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LIBERTY. Bedford. April II

LIBERTY. Bedford. April Il.
The first private execution that has ever taken
place in this county and | think in Virginia, was
enforced here "a. dav. At an early hour | was
summoned by the sheriff of the guard 10
conduct the negro Fariss from the Jail to the scat
fold, which was erected close by in II temporary
builIiuE constructed for the purpose of execution
privately, and in conformity with recent enact
meut of the General Assembly. The cuiprit,
slave named Fariss, il will be remembered, was
convicted not long since Of the murder Of his
young master, Capt Robinson.
In company with Capt, X. &. Bella magistrate.
Dr- Page aud Lewry,and fol,t' en- others, about
10 o'chck, repaired TO the jail, where the pris
oner was received Of his irons. We then formed
in double file and the doomed felon passed he
tween To the scatfold. He was apparently
calm and composed.noving with firm and steady
step. but his cnnntenannp WAS forbidlng,and his
subsequent conduct even under the sallows, gave
evidence that the viIest passions of the hcars were
yet un>ubdued.
Upon reaching the scaifnldthe rore nd-
iu>ted, and the prisoner WAS asked by Capt. Bell
if he desired t say anything. He replied TINT
hewa truly -nrv far the crime he had commit
ted in killing his Young master, nut that he IN
trrta;nedfar relations nt deceased, bitter ha.
t"cd: which death alone could cNtinguish. II"
was then asked If he was ready to die, and reply
ing in the affirmative, the drop was removed
Tnftrtunatelv, the cord broke, md the prisoner
fell heavily In the Cor. where he remained for
seven cen minutes .on.firsr, The blood flowing
freely irom his month. Upon indications of re
turning Consciousness. his feet We're united and
h. again assembled the scnhola. He was still
gry. and gave no evidence of contfion.
Ahurr /! O'Clock second rope wits arranged
about H. ucck. and he asked by Capt. Bell,
il he then had anything to say. He refused 10
speak, when the drop again fell, and his soul was
launched into eternity, After hanging for thirty
minutes. the attending physicians pronounced
him dead and his body cut down and bu.
ried.
As have already stated, this is the first
cuion in our county since the passage of an act
requiring executions Ia be private. When we
contrast the appearance efour village today.
with the aspect it presented last year, ON the "c-
cHsion of Il public execution, il Is quito evident
that such law should long since have been en
acted. To day 10 crowd Of four or five thousand
persons. con"rsin.t ali colors. ages, and
conditions througpd around the enllows, aud no
quarrcling ghtng and drunkenness disRraccd
the solemn ;, enc but the entire siuge presented
calm and serious appearance and all expressed
themselves as gratifed at the becoming manner
! in which the law had been enforced
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ARkIN Ais Al THE
tEus;, iuueon tEOu&e-sppa;t 4 e'aar.., 70

