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f>n, raNtt{FlNsTr UTE-sessiod
VIRGINIA fhNA' ~ - n each year.
Co-i. - : 80 -, ) r,,c,ual.
eaARMAf x SILT, Aa Cru a 80
= o9pos.s the Oen'sa, pei pub6c and Com
"a NJ. y = III, No'als nous, aud settle
ssA miss aaer TO 'a>e aepu 's,r.tors Executors
ascol..is Of siaarhAns, Admli'is "''' >
al K. Trout, Attorney at Law os"'"
~ Bank Row Sau snobss sr, Chemist and
> .praggs' Aain s'S ySS,sn.Msker aua Jewefy
I'D Nh az, :, see, ps,., s,auu,on.
~ f,tiNNpLER, Cabinet Maker, NAN
a. i - o'1 siNaanton-Furnitare a, kehsn'h1
r,r;,.a. S''09''
.Ta p ryAyS Tobacco aad Segay Store
:. y ...'9ifs 1he Post Q Giee, Slaunion.
- op9s,.o ~, coolE. Merchants aud dealers
qhisl1 90 y mi ana sya6,e Goods aud Groceries
o5,,4it, VlnAicator Once, Main
sesezs liy. ~ Va
~ ~ 5R 5tss s C0NNELL-ifon foanae y
U ami NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Nof'h emu VI
fove
szp--.pAvDrpURG s. Coz ofwafeH,2 a's'
Ess,, 2, Nerchants and dealers 10
e. - corner opposite Va iiott
n-,N, . yvNTrS-Attorney at Law, once
IS ~ GA cDn,ral Bank Row, Staunlen'
r91vfon& R3YL0R-AHoruey al La" =
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Augusta Female Seminary,

'
TN next annual session of this institution will
= open on Monday, the LIST of September, under
the instruction and general MANAGEMENT Of Mr.. and
Mrs. WIN. Ii. MARQUES, with such other teachers as
may be found necessary. Additional buildings have
been erected for the accommodation of the Prnei-
pal and boarding Pupils, and the Trustees feel JUS
titled, from the ampest testimonials in giving assl-
RANGES that 'sthe patrons Of the Seminary will find
in the Principal, accomplished. faithful, energetic
teacher.one who has extraordinary success in in
spring his pupils with affection for him and entfu-
sasm for their studie, and that in all respects the
School will be worthy Of the confidence of the public
Circulars containing full particulars will be fur
nished, upon application to the Principal.
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MIRACULOUS CURES,

II has now been known in my practice over eight
afs, and so great has the demand became with
t advertising in the newspapers from reports of
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.RE.VsD FE.

T hAMERkR has removed his Watch Making
- and Repairing Establishment to the room d-
reelr opposite HE Virginia Hotel. formerly oocu-
pial BY VIM. b. Kerr 1hapk,ul for the liberal
patronage heretofore hesioard Rpon him, he re-
sect iy #olics. continuance Of the same, assured
f.s6 he can lie entire satisfaction TO all.
May II to5G.
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.yDEaN ExEN NEEDY,
S0Gs, Gaasd GsssessEe Factory,

East Court House Lane. Se,uton, 70
FXTHERE he will constantly have White. GLOW.
w Brown, and Liquid Soap. and Mould Candies
ofthe best quality, which hezwI sell at the lowest
cash price or exchange Tor Taow and Grease OF all
descriptions. lie respectfully solicts share ofpa'
tronage.
June 49, 1855.
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ElssEnSssSa}g Reds.

TINE undersigned Is prepared to putup Lightning
4 Rods any place in Augusta, or the adionine
counties in the speedies and most substantial man
ncr Ills teams afe constantly in SCI vice. in meet
ing the demands for hese truly sefularteles which
every omner.ot house or Barn should have Or
dess received a amy time.
Address JOHN ID. MAH0N,
May Eft National Hotel, Stanton, Va
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ROAM OKE COLLEGE.

