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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-16
Wr., stowe mt DunrGbin & as.ie.

Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe and party arrived
at Dunrobin Castle at half past six O'Clock ON
Friday evening Sept. 10, Her Grace the Duch-
ess Of Sutherland met Mrs Stowe a little Ia the
westward of Gol~pe. & having taken her nt" her
own carriage, they passed through GoI>pc by
the back road by which they reached the castle.
The party passed through the village. On Sab
bath, Mrs. Stowe accompanied the Duchess 10
church, and sat at the tight hand Of her Grace
1t is expected She will remain at Dunrotiu I'LL
the close # next week, to see the Cattle Shows.
Exhibition If Industrial Products &c. 1t is said
that Mr., Stowe's party consisted of her la -hand
three of her children Ca son and two duughters),
and Mr. Thomas c. Perkins, of Boston.
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RtE's DEPaT, =. -. palroad oel. IL
Der Express II deeply regret 10 inform you
OF the melancholy death of esteemed gentle
man of thu county, Mr.. WApplLI. &. ARMIES, who
committed suicide yesterday morning ON his
plantation near this place.
The causes which have induced this rash act
are not known. 1t seems to have been prcmedi-
tntcd-he having made his will and appointed his
executors but n few days since. The deed was
accomplished with razor, by intlicting severe
cash on the inside of the left arm near the elbow
The body was not discovered until last night
about : O'Clock, at Il spot nea, by the Plao" he
desired to he buried, having left written diree
tons 10 that effect All things considered. II Is
one of the most mysterions cases of suicide. that
has ever come to my knowledge. lie was pos
>essod of ample means, aud enjoyed every com.
fort that this world could afford. He complained
of being quite unwell yesterday morning, and
some disposed to attribute his self destruc-
ton to temporary alteration of the mind. ms
however Is mere conjecture.
Yours, &c. Is. +. T.
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CHARLESTON, Oct l3.-'rhe steamer Isabel
Cant. Rollins arrived here to day from Havana
and Kew West. with dates to the 10th inst. The
steamer Granada, from Aspinwail, arrived at lla
vnua on the 10th with Mr. Soue on board. There
was rumor tina, the Spanish fleet would sail for
Vera Cruz shortly.
KEY NEST, Oct. l0.-The stern frame of the
ship Gardener, Pike, of New York. also the stern
frame of q large vessel, supposed to be the Ex-
cell. are ashore at Sugar Loaf Key. Arrived
Sept. 9th, Northwood and Pnkham, from New
York; Sept. 26th, brig Huntress of Philadelphia;
Oct 4th brig Tavanicr, of Boston. The bark
Joseph Hale, Merrill, of Philadelphia, bound to
New Orleans, had been ashore on Finley Rocks,
near Cape Florida. On the lst inst. got Oft leak
ing, but cargo uninjured. She will discharge to
make repairs
On the 3D. instant, at night ship Humphrey
Pennington, of New York bound to New Orleans,
went ashore on Delta ShcaL fifty miles east Of
Key West, hut was got off. Capt. liayt, agent
OF the underwriters, with the salvors, pay
Ing $4,000 and she proceeded on her VOYAGE
The schooner Eliza was condemned to he rail,
on the 4th instant, for &, 100 at marshal's sae.
The damage to the bark Emigrant amounted to
$4,000 Fifteen hundred halcs of cotton undam-
aged had been shipped to Liverpool by stephen
r. Mallory. The salvage upon the ship and car
go was not adjudicated. The property saved
from the ship l,aac Albcrtson. not Of peri-ha-
BILE nature, was re- shipped to New Orleans. That
damaged will be sold. The ship has settled.
The steamship Texas, due, had not ar
rived from San Francisco.
Sugar and nolasses were dull, and the market
inactive.
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Destructive Fire nj Manchester. Pa.

PrrrsnuRG, Oct l3.-lestrrday afternoon
the extensive building occupied by Phelps, Carr
a Co. coach and wagon mandatory at
Manchester was destroyed by fire. Also the
whole block, including Hal Spurs pillow fac
tory and several dwellings, occupied by Messrs
Phelps, Carr X Co. and owned by Cyrus Town
send, valued ut SlO0OO-no insurance. Phelps,
Carr x Co.'S machinery and stock were valued
at $4,000 The total loss will probably reach
s75,OO0. About one hundred aud fifty hands are
thrown out of employment by this fire, which
was undoubtedly the work If an nccndiary.
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LATEST NEWS
LATER EKou vtUorE.
ARRIVAL. OF THE PERSIA.

