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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

Lessee Of the Lafarge Hotel, now kept by Mr.. Bur.
rosghs.
THE D,vsnrERs OF JoHS JAr.-Wc give below
extracts from the wills of Miss Ann Jay and Mrs aria
Psnvsr Their bequests for charitable and reiL ious
nu,poses amounting in the aggregate 70 So DO are
nen,l, TO the extent Of their fortunes Miss Jay died
Nov. 10. ard Mrs. Bsnyer Nov. II. The provisions
MISS JAYS CHARITABLE BEeuGsrs
t. s,v two nor widows whom her sister bro,heg
psJ select instead OF n'us funeral expenses 500
70 ise ara Bishop John. 0r Toe Theooe,c.i
srary Of the Protestant Episcopal CnuIeh in Far.
1 Cgun'y I,eopsi ctarch Missionary r; ''
or seanen III tn. City and Port of wYofi.
PoisS n re Iscue, hai ones Of thus SUN may De
spnroprsed to sd 10 procuring sailor boarding houses,
IN wuich temp,isree will be promoted and religious
IT. II,.e The sailor. Ms,us BY the Row Dr. Der.
,isr and other suitable books. from the Protests
Epi:ropsi Society for the Promotion of Evangelical
~ fase and # the American Tract Society,
.ctes and distributed by the Manager of sd Society
rs pS,r; Episcopal Society ffi The pfoaoica Of
Ey"D.eliesi fnowieoge.......... 2ccO
To Bishop Boone M the benefit o; School in MS Mission
B S4@D P.yp. Tor the Schools in ii. Mission A. 90
10 The which the tee atrx request. may b. Used
In sending Missions esto establish Sunday Schools in
To ,se Aercsn Tract Society the Ciy Ne~York 1900
To the Pastoral Aid Society OF ne Protestant Episcopal ,
A
To The Society for the relief ~ resPec able aged tSesent
femaes IN the City tf New-l 1000
To he =. citation benefit Of Coored Orphsns IN
the CITY of loOo
To The Coored Home said city, TO be used solely Tor
the benefit aged respectable coloed people proVl-
ded they separated from inmates OF c'h manners go
si q, 9ns :es Of the NcwYci D.pca:aiy for tn: ia
rane purpose Of said Institution. 5os
To the Ladc- Depository York for the Charitable ~
purpose Of oOV
appointed by will OF Miss Jay are her brother,
William Jay. and bei nt phew, John L. Jay
MRS BssyTR'S CHARITABLE BsoUEsrs.
desire that funeral NAV simple that scarf. be
thereof is given for the Sunday School of st.
hureh Bedford Nestoheer County, fi9 snd 70
tho SUNDAY School of Grace Church, Rye, SlOO.. $40
10 the New.Yurk Female Bible Society auxiliary TO the
An eri, Bible Society. ocVV
To the Rt Rev. Bishop Heado sud the NJ Kew Bishop
o"sje, semnsiv in Fairfax County Virginia 1860
To her Executors 10 BE- spilled BY thom toward snch
Mission Protestant Ep!scop pal Churchss they may
best calculated 10 promote pure and unde'cd re- o
igiOu..
To th. American Tract Soctt iOo
To the Association for the Rebel OF Respectable Aged IN
dgsut Females '''''''''''''''''''
To the Assoc alton for CooTed OTphaLs otV
To the Society for Relief of poor Widow with small
To The American SUNDAY School Union sO
To Il SeaRi,n's Fend Society $500. oN
the Pr Episcopal Society tor the promotion OF
EVaugclcal KIcwlt ioOo
............................tII .7oo
The executors appointed BY the WIZ Oh MIS- Dslyei ste
he, brother Ws jay and her nePhcws John CsIkson Jay
of r.. ID Jelu Jaw OF Til, city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEArH.-About III o'clock
Moi day night residing IN North Seventh srve
IN board Vt the Peck slip TOR boss
her ong caught between the B. at and bridge
She considerably injured about the wst but Wa AeAe "
wak with assistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

RoBBERIEs-On Mood.v afternoon, the house a
Mr. Pane, Of South Ninth and Sxh streets Wa en-
tered or the second time recently and robbed Of ~ sa4
some Jswslry.
On SuDosy afternoon, while the family were q
chuich attempt made 10 bfeak -
Rev s. s. Joc.l,ns house, No. 16i South Third .sres The
thieves By III. basement door being boitvd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

