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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31

REPERgNCfs .aso Ioliybseksr, Ansa Vim. Archer coet
Chesterfield. VIM VI Harriron Richmond VIM w. Copton Charles
CITY y W. Apperson, Charles city }. Ivey, AppomaoS
B Robinson King william III Presdent John Tyler
city o. Austin, North Carolina, and others.
NELSON A MOTT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31

~ jus received pr london Packet snip
W cornsu. Gnnnt email invoke ~ he shove Brand o.
DsIuy A and oest Coguac Brandy ~ ue
Nintsg ~ 1886 hrahdy lad The london
Bgafdy beinR The best article
r d. veil ~ leave their orders
inlnsdsteiy, " Fer sale only by
sfI.DgV a MILLER
fasW Conner P-sfl sod Csfy sfee,s.
G'.Ahs.-L. eru.hsd po.delsd snd cote sugar, 900
- paesags, for saIs By DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31

MEHs. R,bwiT Col tried your Ready Relief and had my
Joints rubbed Sii H. and felt pain after the n, minutes
rubbed with The present time. SIR, do not kno<
What 70 compare II TO but chsru for Is mystery To-
cHFfLS and had not the proper Of s
for three down skeleton. then
the Of Ready Relief Rcrovn ai Regulators The
left
could walk with Before heard Of Rene
dies taken Dr. Parker DR. Reese, Dr. WaTde DR. Mtcan
and many or physicians In this city, cannot remember
completely pulled pieces by them. My constitution
broken ~it medicine, that did good. could
foet TO the ground, pick pin. lifted and carried az
aud stairs like infant and thank 0oi by the
Remedies, had the fheuna-
u-munammAory and chronic-and the palsy You publish
TITS you like. SARAH A. HOUGH,
2lt street, 9Th sh avenue, ". Y.
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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

"E now pFtPaTl 10 manutaeure rrpair every ~.
w scrptou Of Agricultural Implements used w,baV.
gone to no sm. eSpens~ putting the different mAehpsry
carrying
superior style the various ReApcrs
feature business IT, that Implements but our
manufacture, aud they call the st.pion of
Tie FARMERS 10 Wheat Trr Cleaner which
ia every respect equal superior
proof Of What they have done, the certificates
gentlemen who have machine W.
the liberty Of referring other gentlemen ma
chine - 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31

NOrICE-T0 ALL WHOM " NAY CONCERN :-wher.ss
- the Richmond and Danvle Railroad Company had the
misfortune to lose their freight house Richmond veil por.
ton ~ their rolling stock. they constrained for the
deliver ~ down freight depot
lot In d ry az the raias shall arrive said freight ~ he
Immediately removed ~ those whom h. consigned
long ~ e Company I'll not be responsible r The st kecpng n
therefore
Al their risk unoaded from TIE
is9i III sYr~rintendent n Trsnsnorisiior
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30 lisLCIs. o.K a osI,"KN,

., ,os CARRIAGES. CARIAGEs.
ID ~ boslifR, srccsssos
ne Has on hand iargr assortment Of Can.- OdRS<
~ aud harness Among which h. found ..m. fSS.
nnr Coaches with nnsie Seats ioek. @-N
svay' Slide Scat asgr and BuEEes aud uith.t ton n,
uhsh he particularly invites the OF
article Ia The Carage line, they pn.sd a, an sr.r
Of Main and 9th srrvt.. 80 h"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31

December 29th, lSas I
CRIPPLkD WITH INFIRMI.
TIES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31

Gs uemenYcur Of goth September, 1875
few DAYS going The New
Store buckingham plea.
nrxed certificate. Yours, very respectfuIy
GRO. ". KYLE
hereby OF M.s.rs NFisS Morr.
Wheat ThreLng Machines the
IN saying that up expectation,
worked Given under my hand this 9Th October. ls5
GEORGE W. KYLE
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f u r y ITU r l.

IllNfoRD PORTER have IN store Al ~.
y time, the largest Of Richmond made N6Yp
FURNITURE To he found city This furnI.
ture IL superb, built worku.b In m.
country, aud under supervision of A..
Who thoroughly business. spi.na ~,
robe> Chair, Beesd 10 any n.I- i NJ. W "
r-ewhere may be had Of them Their h q, ,s,
their stock by sales profits Let tie t-opir .on 49,
rely MNfORD PORTER hest article on pn,,,,,s :,
lat the mnst .l.,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17
POLITICAL.

