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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-10

MoBBING AND RIOT AT LoGANspoRT,
IA.-Logansport, H., Sept. %. Schuy-
Ter Colfax was mobbed at gathering in
Sourborn, Marshal county, where he
was discussing political matters with
Judge Stuart. The attack was first
made by a party of Irislmen upon a
wagon load Of women and children, pro-
ceeding to the meeting, and ~the melee
soon became general.
One of the mob was shot dead.
A party of lrishmen pursued Mr.. Lef-
iel, Republican, into the house of Rev.
Mr.. james and there murdered him, cut
ting him to pieces with axes.
Other parties were clnbbed, women
maltreated. and Mr.. Colfax himself as
saulted, and his life threatened, but he
managed to escape.
The mob afcrward took possession of
the town, the citizens fleeing for their
lived.
lancaster, Pa, Oct l.-TnE FIRE.
MONT MEETING here to-day was an im-
mense demonstration. Delegations were
present from all parts of the country.-
There were, about a thousand carriages
and five hundred horsemen on the ground.
Gov. Hamlin, of Maine, was among the
speakers.
Ph'iadeiphio, Oct 1.-FatMoNr Or.
GANizArioN "A large and cnthu, iastic
meeting took place this evening, at the
County Court House, under the call for
the formation of a Democratic Fremont
Club. John NJ. Read presided.
Spirited speeches were made, and reso-
lutions were adopted in favor of the for
nation Of the projected Club.
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ORIGINAL RALLYINa SONG

DEDICATED TO THE MAIDEN FREMONT CLUB
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
The Storm at the North.

The storm of Saturday last seems TO have Wis
ned the whole Atlantic coast from IIatteras to
Halifax with unexamped severity-the more in
tease the farther North it has travelled. Its du-
ton was from Is to l5 hours. In Boston ii
was the most sevree storm that has occurred
f'r seventy years; aud in New York the "oldrsi
inlahitant' can remember nothing like it. The
mails were all detained. aud the city railroad
topped running. At Holifax the gale and snow
storm was furious. The snow at 8 p. m. Sat
urday four feet deep,and no immediate pros
meet of abatement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12

The Lowell Ne,rs states that sleighng party
o' yoang persons from Lowell met with IA narrow
escape from death on Wednesday at the crossing
of the Boston and Maine Railroad ia Woburn =
They were in separate sleighs and the forward
one had Just crossed the track. when train OF
dashed along without giving the usual warn
ing. striking the second sleigh, which contained
. portion of the family Of DIR. Vinal. George Vi
nal. son M the Doctor, thrown against the
fence his head striking the temporal bone with
such force to break two stout cedar rails; he
was stunned for an hour, but is now doing we'll
One of DR.. VS. daughters was thrown on one side
of the track and the other on the opposite, and
the engine passed by without harming them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
reIrgrnphca E.prc-.l, tor the ..virg,ninn.,
ARRIVAL OF THE PRoMErHHUS.
Indian Wan in Oregon Several United States
Officers Killed
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. It'll

NEW ORLEANS jan. llth.
The steamer Promcthen, arrived To day from
Sau Juan. She connected with the steamer Cor
tez. from san Francisco. December 2lDih. The
Northern Light was 10 sail from san Juan. for
New York, the 18th. with six hundred thousand
dollars of treasure
Nicaraguan affairs were progressing favorably.
The news from Oregon is interesting Sever
al battles had been fought between the whites and
Indians, and number killed ON both sides.
In battle near Walla Walla River. Captain
Bennett, Lieut.. Burrows and three privates were
killed. In another, at Pugcts Sound, Lieut.
Slaughter and several others were killed.
General Wool was arranging prelminaries for
an early campaign.
Another tilibustcr expedition 500 strong. had
landed in lower California.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
LATEST NEWS.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS

"
BOSTON, Jan. 10.-We fin the following
items ofinterest in the files of the Canada
THE CRrMf%
hurricane had passed over the Crimea ae-
companied bv much rain. The river rchrr
maya had overlooked ito bank, and done much
damage.
sHipwRECK.
\ Spanish ship was wrecked on the night al
thu 10th December, off Gibraltar. and ID passen-
i;ers including ladies', were drowned
TREATY CONCLUDED
"A treaty of amity aud peace had been conclu.
ded between France aud Persia.
SPAIN
The inhabitants of Cuba had sent To- Spain
protest against the increase of taxes ON colonial
produce.
DENMARK AND THE SOUND DUES.
Denmark had requested an ad journment of the
Convention in relation to the Sound Dues.
Copenhagen letter says that but two States
have rs yet declared in favor of Denmark views
viz: Russia and Mecklenburg
Lord Clarendon has announced that if Ameri-
can ships pass free, that British ships will also
pass without paying toll.
CAPTURED STORES.
Mouravietf reports among the stores captured
a, Kars, 100 cannons and also prisoners to be
number OF 10000.
COMMERCIAL BY THE CANADA.
We have the following additional commercial
advices BY the Canada.
LIVERPOOL Friday evening, Dec. 2i.-From
Brown & Shipley's Circuar--Co,ton the mar
ket is languid and prices are easier, though not
quotably lower.
Bread>tgfs- The market has slightly declined
and there was only small demand. Western
Canal Flour 42s: Southern 42s. cd; Ohio AS. to
44s. Cd. C"rn-There has been but little spec
ulative demand.
The Money market is more stringent. Con
soils SSsaSS2.
LONDON MARKETS. Messrs. Barring Brothers
quotes: Sugar is steady with an improved inquiry
Messrs. Bell Il Sons report the market for Amer
can stocks dull u. States bonds '6S-l05: Ma
~ land Sterlings 90aa2. Virginia Sterlings 34a35
Pennsylvania IS 7;'d74; Central Railroads tirsts.
.SSaS9; Illinois Central 74d76.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2I.-Brown, Shipley & Co.
quote Baltimore and Philadelphia -four 1T 424a
44ts.
The bullion in the Bank of England has increa-
sed f226,00o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
.NL.nkinr ON The Pnknmnc.

This river, says the National lntelligencer, has
not for many years had So smooth and handsome
-heetng of ice as at present covers the river
alposte Georgetown. 1t is four or five inches
la thickness,and while many tons are being hour
ly transferred to ice house for family use. the
great body Of it is monopoiized by the lovers of
skating. Hundreds of skaters, old and young,
may be seen enjoying the healthful and delight
inI exercise. More graceful performances can
hardly be witnessed on the most northern rivers
than have recently been exhibited ON the Poto-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
I111Y0 .rI.ENDID FARMs E0K sALEa

Having determined 10 TO Texas now offer my
Farms for which lie in Granger county Tenn,
non loading Knoxville One
contains the other 56 The former situated hse
miles " est Of Station miles north of the East Tenn
& Va Railroad within three mics OF the Cincinnati UNI
beraud AZ and Charleston Railroad Tho latter Road VIII
be CONNECTED from Station South, thirty miles, within
eilhtCcn mouths.
This farm is improved and in high state OF CULTIVATION
y DIV Cling house new of brick 30 by &c. two stories
bph MANNED finished with much taste There larg"
neverfang Spring of the purcs water IN the YARD ana WIN
in twenty stems of the house negro houses barn. stables
&c are all entirely
1 IL one of the finest Stock Farms in the country ana one
f Tho most plnasan aud healthy residences in the state
The other Farm in the Southwestern part OF the
county y miles East of Knoxville, within eleven hhcs oil
pcnoi on the East Tenn. \ Va. Railroad go
This Farm well adapted TO stock raising win good
Houses failing Spring OF superior WHICH, near t'e
Lou,c. and an abundance Of Timber -.
the former eau be given on tc MIS- " '''"
hcr next; of the latter. a any time.
I1rass WV. NJ. COOKE,
", ID, Rragc. Tenn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
Divorce and marr!0ge.

4 Mrs. Lucinda Thompson re,,ntly obtained
a bill of divorce from her husband in Crawford
county. (Ohio Common Pleas, at Z. NJ. At
10 . clock, the evening she WAS married
to II Mr. ralcott. in the presence al the Court
nni bar They have ".fast'wuy of doing bu.
ness in Crawford
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
Death of Brother of Err President Tyler.