It's stated that Robert b. Coleman is to become the
Lessee Of the Lsfarge Hotel, now kept BY Mr.. Bur-
-opchs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

0scd to be DE psrrstrstor. she Is little over sir
'ef !e.Ts OF sge and bss quite 'osceotaA,e sepesf.
snee jon sas bnDgh beore Ja,tics MorvSssu
!troey AID sss n omitted - s~ait an exaS 81 -
90 Ge chsrge. The boy If ooaplam.nt 10 oAdiy o-a-
,u'td, AID 'be lrtis Of tech ars visibls about ~
beast nd sht pkeIs -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03
Acknowledgement.

DR.. II. JAMES, Jersey City, n. j.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01
5000 - - ~ ' ,'"> '


he Trkus BHitr.
alHkint luHd.
Jast reoei, ed and foi sale by
fo l2@ FRANKLIN 4 BROTHER
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a.. .r4-a>ruRoron FROM no'nANhN 40

.a--s---.-A---s IINGUHI 10 ND II H|'HI'
Far rom fgnrl1aiz iae as. y,
54.
e. rom uthbu4l Charlotte iiic ~
-, aud aftfr the I af Oroberon Paekot Boats W.
buchanan Al L 4 AI and LyuehburE at = L ~ h"ha"s
,ucsay aud Friday and arfF AZ Richmond s'''" ~
oolaek A N. -. I. =,
reach sfocsse at l0 a NJ neal day, and aTf5r m SA'i
iattesvlc s. +. NJ Leave L4nehpHe iof b',H' ~
Lexington at d N Monday "Wednesday and Friday and
afritr a l. n. ,..,....... f..
FROM Lynehbarg to Richmond see time a"d "'a''e'' u"
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fk'o IEAf saDsES.-a very large -IoCi. of
fRlN Is French Work and variety wl4tr goods, at
very t7N fars, Tor sale by y. ct GGENHLIMI.R.
>
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

NJ IL A not NI-A house without hhz 81 81 ~, q A..z'
~ wiiaal Children silent gloomy d.sasfe Aase r. "a"
seu q lie hrcahed ct saggased s'.f1 Nl m t'
tire end nnIv abs, Mt ,s aaB souls ~ ihase De-
ut at treason strataFcuis and spells So 'ans as most
Al once upon y8ur Papa bRyusa Plano hum J. = aAsi 7
Petersburg although MAJ no hr alU 70 raN @ Hat
Polka Negro melody. aud bass - Absence ~ Il
The above good adyce You alwafs fad soaHt a.
low prices with al no ta"as s9 a tad
patterns = ! A'si'1
terxtu Y
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fbNeIss EtDtEs.-N" have hand ,h
largest aud br-f selected Sap of IL Coa ~,
bona Florida Lavender and Bay Leaf Waters all Ind .
Pomades the liAr Balm OF thousand Flower. Ar,
Vinegar. Sc To be found in the city
may lgts LANGHoRNE & WAI.Ktsp
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NroOI., wooI.! WOoI. wcnilI pm, fnI

w market price Tor washed and INV ashtd Wool
JOHN RONLETT 4 60
General Commission Merchants
juus grd2m Ne 10 sycamore ST Petersburg. Ma
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

|sNs' a. lot OF No. family Hams, Western
va anu ''ii' ass ju'i received and fer sale by
aug Is
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

IDRON ISIONN w Z VN~''' y y =
- hh5s prime Shoulder
10 Ibis Lard
- fair
81 Kegs prime g"
La1 Gansassed Hama
All on eonsl gnfaent. and FOR sale al lsv. ra3Fs
THos BRANCH = stSs
. sep I1aIis I,L.-...-.. -.
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.i' y Nia't Nr. 60 Sir I. T. Coif.o most ,lIll' =,
@ , ' MN 80 Their former friends aud patrons as a @ 4
Nel upon. ,,,,.'s "a, "a 'N',Y "a. f. T.. te-
lGy 4 jim 'NNi NAA'bhoN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

~ M
- aud opened and beautiful supply IT Eagap
Hftit2 RtpS madr SLY tori her sales hnr ,t a. =
finished TASTE. They take great pleasure in
the attention 81 Gentlemen to this invoice All order paJ
rctois cd aud - CoNFIpfNfIALLY Q executed ''
Also just opened, small lot OF large and Glass i
suitable Ion DaFueeoype prctufcs on tor the preservation 81
hair best stock Please remember the hons 1
goods warranted. SlIAIRIllOl}N CLIFF -"
lots Formerly H. Siy,rfh,r,
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.hDaEsANp GENrLEM.N.-Rrce ,,...