I COATED at Salem Roanoke County, Va, in the
~ beautiful and healthy valley OF Roanoke, on the
line OF the Va and Tenn. II. Il.
FACULTY.
Rev. D: F. BITTlE. d. D., President and Professor
of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy and He
brew.
$. C4esoS Wits, A, NJ, Professor of Mathematics
aud Natural Science.
Roy. d. IL. BifrLg, A. NJ Professor of Ancient Lam
guases and Literature.
- -, Professor of Modern Languages Ito
be supplied by next Session.)
Rev. ". q. foScE. y. NJ, Principal Of Preparato-
~ Department.
Coarse o. Studies is as extensive at that of the
best colleges of the country, and particularly eu-
laiged in the department. OF intellectual and Moral
Science.
Expenses for Ten Months Session
boarding, SIS rs
Tuition, 50 90
RoDm-rent, 3 co
Washing, Fuel, Lights and lncid1 Expenses, "a 90
Total, SlJ9 rs
Session commences LIST Wednesday Of September.
July %. lo56-2m*
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EEEyG.

EOHN SGHMiIT invites the attention of the pull
tF icio his taciltiesfor pleasant and speedy Bar
beiing His shop opposite Woodward Hotel. in
the I,asment OF ". i. kaysers House. lie has in
his employ experienced woikmen.
~,oi iN55
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NOTICE.


M =, Inc undersigned, are prepared to furnish
w Instructions to al who wish to make moaeY
IN an easy and respectable manner, for the small
consideration of one dollar. The capital required
TO commence the business which we win propose IL
only ten or fifteen dollars that any one NAV en-
gage mt; All letters addressed 70 witt. one
aollar enclosed, VIII be promptly answered by r.
tufa mani, "lth unnecessary instructions to pre-
feed. SCOTT & CO.
Aug. Is. Is65.-ats -
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The Attention OF

OF Y IKbINIA MANUFACTURE.
ow ON HAND Vt THE ron Z OF THEsUBscEIBER
No. ST. Main Street,
RICHMOND VA.
HNEiNG the importer d his materials for
~ manufacturing. and having every facility for
putting - n eeods fie best style and cheapest
inaasea lie epeeis with confidence the firgini.
Mcrchsni. L "eepUeaee beme Industry and eater
prise fedei1s itinstl Il ihathX such encouragement
they shall aeluals lie al no loss but the contra
ry, By assisting IN buildiua epuanutaeures at the
South side OF Mason ana DiSsn, ensure IA trade
which Will render Virginia in dependent. as nc
CARDS manufactures, e he world.
JOHN DOOLEY.
Richmond. Nov. II, 1sb5.-ly.
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Which have gone from mouth to mouth. that have
determlnedto give the suffering throughout the
country, the benefit Gifts wonderful curative pro-
pertles. can fully assure those who may feel dis
posed 0 try it, thati perfectly wholesome and a.
tRELY VEGETABLE PREPARATION
And has made more permanent cures than al other
medicines put together. have now lying in my
desk over one hundred
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS,
hich can be and read BY all who desire it, AMI
not one of them are ordinary cases. but such as to
nsn re thn
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LADuas AND GENTLEMEN.

you all want to how beautiful your faces are
i Come to Raukin's Gallery and let him takean
Ambfotype of You which makesone ofthe most beau
tiful Picture that has yet been discovered in the
dne arts. Dee. %, 1856.
NTEXICAN AND AFRICAN GUAN0.-We have
IsA just received a supply OF best a. A. and Mex
lean aud African Guano which we offer for sale at
tse market rates. FUWLE co,
Alexandria, Aprill9, 1856.
usI received for medicinal purposes, Old Jama-
- ca Spirits, Old French brandy, as well as Port
Madeira and sherry wines, all pure.
June 2s, 1856. JAS. O. LAIRD.
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GTIfJ. continues to do all kipds 81 Plain and Or
y namcnta Painting, ftvai,ng. Glazing, Paper
Hanging. dc. ris tAe most reasonable terms
tetfF5s on hlsincss addressed O him Al otarnto1
Va, wild receive prompt attention.
July }, ie5G Is
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TO Teachers.
CHARLES II. McGUFFlN'S Adm'rs.