Apr,l dc Il Thomas Blacksburg u Allcry, Va; j G
Tpiaferrn Franklin; Freeman, Mt Airy; l. Carter,
Iy6thufg c Tpree city; Royal city, Dr ! Ii Boards,
l5tiferd W Stora city Tom inc Campbell; John G.
paxton civ; \ Austin. Campbell; IL Grumcy. Tenn
,ignefee Fran lin: Il taiSt phia;N ammoa. Nichols;
" :; Rowan: Mauroe z Harmon; Bo"tourt; EWatEns,
Nes orl. Jas Helms, Hanlcsi y ihurmaui Maon
White head Pitt: Hines Boourt; Crumy, Tcuussee;
Mrs Phar}. I'd; Mrs Steel and child, NythcVillc;
aln Mitchell Delord Patteson frankin Vaughn,
Grayson { IL v Nangn, Independence; Il johnson,
Wyhevile, [ Fuqaa Bedford las J. Iany, Newborn, John
( Dars Pulaski r W Fyerett BHdford Gardner, Mont
rompry; W Thornton, Carol: Patton BotctouIti !
lends and lady, Salient YIN Gi=. LIBERTY Anderson,
tolrt; I shepherd; Fcastle IL Robert Iisville;
Langly. MHrfeeshorough, Iunu; HOLMES ST. Pauls,
Minnesota Tertnry;Ja Jas Pelon Mrs Pelton, Polk Tenn;
Hiss Roberts isvllie. Preson. bedford, VIM = Davis,
peersburR ii cnbbs, Va Il I Il X; Davis Petersburg
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..N'i-' ilANbN Els, a, IN lioNoh VI
THE ANNIVERSARY OF HENRY CLAY's
BIRTH AY-DlSrlNGulSHED GEN
TLEMEN PRESENT.
Special Correspondence OF the Petersburg Express
RICHMOND. April -.
The Festivities Mt Slash Cottage. Hanover eoun-
", yesterday, the seventy ninth anniversary of
Henry Clay's birth, were conducted on aseale Of
great mngnlhcence. and afforded our citizens an
opportunity of lsrtning Il tho eloanenee OF some
at the most distinguished men of the present day
Tho following gentlemen arrived ut the Cottage
about two O'clock p. NJ. in the train from Wash
ington.
SENATOR'S rittenden of Kentucky, Butler of
South Carolina, Jones of Tennessee, Douglas Of
Illinois, Bgler of Pennsylvania Jones Of Iowa.
aud Mason of Virginia.
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TlvEs.-Underwood of Kentucky. Cadwalader
of Pennsylvania, Harris of Alabama, Davis of
Louisiana, aud Caske of Virginia.
Attorney General Caleb Gushing; sydney
Webster, Esq, Private Secretary the Presi-
dent; =. Barton Dew ESQ., l.. s. District Auor-
ney u. S. Marshall Hoover.
The special trhn from Richmond left hero
about o'clock =. NJ The company was not so
numerous as was hoped for yet there were many
well known citizens among whom were Hon. j.
NJ Patton, Hon. j. NJ Bolts, A. K. Holladay
Hon Jos. Segar and others.
In response to the several toast, eloquent
speeches were made by Caleb Gushing, Messrs
Critenden, Butler Douglas. Jones of Tenn
Bigler Mason, Jones of Iowa, Cadwallader, Bolts
Webster and Key. have neither time nor space
to notice these brilliant displays of oratory as
they deserve, but can assure you it was the great
est intellectual treat we have enjoyed Tor years.
The ceremony of christening the Slashes by
the name of Ashland performed with great
tervor, Mr.. Bolts conducting the services pecu-
liar tn the occasion.
The company separated about 8 o'clock well
pleased with the events of the day.
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LATEST NEWS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRig4L or THE WISHiNGToN
Difficult, in The Peace Cen fercace.
Com NE reiai. &c.

NEW York. April l3.-rhe steamer Wash
ington with dates from Liverpool 10 the 23d
March, has arrived.
LIVERPOOL. March e3.-Cotton- Sales for
two days reach 1J,0n0 bales. Prices for lower
qualities easier but not lower. Better grades
steady. Flour declined one shilling 10 one shl.
ing six pence. Wheat declined BALD Corn
declined 2a3d. Consols % -.
SECOND DISPATCH
PEACE CONFERENCE.
Peace is still unsigned, and the conference is
less harmonious in consequence of difficulties
raised by Prussia. Peace. however. is substan-
TALLY certain.
THE MISSING STEAMER.
The British Government has sent two steam
frigatesin search of the lost steamer Pacific.
SOUND DUES.
The Copenhagen correspondent of the London
Times states tina; the Danish Commissioner had
submitted 10 the Copenhagen Conference the
proposal for the capi tazation of the Danish
Sound Dues, fixing 3500O, 900 rx dollars as the
minimum indemnity to be received by Denmark
As the United States has declined taking part
in the Conference, the question will probably be
settled without them at Copenhagen.
THIRD DESPATCH.
Mr.. BUCHANAN
Mr.. Buchanan bad gone To Paris. and would
leave in the Arago on the 9th Of April for the L.
nitcd States.
CAUSE OF THE CONFERENCE DIFFICULTY.
The London Times states TINT the cause of
the difficulty in the Peace Conference was the
demand by the Prussan Plenipotentiaries that
they should be admitted 10 sign the treaty of
peace on the same footing as if Prussia had been
rorty to the alliance throughout the war.
II is said that Russia supports the pretensions
of Prussia.
The difficulty took place on the ODD of March.
1t is the opinion that the conference will ulti-
mately result in European Congress.
The Crmean correspondent to, the London
Times says that the war party still cherishes the
hope that the negotiations will break through.
FROM THE CRIMEA.
The French Army j. dwndag away from
scurvy and fever. The morality is estimated at
220 per day, aud frequently more.
The Allies demoli hing the enclosure
lines around Sehastopol.
l>mail Pacha Increasing his army at Ana
kola.
Monravietf, the Russian General, also had re
Inducements
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adjournment Of the Ohio Legislature.

