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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-20

uNtRNlEl Al GOST.--Ghe co-pa r.
ship heretofore existing between T.. j. Folkcs and A.
Winston the style and firm of Il. j. Fokes, having
PRED limitation day dissolved All persons having
the will please present them for pf3
Those indebted to the house respectfully solicited
t. call and settle their Withpt dsiag
The Furniture remaining hand Ia offered
cost until edae-da the 9Th of March, when Will
be sold a Auction without reserve.
The large and complete and well worthy tho
attention of those Wishing purchase. L. J. FObKES,
fc l5d&c}taw2w \ WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-20

AyOTuCE.-IisyipE purchased Of Mcssrs Mcdaniel Hurt
~ Preston stock OF Groceries and taken the
formerly occupied by them prepared 10 oor !"
patrons of Mcdaniel Hurt frosononr ionef
concern public generally large aud well selected
ntok Groceries Liquors. Staple Dry Goods So which we
market for Cash, or 10 prompt customers
q tue usual time. Z. 81.
We will give particular attention TO tho COMMISSION
BUSINESS will sell all kinds country produce and eonsgn
generally VIII render nales promptly aud eash them
when desired will make liberal advances on produce In hand
al will receive FORWARD GOODS at the usual rates
hen funds deposited produce placed Ia hand to meet
charges -. ...,..,...
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-20

T.ffTUff JTnl1 . N0rf0W FnpfT,
ADAMS SATEueo Of errnga celebrated Fire proof Safes
Adams Express Office when the building burned
,oees II remained hurried In the rubbish until
Thursday, when taken out The hto the occhson
this fercest aud when the
found laps. If ftv days 1t surrounded
by ombcrs glowing brightly When opened the papers and
other articles contained found to- be sound and
ally good condition. Tins aordng another proof OF tho
eury and superiority these The alluded to
this warehouse of Messrs Row land Bros who
for the makers II clearly the evidences Of
of its incombustibe quDlcs when It's exterior
the burning That roared around IT, and
the cmber that glaed around II hours, days and
Iening's Patent Champion feproof Safes with Halls
Patent Powder proof Locks for sale by
s. G HERRING & co.
MOI l35, 49, l31 Water street. N. Y.
]. IL THOMPSON * co, Agents.
q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-20

- We are authorized announce JOHN II. CoNLEf
saaidr for the Office Sheriff Campbell county at the
ensuing election. ian Rldkctde-
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.


'upWN LOT ron saIE.-Ry virtue ot mn as
= signnen fun lfoIato nepriest and Wyndhnm n nol.
"tei i''ld IN the clerks office court Of Cnmphpl
iu u'sgnrd ms Trustee sl offer for sale Mt public aur
Tue March Lon In
a" Tue city If IFnshhufg, the Campbell Conrthons, Tprn
PIX containing about three quarters acre aud
gu '"' 'n Nv TIE Sad Turnpike. the bv street
running from the towards Ca.daln McCarklrs an Main
STREET on the uut by aug from tho said street In N lillian
terry Inc aud ON The vast hy said Terry lot II rpr
~ SINE M'h was ronNcy ed 10 the said Depest aud boiling
" TOM II Nree aud wife by deed bearing date Goth of De
Court OF Camphrll 49, '''
ne sale VIII take place oeock on tho premises at
which time the terms viii be- made known
We sG convey such I'll o only a. IL vested In n. IA, , ed
Of assignment aforesaid which is believed 10 be good
t,nn,et EDWIN PAGE. l,r,,s,e,.
" <o''oe' mar \. ). RID. '
NA1t AHs..G NEGROES AT AusypON-u
ron" i Tue Market House, fotR VALUABLE SLAVES
t"wd Two hoys-one about ~ other about II years
m "' one mhe about ~ olda first rate plantation
han as girl about wears of accustomed 10 hous.
"n o III which are very likely aud healthy.
Terms made known on day of sale
Re sodt'h BRYAN AKrRs, Auctr.
D"i>i>rRArBON sAGE.-Gm saturday,
IN, ss DAY OF March, will sell NJ public auction II fair
not @ hfs' TAR day thereafter all the property of the aie
N'he9 M. ace IL at her late residence Amherst county
now ulh's ih ynchhnrg, consisting OF Mules, Cattle Hor
ses Toys Plantation Tools Household and Kitchen Furniture
Terms made known on the day of sale
fe aoc3t = of Nanr, = i'm decd
NOTlCE.-Ncaroc. for smlc.-wil be sold to tho
highest bidder at Amherst Court House the 2lst day
{" January lsJ6 the follow valuable Slaves belonging
the estate OF IL lapseott decd owiti Muspha, good
blacksmith Ann an Cook and Washer with her child,
lda,) Robert aud Shadrck men
ithMsNogotabe notes satisfactorily endorsed and paya
BILE ON the LIST day of January 1897 will be required
X S q JNO r. ELLIS, Adm'rs Of
ID. II. rArSCoTr, deed.
Amherst Co IL, Jan, 9Th, 1880. jan 7c2awids.
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-szul AStRD.-IO ihe citizens Of Lynch
- IH3 BURG AND THE suRRoi NpiNG couN'
= II n nIKS.--If youNsh to purchase glihcent II.
j " AMOS, cali at STREMMt1 ; on Main street,
oppos. Warwick House, M"rses Book store and
Won viii find instruments which he surpassed
in quality touch and tone beauty of finish and dua
,itv of naushp.--al Of octavcsand which
will Eesold York prices Every Instrument will
GRANTED in every respect call and examine pr
Yourselves Music all descriptions, from the best ems
and composers always hand and for sale.
Pianos and all Musical Instruments repaired and tuned
10 not pare the hands persons who bavo
know e-e profession but call at the above place,
whore Vau viii realize satisfaction, and wnerc all orders
viii b. promptly filled Neeeudhand Pianos taken in
chance t,r n,y ones dec 1915
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-20

