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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16

BAPrIsrsIN PENNSYLVANIA. The Northum-
berland Baptist Association, in Pennsylvania,
have unan mously adopted resolutions against
the extenSon of slavery over Territory now
free -
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16

NJ bIsqG, sd Friday, Oct, 10, 1856.
81 TAsss ~ al imfagnse Republican meeting
mere to-day, It being computed that twenty
thousafd persons were present. The process
ion was over FIVE miles long.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16
SILKS !!

TUST RECEIVED BY D. NJ e. R. C. RUE SEQ,
y Freehold, n J. very superior assortment of fam
cy dress Silks of the newest Designs which will be
sold at New York prices
Freehold Oct 16 1856
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16
Lost.

ON SATURDAY MORNING IN THE VILLAGE
Oof Freehold, an Account Book, with a yellow
cover, containing accounts of d. c. Conoyer and Da-
vid Cooper By leaving the above with D. C. Como
yer, they viii be made satisfied
reehold Oct l6 1856 2w
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Burning Fluid.

A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF BURNING FLUID
IA and CAMPHENE, for sale at the New Drug
Store, Main Street, second door above the Herald
Office, by VIM VOORHEES,
Freehold, April 16, 1856. II
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CL0THs AND CAsSIMERES NOW ON HAND,
~ all of the best make of English. French, and
American manufacturers.
D. c. PERRNE.
Freehold October q 1856
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16
SMAbb FARM

A PRIVATE SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OF
A fess at Private Sale a small Farm lying on two
roadside Mail Stage Road from Morrisvie to
LeedsvilIe and on the road leading from the former
place to Red Bank. Said Farm contains about 20
acres, all in good state of cultivation, with Two
Story Dwelling House, nearly new, and one OF the
best wells of water BY the door. There is also a
nice Peach Orchard and Strawberry Patch on the
property Also, variety of Fruit Trees around and
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16
TM SpNRTsMEN,

TUsT RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE CHEAP, A
j splendid lot of GUNS, from SIS to $50 Also,
Game Bags, Powder and Shot Flasks, &C., &c. by
SHINNs & BEDLE
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16

atrioticE r. the vast multitude SEES up
lree terri Cheers t" for the Man who climed
lie pole. :" TAnother round rent the startled
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16
MARRIAGES.
Courtship is the poetry Of life,
But marriage is the sober prose"

Al Freehold. on the 18th inst, by Rev. D. L. AID.
ANS Mr.. ELLISON E. PRESTON, to Miss HANNAH
VANCLEAF, both of the former place.
In WiIliamstown Mass. on Monday evening tns
9th inst. by Rev Dr. Hopkins, Prespent of illiams
COLLEGE, Mr.. CHARLES A. WALTERS, Of Freehold,
N. j., to Miss FANNIE e. TYLER, of Williamstown'
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16

CU1. FFtHIOHt, VIII WHOM am not peFsOna1Iy
acquainted.
|, therefore, consider it due to justice and
truth-to Col. Fremont and myself solemny
to disavow the statement, which | have never
either directly OF indirectly caused to be made
CHARLES CONSTANTINE PIsE, d. D.
Brooklyn, Sidney Place, Oct. ID, 1856
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16

ssBuck and Breck, Waul and Ellick Sander
Who'll maketh No-nothens surrenderp
The whole mass then formed in grand pro
cession and tQok up the line Of march An
idea of the immense throng may be formed
when it is static that it took fve hours to pass
a " given poitt, (" the ''still-house r Here
said he, the enthusiasm for Buck and Buchus
but came away then.
DOUBLE BIS.
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TURKS ISLAND SALT.

6O0BUsHELs. JUST RECEIVED. AND FOR
OOOsale low, deduction made to those who
purchase soon. D. c. PERRiNE.
Freehold, Oct g. 1856. tt
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yteto ADVERTISEMENTS.
REPUBLICAN
MASS MEETINGS!

