jno sco,t f,or M -.
Of the American Trart s,ciety. 55r. 49,
M,c@ns Reply to Paine just issued by the Tract Society
PhltE CARDOLO have ~ a second A
pat NJ Rsigis HsrHon" specially for the oral teach
log Of coored Perons hut adapted Families and
ocho'l- bv The Rev John v. Hod Rector Church MIL
wood Clarke Va The ready sale edition. and m.
Subsequent demand 10 the best Of this pubc
ton Prize boInd In cloth p cts Liberal discount trade
We have also FRgss. FkOers W0v SE" ooot s,r
children aud youth by Philip Barrett, Of Va
I'VE have examined" Central Presbyterian sou.
sheets OF TIE work aud greatly pleased with some
o. TIE pieces have the ring Of the true
dep interest We besP Ak Tor young friend greeting
Price NJ this work - cents with liberal discount the trade
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,,, 80 =. young daughter Of uusd y
m'y e IN love sh An1 married her fathers groo a. s
"a 90 cf hous and home, aud Oh cd O. for5 h., c,
stot hei nuer'' vcngcancs shf paced throuyb 49, ~ o
sh rood te leart 10 her career FROM 10 poyrfv s .
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INFORMATION wANTEn

SssI4ss OF SoiAinns Information ofmy son EDWARD
suspicion Of insanity. He about nj
Of with dark hair and hazel Eyes chunky: InSrmn
lion concerning him will be gratefully mother At
flax, &. ~, Va
aaly-M ELIZABETH WREN
SInAIION WANrED.-A southern lady wJh-. to
- obtain the situation 81 Teacher children in private
family She will eAeh the English branches only. address
W. A. bAYNIIAM.
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II "CkErT s DENNIS, 18TH STREET, have
10 store and onrr for sale n a. p. Sugars o. Cuba
= X Moa.>e Powdered Loaf Crushed and Coffee Sugars Rio
Java aud Maracsbo Coffee Family Bacon ard
nne Brades Old Rye and Reched Whisky Green and maL
Tea Connecting Adamanne TaIIow CandIes
riOr Picking Vinegar kinds soap Fancy and CON
mon aud every thing ufuay Grocery, which ey nnr
aul9-dwAc2w
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tory aud Hepreeniaive) Appleon's Budngis broadEay
". y Principals and private families residing
Western states obtain, through the Institute teachers WHOSE
talents and qnalh only them A. competent
To Instruct but those whose sentiments with The social
feelings Of hos, anong whom they called Teachers
desringf situations obtain them through
rents Wshng educate their children NddI,
States can obtain list Of nrs esss schools addressing
We refer Monroe Anderson Yorkvile 4 q. M n
garrar Esq TsTboro, n. =; Prof J. IT, Hackeion ~ Ia
Grange, Tenn. auto-sg
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foREGS.-A ship has been New York sail
City Point TO GenOs with tobacco at &c.
DoNk-ric-Bnon 81 bbi a. hid tobacco cents
whole and lsx cents Z box tobacco New York, Is
bb f20 p hid tobacco ~ cents whole, and 5ts n
tobtooo. Nothing doing Philadelphia. 25 bb 81 y
tobacco ~ cents Eoe and IS cts Z box tobacco Baltimore
x box tobacco.
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"ANTED.-A situation as Teseber, either take charge
w Of sohoo Assistant, by n youpg Lady . viz.
guHn and educated Richmond Va she furnish
;onabe testimonials Of her qualifications
of Thorough Engsh educa French
nsnts Of Latin and Italian References exchanged Address
Mss ~, Richmond Va
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A aHADUATR on WILLIAM AND mAnI
VIntITNIAi-AIs CiIeaIi Count Of on

wiSrSD-Nen In every Town and County Union
IN an honorable business vhh " and tO per day No
unbug Book Patent Medicine Business Pull particulars sent
fref application, p0ff paid n. WARNFR a CO.,
auif-Nim ~ souh Third street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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HALTINOHk WAKkFIt, August ION.
CArTfE-for Reef Car the this arer,
ales show Improvement last o. IS 100 Bs
The Placer herald., 1856-09-13

PLuMAs County DEMoCRAcY.-The OIL
Mountaineer, in speaking of the democrat
Convention passed resolution unanimously
rondrmning Messrs. Brodrick and Gwin,
and required II pie lge from their candidate
Tor Representative to support new man for
United States Senator-we guess Frank
Washington.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-13
FOR SALE.