80 az MO "a sN1.-. p will receive
M Ia few days let of No. Peruvian {. uano Ia \,
Hsitr me me attention of our friends and the pubic
30
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:
Inns 81 less than bargains endless variety Vt sum
Clothing Cloth Coats Black aud lae9 Casa4psIp l'nS
SIk satin Italian Cloth and Cashmere NCsis bIavsH N1eks
1ins ia kfs Snsprudcrs Umbrellas Hat Boxes Bonnet 1tars
Trunhs aud Nases This suudonbiedy the largest tathuH
House this and VII hr u, present it's patrons
with frh IN tho mRFnHe Al assortment 81 tla 60
simefes and Nestngs and Gents Furnishing taods with %
rtse quantity aud quality Of Ready Na1p clothing never a.
celed "a old Virginia z " RbA9itAt
SEP 5ts q sycamore, ST Petersburg. IN
A,UNDHIGs.- 500 spoL- W burlington Har-
- abAl aud Ashloas salt usN Bags No Peruvian unu
ldsU KEGS cuuhef and and AYeon At a'u Sd,s ilsn
Tanned sole Iraher sal hags o aud LRKusra tauaa, ia
Package Codoa and Clarified SuHars Hu Huses Alanfu
Candle 80 Avg prime ICa lard L llh Aar aud %
HhdA Shoulders Cincinnati Bacon, "a Rafrs Superior OH
Southampton pple Brandy good Iron Fish,
Nnasaes IcAs Vince and Bfaud,s. 10 stare Ia
HEIHlEN a. MnIII.
Groeers a Commis.pu Mef ,tauta - bl Z
Near SIDE Depot Pe,ef-tHT. Va
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WISH a..TJ .i t,,a- 70 examine aur - 90 "", '"s-
"rsHi H#f.seIIy ana vii eni are wal an. sock a,
>Ii.IiI 4 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

AELs OILS :
~ gums ,sa,rrsfrsned Lard oa a superior article
t.ftsH..# afal af.sf m5rliues
Pine SIfrH oil.
Nffrr s. H#.H"
SHltsi.at A.. Nc4
uHHsad ana fsr .alrbF NfKoIUIK WHITEHEAD,
II 49,
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"ESTEkN SIDES and sHOUIDYfa
w is Hhds for sale by IL c HARDY 4 90
irlv


. NOu CAN buy WATCHES, IE,sEGsy
4 SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS At "a
Wholesale and retail in every variety style aila ~
Fash prices by calling at NOWLANS sign Of the "a e.
gle No ~, Sycamore street Petersburg aszls
you Wi savs go per cont He has just tire Nor
hsfn Manufacturers and importers with the arr aa most
fashionable assortment Of Watches Janrlrq silver a. and
ahey foods ever offered ia this Would better
to you 70 call and examine his wagnfeed steai
nm al much less than the gnar prices for the SAM 1lt
o. b.pds GU can also have Watches and ~.
paired IN the best manner and notice and vet
money ' :" '@s"'hh' 'i Fo'u
street Petersburg Va THOMAS xnn}, "a ''f
Sep SITS ' .''''t IN
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HI BEEN ln there lea sir AM bought aI. So into
Duok Caafs - 30 Pants - o. vests ser.
q and 80 and splendid silk Vests - I and 81 Walh
Is 81 ana Cloth Coats FROM sIofo s3 nek and Fanny
Cassmefy Pants the cheapest e,cH-au superior lot -
shirts and Collars, endless variety W aIf shifts AND
Drawer All styles Of socks Gloves aud HaHibetsHt AID
ttey CAV TRUNK put iheiu and raIuF u
aud open aNtore You viii do WEI de the stHvf The
pace Tuos " ROY SION,
Its a. So 81. T,tt.-h4rE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

