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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09
l-AII4S L NEWS.
PROCEEDINGS tx CONGRFss.

"ASHiNGToN, April 7.-SESATE.-Mr Mason
IRON me Committee ON Foreign Relations repor-
!ea resolution 10 the effect that no further leg.
isiahov Is necessary in order IN put an end To
the treaty with Denmark regulating the paymen,
OF Tue Sound dues. The subject was made the
special order of Monday next.
Mr.. Cas- said: | desire to presen, memorial
from persons composing the elf.styled Legisla-
ture of Kansas and move its reference TO the
Committee on Territories
Mr.. Seward which of them.
Mr.. Cass The honorable Senator understands
Just as well as if told him
Mr.. Seward desire to know of nv honorable
friend from Michigan whether the memorial
which he present l. IA memorial which purports
to come from the Territorial Legislature Of Kan
sas organized under act of Congress, rs am
Jed to infer from the manner in which he de scribe
1t, or whetheritis memorial from the Provision.
al Legislature Of the new State of Kansas:
Mr.. Cess | will answer the Senator if he snys
he does not know. If he does not say that |
have. mo further to make. GLaughter)
Mr.. Seward-well let it go-I have conces-
siens to make.
Mr.. Hale TO Mr. Cass Very we'll done Gener-
all never knew you To do better. daughter
MIR. Cass moved that the memorial be prin-
ted
Mr.. Butler and Mr.. Bayard opposed the mo.
ton.
MIR. Seward demanded the yeas and nays.
Mr.. Cass said he thought it would be interes-
ting to great many persons and urged its prin'
ting.
MIR. Douglas snid he could not imagine what
this bogus Legislature could have to say
The bounty land bill was then taken up.
HousE.-Mr. Mace, by unanim Gus consent,
presented the constitution of Kansas, together
with the memorial of the Legislature on the sub
ject. which was referred to the Committee on Ter
iitories. His motion to print ten thousand copies
was referred to the committee on printing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09
4u0iher THEATRE Burnt,

The drama in Rio de Janeiro has received Sc
we're blow in the destruction of the magnificent
theatre which WIS about the size of the Astor
House, of New York, which WAS discovered TO
be on fire about three O'Clock on the morning of
the Goth Of January. This Theatre known un
der the name of San Pedro de Alcantara, was
built thrty-two years ago and until the building
of the Opera House, some five years since, it
used both for the drama and the opera. This il
the third time this theatre has been burnt. and the
walls remain as when first built, being four feet
in thickness. The fire was no doubt the work of
an incendary. and is II subject Of deep regret to
this entire city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09
E1L,/ 4Tr0u at Camden. Ark.

We learn from the Ouachita Register that Mr..
T. Il. burlington. efitor of the FL Dorado Union
was -htt and instantly killed in Camden, Ark. ,on
Monday, the 18th ult., by friend of Mr.. Jones,
editor of the Ouochia Herald. The Register thus
states the case:
r; B. Darlington, Esq, editor of the FL Dora
do Union called on Mr. Jones editor If the Qua.
chitu Herald aud demanded of him sati sfaction for
alleged ca umnes rejecting upon his character,
through the medilm Of the latter's paper. Jones
refused to listen to Darlington. wherenpon the
the latter left him, uitering some abusive words
as he retired to the street. friend of Mr.. Jones
overheard the language Of Darlington and replied
that lie would fight since Jones had refused to do
50. Darlington Immediately drew a revolver and
fred three consecutive shots at the individual,
without effect. The fire was returned by his an
tagonist, killing him instantly
The excitement occasioned by this sad rencon
ter was intense. Both parties were very popu
lar with the people Of Camden; and our informant
sta,es that at the time he left the town few min
ues after the occurrence active preparations
were made by the friends of both parties for n
general row.
Mr. Darlington a brother in,law Of Hon.
Albert Rust, member of Congress. from Arkansas
and leaves, we understand, mn omiable aud in
teres ting Young wifeto mourn his sudden death,
besides large circle of friends and relatives.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09
!NeW York Markets.

