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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-02

Horse Farriers.
VOUATT'S, Masons, Dr. Dadd's, SINNERS
Il and other Farrier Books. Just received a,
Millersburg, o. the BOOK STORE.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-02

Millersburg, Aug. 2l, 1856.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-02
nHE PASS OF THE SIERRA,

Sept. 4. 1956-2w3.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14

Commander J. E. Schenck, U. s. N, has ad
dressed a letter on the subject of Col Fremont's
Exploits in California,to the Dayton (O) Journal,
q which he claims for the Navy and marine corps
lone the entire credit if any is DUE for the CON
uest of California. save and except the person
j services of the late Gen. Kearney and his hand
ali of officers and men. Commander Schenck
says:
Il am prepared to prove that so far from his
,Fremont's) being entitled to any credit for his
participation in the conquest of California his
laving failed to cooperate heartily and efficient
v with Commodore Stockton, so far from assist
ng in the conquest, embarrassed him tStockton)
his operations and rendered the victory less
omplete than it would have been had we receiv
d Fl, m Fremontthe aid we expected-moun-
ed. armed and equipped as he was. | am further
repaired to prove that in every engagement and
very route of the enemy which took place in Cal
.iornia, Fremont was invariably too late to take
art and to sum up all, | assert that during the
Whole of his service in California, he was new
r within hearing distance OF the enemy's
ans The cause ofhs inefliciency will not here
iscuss."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
A Young Her,

We copy the following from tho Macon (Ga.
Telegraph:
We have private letter from wasoahoota
East Florida, dated thu 10Th, and detailing in.
cdentally the recent assault upon Capt. Brad
ley's house. II was.jnst after dusk in the even
ing of the 18th of May, aud Bradley was lying
abed sick. Two of his children-a little boy aud
girl-were sitting before the open door in tho
entry Of the house, WHEN band Of some twenty
Indians stole up and fred upon them. The lit
tee girl was killed outright and the boy mortnlly
wounded; but he nevertheless rose, went into tho
family. gave the alarm took down his gun and
fired at the enemy. lie then handed il to his
brother, saying he hid no further use for il, and
died Immediately. His body had been pierced
by two balls. Bradley and the other son kept
up FIRE aud the cowardly Indians dare not make
an assalt. The neiehhors finally gathered and
drove them on,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
A Novel Balloon Ascension,

Was made at Manchester, N. II, on the Fourth
It is said that 30, 600 persons witnessed the bal
loon ascention, with horse attached. Mous.Go
dard went up like kite standing on the back of
the horse amid immense cheering Madame God
dard being in the car of the balloon alone. They
went up $50. the horse hanging his head low
without struggling particle. They were soon
high in the: heavens about 5000 feet. according
10 Mons Goddards estimate sailing in Il south
eriy direction. They made circuit of about
twelve miles and at 6, 55 landed in field
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
Pepublic2n DELEGATE adm OniShed.

Mr. George Rye. of Shenandoah county, Va.
aying been one Of the vice presidents of the
Philadelphia Republican Convention, the citizens
that county have held meeting, and adopted
esolutions declaring ''that in the event he shall
ontinoe to agitate the subject of slavery in their
midst, they will take steps to maintain their rights
md secure their community against the danger
Gus consequences of such conduct"
Another meeting was held at Newmarket, at
which n resolution adopted requesting him to
leave the county and informing him that non
compliance with the request would 'render it the
imperatiye duty of the people of the county to
take such steps as will most eifecually rid them
of the presence of so dangerous character.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
}. A. nErELrINGER 4 co, rropriotors.
GER rIFI "A \ u \.
PETERSBURG, VA, May 18th, ls52



You desire know my opinion of tho water nj Coyners
Springs Having resided Al the place some 1--WE months am
prepared say that formed the favorable opinion OF tho
In nfndgestion prostraon general de
by, uterine distractions md functional arrangements OF AL
he sccetory organs have waters In the mountain
country with H. the Grecnbrer White am
than pleased learn that the PLACE will come undo your
immediate and super vieion ana that you
have secured gentleman from the Eniaw House
In Baltimore which together with the ne hotel so beautifully
finished furnished btsdea comfortable cottages
you the patronage Of the public aud make III"
tJoyner Springs the inviting and fashionable resort In VIZ
Inia With best wishes for aud happiness
ROMAN, my dear sir Your most obedient servant
GEO. j. SMITH NJ ID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14

