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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-22
SampSel House.

Newark, Ohio. Ashland, Ohio,
S'anberry & Sheridan,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Ashland, Ashland Co. o.
nFFTCE in the Rail Road Ofice, over the
~ Shoe Store of Wasson. d Stubbs Bust
ness in ashland and adjoining counties prompt
ly attended 10.
Ashland, May II. 1886 4of.
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GOOD NEWS.
MADE cOFFlMsl

alwaysOn hand, and fu neF Is attended to any part
ofthe CJuatry with Hearse. Particular atten
ticn will he paid to this partofthe business, and
Collins 70 rnished at rates to suit the times Cof-
I'm trimming done at all times and on the short
stnotlce, either plain orfaney as frie ndsmayw wish.
Ashlana, pes. l2, let&. 2eeaEFs
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|. L.. Crane, NJ. H.,
SURGEON AND OCCULIST, Office *
- Dulin & Cranes Drug Store, Main ST.
Ashland. Ohio. Nov. 9th. IS55.-26tf
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Published by order Ashland Co. Ag. Soc.
d

Before the ashland County Agricultural
Society, at tie annual Far, ashland,
Ohio, October Sth, 1856.
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North American Hotel,
SOUTHWEST CORNER of the Public
~ Square, opposite the Bank, Mansfield, o.
l.. NJ DENNlSON, Proprietor.
Nov. 9th. 1855. e6tf
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Wi lariS loenn
John J. Jacobs,
pHY23E13AM2

DI. II. Buck.
DRACTITIONER OF MEDICINE AND
1 SURGERY, Rowsburg. Ashland County
Ohio. Nov, 9Th. lS55-2ftf
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WHO WANTS To DE msRsIEDt
TIE ART OF LoYK-MAErHG.
The most extraordinary hook OF the Nineteenth.
Century,
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.fLihnr IS life, tits the s:;ll water fli,eth
Keep the watch wound, FOR the dark iust assai3e:h,
Flowers dToop and de meath she stIllaoss OF
no1nI
Labor : Z DRY! tie flying cloud l~igltens
Oh!y the waving wiGS changes and brighteus;
iu tune -
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING!
AT
L. BURGAN'S

would inform the citizens of this section of
4 country, that / continue to keep u large
stock of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31
LATEST NEWS.


II Terrible Outrage Terribly 4rengra
The 81. Louis Herqid OF TIE llth ha, the fol
lowing paragraph:
man named Harrison, who kept a cans,nih
hhop IN " ashington some two or three wears a.
go, went upto Warren county in this State. and
hurried widow. the mother Of two children a
ooy ana aglrl- About six or eight months ago.
harrison; persuaded his wife To co up To- Warren
CO.. I" visit her friends. The night after her de-
parture, his step son being away from home, no
committed Il rape on his step daughter young
e"' 'hen aoout seventeen years of age and threat
ehed 10 Kill her If she ever disclosed the facts Of
the occurrence. The girl kept the secret till
last Saturday In the meantime Harrison, who
was IN old penitentiary convict; continued his
business OF gunsmith and by means of false keys
whenever his step son would earn and lay by any
money, he would open the bureau drawer ami
steal the money. Finally he was discovered
Harrison escaped to this city, but was brought
back by some officers from Washington Last
Saturday he was placed on trial before the mag
lstratc and in the course of the examination, the
girl disclosed the fact of his having committed
u rape on her. The girls brother left the court
room, procured pistol, loaded it,returned to the
Court room, placed the pistol to IIarrisons head
discharged toe pistol and left him liteless corpse
III the presence of the magistrates The young
man was tried Immediately, and discharged from
custody"
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ARRIVALS AT THE
Vpsbiu-tOu IuOuse-H Smead 4 90, prcp'rs.