Nav IoR1 Sept 1e-The New York Herald says
that letter from Gov. Johnson, of Pennsylvania de-
elininC 10 run on the ticket with Fremont for the
Wee Presidency, had been surrcplitonsIy obtained
from the Northern American Committee and that
Coy, Johnson had withdrawn his deelenslon fot the
present.
Adyicea received nj Washington city from Harris
burg state in effect that the Americans of Pcnnsyya-
min will not, under my circumstances form coali-
ton with the Black Republicans on the Electoral
Ticket.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17
Very respectfully,
DAN'L WooDso>
LETTER FROM COL. THOMAS II. ROssEp

HEADQUARTERS. ARMY OF LAW AND ORDER,
BULL CREEK CAMP, X. T., Aug. 81, 1856.
Dear Erpress:-A messenger is this moment,
about to leave for Little Santa Fe, and | embrace
this opportunity OF saying word to you that
our people at home may be in possession of the
facts Of battle which came off Yesterday at Os-
-awattomie. The detachment of our army was
headed by our Brgadicr Gen'l Reid, aided hy
Col. Brown, of the lst Regiment. The fight was
a hot one, which lasted, however, but n short
time. and resulted in the overthrow of our law
less enemy, killing some 25 of their men an |
wounding quite u large number but how many
It Is not at this moment known. Our party had
not a man killed and only four slightly wounded.
The enemy secrcted in thick chapparel.
bat the eowardly wretches routed. 60
O,sawattom.e was reduced to ashes.
The enemy presented themselves near our camp
yesterday afternoon, in a force of about 300, all
mounted, and gave evidence of willingness TO
engage our forces. Our men were promptly
brought IN line oil battle, and were ready for
fight, but enemies withdrew, TO the great
disappointment of our boys. Yon may look OF t
for important events in fav days.
In great haste. yours truly,
IHOS. IL. RoSsER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17
c-stp 1,tO state aHI,,S.

..l-aa CollraE.-"L. ". L. writing 10 the
- .5., Protestant from Lynehburg. says:
our College commenced its second annual ses-
.aa week ago to-day, and up 10 this time we
! II. n1lrsalatcl an, hundred and !eo stadnts-fhe
Of as issa Of students a of fs asnl
-. # a tie foreign students who were present
=, .si5a sha, return, (aad we have received init
:,,s tI.t al bat two or three viii we VIII have
III ons hundred an Gfy ztlIents before the first
tier Of the session holl have expired Tais lam
fioej 10 ihnk. IS dom remarkably well; but II
~ -. .xerfiau unlcsiatjUf All neel=iuE attention
i iatercss5o Of yEfh5 sfe college. 10 ~ ssr'ay,on
,xhiag aag ON e'se raiP So -. Is worth m,
meg intend to succeed ana prosper more than we
. lone even up 10 this time
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17
Kansas News.

AdNiccs 10 the 10th inst received from Kansas
state that the freeSate prisoners had been released
bail,
Gov. Geary had issued Proclamation command
ing all armed parties to dispense.
Col. Emorys band had been taken before Gen
Smith for arresting an officer Of the Army.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17
I'm great haste. yours truly,
THOS. IL. RossER.

SNAKE SToRY.-The Dayton Ga.eiIc of lie
9Th inst, tells the following snake story:
A young man deaf and dumb, named Elvin
Birch amused tho passengers on the railroad
train from Richmond east last Friday. by exhib.
iting hi travelling companion and pet live rat
tlesnake. which was eighteen years old. and BE-
seemed delighted TO receive its embrace by per
hitting it to coil around his neck, 1t seemed f.
be completely under his control and would per
NIT him to open its mouth to show its poisonous
fangs, after which he placed it carefully in his
tin box without the least fear. 1t had twelve
rattes and was about three feet in length. He
appeared anxious to obtain another rattlesnakp
and professed to be able to pick them up in the
forest and tame them. without being the least
fraid of personal injury.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

a You've FEMALE CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.-
girl only II years Of age. named Caroline
Errndon, has been arrested at New York, charg
81 with bigamy. Chas. WinSonh ersc ser makes
affidavit. that on the 4'h last month he married
the accused and after they had lived together a -
bout week. she informed him that on the 22l of
last June sha had married james Furdon Of NJ.
1G2. Cannon street, that after making hi. rx-
poe. She the same day left him and went to live
with Furdon On this affidavit Justice Wood held
the accused tn await examination. On hearing ii
is said that some singular exposures will be made,
such ms that the second husband, on finding that
he bad lost his wife, went to husband No. l. and
proposed giving him $500 fhe would go into n
dsrepntable house and be caught there so that
he No 2 could hiring an action for divorce and
thus succeed in obtaining the lady 1t is further
said that this money was paid but husband No.
], failed to fulfil his agreement and still lives
with tho lady.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