AE SHARES (or one-fourth Of the stock) In
- the Mineral Bar & Iowa Hill Bridge q
GEORGE JOHNSTON.
Iowa Hill. August 23d. I856.-'m.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-13
THE PLACER HERALD.
AGENTS.

GARDNER & KIRK, Sacramento, at their
Book Store Post O.nce Block.
TDdA5 BoYcE, San Francisco No. 81 Merchant
street.
WELLS. FARGO & CO., and the PACIFIC
EXPRESS 90. are oar General Agents for Placer
Comfy. Advertisements, Job Work or Subscrip-
ti,,s to the Herald lett at either of their offices
will be promptly forwarded to u.s.
MF HEATING, .........-..-. Secret Ravine.
A. b. BIRD. =. -. .......... Todds Valley.
PHILrp SrONER, ........ .....Mich gan Bluff.
JOHN M'NALLY, ......... ......... .IllnostOwn.
f. L. BRADLEY, ................ dutch Flat.
THOMAS WOODS s............R RattlesnaKc Bar.
D.B CURTIS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Ophir.
f. M>NpEI., ......... ..... Gold Hill.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-13
HOWARD MEDICAL. INSTITUTE

For Private Medical TREATMENT No ll9 Sac
ramemto Street nert to the Mil S. S. Cos
Office, oaer Wines d Cos Express Office,
SAN FRANCISCO.
PHYSICIAN. DR.. r. McCafrey
The Placer herald., 1856-09-13

MURDER TRIAL CoN1INUED.-The trial OF
Henry Darke for the murder of Harvey At
well in this city, on the night of the great
fire, Nov. 2d, 1852, was set for vest er1ay
in the District Court, but continued, on mo
ton of the District Attorney, till Monday
next in consequence of the absence of ma
terial witnesses for the prosecution. The alb
sent witnesses are Dr. Ii II ToIand, Frank
P. Maynard and W. L. Kirby, all Of whom
are residents of San Francisco AMI have been
regularly snbpenaed. We understand that
this is the second Intellectual attemp, to pro.
cure their attendance The court yester-
day ordered attachment to be issued to com
pei their appearance on Monday. The Dis
trict attorney has evidently done all in his
power to bring the case to trial on the day
set- Union
The Placer herald., 1856-09-13
PHYSICIAN.