CHARLES Il. McGUFFlN'S Adm'rs.
"
JESSE REXROAD and others,
In the Circuit Court of Highland.
Pur.uant to a decree pronounced in this cause on
The 5b d. OF may ls5o, shall on The scth day Of
terey. Highland county, Va proceed to sell BY way
Of public auction to the highest bidder, the House
and lot in the Bill and p.oeeedinas mentoned-said
Int being designated lot no. in the place Of said
Town oil Monterey.
The terms are one half of the pu- chase money to
be paid on the LIST day OF October, 1855, and the
other half ON the st day of May 1851 the purchaser
to execute bonds with good personal securisj and
the title to be retained until all the purchase mon
IS is paid.
WASHINGTON STEPHENSON
Shift Highland County.
August 2, 1856.
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ITTNOSr CONFIDFNCE

TNTUST CONFIDENCE.
In this medicine to any, however incrednous
viii give advice, gratis, all diseases, to any
who are disposed to call at 400 Broadway, N ,
between IL and o'clock, Z. NJ.
Full directions accompany each bottle,
For sale, wholesale and retail, by j. b. EsKhIbGs
StaNnfon Purcell, Ladd Il Co., Richmond r. H.
Stabler Co., Baltimore j. I. Antrim, erQen-
vile.
va Principal Depot, 499 BresdBavi u.
n B.-Ao person should dcsla aa-f e.a .fss
medicine trial.
Nov. II, ls55.-ly.
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Negroes Wanted.

I AN still marketfor the purchase of negroe
1such willsuit the Southern market p Persons nav
ing such would o well by calling on the subscribe
in person Or by ,tter. My address is Waynesbor,
Augusta Count, Va. JOHN b. SMITH
June %, ls56.-6m.
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MONEY PAID EG5s EsgDsss
AT w AYNE IS BCRC

ySNllE subscriber having purchased HE Tanncres
Il ri Mathew II. Par $ and George W, Deal in
the Town of Waynesboro, Augusta conutv. Va. is
preparing TO so largely into the Leather ianuactu-
ring business. \ good market will thus be opened
for the sale Of Hides Of ali kinds and cosA paid Tor
them on delivery in any quantity that may b. Of
fcred.
Inc citizens Of Bath, Highland, Pendletan Rock
ingham as well as Augusta couaty, may lind il to
thei. interest 10 bring their hides to me. Persons
having large quantities in those Western Counties,
could make arrangements to deliver them Depots,
on the Rad Read, and by corresponding on the sub
iect, much labor may be avoided in the delivery.
Mr. " II. Wthrow Jr., the weil known merchant
at Waynesboro, has kindly consented act rs cash
Ter in my absence. Those ircm a distance will
therefore cali his store, where full satisfaction
may be obtained.
HUGH l.. GALLAuER
Waynesboro, August 2, 1856.
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store Ra0m for Rent.

fVHAT large aad aumodious Storc Room undcr
l. the Union Il all, laislY oeeupied BY i. 4. Davis
4 Co., is for rent, inquire OF Il. Bgll or Adam
Lushbaugh. Jaly 26-tt.
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Trustee and Cos,,m;ss;ouor,s s,,o

"'tSC dfa commissioners N1iP.
II virtue OF decree rendered at tleIast Term of
~ the Clreuit Court of Augusta County. in the
case OF Shelley, Trustee, Is. Cushing and others.
shall on Friday, the 29th day of August 1856 selr
on the premises to the highest Bidder ut public auc
ton, the valuable Dwelling and store House, aud
adjoining Lots, on Main Street, stanton, now oe
cupled by Edwin NJ Gushing also the Store Room
ADJOINING now occupied as an Auction Ware Room
by CUSHING d WATTS; also a valuable Slave
named Oliver e '1'''e'
At the same time and place, as Trustee of I. NJ
and A. =. Cushing, will sell ull the Household and
hltchen FURNITURE OF the said H. NJ and A. L. (,usb-
ing also, all the Furniture of the Store Room
bake-house, and other Personal Property of sa3
parties " s".~
Terms OF S&LE:-Of the purchase money of THE
zeal Estate SO much tobe paid in cash NAV be nee
essary to pay expenses OF the sale and costs of ,it
the balance in g. u Is, and "a months Tie sJaye
olRer VIII be sold on credit of six months: the
othef PERSONAL Property, when the purchase Inop.v
amounts to ten dollars more. on credit OF th4as
months; ander ten dollars, cash Negotiable Noffr
with unquestianabie endorsers to be given for kIe
deferred payments, aad the title to the Real Est8t
to DC retained as Ultimate security.
1T GH ". SHEFTEY,
"a - Trustee and Conf
july IL, ls56-spec. copy tbs ard mark charge
Printers fee Sc.
4Aa Gherc sale is POSTPONED till FRIDAY flo 1a.1,
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yxTANfED. Tanner. A good workman of steady
w habits, can obtain II situation very desirable
and permanent. man with family preferred.
August 2, la5G.---ti. IL. H. G.
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Frat Cans and Jars.