I )o'eock. Mr. Lewis L. Weld, of New York; and
Samuel R. Gummere, of Burlington, will address 9
meeting at the camp ground near YOUNGSTOWN, and
another. on the same evening at 1-2oclock, in the
vii age of New Egypt.
The same gentlemen will also address meeting
at Keyport on Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock,
and another on the same evening at Middletown--
All those persons who are honestly opposed to the re.
neal of the Missouri Compromise to the extension of
Slavery into Free territory. and especially the hon
est Fillmore men, who do not wish to be sold and
delivered" bv their leaders to the BUCCANEERS, are
respectfully invited,to attend these meetings.
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POSTSCRIPT.

We learn by hismornings mail, that the re
turns Fl ssylvania, ore very close an
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-10-16
Lace Curtains and Draperies.


Lace Curtains and Draperies.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND PRICE.-AL-
OIso Flannes, sheetngs Quilts Blankets, and
Housekeeping articles Of all kinds, for sale at New
York prices by D. NJ. & R. G. RUE u co.
Freehold, Oct l6, 1856.
acknowledgements CO-PARTNERSHlP EX-
IL isting between the firm Of Smalley & Clayton,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the 10th of Sep
tember last The Booksof account have been placed
in the hands of Edward j. Clayton, to whom pay
ment is requested to be made.
URFAH SMALLEYy
EDWARD J. CLAYTON.
1.-THE Sarsaparila, Porter and Ale business win
hereafter be conducted at the old stand by the sub
scriber. EDWARD j. CLAYTON.
Freehold, Oct le, 1857
NTOTECE.---THEH HEIRS OF ABIGAIL NOR
IN RIS wife of Robert, formerly Of Monmouth
county, N j., viii hear of something to their advan-
age by personally applying to corresponding with
the subscribers, Executors Of William A. Brewer,
decd provided said heirs, any of them, make
such application, institute such correspondence
within six months from the date hereof.
R. V LAWRENCE,
HARRIET BREWER.
Esrn,;nadala oc+ . 1875 FIN
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Now F,IsgI,rOfderies.

NGF8
TUsT REcETVED.AND OPENED BY D. NJ. & B.
j c. RUE g. Co., Freehold, N. j., a very large and
desirable stock Of French Collars and Rands Of the
newest patterns and styles, from Is to So at least
thirty per cent under price.
Freehold, Oct. 10, 1856. As
KHD GL0VES. n
TUST RECEIVED, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
j of Alexander's & Bayonx celebrated Kid Gloves
at New York prices by
Freehold, Oct 16, 1856
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- n. vsl57,s .
| am not aware til
time, | administers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10
-
GlNEREANIDNA AL.

WASHING ron, May s. Senate. The Senate
discussed tho resolutions Of tn. Committee on
Foreign aff .irs relative to the termination of tho
Danish Sou nd dues.
The Sen ate adjourned without any action.
House The House well as the Senate n
dopted the report Of the committee Of Conference
on the bill ainendatorv of the bounty land law
On moi ion of Mr. Pennington, the President
r,'qu ,stpd to transmit any Information in his
posse sion touching the disturbances at Panama
and inter ruption of :he route to the Pacific. and
also to 1t ate what had been taken for the
protection of American interests relative to tho
same
The disagreement to the Senates amendments
to the Deficiency bill were considered
Dir. ,iiddings, of Ohio. while attacking one
ita n, tainted and fell to the noor. Much excite
me Mt was occasioned. Mr.. &. was taken TO n
sol a. II nd on recovering consciousness WIZ taken
no me.
Mr. Campbell of Ohio. reported The Ocean
Mail f.pprop roton and Post Office Appropriation
bills
The bill granting upwards Of million and a
he If cres of land 10 the construction If railroads
in Iowa. was passe1-ayes 90, noes 50
Mr. Smith, of Alabama, from the Committee
IN E ectons, reported in favor OF Mr.. Gnero. the
onte siant for the seat of Mr.. Gallegos, the sit
ling representative from New Mexico.
No action had been taken on the report
Mr.. Giddings, of Ohio, reapprared,and conclu
died MS remarks on the Deficiency Bill.condemn
ing che Oregon war and the course of the gov
! ernu1ent in regard to Kansas affairs
4 The House then adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10

