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.iyologised for.---A party Of aruet.

.IpOtJBbgU FOT.-~A FAtEJ q dItAta
men. headed by Governor sAanuoa.
came to the house OF Samuel Walker. a
member of the Kansas Legislature, and
not fading him at home, turned his wjfs
and chilalen out ot doors. The friends
ol tie Governor, however, apoioglzed .of
II, o. the ground lhat he VAS dsuah,
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PRIVATE.

u
DnAs SIR: Al a private consu|tauoa
Of the leading Democrats Of the Union,
iGla IL tins city, i4u.4:dIalely upoa lie
alIJurnMe4t ot the Cincinnati Convention
II vas recommended that each Post Mas
ter b. recommended 10 coar.bQle AL
amount pr.portionate to the receipts OF
their respective Offices. Upon exanin-
ing the returns Of lhe Post Oifice Depart
msal, i is found tia. your proportion Will
be three dollars. which You VIII confer a
favor BY ryG.!,iug By return OF mail.
The principal object ii making these
collections IS 10 throw igto the doubtful
States an immense quantity ot speeches
ard doclmeuts IA favor 0! the po.icy Of
the Democratic party, and also 10 assist
in def,aying the expense OF speakers that
miIl be employed during the coming
canvass. You viii therefore perceive
tha, every Post Master WHO y Ns5uE>
FOR y CONTINUANCE OF HIS
OFFICIAL position viii fad it FOR lis
lnt crest to use every eiioGt to bring abaui
so desirable result.
Ile1@ Pos! Masters are appealed 10 be-
cause they are considered the represent.
aoives Of the party IN t4eir respective To-
esllnes, a.i beng the recipient Of the
patronage q. tne Administration IT Is bal
just that they SHOULD CO IMPLY
| WITH IT'S DEMANDS.
Please send us the name Of some reli.
atle leading Democrat III your towr
whom we ean confer with hereafter.
| Address PEnir NJ. BRowH, Jr.
! Washington Cry, ID. c. IS q.
! Instead o sending lie laree Dollars
to Washington, as requested, the gentle
man addressed sent il 10 Us 10 pay 70
len Copies OF the Campaign Journal -
/ THIS may be taken rs a significant sig!
oil the times. yiij4ay Epg. jour.
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CSEI.sIE HOUSE,

Corner Of lFa:2r S.rest api Iowa .AreHuc, anp
opposite Tie Railroad Depot IMstscQtiae lora.
q EOKGE Low. Proprietor.
TUE psoPGIErog, has recently leased the
j. above popular Hotel, ANA reiuru4sht il In
"a rl sst JautAl ia prepsr.o
npase III eatts ssl .etou la every Fat.cua.
The ouly e1ce { tae
westeTa Stage COMPANY.
IL HE ~ i- Ia tais House 1as rop h. added
"a ~ III INTO te s'Ae 70 ta~ stnvrnleaoas Of lac
tel snd pseqaaofiy pared 10 artsh
dati0u Il who fessrr Il. e loves 4tf
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A Yankee doctor has recently cot N
a remedy ior hard times. 1t consists of
ten hours lator well worked In.
Some slanderous bachelor says IT is
much 10y when you first get married, bat
more jaUy after year OF two.
Naomi, daughter oil Enoch, was FIVE
hundred and eighty years OF age, when
she married Courage, ladies'.
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Tie vote suiDs up as follows.
Total vote, 372,5l1.
Rigler, Dem lG7 COL,
Pollock { Rep,) 2a3 o03.
bradford, { Amer l,593.
poliock's majority over B'gtef, Is .02.
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Eaas~ 4 peraoa asae1 ~ Physician i
tobacco was injurious 10 IL 0sa!n. No
replied he. tot 10 person who has any
INN. .ae il.
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TEN PERANCE HOUSE.
BY PATTERSON FLEMING
n.. Triton, IOWA.
? A r < HOUS {,
BY Il. S. TUCKER.
corner OF Dabu4.s aud Jefferson Streets.
- ioga CIV. foaca.
S. S. D DANIEI.S

