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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15
Fear fui Accident on the Wiimin and Man
chester Road.

A most fearful accident occurred on tie Will
mington and Manchester road. on Monday after
noon, near the Pee Dee River about ten miles
from Marion G.. H. 1t seems that both trains
were behind time. and were vcntnring on, each
expecting to meet the other. when. in passing
rourd curve, and where the grade is very bea-
w, with hardly the warning of moment. the
collision took place The engine of the down
train had Just increased it's steam for the ascent
and the descent of the grade added to the momen-
tum Of the up train There were three passen.
ger cars attached 10 each train.and as they crash
cd together five were disabled and one almost ut
terly broken in pieces. Both engines and the
baggage cars met the same fate. Not person
was killed and no limbs were broken Most of
the small injuries received were by fremen and
brakemen, and occasioned by jumping from the
train into the ditch by the side of the track
box car on the down train was filled by large
number of negroes. and the tender of the other
train was absolutely forced into this car, where it
remained-but neither of the negroes nor the
gentleman who accompanied them were injured,
though thrown on each side TO make way for the
tender Charleston Standard.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15
Southern Commercial Convention,

FIFTH DAY.
SAVASNAH Dec, 12.--The resolutions in favor
"f tree trade and direct taxation. laid tho
table-57 ayes to "a nays-but the vote was sub.
sequently reconsidered, and committee of one
from each State was appointed TO consider the
subject, and report at the next Convention.
A resolution in favor of the completion of GER
tain railroads in Georgia. Louisiana and Alaba.
ma. were adopted.
Mr.. Hubbard Of Ala. offered res lu,on ad-
vocatng the establishment Of detective police,
To ferret out the di-turbers Of the peace in South.
ern Ststes. and union OF the Southern planters
for the establishment of fiscal agency.
Resolutions for the appointment of commit
tee TO enquire into the expediency Of opening the
slave trade were debated.
Albert Pike, of Arkansas. made an eloquent
speech in opposition TO the re-opening of the
slave trade. oa the grounds of humanity. He said
he hoped the whole world would be ultimately
free.
Mr.. Baber of Alabama. replied to Mr.. Pike
He contrasted the condition of society at the
North and the South, drew conclusions in favor
of the latter and hoped slavery would always ex-
Isl.
The resolutions were reiected-ayes "a, nays
81. Alabama. South Carolina and Texas voting
in the affirmative.
Various resolutions were reported. viz in ia
vor OF mail contracts 10 the North and South
foundries for casting cannon and small arms in
the South; recommending an organization TO pro-
mote Southern emigration to Kansas enquiring
whether due proportion Of arms and munitions
of war belonging TO the [. S. Government is in
Soathein Arsenals; asking Congress to put
Southern harbors in state OF defence; sympa
thizng with the Demociaic movement in Cen
trail America ana the introduction Of slavery
there.
these were all adopted.
A committee was appointed 10 call the next
Convention, and 10 issue an address to the South
ern people, and the Convention adjourned.
A ball was given TO the delegates Wednesday
evening, in the warehouse the Georgia Central
Railroad. The room was 500 feet long, and mag
niicenty decorated. Everything passed off
happily.
The Virginia delegation, the night before, at
tended bal! given them by Mr.. Chas. Green.
The Convention will adjourn innlly this even
ing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15
WIllin M ID. Enir Fan,

The numerous friends OF tins gentleman IN Nir-
guia will be gratifad to learn that he has been
appointed To the professorship of Mathematics
Philosophy and Literature in one of the High
Schools of New Orleans. Being highly ednea.
ted and having considerable experience in teach
ing, he is eminently qualified Ia discharge accep
nbly the duties ot the position assigned him; aud
will no doubt reflect credit upon himself and the
institution with which hei- connected. Know
ing him well and approaching him highly. We
wish him abundant happiness and success in his
new and distant home Richmond ~ hig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