RICHMOND. April I3.

CINCINNATl,A April II, I61b.
The Ohio Legislature adjourned day till the
first Monday in January. The adjournment was
to have taken place on "Wednesday night, but was
postponed in consequence ofthe press of bust
ness. The proceedings to-day were harmonious,
and business was about finished up.
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NEW YORK MARKErS-Anrl a.

NEW lOkk MAKKLIS-Apfjl II.
NEW York April l5,--Fnur declined; State
l6a Sc % Ohio So 25a SO Is; Southern ~ 50
ass3s Nothing doing in wheat. Corn dc.
ohned southern mixed 62ots Virginia 6s
OBS
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SAIL pntHnanre decree Of the Circuit Court of
Amherst pronounced is March term 1856 ~ The
thnncofY therein depending under the style Of Petty
an, Se, Reynolds, Nef the nnderaRl9d, the Commits
therein nAned VIII proceed the nth day Of April
ls5B II fair II the fair day thereafter (Snpday
cNeeptedD the late dwelling house Of Mira Sarah WinRhcld
dod In the county Amherst 10 sale by way OF
public auction. thu following valuable TRACTS OF LAND.
situate in tho Amharai within tow niles of the
cits lyntibui4. towit The Mansion House Tract
which Ma Nneued resided the time of her death living
on both dts Of tho road leading iynchburE to Am
btsf Courthouse containing aa6 which
huro good Dwelling House. of brick with Other improve
meuts another rne ahnnt and half mleH dan from
to Mansion House Tract containing 80 acres or lenS
aud third Tract about nlloa distant the said
Mansion House 1ne containing No acr less This
aat mentioned Tract heavily timbored with the exception
ut few acrea
Asp. the following SLAVES namely Abram, woodson,
Sam, and Iehn tnen, Of whom woodson Ia blacksmith
Mary, Amanda, AMI ANY, tMome0.
ftnns % SAIL TIN lands will he sold credit Of one
aud two (oqnnl sanehta1 the purchaser purchn
giving bonds with goed personal security payment
tf the purchase money! payable To the undersigned Com
misaonets aud the tile 10 tho land In every Instance to he
retained until The purchase thereof fully paid Tho
Slaves Will be sod credit Of twelve montha the purcba
giving bonds with good personal security or the payment
Il The refeas money payable 10 the undersigned as Com
misalnnera
The title 10 the sadpropery sheleved TO be perfectly rood
lut acting meroy a. tho organ ut the Court Ia making the
ale the nnerAgned will mol he personally responsible there,
iar. CHARLES II. REYNOLDS, lror,,s
liN ARD rETTSJoiN, tN'''
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n, case Of Judge Dgris. Of Maine.
AueusTA, Me, April ll.--1he address 10 the
Governor for the removal Of Judge Davis hhs
passed tire ingi stature.
Il. the stnar tho vote stood - to 3, and IN III"
House 90 Ia Oh.
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FaIi Of a Meteor.

HlLrAsr. April = Al nine O'Clock this morn
mg large meteo, (. Il south al thi- city, shaking
o. buildings in his Vicinity. aud being distinct
" Gcard in Rocklaa,i and neigbbofing lawns -
I BE- ,,.npd tesrfbr.l the Np'ason 81 powd'r
nj L. II l. at evs b>nown where i fell
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BALTIMORE MARKETS April I5
BALTIMORE, April 10 Flour and wheat un-
changed. Corn better; White Asa 81 OTIS; Vel
low 56cts
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Trlestaphea ,..rre..l, ,ar ,hc .yirpininn.,.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.