S. s. LIS,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT Law.
pRoMpf attention paid to Collections. Viii
L also attend to The payment of taxes
and the sale OF real estate. Also, Agent for
tbe WAsHIEGroN UNION INsUaANCE Co, Of
Cleveland, Ohio and the HAwKEYE Inst sANol
co. OF Davenport. Insurance effected on The
stock or mutual system.
cFries IN THE COURT HOUSE OVER THE
70. CtEHg's OFFICE.
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The Post is in great lsal of trouble.
because Fremont and his companions
we're once obIi ed TO eat dog Hssa.
Better cal dog then dr., MI Post.
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saT OF duty, Carlyle says: Let ham

"
who gropes painfully III darkness or un-
certain light, aAl pfays sehemently lAat
the dawn may ripea into day. lay tAis
other preeept well 10 heart, sulch to uc
as Of yalaable service Do tie duly that
lies neafos, thee, which thou knowest to
be duty thy second duty will already
have become clearer.
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". r. CONAN.

rHI SICIAN AND SURGEON.
II Wish to TO make this place my future home;
II Therefore toaier my services TO the citizens
q the Tswn and vicinity. in oil the branches OF
shs b -tsession. I will practice Pi;,' Surgery,
SspplytrE Iefrfsnctes and Remedytng Defects.
Once ncar the TenpeIan. &c Hotel.
Upton. Jan. /, 1855. lily.
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PETER =. SMITH .

PETER =. SMITH,
EooE BiNnEa AND BLANK Book MANUFACTURES,
lows Avesss, opposite Post Office, Muscattns,
- stain third story Printing Ruling and Bind
inE Of every description executedto order In the
Dcss style, on short notice. aud on reasonable
terms.
= Blank Books constantly on hand. Old
books rebound
S.B Dookbipder's stock for sale. estf.
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es MR. PIERCE, or SEw HAmsHRfE,

With FranNliu Pierce how change l. casth
Since FRS, tie drew breath,
lie was IL Concord at his 9lgth
II at8cord i. his death
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s w. 4. SCOTT,

1sssssrs 4 o. of-ss,,nal services to the peo-
pie = r p,oa and vicinity. Special attention
g,ssa to cases CT long standing. Office a the
DrIg,s Store Of Cr. A. Hall.
RsErvasx6E.--1he I, Guilty OF Jefferson
Medical college Phiiadelphia Startling Mrdi-
cal college celambus Ohio ! Pennsylvanla Hos
pital PhTs9elphiaS DR.. Huff Wheeling.
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JAMEVC. TURNER,
Ea.lAs sEsAsysEH.

NfsAAW NJ ~ = F1.Ss
EERrlIagI.s s.rler i. . : Goods, Gro
n seg.ss. crecaeff, 81. Cedar Blnts, Ce
d. @ nts !7wA. nj
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
THE unaersicaed offers for sale iwo comfort-
able DIV, ling houses situated N iiPsoA
one is house OF good size, and the ou,ei
cnmfortabie house a SMALL fanily. pom
with . e,od lots. !3dHl JNp. u. SFAh'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-21
Erecution ofIhree Murderer.

We find in the Lafayette (Ind. courier of Fri
day brief mention of the execution of1he muir
derers Rice, Driskill, and Stocking. The Cour-
Ter says:
AT ten minutes past two o'clock this l., NJ.
Stocking, Rice and Driskiil were duly executed
the first named for the murder of John Rose,
aud the two latter of for the murder of Cephas
Fahrenbaugh."
We have only time this evening 10 state TINT
we witnessed the execution, which was done in
due form and promptly. Neither Of these mise
rabe culprits had.any confession to rake. but on
the contrary each protested his innocence to the
last-eyen upon the scaffoId.
Such stoici-n,. such utter Indifference to the
fate that awaited them, perhaps. never wit
messed before Each washed himself combed
his hair. and dressed himself with much com
posture though they were preparing TO attend
some festival occasion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-21