HAVING been appointed agent for the sale OF
4 Arthur's Self Sealing Cans and Stone Jars,
will keep constantly on hand, supply o! these ao-
mrabe articles for sale at manufacturer prices.
Read the following certificate.
June %, 1856, GEO. e. PRiCE.
We have used for sontc time, and are still using,
beth at the Girard and La Pierre Houses, Arthur's
Self Sealing Cans, for putting up fresh truits, toma
toes, &C., and fnd them, in all respects, admirably
adapted to the purpose. They possess many adyan-
tagcs over all other Cans that have seen. Hay
ing tried and proved them, we can speak confident
y of their value.
PRESBURY BILLINGS.
Procrietors Girard and La Pierre Houses, Phil.
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For Rent.

TINE large and Commodions Brick Ware House.
i two stories high wifha dry Cellar, and lately
occupied by Butler,& Go. situated immediately ON
the Rail Road. vif side track running by the
door. Apgly early 10 ...
j. BRANDEBURG & CO.
August 8, ls56.-4ts.-Speetator copy.
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---.- 2 n Z 2 kAIIVIKTNCT.
IA opened very superior lot u
atisnens wear at the Store Rue1n
=, Union Es. on main Street at the
~. q ~, ~ oEeat'' Hehs, engaged thesgrvicss
p VI. u iseat IN e%Pal fenced ard accomplished
cutter, to eondnet the business f,f lin a,,d IL
frehsteca 81 furnish every description OF clothing
MADE Of me hest malesiai and "a The most elegans
style. fes Cash OF TO puoctaal dealers onsuft zine
great inducements aie offered The patrona,,n -.
the piblie is solicited. =
A. D. TRoTTER
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The above sale is postponed until Saturday the
9Th OF September, ls5G. IL. N. b.
Aug. Is lo56.
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ASPEN ROW SCHOOL.
Matches.

INV gross Of pollock's German Matches, a SUI
a nerjor article for family use, for sale
~ peis0' X. j. GiHNDY,
,air19 per G. 7. COCHRAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01

OurRAGE.-One ofthc gres,est outrages per
petratcd in the vicinity of this CITY, ion long
time. occurred on Mondnv morning ON the Ia
tapsco neck road. al few mites from Che city. On
Saturday afternoon last Miss Berger left the
house of her brother. farmer in the neighbor
hool of North Point, and came t. the city ON
business, and started on her return ON themorn
ing in question, and while along on the road was
attacked by Il negro named Isaac Young, who for
ced her into the woods. aud hrntally outraged
her. Two persons who were in the immediate vi
cinity heard strange noise aud proceeded in the
direction from which it came. A. they approach
I'd the negro ran, bat they gave chase and sue,
ceeded in capturing him, the woman having been
left in state of insen,hlitv. The fellow stated
HAT he was rot the guilty party, but 1t was an
other who had Elected his escape, but expressed
hi willingness 10 return with them. When they
reached the place where the injured woman was
lying. she identified him the party who assault.
ed her The persons who arrested him then
started in search of ma stra'e but had proceed
ed bat Il short ways when he seized the gun Of
one # his captors and attempted to take il from
hm- falling III this he attempted to escape by
running, when both raised their guns and fired
after him, both charges taking effect in his back
He however succeeded at the time in making his
escape, but was cnptured in the afternoon by otli
cor Sapp and Justice Morgan committed him to
jail to answer the charge before the circuit court
If Baltimore county. He was brought 10 the city
yesterday morning. when DIR. Darymple extrac
ted a number of shot from his back and head
The offence j. a capital ono and he will have to
remain in the jail until the November tcra of he
enurt when he will be tried Bait. An
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Mr. FILLMORE NoRTH.-The friends of Mr.
Fillmore, in Massachusetts New York and Penn
eylvauia especially are now stirring themselves
and report that their strength is daily increaring
They are meeting and combating the exertions
OF the Black Republicans, with an honorable zeal
which should receive the hearty appreciation Of
their political brethren in the South They call
upon the South for corresponding efforts. They
tell the South that what they want is National,
Union, Conservative president-that they desire
to put down Sectonasm and Fanaticism, and to
restore Tho country TO peace and qaietncss. Mr.
Fillmore, they say, is the who if President
would lend all his energies to accomplish this re.
suit They therefore invoke Il union of the North
and the South once more to preserve the union
of the States-and the Constitution under which
the States have hitherto lived aud aouri.hed.
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ORGAN1zATIoN.-1he National 4me lean ur.
ges the friends of Mr.. Fillmore to immediate aud
thorough organization, and says. Let us then
go to work, and organize at once-without whit.
ing for ''eeol weather." anything else. There
is plenty of work TO do---go on with it now-at
once-there is no time like the present Re
member. friends. everything depends upon
thorough and systematic organization. Get to-
gether early as possible, then form your com.
mittees. lay your plans, have your conferences
make it your business to aud to reason with
the wavering. organize clubs where they are not
already in existence, bring your active, working
men into the field, keep sharp look out for the
documents, circulate them freely lend your pa
per to your uncertain neighbor to read, hunt up
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EXErrrIONIN NEW JERSEY.


