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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21

a CARD.-Owing 10 unavoidable circumstances,
hi.s NARY AGSEs {cs.neron) will be dsbsrfed the
49, o. sppszins before her eDds and the pahc THIS
.Sik0 but viii give her entertainment ztk inst, st
~"An<Sssn, Rseskyn, whsg sse pei!ss viii 10 srsa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
=" O w W + ID / ID l L E.
Lis In 10 boastfu spiri. that refer 70 the suPeority

EOR FOUR CENTS you can obtain TUE
MORNING, a. all the News Dep:ts, with the BEST illus
TRATlONs by the BEST ARTIST, ofihs BURNING OF the
PUJiADELPHIA FERRY BOAT. together with EngrayinEs
of ali the he As the public THE
ITDGFRlneyer does things by halves.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21

NEW MUSIC" Be Kind TO Each Other" by
IN Nots; Is cents We recommend this excellent
song for the home circle The word and music both beau
Polis Redows" by Grabe; 80 eeGts Life but Bubble" by
Bwsei Is cents Louisa Pype pshan s. cent, BOeo;
cent. The Get 81 mailed free Any Music advertise
no, may he returned and the full v.lue In cssh will bs
sssuns@d COOK l. BRO, No. Ss3 Broadway.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
NEW YORK MARKETS.

There was some disposition among dealers in
cotton to await the rece pit of private letters due
ty the Arabia. hence the sales were confined yes
terday to about 1000 bales, the market closing
quite firm at &c. for strict mlddling upnnds.-
! Flour was quite du'l for common grades, while
prices were easier. Common Michigan and good
common State ranged from s. 75 Sc. Other
lower grades were also dull. with tendency to
lower rates. while the higher aud choice grades
Of extras were but little affected. Good common
to fair Southern wheat sold at 81 7Ga 81 30. Corn
was hcavy,wth sales at all kinds AT 6Oc. n Gle. n
63c., with small lot of white,devered, reported
at 633c., Rye was nominal AT Ole. 9oc. Pork
was about the same for mess with rather more
doing. Lard was more active nnd tiruer. Sngnrs
were steady and active. The sales emhrac-
I'd about Loo bids chiefly Cuha nuscova-
do, with 100 do. Porto Rico, ut prices given in
another column. Coffee was steady, and in fair
demand The sales embraced about =. 10O hags
Laguyara. at rates given in another pnee.-
Freghts TO English ports were to fair extent
without change OF moment in rates.-N \ Heraid
IpH 2JM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28


The Memphis (rcunJ Bulletin gives an nc
count OF the murder of Mr. Jenkins ehighly res
Peetnbie citizen Of Criitenden county Akron the
ifh INST. by ID. Dentricks who shortly after
arrested, On the next day the mob made an at.
tack upon the iail with crow bars pick axes, and
hnving forced an entrrnce man named jenkins
cousin of the murdered man, discharged the CON
tents OF two pistols and shot gun into thu cell
(thrcugh the bars where Hrndriek WA confined
without EFFECT however. The doc, of the prison
er's cell was then forced aud DR. Blair leader of
the crowd was knocked senseless by Hendricks,
who armed with piece of seanting inflicted n
wound upon his head four or five inches in length.
hendricks was taken from his cell and led to the
edge ct the wood near the lake where he told
that he had only five minutes 10 live and To make
his peace with his Maker NJ. HIS wife chung to
him and appealed to those in the mob who ap-
pear"d intent upon deprving her husband of life
to give him fair trial by jury of his country.
men- The prisoner was then taken buok TO pris-
ON to await trial.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
ReceUt;ou Of Mr.. buchanan.