II
i ne Democrats have a majority of both houses.
FROM CENTRAL. AMt.1ea-wALkrR yicroRors.
re news ffom Nicaragua is highly important.
Zen Walker had achieved success in n serins
"' oa'ties' with the combined Central American
forces '''' 'N'''
Va the ioth November Gen. Horn shy with 900
'nen' ae'eated iloo OF the enemy under the com.
mand of the Costa Rican, General Canes ria
enemy lost 2O'i lIorn,by lest two killed and
wounded. ''
he tour days fighting at Massays ended in
the defeat of the enemy.
TN. Walker returned to Granada, and giving
three days notice of his intention. to allow time
TO reinnve vauables, fired the town. not leaving
Ve'flga OF the place lie removed all the eli
reefs OF the men aud inhabitants 10 Rivas which
VIII hereafter be the capital of Nicaragua:
naval battle occurred between the Nicaraguan
war sehr 6ranada, and Costa Rican brig of
war three times its size The Costa Rican vessel
was blown up. and all on board were lost.
1t Is supposed the enemy have lost 5000 sol,
IPr3 IN til" various battles snea October
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15
VI KIEE.

On the eth Nov, by the Rev. Geo. Painter, Mr..
JoHS W GREEy, of Germantown. Pa. 10 Miss BETTE
n, daughter Of Judge i. S. Fulton Of Wythe county,
Va
On the 2cth ult.. by the Rev. Mr.. -, Mr., IRA D..
Bell and Miss NANCY II. RNNEs, daughter OF Nr.
Richard Raines. all of Franklin county, Va.
On 4th Dee 1856 by Rev Moses D. Hoge, Mr..
JoHS L. IRVINE. son Of Capt VIM. Irvine to Miss
bfrTIR Hoes, daughter Of DI. Thomas 7. Hoge OF
Oakley, Halifax county Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15
knsiiun Ilurder.

The galvestan, Tpxus, tlviIllan Of IN" 26th
ult.says:
The news of Indian murders III Keer county,
seems to indicate that the people Of that now
county are in critical situation. zen "f her
citizens were murdered within few days; her
looses Ia I year in LIE aud stock were consider
bic aud altogether that beautiful region has had
scourgc Kerrsvse is the highest settle
"a the Guadalupe, and unless prot 'ct"d by the
military the people must either abando" there
homes OF defend themselves which with SO sparse
a population Is hard to dp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

George w. NARROW, u we'll known citizen oil
Rnppahannock county, expired suddenly at tho
residence If Captain JOHN Porter, this county,
some days ago. 1t was on the occasion of a bri,
dial party. The deceased had participated free
~ in the festivities o the evening. when he was
taken i'll, and despite the prompt medical assis-
tance rendered him, was IN n few moments num-
bered amongst the dead. Udrtenton Flag.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

a young lady named Narcissa Burnham. was
found dead in hed,on the evening of the 18th ni..
in Austin Texas. She was residing with Col
Subletts family. and had been in the habit Of us
ing chloroform 10 put herself To sleep.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15
Con grcssioual.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l2.-Ssnaie. not in ses-
sion.
House.-Mr. Campbell, of Ohio. reported the
Consular and Dplomatic.and the legislailve'Es.
ecuive and Judicial appropriation bills.
Private bills were considered, and the House
adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

New YORK, Dec l2.-The ship s. Lon- from
Liverpool, has arrived here. and h'lng4 captain
Higgins wife, and ~ of the ere" ct t. amp
Transport of Boston. wrecked in hurricane a
bout the 18th ult
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15
SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS.

NOTeCG.-Wiu be sold 3Osk Dee ssshrr NJ
~ tho late residence Of W u Horton decd Negro hoy
nnnei Jsek Tor Cash Also several other Negroes Horses
and Cattle aud the Crop OF Corn Shucks aud Fodder.
Nc on credit of e months the purchaser purchasers Civ
Ing Bonds With approved security
A. &. HORTON
dec Is ewaw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

