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UnlesA sesass Patent O0es,
washingson, Jsnwssy 2, 1ssI.

N petion ofI. w @. w. Blake, Of P~prevts Mssss
praying
2oth April ~ or in water wheeIs for
said pafsnt, which
pasce on 9iss d. y pvil, 1853
said petition he hoard Al The Paest Once
Mordsy Of Aps ~ O'Clock, ana all
nriSs ssd show csss, shey have.
wk said petition enght not n he granted
the reqsired Als in s
day. AZ of hearing An testimony BY sssr parry
" hearing transmitted in ac
pticstt0n.
the win he Marrh
and other pspers
ssd in the oce hefcse t~ morning
he ,i any, within thereafter.
90 thar this notice se published the union Ire
gsncer, and star Washington, D. c.. Bsldsore,
fsnrsyvanh ~ Philadelphia Pal Journal of Commerce, New
vok, ". y; and The 8osor ros, Hosfon. pss-
the dwy &c hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissoaer Of rassnss.
SEsou OF the nhove papers rlea~~ COPY, .snd
hss hills ne Fa'sn, ocs, with paper eonpins
Jan t-1sw3~
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fsz- Dedication Of the New Bapsist Church.-This
church ed6ee win be dedicated
Of Baiimore will morning n
O'Clock; Burrows OF Rchmond In the afternoon O'Clock
Dr. Teasdae The pastor night All invited 10 attend
Jan
The daily union., 1856-01-18
Later from Merico.

New ORLEAss Jan. l2.The steamship Texas has arrived
from Vera Cruz sth instant There Importance
Political affairs in the confused condition the
date last avces There had been heavy norher in
the gulf the British barque Dagger went ashore Christ
mas day Vera Cruz and was totally lost.
The daily union., 1856-01-18

ny- Ate Sne~ttng the stockholders Of tho Iona
coins Coal and Transportation Company OF Anexhany
oce 18Th
William t. Hodge and Commodore w. D. shubck elected
directors OF the company.
IRnl
The daily union., 1856-01-18

EIrrEEN DOLLARs HEWAHD.-This reward WIN WIN
he Maid land no questions asked pcrson who WIN
return gold with coat o. arms snss.sed 90 ns
stone This from the trunk Of The subsenees wMcn
was broken open wiards Motel on fdsy tne ~ mssn'
l. highly ysIned family rehe ~ - W. 0oiAps'
lT--t3ts
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ny Il Ell Il G II A r III !.
Shin Burnt ut Seq.

HALIFAX, JAM l7.Inteigence has been received hers
that the ship William Hitchcock from Savannah for Havre
has been burnt The statement unaccompaned BY
any details. sga
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CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. IS. 1868.
CONGREss- THuRspAY.

SESATE-Pettons presented from Commodore
Charles Stewart aud several other naval officers complain
kng the action Of the late naval board and praying
e restored 10 their former positions in the service.
On motion BY Mr.. Hanlin the President pro lem, was
authorized to appoint Committee Printing the part
jOf the Senate
Mr. Clayton submitted two resolutions both Of which
were agreed The first calls tbe President Of the n-
ted States for copies Of correspondence between Daniel
ebster the British minister aud the minister from Costa
Rea in respect TO frs which submitted to Ncar-
aqua Costa Rica and the Mosquito Indians &c and the
other calls the Secretary Of State for information in
the adudicaons made by the board Of American
commissioners Paris in relation TO French spoiaon
claims
After executive session, the Senate adjourned until
Monday next.
House. OF REpREsESrauyEs,--Bu one ballot taken
in the House to-day indicating that the caucus of the
anti-Sebraska members Wednesday evening amounted
4 TO than nothing. The opponents of Mr. Banks
are more decided than ever and the vote the plu-
raity rule offered the close Of the proceedings by
Ar. Williams of New York, showed stronger aver
sion 10 that ode Of election than has yet been manifested
there being twelve majority against it Accordingly in
the apparent indifference manifested by the House the
e'ocuoh npeaAef tthe result seeming 10 DE iofer on
than ever general disposition manifested in favor
OF allowing discussion to go Mr. Stephens Of Georgia
aud Mr. zolcoer Of Tennessee consumed the best part
Of The day Ia an animated debate on the principles
OF the Nebraska BILL the consuonalty of the Missouri
Compromise and the power Of Congress the subject Of
slavery in the Territories The speech of Mr. Stephens
was Of important character that it win be looked for
with much interest Ee assumed liberal and conserva-
tive ground on very delicate question: and commanded
more than nrdinnry aiien iinn J
The daily union., 1856-01-18
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF THE GEN
se#t sH .s ERAL LAND OFFICE, eaa.. ....