AS soon a. the Arago was signalled in the Bay
at - o'clock this morning. the Intelligence was
communicated at the Chiefs Office. whence DIES
patches were sent to the various Wards in which
the members of the Reception Committees resi-
dcd, informing them of Mr.. Buehanan's arrival.
The members immediately convened at the City
Hall. where they took carriages and proceeded
t., the Arago's dock, at the foot of Beach street.
Nntp landing The eatliness Of the hour. and
the fact that the arriva, of the steamer was not
generally known throughout the city, n large
crowd of persons-the friends of Mr.. Buchanan
and curious spectators were upon the ground
The steamer reached her landing before nine
o'clock. and a ~ the gangway was lower
ed the Reception Committees went on board
and were seyerally introduced to Mr.. Buchanan
He looks ms hearty and robust ever. though a
little paler than usual, account of the severe
sea sickness from which be suffered during most
of the voyage. Alderman Ely. who was deputed
to speak for the Committees. rendered him the
hoSpialies Of the city. with complimentary
allus"n to his eminent public services and pri
waite virtues.
Mr. Buchanan replied, that he was profoundly
grateful for the honor extended to him. and would
be happy to remain the guest of the city during
his stav He expressed him self averse, howcv-
er TO a public dinner ar other demonstrations
He added, with emphasis. that he was rcjoiccd
once more to set his foot upon n land of liberty.
The Committee then conducted the City's
pue.t to the Everett House, in Union Square
Where an elegant suite of apartments had been
provided for his reception In thr forenoon he
was called upon by the Mayor and numerous dis
tinguished citizens.
Mr.. buchanan las consented oreceivc public
! concentrations at the Governors Room, IN the
| CITY Hail. at 70 VI. 10 morrow, upon which "c
casion it is expected TINT the Mayor will present
him the complimentary resolutions recently adj
| tod hv 10th hrauces Of the Common Council.
| Mr.. buchanan will leave for Philadelphia on
Frilav.-N Y Journal Of Cfnmerce.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28

APRIL 26-J Caldwell. Wythevilc; \ Is Rose q lah
Funsicn; ID y Newsom Bedford J Vi Pettgrew, q IL ~
Franklin ptisylvaua; a |. James Conner springs
Claiborne X + Powell. Danyule w Bradley hahaWha' -
Lee Halifax: r. II Bnckner Marion; Peters Nainpoell
Everett Bedford Col Langhnrnc, city BParker e.
Prince Campbell II Martin. Va NV helpS bedford u
Cock Campbell J l,rvin Tenn Bridges lady emil
dren Master Bridges, Bridges Richmond Ciaioorh
Va II Rotenham. Neyyberue; w G Auman. WytheVite IL
Smith, Baltimore; u & Dunn. e I LetcGheld, Abngdoh u
Kyle, ntsomcry BukcSs lady, Lancaster RoddN'
Tenn; Wilkinson. Elliott. iillsYic; l. CVass Gap
Mills, X Moore, Knoxville; A Mahon. Washington; l. >
williamson Maids 7 Il Jones, liarksdalc CharoitoS
vile; j w Phelps Va; J e Adams Patrick.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
Persererdnce ocLGdu franklin.

Mr.. Henry Grinuel. of New YORK has just re-
cc'ved letter fiom Lady Franklin, in which
she Expresses desire that Dr. Kane should visit
England for the purpose Of taking charge of an
other Arctic expedition. She still hopes that some
survivor of Sir John Franklin may he found liv
ing among the Esquimaux, from whom might be
obtained the particulars of Ter husbands fate
She proposes to fit out II propeller at her expense
and give the command to Dr. Kane
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28

In pursuance Of decree Of the Crcu, Court oRoanoke
IN the case Charles W. fosh against James n Tosh pro
nonneed at the last term the Undersigned who appointed
aeehmsoner Tor that purpose will for sale NJ the Mig
,k pepot on Saturday, the 3lst day OF May very
sanaos art of LAND conalng about 300 acres formerly
owned ny Jonathan fosh decd lying within mile of the
NIX Iiek Depot adjoining the lands If Col VIM NJ reyton.
6eofge Tayoo aud others The improv consist Of
good framed Dw elnng House with passage mud four
looms Kitchen stable and other buildings Possession
Tor seeding VIII be given the LIST Of September next and
tn possession the 2ath Of December Tho sale
VIII he one third If the purchase mouoy cash and the
maher In one two and three years from the day ~ day
sale me purchaser giving houd with approved security for
ihedeered payment and the title retained all tho pun
chase money Ia paid viii take pleasure In showing the land
10 any ono wishing to purchase. THOMAS TOSH
AMI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
Uesfern BreadsfuHs.