r. The spring Of this Institution will open We'd
uesday, the goth February. with the following faculty
REV rouN c BLACKWELL ~ NJ President and Professor Of
.,atrral Science 90
" n FaGf, l. NJ Professor of English and Classical Lite.
rH'urF
! j porJs g. NJ. Professor Of Mathematics.
ARNArp PRtoT Of Modern Languages and Music
T. \, ItEoT, Assistant IN Modern Languages aud MI
Sic.
Miss : YrRBY. Insrucress in Ornamental branches.
Miss CoBB Assistant English and seientihe Branch
Nlss MARY T. EDWARDS Assistant in Music
Nf>s NJ r. BLACKWELL, Assistant in Music and French
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s.Yn.OATsIs CVW UFFICE.

~ We are authorized to announce JAMES T. co
NAN candidate for election 10 the office Of Conn
rraths Attorney for the county Of Amherst te2octc
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Grand CONSOLIDATED iOticry Of Nnry innh,
CL1SS 10
drawn In baltimore Md SATURDAY March %, 1856
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X. FRANCE 4 co. Managers
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NOTuCE.->,.,o,. In, Sale


owing nclemene u the weather and the sickness Of
some OF The negroes the above sale postponed until tho 18th
of March. X \ A JND n ELLIS Admrs
fc 20 C. awtl1 OF ID IL Tapscott. d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-20

NE" GONGGRN.-Vbe undersigned having
this dag entered into under the style and
of NJ. HDIINS co, for the purpose of transscng
Grocery and Commission business, have taken the store
Gently occupied by Mr. John iollns, where they will DO
pleased to their friends and the public generally
MARTIN HOLIINS,
JAMES W. BIlRcH,
GEORGE H. BIRCH
1he subscriber having sold lila stoe Of Goods NJ Honq
Co. would eheeruly recommend them 70 his friends
and patrons. JOHN HOlLlNS.
JANUARY lat, 1856. Jan s-dScty
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lIsANo E0nTEs;- Ci:.. !, D 4 a,

j ED NY THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE RICHMOND.
fA-BtfTrERS a. SIMONS, No. l51 Main street, (nta,y
opposite tho Exchange Bank Richmond Va, have received
The agency the State Virginia for the sale Of VIM T.
HiincrsonR celebrated PIANO FORTES Those Pianos
finished In the best aud for their sweetness and
hfiancy and durability equal to those Of
,dhcr manufactured In this country
FACT WORTHY NoTr.--One Of Emerson's Piano
Fortes the Mechanics Institute, clo-
led In Richmond without the knowledge Of Mr. Emerson,
s.iyed the highest premium ouardsdA FIRST CLASS DI
iIOMA.
Every instrument warranted In every respect
We shall sell Piano Fortes tho lowest prices for cash
or good neg otiabla paper. Ian - ifd&cly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-20