Tho, vessels o the first class. built the ,y 81 Bal
543r SlFrs-s HIS trade and superior
dH"as Ion passengers 1tey commanded by eNfeiene,d
taIas well qualified for the trade and Who will spare
eNeIlIHu to accommodate They Nifbe tontd mp
t#r2rs hHseaa aud may be relied to sail prom pity
i,iEtrf.le.l
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York.
VIII Hat t. thor interest to ship By hi, uc, freight wall
ais he taken as low h. amy other line Packets aid
'vr} effort viii he made by lie agent, Richmond
Nv Aork Ia gi}e satisfaction. Insurance be
The Il lHuHd Ere Association boy tins line per cent
unexpectedly ASK and hope to ia obtaining I.
share 1T patronage
Gpat- Skipped 10y tbs Inc Se,,Y or, VII lie forwarded
Tree eli c7mmssolto New Orleans Mobile tharlrstau 81
Vse1u7it ar any other southern Northern pert
HE Vessels will lie I'm Kieluuud the psce in Now York
at Berth No Cone House slip, foot Of Wal Street
DAVID a Nm Ct RRIE, Richmond, !
& ii. IIIKSON, y. y, Agents
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I'M 'N 4'~n'ed lY mutual cuu.,u An t.l.s.
,-lne 'tt'i' against }s viii present ih,.i &C. Inn
- h' payment aud thpse indebted viii max, t
In liquidation. WNt (. ~ L2 # .-at
MA 3dIs - =, 49,, ,it.'
EDis,r t.EkE FtNs.-Innihrr Ia, a. ~.
Rep copy. ~ ~
HtHHOR EOis sALE.--An cNir. Imr.r NE,
- iot French llais3 - by ri inches. FIR -suat
eDs MCELprRlA IS
ave you seen that SAUEo ~EFgn,
aS NV ~ Is NliNEkIHpEN a tIlFGa~t
\ ftoRSsE, Licori"e, ti'oricc-to Cn-cs -.-
Felier Paste Stick Licoree. Hsf ~ land aud v
aug 2lts VII So\ A H,t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

4hcHt res No I, tuoNihIED SFIH
aud Plautersis respectfully called
pound for their approaching spring planting
The Manufacture beEs 10 assure h 6s aud pat us
they may AWAY asirad nPen hsns =. i'r' "'h s"tNl
for sale
This article has now been before tls community, Tor 3D. Pc
Rod Of i've years during y eh time At has been s IL
and has been tried 10y various Farmers NEARLY S. @
In the Union with Hina unYsrying surc,ss Irrb8 "ut u
the best proofs Of its yalae IL Ge ray Increased 8rbf
Unprecedented ia tbs history Of Artificial Fon1ors d ne
eqasIai IS Peruvian Hnan" itself over which II lses
much aa' aataFe iru ao tact Of thu ammonia so N'r
atter in Guaa' an tbs preparation being ehemeat tN
only disspaug itself progressively When ucarro
mated with soluble phosphate beloc ttcd food for aat,
al descriptions aud Is ~ them readily taken up. Il viii be
and much more durable and ortfyug 10 the soil and LESS
there large super rhosphacs In market
for the value Of which would not like to be responsible
GEsuIKE ARTICLE which will be warranted by IA, a.er,lI
ted agents al o whom are Of Acknowledged rgsPecas.
and 10 them bod uyset responsible FOR hc good oba7crei
my sgpSs Phosphate Al packages Wi be d'#igs 0fand
I'd Consumers aua dealers Will be ouased Ia MAKE
ments for their supply On As uitable terms with my co
MEssRs L { HARDY a co. are my accredited and
ole Aseata for The city Of Petersburg
tsyesasral cteui.,aaa sold r,oprs5 i a ans = T.
l oosE saIT-s,o0o bn-hci. Lisbon ~ni,,
lf,ae w viii sell al about half the Salt
= suitable aud cheap article for stock and farming purr.
lels l9.i. PEBBLES a MlnIE
MEHAsEiN STORE. GOLD HAsD =
Flower Vases Card BA.kets mattel Reze png II t' G
ssnds n1r3 No. ~ sgAnas Pitchers Murs Toilet s,' 'eseI
prices to make room Tor Vow Good. ''7 '' ''N
,e.. M.n,a srFyl.~s.
~ ~ NJ ~ ta'hst. So Petersburg. Aa
icories: Lieoricc:-wc hecp con.,,,,,,
supply Of various grades L,esee. common " ,,'
e case; u; :. e q Co. Mas,
Is Ynnrris
80 sola1zie Stick.
81
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DAVID y WV. CI'RElE.