NEW sleRk. April 10 Brcadstufrs same
as reported By Washington. Canal -four 10 a
BIS I'd. Wheat. per quarter, white IT,; rcd o.
od los. Corn 3oa BIS Ga Consols 90 , "a
923. The Bullion in the bank OF England had de.
crensed Glsa.000
The accomplishment of Peace had not yet
been concluded utlho' it was announced that all
difficulties were over aud tho treaty would be
signed IN u few days. Napoleon expected that
The hnal settlement would take place sooner, mad
had ordered the guns of the Hotel of the lnva
ildes to announce the conclusion OF peace at the
same time when 1t Deums were being chaunted
In celebration Of the birth of the Prince Of Al
gers hai Prns.ia laying claims 10 the same foe,
ing rs the Other powers, (which was earnestly
contested by Lord Carcudon) caused u delay.
Clarendon prevailed.
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Coxv1crEp.-wm Rnuton charged with kidnapping slaves
the county Buckingham, 2d in the Circuit Court
otla county few days since convicted and sentenced TO
TIE years imprisonment the Penieuary.
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L4Ac lNnl,irGtion

BUFFALO. April l.--'ihc it'r moved ent al our
haibor last ujght. inthc lakrii i, slowly break.
ing away.
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NORFOLK AND PoRTsMoU rH.-Messrs. Page & Allen, Of
Portsmouth launched their three cut
srs thursday aud the third to be launched saturday
nigh Mass was celebrated the Catholic church Of MOI
L. Thursday morning Tor sac souls Of those WHO fell Outing
tn pssfi'eneeo Of -
naeEe1les Ayen Troupe about opening in Portsmouth
Niaete,n uorkmen have been discharged from the Navy
y4rl
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~ II Clrler kowlln5 Joa u. Nuwiln a. Co..
NoAn Appetaon joe n NoNlin, earnestly
quescd 10 make without nfthr delay lean
the stor. I'D Il II IL Nnwln together with all
tho books aud paper sAMI NbNllNt
Attorney for san1 berger, ndm'r of
a.fD Inn liu
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Ertcufion ofh Murderer-he death penalty In.
.ficfed in priraie-ben.fciat influence Of the
tar apparent.
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NEW ORLEANS, April l5.-lndi0n deprcdations
still continue in the Northern part Of Mexico.
Col Senagua surprised camp of Lip0ns aud
forty were killed and one hundred taken prison
ers.
Garland, the dolaulting treasurer Of New Or
leans, has been admitted to bail in tho sum of
$4,000
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.--~-A----s1 .
FSNO SsgsrE'ERSs DF 8Rgt3GD WEST,
n VIA BALTIMORE. HD.-The nndeiHiaoa1 Forward
ing Merchants, aud AgrHisot the Eennsylyaa BAioFd nj
Baltimore, respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS or TOBACCO
10 ALL PONIES IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST.
and from their acquaintance with the haNing been
thc consipuecs of large part the hareo
Ing West through baltimore, they ttef themselves That the
can give satisfaction 10 shippers.
Freight as low rs 10y other line
Consignmonts o the West solicited aud pnnetnaly
attended 10. NAGRAW y MOONS.
10, North street. baltimore
Refer Jacob IIoad s Co !. Brandt. baltimore; T.
ls1tl.} W \ Smith, Mrpoacl Hurt i Preston. Miller
Crcu-haw, ivnchhurg, Croushaw &Co. Richmond
%idly
NTSFEGE.-Thc co-pnrtocrs.,ip heretofore
"a sng between the undersigned aud : Ipngnii nnanr
the style OF > Dluguid * sons dissolved fhp La
January last.
Tho business VIII horeaftc' he carried On s the undersigned
uudor the firm and style of ID L. 4 G. A. duct
al persons having claims arnuat The firm 4 $. DaHnl
sons will present them 20 fr settlement and OWNS
accounts VIII please come forward aud pa, NJ.
DAVID |. pIIGil !.
GEORGE 4. plt# CID.
III -. 81 a.. =. DssssI.Fs. spcecesogs ~ n.
NE DlEGIiD s. SONS. VIII k,te tU1staHftla hand
large stock Of all kinds Of FtRNlrLa tuer mann
which they will he Ia,r The old friends
g,f al 4t5, la
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SAL IS BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.