The suspected murdelers of Judge Rober. G..
Watson, of New Madrid. Mo. have been arrest.
ed. The prisoners names are Presley Phillips.
and his son Sullivan Phillips, and his son-in-law
Dr. John l.. Ross, and they are all men Of con
siderable wealth. The murder is pronounced
one of the most cold blooded and atrocious ever
committed. The old man had nothing 10 defend
himself with. when met on his own premises and
was slaughtered in most horrid manner 81
buck-shot having entered his forehead, face,
neck. and breast. Two witnesses the act
committed. Phillips. it is said, relies on his
great wealth. and that of his relatives, for an
acquittal He has sent to Kentucky for Judge
Bullock and his son to appear for him
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DIED.

In Brooklyn n Y, Thursday, January 3D., MIS- ELM
"A BuLLoCB, wife of Moncton Bullock, esq,
On the 9Th Of January the residence of her brother
nes T. Williamson, FNNSs 4. WILLIAMSON in the ieth OF
rage.
Died Of Bilious Fever on morning OF the 10th inst at
is residence IN Lexington, Mr. LEONARD 5. PALMER.
Died the residence DR. F. L. Graham in Lexington on
he morning of the 10Th inst, DIR. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM
Died at the residence husband, Lexington, on
be Eth inst Mrs WILLIAM A. MANN, daughter OF Thomas
wilson, Esq.
Died on Saturday the IL inst at the residence of 1r John
'eeeh in Roekbridgo co, Mrs ANS PAXTON, aged 3D.
Died in Roekhrdee county, the 18th inst, Mrs MANY
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS,
ArAucTIo>.-coA.,.ANDs Fon.A.E.

Al
virtue nj defren OF the Montgom
cry county, pronounced the September lsaa
10 the case Of Wesley Argabh Robert Murray aud
Jacob IL 6nRgenheimer the subscribers WILL MON.
DAY January 1850, Al Montgomery Courthouse sell Mt
ton one undivided half the TRACT OF LAND purchased
by William and Wesley ArgabtRht Christian smiths
nor on the ath day 81 June t lying Toms Crack and
tue south side of the kush Mounan the of Mont
geometry adjoining thu lands john others about
nine miles No"i the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad III"
tract contains about lu99 The land valuable
ing land but is especially valuable sf meNhanshlc Coal
deposits, In fact 1t entire Coal field the best
Brush Mountain Coal There Saw Mill, with good
stream of water and large quantity of good Timber The
title Is undispntea.
of the purchase about 2on will be required To be
paid In hand For the balance the purchaser " be required
II give bend with good security half payable the LIST
day May 1856 and the other half is day of May,
1897
These lands really of value for their immense Coal
deposits which Of the best and purrs quality of Semi An
thracita ELI PHLEGAR, (com,.
dec l2et7th jan HENRY LANE o''
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Diplomatic Intsrcourse nth Great Britain.

The Washington Correspondent of the N. \.
journal of Commerce says that the Cabinet held
a long consultation on Tuesday upon the qnes
ton of the suspension of diplomatic intercourse
with Great Britain; and that it Ia proposed to
withdraw our Minister from England. and not
send another until the British Government grant
the repair alton which this Government have de-
man1ed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-21

CHICAGO, Jan. I7.-The Iowa Democratic
State Convention has chosen Geo. w. McCleary
for Secretary of State. james Pollard for Audi
tor. George Paul for Treasurer,and James Baker
for Attorney General. Four Presidential electors
were nominated and eight delegates were appon-
ted to the Cincinnati Convention. 1t is under
stood that the delegates ara pledged TO support
Douglass.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-21
Another Dreadful Marine Disash Loss of
LIZ ALi.. L.. =

