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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02
The Use to be Made of Mr.. Fill
more.

The friends of Mr.. Fillmore now rest
what little hope is lef; them upon the House
of REPRESENTATIVES. There is no well in
formed man among them who does not fully
understand that there is no chance of his
election by the people. The policy now
agreed upon by the more knowing ones
among them seems to be simply this: to use
lis nomination as part of the machinery for
preventing Colonel Fremont from obtaining
a majority of the electoral votes. If they
should succeed in this, they count very con-
fdent ly upon preventing his election by
the House of Representatives.
In long article which appears in the
Washington Daily American Organ of yes
terday, the plan is stated very broadly, and
in such manner as to commend it to the
favor of chose who support the Cincinnati
platform and its candidates. In substance
i: amounts to this-that the Buchaniers and
the Known othings are to act together in
such a manner as to prevent the choice OF
Fremont by the electoral colleges, and hav-
ing brought the election by this means into
the House of Representatives, are to unite
upon Mr. Breckinridge as Vice-President
vacant. The Executive chair would then
be filled by the Vice. President, who would
be expected, as a matter OF course, to be
suitably grateful to auxilarles from the
Know Nothing party by whose aid he was
made the acting Chief Magistrate. The
plan is thus stated by the American Organ.
We preserve the italics OF the original:
"It is, we think, perfectly evident that if
there be no election by the people through
the electoral colleges, Mr.. Breckenridge
| would be chosen Vice-Presldent by the
Senate, and in the event OF failure by the
House of Representatives to elect Presi-
dent, hewould become the President--a lesser
calamity, in or judgment, than The election
OF Buchanan. The Richmond Enquirer
NAV snake the most of this opinion,
I'VE suppose we may safely assume, tn t
with all classes in the S 18th, the election
OF Bracknri 'ge US Wee President. and his
accession to 'he Presidency, would be
greatly preferred to the election Of Buchan-
an as President. 1t being certain that the
den. .ocrar,c Senate would elect Breckenridge
as Vice President; and that, il no election
were made by the House, he would become
the President, by virtue OF his election as
> Vice President, it follows that no southern
conservative man can reasonably object 10 hap
ina the election Mrown into Con9:es The
failure of an election by the people, under
this state of the case, brings no increased
danger to the South or to any portion o:
the country; for, the House would either
elect Fillmore as President, or, there being
no election by the House, Brecknridge
> would become the President.
u
}, "Mr. Breckinridge is an honorable oppo
S nent-a high minded and patriotic gentle
Y mana man of mind, and of integrity-h'
4 is young, too, with a future before him-h'
: is without trainers and dependents--h
could form his opn associations-in all thi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02
/. - s For the Chronicle.
Memory of one loved.


49, Memory Of one loved.
Not when my heart is aching meath its weight
, Qfu;ter loneliness-not when the knell
Qdying hopes comes with its bitter freight
Qwo--comes like messenger, to tell
Ofbroken faith--of passions charmed to life,
Only to wither in the cold worlds strife;
Not in this scene OF tumult and unrest, =.
Shall thoughts Of thee commingle in my breast.
But when forgetfulness its watch shall keep,
With folded wings by passions turbid shore;
When DER my heart sweet memories come like
sleep,
And the soul dreams its strife is haply DER,
Then shall the past gleum out, a ray of light,
A fairy isle on life's tumultuous sea-
Like stars that lit the wasting souls dark night,
Shall be the memories that will cling to thee.
Those memories now are twining round my heart,
Holding its pulses with n mighty spell,
Proving how hard thing it is to part
From the dear treasures il has loyd SO well;
'Tis past! from the worn chords plainuve swell
OF music breathes the lonely word-"FlREwEIL.."
MARTINS FERRY. Sept 1856 D.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02
4oetrp,

A Gem.
Take the bright shell
From its home in rhe lea,
And wherever it goes
1t willsing ofthe sea.
So take the fond heart
From It's home and its hearth,
Twill sing Of the lovd
To the ends of the earth.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02

"Mr. Breckinridge is an honorable oppo-
nent-a high minded and patriotic gentle
mana man of mind, and of integrity-he
is young, too, with a future before him-he
is without trainers and dependents--he
could form his own associations-in all this
there is hope.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02

We are not afraid of the House Of Re-
presentatives--we believe that DIR. Fillmore
would be certainly elected by that body--but
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-02

The following correspondence has re.
Gently taken place, which we fad in tAs
New York Eosning Post:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26
Later from Nicaragua.