On Saturday the sales of cotton reached about
5000 bales, the market closing firm Included
in the transactions was line of 900 bales strict
middlings, at l0ac The reports received by
telegraph from New Orleans and Charleston in
dictate increased frmness in those markets. with
free sales. Flour was dull foy common grades
and the transactions in all kinds were to mod
crate extent Prime white Canadian and South
ern white wheat sold at 81 81 81 %, aud n
small lot of Southern red, on the wharf at 81 va
Corn was lower. ! he sales Of mixed. white and
yellow, sound, were to fair extent, at 623o. n
66c. Rye WAS duh. Pork was Il trihe better
mess sold at SIG 50 $l6 GA, and prime at
Sl5 rs. Owing To tho news by the Asa being
favorable, bacon was tirmer with a speculative
demand, and large sales. deliverable in May. sell
ler's option, made, part Mt SIC. for short
middles, rib in; shoulders and hams also
frmer, while lard was steady. Sugars were
steady with moderate sues. Coffee sold 10 The
extent of abolt 2 500 bags Rio at steady prices.
Freights without change in rates of mpor-
lance, while engagements were moderate Tor
English and French ports, Nem York Htrdid'
4prH 7.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09
The Philadelphia Steamboat Disaster--Terdict
ofMe Inquest.

PHILADELPHIA, April The jury on the dis
nster which occurred few weeks since. in the
burning of the steam ferry boat New Jersey,ren-
dered their verdict at lutte hour last night attr
butng the deaths of the victims to the worn out.
leoky and defective boiler; the ineiliciency of
Richard Letters, who inspected the boiler; the
general unftncss of the boot for the transporia-
ton of passengers, and the omission of he com
pany to property man AM equip the boat, and
provide means of escape in case of fire. explosion
or collision. The verdict rxnneraed the officers
of the boat, who did all in their power, under the
circumstance A preamble which however was
only approved by portion Of the jury. censures
the company in the strongest manner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

HRoEN, Nc--1lc undersigned on WEDNESDAY,, tho
nth day al Al rh viii otter f1r aal, al pnle auction ut
Ne" Market Ntpu county Va, the following property VIZ
TRACY bF LAND. adjoining the estate upon which he
fee,s continuing about $50 of which about fourth
IA el'td aud ic remainder hcaN y mhered 1t admira
hlr aapt,l "a the growth Tobacco, Wheat aud Cora.
Ihet" arc rn improN omeas upon II. Reaching t. within
IL" hundred 'ud Of the Canal anrlase 10 the town OF New
Market "rr thro is constant and nrtNe dennnd for wood
the thinner alone 10 believed could he neo to pay the pu
chase money
Also, So, rg'l HOtS SEES AND LOTS, In the town of New
Market being NJ The junction OF james mud I've River and
fronting each aud being the only vacant lots that
preached by boats whilst the land Is the rohest Of low grounds
These lots on Inducements mechanics aud othcIa de-
sirous OF locating IN healthy prosperous aud accessible VII
age Tho hnproy and desirable, aud
paving heavy rents
Aso, 10 or - NEGROES, consisting of man, aud
children. Among them valuable hoHu aud
f4m hands Ilc,c sold for fault WhateHe and with
great regret
Also, Tnr ol fac Mules number Of SaSany Marno
Sheep Euuctrdt the ucks o Dax Paeson lot Of fine
Cattle about 100 Seasoned Woods mud other
perishable pr"pr1,
TERMS For and and houses aud lots fourth In
gethc we'd endorsed payable IL months aitor day of
sale the remainder, three other annual payments bond
and good security being required and the tito retained until
the purchnse paid OF the payments bear Inter.
est The nogrocs stock Sc, will be spld credit OF
monihs Negotiable prpo satisfactorily endorsed sn interest
added. For all uulor $50, cash N-l be felnfrl
mn l3dtr2nwtpth apI u. MCcLIIiAND.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