SEw YORK. Oct. ll.-Ihe steamer Persia, with
dates tr"m Liverpool. 10 the 18th ult., arrived
here to-day, Her uewsis unmpoitant.
ITALIAN AFFAIRS.
1t Nord says that the Austrian ministers in
London and Paris have urgent orders from ther
government Ia entreat England and France to
abstain from hostile demonstrations towards Ma.
pies until the return nf the maritime mediutorial
mission. II further the Western Powers.
through consideration for Austria have assent
ed.
There are still rumors of an increase of Aus
trian troops being sent into Italy
RUSSIA.
There is considerable letter writing about the
Belgrade boundary question, aud the German pa
pers assert that Great Britain has sent n second
note to RUSSIA, more peremptory thnn the first.
respecting the right of possession of the Isle ot
Serpents, but the result is unknown.
TURKEY.
England proposes asa plan Of adjustment of
the Mentenegrin difficulty, thai Turkey cedc ad
dtioua territory TO Montenegrin. and that the
latter acknowledge the sovereignty of the Porto.
SPAIN.
a royal decree has been issued by the Queen
nnnung the contscation of Queen Dowager
CLrstana's property in Spain
FRANCE.
Napoleon has returned to Paris.
DENMARK.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. l,-Provisions quiet. Sugar.
coffee aud rice firm.
Money more stringent.
The Bank of England has advanced its rate of
discount to ) per cent. The bullion in the Bank
has decreased { l63000 caused by large export
of coin
Con>o49 2i a 92s, and irregular.
American stocks inactive.
Weather in England wet.
Cotton firm ana closed quiet. Fair Orleans "a;
Mddng I'll Upland Fair Ga Middling 6s
Bread>tuh- quiet. Commercial Circulars va
~. Richardson, Spence & Co, say there ID an
Improvement in tho finer qualities of flour, and
quote:
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Ohio at 32a3ls.-
Red Wheat 9 abs; White l0aI0s5d. Corn
quiet Maxwell quotes Southern at 32a3iS;ohio
364a35s. He quotes white Whea AT salo4s;
red 9!a9-2d.
Richardson, Spence & Co quote yellow aud
mixed Corn at :}2i 33; white 33 "a BIS, Max
well quotes yellow and mixed Corn at 324 33d;
white 81 354.
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ARRIVALS Al THE
L n.i.iun Ion Eknm>C- Smcal = eltmri

OCT. l5-Capt Davis, Petersburg r l. Walk
or. Campbe " G Ryan Il lady, Miss Helm, j B
Lancaster Montgomery Il McG1voek, WFtheville p
lIondal Floyd Il; y c Dawson Lewisburg: Z Hale,
Giles II; J Merchant, Springs; Lighted, Wash
iaston col Ganuaway, Abingdon;Capt Il II Buck
uef Bristol; 5 \ Elliott, Bedford; \ " lreson, Alb
nslon;J George, Goochland Y Stranger &
r r L: y Dinwiddie, Campbell; c 5 Langhoyne,
". Z D NOEL, Bedford W Miller, Petersburg Capt
W p Davis 5 r r; Miss Thomas Mrs II Netz-
Ter. Lancaster Pa; J Barnes Petersburg; A
lIawklns Charlotte; NJ Dobyns Carol: W VII
hanson, Floyd; Mrs Pcnegay, Miss Duncan, y
h Shankl;n. Ccntreylle.
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MILWAUKEE. oct. live have ndyices from
Kansas to the 1T inst, stating that Gov. Geary
had caused to be arrested and confined in Lee
compton on a charge of murder in the first degree
one hundred and seven free State men. who are
mostly under the charge If Col. Titus.
II. Miles Moore, of Leayenworth was ares
ted on the ID inst. while at kunsas.en route East
by Surveyor General Calhoun, and carried to
WNandutte city and imprisoned
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Political Excitement IN philadeiphin.