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Ear, - ~ a., g. ,i,o ,,,,r1er of
n' - "'''' = -, &c ~. u,,n.yick
J"hn iifn,l' ~ " e ,oo,nbar Ia, tonL nlscs
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lhaee' -.
"'k a'''' - d. f, r. ,Lo o,.cn
At M carly hour IN me 'np,n,as ., IL, ,a ;a
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"'ff thi'hB'" WI" ''' r',' o'I'i !, @ ,;,sl;a,,
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Auh2ueh W"pn'o s''''"' p.,.ilE
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WIS a9FP WIN 'iI -
me la-i ana '"' " ct % '''2" ~" .l u v
tl@ ,"wh- y'nS aions ''' ''u'' u ''' Nv" -
-ey ha,lfo"o ,.,....o,,,;,, -,
Is III, n""' " - 49, H. .,,l l.,
liohehea we 'Ae"''''"' minis ~ .,',,'.,t.,.
me OUTSIDE" % Tue l''s,'n ~
IN Inc Yalu' '"' l'''''''' - '''' -
thfee haPa'e'' Pt''ei'9 o'''',, ",' l.,
""ahe' NV ',''''''' >" I ''" III 1
sun haN'"S MS ''',' ~ - w. g..
he Key Mr' 9.oop7 ana I '1' ~ ~, a.
81 Tue 'ot''.nh' Ills.,4 a. "l''"' 's','u -,
prisoner III ms cen III = " o'eeN' 'pa ''''''.,'
win MN up 'he moment " w ''''''' "' ~
seaioa' ne M" 'sse' W W." ~ 80
I"r hs l'o>' =" c'',''' l''", w. E'''
iof sneh nh'H"'pi nc, "'' '''''''' ""r''h
LIS s9'i' nn,''' - -.
'lu'o'1 ~ MN y '',
eioos NJ ne noPp' '""' ''' Nv" "''
two weeks "'', wopi' pe p'"Pe'y '''''ro "''a u
"eH1.' II, NV ~ - .'' 4'''" -,
7'oh ne n"P'u ''e' MS "a" '"" WIZ. SCI ', ~
warning 10 many Young n''n "io'''''''e INV 'a''
co.pPany' were "P' 10 ''''' '"''' minus '''''s'
WIN e,i'"'
Al ~ "',"u'' p's' ~ y ~" wv ''l' was ~
lnstRa 10 Tue Rn'ows M" we n''''ae''S P.'Pa'"
HONS were 'n"u' IL i"' IN, ~, ar ''oe''"b '''".
Al - ''"oN on'i'n 1f'"'" ,3
'"oasslsiahtS' P'oet'o', W ,"e en- " We gu
rfti' ana informed hi'n 'h,'l 'no ,aea' ,'','n, ""i
'"' "',"'"5 - w i;1f
hHfelea' rose from MS S,"' "n" a''o"'u "',"''''
10 be Pini"n'u W'nou' showing '.'' N'E"''s. ~
"'''e - e. :, lis ~ ''iin. a. .t,',..l
me Pfoe'ssoh 'e' the cen ana wi'N'o 10 'he eai.
LOWS.
r@A VAIN" 'a'''''9 ~ '"' MINIS
tue tata ufop' When lie 7''pPeoio' 49," S'ooias
ana II, N,y'" 'o' surrounding 80, ~ W.
o'es9ea !" gray eoSs''''e i'""'s, ""'V ''..9i'
shIfl ana P"''"' ''"'"', s"''''s ~ "''i ""s
nPa'Y "''SS'"' '"' ~ Nv '"' ~. p'' IN"
lho-e VINO 'nrr"onae" "'"' i",'' ~ s''"' P'9
ehI Strength was niP'i'" ~ III us '"'r wac
s'me"hat ph'' 'o' No l'a' q. sShP''"' " ''"-
"idee een'n oe uae'o III us u 'i e'"'
Tue P"!"'h was ''"'"'" III o'''''' ''''"
ne ali'n''o" W ''''s INV "'s ~" wv" -
lace oil the unfortunate "'o"' "s ne "a- u'''" u"
attitude Ms It "b"ot l" address Tue as>e'h"nee'-
hal ih'y We're asaPP""''" 'of Tue ','N''',
merely salu' VII. oP'e' "ns s'' my S'n'''i'" III
III ms hands, ana 'heh '"'''h"'eo '""' "' was
rendy die
The Sh'"ii then aPpf'acnr' n'ha' anu P''ee"
tue noose around bis neck during the progress
"' this proceeding foX '''hc'a R'e"' bravery
npf muscle moved TINT w"o'a III ""y way ''o'
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\. York MAREGrs-The cattle market well
supplied with stock yeserdl ", most OF which, howev-
err fell into the hands Of Spectators who advanced
prices the average rates ut the close close being Toe
lo3c per pound. Veal calves were in demand at &c
1c. Sheep and lambs were in large supply and pri-
cos consequently declined somewhat Swine were
more plenty, and sold at &c, sc We refer to our
report elsewhere for the details Of the ctions.
H7aia u the 2SM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01