trust exeented he Undersigned bearing date the g2d
January Id duly q feear IN the olefk Office of the county
Of Campbell al. Monday The ast day Of APrn
nest The far daY thereafter the promises, pro.
eeed u sell The tract al LAND upon which Hoauo Deries
resided n tho time uf lis Hall ianrhe Court House
containing about eighty se tnore or les together
with all The and afpufenaneea thereto attach
b, gins being heretofore sold to William
Moore and IN b. sid N consequence of failure GA The
t ofsad YIN Meafe comply With the terms Of sale. We
Hlsp deom proper TINT shah hold tho SAID VIM
Responsible any lass deficiency which may ap
tn nrst and ast sale aud for all Incl
dan thetea The aaln viii he niade aud II months
credit mud The purchaser required execute bond wit
proved security, H. lfte beiieyedto be uneScrptcnRhe
except he widow ana possession VIII be given
thu lat January nesf eaflietbut VIII
bheh ttle ou5y n IS trftad mnrhy snid decd
1. Il rAGE. ruste,s
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AplolxrMEHr-Mr Robert L. Preston Of Aoingd IA. las
been appointed Clerk In the Treasury Department Of tho
First Auditors Office, Washington CITY.
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n FOR NnGRoES.-ffhe subscriber bcga Leave to inform
the oaenH of Iynehhntg aud its vicinity thu he has returned
fynchburg whore he VIII femhn f tera monta for u"
Negroes fir the Southern market be
the If and thirty years. for which ho viii
the highest Richmond rnsh prices
lie be tho Auction Store Of Mr. WA II Mos
Nv Main 4treft Al II Times n II. DAVIS.
B-AnA inf nnnan concerning Negroes will uc lii raj
Is paid far X. II. u
1drra4 La nlrr. Ya lfn II Ncirlm
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= Weara authorized to announce MATHEW b now
LIZ candidate the afeo Of sheriff. Of Campbell county
at the nlsuiIg elenli.l lie .lIAotlc
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IRBY n sAUNDERs.
,s,o Es,r Hs.-rh. -"bscribcr q

takes great pleasure Informing tho ladies and B5A
public generally thai lie will orfn Mon day, Vtx
handsome assortment of Sill Grape Lace Hair and -
braid 1iouurs thifens' Fata Dress Gaps. Ribbons and
Flowers They have heen a1eet1 with from tho
most fashionable hauHrs She feels assured tiny VIII pcasc
aud respectfully soc the patronage If her fonda
mud all others no nay want anything In her line If business
"a dts JANE SIMPSON.
~ Rep copy.
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A tELATINE, COCOA, BHoMA.TANIORs nj ~
n tnrd FOR salo by STAbl.Ek n JONES,
n vets bruEgsis
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THOMAS WHITE
uDEEMu.Es a WHITE, Gree.rs. Commission
j AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS. % Old street,
Petersburg, Va. lnar dscly
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GRAND CELEBRATION At SLASH COT.
lAGE,' HANOVER VA. IN HONOR OF
IhE ANNIVERSARY OF HENRY CLAWS
SIXTH DISTINGUISHED GEN
TLEMEN PRESENT
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Nm rctiriag fvesu Bu-inc-s, inke pleasure in
recommending friends and patrons successors In
urincss Piusn Wade a Charlton, and feel assured
business entrusted them will eaiu ut their hands
prompt aud unds ided attention z. n. WILLS.
dlw
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em,.s. s,co, -reo."r nd " Dwelling for rent,


- Il AnMisrEADS BHot boon, HAT md rAr store
opening Ehfng syles Of HATS Caps Shoes,
iiea# consisting Ynnpas Atyos Of Moeen aud Soft
Hats every shade. shpe and quality Aso Gents and
Lads shoes OF all grades h"autf and largo
assortment Trunks Carpet Bnps Nalca, Umbrellas, &e
! call md oxnmlne them. L. h. AHAitSTEAD.
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Ann- cAmn,aaEs. nueeIEs. ROCKY