~ THIS delightful Watering place open the
cepon of vstes II Is situated tho line OF the counties
~ of the beautiful pieturosu aud fertile portions Of
Virginia and Immediately the le Of tho Virginia and Ten
nossee Rail Road within 300 yards of tho road ITSELF and about
half mile Bonsack sdepot-only houfa FROM Rich
mond reiesbutg and about hours from lynchbng
Persons leaving CITY Point Petersburg or Richmond III
the morning by the South side and Danvlc Rail Roads aud
lynchburg reach onsack depot abnntJ o'clock, T. NJ the
same day where Omnibus &c Will meet thon aud convey
them to the Springs,
There White and Black sulphur Springs. whose Gu
ra Properties be aaiod by of who have
been entirely relieved by uAng the Tho reputation
of those waters for hall century past has been eStahsh' III
the surrounding counties for having cured many persons allie
ted with various
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.
They moi surpassed by mineral wnors III virginia
for the of Dyspepsia In It's various iora Aheeona t,
Nervous system all kinds Cutaneous aud other dsen
OF the Skin, and many of tho Diseases peculiar to fo
males.
They gently purgayc diuretc with st,ong deter
animation TO the skin few certificates of the many that
might be furnished are given below.
THE BUILDINGS spacious and convenient aud anos
entirely new consisting of Hotels Cottages, &C. ahordng ae
commodatOns equal be found In tho mountains OF
Virginia The Furniture and Fixtures
about equal those of best hotels In our cities The
Bedding unnsnsy good with Hair Mattrases thro ghout Tho
eHtAbhmontas to all which invite visitofs to examine
and Judge themselves No pains have been spared IN oh
ag the best Servants aud tho most experienced aud best
qualified Assistants for every department Of the establishments
The general mana euulded to j. A. IlEfELf1N
GER ESQ late Of Cumberland, aryand, assisted by AL
FRED r. JAMES, aud RO j. READ late OF Lyprhbnrg
who will doubt give satisfaction TO all who may visit The
place.
There will be bowling ALLEYS Sc, for exercise.
\ FINE BAND OF MI SIG is already seenrod and TEL
EGRAPH OFFICE will soon be established at bonshekH de
THE TABLE win be found equal to amy the mountains
the facilities for securing supplies being about aS great aa they
well be,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
Barnum Seeing DAYLIGHT.

A bankrupt law exists in Connecticut, as we'll
as in this State, liberating an insolvent debtor
from his debts upon tho petition of two thirds in
amount ii his creditors. We are glad To learn
that n large majority Of Mr.. Barnum's o'clock
creditors" have already signed such petition,
and that SO far not one has refused.--N y. Tri-
bnne
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
Adjourned until the afternoon.
SECONp DISPATCH,
CIR Words Statue of Washington.

3
A letter in the New York Commercial, dated
Munich, June 20, says:
Among the Americans now in Munich are two
of our artsts-Crawford and Leutze. Mr.
Crawford's grand and spirited equestrian statue
If Washington, for Virginia, is entirely finished.
The greatest interest has been taken here in the
,asting This colossal work, and the foundry
vas visited by the King and Queen of Bavaria
md the Empress of Austria. After the visit the
King sent to the hotel requesting Mr.. Crawfor I'd TO
come to the palace During the audience his
Majesty said that he could not allow the artist 10
cave Muninch without expressing to him person.
ally the great pleasure he had in seeing the stat
ue and his hope that it would arrive safely at it's
destination Mr.. Crawford is closing his ar
engagements for forwarding the statue, and will
leave in day or two for Paris en- route for Amer
ca.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
r.,esr.phsA K.prs-.iy f.s shs"v,rss.s...'
COngresslOmal

WAsmSoroN, July l2.-HoUss.-T Sum-
ner assault case was under considerations to-day.
Mr. English wished to offer an amendment TO the
effect that the House declare its disapprobstios
of the assault, as also Of the use Of language per-
sonal'y offensive in debate. Objection was made
to the amendment.
Mr. Campbell moved The previous question with
view of having vote Monday,but Ward with
drew the motion, If the parties implicated should
desire to be heard. but not for tho purpose Of re-
opening the debate--the House at late hour
still In session.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
Weat India Sugar Crop.

A letter dated Antigua, W. l., June 18th state
that the sugar making season was nearly over,
and the yield had been most prolific. There had
been sent TO England and Belgium fully $4,000
hogsheads, and 400 hhds.. mousses, and about
the same quantity to tho United States. The
health of tho island was good.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
coyNERs SPRINGS, VA, August %. 1856.