We make room this morning TO the exclusion of much
other matter prepared for this issue Of the Union for the
annual report Of the Commissioner Of the General Land
Office Us length should not prevent careful perusab
Tor 1t imbodcs vast amount of valuable information, in
she preparation Of which much and labor have been
expended and great ability displayed Seldom has
valuable public document been given TO the country; and
ii Is not too much to add, that Commissioner Hendricks
in the report before has not only furnished satisfactory
evidence Of thorough acquaintance with the intricate
chnery Of Of the most important bureaus of the gov
ernment but he has also shown administrative abilities of
the highest order
The highly interesting and ablywritten report of the
Commissioners Of Indian Affairs win appear in
issne. 49,.
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Unised states Patent Once.
Wa-hinrsou Ianuafy ~ lsaL

Washington, January ~, ls5S.
IN The petition G. Arnold, Of Norwsk Ccnnecu,,
April isss improvement "punchiag machines
The
patent. which takes place the 23a day Of April s
II ordered the said be heard Patent Once
Monday the 7h Of April st ~ O'clock, and all
appear shaw cause any they wny
said petition ought not 20 be granted.
oppossg required
Once objections specially forth wrinF
bse the day oheans all testimony hed BY either
of,bs oes, which will furnished npp
cation.
deposioos and other relied testimony, flied
The office on o. before the morning Of that day. the arsumsn
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice be published In the Union lns
sence and Evening Washington, ~ o. Argus, Baltimore,
Md Evening Argus, phsdslphi., Pa. Journal of Commerce,
Yok Dsy Post, Providence, r.. week for
three successive weeks previous ih. m of April The day
CHARLES MASON,
......r Comu,issioper of Patents.
PsEdors cf the above papers win pease copy and send
bills Patent Office, with containing this notice
ian lt-lsw3w
Or MARYLAND.
dated Louery, clss. 7, Drawn January rs, lsSsi
is, oi ID 4,h sh eh 7h sh OH loh iih fah ish
N 3 20 &c ~ 80 IL 6I IA 81 IL 4s
Tn. following are the drawn te Pssp.co Insta,s
Lottery, elsss 20, drawn January 10, 1850
81 O. sI as Sc 81 10 es Is a. ii 60
FIX BREsAs,
General Agent Cor the couuac'or Baltimore.
L.sh Ro,ssrs, Commissioner
AND wARRAyTs.-The highest rates b. paid by
sWEENy, RrTTESHoUsE, fANT, CO.
Bankers, No. as2 rssn avenue, ives, Of Browns Ho',l
Jan s-iwm
The daily union., 1856-01-18
Inducements to Capttalists.-Mt minnesota and
Lake Superior Lands for Sale.

uENRY MeKENTY OF Minnesota, al the kfkwood rouse
II eight tea days ns hss ,Msa aaas
the nDso eonsdefsp1 quanuy
Of Superior for SALE derso ~ witass
that VIII make 0
profitable high degree Persons "nnne mAAs
nyeslmenis in the Weslw DO well TO call on him.
g-d & b
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VIM W. Bciknap, Attorney y-at-Law and Land
Aren't. KeOkuk, Iowa.

located choice land In satisfactory ns-
and favorable terms, and all business IN Iowa fsqus
ing attention OF attorney promptly attended 10.
REvKRkxcxs.
Pairo d Nousse, Washington, d. G.
Alexander II. Evans, :.
Keller McKenHey,
Dec l3-GmoHdkcp { Fl
The daily union., 1856-01-18

SAILING OF THE CASADA.-The steamer Canada sailed |
from Boston for Liverpool on Wednesday last She took
out no specie.
The daily union., 1856-01-18

AccIDEgr-In New York, Monday afternoon in turn
ing the of Twentieth street and Second the
private sleigh of George Law capsized pitching its
contents into bank. Mr. Law received severe Gu,
the head and ex-senator Westcot had his left wrist
badly fractured. ..a-..e"E
The daily union., 1856-01-18
Law Partnership.