~ WILL SILL. AUG
ton on INC premises, on TUESDAY the Goth day Of tho
present mouth II fair not day thereafter
the TRACT OF LAND on which he resides lying In the
" "i bedford and iou til miles from the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad and fourteen miles from the city Lynch
burg and containing from three hundred hfy three
hundred and seventy i've acea of which from lis to 40
are In woodsheinR good Tobacco andand % 30
acres excellent Meadow Land Every of the ea
well aud may be brought by the Of plaster and clover
the highest degee fertility the land being gals
and gues and most of 1t in very good heart Running
ter may be had in every field Of acres
are halt dozen or very hnc Syringe the
Al the same time aud place he VIII sell from 1915 to 22
of the TRACT OF LAND bought by him Of tho heirs of j.
W Sch,nk, decd, lying half mile from Railroad
half OF which In woods aud good Tobacco land The
and tract Is in Ane heart and one half OF II or more
The improvements cnch o the traeia consist OF pl1n
framed dwelling house and the usual
houses--al good and comfortable
Thu tracts adioin Mrs Eliza rondeSter Robert scpoc.
spouswood iirown WIn iiulnsn Jamos NJ Harris Miss
Maria Harris and James Slaughter being In excellent
neghbohood and ST Stephens Church mud the Taber
nacle. More desirable farms rarely In market
lie will also sell TRACT of 1 aercs. lying mile from the
above adjoining James and Mss Marin Harris Enas Hun
ter, john and " llam Wilson William Hulna and Spots
wood Brown This land Is Of fine natural quality but unim
proved and has on some twenty i've "ero of very superior
Meadow land
well suited tho growth of eran and the grasses any lands
in the country.
The sale viii be third cash. negotiable note
satisfactorily endorsed he discount being added aud the bal
equal instruments and years which
proved eccury will be required aud the title retained fur
| Their security for the payment.
posses~on wih be given immediately,
Tho lands viii he shrwn by of tho gentlemen whom
! they ior. lie l3dtcatawt26hl II H. MANSON
| YTAEsABnE NEGROES ~ AtC1soN Ar
LIBERTY bfntabp Con- Thursday morning the
18th Mnrc 1sd viii sch a. Liberty Bedford canny, for
the division BUSINESS 20oF 30 VALUABLE
NEGRO MEN AND pYs all of which young andlIkeiy
aud sudtor no fault
Terms rnade known On the day Of sale
KYLE s. RADFORD.
&, K PHELPS, Auctionccr.
fc II d&c3tavift5t mar then dSctI3ih
. Richmond Srmt-veekly Wing copy. inside form III
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$l36.O(Da, "

MARNLAND LOTTERY
TO BE DRAWN ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-20

ynNAuuOUg Nl,.-The su bsc riber ha. taken the
Room the store Of Messrs. James A. stgler & Co,
formerly occupied by him while doing business for
n Coz where he intends conducting tho TAILOR
JNO BUSINESS In all It's branches lie invites his friend and
the public generally give him call Every exer,ipn Will be
made his part give satisfaction.
cutting all garments the latest style. and
tho best terms
~ Thu roomie approached through the store below
H. I dnin MARTIN MEARA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-20

- STUNT, HfcBNoHD, Va, solcts consgnments Of To-
iacco Flour Wheat and all kinds Of Country Produce prom
ting dligent personal attention.
tpnsignments coming down tho Virginia and Tennessee
airuad sent to the of ID u Phelps Esq, will be for
,sarded free Of charge to the
lie viii also attend promptly all orders Plaster Guano
Merchandise, sc.
Its experience with strict and prompt attention. quick
he hopes will trade which will be profitable
mi otb his mprsa md m a I,ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-20

dtOAG, LUMBER AND WOOD.-Ancr this
date shall sell Coal Lumber and Wood for cash only
ian eddy II. A CHRISTIAN.
nlsS1s.ITsON. - The Ce-pmrtner>hiP OF
NJ SAUNDERS a RBY having expired by Limitation, IS
this dissolved thanks old friends and
their liberal patronage since have been ~ bus
the concern OF ltbf
d SAUNDERS.
Those indebted to will please come forward and settle
old carly practicable as II Is very d,a
bio 10 Ind mp the affairs OF the old concern 49,.
SAUNDERS & lRDN.
NrEw CONCEKN-The undersigned nave
" this partnership under tho style ana
hfm IRBY & SAUNDERS, for the purpose OF Transferring
heesae retail Grocery and Commission business ana
have the house occupied by Mess Mcdaniel lnrt
s. Preston, near pot ofthe Va Tenn h. H., where
they pleased the customers OF the FORMER hhs
lrby and Mcdaniel Hurt Preston together
all Others who may favor them with h,ir business
j. j. IkBN.
IA ). SAUNDERS.
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IIEnWsNG's PATENT CHA NIPPON FIRE