kIeiuuuud
~ destination At one half rate IF feilt cheaper than by ans
lhi route and IN les time Insurance can be effected un
the best terms. "A 4. a.
- y y
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r., Ia, --Lsss.s...4ta- VIRGINIA TENNESSEE
4. s. ~ 10 RAII. ROAI-Ou Thursday he
Iglhof jun the Passenger lIaIu viii
commence running 10 Salt Works Braulh h Junction
T. - Gill. Ten Supt
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NJ "It Nile is this day dss lved by mutual r,ns'ni~
" IONS having Claims against billiard 4 Walton and Nil
,aa Hisehee VII present them f. Greenlpe for paw
e" ana ih'se indebted to Diard Walton and billiard
'nthite III make payment to T. G. GreenIee who is alone
lIed 10 settle aud rzceiye the same. The name of firms
and M clso w : ','t,I -, ,ii''
~ i2"2 L. &. GREENLEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

-, a.a', iay ct a'Se accelerated Cooking s. ycs FIR
mn, ~ +. {. S. BLISS
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"a ctfst- Having purrhHsrd at Urs.p-. 90
= nan ana allron all th"ir Ntrlu-ry. Stock IaHs N.
anu aNeh me siana formerly "ggup'd g., th"m tIty
E'Hd l9 ualnf'Htue at thr =huf ue-l.n Iru1 ana Ne
i"aa'e9 Aeula e ri Fancy Ialapra oNes al eytrs i..I..
3"" IA 7tHrt all kinds Of work formerly taut h4 tH..
NJ 'mr} 81 iao N'rNueu formerly with Mrssr. taHi 4
A"at and ire confident ual vii be aHlc 4, tl.s adj
thly sulritDd ~. n, 49,. l,.,,''
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VA - TN, r'fe'anG a"o,
~. Ao lasa5, c.lg 'o1 n O Sugar receiving and for sale
@a q NJ nohllNS 4 co.
rRO TsIE a.ADiEs-A very large .,och OF
fRlN -. French York aud variety goods at
Ners Il" f'tas Tor sale by y. Gt G6ENHEIMIi..
NV CONCETsN.-Fhc undersigned hn,ina
frm,f NJ dulllNs GO, tor the r6rpo.eo lranslclag
tenfIy occupied hs Mr. John IlaIns where tpv VIII h,
ptaa,ei rec ta"unlends and th@pee'ie AencralIy
H i,m n9 9,l..,>S
.,..t..=.,,,.# George II ~ Ieu
ma paoaa.' ''' '''''' JoiiS HoIL IIs''
JR>HN Iians dlers,
E'sT To h"nd. 30 IONS No Peruvian s.u-
- W' or sale on rs accommodating terms } hoo-e
thu ,a} NJ HoiilAs a ca.
"F s9
4 .>T Dn, of s.rac".-rhr subscriber rc,a,rns
"a lis 0e,re thanks Ia Ills friends and customers u have
win h.l,euat Zone. To- cali ana s.,a ua i y, al.
mont al a.eHuts uew due and unpaid en- Sept .f W III.
lat la er taud. collection as eanaot ds.e-- vsa
'' ads a.-.G "'l l.. rAet.
spSEs whl-. E>,r" sIo"r for ."lc, rom, The
sNs~~oaarsoN. -Th" concern OF ,Yiiicr a
Ntcrt~ alone authorized 10 so.tear the bu.5,. r.
yer" hose hj'ins claims aE'inst the concern vii please
deb'ed "i''eoitso us 10y paying rs uar> as eon,rac,
WILLIAM y MILLER
rF'Hu undersigned WI commute the Gqecr, a,l Comma.
supjH~.#es, nad t.r purehascat Nr,t AZ f.s.f,..I
"a.re Ia. viii lac pleased 10 wait ON l- t.t.nI, asa'
Fen'f''9. M .MuLl2
'ENiiG .gas,,eg in refining 'rom ,le eou,ral .I ,
liam r.tuus his thanks TOR the patronage ral..r ~
Tine hands of .s ead, aud "a ,c,tni,I, Sell. ~
# thu a.. s ~. 'ehen ne" concern ct Wa 4 N5ler
ENSHED 0Sa. raRNV.. Ar-,c, -,
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saursoS q t.ss0Vrsg;ts.