SINGULAR VERDICT OF a CORONER's INQUEST.
We have already mentioned in the Express,
that on Tuesday morning. as the steamer Shuh1,
Capt. Carton, backed out from Green's wharf
Matthews county, Va, she came in collision with
a boat in which were Mr.. Dr.gall and his son.
They were doth thrown in the water and sank,
bat were recovered in about ten minutes. The
boy was resusitated after considerable effort bat
the father was beyond the reach of all means used
to produce termination. Captain e. states that
the oiden, Wa unavoidable. An inquest was
held on the body Of Mr.. ID. on Tuesday, and the
verdict, the ArguS learns involves the captain IN
charge of ''wIful murder Accordingly the
sheriff of Matthews county arrived al Norfolk on
Wednesday evening, and Capt. c. was arrested
and lodged in prison, whence he will be taken to
the jail Of the above county, for further examna
ton and trial.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

HoRRlBLG DEATH FROM HYnRorHoBrA.--A
correspondent Of the Toronto Colonst gives the
PARTICULARS of the death from hydrophoba of Mr.
William Hughes, "A farmer, in the township If
King, c. W:
Deceased wa, bitten by his own dog while in the
harvest field, Oh the 9TH Of August last on his
arm, face, and other parts Of his body, the animal
being in n lahid state. The dog instantly
destroyed, and medical aid called in. Since then
The wounds have been healed, aud Hughes was
alto to be about
GA Sunday evening last, while at his ten. he
suddenly felt that liz could not drink and thought
that he had taken cold. His nedicn adviser was
called in Monday morning, and everything
WAS done for him thht possible, but he grew
gradually worse, and during the last twenty four
hour, of his existence, h. was perfectly furious.
H. died at 3 o'cl,rk on Wednn-da afternoon
Dr Dane NIB, "f Richmond Hin wns constantly
in atirndsncr on him assisted hy DR.. Mortimer;
of Aurora. but all their excrtion- and skill were
insufficient to romore the drcndu maady.
DR., Duncomb states thai high spasms came at
intervals-thnt when liquid of any kind was within
sight he became oouvulsed; when be became
worse he barked and mad" noise exactly a
dog would. Several neghbors were there: they
compelled 10 tie him down in his bed. or he
would have done serious damage to persons about
and to himself He made will before he
taken i'll, after having been bitten
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT We learn, says the
Wilmington IN. CO journal. from friend that
very promising and interesting little boy named
Patterson II, Jones, about five years Of age,
of Edmund w. Jones' Esq, of Caldwell county,
accidently fell into the we'll on his fathers prem
Uses on Monday the 25th ult., and was killed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

SHOOTING AFFRAY.--In Tarbaro' county, n.
c., on Friday last, Epenetus Cromwell, proprie
tor of the Edgecomb Hotel, advanced pistol in
hand, on Andrew S. Ellison, who was passing
the house with a double barrel gun. At the dis
lance of 90 yards b 9TH fired, Mr.. Cromwell being
severely, if not MORALLY wounded. Ellison gave
himself up.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17
The Markets.,

BNLrlNonr. Sept. l6th.--Flour unchanged
Wheat declined Two cents
Corn declined one cent.
Nrw NoRK, Sept l6th.-Flour declining tendency
Standard Southern ST Is 10 so.
Wheat steady: White 81 CT tol 70.
Corn n trinc lower
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

FILLMORE AT CINCINNATL-C Cincinnati Sept.
li-There an immense mass meeting of tie
friends of Fillmore and Donelson in this city last
night. There alsoa great torch light pro
cession, exceeding any similar turn out of the
campaign.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17
RICuMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.