Ii
1-37 Law Partnership.
RI WALKER. L. ANiN.
p oBERr j. WALKER b LOUIS JANIN have formed part
nr,.hp q, the manssrmsnt The
Court oS ns United in The Court Of Claims Address
Warrington City, &C.
I'm 2-codtm
Firemen'a Insurance Company Of Warrington
and GeorA etown.
muir 0s
directors OF this csmpany,
a. The mn ssy Of January n.r psce
s-sgsse The number Of directors wn,sn ,ssy are emu
ALEA. MciN IIHL,
DREyCH EMaROIDERIEs.-ws This day received
from New York large invoice A The shove
Us mn.ln srsroder-a cbsmi.s,ss and sleeve.
rs mn.lin embroidered co,sSetts and fronts
y y.-Wri~pnes lace ckemisets, in stts
10 varncienn~s iscsIrimmeA collars
rs Maltese lace trimmed coilsFesis and sleeves
90 richly Preach pocket hasdksEchsefs
a0 ysenciennes and Maltese lsces, Ac ,-,
we are prepared 70 npos insa,e sps se
We also especial s,snon 70 oss .oes o aaa.
Dec ss-so4-n HooE, BEo, D.
snlen, delivered Warrassee pare
the Orders cent mroasn W. once,
3. .,,.sssa 70 p.o~py Less han gallon 10 nus ,ss sasr
Cash, cash settlements every weeh,,
Jsrie--sseoa Near The t..scssu. sriasc
pouaUErx and b..k.ss Of rrer.sh A.w.rs. s.ny
ID 70 order, at - THE LAKES,
Dec Ss-du e5.s4 "a Penssyivsnis avease.
CARD mi. method Of ..no-nciss 20
...a each p~-..sseA .ssemsn IL lssai sp
~css.ive sss. .nord.ss opportunity
!" "..S eso.sss1 = . " an HooE sRo. CO.
nee aa-as.wawa tIaeiirenc.rI
The daily union., 1856-01-18

sweeny, Rittenhouse, FAINT, 4 Co., Bankers,
No 352 Pennsyronia are.ue s<st u Brou~s Iof
wAs sHIxsros, d. O., Ian. J, 1886
rur having ssssciaed HAMILTON G. FAINT In
will continue ihe banking anu
business al its branches under the nsae and sye Ao've 1
toned ...u.u,,.,.,~,,.r !. ~
Jan l-inIn bWEkNf, ktIIENHoo'D@ -
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II NJ. snyder SON
Jan Sim
TO members OF Congress, and others.

U L. MOORE - prepared 70 farnish the best wnlso
red iii Cumberland coal Of aD kinds
10 his customers n marker prices.
s2i0 pounds guaranteed 10 the ton.
Hickory. oak nd pine wood very low prices
rood full be relied on In all cases
Yard rea side 9Th street. between and y, oppsse oio
Stand.n
Nov 3O-FruTMf
The daily union., 1856-01-18

CoSsuuProS.-The number of Deaths by consumption in
the city of New York in the year 1854 l3 and du
ring the year 54 This decrease is said be due
the treatment of this disease by inhalation which has been
much resorted to for the last eighteen months
The daily union., 1856-01-18

BALTIMORE HARBoR.--The Baltimore Sun Of yesterday
morning says:
1The ice in the harbor continues unbroken, save thu
track made by the Relief Nearly, If quite all the
sells which detained below have been brought up
of them taken their wharves The softness OF ih
weather has not in the slightest degree nterered with th
pleasures of the skaters
The daily union., 1856-01-18