New ORLEANS MARKET, April 4th. Cotton
The market has advanced /. Sales Of 6D,0oo
babes at 91a9} cents for middIiEg Orleans. Sales
Of the week $4,000 bales receipts 80 900 bales
Increased receipts far 50O,0DO bales Stock
293, 900 bales. Cotf,e is languid, saes of Rio ut
l2i cents.
New ORLEANS. April Cotton is firm. sale
Of 4 900 bules to-day.
MOBILE, April 5-Snles of Cotton during the
week Is 900 les. Prices hnve advanced. Mid
ding 9an9s. Stock % $50 hmlrs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09
Kidnnppiag and Slavery Of CHINESE Coolies.
fErnu the Boston Telegraph

from the Boston Telegraph
Quite an exciting breeze has been blowing
through our generally quiet and unrutted com
munity for u few days past. originating IN inior-
nation said tn have been recently received III this
city from n son of one of our most estnable ciii-
zons, who sailed soma months since IN one ct th'
three ships alleged to he engaged in the business.
owned by house of the most extensive shipping
interests in New England. 10 the effect that for
several mouths past this house one OF the veal
thest. and standing con<p ieuous and almost pre-.
eminent in the estimate of the mercantile and
commercial community. for its proverba integ
rily and successful enterprise. has been directly
and extensively engaged in relieving al Eastern
empire Of ts surplus and refuse population. aud
hurrying to an untimey derth, or censig ling to
a life of slavery in their immense and almost
houndless mountains, of guano, worse aud more
intolerable than anything we read OF in modern
African ondage. thousands of deluded and de
ccved Chinese Coolies.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09
launch offhe ddriafic.

New YORK. Aprl7 9TH. The new Collins steam
er Adriatic WAS launch this morning shortly at
ter II O'clock in splendid style. It's estima
ted that so ,OOO people witnessed the launch.
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SALES BY AUCTION,
THIS DAY.

DNOWN LOT fOR sAlE.-0y virtue ~Gam Os-
u aRnmeat ffom Horaiip Dspriesi and w yudham T. Boil
ling record In the clerk oier the OF Campbell
the nndefsned Trustee will Offer for sale AT public sne-
ton the 9TH of April LOT situated In the suburbs
OF the city lynchburg the Campbell Courthouse Turn
pike containing about three Of and bounded
the south by the said Turnpike the west by the street
running the towards Captain McCorkos Main
the north by alley from the said street TO William
H. Torya line aud thu by The said refrya na being
the whit the said De Priest aud elling
by John H. wiis by deed bearing Oth 81 De
c.mher lsi recorded the Clerks Once Of the County
Court Of Campbell.
The will take II o'clock Of the Market
House, which time The will be made known
We shall aneh title only vested In by the
Hnmeni aforesaid which In believed To bc good
EDWIN PAGE, T,on,ces
A s. REID,
m, al ,.Y-theu nm n paprll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

j. +. Dembrinski, Polish exile, committed
suicide in Savannah, Ga, Wednesday, by dis
charging the contents of pistol into his body
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09
Dut far Franklin Pierce

The Boston Post is out in a formidable three
decker of an article in favor of the denomination
of Fraukliu Perc, for the Presidency. nHon "v
tai constitutional principles.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

o, The nth i.y o MARCH, by the Rev Mr. sprgss oil the
,ic thodist Church. Mr.. JOHN w. PLEAsANIs 10 MISS
FRANCES NJ IRVINE. youngest and only daughter Oh MI
,John 4 Irvine. all of the county OF AHhrfS
sF-Riehmond Wing requested to copy.
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apl idwlw And as such Commissioner of the Court
klNKIsEEE,s sALE.-H4 wiring nj II .ircd nj