The Stockholders of the Exchange Bank met
in Norfolk on Wednesday. The President made
ii report showing surplus of some IL per cent.
The question of accepting the charter of the last
Legislature was deferred to the meeting in jan
uary n. were also the applications for new branch
es at Portsmouth aud Charlottesville The stock
of the Weston Branch increased from $40
OOO TO 100000. The following Directors were
chosen for the ensuing year; Lynchburg, J G,
Meem. D. i, Payne, w. S. Morris. I. }. S. Fer
guson. Abingdon Jno. c. Greenway, A. c.
Cummings, A II. Preston. VIM. Y. c. White
Salem: VIM. Watts David Shanks, b.. Pitzer,
VIM. Walton, Jr, Weston; j. NJ. Bennett, Min
ter Bailey c. J. Moore, Black well Jackson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10
Trngedu IN WaShington.

WASHINGTON, May 50 p. MIR Herbert
the representative from California this morning at
II o clock shot the chief waiter at Wizards Ho-
tel. The waiter died instantly. The circum-
stances of the affair are as follows Mr.. Herbert
went to breakfast late and while eating got into
a dispute with the head waiter. Sharp words
followed and the other walters crowdng up com
menced an attack on Mr.. II. with chairs. plates
&c Mr.. H. with the assistance OF another gen
tleman defended himself until it evident the
waiter. intended to kill him and he then fired with
fatal result.
Mr. Herbert is in the hands Of the District
Marshal and will be examined this afternoon at
4 o'clock.
The affair created great excitement among the
members of Congress. Mr.. ii. is said to be a
oniet and inoffensive man.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10
ARRIVALS AT THE

May &C Lowry, Bedford Robt Saunders and serv t.
famfhelli c Dabney, Franklin 4 PAYNE, MISS HAZE
wood Campbell; Capt II NJ Cobbs, Va q Ienn Il X 4 II
Tines Campbell; Jno j BIB, O X Alex r r. Rev Mr.
Dngun city; Jno Burks, kanawhai MISS mndred ierkais
Iynchburg; Mrs II Franklin Campboll VIM Loeado city;
Mrs Kent and servant Wyii.eNic Crockett hlbemare;
Fountain Goochland ID u Cboatwood, Bedford 1hos I'll
lott Miss Henry, Appo Lee, Franklin; Walker
Miss Walker Campbell; r Haw kns and lady Bed; W IL
Story Abingdon; Lucy Furguson, Miss Volt Fin
caste; Miss Hopkins Fuqua Liberty Miss che'vning
Miss Claiborne Amherst; G. Huff, G I Campbell Salem;
Woltz Fncasile; o Freeman, Miss Freeman Bedford G
w Fzee Hix Camphell G w frant aud lady Ga; IL
Graft; Pitts; T Mcms, Jas larrl Lowry BEDFORD
Wm Robertson. Libel ty Capt II Buckner Va q X X;
ne Iiobson Miss lobsnn Campbcl Jas Mcdaniel Bed
Jas NJ Cobbs, Bedford Thoe Harvey. Charlotte
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10
.5taun.on Convention la st Day.
SrAuSroN, Thursday morning,