JANUARY 3UTH
! NJ Phelps Nelson; T Jordan Liberty; Saml w Henll
4 nT,itia BEDFORD w Crow. @ Davis Petersburg VIM
Mathews Campbell Jno Short Petersburg; Bolar Cock
n alter Henderson, Parrum Price, VIM II Wade, Campbel
@Ia + E,e, j NanarsdellN Crawp, kentucky Brown
Petersburg; l. Ham, Lee Ky Jas Irvine, Campbeli J
Austin Thos Wilkinson, Bedford Samnel Jones Rich
lnond; Il Wilkes, Bedford; Geo Dabny Campbell G II; I
l2osser Bedford; NJ q Booth Il Booth, Franklin; WIN
Minor Roanoke; J Haswel, r Sullivan Baltimore; James
Rider, Blacksburg VIM Philips Monroe; J Hepinstal
Mercer; Il Steptoe Bedford Shepard Pulaski Mays
Miss Mays, Botetourt G White Montgomery NJ Millho
land Grange Tenn; 7 Northcross, X II; w Min
MIS- n Lowry Bedford WIN Jones, city; Crank, Knox
Iie Capt Davis. Capt VIM y Davis, Petersburg; Rob
ber,son SIR; NJ Cobbs, X II Buckncr, Va Tenn II r.
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ritp anu State aHairS.

r CONCERT tho benefit of the poor of this city.
X - nroposcd BY our Musical Association, will be
a, Masonic Hall this evening. That 1t Will be more
attended than any previous one given by the As
s, yc of course cannot certainly predict but. pro
~ the cheerful haste in which tickets have ba5n
we think only possible bni quite probable.
number of seats we understand have been Sc
aa man, persons y III be in attendance who have not
=, ,,etcs For more reasons than tho great benefit
& viii epurc to the destitute and suffering in midst
y, that this concert should meet with greater pat
0 ,h.n has beep accorded II, any entertainment, of
,h., has eyer been given In this CITY; aud these rea
~ the manifest and papable duty which devolvcs upon
o,rove and support home talent and TO preserve the
a. the alone and permanent
-. ,pscal taste The co mplaint in Lynchbnrg of the
,,,,r,on of an,use mepts is n chronic one. and So will
mt N loud more of their porsona inter
and the efforts those who laboriousy
syored to supply that desderafum-unt there more OF
on anu less Oh ooihPia"i' us next 10 iposs
Ill mo- 1"''e 81 'N" pun, ''n'"' 'o"" eA' "i'no"'
cheoefIboneh'' "''oii ''''Ne"' III
Individual capacities Is because ezens so i"r as the
lerns OF assistance h'ol'ea ignored the very existence
military '"npanes that they nave been long SINCE WIN
BRIEF struggles Tor me- conssnod 10 the tomo Oh inc
'"'ets ii{ shame, say YOU ana 30 say we, o' wha'
sou ione To prevent TINS thinB' Ahythihgf MOI iou
none of Your business then pray Daose business i'll
SO You say be true II Is nooodys business out II Is not
ishe duty oil every individual IN so FAR as ne ieeis
d. - ea1'Hraee All" contribute 10 tue maintenance anu ao
i5 his nd t"a ai Is iuecnidh anu ABSURD 10 suiiehy
peci2e Tue tue me arts ana tue Puoic sp"i' Oh
lynehoufs
we nave "e''" 'hn'eo 'ua' "hichs 'ei' en'' noe'
with greater SUCCESS 'n ee'oofe Tue mehoefs Vi tue Nu
oa ASSOCIATION lh'o"o oS'ou'uns those eho's 81 f az
Isolation composed of ladies and gentlemen 1t being their pur
roselo ip'''"NN '>' -
be limited number of ia miesening them to ad
mission all of the Concortsand excluding all others but
ubscrbeshus deprivng the Concerts of their public char
after and rendering private We should be sorry
Ia see this but considering the dsappoinments with which
'''s nov" ~ ~ -, -, .., =, II, :
and proper anu nv ' -, -, - -, ~
fohsuin"''''e ~ ,, -, -, a.. e., III
wouu uep'oie !" w.. ~, ,, I'm h -.
% - w ~ =, or a. a., ara co,,aa ,nop ,v,icb 10 ,o,,
seldom
rhs orh,iNp - 49,, -, M. I'm =, ~. 49,
iuesoas msn'' p'o gu u % ~ - 40 =,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31

PHLADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-We have had snow
and sleet here all day, commencing at s o'clock
this msrning. This evening the weather has
moderated, and there are signs of fair weather.
PHILADELPHIA' Jan. 27.--1'here is brisk fall
of snow ngain this morning The trains for Bal
timore at the usual time, the road having been
kept clear of snow by the constant use Of snow
ploughs.
New YORK, Jan. %. 8 p. 1T has been
showing here quite fast since noon, and still con-
tinues
New YORK. Jan. 2S.-We have n brisk fall of
snow again this morning, and Broadway is
thronged with sleighs.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.--The snow commence
ed to fall here before daylight this morning, and
ceased about O'Clock, There has been slight
fall of hail and snow this afternoon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31
lEGiSLAlI IRE.

RICHMOND, jan 30.-1he Senate continued
the discussion of the bill authorizing loan to
tho Va. x Tenn. railroad
Mr.. Catett moved to indefinitely postpone the
bill. Should this motion prevail. it may be taken
as indication of all appropriation bills of the
presen: session.
Pending debate the Senate adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31
Latest from Nep Orleans

New ORLEANS, 29--The steamer Greneda
from Havana. arrived here GU Saturday. Her
news is vninportan.. The L. $. steamer Fulton
was at Havana.
Galveston dates up to Sunday speak of the
weather as still intensely cold. the Thermomc-
ter range in Upper. Brazos having been
one below zero. great L,any cattle have died
from the effects of the cold
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31

A dreadful accident occurred on Friday morn
ing at Mr.. Aliens school, Albany. As three
young girls, pupils,werc standing near the stove,
the apron of one. Maria Robe, aged IL years,
caught fire. She threw up her arms and cried II
am on fire." and ran into the yard. Her compan
ions to tell the schoolmistress, who FASTENED
with shawl to the aid Of the girl. But the lat
ter was now frantic with fear and fright. and fed
about the yard as the other pursued her. Mr..
Allen came with a shawl too, but it was some
time before the girl was caught and the flames ex
tinguished, and then she was so dreadfully burnt
that recovery is impossible.-[ 4ibany Atlas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.
NASuiNaroN,rJan Both.

WASHINGTON. rJan Both.
ln the House Mr.. CNngman offered the fol
lowing resolution That if there j. no choice
at the next three trials they then elect u
speaker by plurality vote. The resolution was
hnally rejected after considerable discussion, by
vote of II hundred and ten 10 n hunored and
six. The House then ndinnrned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31
MARKETS..

New York, Jan. 80.
Flour-Oho S.S7; Southern same.
Wheat firm and quiet. Southern Rsd 80.
Curn dull at 90.
Virginia skies 93!
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Funeral Of C0mmOd0re Morris.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.-The Funeral of Com
modore Norris was very largely offended to day.
The ceremony was very impressive. President
Pierce and Secretary Dobbn, of tho Navy, were
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M Sims nffhp 4rnhin

HALIFAX, Jan 26th.-The weather is calm
and clear. but there no signs of the Cunard
steamer Arabia, now fully due with Liverpool,
dates four days later than those received by the
Africn
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COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.

RICHMOND, Jan. 3O.-The Convention met Ia
day. Attendance small. Adjourned over until
tomorrow without organizing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31
Great Destruction OfIimber

Great Destruction ofTimber
The Orangeburg Is. c. Southron says the
destruc, ion of pine timber in that part of the
State, from tbs accumulation of ice on the trees,
can onv be estimated by millions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31

trust executed by X II. Lggon and duly recorded in
Campbell county, shall, ON WEDNESDAY, thu both of
January proceed To sell of Market
House the following property two NEGRO WOMEN-on.
yonng aud valuable one BAROUtHE AND HARNESS;
also, II HORSE. Sale 10 take place AT II o'clock NJ
IFNs Sixty days credit negotiable paper satisfactorily
endorsed THOS. J. KIRKPATRICK,
IAN ~ u3aWtjJth Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31