The steamer Charles Morgan has arrived at
New Orleans from San Juan with dates to the
10th. The steamer Orizaha arrived there on that
day and landed 325 passengers.
General Walker was reported I" he all right
Col. Schlessinger's defeat is confirmed. lie had
50 men killed The cause of his defeat is attrlb
uted to total negligence on his part The rem
nant of hi, party had arrived AT Rivas; and the
men cursed their ''cowardiy Colonel loudly.
Capt. Thorpe faced him with pistol on the field
and threatened to shoot him coward. All
was useless. however as his cowardice had crea-
ted panic He had not taken single one OF
the usual precautions against surprise though
within the hear, of the country OF the enemy
cant Thorne came passenger in the Charles
Morgan. He reports Walker as in good posi-
ton. prosperous and receiving large acoe SslonS'
Arotl1cr battle had taken place at Arcopa between
IA Americans under Capt. Baldwin ana loo COS
ia Ricans. in which the latter were defeated w'th
II loss of 30 killed. Baldwin had only two mel
killed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26
Church Property Coafscdied.

From the Hartford Times April 2Ist.
Since the fact has been we'll settled that the
Right Rev. Bishop OReilly was board the
Pacific. and that heis probably lost, a question
of much interest concerning the Property or the
Roman Catholic Churches in Connecticut. has
arisen. He was the Bishop of the Hartford D
and the Roman Catholic Church property
in this city, and probably in this State, stood in
his ndividual name.
At the la st session Of the Legislature ofthi>
State. a law passed. (see pages 81 aud - of
the NV pamphlet acts 1852 providing that D.
devise. lease. grant. OF conveyance. To or for any
person in any ecclesiastical Office shall vest any
% ate or interest in his >ucccssur;that no pre- per
ty Appropriated IT, purposes If religious worship
for barial.shall vest IN any person or persons,
unless they he Inc ,rporoted In accordance with
law of This State; that any church property here
tufore devised ar conveyed to any individual shall
be deemed to be held in trust for the benefit of
the soti, ~ or congregation using the sam" and
shallupon the death of such individual vest in
the religious corporation formed by shch society
provided such cooperation organized in accor
dance with the laws IF this State is in cxistenc"
at the time of the death of such Individual. But
in case the property Is held by an individual. and
there be no such corporate body then it is enact
ed;-
"SECTIoN 4. In the event of such congrega
ton or society shall not be Incorporated as at"re
Saiu.t then IN tnaI iiR TtUf eStuft
rest in the State Of Connecticut. in the same
manner and with The same effect, Ms if the per-
son holding the title thereto had died Interstate.
and without heirs capable of inheritng such real
estate
The next section provides that the treas
urcS shall deed said property to a corpora
ton If such congreGa'i"n. when it -hall be form
ed in accordance with the laws of Connecticut.
Ii j. how probable that Bishop O'Reilly is dead
II Hall al oil, nd AT he psfa tc
for the use OF Roman Catholic congregations;
they were not organized into corporate bodies,
ani,his remarkable law confscates the entire
prOpery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26
ARRIVALS AT THE.
svos,,;.a,o,. uUouse-Sucad n Clark IRONS

April 25-Thos Lawson. Richmond; Tbos Preston, Bed,
ord; /, Roscnham Newborn; Greenway, Abingdon;
James, Richm nd w Canes Roanoke; W NJ Gsh lnert!
Bush Franklin; A Brush and lady Miss Anderson Roam
oke; Robertson Montgomery; Jas Simpson. Giles F +
hughes Luuenburg: McDearmon Roanoke W IN Stratton
Campbell; l. Wilks Bedford; w II Horton, do X Hurt
Franklin; Newcomb. Amherst; + Dinwdde campbell
MeF all Amherst; A C Horton Campbell; @ W Hunter,
tharlotte Chcaw ood Cumbcrland I w Rosser Camp,
bell; snead, Amherst Fl Early and Lady MIS- Early
Payne and Lady Misses Payne, Campbell ID II Ruckcr
Amherst Ino Stone, city d b Chcatwood Bedford;
Burks Bedford; II Dnlard, Camp ell r sampson New
Jms.v; T. Howell FLOYD & II; VIM y avis Pe'crsburg
J. Stertce Bedford r T Bowen, Tazwcl y Iks Union; A
w Claiborne. Richmond. T c Lancaster. Fncastle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26
4.n,rnssnG he MaiL Robber.

ph;,.,,ahbio. Aprl 23.-Townsend, the mail
,ol,hor .oain essaped from Newcastle jail last
night. The ply .ician dressed his wounds which
IL. received in hi. former attempt. last evening.
and about one O'Clock this morning he was "ga'"
missing from the jail. but his wounds have re- re-,
orcned by scan the wall He was traced nv
the marks Of blood for distance OF three nlleS'
and finally was found completely exhausted
md was again taken back to prison.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

