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Albany Dec l3.-The Steamers lIendrca Iiud-
son and Isaac Newton from New York last egeHing,
arrived here at six O'Clock this morning.
The grand jury have ouad true bills against Find
ar for the recent orgerics the Bank OF the Capt.
iol and the Bank Of Albany.
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spssscg AIRY.

pl2e. on the evening OF thu i0th Iol, IN hi .;,
III tae residence OF her mother Mrs. Rrrson .f1.r !,
fio,fasiei anu most painful illness for more than
RSritf months, Mss ELIZA GIlaaR i. n, i,h
}ea OF her aae Aeoln has tire aagel of leath soaft
Ie Young and feaaiiii FOR his victim and hv n
11fi Il aar hoaog friend laid low beneath the eIols
~ tie wiley Hut trust her soul has returned -
Tie hosom Of her Re3eemer annonted by the sins .,
this wicked world S'''' u
Her funeral WAS preached y tint elalaent and ,on1
man. the Rev Mr knekie from the 5r1 flantsr .,
Numbers AMI part of the 10th verse Il =. me die TN,
del1h OF tie Righteous aud LET m 5.ti5 az. be liz q
MS. tie had VISITED her often $40 .#5 ~, jeen an
falsh she suffered from the most torl1ng disease
ma The christian ottade will which she bore
all AMI sud the teSt Was suggested N his mind b
her triumphant death
pear Eliza we meutned aetr your curly yra,,. a /
mingled onr tears with those eaor Etnd mother and
tHenas, for We Ind spent happy Sc s.z with vnnand
ioNel you i9r yonf kind generous nature I'M We
VII faleAfor h hush The wailines of nnt heart nm
listen to the 'sti small Voice speaking rs Il were
from he9fea in lie following lines Tint III, be-
reh'ed friends Y he soohel by hese lines as from
hl13.ls the sincere PRAYER OF tier friend.
FANNY.
LfAeaerea. July 18th. 1850
ii loics from H,arepn
slime N the light 81 God.
Ills lii..aaas stamps nv brew
Though the shadows OF death my feet have troa
And reign in glory now.
No aching heat hafe.
Va keen and thrilling Pain,
No wasted check where The frequent tear
ilith rolled and LEFT its stain
have ionndfhe JOYS af heaven
am one oftha angel bind.
10 my head crown Is given
And harp IS IN my hand.
iave learned the song they sing.
Whom Jesus hath sci Tree
Ana the glorious walls Of heaven still ring,
With ny newborn mee ~.
No sin, no grief no pain
Safe III my happy home,
Ny fears all qaellei my doubts all slain,
Wine hour Of triumph come.
Friends Of my mortal years.
The trusted and the true
Ne are walking still through the valley Of tears
And wait to welcome YOU
Do forget Oh no,
For memory golden Chain
sill binds nv heart to the hearts below
Till they meet aud touch again
Each lux is strong and bright
And loves celestial flame
Flows swiftly down, like a river Of light,
To the world from Which came.
Do yon mourn when another star
Shines ont from the gltfering sky
Do you weep when the raging voice Of war;
And the storm Il conflict die
Then why should yonr tors run down,
And your hearts be sorely riScn,
For another gem in the SaYiors crown
And another soul in heaven
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SAT- AND Ps,AS15 R.-The Va. n Tenn.
- Pail Road Is finished Ssltvie and prepared
furnish Salt and Plaster In Sacks Barrels upon tho mo
accommodating My Agents the Depots and village
along line the road will receive orders aud furnsh
any quantities they desire and the short
notice Specimens of both articles sent from the works
will be shown by the agents All Salt AMI Plaster Of my brand
ia warranted pure THOS. J.. PRESTON,
app rsr Ealtvils " sshnctou Co. Va
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from III. Army -C.i,isni Condition VI sii-
CHARLESTON Dec. 13-rhe ,teamer Isabel
from Havana 10Th inst, via Key West, arrived
this morning.
The steamship Tennessee. from san Juan iih
instant, for New York had arrived at Key West
with 900 passengers and a9O0.000 in ,pece
The eholera had broken out on honrd the Ten
nessee' and thirteen of her passengers had died.
passengers on the Tennessee state that Gen.
eral W alker had been driven from every place in
Nlearagun, except the Transit route
Al Inst accounts his forces. four hundred strong
were nj Granada, surrounded ity the Costa Rion
san Salvador and Guatemalian forces They
had fought for nine DAYS
Walker was on board steamer on the lake
without communication with his army.
lis mn were in tight place, suffering from
want ot provisions and ololhing. and diving from
disease.
Walker had DESTROYED Grnnada. ~ reported
per Texas nj New Or, ana, and Massnya
The engagement between the Sicarnguan
schooner Grnnada and the Costa Renn brig of
war, iasied Tor tw" hours. The schooner was
armed with two siS poaaiers. Finally, tho brig
blew up ihe engagement occurred near San
Junn del Sur.
LOLA Mnnie1 Is passenger in the Tennessee.
The t#nlted States schooner W. Il. King had
arrived NJ KY West. aud sued for Pensacola.
The slealneiS Black Warrior and Philadelphia,
from New York, were nj Havana.
General llatney aud suite had arrived at Key
West on a tuur Of inspection of the different
posts. Flag Of truce had hren hosted Mt NIL
the posts through the country for the purpose
OF calling in the Indians for n talk, and, If posi-
BILE, Ia bring them 10 terms peneeably.
Al llnYana sugars had improved | 10 4.
The only news from Panama. concerning Walk
or, states the arrival there of four soldiers of tho
Nica,agnnn nrmN. who escaped from the Riyas
party They represent that Walkers men arc in
great desltution. aud dying daily of cholera.
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Safety in INV nlnah-null Ia the yisNinin Del