Another Dreadful Marine Disashr Loss Of
the Ship ST. Dennis and Thirty Souls.
We mentioned yesterday the loss of the pack
ct ship ST. Dennis, of New York, for Havre. with
30 persons. The New York papers of Thurs
day give detailed account of the dreadful dis
as'er. The first and second mate and nine sea.
men were saved Those who persisted the
captain. third mate, three cabin passengers, md
the remainder of the crew. The New Yorg Ex-
press says:
1t appears that when out of this port two lays
on her passage TO IIavre, she foundered, in the
great storm that prevailed The first Of the month.
oireat exerilons were made by the captain 10
save his ship and passengers, but, alas he, with
most Of the crew, found watery grave. The
mate states to our messenger that the sulerngs
of all were intense. A bitter cold wind. with an
entire deprivation Of all comforts, made the sit
uation OF all on board most lamentahe,
The mate. as we saw him at the assigneos of
flee, boyd & Hincken,) was the picture Of des
pair. His haggard countenanee and melancholy
appearance indicate str"ngly what be has suffer
ed.
Among the passengers were young couple
who were married only two days before the pack
ct left this port. both of whom, locked in each
others arms, went down in the great depts Of
the sea together.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-21

istrator of Gerald Alexander decd and by authority oil
his will will Thursday, the 24th January 1856 the
premises ~ O'clock NJ sell public auction the highest
bidder upon aered o6 2 IL months the valuable tract OF
land In Campbell which the said Alexander resided
The situated abou 10 miles from Iynehhurg the
Lynchburg Salem Turnpkeabout miles by good road
from the Forest Depot and contains by 69o
aud fraction of which about $50 wood land
about so fine meadow anand the whole tract Is easily
susceptible Of high Improvement The Residence Is
handsome country It'll comfortable aud eomnodl
DWEiIG HOUSE. and the requisite ont housesand tho
farm from its canasity produce large of grain and
grass deserves the attention those engaged in agricultural
pursuits.
Approved security WILDE required the purchase
money, will be retained further security
RDBT. j DAVIS, Admir-,
with the will annexed, of
dec 3OdSeotatds5doo 21 Gerard Alexander decd
Republican Vol
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NiesissiuDi IT, s. Spunf0r Nominated.

WASHINGTON. Jan. ia dispatch has been
received here. announcing that caucus of the
Democratic members Of the Mississippi Legisla
tire have nominated jefferson Davis for u. s.,
Senator from Mississippi for six years from
March 4. 1857, when Senator Adams term cx-
nires
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e-,tp AID $tate aHa,ts.

] ~ ,.stlng the generous contribution Of the Avon
fsas APP Tho r.,,ef If Tho moor ~ this ei,v and
rpe last week low aus ,'' - . -. ., -, a.,
ling 70 mike some 'ein'h' propose ~ " ~ " -
-. If the company to night We hope that their pur.
npe,s ,aed Inv the cooperation of the public.
Sc WIZ
,rv,rs ~ crRcuLArIos-The Petersburg Dem.
Ef1rSfERf ~ ~ '.,., -. ~. ,9n.
a, Of Friday h''ee' " -, -. q - a., e
,.rfsit notes IS on the BANK oi 'ose'oh ~ 's On
IS and Farmers Bank of Georgetown, c; los
4 Nethshie u and g. ON The Bapk at Kanawb.
\ hc Farmers
,,rptc,y COUNCIL of the, State Of Virginia
TIE Ah.t,@ -, t.. ai.,..,r ~ ,,.,,ar. -.
"A ssssi5a yesterday eng 'eea ~ io'ue u matters con
9TH the order. The proceedings nave not been made
~ - the aninitsted.- Dispatch
5lie 10 ''e
80, WEARING MousrAcuF.-Puneh has ques.
gEisoNs foa :" .,,h tho ,no,,,n, ro.,,, "A.
.a on thousand peiso"e' 49,. -, a. - -
haying 81, n avoid catching cold a'i 10 hide their
-, take au ay from prominent nose, j TO avoid be
h - " t,sh,,a, ahroad !; because they are In the.
l. AIKEN as an tnshsnn' 49, n tho ,rmv o91 h.c,nso
~ 6 because they nave 49, " -, ~
,or, does it, because it artistic 20 because You
a'e q because you travel great deal, Il, because
nSer o. 80 continent a. because the wife lkes
have III Gu ''hs " ,ns 3. hsc,nso I, .e,. a.. = -.
) hecan sc You have weak i1hs', . ~ y "' ie
81, because 1t is healthy, IL because the young Ia
a, 80 am because 1t is considered "the thing" 10;
$ admire H. ~ Th. las, ia tho best reason
cause he chooses l. iA' ' 80
-, ~ he nreyaIling extensively In
fHr SMALL Pox Is saia W ~ "
=,
w,.,ba, appointed the following gentlemen State
'9' : -, o,,,horn Commercial Convention which ia
aesaies to the soa'n', ~ ,ha so,hl inst;
meet in Richmond on tue Tue '0'.
francis Mallory, of Norfolk Norton with,
,r.bibad Atkinson Isle OF Wisn'
is Ex John Tyler Charles e"s'
sannel Watts prs %s.,6amn,on.
George r. VERIFY Northam P,.
George e p10 s;loueester
aieriek W Coleman, Caroline
r',nnd Ruffin. Hanover.
AeSanda, @aIeman Iouisa
G3arge ". Brent, Alexandria
lanes mes, p = Sseit. Fanquier,
n y Harbour Orange
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Wass,i1pUapU II