TlOS -Pursuap II decree al the Circuit Court for
the corporation of Iynchbug pronounced on the goth day of
Nov 1870 Chaucory suit therein depending under the
style Of brown Sc IIcndrlek, &c. the undersigned
commissioners appointed for that purpose Will On the lOh
day May lF6 the respective premises ohcr AT pablo
auction the following valuable city property sold ior ihe puf
Il cietng dsbniion among the legal represents
tive Of Ammon Hancock. deccasedi
No That very valu bic story brick building opposite
the Bank OF Nnlra NOW occupied by Davis Nowlm 4 Go
No. 2-Tho 54gr brick tenement adjoining the house oc
cuped by no e. Meon ESQ late In The occupancy of - T.
Sackrit
Nosl-A very valuable lot fronting 70 feet Market or
bridge aud s. Jefferson occupied by Jas
D. Homer
A. Two and lot at the Intersection II st or
,.ynch street and lrst alloy, In rear Of No
BE- Houses and lots NJ the Junction ~ FIRST alley
and IIh street. nov occupied
llth adieinu the residence of James Scurry.
Noa7A House and lot with acre Of ground attached
MIR Francis Moriaons residence.
IEHns SALtA credit In three equal insalments OF D.
II and II months will be given, The purchasers VIII be tn
CURED accordance with the provisions Of The decree Gin
give negotiable notes well endofsed phya
Of the city and the tile the proper
wit hhcd until the whole Of tho purchase shall have
been paid The title the property believed to be un
questionable shall convey only such title ma Is vested
Us, >, ,,, '',, ,,,, ! ps%'S SSSS2s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26
ybs Massachusetts, TrOhibitory Lac.

Boston, April 22.--In the Senate to-day. IN"
majority and minority reports upon me L'l"'r
law came np-,th4 latter b,ifs in the form OF II
hin in effect restoring the license system--whei
on motion Of Mr.. White. Of Norfolk the whole
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26
M ARRIEU.

On the 10th inst by the Rev r. r. Anderson. LEONARD
S.CREASY, If Bedford county, Va, and SARAH GARLlCh
Of Montgomery.
Cedar Hill on the pod April 1856 by Rev Wiles MI
THOMAS A. GILLIAN. Of Buckingham county, Va, and
Miss ST. AN RANSOM daughter of Mir Pleasant HUBBARD oil
lrince Edward
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

EI SALEBy virtue Of decd o trust, executed by II X
Lagoon and duly recorded In Campbell county ahall
on edncsdav The 10th day of April sd proceed To sell ut
auction the valuable Residence of said LEnn Cralo
H The house eight IN excellent repair
with NIL necessary houEop garden. ell,
Al time. aud 10y virtue deed executed by Jno. T.
Woodson recorded In clerks office OF usnfa Court viii
scl the residence OF sad Woodson. Federal Ill Tho
house contains or and the lot fourth OF
acre-Mh good ell garden. &c,
Persons wishing purchase requested 10 examine the
property hero tcrt.ed before day sale This oppotuni
y TO purchase valuable residence In good neighholhood
Is such ms s rarely offered.
The sale will take place O'Clock, p M the premises
commencing Lggons house Terma malo known nj time
sale. THOS. j. klnkPAI RICK, trustee.
npl a.dcod2G.thcudtds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26
%f.OOO Worth Of Carriage, Moen:;


CARRY Al1tSh auction order to raise to
debts, will sell IN Friday the 2hih inst, (ApfD, large
stock Of Ready Made Work, auction. II W of
manufacture and Large Family Carriages Roekn
Bupge Surs, and sprlng Garry ais Sale
Tive. Terms will hu liberal, aud made knonnnt sale.
npl l1.ctds Nd2d before JOHN IL BAILEY
~ 'BedGrt sentinel Salem Register fnea tlc Democrat
and " yhrNile rrleEranh rorN III day nf snln.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

matter was indefinitely postponed by nearly I'M
anmous vote. This leaves the Liquor law IN.
changed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26
VALUAnLE n..aCKsusVm ron SALE.