Tm LATEST sSow-sroRN AT WmELNG.--The snow nj
Wheeling says the Inteigencer is twenty inches deep 1t
having showed in that vicinity from Saturday afternoon
last until Monday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.--ln the House of Rep
resentatives Mr.. Boycc made an Intellectual lat
tempt to rescnd the resolution restricting de-
bate to ten minutes.
Mr.. Faulkner offered a resolution providing
that if no Speaker be elected by next Monday.
the members shall all resign, and the House
stand adjourned to the second of May. The re-
solution was laid on the table.
Mr.. Snead submitted resolu'io ion that each
party select two members from each opposing
party, who were to be considered as the only
candidates for the Spcakership that tho House
then proceed to ballot for these dropping the
lowest each ballot, until in election was effected.
This also laid on the table.
The House then proceeded to another ballot,
resulting, for Banks 3D. Richardson &C. Fuller
81, Pennington 2. Campbell 3, Scattering q
Necessary to elect 90.
Mr.. Rust proposed that tho present candi-
dates all withdraw, AS he regarded their names
the obstacle to an organization. To this propo-
siton Messrs. Fuller aud Pennington assented,
but their friends objected, and the resolution
was withdrawn.
Mr.. Carlisle submitted a resolution declaring
Ex-Governor Smith, of Virginia. Speaker. The
resolution was rejected, and the House then ad
oarned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

Teiegrnphcd u \ pressIy for the s'yirgininn.
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.
NEw YORK. January 2lst.

NEW YORK, january IT
The steemer Washington has arrived from
Southampton. with London dates TO the 5,h She
brings no intelligence of special Importance.
The London Times says that the Neapoiitan
government has become favorably disposed to-
wards the Allies. There was a rumor that she
would send forces to the Crimca.
HE Paris correspondent of the London Times
says that assurances have been again given in
official quarters of the resolution of France to
prosecute the war in the most vigorous manner
In the event of Russia no, acceding to the peace
proposals Of the Allies, and that both the Empe-
ror and the British Cabinet are determined not
TO abate one ioia of terms the which psciiica-
ton Is proposed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22
MARKE

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2l.--Flour firm and active;
City Mills, 81; Howard street. So T. Wheat
steady: red 81 75 to 5 S3; white 81 as to 90.
Corn-white aud yellow; IS to 7G,
NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-Four advanced Ohio
s. 81: Southern IS 81. Wheat firm and un~
changed. Virginia skies 934.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22
ARRIVALS AT THE
|, 1gnu.e.ug iOcOd a Co.. np(

jas. ELL II Boyle, Tazewel; Henry Daniel, Miss G. II
Daniel Mo; Ferguson Rchmond; w G Ferguson, Wash
ton; NJ W bite Miss Trigg Abingdon Wm p Davis, I d
bertson Petersburg; + A Word Haesfnrd g w y Rane,
Ina Hannah, city; Dunlop, Mercer co; Is wilson,
trtourt; Samuel Jones' Richmond; NJ Austin, Maine; Jno
King, Campbell II; w Belew. Lynchburgi Smith,
rhmond II Harmng r II Buckner. Va & Tenn X X; Jehu
iams, f Colhoun. J Miller. city James, Bedford;
Cook Botetourt; VIM Galloway, Bedford Jno Cox
uN Campbcll Jas NJ Petgrew, Va 4 Tenn r. ) Grit
a. K II Lindsey. Washington city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22
POstlpOuseuscut.
The above sale is postponed till the I'd day Of March
Ell pilLEaAR' comrs


krator of Gerald Alexander decd, and by authority OF
his will will Thursday the oath January lsa6. the
premises at 2 O'clock sell public auction to the highest
bidder credit of Il months the valuable tract Of
land in Campbell which the said Alexander resided
The Tracts situated about 10 miles from Lynehbulg the
Lynchburg Salem Turnpike-abeu miles by good road
the Forest Depot and contains by recent 600
and fraction Of which about so wood land
about 80 line meadow andand the whole tract easily
susceptible of high state Of Improvement Tho residence IN
handsome country seat with comfortable and rommodi
DWELIG HOUSE and the requisite out houses and the
farm its capacity to produce large of grain and
grass the attention those engaged agricultural
pursuits.
Approved personal security will required for the purchase
money the title will be retained further security
kpBI.J DAVIS Admir-,
with the will anne Sed, Of
dec 20 Ia c2tatdsS d22S23i Gerard Alexander decd
R'RcUublican
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