prCuABpsOS a cos, Carpet, oil Cloth,
Curtain Ware Rooms No H. Main street lltlnond
AItEuf4
We determined Ia the future to devote our tutila nj
tenan above and las ing arranged Store
far that purpose prepared exhibit the g, 81 and
complete assortment of GapenEs oil Cloths Curtain
flaeds tn. Virginia and bat rarely
any establishment in the United States I'm.
direct from thu English Manufacturers AMI selecting
with the hest American Fabrics. shall
all mcs lie prepared Il Furnish all articles pertaining 10 our
hnsnoas promptly and i.iyua the citizens Of Virginia,
north carolina snstan in enierprgr
assnfo them " Al he content with moderate profits
Np invite huN eNamne this stock, never
shown before 81 patterns an Sles OF Velvet Tapestry
aud Brussels CarpotnRs. Three p} Ingram aud Venetian do,
Velvet Cheneic and Brussels Rugs, Door fapr and Cham
her Mats Satin Worae and India pamask Tor Curtains Satin
and Figured bo anus do. nfuencl aud Intkcy Red do
Muslin Curtains Window shades all lnnl
s Floor o Cha Iabi, Oh Cloths, all widths, on Cloth,
kngs At.
u Wewt have oil Cloths aud Carpetings cut for any
OF hall bclng furnished With diagram and measure
ment md soliciting orders viii warrant ut IN all caaas
q RICHARDSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

SLAUGHTER OF DEsERTERs.-A letter to the
New Orleans Picayune, dated Grenada, Aug, 90
says that Capt. Turley, and his company OF "a
men, who deserted from Walkers army, had
been deceived by the Chamorristas into giving
up their arms, and then cpt to pieces.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

Hon. John c. Breckenridge has been compelled
10 give up public speaking, it is stated. on ac-
count of i'll health. He has returned home.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

R-,csS '.GOupETETtON 81 1. the Life Of
W." RAnE-PRlNrlNG In all Its varlors branches
done In sNle unsurpassed BY atd,r Establishment
S;atf, at the NlRG1NIAS jon PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENr
1ohs rnedn Coorsin manner that will compare with
work done south o Mason and DiSops Line Specimens
be seen At cur ehce Call and First Alley between Main
and Church Strcctt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

&rAgBlSG Casa free negro named DANES Jack
-gf, was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday on
: ,rec of stabhing another negro named Cousins
TIE case was continued until the l9th, owing 10 the
wounded man not being able to appear.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

~ FNIb EVVUT,-0h"s' a s."nfk'hs'
lie and Fancy Dry Goods or Csh only, opening by da
arrivals from the various all the a7os they
ppcar In the markets adapted the Virginia aud North Car
elm" trndr Ladies' Drcss Goods, Domestic Cotton Goods
Servants Wooens Hosiery Gloves aso Carpets Rngs and
on Cloths cheap Curtains, Cornccs flauuols Shawls
mbroieros Sc Buyers from the upper country most
cordially invited to call and themselves bargains VIII
he sold CUAS A. GWATKlNS.
sop l-awlf opposite Tx Bank, Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

THIS STRANGER Is up ion representation Mt Mason
i. IiIl Tonight, together with that amusing Farce
l. I oau of 4 Lover.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

~ GWArKINs. opposite Exchange Bank Richmond.
va Carpets Rugs aud OH Cloths new and splendid sssort
lnen' for the Fall sales daily arriving to which especially
invite the attention Of purchasers from all sections assuring
Them that they will be sold York prices Roy NJ Vel
vet Carpetng Brussels, Tapestries, Imperial Three ply, Su
per ingran Fine Cupeng Venetian Capetng from the low
st to the best made Cocoa Ma Rugs, OIL Cloths Door
Mats Table on Cloths, FLOOR Baae Table Covers Plano
towers sc Buyers will please sve early call
pledge ourselves TO sell as low any house in Va
cHAS. A GWATKINS
lie IN nuuk Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

SINGULAR AFFAIR IN NEwPoRr-Ihe Bridal
and the Bier Probobie Suicide ofa Bridegroom.
Last evening says the Cincinnati Times OF the
10Th inst. the pleasant town of Newport was
somewhat startled from its quietness, by the in
te!ligence of Il probably successful attempt of
young gentleman, well known in that community,
To destroy himself The mere fact of man
committing suicide is in wise noticeable in
this country and at this time but surrounding
the present instance, there are circumstances
that make it remarkable indeed. The wretehed
welded Tuesday evening last to n
beautiful young lady, possessed of all the aitrao-
tons, and gentloness of nature that could endenr
life to one who had bound her dcstny to his. He
seemed as hopeful and happy as bridogrooms
usually are, and to have found new existence
III the love of his gentle wife, until last evening,
when he parted from her. and going to his own
chamber swallowed poisoned draught.
His rash attempt not discovered for some
hours after when he was found lying upon his
couch in an apparently dying state. The custo-
mary remedies were applied and every effort was
made to restore the unfortunate man, but without
any perceptibIe effect; and this morning il was
not thought he could survive. His devoted bride
is almost distracted, and in the midst of her deli
rum calls wildly Jpn her husband, whom she
imagines already in his grave.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