trust executed tn the undersigned hearing the
jhnnar H3 duly record In the eerks office
court of Campbell shall Monday the Flat day Of April
next OF tue next day thereafter upon the premaoa pro
teed 20 h'ltotrhc otLANp which Horno Deptirst
resided NJ tho time of his DEATH Campbell Court House
containing about eighty tsD cs1 together
WIN an the improvements aud appurtenancns thereto attach
ca anu hrpngnH hru the same hereiaero sold William
Moore ana - be sold In consequence Of failure the
part oisaid VIM Moore to comply with the af sac We
also deem II proper To say that Hhal hold the said VIM
Mnore Responsible Ton any loss deheieney which may ap
gear between the first last sale and for all
dent thereto Ihcslc will be made upon and - moutis
credit and tho purchaser required bond np
proved security The title Is believed 10 be uneNeeponnbo
except ns the widows DOVER mud posaoson will be glvon
on the st Of January earlier bui viii
such titlo only as is vested In Us by sati decd
H. X PAGE, l4r...,...
| dtrid, 4 nl.Ib ifHAlots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

HukI. ?. nrNT
HUNT 4 BRO, Genera1 Csontsssen Mer-
II CHANTS, VIRafxIA ST.. Qbefween Csry - nad X =
H. II r. bepot1 solicit eon,ignments 81 Tobasee, Wneas
Hour. and produee generally, tef sale.
They pyoduse asd merchandise sent 70 tek
Prop, personal paid al business eoasdee
10 them.
Richmond March Goth 1876 fms CATS
100000 rsn WOOD sS Ss i.s nsh luton
Wood-a artic for Tobacco Boxes For sale by
II. wRlrLOeK 4 SON,
ma ~ dam. a.hmond, Va
uDu1IuP RAMM, Esalr 0sundvy eery 81.
u tREfWEEH PEARL AND I5thf HIchHONU. Va.
manufactures LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, TENDERS RAD
ROAD CARS and ALI dcTvripons of Railroad haelineIy
stationary Engines Of amy required power Also Portable
Engines, with decdcd Improvement others hereto
made, lnm ~ horse porerl wheels so Well
adapted to farming purposes, getting lumber So, with i'm
aosed Circular Portable Saw Mills Of ISL ID and Jh
lass Mining Machinery ,rl,t and Saw Mil Maehaey forE
Jugs and Pobasre Factory Fixtures Of every kind Also
l,fnss aud Iron Casting, made - order. T. RAHM.
ma 1acvsm lpAal Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09
CANDIDATES TOR OFFICE.

give authorized TO announce LDN ARD
CHRISTIAN candidate for reelection the Office of Com
monweaIths Attorney fr Campbell county at we .suh
er an = ia t5tHNle
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m.ACNsMIrn rnmsalE.

by virtue "i decree Of the Circuit Court of AM
nos, county pFohouncodu the case OF "Bounes admir-
ie'he' Nc Inc undersigned Commissioner, appointed by
inc hna Nonrt "ul proceed 10 sea public auction Thurs
daY me ''h day ct April next fair II
day thereafter Sunday excepted nj the Market House In the
CITY oil iNnnhburg Negro Man, named Watkins belonging
fnih estate OF Molly CaRhwol deed This ngon
Gus mechanic and extremely valuable VIII
months time except small amount money pay expenses
OF sao ihe purchaser viii bo entitled tn his hire For tho
present year 5000 aud possession the end Of the year
sha sen snrh tito rs vested In by the decree aforesaid
bu the title is undoubtcd T. II RlfCkER
Aharn nf Ami,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