bill WIS given nj Savannah Gu on The 9Th
mt, by Charles h. Green, Esq, 10 the Virginia
delegation III attendance on the Comm, rcial Con
vention. The correspondent Of the Petersburg
Express says
The e,ent Reception Entertainment held last
evening at the residence of Charles Il. Greene,
Ed, ia the " IVES, End" was in every sense of
liz term grand flair. From eight o'clock UNI
I'll twelve thrre was one continuous stream at
persons pouring in and out of the magnificent
parlors. \ fine band stationed in recess ada
cent IL the spacious hall, d>coursea most eXqu.
site music, while the ladies' and gentlemen 50 dis
posed, danced nmbly md gracefully
fhe dining room lit rally VAST collre.
ten Of cakes ices confectionery, aud champagne
bottles. Pyramids. of can,lles and CONNECTIONS
lowered 10 the lnfty ceilings nad when the doors
were thrown open, the scene quite amusing.
lees dissolved more suddenly than represented IN
that great spectacular drama known rs the sea
al lee pyramids toitrred and fell though
shaken by some abrupt upheavng of the earth,
aud eorks popped more rapidly than guns ever
fired at ALMA, lnkermnnn or MnlakoH.
The host aud his lady were stationed in the
fist paror on the right of the front entrance.
aud received the Virginia delegation sngly, the
Chairman, Thus. S Ghnson. Esq, introducing
enrl one AS rapidly circumstances would al
low. The house - universally conceded 10 be
one Of the most unique aud superb family man.
.inns on the continent. The furniture j. unsur.
passed in any qnnrter. The parlors IRE adorned
with four magnificent mirrors, fourteen feet high
and seven in width. The hall Is hung with oil
paintings, one of which, lie size picture Of the
Virgin Mary alone cost 5000. The dome WINS
brilliantly illuminated Inst evening with n circle
Of gas jets numbering in all 90, which shed
soft but brilliant and beautiful light upon the gay
and merry mass OF human beings TINT hronged
the varlou, rooms and h Al below. The Recep
ton. the crowd, the mansion. its furniture. aud
the entertainment, IL the absorbing theme this
morning.
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nealh Of PhiIndcIphia Mcrehnni

k PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l2.-Thomas DelVdcr, wei
nogn merchant Of this city, died this morning
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80 PHYSICIANS.
ORice Ya a. Tenn gsuitrDnd Co,

