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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07

70 s%s kss s % ss:s m.se rs :;
fr Western f2dts. for Jersey. Rye nrn' Sa ~ go
Ssusnd Tor export; ssles q IS 900 bush At 81 90 N sGe
Co. frm The arrivals Moderate AID TIE Ssaaa -,
totiye FOR e1Fori the ss.es are 49, oas ~. Ws.ern
NissS rrd SC aslc. az Jersey Yellow. .,,. -. -.
HoPs-Sew raetiye the demand a = nSh' "a Ws
OF about ~ bales Al &c lee for Eas'eI- Au ~ "
HAY-fhe arrivals are higher holders are hrIn 81 '''
nHfIpksfse uD.rke, sr with fair inquiry
sales 20 Monteidso to AT nv tos s u.a seon The
go on hand i. 81 COO including 900 Buenos Ayres so
10 Wstcsn 81 San Juan so 81 Domingo 900 Ch.res
100 Ssvsnls and southern beside $500 o. and b. 4
iRoNour rnarsst for Scotch Pig is rather frmer with fair
ALIIE-Rocisnd continues steady but quiet At 81 for Com
LATHs-Essiern inquiry last sales at 81 y casa
LEiTHERre arke, very quist only small AL S Ann.
asS us NEE. Hemiot are readily disposed OF slight
'LFAp-Tbs market /. quiet; we can Learn OF 10 sales
Mes.r. Fsber 4 Perkins in their circular say; -
since our last report market for Pig has worn very
SO on ipeeustion Notwhsiandns hoder. for the most part
maintain Their frmnes and .th1ufh lower Pess ~ bd
&c upward spanish and &C. more Tor the better Do
serptions Tue months receipts nave oeeh SoJu 49, On
the wear IL probable that the receipts vii continue
uneety existing in regard future exports from France aud
20 informed shipments had been nAue uP 70
The Government Tor Oil contracts entered into prioF
10 the The receipts at three years nave os.I
1883. 1851. lSS9:
Foreign..................pig Zesft ooeS 10 rs
Cosstwlse. ...,...........' lI-'i-- 'OiV'' 800
Or ..................tuns ,79l Hso9 9S3i
The foreign receipts 1884 and 1872 have oeeH HO e o
lowing ports: ,Sx, ,Sxx
London. ....,.............pl PIGS ooNS 80.
Liverpool .s........' Otftfi
Other English pOrts.......'.' E<h 49,
956jl 1891
u.,vo ............ SO4i7 A,7jf
Marseiles NSse'
,weru...........,......... 92tI y,2N
tionbrrg. .................. y 499 1872
W.iaSs ..,... 5OTl 2l5i
CsdiI .....,............... 1850 1891
otIcr rorts,.................. $50 1875
3OiOO4 1859
To,.1 .u ics $40 635 s8,05I
The coumpton 1850 has been about eqel 70 'hat oi vac
re m wear the prospects for future business are cohsd
be much encouagng tha al tue commandments
Of last wear.
The supplies in lssi-55 were as folows;, ,Sx,
Stock ist January .tuns. lrV oVVv
Receipts. .......................t..Z'oV <VoOi
9S9 3s5i
Ia .-ar .............. 6OOO $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07

Il PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt VIM Brown leaves New ORR
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY aud SATURDAY, At O'Clock
p m. aud EMPIRE STATE Capt B. BrsytCn leaves New
Work every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, AT
o'clock p M from Pier No ~ r., Me Battery Both
touching at New port each way. -.-,,
Hereafter will be regarded az secured 70 any spPh
cant until the same shall have been paid for ,
Freight TO Boston forwarded through with great Dispatch
by sn Express Freight Tram -o,,, w..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07
STEAMBOATS, an0 RaiIroaos.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Owing 10 the
Obstruction Of the track by snow the following Trains
Albany r. M 70 Sing sEg to Albany stopping uorh
q sins sing, and $50 pm. 20 Peckssnl
NJ. = SYKES Jr Supt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07