Death of Brother Of Err President Tyler.
WIN. Tyer, Esq. late of Charles City Co, died
at h Il, resi-, snce in Norf TX city on Tuesday morn
ing last of Consumption. He was brother of
the Hon Jno. Tyler, Elk President of the L S. and
at the time OF his death held the office Of Clerk of
The Nnvy Yard at Gosrort'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
Dro7cned.

Two school girls at Freliughuysen. Warren
Co.. while walking on the ice over pond on Fri
day. the 25h inst fell in the water. boy about
IA years Old attempted to assist them and also
fell in. One of the girls and the boy were drow
ned. The teacher also attempted to assist them
and barely escaped with his life.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
ARRlN AIS AT

I
JAN. Hi r Williams Adams & Co Express;J Nni1orn
ri Preston Abngdnn II 7 Shackelford, AlhrrnNie; / 1
Isl ford Abingdon; 7 Hagerman California; Lang
hi ruo City u II Burress, Va + II l. + Newell CITY,
Mrslurs; " I. lIoey Lynchburg Ramsey; Danyile; II
ID kner Capt II Harmling, Jones' va q i ki - ,
III utter Campbell; Orr J Chapman, Glade Springs Tho
b Dawson Danviei Rob speer jr Scott Jas Hamilton
h az Ash. do; q Witt ID Greasy Bedford; ~ MHi'
I Depot, j J Shelton, Campbell; II Shecklefari A..
kmarr; Or II shackeford Bedford; Ilurndon' J II
Bradly, Campbell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
4 nerEcf Lam.

Edwin Forrest, the Great American traged-
an, made his first appearance in Baltimore fer
the present season. on Monday night last. in
Shakespenre's sublime play of Othello. Han
dreds and hundreds were turned away. being
enable to obtain adIniitance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
CONGRESSIONAL,

WASHINGTON, Jan 1.-THE House had one
ballot for Speaker. to-day, resulting thus: Banks
%, Richardson 20, Fuller 30, Pennington z,
scattering s. Necessary to a choice, l07
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
INiFTY nOILtH. KE,YAMD.-nanaxay fro,n

UNlFTY DOLLARS IRE WAKD.-R Runaway from
the subscriber abont the lst September last my
woman JEALS She about 20 years Of age copper color
stout made weighs suppose about 45 lbs She has toll
eraby full regular features and would be consider
likely woman indeed She had free for
husband by the name Bill who raised by Capt
Abraham Rorer of this comfy lie is carpenter by trade
and has acquatanccs In this and the adjoining
counties and mas he has the concealed with
negro acuainainces and about Christmas
uf with her Ross is rather small about
Ave inches high copper color eyed
in front weighs suppose about l35
He has a look when spoken will give
above of $50 fot the apprehension and delivery
the short time $50 reward for any
nation which will cause to get her
Cascade. Va, Dec 81, 1855. J. j. TIESLEY.
dec
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
NEW YORK MARKETS.

JAN. ll.-Flour firm at yesterdays rates.
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn advanced
and active; Western mixed, 93.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12

1000 Prizes, amounting To
APpROXIM ALTON PRIZES

AFFTUNTNTA
rhc the Succeeding numbers those
winning Prizes entitled to Approximation pri
zes y above
The payment all Prizes Is guaranteed by the State Of
Maryland
All Tickets tho authorized by tho State Of Ma
rylnnd the Autographed signature Of II X Brennan,
General Agent for the Contractor"
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
There 10000 Tickets numbered from to 600 There
Prizes The numbers from tn 10000
the Tickets printed separate slips of
rolled encircled with small tubes and placed In
wheel The Of the different 900 full prizes
rolled the aud placed In another wheo
The eOO Apprux lnaon Prizes decided above.
After revolving the wheels number II drawn out of the
wheel the time Is drawn from tho
Przo wheel by boys Who bndfo1cd These opened
exhibited the audcnoehe prize bdng credited the
number drawn by the Commissioner This operation
peated TIL all the Prizes drawn
Persons wishing particular numbers must send their orders
early. with instructions what do In they sold
The drawing viii be promptly seut to all purchasers
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Wholes $40; Halves o. Quarters $50; Fights !, 25
Address orders Tickets =. \. brennan.
dec lq-lm Baltimore Md
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12