DEAR SIR
fifteen have been laborng under Sc
the bowels arrangement of the liver and dys
pepa in an aggravated accompanied with great debility
prostraton Of the system. by the however OF the
Sulphur water at Coyner Springs for six months past
only been relieved but health has been entirely
restored healthy having lost one days
work fom disease any past OF course
alone the Of the waters at this place
am obliged consider their medicinal qualities eminenty
good give this certificate hoping Its publication may do 9TH
good. IT, A MAYO
1 q taVy0nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14

POLITICAL Hon Thomas Marshall, exmem
her of Congress of Kentucky. delivered speech
on the political condition of tho country, ut Chi
cngo, on the 9Th instant. II Is said he opposed
Fillmore and Buchanan. or rather thoir platform
and although not agreeing altogether with that
Of the Republican gnve II h's support
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
IHGE1A MOTEL, Ola roin, -Comfor,..

Ill -This most delightful SUMMER RESORT, the most
inviting the Southern seaboard convenient to the Salt
Bath and uxures of the Underwater regionn broad
view Of Hampton and the Chesapeake Bay and with
an important military post beside H. has passed to the proprle
orshp the undersigned and will be opeued the 10th OF
June after which It will not be again closed
Disease almost unknown Old Point Comfort Mt any
season. health indeed 1t may be said rival the
secluded place the mountain INTERIOR that the
upander may risk In coming down test the
on the Injuries Of this attractive lowand retreat
Every department will be filed by the best agents to be had
while the general supervision of proprietor VIII guard the
Visitors and the reputation OF the establishment
old Point Comfort, May 9TH JOS. SEGAR.
may ~ dw3m-Rep. copy w3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
SALES BY AUCTION.
nEssnAnu.E Amner., Lnna 70,

nEsguABIE Amherst Lamd for snle..-1
- will sell ON the premises 10 the hghee bidder Thurs
day 18th August nox Tract Of Land containing 10 acres
half mile northeast Amherst Court House This land
hrcwood
The buildings nil new having been built within the las,
five years aud consist Of Frame DwEtLiSGCoagc nnA
style, with rooms floor, Kitchen, Smoke House W
Of 20 feet, There also young Orchard Of about 100 choice
apple aud $50 peaches pnms, peara &c There
abundant supply Of water all parts Of the farm beades
We'll OF most delightful water In the yard.
To wishing combine farming with profession
This would be desirable place The aociety good any
In Virginia There Academy for males and females In
thu Village and regular Church Service Presuming that
will buy without personal inspection, invite all In want
81 such land 70 examine tho premises or communicate with me
at Amherst G. Iioa Va
The Terms of sale will he liberal the purchaser Of the land
having The privilege Of buying Furniture Stock Crop, Sc
July Il fredericksburg WIN. n, COLEMAN.
QlENT MOUNTAIN LAND ron sAGE.-Thc
subscribers, Executors Of John NJ. Price, decd will
oor for sale Public Auction Thursday the est day
August Salem Roanoke being Tho
rs day the Roanoke Circuit cour the tract OF Land be-
longing 10 the estate of said Price known The Bent
Mountain"
Tho contains upw of 1000 Acres lying chiefly In
the Roanoke aud will be aod entire parcels Of
from 800 To 1000 be preferred The greater part
Of this land level table land covered with timber Of every
variety and Of ano quality Detached portions cleared
aud have been In cultivation for several showing soil
Nel suited to the culture of tobacco wheat aud Data
Hut smost admirably adapted 10 and Astounding as II
does springs and Meadows be made almost
extent that might be desired II Ia within 80 miles 81 tho
Va Ten Il r. In the direction Of Salcm and within about
miles of tho Allegheny Springs In Montgomery eouny-a
there practicable other directions
The terms will he liberal and Will be made known the day
Of sale, kOBr. II. NELSON I r..,,,,r.
JOHN H. PRICE, ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
Gone to the Republicans.

New York, July 10.--At the republican rati-
fcation meeting held here yesterday, letter
was read from James Maurice, formerly the
democratic member Of Congress from the first
district, fully sympatizng with the object OF the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
The Markets,

BALTIMORE July l2.-Flour steady at &675.
Wheat firm; White 81. 65; Red 4l.5Oa1.7O.
Corn 90. better.
NEW York, July 12.--Flour decIiaed; State
SO so; Ohio % 70; Southern ~ 30. Wheat
to cents lower. Corn ono to two cents higher.
Virginia Skies 93a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14

July IA coiawi,ls
ommu..lorEn. sAI.E on nEAI. Nn.