PHYSICIAN. DIR. r. MoCatrey.
DR.. r. McCaffrey's ability distinguished
Medical Man is thus endorsed by the San Francis
co Press:
From La CRoNIcA MAY 1856
We have been eXamjng some documents handed
us by DR. McCratirey, and consider it but jus
tce to say to our friends and the public generally,
that we have seen his high testimonials. and also
ample proofs Of his sup rior skill, and endorse
him as phys clan of extraordinary ability.
From THE Eco Del. PACiFlCO SPANISH, July. SO.
We call attention in Il particular manner to DR..
R. McCalirey. and take the greatest pleasure in
| recommending him to the Sp,nish and Span
nish American residents of this State, us a
sklful Physician, and distinguished gentle
man; one in whom the sick r'pose unl;m ted
confidence. He is the Physician of the Howard
Medical Institute. and his remarkable success in
curing obstinate cases of illness has won for him
deserved admiration.
From THE SAN FRANc5co JOURNAL. July l6, Sc.
We call particular notice to the Howard Mrd-
cal Institute. which has been established for the
plrpose of curing diseases particularly those of a
Scrofulous and Syphylitlc nature, and all private
complaints.
Dr.. r. McCaffrry IN eminent Physician of this
city. who has for several years been known a. a
successful practitioner. is the Physician. The in
stitute has been established at the earnest request
of some of the best medical men Of this city, and
|
lies usel by notorious quacks to impose on the un-
fortunate, will no longer be believed.
| This is in fact the only safe asylum in the State
for those who through shame. are suffering tor
tlrrs. mental AMI physical, which tn Dr. skill
can cure. Not only is he well SIX He'd in his pro-
fesson. but his courtesy and liberal disposition
endear him to all that have ever applied to him.
His ei tire efforts Tor years has been the study OF
the diseases he is now curing. In reality he is the
RICHARD" of the Pacific No case seems to with
stand h 3 mastery treatment.
| We wish the Howard Medical institute "God
speed" and advise all thos that are i'll to call
AMI consult the Doctor at 8 Sacramento street,
next to the p. NJ. :. S. Office.
| FROM THE ORGAN OF THE FRENCH RESIDENTS OF
SAN FRANCISCO. LIE PuARE, July l6, 1856.
| .'We desire our readers to notice that Dr. Nc
Caifrcy s now the Physician Of the Howard Medi-
cal Inst tut' and only say. if it he carried on
according to his plan, it will prove truly philan'
throp and deserve universal patronage
HOWARD MEDICAL INsTITUrE-For Private Medi-
cal Treatm,n Office hours from A. NJ. till p.
NJ Consultation in English, French Spanish and
Germln. Communications stating complaint and
deer ibing symptoms. ,cW receive immediate at
tenton by enclosing fee Of ten dollars.
Address IIowarl Medical last tute. ll8 Sacra
mento st. Physician. DR.. R. MCCARTNEY.
| San Francisco, Aug g. 1856.-6m IN.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-13
September 9Th, l856.-3t
Indep sndent Candidate for Sheriff,

JAMES b. CRAWFORD. takes tn Is method tC
announce himself as al Ihdep.ndent Caudidat,
for Sh rih of Placer county.
August 8, 1856.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-13
ClTiLLlON PARTY

THE undersigned, proprietor of the ''Amerca
Hotel and Golden Gate Saloon" at Yankee JIM
will give Cotil!ion Party Oh the evening Of th
23rd inst His Hall is large and commodious
and no pains will be spared TO make the party tn
best of the season.
GEO. w. GALLEY.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-13
Democratic Meeting.

From the Sacramento Union we publish
the following account of the Democratic
mass meeting in front of the Orleans on
Wednesday evening.
A mass meeting of the Democracy was
held in front of the "Orleans" last evening
Previous to the organization of the meeting,
the Second ward Clubs marched with music
and torch-lighs and transparencies through
j. street, and countermarched on Second
street in front Of the "Orleans". The hub
bub having somewhat subsidized, Horace
Smith mounted the stand, and proposed the
name of Col De la Tore, Of San Fransisco,
as President of the meeting. After hreif
address from the Colonel, Mr.. Smith read
Oft a list of officers AS proposed 10y com
dents-C. II. Bryan, of Marvsvile: w. A..
Robertson, of Siskiyou; w. L. Dudley, Of
Calaveras; G. w. Patrick, of Tuonmne
Senor }. NJ. Covarrubias of Santa Barbara;
Alex. Hunter, of El Doralo; j. Alex YoeIl
Of Santa Clara; VIM. M,Daniels, of Soano;
VIM A. Johnson. of Placer: W. A. Mix, of
Shasta J. c. Birch, Trinity; H. Griffith, of
I"lo; }. T. Crensllaw, of Nevada; W. G.
Wood, Of San Francisco. Secretares-W
b. IL. Dodson and j. ID. Darden, of Sarra-
meno. The meeting was then successivelv
for Congress) Calhoun Benham, II. p. Bar
of Tuolulnne, NJ s. Latham, VIM Van
Voorhies of Alameda Humphrey Griffith of
fo'o, VIM McDanicls of Soano, and others.
There were probably from 1900 to 1000 per-
sons present at the commencement of the
meeting and it WAS 10y far the largest gath
ering Of of the Democracy in this city, dur
my the present campaign. A band of music
stationed on the balcony of the hotel, enliv
ened the aSsemblage on the conclusion Of
each address.
rcted the nomination of two candidates for
Congress: Nhas. L. Scott, of ruoIumne, and
los. 9. Mex bben, of Sierra. The dclbeia
lions of the Convention, although bv no
means harmonious, were less boisterous than
might have been expected, The residue Of
the nominations will doubtless be completed
to-day For the important position of ST.
perintendent of Pubic instruction, we hear
mentioned, in addition to those published,
with a strong probability of success the
name Of A. j. Mouder, of San Francis
CO.
We we're present at the meeting, and be
ieve the number was nearer five thousand
han two.
Still another party has Just taken the field,
which will probably run neck and neck with
he FilImcrei,es. The Bible Times, re,i-
gious weekly of Baltimore, edited by the
Rev. 'Ihos. II Storkton nominates Ju lge
NJ Lean as President, and the Hon. Theor-
dore Freliughuysen as Vice President.
PLuMAs COuNTY DEMoCRACY-The OIL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23
OBITUARY.