~ y, GNAlklNS. opposite Exchange Bank. Richmond
Va Carpets Rugs and Oh Cloths new and splendid assor
mont Tor the Fail sales daily arriving which respectfully
'e thr attention OF purchasers from all sections assuring
Them that they will be sold New York prices Rea WI
vet C"PcHE Brussels Tapestries, Imperial Three ply Su
ST 10 the best made Cocoa Mattit gs RUGS Oil cloths Door
Mats Table on Cloths Floor Baze, Table Covers Piano
Covers &c Buyers will please give me an early call AS g..
pledge ourselves 10 sell rs low any house in Va
CHAS. A GNATKINS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01

I" tue ohrnfy Of Bakers Bcrs, in relieving establish
ed case 81 Dyspepsia from which have suffered Tor number
ot Tin rs" ot few hotties need only
its HAlne A. Innic but its permanent relief in Water Brasl
and Sour stomach IcanhdentF recommend the afflicted
IL. G. MCNAMARA.
Richmond Dcctmhcr I5f't l--5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01

II
NJ Clothing and Furnishing Goods, 40 Main Street. Rich
mond, Y a.. le5G. Fail Stock le56.
In calling attention to the Stock of Goods introduced by tho
Subscribers it perhaps would be vel the
rapidly increasing ade with all sections Of the ate during
the time We have been located In Richmond an intro
duftion is always necessary take advantage
this mcdum by winch make ourselves known expecting Of
course that on examination all parties will Judge them
selves a. to our particular merits being perfectly
tue customers notions and Judgment be
We are now Receiving our all Stock assure purchasers
that every thing in the Gents Wearing
receive our attention. and the assorted ts viii
found complete that each customers viii be supplied
having every facility for the proper prosecution
ness we nope to make the fact apparent and
secure satisfactory trade During the last
te1nP room expressly Tor Gents Furnishing foods where
customers may ind every thing pertaining that Department
IN me Nn'hlhg Department the
he perfect in point OF durability Fit and Styles we
make every thing ourselves and have SAYING
oar goods viii be found equal to the best order work
country Watching the various changes Fashion parties
may re- assured OF finding the latest and make in Store
Subject to their inspection and approval call Is solicited
GRoSHONG y TUPMAN.
Its No. llO Main : Richmond Va