PHILADELPHIA Oct 3.--lhcre is much poti-
cal excitement here to- day in relation to the i'm
prlsonment ci the thirty odd members of the
Shiler Hose Company. Writs ofhubeas corpus
are To bn issued to procure their release upon elec
ton day
Letters received here from Baltimore state
that a large number of the American Rip Rap
Club of the Democratic Empire Club are ON
their way hther to operate in the election to-
morrow.
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RALEIGH. \. c., Oct. l4.-Gov. Wise Of Va,
was here Yesterday. 1t is said that Conyen-
ton Of the Governors Of the Southern States, Inns
been held here to take into consideration what
measures are to be adopted, in case Fremonts
election. The Convention probably, if 1t came
off at all, not fully attended. as the only En-
pcutives here were Gov. Adams of 5. C., and
Gov. Wise, of Va.
Gov. Wise left day for Richmond.
The Strte Fair is in full blast. There are no
Richmond exhibitions.
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uoyCInenI- of the FrcsiRcut.

The United States frigate Wabash, with Pres
idcnt Pierce ui. board passed up Chesapeake
Bay. Monday afternoon, on his way to Annapo-
lis Nd. The United States steamer Engineer
was in attendance to carry the President +"
NoIf Tx in ease he had de sired to visit that city
A committee Of citizens from Washington were
also In waiting at Portsmouth TO receive him.
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CHARLESTON, 6. G, October li.-The steamer
james Adger, from New York for this port, went
ashore this morning during the prevalence Of u
thick fog in the channel She has probably been
off
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-SuW-Our oilseBs were surprised 10 iua. On
~ No aut Yesterday morning considerable coating
af now on the tops OF the houses. We learn tai II
an we'd ncar, all night, and but far the rain the
reQpd would have been covered Ia the depth OF ee-
ertl inches Fires and osereoats have thus been
brou ,ht into early requsitioa
TseLEIs ItekETS 1t Is high time Wing
and American friends were preparing themselves with
electoral tickets The day OF election Is near nj hand
md every man WHO wishes To see Fillmore elected
should he up aud doing. Prepare Yourselves with
tickets and make god use Of them. They can be had
n this auee moderate terms.
NeGpoF SUNDAY Scuooss.- Extracttr from arcport of
tie committee appointed hy the Young Mems Chris
tan Association of Lvnchburg Ia elicit information
t4fre instruction Of our negroes
Aud we further recommend that this association
Ike steps 10 aid IN sustaining the SUNDAY Schools al
ready established aud in forming AMI sustaining
hose that are now being Organized for the colonred
nop,lation of our CITY,
The churches in Richmond Iynchharg and the
VILLAGES on the line Of the Va Tenn Railroad are
making like efforts to establish schools for the oral
instruction Of our servants. and the largest slave
holders and most prominent men are active in the
Gus.
Sap ArrNF-We learn that the eldest son of Mr.
Archibald Read. of Augusta county, attempted to
commit suicilc a Snort time since hy swallowing
dose of arsenic but bv the timely administration of
,ppointed in love " il j., ,lid and few DAYS suisse
onont to hi. event manifested such decided symp-
toms of insanity that his father concluded to take
linn To tn, Western Lunatic AsyIum On the way
tbither he was seated in buggy beside his brother
y = ,,t1 I.al
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years old. which took the first premium was rnr-
chased al private sale by Mr.. fennick 81 Cali
iornia fer $40 Philadelphia ledger.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-16

SAVANNAH. Ga. October IA Democratic
Mayor was elected here yesterday by SINAI
maioritv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-16
BY T L |. I G r A PHI 3.
Teiegrn phcd Expressly for the"virgininn.'
E'ennsyIvania and Ohio Elections.