TszO CHINA, GLASS AND EAEtPHs-s IN
HAENWAEEl FOR ilIE SPRING IkApE, isa6 MIA
svg -ANuilts Fp}p, Importer Nholsale aud WIN
~ Retail DEALER lima Glass and Enrthei Narc sA&'
Looking Glasses trd md Table Cutlery Silver Plated
aud I,rana Ware Wondru Willow aud Stone are, Lamp
Graulocs Fancy Goods, &c, a. han al The Rih PITCH
Err Main LyuVhlgre Va, is receiving aud opening
lage and well se ted stock OF tho nba1e namf goods with
great others numerous 10 mention Country nof
chants and others would do well - call mud
my stock and prices before purchasing elsewrr aH
will sell goods Cheap any other Eoaseo the Kind In Nir
gnia Goods going The couutr! will be securely packed
ANDREW BOYD,
Sign OF th. ias Pitcher,
aal33iwlml Lyhthhurg Va.
~ Wythcyllic Telegraph copy yenr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

y1Fs We are authorized tn announce MATHEW H. NOW
Lis candidate the office Of Sheriff, Of Campbell county
tho pnsninv election ffc .d&ntdc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

tg' We authorized announce z. % DoSs eand-
the ohee OF Sheriff OF Campbell county at The ensuing
,con [fe % Scide
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

- We are authorized 10 announce JOHN IL. GoNLEf
for the Office rf sheriff Of Campbell county at the
ensuing election i'm a0d& eide
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PETERSBURG ADvERTISEMENTS.

II EEp THE pGANO ANU MONEY TOO
N II you undecided where yops the CHEAPEST
best PIANOS inst postpone the until you
kronn T. NAAHB on trlaL You an RI
.int the Piano has given satisfaction.
willing give bond aud security 10 furnish you With
~ superior Instrument nj low price
especially entrusted to seectloa sl-ays receive
.arllenlar care H. Y NAsH, Piano Forte Dealer,
Is Syv amore ~ Sank rtreet
petersbarg, Va.
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SALES BY AUCTION.


E.A 9Ahh-itN virtue 81 deed trust executed Il
a, ''sson and dnlN recorded In Campbell county shalt
On ehn1sdaN TIC lth day April 1856 prereol sell at
% hr very valuable residence said IgRnn on cralle
~, nc hous' contains eight rooms Is In excellent repair
WI, al necessary Out houses garden. well. Nc.
Az same time and by virtue a deed executed by Jno r
Hps" ie'"rltd In ectks office of iustngs Court will
s '"oiusl'n'o o said Woodson Federal I'LL The
contains some orr rooms and tho lot fourth
aete-wilh n good well, garden sc
WlsnnE ia purchase are requested In examine the
poPofV mere advertised before day OF sale This npportnl
~ purchase valuable residence In good neiehborhood
Is such as is rarol, ofcrod
ihe sac WIZ take place at o'clock NJ the promises
commencing at Lggons house Terms made known nj time
ei sin' rHOS, !, KIRKPATRICK, trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

NEW FunM.-Thc UsdcvstgMed ka ve fsrnacss
~ aeopar,nershp, and viii general Producer
Gonmiasion bnsinea In the name OF PtrBMA%, WADE r.
CHARLTON In the store formerly oceup.aiy Wills 4 Pit,
BLAME b1flMAN,
U.atc of w nls 4 Pitman)
JAMES WADE,
r. J. CHAkEiOEi
Petersburg April l. 1856. (nte Of Wade Ghafltan1a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

b Quito n crowd was on Main street Friday morning
Uurpsty ascertain the We approached
and aailshed Young dress
ed Of Glass Raine's style Spring Coaah was
really beautiful Upon making further inquiry, we found u
was called the PARDDI OPERA COAT II throws every
thing this In the shade Young gents
be considered fashionable secure at once
al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

TUNO THIN IlNOIEN.~Vhc sWbsCrtbtr AHnw,
takes great pleasure In Informing thu ladies aud v
the public generally, TINT she will open Mot day, rs
handsome assortment OF slk, Grape, Lace Hair and
laid Bnnnets Childrena Flats Dress Chpa Ribbons tnd
fowoa They have been selected with great care from tho
fashionable She fuels they VIII please,
respectfully solets the patronage ct her former friends
and all others WHO may ANYTHING In hcr line of business
~ dts JANE simpson.
~ Rel eops
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