4 tO-PARVNENSlu1p NOTbCE.-Vse u"der-
have this day formed partnership In the city
- New York. under the firm of BRuMMEL RoNSTERS
purpose trnusaetng Commission business Tor the
alo OF MANUFACTURED and LtAf TopAefoCofroNi FLOUR
GRAM and produce generally Location ~ water street
Having ample means. prepared to make liberal AT
and produce consigned to MS for sale
New York Shipments through Messra L. Royster hro,
Co. Richmond Va, viii be forwarded fr.c of charge.
JOSEPH BiiUMMEl, OF Richmond
\. L.. ROY srEN, Of New York.
!. u. RoNSTER, Of Richmond
Annu LIZ i'm
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fusO IOBACCONIs1S.-sircatr eduesien In n.sek
u 1oLbSrbe Lock Tolls for the Dock connection are
now edced to Five Cents per ton Why then pay Fifty Gents
per ton dayage Tobacco when the df
ference by shipping tho subscriber the Docbt Having
dayt Of charge only five cents box on Tobac
which includes all the charges In Richmond by steamers
stsenakng the whole from Lynehburg
board, only thirteen cents per box
ALFRED y LEE, Richmond.
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RICHMOND ApyERT1sTnENTs.

a l.. ROYsTKR u, 0ROT11ED r Co., Rteh
As MOND Va are prepared make liberal advances on
eonsigninents OF MASUFAcTURKD AND LEAF IobAeco sno
produce generally TO the address Of their hiends hs
rrnmmel g. oysters, No. 80 Water street, New York
shipments TO Messrs Brumme Hoysters, through our
house, VIII b7 orwarded free of charge.
x. L. ROYSTER,
J. II. ROYSTER,
ian Or JOSEPH BRUMMEI1
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II AND N1t-N
enRage above business and present prepared
To undertake all kinds Of HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
either in country nothing but the best material,
mud employ good workmen and therefore, with
round.nce assure with ta work, that
rely upon having twel done My charges rea
sannbie aud uniform.
Persons country having painting do would find to
before engaging their work.
all times ready them at the shortest notice
Grateful friends for the very liberal
tho last five years, Hope to
merit a continuation OF their fay,rs j. T. WoODSON,
House aud sign Painter Lynehburg, Va,
N B.-As the Is Mt hand Tor Cleaning SC.
would shall pay particular attention, this Spring to
Whitening Cooring hard finished WI ls and Ceilings
IL lldSe3m j. 4. w.
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AnNEECTIONARY EOs. nALErThc rub-

sebcr being DESTROYS close his business offers bis entire
stock at consisting of every thing usually kept well
conducted Confectionery Store Great inducements would be
offered to any wishing to engage in the business
fc ate s XETEfI.
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calling the attention of gentlemen TO our stock OF
Buttons Pins and Studs We feel free 10 say
the elegant and tasteful patterns
found In establishment They nave Deem
collected with great offered at reasonable ad
sanccs upon prices They of the finest
quality and workmanship
Gentlemen will favor by calling and examining our
assortment SILVERTHORN g. Gift,
fo 16ta formerly II. Silverthorn
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vTat.ya,s,E Nr..wOEs ~ .uC.soN AZ