~ TATE~ny virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF
iynchburg In the suit of amoro Se Seruggs &cn
will sell ~ public auction 10 the highest bidder Wednea
day July Both 1906 the following real eatato In lSnehnfR
belonging 10 the estate Of Hem ". Scrupgs, decd.
Valuable Lot with q lacksmths Shop thereon situated
alley between Church and Main seos the Norsel
House
handsome unmpro,ed Lot, ON First Street adjoining the
premises of VIM \ koid, Jr
Also on Friday August si 1896 Tract OF Wood Land In
Amherst County rcdlsr Mla containing about 100
The Lots will he sold the PREMISES respectively, aud the
land nj redlar Mila
rtuMs.sls twelve aud eighteen moptha credit. Honda
with good pcpona security Will be- required and the title re-
talncd
Tho Title tn believed To be unqucsonabe but as Gnmms
soners, we viii convey with special warranty,
j. N. GORDON, ,,a,,,,.
y W. FACE, 5 '""' ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14

considered the waters Of Coyners sulphur
Springs in Boteout county beneficial In dyspepsia torpid
liver and Diseases enleobled conditions OF
the system and chronic affections Of the kidneys and
bladder heard these waters highly recommended for
peculiar fanae and have known some such
in which the patients greatly benefited aud others
cured by them. l.. IL. CHRISTIAN, NJ ID,
Af..fGt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14

Alerander Gait. Esq, tho sculptor, of Rich
nond, sailed from New York. on Wednesday for
IlverpOol in the stenmer Asia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
LYNCuBURG, May 9th, 1856.



In your request with reference 10 the properties
Coyner prngs without hesitation and with perfect
confidence efficiency recommend to all persons ltbofng
under dc ut perfect painful digestion, Diseases of tho
Kidneys and bladder and sIaoring unor Their Peen
liar affections The light AMI be taken IN large
quantities well the stomach and acts kindly ON thu
kidneys regard equal any of tho sulphur waters OF
similar strength The situation delightful and improve
inents aud very comfortable. -- 49, :
Yours, very respectfully, j. H. GlbMEM, NJ D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
ARRIVALS AT THE
Warrington House xuepd a. c.,.,, ....u.

JrNE llth.--J G Lobban Baltimore n Eebols
rus IL; IL Rogerson 4 servt, J Il Wash Peters
burg heagy, Lynchburg; u + Marks, Richmond;
> >, httInder City, IL Doniphan, Lynchbnrg College,
/ Williams Lynchburg; \ Lee, Campbell; L Bar
fas lazy daughter La; Kelly, Petersburg;T Lyons
'hi.amondi heClintick, d B Chea,wood, Bedford
Garland, N Garland, Springfield, La; Sylves-
ter Va h L Saxton, Richmond S 7 Miller. Pittsyl-
wanna Freeman, 7 r R; W " Lefwich
IYnfhbure; Page, Campbell 5 Griffin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
orncr OF THE Riennosp AND DAsv,IlE r r. CO.

SiR;-in the summer Of 1859 afflicted with trouble
the skin which extended itself near
ly my and face and of Cd me great
deal the raon and burning scnsaton which
prodpeed coulsneo from previous knowledge
healing properties of the waters of Coyners Springs
property yourself situated my mile west of Lynch
burg Immediately The Virginia d Tennessee Railroad In
confidence in the healing virtues OF the waters OF
thee Springs determined to avail myself OF short visit to the
place and m the upon this
eruption my sas found entire relief two
weeks satisfied that II had stayed there sometime
longer been thorough and complete and
as Ii was trousled only with few pmpes Since
but n much extent.
II these my brief trial of the value Of these waters
In similar be any service You and of benefit to
other inyads afflicted like myself suffering from similar
causes you liberty the statements you may
think proper. Most Respectfully,
VINCENT WITCUER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14

take pleasure mentioning. for the benefit Of those allct
dyspepi that have been entirely relieved OF that
distressing disease by drinking Coynes sulphur water have
been aboug under dyspepsia for six greater part of
the time deted bread aud milk, which frequently disor
iered much conhne 10 my bed for sew
era days up Coyners last after trying
several celebrated watering places without being bene
httod feeble be abeo walk to the spring After
remaining several days and using the water freely was so
ich be able take long walk to the top of
an adjoining have been improving gradually,
moderately of what please, and attend TO
business without suffering at all from the e1er-
ton. MAHALAh hNidhl.
LYNGIIRI re- September 2lsi, 1850.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14