ERnoR.-The types converted " e1ra into "geay' in
paragraph headed " Tdats riae7 in this column
yesterday morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

filimor. "a Aete fork-7h GfsHdesi Demon
sfrdtian Of !Ae dag-a Procession Of fire miles
long, and composed Of Serenity Thousand men.
The greatest and the grandest political demon
straton, which ever came of III this country, was
made by the friends of Fillmore in \. York city
N Friday night last. The New York papers are
full of the most graphic aud soul stirring nc
counts Of il. Even the Democratic and Black
Republican papers represent il the largest
aud most enthusiastic turn out winch has ever
been seen IN any city, any oceaeion. IN this
country. Speeches weie made II the same time
hon four different stands, aud the whole city
seems to have come out in honor Of our noble
standard bearer. Nee York is SAFE tor FiH-
more By thirty thousand Clear the track.
From the New York Express, which contains
four or five columns describing this magnificent
demonstration, take the following brief ex-
tract, not having space for mnrr:
NEW YORK AROUSED.
The great American meeting and procession
on Friday night was Che most imposing political
Demonstration that ever took place in this CITY
Il was no boys meeting: it gathering "f
foreign hireng-. But earnest and true, whole
suued Americans turned out,--the whole city as
One man,-to vindicate American principles. and
do nouor 10 the American candidates. We are
very safe when say TINT this demonstration
called cut two hundred thousand people In
| Mon Spun and neighborhood there were ut
least seventy >usnnd persons and the process
slon aud spec' in the streets dia not fall far
short of l3o II more. There were thousands
of banners n Z q professions which was over 3
miles in leng h, and the enthusiasm which greet
ID ii on its line of march. surpassed anything
heretofore in Gotham. New York came
out nobly for Fillmore and Donclson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

StOLuunlAN HOTEL. for Rent ieasc.-s
" IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Tho above old and well
established Hotel In Richmond Va, tor rent with Immediate
POSSESSION There chambers sufficient for hundred
bcda The dining 30 by - foot There exenavo
and convenient accommodations for cooking washing &C.
and large stable and large carriage houses, &c, sc
This property so we'll known that further description
To good tenant the rent Will be reasonable
lOr2tawts y ID. GRENSUAW.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

BANNER PRECAUTIONARY are requested to state
,hat a Banner will be presented To the Cadets of
Temperance of this city at Temperance Hall To-Nidhr
affer which addresses will be delivered. The public
j. invited to attend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17
LEcoMpToN. X. II. D
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Aug. 81.


Major General Coffee Southern Division Kan
sas MiIita-Sir II appearing that the territory
i. invaded by armed bands of lawless men from
distant States, who, in conjunction with comb
nations of men not less lawess heretofore resi-
ding in the territory, and now openly resisting
the legal authorities of the Territory and killing
and plundering the law abiding citizens thereof.
you are hereby commanded 10 take the field at
once with your entire division. for the purpose
ofrestoring peace and quiet, and maintaining the
supremacy of the laws. Your division will rem
devious at or near the town of Palmyra, in the
county of Douglas aud report the fact at once TO
this office.
You will also station detachmcnts of your COM
mand at such exposed points you may deem
advisable, for the purpose of protecting the lives
and property of all law abiding citizens; and in
all your orders the most rigid instruction should
be given TO protect the persons and property of
all peaceable, unofending citizens, regardless of
party distinctions or political differences of opin-
ion. We are not waring against the political sen
tments of men, but against lawess bands of
ruthless invaders. outlaws and traitors No man
house should be destroyed, unless undoubted ev;-
dence exists that it is used as II fort or arsenal
for the supervision of the existing Territorial
Government or for other lawless purposes; in
which event it properly becomes subject to con.
tiscaton.
Very respectfully,
DAN'L WooDsoN,
Aptinu l,ovaruor 1f Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-17

HDUIIIP NAUW, EngIc Foundry, Cnry 81,
(BErWfEN PEARL AND l5tD RICHMOND VA.
manufactures LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, TENDERS, Raj.
ROAD CARS and all descriptions Of Railroad Machinery,
Stationary Engines Of any required Also, Portable
Engines with decided Improvement Others hereto
lore made, Qrom 10 40 horse power) wheels well
adapi,d 10 farming pnpusos, getting lumber &c, with In
proved Circular Portable Saw Mills attached Of a "a and ID
1ss Mining Machinery trs and Saw Min Machinery Furg
aud Tobacco Factory Fixtures of every kind Also,
htass and Iron Castings made 10 order l.. RAIN,
II .cwdm Richmond.