r. yj1g q Raad 70 has rfAeR in Isrdet
ne Rev joins Roy All, Of Farqnier ON last SUNDAY
= h. way to church, where he expected 10 preach was
~ en- It'll apopleYp and died the way sieaged 90 years
as the eldest Mrs. Judith A and the late imam
vail of Lyuchburg and his early youth was spent IN tls
IN tcf graduating with distinction at Hampden Synh'F
eoe and passing through the usual course OF stuy AT
n Seminary entered l92J the dnties OF te gos'
nstrvdevoed his life to their conscientious DISCHARGE
Ike faithful servant he always was died IN harness
a he sad uclgence communicated Wednesday hien' 10
rc en- mother sister, and family and has oFerwhe.led
! in deepest anguish. $3.50 ,,r,f, !,
Verify hi, good man. and this community, mourning
early loss feel honest pride that for season at ts
"a the world In the relations OF son.
sand friend and master, his merit was conspicuous
In business honorable prudent conscientious ana
In the social cheerful and joyous. and in the pull
In faithful ardent and Enduw ed with vigorous nina ana
.tv cultivated, he aimed at display He ovtd 20
breach the simple of the gospel and they told oeauu
on his life marked him wherever he was know as
heprfu christian He universally loved and respected
the community which he lived aud the Influence al once
bis procep example. fell like general light on all WIN
IN he came Oh that such man shouin die
and leave lie children aud mother and sister, ana ens
h. weep over uumcly gravel But even So Father t'G II
taemeth good in thy slightly will not ours, be doue
Peace to his memory; let il grow
j,reener with years and blossoms through the hsH
II ages. Let the mimic canvass show
lis aim benevolent features; let the light
Stream on his deeds of love, that Stunned the sight
If all but Heaven, and in the book of fame
The me lrst record Of his virtues write,
and hold ii up 10 men aud bld thcm c4ala
4 palm Ike
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23
Dinner 10 Hon. Henri " Fuller.

WILkEsB>uu Feb. l9.-Tho friends and
neighhors "f llnn. Henry NJ. Fuller gave him u
public dinner Yesterday, aud WAS participated
in by Wigs, Americans, aud Democrats. Mr..
Fuller. being called out made speech Of some
l"ngih. vindcaimg the course of himself and
triend- during The struggle for the Sreakcrship.
and arguing that his position ON the slavery
question was sound, national, and conservative.
lie deprecated The agitation OF tie question in
aud out If Congress. as calculated 10 inilamc the
public sectional divisions. H., desired Tint the
men of ;hr North aud the ,nen Of the South
should live aud net H. brethren. lie also showed
that Hon, Chester lniler, former Wing Repre-
sentative from this district, advocated in Con
eress the doctrnethut States should be Hdt.it-
ted recognizing or excluding slavery,as the peo-
pie might determine lie thought the people Of
The Territories should be left 10 act un,noestod,
for Themselves, and that attempts To coorcc their
action were improper, and ought tn he discount
tennnced.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23
4rresf ofa Murderer,