- We authorized to announce Capt. GEORGE w.
LEE ctnd.datc for the Shcrfaty Campbell county
ttre, Al ;he a3d Of Nav fjsn 2i.d&etde.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

nsssOlUTION.-2Tt psvta~vshfn oG Will
u pIrTMAN Ia this day dissolvcdby b wula- reti'
ng ON business p WILLS,
MAKE PITTMAf
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- We authorised 10 announce HOOKER + SMITH
II candidate for the of sheriff Campbell county Al the
ensuly election. Jan.i dhet22d may
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

ANenuinc Havana GiHnrs.-Wc have Inst rc
ccivod several brands Of fine Havana Cigars IN original
which cigars To suit the most sdous tastes
We have made receive Cigars direct from
the In as and Intend To- keep for sale.
all times tho approved brands Of genuine Havana
Cigars IN the market J. H. THOMPSON a co,
u, Anath .orlna md Drug
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

NENTLkMENs GOODG 49, aa,..as ~. 1,o.t H.
nr;n and summer consisting Of tho usual variety Of Blk
and colored cohs Skins, Fancy Marsaies and SIX
wide Dram DeEte large lot Of linen drilling and MAI
allies for pants, suits &c Shirts Collars and Draw
endes HANDKERCHIEF scarf ties ana ~ snas q
itocks His stock Of trimmings hthe best to DC iosnd ~
place. .,..,....,a.. 80. 4.
ought elsewhere made to order 81 snort notice
tentlsmeu will please call and examine before
ap It's - ~ s~
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IlanFI rrrnIrr WITTY, JR-
upEERl.Ea 4 WHITE, s,rsccr-, Com sssis.ieo
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, % Old street,
p,t.,sbu,v Vn fDar IdAsly
,,Ou...,Ns.uwooK no. RI, pcscr.bars

- VA-No1iCE-in thkng charge OF the above establish
nlent would respectfully solicit continuance OF the
patrons Of the Hotel and to my heIss ASK them 10
,al and My table shall alwaysbe spread with Mtis
prnnies of the The all attentive The
establishment shall have the best attention hrt am ma
viii that the ladies' who paironlsc the Hotel
,n every wish graticd and all ask share OF bust
eas furnished IN the best stya ana IS To-
,nted In outlet mart city NV Omnibus will always he
different dcpots 10 attend cnstometsto carry them
and fro JOSEPH IL tahhtNhiON,
Il, gn,i.,ts Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09
MEETING. Of the nenra Of Tr...cc. Of

N iynchhnrg College viii he held n, the pastors study OF
the Methodist Protestant Church. "Wednesday afternoon At
o'clock. Asn. a meeting Of the building Committee N
punctual attendance Ia requested .-.
Nv order Of HE board u. y CHRISTIAN,
Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

TuNHE BUSINESS OF q. u. n ~. II. NOWLsN
will be continued though The death of Joseph b. Now
In had occurred provision having been made
for the continuation the business his
2j-s BENZ; H. NOWIlN.
rnNRlNK~. TKUNKs.! TRUNKS...- "A
u large supply Of Travelling Trunks of a variety prices,
and also Of Carpet aud cnameled Travelling opened
and offered right by =. SEABCRY
apl 5ts
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e1.ss srrAmasIIp ROAN0KE.-rh.

NX
I'VE j. PIItViS agent Is selling good bargains In all kinds
Dry Goods The public viii rleasr call and cXamine his
Cloths Casscfcs Nestngs, Mouslus Mernos Al.
paccas also his stock Of White, Goods Domestic Cot.
tons Cacoes Sc, all OF which will be sold cheap for
raat mn diaiI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09
MARRIED.

rLprn J. HARpwIcS has accepted acaii to
s,r Of the b ,yti4t Chprchiu Dtuviiie.