SrAuNfoN, Thursday morning, {
May the Sth. l5a6
The last session of the Conv ,ntion was held
last night.
The hrst business the report of the Com
m'ttee on Resolutions, which was read by the
Chairman, Hon A. IL IL. Stuart. as follows:
- lst Reselssd That ,hs Convention doth cordially ratif
the nomination of Willard Fillmore the Presidency Of
the United States knowing him he tried statesman who
has heretofore in the Same high ,spnusbe position full
the constitution aud in the firm bell elected
10 e fesneney he VA. he true to he constitution and the
looking with the eye OLA patriot amt to The wei
2d Resored That will cheor ally give our support to
Andrew poneson for the office o Vice President bol,ev
and feeling assured that in any ngency which may
he will be faithful to the eonsutio xbly opposed to
the safety of any portion of the utry
I'd Resocsa That this Convent doth emphatealy
condemn those features the sas Nebraska
eognEe the principle of Squaor Sovereignty and the right
OF foreigners to vote immediately upon their making their de
m OF purpose to become at future day citizens OF
the United States believing, legislation s
laws but emneny calculated create dssenon
rite r and to ensure III" aseen'ancy of the anti slavery
tment in territory which hereafter be formed
ofthe public DOMAIN of the Unit I'd States
th, Rrsop That in the OPP this vention the
ruthless spirit of prescription the harsh which
have been aetsed and temple yod by the Democrats party
lnshahe and unpatrloc but merit the condemna-
ton of all good citizens of Vir Sina
9h Resopd That the Den 0crac party are Justly respon-
soe for the embarrassed ondon OF the finances of Slr
gtn and the onorous burth,m taxation under which her
citizens .Rroan.h
The resolutions we, @ unanimously adopted.
resolution was nd opted confirming the ap.
poniment of members of the Central Exc cutive
Committee made by ldr. Stuart, President of the
State Council; and another 10 tho effect that
should any of the dis trict county electors ap-
pointed decline serving, the American party Of
such districts or co mites should then assemble
in Convention and FIJI the vacancies thus created;
and also in like Hammer fill such vacancies as
have been left by.t he Convention, owing To coun-
ties not being represented.
During the ev' ming spirited, stirring aud elo-
quent speeches were made by Messrs. VERIFY of
Northampton, Anderson of Rntetourt, Christian
Of Isle of Wight and lmboden of Augusta.
Afterres buttons Of thanks to the citizens of
Stanton for their generous hospitality 10 the
members o. til Convention, and Ia the officers
for their sery ices, the Convention, on motion,
adjourned SIM die in ;hc finest spirits and high.
est hopes. A. Med.
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eing 1t ieii with powerful effect upon the audi
enee aud excited enthusiastic opplau4e. Could
the clarion ,oiee of this glorious ehnmn;,n Of
American principles he heard thro oghout The
ANU the people could not fail to ba aroused 10
Tho Importance of their success
After Mr. Stuart had completed his address.
the Convention adjourned until o clock, +. N,
A. McD.
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4 Snlcu RnmOr.

writer in yesterdays Enquirer states it on
what he says is the chest authority, that Will
liam NJ. BurweIl, Esq, of Virginia, is at present
editing the Washington Sentinel Whether this
statement be well i'll founded. we have no
means of knowing. Barring its spciness, how
ever, it makes no particular difference, one way
or the other. At all events, Mr.. b. is consistent
in abusing Pierce and denouncing his admins
tration, if not in auding Old Buck. The times
are growing racy ~ hig.
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Eirctinn NJ f.nrrrnnr.

New llAvrN CIR, May s.-1he Legislature
to day, in Joint session. elected Governor Mi
nor by a majority of l9.-Ihe other State officers
on the anti administration ticket were chosen by
shout the same majority.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10
Illinois Politics.

CHICAGO. Nav S.-The American State Con-
venion met yesterday at Sprngheld.and endors-
ed the nomination of Fillmore and Done!son.
The convention nominated VIM. Il. Archer for
Governor, w. S. Dunlop 10, L.eut. Governor.A An
thony Thornton, Secretary Of State anf James
Miller, Treasurer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10
Heary Failure.