puIIApELpuIA, Feb. 81 E. ID. Morrill,ch
,,ed with the murder If Mr.. Gordon. in Mis-.
Souri,. was arrested last night at Dover Delaware
hv the officer who attacked him ihither. He goes
We, with them voluntarily without waiting for
n ,eauisition He denies the murder but ao-
knowledges standing by at the time the crime
was committed. The prisoner had saddlebags, a
eold watch and blanket which Mr. Gordon's
brother in-law recognized as belonging to the de-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23
ARRIVALS AT THE
~ "a I. "a, ,,su ~ ousc-H Snend \ 10. prOp'rs

FEE. % - Kyle, Wilmington {; FL Cook hyi Ls,
gieson Va: 5 Brown Bedford d c ShsnAa, Roanoke II
Earnest Tenn Scruggs, Liberty Lybrook, NJ Harris
Backsburg II Burks lady and two children botetouf' hs
Perry Blscksburg Miss (ooby and three servants loe-
tour ] ) Holt Mercer; q Tancey, N"tne, Miss telhs,
Blarkslurg; G l. Burks. Boctourt NJ Ward WEthc j "a
tanaway & T r X: NJ Jordan, Liberty Johnson Big
Sprng ] NJ Reese Liberty " Hurt, II Hamlet lamp.
eli; 4 Q wilkins Richmond; j Hyde buchanan "
v e5b and lady Aupomattox l. Snodgrass. Sockbidge; &
Harlan Fncaslle j II iringe HaiitaN II Aathdcra amp
cl Stcptoc. ir, Bedford; Gregory, DO" dy
mt & + Finch Gamnbel: b J. Williams Amherst II Lee,
"; Il w thinks B Wilkes Bedlord
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23
.Nenrch for The PIcifr

HALFNS. Feb. % The steamer Alabama has
returned rom her search for the Pacific. She
crossed III" Banks in latitude i6 deg. but saw
nothing of the missing steamer. She was de.
tanned for 20 hours in the ice.
The steamer Arctic is still here. The Alabama
returas to New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23
Sfu Drjf1DS Politics

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 30 The bill removing
lInfty, the American Sheriff of New Orleans from
Office, pas ed both branches of the Legislature
by party vote. Very considerable feeling ex-
ists in regard to the matter. His office was CON
tested on account of the illegal breaking of the
ballot boxes at the election. Those destroyed
nre eged and sworn to have given majority
10 Mr.. Bell, the Democratic Candidate. The
District Court gave the Sheriffallty to Mr.. HUFF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23
NEW YORK. August 9th 1855

NEW YORK. August 9th. 1855
To DIR. Wright DEAR SIR cannot refrain from
acknowledging the extraordinary benefit have derived
taking your wonderful medicine As have been seriously
afflicted with disease Of the lungs and
but short time feel that through taking your
Andote alone my life has been preserved and feel that 1t
as made me perfectly well man. seriously afflicted
with cough pain in chest &c believe il be the best
medicine for lung diseases offer offered public
cheernliy recommend to all afflicted similar way My
precarous but the medicine gave al.
most immediate relief
remain, sir, yours respectfully
JOHN HAMLEN.
IL IN 9Th
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23
fe le diflm


n The Spring sessIon OF this Institution VII open ON Wed
nesday. the 20h February. with the following faculty
Rfy JoHS C. BLACKWELL NJ President and Professor Of
Natural Science
WN PAGE, n NJ Professor of English and Classical Lite
J. /. PORTS. 4. NJ, Professor of Mathematics.
ARSArD PREOT Professor Modern Languages and Music
Mrs. l.. A PREoT Assistant in Modern Languages aud Mu-
MISS ) YFBBY 1nstruetress in Ornamental branches.
MISS SARAH CoEB Assistant in English and Scientific Branch
Miss MARY T. EDWARDS, Assistant in Music
Miss VI. T. BLACKWELL Assistant in Music and French
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23
Eoreipu DisDntches ETDected.