lily virtue of decree of the Circuit Count If Am
hcr county rronouncedin the OF "Bonrncs admir-
Fletcher Sc ,he undersigned Commissioner. appointed by
the sad tourf will proceed u se pnbc auction Thurs
DAY the 'hdaY of April next fair II not the next fair
day thereafter SUNDAY excepted at the Market House In the
city OF 1ynchhnrF Negro Man, named Watkins belonging
TO the estate of Molly Cashwc deed This ngcni
GUS mechanic and extremely valuable and viii be sold
months time except small amount Of money
fsale The purchaser will be entitled his hire for tho
present year 5000 aud possession al the end Of tho
snail sell such title vested In me by the decree aforesaid
but the title is nndouhted G H. RUCKER.
Sheriff of Amherst county,
nj lN lN And st,nh Ent, Sato nft tioi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

H&jDOVES BONNET AND FANCY STORE --ssseVc
4f4k Ladies' let that before the I'M
W. 2eih inst shall produce from three of the most--
fashionable establishments New York the latest styles Of
Ronnets assured that every thing that the
finger has accomplished shall be presented to YOU even
10 the mnutest within,
Twill say your personal qualification that tho exhibition
of Rnnnct- in York viii the 23d inst and
that article of dress considered second only wcet pref
face will be before other article
of dress it should be selected with much care.
In the great variety of tastes II my dcterm
nation present field Of variety not only IN Bonhes
but in Nantes and every variety of Summer Coverings
Suffer little children also for they shall not be neg
lcetcd heretofore in Hats Flats Little 8onpes aud Caps
and other pretty little traps.
Very respectfully,
mn 1oas ALFRED s. ENGLEDOVE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

DAD,
k1n Farmvlle Monday night last Mrs ANN Moss VIE
Of Mr. John {.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

MItItNARt AND tooD~.- 1TJl q
HM The .uttrrbors have just returned from New esy.
VA York take pleasure in informing the Ladies' TJNS
va Oh t.is CITY vicinity thai they now opcn--~-
Ing their stock ct BONNETS RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LACE
GOODS CAPS. HEAD DRESSES. HAIR BRAlDS MAN
TIIIAS with large lni OF FANCY ARTICLES, such AZ
nro usually Millinery establishments We have select
cd our eto from the fashionable houses with great caro-,
ami hope bv constant business TO merit liberal
patronage
We would respectfully solicit the patronage Of the former
friends patrons predecessor Mr. H. J. Henng ana
assure them that their orders will be promptly attended to-
Bonnes blcached and In the best style nj the
old stand, Main street
y shn collect accounts Ia July and January
sY-ITDIES IL you WISH TO SEE SOMETHING
REALLY PRETTY CALL ON -. - . 80
m, 81 70 j MATTHIAS co
rs Wv,heeio Telegraph aud Lexington Gazette eopy6
IL nd C,r.ya ard It's To-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

- we are requested to announce WILLIS j. COW LINZ
candidate for tho office Of Constable for the 18th district
apl l9.d&ctc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

Of War, which has 90 long been goaiinR on the vi
the European Nations ntRed with carnage eeaseR its
while The whtesYugcd Angel Of Peace
hos with plying the drrmntcd armies and dcS
ulated hearth othor objects viii nov attract hr n
the pracn The ihouRiFnhd
employ the hands o hnsy millions and the gay uniforms and
imposing pharaphonaa ef the viii be laid inside tor the
habilamrns 1t honest Industry. speaking ct bhbtdmfWs
suggests the extensive and splendid stock Of SfRlNt READY
MADE tL0TfING exhibition ~ the Clothing bnzaar Of
burroughs Sbafr Co popf1ctors OF this popular
Establishment approaching and grateful for the extraordinary
patronage extended them hive spared neither pans
expense getting up their goods for the Spring sales Pur
chaser. call and convince themselves ne an In
speeon viii convince them Of the superiority In
STYLE workmanship it, &c of the clothing ut manu-
facine aol bY MS at CLOTHING BAzAAR Main ~ n =
side above Bridge. BURROUGHS, SHAfEk ".
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

PROPERTY lily direction OF n trust deed. executed by
ht1 Saekoit for the benefit ct Mcssra Armisi.ad &
MmW'k duN recorded IN the Hastings Court clerks office
sha rs trustee the premises Saturday the I'd May
eo SGT" AT public auction two tenemcuts On Third street
III t Town ~ tNnhbur containing 56 feet front aud
mng back oi feet mud the other 10 feet and
u'ek ~ 'i aud one other tenement i,h Alley immediate
~ IN hr rear et the lots named being "a feet trout said nj
ley anu running back 40 Zee being the property
lsaa
TRIMS Cash as 10 one fourth the balance In q, and t.
months negotiable notes satisfactorily cndnsrd and the title
retained as further security shall convoy such title enN
the aee' vests IN me as trustee { l. MnSbN trustee.
aplli2tawtds
H..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.