E'ennSylvania and ohio Elections.
RICHMOND, Oct. i5-The Democratic majority in
Pennsy lyania so far NJ heard from, Is reported at
about five thousand, II Is believed TINT the majority
will not be le4s than fifteen thousand. In Cumber-
land Lehigh md York counties Democratic majority
twcnty-seven hundred Union majority in pccnwon
and Hauphin counties twelve hundred In Rittsburg
except Hth ward, Union majority seven hundred ana
htty=two.
Total Democratic majority in Ohio, as FAR AS heard
from, tour hundred. InSandusly and Union fifty 1.-TWO
SECOND DISPATCH,
EieuMeNn, Oct. l5--Neagre returns from Ohio aud
Indiana show largely increased gains Tor the Repnb-
Gcans and the entire of that party in those
States.
additional returns from Pennsylvania Indicate an
Increased Democrat majority Thus far the Demo-
erts have elected three aud the tnionists Con
gresham
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The American Party of the Lower, or Lynch Ward
and the It'll Magsteria District rcqncS ted to meet
AT the Office of Messrs. NJ Langhorne sous on this
Thursday evening at o'clock. \ full attendance
is earnestly requested, business of much mpor
trnce VIII hc nresente! for consideration.
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CHARIFsroN,. 5. G., Oct, ll.-Additional re-
turns from Florida indicate that the State has
gone for the Democrats by about 300 ma iorty.
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The American Party Of the Upper or Henry Ward
and the adjoining Magiseral District for the county
are requested to meet at ther former Council ROOM
near Planters Warehouse, on this Thursday eve
ming II O'Clock. full attendance is earncsty re-
gue,tcl. business ofmHch Importance will be pre-
---.-.a L inr nnn. Il Larllinn-
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IMPORTANT TO NoTERs-lt will he remembered that
the Code Of Virginia requires the names of all voters
- lac registered ten days before the election. All in
tereste3 especially young men who vote this fall tor
tie first tune, should call the Commissioner of the
HnEnnnn Il
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sssoGxEssIoN -NEas.X,s roHyw Ar

bRSGKhS>ioN NGAs-N'S PohIhs AaC
GALLERY, Nam street Iynehhurg Is one Of tho most
fEsge aud oe,i sfranrad IN the St'e me reception room
sol hnc ,tlc ncaiy furnished aud emicshcd with ehoee
specimens OF The various styeq OF porraurc known hr
lI"e'Er9me art The Amhte{re beautifully '"lar" IN
The e"enn'y oi finish s"on ia the beat cngraNmga ae la
eEre"rrcs otevery szr,
II" operating ta"Hs are large aud e"mmedlous viii large
shy aud sid" lights "r THAT IN the darkest wean er a
gool il not tucy results can be produced. than when "a sun
shincs brightest Nr will be happy to scc, nj al ames.
The ife of the emti IN art "h'her t9ry wish PIC iGe'
,c past aa,'.s IN, hope I'm. during l1e rresy nj - nom
he may have ihr pleasure "t placing GA re11'd many tar
5 @ vii pg, no mid a arca d" W t
Ir a,r i6r .il',, ere the uist@n"r ipi. li,el
$@ar ] "'t@ 1GaJ99, n, n 1o a ,da ad a
mn M ~, l u , ,, ,@ a., - u, INV
com, ,uS"eoc etryGody loche,s. Grtas1pns ro. aje.
eenstanrf on baud lmay Is
s,S AMY ,-,, w -, IT., ,...., - . ,;,,
u To- afi'ni A. nru,tirn a ai4nIaled one VIVA can
6e more appropriate ,vhatmore acceptable what more dear
and lpcon5 iins. Of The ino f lol.,f 3D.
hg Lac oily iaa a hen .. l1o.e Loved ia. "Ge" [s,
M ,' > n ng W I'5 m 5'In i l
attainment Of place and power but who hear OF
' happy posc.or Of Of Tanner sinmae Amhroly pcs
Photographs or Da2ucucopcs exchanging it for money OF
a the W. ii my 5n1" tne h@,a5 'nl are ",t
,,io senior in the sens, Of al1ast IN thr bush, en-.
lj I'D WI n M lllc .aiisflriin The GrabG !, nd
apry influences nat are constantly going ont
NJ @ & ,@ d Tn,bfi riini to 3i" he
tL, ud
L9yersan1 Swecrl carts Of he land .,.......-.,
The o signed having Increased hi operators n, ID
having hand fresh and largo supply OF materials inFcs1t
visit every body als Gallery where in all wcatlers
be procured mtfu Ambroyp' or DaRucrcotypo and thos
j-hnP st of Themselves Will be cordially we
coined auuly repaid tor their trouble by examining
rxcomt exhibition of Pictures In addition to our aim'stW
limited stock ot md unique cnsr have any quant
m Fashionable JVrry such ms Iockets, 'reast Pins, Bac
.r-' "",'I On, .I 'iiIs " % t, 10 e , p
wa. ~ - - 80 -, - =, ~ ~ ~ -, ''.,,a - g. :,
",.t o,i, num- @ " ~ " = ThXNrP
''a" '''' !, 50. All, @, ,,,.o. -, -, n,.,ia
,.,..o, . - Inv ''''' ''' '' '''' .'h,.,ss.' -
...,,..,.. ...,.,r,.,,, <,.,,.,.
\ 49, ~ = 5pH'- ra>H Hon ~ 10
shN' hl.1tIfii, att,ur,,.t > -, nm.
sup :" '-s'-''''i'.>' " " H'te,'s
- ~ '''''i ~ - ,ii 49, IT
"a la,V an ". '"i'Ni'
aug ~''@
6tkASO, ssg sSO 30 Toa- Peruvian Gun
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have an opportunity to forwar mn re-
spece dues TO the hrs of August which will enable
ana aud bring another beautiful stock
to s1' every taste MCDONALD s. HOOPER.
= -,
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Wv MISSION MEKCHANTs AND SPECIA Z AG EN- 5
tor the sale of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Stores No
DRAWER of Tehaptouas street, New or
leans.
fsep 6dSely'
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SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS spss
rUTURE DAYS
BY BRYAN AkERS. Auotr.