r. SALEWe offer fr rent privately until Tuesday, the
10Th day of January the large and well arranged TOBACCO
FACTORY of p. L. Dudley Ii not rented privately before
that day will then be offered Tor Al public auction
the promises At she time aud place. will offer for
sale all the FiXTI RES heretofore nsed by said Dudley
These Fixtures excellent condition. aBd well worthy the
attention OF manufacturers consisting in oi - Presses
large number OF Mills Bands Segmrnis, Nrenehes and Ia
thing necessary the prosecution of extensive
business 70 who woud desire the house the
Fixtures would be- sold bargain aud liberal To
desiring the business this property offers
splendid opportunity.
PLEASANT PRESTON, 1,a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

Having determined 10 remove to r, xas, now offer my
sale both of which lie in Granger county Tenn
immediately road leading t" Knoxville ono
acres; other - The former is situated I'VE
miles Station miles north Of the East Gun
Railroad within three miles of the Cincinnati Cum
and Charleston Railroad The latter Road WI
be completed Beams Station, South, thirty miles within
eighteen months,
Thi- farm improved and in high state of cultivation
The Dwelling of brick 50 by 80 two stories
high planned aud finished with much taste There large
neScrang Spring the water in tho yard ana WIN
steps house The negro houses barn Stables
g. .Ie all entirely
Tbs one Of tho Stock Farms in the country and one
&C he most pleasant healthy rcsidtn in The state
Tn cher Farm i situated IL the Southwestern part OF tue
county ~ miles Fast # Knoxville, within eleven miles Of
DE G n the East Tenn. a Va. Railroad.
also well adapted =" Stock raising WIN goou
Houses falling Spring of superior wa''r near me
house, sud abundance Of Timber
Possession of the former can be given on III" hs VI ''
b.r next; of the latter. AZ any time. D.,
Address wv. NJ. COOKE,
40. nf lyon, Rutl.igr, Tenn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

- EST GUNPOWDER TEA AND BEST BLACK
ID TEA for sale hy STABLER q JONES,
i4n Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

HN0R NEW YORK. via PETERsBURG.-


n The subscriber has the most desirable WATER pow
Err in the county Craig with about 700 Acres NOUN
TAIN LAND which there large deposes of Iron Ore
wish Boomery make Bar Iron the Ore |
will sell moiey the said land for 900 will add the
with the amount from the purchaser the
of suitable buildings for said purpose which would
about $1,000 number acquaintance will take
stock enterprise either shares of 800 and upwards,
which will be applied the erection of the said machinery.
Iron selling by retail in this county cents and the
nearest forge is 90 miles
Being well satisfied that the investment will he profitable,
solicit the aid and connection of trends
BILE to prosecute the work.
will give detailed account any who may feel
disposed to engage in the enterprise.
Adiress-NEw CASTLE, Craig County, Va
l7-cts. CLIFTON G.. HILL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

FHNO Bs IDEHs.-PrOpOsaIs wi be received
until the 2}d the of large three story
Building and several Spring Houses, at the Montgomery
White sulphur Springs
psus may be application At the Springs.
RIO, II. MOSBY.
jan l9it23d President Montgomery W s. $. Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

"III1AM q. MILLER, date Of Charlotte
w cAMPBEI.t.D with a Wow Of engaging permanent
y In tho Commission business has located himself with the
large house of II e. HARDY Co. No - Sycamore Street,
to powos Hotel feterabng Va where his friends and
the public be supplied the favourable with
Peruvian Government Guano and other FERTILIZERS Improved
Agricultural Implements Machinery, 80. All orders for
Goods and eonsgnmens of Produce promptly and faithfully
attended 10.
intending hs whole talents and constant at
business and with fidelity which deserves
cess all business entrusted to him. he respectfully
solicits behalf the house Messrs H. q. w. Co. lib
nlAatr An = III IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

4 trust executed by X Il Iggon, and duly recorded in
Campbell county | shall on WEDNESDAY, the 3oth Of
January proceed sell aur in front of tim Market
House, the following property two NEGRO WoMEN-ane
young aud valuable; one BAROItHE AND HARNESS;
also. HORSE. Sale To take place nj II o'clock, A NJ.
Sixty days credit negotiable paper satisfactorily
endorsed IiiOS. ]. KIRKPATRICK,
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MARRIED.