GALE Of ynIua BILE u.nnds--B desire To sell the
- which reside Bedford County the
waters OF Ivy Greek The tracts contains about iO AClh
which valuable bottoms self renovang and
productive There In also fun supply of heavily tim
bored land.
The improvements all and consist Of large and
eoinme dous DIV ELi41NG HOUSE. Kitchen Smokehouse
Dairy Stables Barns &c There Orchards of all kinds
OF the bus fruit the tract
Being anxious to the South will make II TO the
Of any desiring to purchase.
une II dina frits SAMUEL NJ. SCOTT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14

Powder Mills Exploded.
HARTFORD Conn. July l2 Two of Hazards
powder mills ut Enfield were blown up this
morning-,hree men fatally injured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14

WANTED, A good Bread Cook, Ia 20 TO the
w Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs Apply TO
july l2d3t LEE JOHNSON.
ICE:ICE!ECE. For sale in lUrgc az small
quantities Those wanting lee can be supplied by apply
ing my Store, D. a. BOYD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
NACTORY FIXTUREs For sALE.-I wish TO

u dispose private sale of the Fixtures OF the Iooaceo
Factory recently carried Depries at Campbell G.
H. They all necessary fixtures for well com
pleed establishment comprising ten screws and presses all
in good order and nearly new wing been used but one
season They will be disposed of on liberal terms
and as the binding for sale opportunity pre-
person wishing engage in the 6usnts OF put
ting up tobacco. JOHN d. aLbAAN NE
mi Campbell " ITO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14

Tar Cons CRoFs.--A friend from Amherst informs
US that the is looking exceedingly well in that
county, and promises an unusually large yield. The
Tenth Legion shenandoah county, says; ave never
saw the prospect for good crops of corn more encour
aging at this season, than have in this neighbour
hood Since theall of the late rain it has grown six
inches day. by measurement-for three days, at
least 1t beats ALL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14


THRUST sAI.E OF a FACTORY, Ac.-Ry
virtue of Of trust executed TO tho subscriber by
Aitd IA yor he will the 9th day of July next no on tho
premnH public Auction the lIousr Ior occupied
ny OF Miller crcnHhaw Aiao aaid Tayors Interest (anid
- he mocy) In the Tobacco Factory owned by said fay
or and dec W ysncy aud now occupied by Jno w stone
ttho ate of Dudley a. Johns old Faciory)
rtnasA credit oi 1, 4, and ~ monil'-negoablo noiea
well endorsed viii be required for The purchase money and
the title retained "ni the whole Is paid -
june l7.wtds
postponcmont.
The above salo until Saturday, the 18th Inst
whonii VIII positively take place on the premises
July ftlVuly w, q SPENCE, Trustee
fnNUusC SALE OF sI.AvEa, A..-Dy virtue
of decd Of trust executed To tho undersigned by Al
fred Taylor he Will al the Market iiosc ynchonrg on thc
9th day july ae the residue of the property conveyed
Ia said deed, remaining undspoard Of, VIA
lat Taylos interest In One Acre Lot bought Of Miss sele
Davis
end Taylora interest No aGa, bonphi Of Richard
Ord negro woman Phils-and said Tayora Carpenters
1nolH, Machinery, Sc. &e
TrnMsA credit Of four months for all $50 I'M
der that sum- Cash, WM q SPENCE,
juno II witl Trustee
posuponcment.
Tho above sale postponed until Saturday, tho 18Th Inst,
when II will positively AXE paao on tho premsca
July 7tlyuly w. O. SPENCE, Trustee.
ruNRuSUEEs sAsE.-yaluablc machinery and
i PIANO Ar AUOrIoN--on Saturday. tho lsth inst,
will sell At the Hook Store Of Langhorne Waknp, ono
Zine Piano belonging To the fund Of II T Snchot
On the Tuesday following. the 18th iDst, at the Lumher
House formerly occupied by said Saekei viii na all tho
Machinery hand consisting Of Paner Dove
failing Machine. Bong machine and Nail Driver and Nor
ticing machine Saw Bench Shaft and Circular Saws Slides
Pueys shnftirg Betting &c Aso lot of Small Tools
Also Eight orse Steam Engine, paner aud Grower,
with NIL the fixtures complete,
TIRMa-Ahsums under 300, casioycr that sum credit
of months, negotiable paper satisfactorily endoraod
o. N 7 d fDMpS} Trustees,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14

A MOTHER LOT of Fine Cignrs.-We have just
IA received small invoice of Genuine Old Principe C
CARS very aromatic which with Ambrosas, Gu
banos other Fine really pure Havana Cigars
will suit the tastes of all. For sale by
June 26ts j H. THOMPSON e. co.