~ - WAYS. A. 6e.=Jons IL. DIpLAkE, successor
10 lis father, II. NJ Dldlake Inns just received n
beautiful lot Of CARRIAGES, BEGBiEh, &c. lie Is also
prepared put wofl To order aud nil repairs neatly
and promptly done. having his employment Br T. H. Now,
Coach Smiths In America he having served
time the largest manufacturing establishments in
fbe state Ina iidts
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Hb VA-NOTIUE-In taking chaIge Of TIM nboVe tstabIsh
mont would respectfully solicit continuance Of he
patrons of the ffocl and my fieIss ask nnio
emil aud My table shall always be spread with MI tie
" The servants all attentive. The
shall have the best aitcnipn trt am mas
ter My will that the ladies no patfonise the Hotel
shah every wish Rahed aud ALI ask share of bust
furnished IN thu very hest style and Is To-
quiet of the city My Omnibus will always bo
different dcpots ATTEND easomefs-ta carry them
and fro JOSEPH L. GARRfNGTON,
10, Yu rom
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TuNEN OIL l. q Il n BEWARE D. Runaway
from She 4 Fem r.. r. Co, slave named Edmund,
belonging to M Elliott, of Campbell county The
=, * Inn Inn '' j. n. HUGHES.
"a ~ Care. yTnss aud Sfeis uorice just re-
VsSr ccved eonsignment-part vei v tne ,,,..,
"a, IRBY SAUNDERS.
AND y'ARgASTk. Land Warrants! we
are pay ing very highest cash price for LAM " AN
- n ~ Ians lssliltsl PETERS, SPENCE g. CO.
<MfsCsss,N FEARING have for snie a. lot 81
Peas which arrestng the attention OF the farm
% s a. for stock aud improver of land Those " no
hnSr m Them fair trial. speak fayorsby Of the Pea For
sld hy '. II. ino'uA '01s y
2id&eifts =. 1e.
E11. ANK LEaLIE,s FASHIONS AND TIE
H Beau Monde April N Y. Journal for April and II
Illustrated Newspaper receivedN @ohh''
apl Ats
DALW OF 600 Flowers, Pref. Wosds
Il HAIR RESTORATIvE-a supply received by
STRQTHER WHiTEHEAD
anil a.. . Druggists.
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louN RowiFrr NJ TASsoR, d. A, NfTaefR
uOsuN HOwsETT ~ CO.. General Goa.as is-
- SION MERCHANTS, No lie sycamore street, f'ias.
burg Va
parihnar attention paid In sales Of TOBACCO. FIotn
WntAt OorroN aud Country Produce generally
Prompt eaeA and quick every unloss request
eel tu store,
supplied with pure Peruvian and Mexican dnane
Lime PLASTER Hone Dust Seeds. Agricultural Machinery, I'M
tIuncnis Sc, &c. DO BnrHs super phosphate 81 Lint
Mnnigumurya Roekaway Fan Mis, SCOTS Little
Giant watts Cun Brnee Plowa, &c. lfe6dly
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tBSuOuAs nRANGa n SONS, saensrni Com

MISSION AND FoRw ABIDING MERCHANTS, AND
DEALERS IN GuANO AND AGRICULTURAL 1MfIf
MENTS rkffRsnun", vA-lroduee eonsennenis solicited
the attention Of tho partners efe
10 John NJ otey James Saunders aaml Miller Ambrose
Rnckor Ly ehburg Thomas Wallace Hon john r May, Pan
Nc inc WIN. Y Joynes fettfshnrgj Warwick links
,Iale, uaxpll & Co. Richmond THOMAS BRANCH,
.. JAS. X. BRANCH,
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We J. PINIS, Is selling good bargains In all kinds
Dry The public will please call aud examine his
Gassueres YestinRs, Mousins Merrinos, Al
pacrus ar also his stock Of White, Goods Domestic Cot
TONS Caeoes @e. al If which will be sold cheap for
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15
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e. PtE<t. tS56.-Scw Dr, s@ood=.-s hase
- opened large and superior stock If fA&tf and fA
PIE DRY GOODS which, would cali fhe tie
public MY supply of summer ~es Grape i5efaRe -
Robes. French Work sc Sc together with every arlrie 81
Ladies Gcntlccns of the latest les, and viii
be sold at the very lowest rates, T. W PAYNE
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