BUFFALO. April "a, 1856. The Milwaukee
american adds ST. Louis and Montreal TO it's list
of places reporting the stock of eour and wheat
On hand, published few days since, and with
additions the aggregates now are Wheat. |.
7GO63S bushels -four, 3S6, i25 barrels.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
New ORLEANS. April -, l35t

Col. French has left San ,lonn for Aspn~all,
owing 10 quarrel with Walker. It's re9orted
TINT Walker had 700 men marching to meet the
Costa Ricans who were expected to invade NJ
caragun. The accounts afe meagfe aud uhTri'-
able.
Col Schie.slnger has been court lnar'inled on
charpe of treason aud eaxacdicc. The result of
Schlessing.r's engagement with the Costa Rlcnns
is stated to be loss Of ninety men, including the
mi sing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28

EI SAE-By virtue of deed of trust executed by r. H.
iiFson, aud duly recorded IN Campbell county, shalt
ON "Wednesday the Oth day Of April 1856 proceed TO soil
auction the valuable residence said iggon Cnlle
lll The house contains eight rooms Ia excellent repair
with all necessary out houses garden, welt sc
At same time and by virtue decd executed by Jno. T.
Noodson recorded In cork office liustnRs Court VIII
sell tue Residence of s,d WOudsun, Federal I'M The
house contains ruomy aud the lot uur az
aett-with good we'll. garden, Sc
Persons Wishing 10 purchase requested o examine tho
napory here adv erstd before sale This Oppur tunl
Is to purchase valuable residence good noghb'hood
Is such = rarely offered
The sale viii lake place oclouk 49, M the premises,
commencing at Iggons house Terms made known tino
% saie. vIIDS ! KIRKPATRICK
1lnnlLllt llllI,lt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
,Sienmbnnt ErploSiOn..

MoNTaoMrRY. Ala. April 23 1756-1h'
steamboat Cuna. plving on III" Alabama rver
was destroyed on Suneiny hr-i by the explosion
If her boiler. Several passengers were Killed
The hoat was .omuch shattered by the explosion
that she sunk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
Uenih Of Bochsn

A letter received in Philade ,'la states tho'
Chsrie~ Eoch>a, the distinguished harp'>t died
in Australia. ON the 9Th Of January. lie wa
travelling with Madame Bishnp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28

'NOeVPVFF WAYS, BrGGIES. SIIKIES AND
CARRY AiS.at ancunlu order to raise money to pay
debia, will sell on Friday the 18th inst, (ArriD, large
stock of Ready Made work, auction. II s of my own
Manufacture aud consists OF Largo Family Carriages Eockn
WY, Rugt Snkrs, aud spring Carryne Sale pos
Tive. Terms viii be liberal, aud made knowua sale
Rpl l7ttdstdad before JOIN II. BAILEY.
- Be1fr sentinel Salon ,ogstur, FmcaHr Democrat
aud " ytheNiie Telegraph copr til day OF sale,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
Democratic nomination for Governor Of Nilsson

ST. LOUIS. April 27.--The Benton Democracy
have nominated Col Thomas II. Benton for Gov
ernor. The Atchison Democrats have nominated
Trustee Polk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28

As trustee in deed OF executed by William
Hanhah aud with the of said Hannah, viii soil.
ny way OF nbich auction NJ the Market House tho city
LAnenhniF, on NhDNE DAY the 10th Aprl, 1896 the
valuable Stock Of Goods ed In said decd
The said goods have been recently purchased and country
nefefants au others will do well to nttcnd Sale continue
from day Ia day till completed
lthms- All sums under $780, cash, all that
ahdoVer upon credit of six twelve months
negotiable nutes well endorsed 4 W. FACE, trustee
sne conducted by brya Akors, auctr. lnpl 22dScids
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28