~ ashiMXtoh ut0Hsr.---U' ~HVHU w. P'0P =
Miller city: A l. Cole, Richmond Jas Ligon Nelson, II
allan n Fireman. Va & I r; Jno Ward, Louisville Miss
Grenner Pitts; Jno otey, city; JGo HUT Salem X
aathews 4 " Hernion Campbel; Jno II Mathews Locust
rove Va; A l. Whaling. Va e. Tenn r r. Hobson, Bed
d Mercer, Campbell: Jno Linkieauger, 5 r. J III
ankett Appamattox Jno Lee, city; Chrittian, Am
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On the 10th inst by the Rev NJ Lunsford T. p. HICKMAN
nd AGNES I. HORN, all of Bedford.
On the 18th inst by Rev. VIM Harris. JAMES b. DEWITT
nd MARTHA a. THOMSON all o Bedford
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LATEST NEWS.


Presidents Dinner Pdrty-iademnify Demoad-
ed by the Mereaa Government.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE President of the
United States gave a dncer party this evening Ia
the Judges of the United States Supreme Court.
the Court of Claims and its SOLICITOR the United
States Attorney and the Marshal for the District
Of Columbia; Attorney General Gushing and 9TH
ers. together with the ladies attached to their
pectise families.
The Mexican Government has presented for
mai demand upon the United States for indemni
~ Tor the destruction of Piedras Negras by the
Texan rangers last autumn. and asks protection
against similar nyasions and depredatons by
armed bands from Texas
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Photographed Esrr.--,, for .ac "virsi.,....
CONGRESS-.

CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. JAN 10 On the last ballet for
Speaker to-day. the vote stood thus: Banks %,
Richardson 60, Fuller 81, Pennington, 3. Camp
bell D, scattering 2. Necessary 10 choice. lO2.
Mr. Clngman offered resolution TINT FOR ono
week. unless a Speaker be sooner elected, no
debate be in order unless by unanimous consent.
Adopt d. Then adjourned.
LEGISLATURE.
RICHMOND. Jan. l9.-The Senate agreed to
the House amendment 10 Tho short track D.,
Charlottesville, and for the payment Of the guar
anteed bonds of the james River Company.
MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, January 10th.
Flour higher. Howard Street $3.50 to $l2
City Mills 81.
Wheat-red Sl.70 n Sl.s3; white 81 80 n
Sl.93.
Corn-yellow "a 76c; white 10 75o.
NEW YORK, January 10Th.
Flour improving. State $s.12; Ohio $500;
Southern 80 81.
Wheat and Corn bankruptcies nominal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-21