CONGRESSIONAL NoMSATIoS.-We learn from the
Parkersburg Gazette that Convention representing
the Democracy of the Eleventh District, was held in
Parkersburg on the 9Th, and that on the twentieth
ballot Albert G. Jenkins Esq of Cabell was nomi-
mated for Congress-Messrs j. NJ. Bennett B. w
Jackson j. II. Brown and {. S. Lewis were the prn-
cipal competitors for the nomination.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

n SLAVES FOR uuRE.-FOr Hire for the
sDVI ensuing f Slaves belonging to tho estate Of
the late Francis b. Shackleord Among them will be found
large lot of valuable Tobacco Factory hands also
good field hands GARDENERS &c Women and house Girls &C.
which will he hired privately until the LIST Tuesday
January 1857 which time all not previously hired out Will
be hired public auction tho highest bidder in front Of the
the City Of Lynchburg The hrers viii be
required al bonds with approved security for
the hires. H. II. LEWIS.
Agent Attorney fact for Jno w Schoofod cx of =.
b. Schaekeford decd.
Apply for the present at the Old stand Of A G Lewis
daeu a 9taSYu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

CoRREc1i oS--In communication in Yesterdays
issue of the Enquirer, it was assumed that all the
members of the Electoral College but three signed
recommendation of Gov, Floyd for appointment
in the Cabinet We are requested to state that Mr.
Hughes billiards. name is not upon the papcr-Rtch-
y1onG ENQUIRER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

NORTH WESTERN (VA) RALRoAD.-The Parkers-
burg Courier says that the rack-ayers on this road
are rapidly approaching each other At last dates
the eastern party had reached Hughes river-not
more than twenty miles from where the western par
y is at work They will meet some time this month
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

JAMES V CAMrRrtI WILLIAM r. WILLS.
ANANPUELL n WELLS,
V Attorneys, Solicitors md Conn sellors
Once In phnnlN Block, l66 jefferson Avenue DETROIT
McnI0AN. dec hlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15
LATEST NEWS
I'VE Wee Later from California.
A""iN AL OF THE STEAMER TEXAS,
""Hi IMPORTANT FROM CEN.
TR4L AMERICA

NV ORLEANS, December lOth.-The steam.
ieaas which sailed from San Juan ON the 5ih
W has arrived. bringing dates from San
I faneiseo TO the 10Th November
me ioliowingis the vote in CALIFORNIA;.
~, 'an'" .-....--......... 10000
/, '-- .3b,bD
'N''"'. ....-...,.l9,O0O
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

uDtBIsC sAIE.-Wc III sell, on Thursday
the l4ih day of December H"Nt Mt our Factory The
I'LL all Factory Fixtures consisting Of large Iios
Pound ~ aud ~ Mills many articles usually
KEPT in manufacturing establishments They generally
nearly and IN good condition.
TflNs All suns OF 10 aud uudcr Cash sOt $50
months Tine SO mSitls credit with negotiable
isfaciary endorsed Saml ruudcNtcr Jr will close the
the
25d3awtlsl,c rOINDENTER & HALSEY.
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$50 u. LNNaNORNf II. noIcoMHf.
a ANGuINRNE n NOLCOMBE.
RuuLcr. and Ex, I'm Rr0 q

NN(.GINKNE n VOECOWWE.
IA RRUkcrs aud Exchange brokers,
Corner of Main and Bridge Streets INnehburg, Va, will
collect and the loves, Of Exchange They will
the highest market price Land Northern
Exchange, Coin and Cucurrcnt Money
REFER TO
rhe Presidents and Cashiers Of the several Banks of Lynch
lurE Mcssrs. K II Maurv Co, Mcssrs Pairn Richmond,
McsSrs Johnston Bros Co, SAM Harris Sons, Josiah
Lee Il Co, Baltim Mcssrs Farnham. Kirkham 4 Co.
DrcNe Co, Philadelphia Mcssrs Nanbleck, Read Drex
81. y Ward Co, Lees Waller, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

- As trustee Ia deed 81 trust made by - Lyman viii
se nj public auction Saturday tho 18Th day Of Dcccmber
nj o'clock NJ on the remsc the property described In
The said decd ns tao acre of Ground with double Brick
Tenement thereon In tho city OF INnrhhury
Joining the Tobacco Factory Of Mcdaniel Iu Preston
II Will he sold credit II o. ~ aud II months negotiable
we'll endorsed including the Interest," upon purchase
money from the day of sale. JNp q. L. GOG0IN
drr hood Ice Irnst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