GALE OF HEAL E@GAFE.-in pursunnt. al
- decree Of the Circuit Court of Lynchbufg shall
Commissioner in said decree nnmod sell on the promises
SATI RDAY, the 9Th day Of January, nj o'clock T. NJ nj
public auction, credit - months
VACANT GROUND, situated 10 the corporation Of Lynch
hnrE Main street nearly opposite Capt Saml McCokles
Negotiable satisfactorily endorsed for equal portions oi
the purchase money will be required and the title retained
Ill the last payment be mnde.
WIN 7. YANcEY. Com'r.
dec = 2twtda
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
$l4O.OOO!!!
\ MARYLAND LOTTERY
TO be drawn nm the HAVANA plan.
MASAorus. ofrlct of rnr MARYLAND ,

MANAdrus Dt1Ct Oh THF MARytANpt
LoIrEHlfs, baltimore, Dec. /, lsaa,
The Managers Of The MARI land Lotteries having had II
restod that the plan drawing the HAVANA Lof1rts has
ynrtea aud hemE snus crafty the public have
concluded To draw LUI Terry On tue HAVANA PLAN
On tht lhnd = SATURDAY In each month
lrnad COn4oiidntet E.oIicry o. MARY innd.
CLASS 3,
To drawn IN Baltimore, Md, Saturday Jan 10, 1856
1'fiAos amnuutingtu
80 900 dollars
VIII distributed according to the following magnificent
scheme
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
Po>,poncmcn,.-rhea above sale !, postponed until Il

10th January Ian Sd2awtl9th jan
AyOIssE.--Nrgrocs for snir.-Wll be sold to the
~ highest bidder Amherst Court House, the 2ls day
January s56 the follow ing valuable Slaves belonging
the OF u H. TaPscotl decd to wit Mustpha, good
Blacksmith Ann oNn Cook and Washer with her child
ida Robert and shadrck,
Trims Negotiable satisfactorily endorsed and paya
BILE the lst day OF January leI7, VIII be required
X $ q JNO \. ELLIS, Admrs Of
-. II. TApSCOTT, decd
- LIZ L.. 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12

DCFFALO SPRINGS, Amherst Couniy.-The
takes this method Of Informing his friends and
m nhc generally that his for the season are 90
single day and 81 week children ~ yes 'a pna
tor and atters himsehat he Is prepared t" give general
II ton to all that may visit these Sprint ne soel,s inc
rs mage Of his frcp"s aud he public eeEeIaiy v,r
iv oT.lAHtS. oV'i, " - : -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
PLEASANT PRESTON. lrrrs,oos
FD'WD. -. CHRISTIAN,
FARM FOR sAIE.-As ad

VARIABLE FARM FOR SAEE.-As admin.
srator of Gerald Alexander, decd and by authority
his will will Thursday the 2Iih January 1855 the
premises IL O'Clock. NJ sell public auction the highest
bidder n credit mouths the valuable
land in Campbell winch the said Alexander resided
The about 10 miles Iynchburg the
Lvnchlurg Salem Iurnpkeahout miles by aood road
from the Forest Depot and contains by $50
fraction hrh aboat 40 wood land
about meadow land and the whole easily
susceptible high of Improvement Inc resjeDe"
handsome with comfortable and commod
NV EIG HOUSE, and the requisite out houses and the
caDaeify produce large crops of grain and
grass those engaged in agricultural
pursuits
security Will be required for the purchase
money, and the title will be retained further security
RDBT. J DAVIS, Admir-,
with the will annexed, of
dec 3ldS c2tatdsS da2S9H Gerard Alexander decd
pam
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
n uMP P1,AAGER.-225to tons Lump Plaster now land
j ing from Schooner Toga, from PASSPORT, for saeby
A. n LEE on thu Dock,
aug 1913 Rich,uond, Va.