FUTURE DAYS
by BRYAN AkERS Auotr.
NoO1GN GOODS NJ Auction. = will -sriI,
w this morning a 10 O'Clock. at tho Market House
sgnment Of about four hundred ards
saiaha Tor negroes clothing Tho sale will bp mar cash
aud genis sold by the porc. Il kkERS
OF i6 at Al, :,
4 bhfNasEk NgOR's sAt.E.-Ihcrc vii b.
sol n public auction Tuesday the Ith day Of No.
Nthhet eh TAR Il net the nrNt ar day all OF the 10
able Property at the late Ma CLAY consisting tho
ianseho aud Kitchen Furniture Plantation Utensils The
traps and STOCK HORSES Cattle Sheep mud Hogs hH
plantation fug seueea creek the Camp hell
about siN mil. from the Courthouse
ffths Hsuspt $40 and mlcr cash all sums $40.
six months crcdli. ca living bond aud good security
sale On ihr Tfrus#e. L. isltuHt - p',lock \ NJ
All persa ululed Lao the pay MP nueiin sS.
ana those having claims against VII present them lie
muut at DEWITT & clay.
Oct "a diiaNtlnoN Admr of Marston In
u1No. SAIaE..sO shares Merchants Hn uL
Ntnok,4 Coupon bonds 81 200 each civ Iynchhur T.
Thousand State Va Nonds Registered and Coupons
esits PETERS SPENCE
I ADDE'S SOFT ~llOEs.-s,,dic- fine Gle Ill
Pump bnskns and Velvet Slips very nice Just opencd
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Gin au0 =sate aTsito.

1Sog-0ur eisiseas were surprised 10 lut. on
20 10 aut Yesterday morning considerable coating
of snow on the tops OF the houses. We learn tas II
an wed ncarl, all night ani bat far the rain the
Ground would have been covered to the depth OF
er,l inches Fires and osereo1ts have thus been
brou ,hl into early requisitiou
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WV ANn.sANnsoME m.LLIN Tn,n

H3E2j LRY MRS y \ SUTPIiN akca pleasure 49,
NIX ming her friends and customers TINT she fAxss
So has removed To- iho Dui ding next door --~---
SchnolGeld Taurmnn- and four Ave doors above
the Merchants lnk, the opposite side of the Street,
where she viii open Thursday The 2ud Of October large
haniaomc Millinery for the Inspection oftho
public generally Bonucia RbhnuB Flowers, Nt. Gluers.
lreec " ok aud clorks h various other things usually
KEEP millinery establishments nil Of which selected by
hor New York win particular paLs suit the different
and iiiouds Please call and cARmne
OF
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I,,OE SALE. 10 sh.rc- Merchants IRA nh