Leaving n nett profit Of ............. S20sl53 ~
being 1915 90 per cent. of the gross amount.
The road was opened to Danvilie only on the lst
of July.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15
sxrs TuE New NouX a vInGsNsA

xfN4E, TIN NEW YORK 4 VIVd-1NIN
NAAQii. STEAMSHIP Coin consequence Of the with
dfawal nf the "IAMESToM N, for repairs. Sc.
the ROANOKE will leave New York every Saturday evening"
mud city Point every "Wednesday morning O'Clock Pas
leaving Iynchhurg by the South side Railroad
Tuesday morning will morning with tho oRnoko
Guy ront. LEE & JOHNSON
Agents for n. Y & Va Steamship 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

~ Of adccrce of hr irI Cont Tor the county Camp
bell In the CharcetN of Aoxandcrs Administrator
his Widow Heirs &c therein pending, shall Thursday,
the 9Th DAY Of January 1857 II fair II the day.
public auction the Market House. In the CITY Lynch
burg sell the Slaves thereby d. cccd to be SOLD consisting Of
thornton. Blacksmith bgges Rope Maker aud Driver,
Ben House Servant Allen. Frederick Anthony Farm
hands. and sally. House Scryau' and her rhld
TFRMsFour months credit, aud bonds with good security
required ROBT. DAVIS
Admir- with the VIII ANNEXED Of Gerard Alexander decd
ID y Il ssntu tEt,n Ist.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

NNRAWFNd. AND PAINTING.-Ihe nmdcr.
~ signed respectfully Offers her services teach
the beautiful art Of Drawing nd Painting, Velvet Board
Paper provided class Of be obtained
Specimens OF the be at tho Clothing Bazaar
Mcssrs. burroughs. Shnlcr Co and Mt the Residence
Sagic also the terms of tuition for pupils
MISS & J. SLAGLE
GertiGCatc.-Thi- ~ to certify thRt W iss ~. i.
SsgIc pupils and has attained remarkable prof
cheney in the Of drawing and painting by process
Saglc well qualified lessons beanti
full ADOLPIltS ERNETTE, Paris
tvnchburg, Nov H. 1916 der o Ivy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

TRIAL OF AUSTIN This unfortunate man was con-
vcted of forgery in two cases before the ned States
Court yesterday, before Judge iialyhurton. There
are now three convictions hanging over him, which
in all probability will send him to the Penitentiary
for fifteen wears By the consent of the Court, the
Attorney for the United States entered noH' prose-
qn on the remaining indictments, and then discbarg
cd the Grand Jury-Rclmoad DjPatcd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15
LnAm.lx WHIT currEmn.-I... RECEIVED

&. the Manufacturers ni OF the Combined Spiral SAT-
sage Cutters. with - and % Steel nades This arcn
Improvement upon those sold last year aud that
great aatacuon These have The Iron Gylnact and will
fom 80 200 lbs per hour, aud which viii
To rive entire satiiaeon, SIMPSON & bro,
Sign OF the Golden Lock iynchhurg.
Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

VIII soil At auction ON Wednesday the 18th II December
ih our Larry" and t"mmodnr, Hrck Factory the I'm with
all the ffeses and Fixtures which have been
years and are of the hest quality Several Iron aud hal
pound Mills, nearly ncw
Torms liberal aud made knrwf the day Of sale.
MCDANIEL & huRT. y rs
dec sdil1dcc of Mcdaniel Hurt A pr,.,o,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

DAyvrLLF RAlLRoAp-The ninth annual meeting of
the Richmond aud Danville Railroad Company was
held in Richmond on the 10th.
The gross receipts Of the road the past
wear S42l762 81
The expenses were 2l3,593 SO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15