uDUTTERs a s1MONs, B0ok-cllcr., st1 ton
- TONERS AND FANCY GOODS DEALERS. whole.
and retail No l57 Main street nearly opposite tho EN
change Bank, Richmond Va Country Merchants VIII ma
large desirable Stock OF Goods winch viii be sold on such
will warrant second call Terms cash or approved
credit. ny 4tdscly
MEATH uLOW 10 RATS AND M1CE.--Wr
- haNefo sale Rat ENtrrmnaor which never iails-
Those WI ws 10 rid their meat houses and ccais II rats
and mice should moi fail to uae It. For sale Mt
j. H. THOMPSON & cos
dee GdXtff New Drug store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.

NEGROEs At AUCT1ON..Pmrsmnms "a "a
~ decree Of the Circuit Court for the Corporation
lynchbng pronounced ON thy 2a day Of November 1885
the suit Of "shelion Va shelton" VIII proceed, comms
Saturday the 5th lust to sell al the Mar House
In Lynehburg nv. six likely Negroes credit
months, negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed
Jan edtds n. DuNNINoTON, Gem'r
POstPOncm cnt
In consequence Of the ncemcncy weather the above
sale " u take plae. Saturday next tho 18th last
Jan itl2th. II d.
NALuARl.E SLAVES NJ AuCTlON.-undcr
decree Of the Circuit Court ~ Iynehburg In the OF
Read vs. Garland &C. will Saturday the 9Th Inst q, the
Market lousc sell likely slave named Tom, belonging
the estate Of A. H. Warwick decd lilo about 81 of
are and Is both field aud factory hand.
jan a.dSeds RoBT J. DAVIS Gom'r.
Postpone
Tho above sale Is postponed until Saturday the 18th
Inst. ROBERF j. DAVIS.
jan !. IN r. a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
Do,,or,n Tou,CCO LAND ron SALE.

Ep-I wish to sell the TRACT OF LAND which was con
vevc TO me in Joshua Thomas, containing 800 arre
mar, near to and part West side Of the No bnsnes~
Mountain -.
a man who q good judge aud who has examine H. say
- mart of /, Is good Tobacco rherc is but little
rio ,rrd 1t will be sold either for cash or on rcd
Az Rico who lives will show 1t 20 those VINO wish
VI - -, cl,w,sl MECAJ All DAVIS. JR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12

Rnr.pI, Teeth and sSa iEsy Bre"t!.--Tht 'Pear
I,eptrce" been used by the Ladies IA lynchng ini
Ii cleans teeth, graduates tartar and
roor.s diseased gums healthy action, while its constant
ma, nsurcs a and untantcd breath Made and sold only
a. H. ii'''
New lfuu store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.

A.E Of WEAI. EsrATE.-A- Trustees Ia
- assd ri trust ma'le 10 ushy VIM II Terry will sell
on SAIL hDAN tho 9Th des Il January 1856 ~ pubit
tom on the PROMISES HOUSE AND Lot, containing
acre ground ~ The city pi ynchburg the residence OF
sanei Met"rklo Esq, credit Of aud twelve
months The sale vii tske place al o'clock, T. NJ
JOHN q L. google (r.......
dec 'l-dsa"t5thla ian JAMES v KNIGHT, trustees
PostroarWcnf.
Inc ahofe sale postponed until SATURDAY. the eth inst
iNp. o. l. GuGGlN, ~.
JAMES Y. KNIGHT, ) ''''''
Jan ld9tawtds mon sat
POstpo0cmcnt
The above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY the esh
nst when the weather permitting II will certainly place
JNp. q, l.. GpGGIN, lr..-,..
Jan lSd'awt'ath JAMES V. KNIGHT, '"'''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12