The Star Of the Hest at New York.
New IoRE, Jan. 26,-The star Of the West
has arrived with two hundred and sixty passen-
gers. and Sc $4,000 in specie. Her news has
been anticipated by way of New Orleans.
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The Ihiiadeiphia Court Martial.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 26.-This body met this
morning but adjourned on account of the sick
ness of one of the counsel for the accused.
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In consequence of the snow,
an opportunity to examine the land who
To do 90 the above sale which until the lst
slant is again pospaued uun TIll RSD Az os February
when the land viii be offered II fair not the fair
dhy except sunday and Monday. RIO j. DAVIS admir-,
with the viii annexed, Of Gerard Alexander, decd
la a NrinN 1st -lsnnr
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EXNCHRuKG

- wv Eb2H
MARBLE WORKS
JNo j, GhDDhss, Pro.
prietor. The largest
and beat assortment Of
Finished Marble Work
In Virginia, such az
Plain and Ornamental
MONUMENTS, TONES,
HEAD ND + o q (
\ I MIS-, CHIMNEY
PIECES, " p A X 7 u
STONES, LAMBS AND
DOVES.
lam prepared to OK
cute all orders euirusl
4 a. a4V ~.
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ian . dcoltath 60 HENRY u FLOOD


l'Iial 81 ''ofald Alexander decd and nv authority
ms VIZ WIN "u Thursday the aith January. 1856 the
premises at - clock VI sell AT public auction the highest
Mahtr VA" valuable TRACT OF LAND In Campbell. coun
Neh Wheh me said Alexander resided Tho Is stu.
ai'u about ~ miles from iynthburg The iynchbure
tnu salem lWnplke--ahaui four inlrs by y good
omth err Il Depot aud contains by survey 69o
afes anna hacuoh of which about lsO woodland
about % acres tine meadow land and the whole easily
useolun o nigh state of Improvement Tho residence
h'insnr ennnrNeea with comfortable and commod
Gus DWEIllG HOUSE and the requisite ont houses and thu
s1n nom us capacity I" produce large OF aud
grass deserves the attention OF those engaged In agricultural
pursuits
approved personal security viii be qured the
purchase money and the title will be retained further
ry and the terms 10 time viii be the day sale
RoBr. ! DAVIS, Admir-
with the viii annexed, Of
ne JodAfalatdsAde2NTf Gerard Alexander, decd.
Republican copy.
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NOR NEW YORK, via PETH1oOUB0.-
II The large ande ommodous Steamship JAMES <Gann
TOWN, Capt PARRISH, leaves City Point tbr New
York, every wrpsEspAr morning At oci0ck, amer =
venng Tickets including Railroad Pare ard Meals
end Room board steamer, o4yeoce1d CAeg Cars
and Steerage, o. Apply to LEE yOHNe0u
NJ q Agents NcwYork and Virginia Steamship c..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31

nA0SSOLUFlON. - The CO.paramership Of
II SAUNDERS & IRBY having expired by limitation, is
this day dssoly we'd We thanks old
their liberal patronage since bus
and ask their continuance to the of lRBY
& SAUNDERS
Those indebted will please forward
their old early practicable very desra
bic to wind up the affairs Of the old concern.
SAUNDERS 81 IRBY
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NEW CONCEKN-The underH1Gncd haVe
~ this day into partnership under the style and
firm lRBY SAUNDERS, for the purpose Of transacng
whoesae and retail Grocery and Commission business: and
lately occupied by Xssrs Nc Daniel Hurt
& Preston near the depot of the Va Tenn r. r. where
they will be pleased the the former Arms
Saunders Irby and Mcdaniel Hurt Preston, together
with all others who may favor them with their business
J. j. IRBY.
AS.'SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31