WAsHlNGToN Feb. 2O.-1he mails by thu
Canada are looked for with much anxiety, rs it
expected they will bring the result OF tn" iina
interview between Mr.. Blu hanan and Lord Ola
ren1nn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23
The Kansas Contested Seat.

WASHINGTON. Feb. GA ma ority of the
committee on elections in thu House are willing
10 limit the number of witnesses should the House
grant it power TO send for persons or papers in
the Kansas case
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23

f. w. Coleman was. on Monday, elected by a
vott--f not unanimous.w suppose as nearly so
as evera Virginia Senator was-from the Senate
rial District of Spottsylvania aud Caroline. to
succeed Mr.. Moncurp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23
Citp ana State Affairs.

az TWENTY SECOND celebrated by the Students of
NJ hburg College by very ercditable military demonsra.
Clothed their handsome uniforms with their guns and
iz,ns bayonets," they marched through the principal
ss presenting quite sodery appearance and elcitins
m III amount Of raise from the many lookerson By the
81 anniversary Of the day, expect the corps Of
ehburg College prepared rival any military company In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23

ASorHER FIRE BEDFoRD.-Wc learn from the Bedford
>ne that the Cling house of Jesse = Bnrks Esq some
three or four miles North of Liberty entirely consumed
Tuesday last about noon The larger portion oil the
furniture saved though greatly damaged condition.
The fire WAS communicated the roof by spark from the
g
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23

Lynchburg and all lovers OF good oysters Fresh oysters
= per gallon at the Depot Bridge street near Main
call in the article and YOU will find them
be fresh and nice ando superior quality any offered
in this market have made arrangements to have Oysters
every day mistake and will also keep hand
supply Of Picked Oysters, of the best quality.
JOHN l. HUNT, Aet
10 for Row r Go
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23

~ SAUNDERS lRBY having expired b limitation +,
this dav dissolved thanks old friends aud
customers their liberal patronage since We lave been m bus
nrss continuance the concern of lf
& SAUNDERS. 80
rha,e Indebted to vii please forward and so,ta
old early practicable a very desrs
- = VIM ~ " SAUNDERS & IRBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23

an Tuesday, the 10Th inst by the Rev Mr. Martin EALf'
Il, JONES of Lvnchburg, 10 Miss CArHAidNE NJ DA'iLs
daughter of DR. Henry l.. Davies, Of Amherst
Rouubican
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23

~ Having determined SO to Store admit of
conducting from this time the tARPEflNG MATING
and FLOOR OIL CLOTH business extensive scale
than house at Virginia will from and
this date sell article have in the general Dry Goods
line, without regard and will furnish
regular and prompt customers, credit
make it tloir interest o buy Of
We have hand large stock Winter
Goods, from promptly supply the trade and
nesty solicit examination by orders from prompt paVs
buyers. RICHARDSON AZ co.
fe II dim street Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23

ceased. The arrest was made at tho house OF
Morrls father
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-23

j MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS AND
DEALERS IN GIANo AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLE.
MENTS, PETERSBURG. FA.Produee sgnnisns solicited,
" attention Of the partners Refer
10 James Saunders Sanl Miller Ambrose
uckcr hburg Thomas W alac.. Hon John T. May Paul
sr1w aiu. Vim. 7 Ipynes Petesbprg Warwick Barks.
dale iIaxan 4 Co Richmond THOMAS BRANCH, =
JAS X. BRANCH
L. RRANGH