BALTIMORE MARKETS,
Jan. 1l.-Flour lower; Howard ST.. SO 81
Nothing doing in grain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
NALuARlE rLAVEs n. AICTlN
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

ruNO TOBACCONIs1S.-Ssrcntr reduction im Lock
i ToLLs-The Loeb Tolls for the Dock connection
reduced Efee Cents pr Why then pay Flfy Gems
per dfayagc Tobacco When the dit
ference by shipping the subscriber the Dockf Having
days of charge only Ave cents box Tobae
which includes all the charges In Richmond by stoamors
Msomakng the whole expense from Lynehbnrg
board, ony thirteen cents per box
dec cots ALFRED \. LEE, Richmond.
HAs. e.. HUNT, Com mission Merchant. G3sh
- STREET RICHMOND, VA, soicits consgnments of To
haeco Flour Wheat and all kinds of Counir, Produce prom
sing dligent personal attention.
Uonsignments coming down the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad ID. ". Phelps Will be
warded free Of Charge to the owner
lie will also attend promptly all orders for Plaster ouapo
Merchandise, sc.
His experience with strict and prompt attention aud quick
returns he hopes viii which Will he profitable
10 both his customers and himself aug cats
UDiANO EOhTEs = j., Ci..- - pis"a award
j ED ny THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE, RicnMoNn
NA-BuTTERS d SlMoNs. No l37 Main street. (noarly
opposite the Exchange ank) Richmond Va, have received
the for the STATE of Virginia. for the sale Of VIM T.
lmorson's celebrated PIANO FoRfES These Pianos
finished the beat aud for their sweetness aud
braney of and durability, equal TO those of
other manufactured In this country.
A FACT WORTHY OF NoII.--one OF Emrrsons Plano
Fortea put INTO the Fair of the Mechanics Institute just co
ceivcd the hlehoa yrc,nm anardod-A FIRST GLASS III
FIONA.
Every Instrument warranted In every rcspeet.
shall sell Piano Fortcs tho lowest pricea, for cash
good negotiable paper. llanWtiSely
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
SALE OF REAL EsTATEuNC AMPWEI.

GALE OF REAL ESTATEuN CAMpUELu.
- AND OF NINE SHARES OF CITIZENS SAVINGS
BANK Sfockn Of the Hastings Court
for the city of iyncburg shall special commissioner sell
AT public auction at the Market House Saturday the 18th
of January At o'clock about 20 of Land be
longing to the estate of the late Henry Haynes lying In tho
county OF Campbell near Gamblers Mountain about miles
from Lynehburg The land IL valuable because Of liz prosim
lily To ynehburg and Of Its fire wood For particulars apply
to Mr. T. 4. Haynes ut Friends Ware House At the
time and place viii also sell shares of Citizens Savings
Bank Stock
TERMsFpr the land credit oi and 10 months secured by
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed the retention
the title until purchase paid the stock credit OF
4 months and the security of negotiable note above
WIN. 4, NANGEN, tom'r.
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fErEgseyRo ADyEnT1sKlr1nTs.

Ne OMk,s WAVnl1oUse.-Te Tssse e
Avk PLANTERs.-we lake - neihek ~ informing sns
Tobacco Planters and Dealers, thai SH04o EiaioII o.
this city has been appointed Inspector MobSe
In pae. Of John Pesra ESQ., ormer nspeetofJ and wone
thin occasion thanks the liberal WIN
witch this Warehouse has favored by generous puDl
We promise to best exerous TO servc and our
customers and hope give the most saactosy evioences
desire and determination In this respect In the edey Of
our attention to all cousgnmcnt Of Tobacco 70 our Ware
house.
We particularly desire and request that Of Tobacco
VIII have Moores Warehouse distinctly the heads
Vt every hopshead intended for
PEfIhsBURa, jan 1, 1850 = JONES ELLIOTT
take great pleasure in recommending sueecssor MI
Tnosss ELiIorT all Of my friends aud o tho
above Warehouse and sincerely desire they will extend
TO the hrm that patronage Which they have herstoforc
kindly bestowed ON pegiam Jonss. JOHN PE0RAA
PETERSBURG Jan l. ir.6.
To ALL on MI FRIENDS AND PATHoSstIt gives great
pleasure to that have engaged i've with Mcssrr
Jones & Elliott Inspectors at Moo, Warcouse this city
avail self OF this opportunity return heart
felt thanks for the liberal which have extended
who Inspector West HUI Warehouse for the Is
years. and desire that will still me At
home where PROMISE faithfully to do every thing
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