"a usHN Es0iH.-snmii, FIonr in qua,icr
b s1at- Inst received aud Ton sale 10y
:. y
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~ Is Al " heirssle5 hy SIN EANnh Nfblili j.. fHH
have Store snpsr Stock rmhfs lut tfssh r#'#n
British American fahrss H u Winch H1Fs tar e fsA
will great and attentan ~ enc Of ur tp, 81 s very
lowe eash prices
NOR inviting stock for The If the Sarti tssa
Virginia trade yauuuf lee ktited = -fA aI South
Punctua responsible bnyers aye nsled f. SITS, eHI
stock an Examination and ludgr Themselves at fr yIa
and prices. BE-. ~ s ~I NttAH"lt Ntfftt
aug - L. I'eIrrhHfE i
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GE0vEH SEED .ve.D a..

VIOVTr Seed;
NV brIfaHs Sugar;
laHee do
Clarified a.,
Loaf and Powdered spoor.
inc = lh Powder and Black Fea.
mai 5' '' N''8A il'l ing terms ny
4
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ENsNE STsGK iicoy;ce,-.,z
NsarTRE>>HS: u.TVe,.s,.,,,

I'HT 7Tlerf 1rcyory DESCRIPTION i laifr7.
lat ,,,' n att.n Nooand Moss-ou the mos 1.canu
At H. ' ana al the shortest notice Call and leave
ms 9ufs ,,,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

" nave 1usI received few dozen BOTTLE. If nix ,.
~. i af[e' 2m 'he Importers aud bottled r,
A's2 ota Hartell Cognae and London pock Irandg Old
,ie'and Gin, Sherry, Madeira Claret and It,il'I ",
London Porter, Blackberry and WhorilebrrIv Ho,"n AZ
H. " HARRIS & co
aug1ts Vines =. 80 - =, iGaIS ana Bnttlea
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auEE Va have established 1uYsoit f hr ifau "
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ton uf Virginia AMI carolina Merchants fIstnH IsF
market examination ~ u5 largo aud Hatrd 49, eHf
my Erncnfs being such VII eHni" ta r ~ hr
lowest rates Roads NaeiIuas j. arAsHu- #.i iAr
trade generally VIII find it 20 ther t9uiHu r'zaN
before purchasing elsewhere
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended t#
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Scorpions i.IeE at iatshd Mosaic Pins and Ear Co.
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'ih u'lersghed III continue the Grocery and Commits
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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-05-01
THE, FINAL TEST.

In the Era of April 10th, we pointed ut
the successive steps by which the so.call ed
Democratic Party had been degraded to the
uses of Slavery; and said that the next step
would be, the denial to the People of Terri
tory of the right to prohibit Slavery. Alresdy
it had repudiated Intervention by Congress-
but the ultimate aim of the Slave Power was,
to repudiate Intervention by the Territorial
Legislature. Since then, the Richmond Iva.
Enquirer has come out with long editorial,
denouncing in decided terms the dogma OF
"Squatter Sovereignty" claiming for the Fed
eral Government absolute power over the Ter
ritories, insisting upon its duty to set aside shy
Territorial Legislation against Slavery, and IS:
Stunning that Congress has the right to reject
the application of Territory for admission
as a State, for due cause. And it thus pises
law to the Cincinnati Convention, to meetkn
June:
awe must, in the Cincinnati platform, rel ~.
diate Sqmatfer Sovereignty, and expressly as. Fri
State equality. We must declare that it is he
duty of the General Government to see that no
invidious or injurious distinctions are made ne
tween the people or the property of differ int
sections in the Territories. We do not mean
to dictate. 1t may be that the assertion in
the platform of the abstract proposition of State
equality may suffice to carry along with it She
consequences which we desire. But it is often
charged that the Kansas N braska bill contains
the doctrine of Squatter Sovereignty, and that
Sqnatter Sovereignty is the most efficient agent
of Free-Soilism. Some [alll Northern Demo
Gratis hdoe maintained THIS ground. Now, THIS
GUN MUST BE SPIKED. 1t must appear from our
platform that we maintain practical State
equality, and repudiate that construction of the
Kansas Nebraska act which would defeat it.
The South only demands equality of right.
The more clearly it appears that the Mort FERN
democracy Is ready to concede it to her, the
more certain is our candidate of success. "
Now, let us see whether the so-called De-
mocracy is ready for its final leap into perdi ion.