HtOING and Striking and Striking and Getnl.
VI just opened invoice Of Yankee Clocks which
we would like friends and customers After
said regard to clocks there nothing equal
10 Clock economy and accurate time Keeping
They cost ginning and cost less to keep them
ing than Clocks made sold and whilst going
,Iov will cd As WELL and STRIKE As LOUD a. French
Clock will six times - much We repeat IT. for
economy and keeping the Clocks are in ad
vance o Clocks Warranted twelve months and for
st- Ivy Sill VEhiaOkN = Cliff
T. you that Gold Fly q 6lvsrthesu Cffs
Jewey with his Opal 81 Ruby baek ssA Diamood
eyes, We merely wish 70 ask Tie qussttes fdse II IL
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-26
SHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
The State Of Louisiana Parish Of East Feliciana- -
7th District court. No. POSI-.
John b. Mccoy G. P. Mccoy. transferec, vs., Eli L.
Ilaygood and wife.
DY VIRTUE of writ of feri facas, iss,i-
" cd in the above entitled suit, and to me
directed by the Honorable court aforesaid. I have
seized and will offer for sale ut the door OF the court
house in said Parish. on the
FIRST SATURDAY IN FEBRUARY, 1856,
Mt O'Clock. a. all the right. title interest and
claim. of Eli l. Haygood and wife. in and to the
following described property 10 witt
certain Lot Of Ground acquired by W.
II. Rist, Of j. w. Taylor, by purchase, be-
ing square acre, situated, lying, and being,
in said Parish, in the vicinity of the town Of
Clinton, laid of in the following manner, to
wit: to front on the road leading from Clin-
ton to Liberty, commencing on said road,
ten feet from the north east corner Of Au-
guste Rist's lot, and running wcstwardly,
parallel with said line Of Augnste Rist keep
ing the same distance from the said line for
the purpose Of passage way between, so far
as by making the other sides equal will Just
make one acre of ground, having the main
road aforesaid for its eastern boundary.
Also: all the buildings and improvements there
on, and all the rents and revenues accruing
therefrom
Terms Of Sa,e--Cash, with the benefit Of npprase
ment. b. NJ G, BROWN
dec 20. 1855 Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

The State of Louisiana. Parish of East Feliciana.--
7th District Court. No. 223l.
r. @. Campbell VS.. Eunce l.. Field.
DY VIRTUE Of a writ of neri facns issued in the
ID above entitled snit, to me directed by the Homo
rablc Court aforesaid I have seized and will offer
for sale at the door of the court house in said parish
on the EE#
FIRST SATURDAY OF FEBRUARY. 1855,
at ii o'clock n all the right. title. interest and
claim Of the defendant. Eunce l.. Field, in and Ia
the following slaves to wit;
Man Price, aged 3S years,
Man John, aged 80 years,
Man Charles, aged 22 years, #
Boy Harry, aged lS years,
Woman Sarah aged 40 years.
Girl Sally, aged 0 years,
Woman Rose aged 40 years,
Woman Caroline, aged 40 years.
Property seized hy order of plaintiffs attorney
to satisfy plaintiffs demand aud all costs.
Terms Of Sals-Ca.h, with the benefit Of apprase
mcnt. B. N. G. BROWV
dec ~. 1855 Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-26
LEGAL SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

The State Of Louisiana, Parish of East Feicians
Justice Chase's Court, (ate Justice Carman's)
9th Ward.
Thomas Adams vs.. Worsham & Dixon
DY VIRTUE OF a writ of 4. ia. to me directed by
~ the honorable court aforesaid, In the above en-
titled suit have seized on and will offer for sale a,
the court house dsor In the town Of Clinton on the
FIRST SATURDAY IN MARCH,
~, 1856, between the hours of IL O'Clock AM and
O'Clock Pm: all the right. tite interest and claim
Thomas J. Worsham 4 James NJ. Dixon have In and
to the following named and described property:
One town lot in the town of Clinton, in said
Parish, known and designated on the fgura-
tive plan ofsaid town, as lot No. !, in square
No. 8, with all the buildings and improve.
ments theron, said property being known as
the Union Hotel, situated on the north east
corner Of the Public Square Of said town.
Terms Of Sals.--Cash with the benefit Of appraisc-
mcnt. b. NJ G.. BROWN.
jan &c, 1856 Sheriff.