FURTHER Particulars from Nicaragua Quarrel
betreen French and Naiher-he Jorce q
IyoIksr--CoI. Schlessenger Court Mortioiled.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS
RENr no,NrA,N LAMB unu ..lr-

kGNs MOI NGAIN LAND EOW sAB.E-
nc suns Hber as executor Of John Price decd viii
a.. - -, tetdc suction un the promises Wednrs
e ~ juno next the tract Of Land belonging to the
sa'o =, sah rice, known THE ufNr MOUNTAIN"
nehae contains upwards Of 5000 chiefly
s m ke and will be sold entire In parcels Of
H.H ~" 10 lun sores, he preferred The greater
psrt OF luis land table land covered with timber of
eNelY 'are,N and Il fine quality Detached portions
IN hafe been In cultivation wears
nsa sel me suited to the culture rob,cco Wheat Corn,
nv, anu oates hatt IA admirable suited Grass
na s''"huhg a. " does In springs and streams MEADOWS
my n mae to almost any extent tht might he desired 1t
= Whhth ~ nl 81 the Va Tcnn x In direction
.aie aa within ahoutb miles OF the Allegheny Springs
me'eosefN county good turnpike road " with
other directions
The terms will ho liberal aud viii bo known
day of sale.
RoWr II, NELSON, trx.o,,,o,s
JOHN IL PRICE S'A''"''"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
A n NrpoNAIp1 ln n. ItOOrE,
NEW CONCERN - NJ Donnid a M","ys,

" Dealers In II ATS, CAPS BOOTS hIfoIS, INV Mn
above Exchange Garner aud nearly opposite tf
Of Measrs Metoko aud Jones Main .atreL Iinchbul
hug leave To hnnounce that they hn
opeuadn YEU Hat n SHOE STORE In this cltvnn' 0
viii he constantly supplied With every article apporian 30
lug . their line 1T business.
respectfully soliciting the patronage of their hlthdA mug
public ender the confident assurance that they ""
prepared superior Inducements to pr
both rorarda the quality and prices OF then gou
has Just returned from the Northern cilce
selections with oNrrvsAy "r h
market aud intending sell for CASH nr To punouh cus
nrs they will be enabled Ia soil ut reduced
T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28

p We nuthoiycd announce Capt GEORGE ".
LII! canddate Constable in the second district #
Campbell county. [spl l6-dSctdr'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28

NTDBISE.-Eor the purpose Of pHtting u new
acqneduc Black Water Creek, and enable the
for The enlargement Of the Basin Mt Lynchburg
take the Of the below
surface Of the Canal the CATION will be interrupted
the 2ud division the Canal follows ON h
below the Water W orks the water viii BE-
drawn the dth of June to enable the Company
Bay the Canal above and Black Water
Greek when the 9TH of june the level Will be filled by
Of feeder tank Black Water Creek after
which the navigation VIII rInAl above and below
acqneiuet mil the 27h Iunr when the will he
Oh the Levels from Iynchburg the Combined Locks and
the l2th JAY when the navigation full
~ restored Notice hereby given all using
Canal below the Black Water Acqurdnc Tor mill
other purposes tlat win be allowed 10 b,
the Canal any purpose whatever the nh
June the 9th June
BY order u the President Of the : H. & X co
JAMES NJ HARRIS
apl % d. claStl2ulY SUIT Repairs I'd UtVisiuu.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.

q We are requested to announce WILLIS !. COWIINt
Candidate r the Office of Constable for the 1t district.
apl lg.d2eta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28

day the 81 May, entire stock of goods ssng OF
hhs Wines Bandies, Holland Gin, Dry Goods iiardwarc
is Se AL o which will be sold until day of SALE
THOSE want oi Fine Liquors win do well TO give call
" 'hlis DAVIS NOWIiN A.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28