Nrginip n Gcuuc~scc II. ". Com pnuy. u
fNtSipfNI btfitE. INNtnHuRd, Sept -, lsbG
'DnE Ninth Annual Meeting OF the siocLb I'D
efs"i tn" Virginia Tennessee Rail Road Company IN
Ice held al The bco ot the Company, in tins Wrdu
day hc@th d October ly order Of tho rrusle n
" II illGllES
SccrN Board at Director,
''PrHNirs 10 represent Stock the General &c
shall only be valid fer the space OF years the
thereof
FORM or PROXY
KNOW ALI MN Hi rltESt hREsFNIs That the ruhs 81
beis heng stockholders IN the Virginia Tenn Il Il Com
ny, DO hervhy constitute and appoint
true md awful Attorney and Proxy represent
III all General Meetings the Stockholders sad
NY whom We poisnnay present with full power nd
HthnrtH AT all such Eenoraneeugs such
aud 10 H. such other each of could
II W. wrro personally present.
Witness hands seals this dav OF
III tSEAf9
WITNESS. tSGAI
sep u dt2aoct
I" Pareis advertising fnr tho Company copy
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NHIhinW MITaI N0dOfn tiftNrr by HOnrY NJ. BAird
New Work by the Author If tho Wido wide World Wdd
fields took Book, Three Per Cent Month the Ferls
Of Fast Living The Old Regime aud the Revolution, by u
Tunuueylc Marion Irstor, the Mothers Mistake. Cont
dental Letters of Napoleon and Josephine Mcmor of CHS
holm Poems by A, Smith IeadleY Life Washington lsrR
led tnli ms LILO aud Times of Henry Clay. DE la Huddcs
History the Secret Suciotirs Of France Woods work
lust nod Therapeutic aud rharmncoegy Thankfuncs by
Il In}Ier Iitc an ssaya al Bcnamin frankl Mcmnira
u POWELL Buxton Life and Adventures OF Bockwourth 1lar
Magazine Tor October Godey do do received by
ENmrsa, LANGHORNE ~ WALkiP
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TseLE1st Ttekrfs III IS high time orr Wing
and American friends were preparing themselves with
electoral tickets The day of election hand,
and every man WHO wishes to Fillmore elected
should he up aud doing Prepare Yourselves with
tic;sl, and MAKE eaodu Of them. They can be had
= LII. nlle. On nlad.rate terms.
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u SEPT 81, 1856, Are receiving their Stock of Fall
and Winter Fancy and Staple Dry Goods which they
spectuy call the attention their and the public
All persons wanting really fashionable and desirable goods will
lind greatly to their interest to call and make their purchases
from this Stock is unusually large and gotten up rh the
greatest possible to style, quality and price
oct dif,s
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ASyreceN ing and fashionable Mnsic, weekly uAa ~
"a addition 10 his large stock on hand at h Music Sa x
loon Hank Square, Iynehburg, Va. ", T. GREENE
iulV l1ts
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w idle, and therefore Offer tlcrk, to post
hoes make accounts writing of any kind Any
lett at col Smiths oiiic will be prompt
~ attended Il. j. II. ROBINSON.
r.
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% BURG Va practices in all IL Courts of the City OF
Ivnchhure and Of the counties OF Campbell aud Bedford
Office Farmers Bank aud is Tie heretofore
rupied by Gorgln Page. Ljy lld&cy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-16

uOR. ,. \. sAKTOHl, Professor of Modern
Languages Mt IynrhburE College would like
select class Of Young ucnomen In tho study tho
Lang the lessons 10 be given night occupying
hour lie viii learn them only but speak
tho French correctly
Terms for session of months SEQ 90
tientlCmou Wishing class
names At the Nirginau hheu lnrt lodaw.
BAPTIST n WHITE,
- Iobncro Con, is-iou Mere hants.
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$. a. nAfrisf late of rccrshng. Va }
IN. a. WITH, late Of the firm of Hes
tur White Richmond Va
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-16

received his Fall and Winter Goods consisting pant
Fmc Cloths Doe skins, aud beautiful oyctcoatnpe, Fan
ttssimcros. Fancy velvet aud Sk Nestngs and beat
Hack Velvet and Satin In town Shirts, Drawers, Collars
Gloves Havlk erchsf Stitched and Woven shirt Fronts
Irlta wanting made to ntdr Of goods that Will
rfrsatiafaeton viii Vlense call and examine.
AgUucy Tor SCOTS Fashions, also ur Wheeler & Wilson's
Stitching Machine. the beat Invented or general aud
ahead Of all others on linen er cotton