The Winchester Virginian says: "A promi
,npn. merchant of Martnsburg. well known III
Winchester. has failed, as we are informed, Tor
some $4,000 Hon. c. j. Faulkner, as one d
his securities, will suffer a considerable amount
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M n RRIED


MOn Wednesday, April 3Oth by Rev r. II. Wilmer, JNoF
TERRY, Esq, of this city, and Miss HELEN NJ, second
daughter of f. A. Talbot ESQ., of Bedford county, Va
g Richmond Wing, Christian Advocate and Bedford
Sentinel please
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10

Death Of Hon. HIM, C. Da,eson.
A dispatch received from Augusta, en-. an
nounces the death of Hon. VIM {, Dawson. late
United States Senator from Georgia, ut his res-
dence, Greensboro in that State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10

LIVERPOOL, April &c. Cotton advanced Id
on the week. Sales of $4,000 hales, Of which
spectators took $4,000 and exporters 7000.--
Market clo'odquiet Mt the advance. Bockcr's
Circular quotes some qualities Flour sitter, but
not quoubly higher, mud other qualities trinc
higher. Western Canal--n rs: OHIO ;'5s Cd. $500
Wheat trinc higher. Corn advanced | shill.
ing and quoted at 29s n .5Ds.
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LATER FROM nuaoPB.
ARRIVAL OF AMERICA.
CHAMPION MOTTO BE RECALLED.
The Central American Question.

HALIFAX, May $ II A. M.-The steamer Anne
fea' with DATES from Liverpool to the Goth April
arrived here this morning.
GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA
no London Star states that the Ministers
heid meeting on the 22a April. aud decided to
mike concessions in Central American affairs,
nut determined not to recall Mr.. Champion.
lhe papers relating IL Central American nf.
fairs, had been laid before Parliament but no no
fion had been taken on them.
The dooumants on the Enlistment question
would be ready in few days.
There was 20 excitement in England ON the sub
ject.
the TREATY OF PEAus.
he Eondon papers had obtained aud publish
ell "a copy OF the Treaty of Peace II comprises
~ articles, and Is not materially different from
what had already been anticipated. The & How
ing points include what has not before been Ger
tain.
lst. The Black Sen is to be neuirazed. aud all
srongholds on its shores are forbidden aud inter
dlcled to all war vessels except 80 far rs may be
necessary for police purposes.
III. Tho river Dannbe is freed.
sd. Russia makes some slight concessions of
the frcntes Of lTrssarabia, aud Kars and tho
Crlmea ARE mutually restored to remain ms at
present.
ith. Wallachia and Moldaya nre to have con
stitulons prepared, and, II that cannot be agreed
upon. are to remain AS at the commencement OF
the war
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LATEST NEWS.
Staunton Couvention-Sec Day.

lEiliOrid cs-rsspoadeaas ef tbs pirgiaiaal
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JOHN s, MEREDITH of Buckingham, Eiector
DR.. Robert L. Withers, of Campbell, Asss
tant.
County Eieetors.-Campbell, Col. J, b. Left
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. John C. Murrel; Appomat,ox
Col, Ihos. II. Flood; Buckingham, Philip Nc
Kinney; Cumberland, Henry L. Parrish. Asss
tant, Geo. w. Pamore; Prince Edward, Rich
ard V. Watkins,-Assistant, Joseph +. Morton;
Charlotte, Roht. c. Bouldin, Assistant John II.
Cardwell; Luenburg, Henderson l.. Lee; Flu
wanna, Thomas Il. rutwier and DR.. w. A.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, May OH.
The Senate passed sundry private bills. In
the House n message was rcreved from the Sen
ate asking third committee of conference on
the deficiency bill.
The inye stigation relative to the shooting yea
tcrday Of the Irish Waiter at Willards Hotel by
Hon. Mr.. Herbert of California, was not con-
oluded Yesterday. Herbert is still in custody.
The Kansas correspondent of the 81. Louis
Republican, snys sheriff Jones is somewhat bet
ter but his recovery il still doubtful.
SECOND DISPATCH,
The Senate passed the House bill granting a
million and half acres Of land to Railroads in
Iowa.
Mr.. James reported bill amending the patent
laws.
The House appointed third committee of
conference on thu deficiency bill
-=ss~=s=~= -----------
MARKETS.
New YORK, May 0.---Markets firm and un-
changed at yesterdays prices. Virginia Skies
%.
BALTIMORE. May 9.--Howard street Flour
SO. Wheat-rod, 81 81 to 40, white ~ As
to I So, Corn yellow 50 to so; white, Is To
10. Tho steamers news has produced no per
oeptihle effect.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10
FIFTH DISTRICT.