IN the lGth ns Col Alto Lexington by the Rev
Ross of Charlotte Prof CHAREfs y. NiNABF, Of Hamp
Sidney College, 10 Miss NJ. CASTIE MCDOWELL, daughter
the late Coy. James Mcdowell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

q AND PERSONAL PROPERTY -As trustees IN deed
of made by David H. Lyman the 3 day OF May,
ls5 will sell public auction in the city of Lyn,hhute
Tuesday the 18th of January S6 the following property con
ed in said deed towit The House aud lot now occupied by
said Lyman family residence situated onrt House
Hin Fourth curt House street aud Friends
alley; of ground, with double BRICK IENE
MENT thereon the city and adjoining the tobacco
factory lot Of Mcdaniel, Hur Preston also all the
said ymaus (being his life estate in the large Brick
of Main ST and Friends aieynow
cuped by Mckinney 4 Bass aud T. u Jennngs also all the
said Household and Kitchen Furniture of de
scrpfion. the premises occupied by him and some
ofwhich Misunderstanding IN of fine mahoRa
tables chairs and sofas beds and bedeads carpets, mir
rows fine PIANO. The sale of the real estate
will place upon the premises respectively, com
mencng at the tenement occupied by Mckinney Bass and
personal property will be sold al the tenement occupied by
the said Lyman,
TERMsThe real will be sold upon credit of six
twelve and eighteen months for equal nsaments Of s nr
chase money secured by negotiable notes satisfactorily
the day Of sale and the title
will be retained further security until the whole of the
purchase shall have been paid The personal property
except small will be sold upon credit Of four
months, for negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
JNO - L. GoGGIN, Trustee.
dec 29-dSatTues Wcdtds &Monts
POstpOUcnemi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22


glide sugarshod the palate, but their energy, al
though wrapped up, is there and tells with force the
very foundations of disease There thousands Of sufferers
who would their distemper they knew they could
be cured for - cents Try Ayers Pills and you will know it,
Purify the blood and disease will he starved ont
Cleanse the system from impurities and you cured al
ready.
Take this best of all Purgoves aud Scrona Indigestion,
Weakness Headache Backlche Sdeache, Jaundice Rhcu
arrangements of the Liver Kidneys and Bowels, all
and all diseases which purgave remedy
reach fly before them like darkness before the Sun.
Reader if you suffering from any the numerous
plants they morelhe remedy has been
vded for YOU, and II is criminal to neglect it.
That Ayers Cherry Pcctoral is the hest medicine for
Cough, known the whole world and that Ayers Pills
the of all Pills is known those who have used them
Prepared by DR. ! G. AVER, Chemist, Lowell Mass. and
sold by all respectable Druggists every where Ian bpm
n OST EOND.-f have lost % Bond sigued by
the firm of Cornell, due the 18th December,
ls55 1t will be of any and hope the finder
will return to Liam 2l-w4w THOS. c. COLEMAN
NOR NEW YORK, via PGTEKSBCR re-
n I he large and connections Steamship JAMES +
TOWN, Capt PARRISH leaves City Point, for New Ill
York. every WEDNESDAY, morning at o'clock after
Throuhh Tickets including Railroad Fare and Meals
end State Room board steamer S4-Second Glass Cars
and Seerage, o.. Apply LEE & JOHNSON.
Agents NewYork and Virginia Steamship Co
mar5wts.
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jan ls-dt22d

The above renting and and sale have been unavodably
pnned until TUESDAY the 2}d inst, Then ii Will Posire
take place at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
PLEASANT PRESTON. l,,.,a..
ian ls-dt2ld 'EDW u - tfIKl-IIAN, ! '''7''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

IN order to afford opportunity examine the land to
those who have been prevented by the from doing
the above sale postponed until THURSDAY the 3lst
inst when the land win be offered # fair the
fair day, except Sunday and Monday in. dA e2awt3st
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22
POsspsIiCiiicnf.

The above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY MORNING, the
18th. a II O'clock PLEASANT pRESF t.r..,z.5.z
jan lGdsth EDW u Il. CHRISTIANS i''s''ea'