U3OLLuNGBWOOM H . : * Il Fetefnbuf4
yA-NOTICE-ln taking charge Of the above establish
would most respectfully solicit continuance Of the
patrons of the Motel and my friends ask the 70
call and My table shall with all the
ecacies Of the The all attentive The
shall the best attention thrt am mas
My wife will that the ladies who patronizs the Hotel
shall wish graed aud all ask Is share OF Du
The house furnished I'm the worry best style ana r.
Gated quiet part city Ny Omnibus viii always b
at different depots cusomerso carry them
and fro. JOSEPH H. CANhAN0IOM,
iy 3OdScts Il 8 Prophecies.
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'g'Hs srET's SALE OF uEAa. AND pEI-

~ oVNAh PROPERTY lily virtue Of n ,lerd
uteup N u Jennings "a trustee heaint date IL,
eth day 81 hroemer lsal and Of record In Hastings
'ol' me tiN q" tNnchhurg ~ his creditors shall
oher ~ Se on SAL KDAN thu nh day OF February next
PahNr auction aud to the highest bidder cash.
tsht hg ad uie st Of thu said Jennings In and
h tist nnd consisting II lands aud and about
me Guy oi hvhchonrg and In tho possession oi Mrs
Maua iggrrS, 1t being the acquired hv the said
jennings by virtue of bs marriage with Mildred Blggcrs
aud Kitchen Furniture
Ian p tlcmlfuth FIJI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31
LEO. DANIEL, Jr., crk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Amherst G, H.,
December II til. lra5 (


The parties interested in the foregoing order, will take
,ice that appointed the 18th day OF March next 10
mcuca the accounts therein meuonc which day at 10
clock in morning. they requested 10 attend at my office
with their accounts vouchers and copies of Court papers
pared for examination and se cement and all creditors of the
estate Moses Snead decd are specially warned To appear
that day, wI.h proof OF their claims. .. -
ian ,Rlc,yi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31
In Yaca1ion in The CIcrI.,- Once Of the Ciremi.

II n The OIFfk'H OlNCF al
Court of Amherst county November 18th, 1888:
Charles II Ruc.cr sheriff of Amherst county, and as sHch
adminis,rntor of Moses Snead deed, Plaintiff,
Against
Cyrus Bourne Mayo Davies surviving executor of cna
min Talaferro decd and the Mayo Davies, admins
TRAITOR of Mildred r. Taiaferro decd, J G. Tawman, vii
liam A. Richeson Julius Simpson, j. NJ Taiaerro William
Hieginboham Joseph Msssie Charles Masse, S. L. Bur
ford Bradford Wilmore, b. H. Lewis Fretwel a. Hall,
tucker Henley Dabney Sanddge and and all Others
who are or claim the creditors Of Moses Snead and
who nav bornafter he ascertained Defendants
The rarts administrator hereby referred TO
Of the of the Court to take state
the and make thereof with any matters
specially stated pertinent by himself required by
the parties stated and said Commissioner will report
and liabilities Of the estate and their
ccvo poritcs diGnes and the available assets of the
estate. A copy-Tcstc,
Jr
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ed me with and spaich, terms TO suit the
timrs
Particular attention paid 10 orders from abroad.
Book Of Designs can be my office.
Inscription Books sent 10 any person, free OF cost
Gall or address Ian 2itsi JkD- Is GADDESS
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,EMAI4E COLLEGIATE lNsTITUTE.

INEMAI.E COLLEGIATE INsTHTUTE.-
Spring session of this Institution will open on We'd
nesday, the goth February with the following faculty:
REV JOHN c. BLACKWELL A. NJ President and Professor Of
Natural Science.
WM n PAGE A Professor of English and Classical Lite
nature.
J. j PORTS A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics
ARSAUp PRFoT of Modern Languages and Music
A. PREoT, Assistant in Modern Languages and Nu-
sic.
MISS s YERBY Instructress in Ornamental Branches.
SARAH CoBB Assistant in English and Scientific Branch
MISS MARY f. EDWARDS Assistant in Music.
Miss NJ T. BLACKWELL, Assistant in Music and French.
EXPENSES PER TERM.
Terms per session of five months as follows
Board including fuel lights and washing, 90
Tuition in English Branches 10 No
Tuition in Classical Branches. 20 90
Music the Piano Guitar with of Piano, 20 90
Vocal Music-no charge.
Drawing and kinds Needle Work, each. 3 90
Monochromaiir Painting full 10 w
Or whole expenses OF pupil in English Branches GO %
Or whole of pupil in Classical Course 20 w
Modern Language, in either course, extra 90
All fees advance No deduction except III cases OF
poraced sickness Pupils will be charged for breakage and
abuse of furniture. JOHN Z. BLACkMELL
GRAVEL Hill buckingham Va. Jan 30t
OUTER RUTTER!!-A superior article
- of fresh Noun Butter Just received and for sale by
jan3Ots THOS. J. DAVIS e. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31