WIN. NJ. CABELL, of Nelson, Eiector
Senatorial Electors bedford, James +. John
son; Nelson, r. Whitehead, Assistant ID. j.
Woodfn; Orange, j. A. Porter.
County Electors. Bedford, G. A. Wngteld;
Amherst. DR.. d. patteson, Assistant, Col. II.
d. Davis; Nelson Col. IL. w. Dawson -Assis-
tant, Gen Loving; Albemarle, b. II. Magruder,
Thos Wood, Assistants, w. b. Hart, and S. V.
Southa Greene, Capt o. Fnks,-Assistant,
DIR. j. Early; Madison, G. A. Smith, Assistants,
II. N. Wallace and = Tinsley; Orange. Trial
Terrel.-Assistants j. Magruder,and r. 5. Ken
dali
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

$4,000 6 xSmh !. er .s';' r.n.s ss
reE made expressly for aud warranted second to mono
In States In point of workmanship and hnish
,nntlulncn Visiting Petersburg would do well to give me
call they wish superior clothing My assortment Of Cloths
Cashmere. Ncsngs selected with great care. and
re-. from the Importers thereby saving the per
rontaRo obbcra All orders Tor goods In the tailoring
department warranted hL' sale, and my suits
n,la by ils workmen the State Please call ut my
Merchant Tailoring and Ready Made CothingN House 80
sycamore street. Petersburg. THOs. w. kohsTok
- 81
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.kAMIIY FLOUR-A superior -Oi Of "shep-
may SITS WILSON e. COS.
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SIXTH DISTRICT.

WIN. c. SCOTT, OF Powhaan. Eiector.
TYR Maupin. of Richmond City, Assistant
Senatorial Electors. Richmond City, Raleigh
II. Daniel; Goochland, John $. Fleming; Hanover
William c. Wickham Chesterfield, V. ID. Mark
ham
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FOB OFFICE FOR sALE.-l wish - sel
ID the entire TYPE, BORDER, CUTS CASE0, &C., b.
longing the Lynchburg Republican The type nsay
new and the quantity sufficient for good Job Oee, these
being ever sixty different fonts of type 81 .<ts
ma ma 9s.ss HENRY B. FLOOD. Pssesssass
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-10

a. EEp THE PLANO AND MONEY TOO.--
IN yousro undecided where you get the chEAfEST
HEST PIANOS Just postpone the matter until you cen
akenne Of Il. NASH on trial You retain themonsy
until the Piano has given satisfaction.
willing to give bond aud security TO furnish You with
n superior Instrument Mt n low price.
oflna especially selection always receive
particular care ". \. NASH Plano Forte Dealer,
30 Sycamore, corner ef Bank rtreet,
: ap7ts fetespu'e VA
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~ 1NGrON CIrh u e, PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Also In
Alexandria Va, pamrtud,d Inldng EnR 1t VIII turus,
designs aud plans Churches stafess Town Houses aud
villas uhr huldnrs etc aud asa tof alterations Of
old buildings with n werkng drawings specifications aud
supernicndcncc Of the upon written rgspnai app
cation.
variety complete OF plans Of churches and spccih
cations on hand lap 1deod limo
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aNAorOnY FixTunEs RON sALE.-s wish

dApoac NJ private sale Of tho Fixtures tho Tobacco
Factory recently eated h., Io Dcpricat at Campbell G.
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SrAuSroN Wednesday, May the 9TH, 1856.
The Convention re-assembled at 10 O'Clock
hi, morning President Saunders in the the