w II undecided where gef the CfifaPfSt
BEST PIANOS Just postpone ho Inn,ier uni you con
take Off r. NASfIs tr You can retain th money
until The Piano has given snisfa eiioh. -.
lie willing to gNe bond and sefnritS 10 nrnish yph VII"
u superior Inatruucnt at a low Ifiet.
especially entrusted selection always receive
parrnlar raf. E " NASH, Plane Forte Dealer,
a, sycamore. rorner 81 Bank rues
ap7ta Petersburg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

u FflnkIin IT 7, j0nIng Tho resId'hce OF Mt WIihm
billiard at present occupied by Mr.. Pauctt
Also. n handsome Residence on Diamond HUI, recently
erected by Cemins In the occupancy Of Mr. Cand
ia all aud In perfect order and
rarely offered In market those wishing 10 make mn
would do well to examine this property M bar
gain ma he obtained by early application 10
mi l6 dInwts W. Is. JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

ttartt rfrpIyA rHoAAs WHITE. JR.
uDEEBlEs a WHIT %, Ssreeer-, Co0snst ssisu
j AND FoRw ARDINO MERCHANTS, o. Old street
PETERSBURG Va tmar dkc1y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.


. hshhS and with the Of said Hannah VIII sell
N way "'Phhleh auction the Market nnse IN the ey of
lNnchburg, on NEnNEsDAN the Goth April ls.ib the
Neiaahr stock # Goods convey ed in said deed
aes' eaes have bean recently purchased aud eannrv
m'ahit anu nihers Wilde well Ia attend. Sale eantnn.d
from day Ia daN m completed
lIfhs- All sums under hoo eaS all 81 that
ahdeNer upon credit II N months hy
heE'tahlr notes well undnr-cd L. W. rAGl. trustee.
SALE eondaetr,.hy Br,a Akota, anetr spl ptdNrtd4
Z -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

E'eceris Oii-lSs' r~es'vsd; ~ u,pp = ZONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26
aa CoUNTKN REsIDENCE FOB SAL

Hn COUNTRY RESIDENCE EOB sALN.-.
E subscriber sale his residence neas the rspd
Is improy ing beautiful town of Wythevue 70 per
sons wishing pleasant retreat from toe NOISE sn
Of cities and At the same time 20 av.n
of speedy with almost any part
of The Union property oers nduccpents rarely
ed Th. tract about 100 acEea nearly one ha4 OF
which IL v iii TIMBERED lies the Virginia and Ten.
nessoe Railroad mile from the Wythevile Depot and
brec ouarers of a miles The improvements CON
sis, of NEAT AND COMFORTABLE DWELLING, con-
tanning rooms cellar &C., together with the necessary oes
houses. -
H. Cadwel ell, at Wythevine, Va. w,~-,,
ma l5dw6w TnO1A1 Will.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

dencc Lynch street The property is situated in de-
the business part Of the city
The House lot undergoing thorough repair and
will in be ready for the reception Of family
For terms apply the subscriber at the cabeH House or
In his abs MIR J s. Blair the the Farmers Banks
,nl 81 dcodst. GEO. WiITLOCK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

ACCIDENT freight train starting from the dc
pot Monday morning last one of the bands an
irshnan in attempting jump missed his aim and
caught and terribly bruised At the last accounts
he was improving and il is thought he will recover
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

- vA--NoTICEIn taking charge Of the above establish
men would respectfully solicit continuance oil the
lnc of tho Hotel and friends ask them to
,a and My table shall alwaysbe spread with all the
of Nh, season attentive Tho
rnire shall the best attention thrf am mas
viii that the ladies who pntronize tho Hotel
wish grnicd and all ASK Ia share Of hus
The house Is furnished IN the best style nn - To-
IN quiet part 81 The city My Omnibus VIII always 10
nj tho different de,ots To attend customers carry them
ud fro JOSEPH L., GAHRiNGloA,
or
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-26

engaged in the above business and at present prepared
In undertake all kinds Of HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
either in country. nothing but the best material
and employ good workmen and can therefore, with
confidence all who may favor with their work that
they ran RELY having well done My charges
sonable and uniform. -
Persons the country painting do would find to
ihei interest 10 before engaging their work
am At all times them at the shortest notice
Grateful to friends and customers for the very liberal
patronag the last hVe years hope to
merit n continuation of their tay j. i. WOoDSoN
IIousa and sign Painter Lynchburg, Va,
y B-As the season is near at hand for Cleaning &C. l
,youd that shall particular attention. this Spring
whitening and Cooring hard finished Walls and Ceilngs
fe