70 II Dis c3tAwiftJth mar then dSctl5h
- Richmond Semtv eckly Wing copy. inside form, I'll
dav Of sale. ard scid accom-, Ia this onca
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the decalogue; for, besides that, charge from
such source would deserve no notice until re-
specially authenticated the twelve or fifteen
hundred persons who see the journal in question
could not do much harm, even if they believed
the trash it contains; whereas by repeating its
gable, and stopping 10 answer it, the Tines, Tri-
JUsae and Courier have given it currency which
it could otherwise never have obtained They
have advertised all the Fillmore trash gratis.
and in the most conspicuous part of their papers.
This is helping Fremont with vengeance.
The political ragpickers who make a living by
lying, on the corner of Wal land Nassau streets.
have never had such chsuce Of selling their
souls as is now offered to them, and they are not
the men to miss it. The ten thousand dollars
which they lately demanded for the entire con-
science of the concern and of the family, is now
doubtless swelled to twenty; and if they perse-
we're in their course some weak minded Fremont
committee will no doubt be found to pay it. In
the interest of the public morals and Of he New
York press, we cannot but desire that they may
find purchaser, but we admonsh them for their
own sake not to impair their market value by
lying too audaciously.
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Mr.. BuCHANANs LovE.-We republish from
Hdrpers' Magazine, an account Of an adventure OF
Mr.. Buchanan's youth; according to which il
would appear that about fifty years ago. or per-
haps forty, the democratic candidate for the
Presidency fell in love- lost his love very sadly
and entered a vow-which he has always kept
never to marry. We have no hesitation in as
Stunning that this romantic story was furnished to
the complainant editor of Harpers' Magazine by
some friend of Mr.. Buchanan for we find il
copied from thence into every prominent
Buchanan paper; and the Pennsylvania organ Of
Mr.. Forney which gives the story the benefit Of
its circulation, intimates that parts Of it are
untrue-but does not say which. We conclude,
therefore, without affectation, that the story is
published by the Buchanan party as an cleo
pioneering document.
Now, far be it from us to wish to raise the
veil that covers or ought to cover, the private
life Of Mr.. Buchanan. He and his rival candi-
and other adventures of various kinds, which it
would, to say the least, be very unseemly to dis
close to the public to-day. We should, there
fore-though well acquainted with the story
have had some delicacy in referring to Mr..
Buchanan's first love had not that gentleman s
prevail forestalled the indiscretion of the world,
and used it ingeniously as an electioneering
paper.
Under these circumstances we feel bound to in
quire, very respectfully, how it can be pretended
that a man is qualified for the Presidency by
having been crossed in love?
1t is admitted that Mr.. Buchanan loved, that
the object Of that love long ago-say thirty-fve
years-perished; that he loves her still. Again
We inquire whether this is recommendation
One Of two things: either Mr.. Buchanan shows
that he had no taste for matrimony, which plain
ly implies a lack of some essential quality-as
for instance was the case with John Randolph
Of Roanoke; or Mr.. Buchanan has sgnifed by
his conduct that there was not in Pennsylvania
or in Washington lady fit to be his bride.
But there is another view to be taken-no man
who has not been married can thoroughly under
stand human nature. Female society has always
been considered essential to politicians; just as
bachelor society has always been detrimental to
the morals of all who have frequented it. All
our Presidents have been married men. Some of
them have had two wives. Nor would they have
been as able officers, undoubtedly, had they never
seen that peculiar side of human nature which
is revealed by matrimony. Mr.. Buchanan, it
seems, never had the nerve or the pluck to re-
cover his first love; If he is elected, he win be
the first President who shall carry into the White
House the crude and possibly the gross tastes
and experiences Of bachelor.
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socket, and ditfusing all around Villainous
smell OF fish oil. Law writes in the matter-offact
style of man pleading a good cause; Scroggs
labors like an advocate convinced that the jury
are against his client. Law is plain, but vigor-
GUS; Scroggs is scholastic and deceptive.
1t win never do, however, for Law to give up
the case to ScNggs without another crack at
him. Live Oak George has his adversary Row to
the leeward, and can run him down or blow him
out of water with single broadside. We there
fore call upon Live Oak George to fire up-put
on all the steam that the boilers will bearfasten
the valve down, put the ship in motion head on,
and dash into this long, low, suspicious looking
craft of Scroggs, at the wheelhouse, and leave
BOBBY Brooks to pick up the fragments of the
wreck. Scroggs has spoken; Law is entitled to
the floor. Down in front No more bobbng or
ducking, Brother Scroggs. Pitch into him, Live
Oak George.
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ScRoGGs on LAw-we spread before our
readers this morning the philosophical letter Of
Gen. Gustavus Adolphus Scroggs, in reply to the
ate Characteristic manifesto Of Live Oak George
Law for the Presidency. Law goes for Fremont
and against Fillmore-Scroggs goes against Ere
mont and Law, and in favor Of Fillmore. Live
Oak George Law gives his reasons in behalf of
Fremont and rivets them fast to bis argument.
Gen. Gustavus Adolphus Scroggs advances his
rebutting testimony in behalf Of the gentleman
from Rome. Law has come out from the mid
night lodge, and having thrown away his dark
lantern, works Nv daylight-Scroggs il still In
the lodge room, With the door guarded, with the
third degree before him a. the paramount law, and
with tho KDow Nothing mask over his face and
ths lalk lsaterp b bis side, suffering in its
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some Of the fat is already in the fire, and the
rest is in imminent danger. Perhaps the radical
democracy at Syracuse tomorrow may point out
some way Of escape. We don't despair.