THE RED MES,s RETuRE-rhc Red Men arrived IN TINS
city yesterday afternoon by the SoutSide cars from ther
Lyueburg trip with which they all appeared to be exceeding
well pleased good too for Lynchburg nos
ptaty They paraded for some tne through
the principal Streets displaying their new and handsome pan
great advantage. after which they returned 10 '
s5waIn to lof uniform aud talk over the pleasing
~ MS Of the visit. in conntil-P ErIress
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

- = -, u n must
un,rNT 4 nHO. General Commi-.io" ,.er-
III CHANTS VIRaiSiA 81, between Cary st aud u q
u L. L. Depot solicit eon'irnmcn's Of Tobacco wheat
They also fof all produce merchandise sent TO their
Prompt resonal attention paid TO all business eohnoo
y Richmond March aG,b iesa fma cots
100000 ha,'su wood = " 10 ''S' inch hutton
II. II. wHITLouk son
maa5dam. Rirhmond Va
pDR OFIaGE EoR sAIE.-s wish to sell
- the entire TYPE, noRDER GufS CASES &c. be.
now quantity .ufeen for good job once, there
being eser sixty different ,an.s ., iyr' ~, oon r,,
AND WARRANTS. am"d Warr."i-! I'VE
paving the highest cash price for LAM, VAN
RANTS tars having them for sale would do wsll '1gNo
~ a call lnur ie-dins PETERS SPENCE GO.
vNEN no a.. l. IA uEWAIsD.- N..n"ny
Il from the Va \ Tenn Il Il Co, slave named Edmund
belonging MIRA Ann NJ. Elliott, of Campbell county The
"o ssl s n'"'' ''"''" '''' J. II hUours
lNcr Uirc.-A Negro Girl, nbo", ~ year. cid
II used In nursing and house work. IL u u MEAN
k,pWsNsi Is56.-Ncw DRY Goods h.,"
- opened aareo superior atoeh OF FANCY and 81
PIE bay GOODS to which would call ID" attention o. the
lsebes French Won Ae %e together wih every e,.' NJ
Ladies' AMI aantsmens are OF the latest 4 nnd WIN
be sold nj the very lowest faioH }. w fAfNl"
apl lnts
ItREAM AND PEACuEs.-A"o'her." ppiy
cd with the addition OF n,,ia sugar sou
dsh posea ing all the delicate flavor 81 u" ne.ch n
| taken from tho tree. For aale ny JUN " 500
! apl2ln prugf
uNEaTn blow 80 eusNsHEs.-A. this
- the for house cleaning We would call The ~
tanilon House keepers To this neYr failing temed, II
""'s } Ii. THOMPSON co,
apl ad2ots lrugssS
w bn satisfactorily answered by call
! Ing at II THOMPSON cos pRtu STORE, and ts'.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
upATn,N. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n"a n"r-
ENAoToRy FIXTURES FOR SALE wish 10

dispose private sale o tho Fixtures Of the Tobacco
by Ho Dcprest, Campbell g..
H. They all the necessary fixtures for well
peted establishment comprising and all
In good order and nearly wing been used but
They will lie disposed Of liberal terms,
The building also for sale, opportunity
srnted wishing To In tho sn Of put
ting uI nbacHn. JOHN ID ALEXANDER
AMI Id
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28

IN undecided whore get The fiiEAPfoi
md BEET PIANOS jnd postpone ts matter until Jon cen
on MA S1Is trial Won retain thsmoney
untii the Piano has given saiisfsstsrn. -
lie willing give bond and teari,y to furnish you Win
90 superior Instrument at n low Tftef
orders especially sefftEa always receive
lariienlar care. u. y. kAs1i, Piano foffe pealer,
~, Sycamore, corner ef Ban srfreet,
ants Petersburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
CULVER Plated X IVORY GooDs.--wc