LYNCHBuRG. Dee u. ls56
IL persons holdns Moartl bill asain tlil Company,
~ for services rendered hired Mgr fe Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad hercl netfed that Al such claims
be banded in tho subscriber. praferi, nd by the
agent cmpf Aing thcn, ~ the .ntl INST
JNu 7 IT lies,
de- BIS P,e Master Va i Co.
NOTIsE.-s hnycn"Sv in Store the In rgest and
~ desirable stock Of goods have offered in lhs
market suitable for House keepers. consisting
China. Glass, Mood Hard Ware Cutlery Asa.a
large stock Of Looking Glasses tastors Lamps A. hopf
friends and the public viii call md stock ~
determined to sell low RIO X WATKINS, AFt.
nov l2d&c2tan5w Rep COPY iw
6AaySER, Ten and 'Foiici Sc,fa.-k have now
ON and i'm Of Dinner Tea and Toilet
which VIII be sold eheaptor cash call and sec thfn.
ANDREW BOYD
Sign Of the Biz Pitcher, Main St. Lyneiburg. Va
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MISCELLANEOUS.


y.
IAnpnE1.l. n WELLS,
~ Attorneys. selss tiers ard Z ean.e Hers.
DMee In PhGnx Block ldh Jefferson Avenue. DETROIT,
MICHIGAN dee elm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-16

LNAMas.S 1Essif a. 'TF5;t e.-smss received
from the Manufacturers bot pt the Combined Spiral
Meat Cutters with u and - sized Eades This attirie
Improvements ron theS vfsd as' year and that
great satllton These thu Iron cymaef, and viii
from 30 10 2oU per hour and which viii
to give tire sita ton. SIMPSON y BRO,
Slgn Of the Golden Lock, I.ync4bufE.
ts
RDR1ssa I'D, H BsOa.t z,S.-Thc third supply OF
D those superior bound Brogues of Virgin ak" said l
to be the best Brocneg in town. just npen1Hl
dec lis 81 1lRh'S.
sssr@s s'trsSsTGHeEt: FURNITURE
raef for avors, the subscriber would
t-A.~--s his thanks his friends and the pnb
lie generally and inform Them that he
has now ard constantly adding thereto large
Elegant Furniture manufactured by iiiu work
inen out of best material and finished i'll the most de
Ills Stock embraces every arceusuay got
ten III II extensive manufactures
lie call from those wishing to purchase feeling as
sured that and will give satisfaction in regard to both
price and quad ty OF work
Hair and Shurk Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD }. FOLKES.
Warerooms Mandatory doors below Liberty Ware
Lanuo 4 Snfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-16

DEARLY Teeth and fsainy Brenth Our
Pearl Dentfice has been used by the Ladies for years
all sFreo its beneficial effects upon the iee ana
Gums Tartar poshes the Teeth strengthens tho
Gums and pures Breath The ingredients purely
vegetable and com pounded great Made and sold
only h. j. ii IhpMfN'' ~ w.
dec IA Druggists
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. .s.rsy, -p.RS.YIgsE. FURNITURE
1s.BA AND TUE UNITED sTATEs.-Ai