~ TRADE N PHILADELPHIA no SOUTHERN
DEALERS ~ GENTIEMENS SIPERfINE READY
MADE CLOTHING. .-...
THOS T. Dill. CO. IG5 Chestnut street Philadelphia,
Filth street, have established immense
Clothing for manufacture and sale of the most tic
Clothing hat and produce In anticipation
wants rash bHBs who have heretofore
gone q that part of their stock r p. Dill
CO. determined that house In the niicd States shall
fer larger varied stock liner better made
az er prices An examination will convince the
most skentral Call and see them ian ~ d1fn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31

NJ subscriber having leased tho above named Hse for
years and pui in complete repair and newly fun
IT, share Of the public patronage Every at
tenon paid the comfort of visitors The table will
be furnished every decacy tho and the Bar
choicest Wines Liquors and Cigars. Terms for
transient bparders 81 50 per day.
,an .dectw FISHER
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SALES BY AUCTION,
FUTURE DAYS.


ENEetTORS sas.E 0E sAIuAH .. n
- LAND, NEGROES &c. N APPOMArTOk,--I will
os' 'or sale ~ nbe suction, the premises Apponia
oA eonnA ~ FRIDAY, the 18th ebfuary next Tract
iaha hree Negoes two one man Horses Cat
ue hots and sheep together with all the Plantation and
iioase1 aud iehen Furniture beanging the
inc ute Edward G0ullheu, Of that comfy
Inc tract OF land i valuable containing about 40 acres
one hd lumber II Hes about four miles Bet Greek
ADJOINING tue lands of Samuel Walker aud Alexander Mum
~ and has upon comfortable Dwelling lpnsr with all ne
cCNSary out huusvs In good repair
Terms favorable aud made known ON day of sale
ct Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31

RANDOLPH IrcBsr. Esq, of Jefferson, has been ap
oooi under the uon nf The Legislature the Commits
5uor Of the State Virgins ' N present the triad Of
PARSONS Jr and he has - Pennsylvania for tina.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31

\ AND WARRANTS! Lnud Warrants! T. We
- paying the very hghcst cash price for LAND AN
hANTs Parties having them for sale would DO wen 70 give
sacau lang la-diftsi PETERS. SPENCE & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31

NEW CONCERN.--Ihc undcssig"ed having
this day entered into copartncrhp under the style and
firm Of NJ liOLLINS CO. for the purpose OF ansactns
rocery and Commission business have taken the store
gently occupied by Mr. John Holns, where they VIII be
pcascdrto see their friends end hc public generallv
MARTIN H6LLINS
JAMES W. BURCH,
GEORGE IL BCRCU.
lh" subscriber having sold his stock OF Goods 70 W.
Co. would chearfuly rccomm6 nd them 10 ms ,,eos
aud patrons JOHN HoLiaNs'
JANUARY lst 1876 uan aHi&ctsy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-31
IMPORTANT As WELL. A. TRBE.-Tl

subscriber inform his friends in town and
country he will leave for the North next month"; and be-
leaving respectfully socs examination OF his
Ready Made Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
comprising articles to bo found Clothing and Merchant
Tailoring establishment and will be disposed OF on terms
will insure quick sales In order to make room FOR the
Spring stock have hand good assoftnentof carpet
which will be sold less than Northern prices
boat forget the place TO get great bargains
-hnrr W.