- opening large assortment IT thrre goods con
sne Of plated Table Casters Walters FROM ~ rs mch'
Mater Pitchers Gohets phieu WRef Tanks, Syrup cupH
With plate aud lea Sofa Of tiN pieces ndl
Stands Flower BovleH Mustard and Salt spoons sugar
rongs scoops Spoon and Egg Stands Table Doact aud
Ten Spoons Table Desert Forks pattern nn' In
dnced 10 BE- pidffd AihAIA ANA
ffibia Ja which renders them superior quhly
knivea Tor silver plated Forks from good nttt
thirty dollars eeii do with immpVnblc handles
and bce1mr tdosfnt8 Ivory knVca In com
pletc sets. 81 aud 81 pieces With sietl uiks
These goods selected by onsoly.s Mt the mannacio-
anieed be represented To b. had at North
retail or wholesale pfiets SlMPHor Dlto
MI 1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
PETERS, URG ApvERT1sEMrHTs.

SJO,OOU eL0TnNo. Al oar.TIr pspseaD
cE made expressly for aud WARRANTED seeond 70 non,
hi the United States III point Of work manshfP ara nnisn
tentenen visiting Petersburg would do well TO r,ye me
all thry wish superior clothing My assortment OF
tassmcrcs and yo-nes are seleced great rare ana
ge them direct Importer thereby Saving the per
ontsgo Of the br All orders for goods In the tahorng
department warranted to it, sn,c, and my suits 3o
nadr by the bnst Nofkben IN the hiate Please cal al
Mcrnhant Tailoring and Ready Made tethng House -
sycamore street. Petersburg. 1iiOs. W RofsIoNs
nj 80
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28

the Tor house cleaning, would ohll the ~
,gnton of House Ioaper. this failing remedy u
Kills the lnHoct thu erpa Made aud eoi OILY hN
J II THOMPSON 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
NYaN GoODs.-aprii ID. is50.-s.corac Va.

" III tKER CO. Lyrchhurg, Va, take great pleasure
announcing their aud the pnhlic
the In receipt 9th" principal portion Of their
s;ocls ii FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, Tor Spring
trade Their selections made with great
styles and less 20 the prices with strict
reference and wants ot this community also
aud Ut thosCu the adjoining rountiop aud
distance whn pure hHsc thor gonds In this city Al
porspus wanting beautiful cheap ard really good goods at,
respectfully invited 10 call and make thc purchases
y b Goods nj cash prices mud accon ~ luo twice
year VIZ tho Isl day July and The ls day fJ'u
L. ,.E, a &
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
4 UCrlON-Wrw viii sci, a., nuc,io, a. S,,u,.

JOIN II FEicS' Eaecu'ors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28
FANCY ~ WoRI< BASKETS

A tier, StO0p rooms and ~ Dwelling for rent
W have all tho above budpgs rent II application be
made Immediately JNO J. PURNls, agent.
M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28

- VA-NOTlCEln taking charge of the above eaibiish
mont / would most respectfully solicit continuance OF e
rmcr patrons tho Hotel and to renss ask thtn 10
ali and me table shall be spread With all the
OF the season all attastive The
shall have the best attention thr am mas
of Ny wife will The ladies who ratroulsa the Hotel
hall have every wish srahed and all ask Il share OF bust
ss The furnished In the very best style and Is To-
atod quiet part Of tho city. My Omnibus viii always b"
tthc different depos to attend snsoners carry them
Iud fro, JOSEPH Loahhi Ntios,
Ia d6,ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-28

EXECUTION Is CHARLES CITY CouNiY-Ihc Richmond
correspondent of the Petersburg Express says
private letter from Charles CIty county lhat
the there last Monday tor the muir
der et Mr. The monster exhibited no signs
Of conion his last moments approached bit on the
contrary confessed that contemplated the murder for three
DAYS he the didboical deed He seemed NJ
terry Indifferent to his fate gwen signal
the wagon was driven under him, and the murderer
swung though ten minutes elapsed before ne was
pronounced The number of persons present was very
urge
under Of death in the same county Tor
setting n DIV ling The goth of june Is t'' dtN hNt''
lur her tXecuiion