4 AND AhG
u RIVAL OF THE BLACK WARR10R-toNtHA AP-
POINTED CAPTAIN GENERA14-LARGE SHIPMENT
OF CIGARS &cHy the Ia arr.H al of the Black War
rior Nork Considerable excitement wa created by the
that General Coneha again appointed Captain Gene
raj Cuba tho opinion Of all American residents Of the
that there cause for war between the two
countries Lug the shpm nj of Cigars snuff Nr
timed So large the late arrival II MEAD HARRIS 4
co of LYnchlurg Va extensive dealers in Cigars Snufs,
choice Jees Sc. received very large stock ct the most
celebrated manufactured purchased by their agent re-
siding in Havana Among their most select brands the follow
In viii give faint # their superior assortment l., Sire
ma La Flor Inespcrado La Sumpreviya La Adea FL Mayo
rail and Mrafars opposite the Warwick llonse IYnchhnre
". IL. NJ hAh"'' =" ~
Toe
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SUDDEN DEATH. Gardner Grant, Sr., citizen OF
this county, res ding in the Forks. discovered
lying in the road, Monday evening last. in an in
sensible condition near the residence Of Mr. John
tllrk-to which lie was carried. He had fallen from
ms horse, prohahlg in mn apopleec tit lie never
manifested any CONSCIOUSNESS. after he was ionn'l ana
died on Wednesday morning--AJja7a9" Democrat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-16

REV JouN II B0cocK-Ne r. trot to state that THIS
distinguished divine and Chri tian gentleman, pastor
OF the Old School Presbyterian Church mt this place
mas resigned his pastoral charge and accepted the can
u the hridge Street Church Georgetown, u. Z. Mr.
bocotk Is of the ablest divnes in the State
combining in an eminent degree all those qualities
mat are requisite in minister nfthe gospeI-Hdrra-
'a1'nrg Democrat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-16

U.,R OFFICE FOX sas4E.-s w.-,s 10 sell
- no entire TYPE, BORDER CUTS. CASIN, &c, bs-
longing ypchburg Republican Tho type nre n"hfy
new quantity sufficient Tor good job brc", ffefr
being over sixty different fonts # type
ma p1tA HENRY II. FLOOD. rrarrietor.
IN Consequence of an advance is Conf and
rrcights In Philadelphia have put the price here to
1hrty.iiye cents per Bnstcl. ii a. CHRIS IAN.
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REAL ESTATE ~ RocKISGHAN.--The late assess
mtnt Of Real Estate in Rockingham county amounts
10 tho Of So 27o33t 08. as follows lst district
a2.75l OF 2nl district 400 SO; Sd district S.
295lG5 95 The increa sei considerable over the last
assessment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-16

<tnEENE, HEATH ALLEN, COuus

4 NWTENF, UENTU \ NTTEN, 1OW viz
~ sion MERCHANTS BAN FRANCISCO tAL#-tof
fiE ia FbnNf ErHrf1 Ntw Youk 1=lartiennr attention
paid To SALES or TOBACCO aud eonsrnmenta direct from
lhu Virginia Manufacturers solicited
RFfERENtEs=A \ A Lawrence Go lioston Allen
& pnNson. New York Courtney 4 Gushing, baltimore,
Davenport, Allen co. Edmond, Davenport Co, Indam
Watson james T. Heath, Int auditor and crenshae a
TO- Richmond McCorke a Jones, Mcdaniel Hurt 4 Pres
ton 4 q y. Ferguson Co and Miller Grcnshaw Lynch.
burg
B--Ilaynr established n branch II house In New
York resident partner in TINT city Will give his personal
attention the receiving ranshprng and securing the low
Of freight free Of eommisslpnl all goods consgn
cd "a Francisco House
Mcssrt Edmond Davenport Go, will act for rs nj Rich
mep1 aug seeodly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-16

ssT0CKs for saie.-sirginia 6per'rni Bonds
Iorsed by Va & Tenn r r. Company, Merchants Bank
stock in sums purchasers Orders from me roniry
promptly attended to. IEi fho' SRI g -
nn, Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-16

FNAGTOUx Hands, can supply Factory
hands, aud all others with almost Kind quality OF
Inco Of Hats Caps Boots and Shocs usually wanted about
Christmas times and will be pleased to show
Some bargains be had by No Please
the align the Fig Hal where full supply may
dec li4 l. sEABIRY
, 1856-11-28

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