Health Of Commodore Morris
WASHING ron, Jan. l5.-Commodore Morris,
T. s. n. who has been lying i'll here. is better,
aud there are some hopes of his recovery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-21

trust executed by X Il. Iggon and duly recorded In
Campbell county. | shall, WEDNESDAY, the both Of
January, proceed sell front Of TIM Market
House. the follow ing property two NEGRO NoMEN-ono
young and valuable; BAROUtHE AND HARNESS.
also a HORSE Sale take place al IL o'clock, A NJ.
TERMS Sixty days credit negotiable satisfactorily
endorsed. THOS. j. KIRKPATRICK,
ipn1 tlD,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-21

The above renting and and sale have been nayodahy po
poncd until TUESDAY, the 22d inst when II will postireg
take place ut IL o'clock, A. NJ.
PLEASANT PRESTON. ,,,a,oos
EDM'D D. CHRISTIAN, ''''''fa'
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rAACroKY For RENr AND EIXrunEs For

4 SALEWe offer for privately until Tuesday the
10th day January the large aud well arranged TOBACCO
FACTORY 4. l.. Dudley u rented privately before
day will then be offered for public auction on
the promises Al the time aud paee vi" offer for
sale all the FIXTURES heretofore used by said dudley
These Fixtures IN exceeneonnn aud well worthy the
attention manufacturers consisting Ia Of e Presses
large number Mills, Banda ssgments, Nrenches. and In
fact thing To the prosecution OF IN extensive
business To who would desire rent the house the
EAturts would be sold bargain AMI on liberal terms To
desiring engage the busnes tbs property offers
splendid opportunity.
PLEASANT PRESTON, p...,az.
EDWD y. CHRISTIAN,
dee ls.deaw 0clawti3th Jan
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Senator H0us!0I

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Houston arr.
we'd here to day.
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SAxTAs c,.A .I, T0WN.,A, =: ": re,

MANIA ShANS ~ AOW " ~ L. ". N.Y.
- sToN's CLOTHING STORE, No. A. Sycamore street,
Petersburg be found complete assortment of Genfs
Wearing Apparel consisting of Oyercoats varying in price
@3 TO $40 Tamas 81 800 Shawls 81 so to 3d.
Dress $40; 81 25 SIC; ycsts
81 - S Wooden and Cotton SILK Under Shirts and Draw
Linen Shirts from Use 90 50 so dozen Collars OF var
styles of Neck Ties and Stocks 100 doz
loves; Silk Cotton and Wooden Hose extensive as
of Travelling Bags Trunks and Vales; all OF which
offered at prices which cannot fail to please
All orders for work promptly attended to on the
shortest notice warranted IT. My goods all made
In the best manner warranted to we'll Tho
rich the atorc and the gent at leisure each
and every hud goods suit his taste and
T. w ROYSTON,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-21

~ this entered into partnership under the style and
firm Of IRBY SAUNDERS for thn purpose If rnnsarihg
wholesale and retail Grocery and Commission business, and
have taken tho house lately occupied by Mcssrs Mcdaniel Hurt
Preston the der ofthe Va y Tenn. Il. r. where
they will be pleased to the customers OF the former firms
of Saunders rby and Mcdaniel Hut Preston together
with ali others who may favor them with their business
j. J. IRBY.
JAS. SAUNDERS
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IR8Y & SAUNDERS.

HUE undersigned having sod ther stock OF Goods 10
M.ssrs Irhy a. Saunders would most cheerfully recon-
Hh item to olr former friends and patrons ,.,.no,-
Dec 81 ls5l MCDANIEL. HURT & PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-21

N order afford opportunity examine the land to
these WIN have been prevented by the from doing
above sale Is postponed until THURSDAY the 3lst
when the land will be offered fair IL the next
fair day. except Sunday and Monday la dec2awtllst