FLUSHING RAILROAD.-The Steamboat
ISLAND CITY leaves Fulton Ferry wharf north side M
- and 10 M and m; daily, meeting and e1ehang
ING passengers with the CARS at Hunters Point opposte
~ which leave Flushing the came hours Persons can 40 10
Flushing ny any Of these trains AID return By the or any
'eeteoisusn Through u @ minutes FAKE IS cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07

m rouDptlou m 1850 has been about equal 10 that OF the
r wear and the prospects for future business are cosd
red 10 be much encouraging than at the commencement
last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07
RIVER RAILROAD.-On and after

III MONDAY Dec. "a 1885 the Trains will leave Chamber,
A. Station follows: Express Train connecting with
Northern aud Train. Mail Train $3.50 Through
Wsy Train 10 m Express Train For Poughkeepsie,
7:I5 a. IN and $50 p For Peekskl, $3.50 For Sing
Sing The SingSins and Peekskin Trains stop a.
the Vay Stations Passengers taken at Chambers Canal
CHRISTOPHER aud 3iststs SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN Al Up m.
from Csnast for Albany and Troy stopping at all Mail sie
tons. NJ H. SHINES Jk superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07

Making the actual expenses for the hrst quarter and
the estimated expenses for the other three quarters
s64345 92l 81; and leaving an estimated balance III
the Treasury the LIST Of July 1859 OF es ~
The actual receipts into the Treasury for the fiscal
wear ending 3Oth June, 1862 were for the
VIRsT CHARTER THIRD QUARTER
D., .s,,s ~ 600 74a a. From customs I26R 069 %
p Isnd, 273I eti III From lands.... 1854 Il
MiecelaneOus.. 1850 % Miscellaneous. i'''<V ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

Thirteenth Day-After the usua~eligious
vices and preliminary business, the repott Of the
Committee appointed at the previous General
Cony nton. in relation to inaccuracies in the
Holy Scriptures, was read. 1t concludes with
preamble aud resolutions for the appointment of
a learned gentleman 70 revise the Holy Scrip
lures and that committee Of five be il,o up
pointed to examine and approve his report. and
have the same printed, aud presented to the next
General Convention. After debate the report
was approved and the resolutions carried.
The Rev. Dr. Cort was selected RpviScr. and
the following committed was appointediua the
resolutions:
Rev. Dir. Mason, n. Y; Rev. DR.. Ninton, "
Y; Rev, DIR. Andrews, Va; Luther Bradish y.
Y. and Hugh Davy Evans. Md.
The majority aud minority reports of the Com
mittee on the General Theological Seminary came
up for consideration, and led to very loug de-
bate. One of the recommendations Of tue ma
iolity was that the Committee be authorized 20
mortgage certain properties Tor $500 if found
necessary. The matter of the Kolu legacy of
100000 was the subject of much discussion.
upon the point whether Mr.. kohn, at the tune of
his death had his domicil in Penns ylvania or
South Carolina. The majority report to.k the
ground that the former was the fact, and recon
mended that trustees from Pennsylvania should
consist of five, aud four from South Carona.-
The minority. on the contrary, expressed the opin-
ion that his domcil in South Carolina.
Mr. Collins, of North Carolina, moved that
nine trustees, ircm South Carolina, be appoi led
but the motion was negHtived.
The minority report was then negative,l and
the majority report adopted.
Another debate ensued on a passage of thr lie
port in reference to permitting trustees to vote
Without decision on the question the House
adjourned.
Fourteenth Day Tuesday night was fixed az,
the day for adjournment sine die.
DR.. Meade, from the Committee on cApons. re-.
ported in favor of amending the 9th article Of the
Constitution as TO give the General Convention
the power of constituting Court of Appeals for
the revision of the decisions Of the Diocesan
Courts in the trial Of presbyters aud deaeons,
such Court of Appeals not To revise the determ-
nation OF any question of fact.
Dr. Meade from the same Commit &c reported
favorably ON the proposed canon to increase the
ssmemt for the expens = OF the General Con
ven,ion from 81 80 to - Cor each cergym
which " /, Adopted mem con aud sent to The House
OF Bishop. for concurrence
Dr. Meade. from the same Committee ia whom
was referred the canon proposed Ivy Rev A II.
VInten on the abandonment Of the communion
Of the Church ny ANY Bishop, Priest az Deacon
reported it with a favorable accommodation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20
Wan Eo.iupOn the White Mountains,

Nh. Btnj0mIn VNandTFT, 01 WNsHT0sT"''' UFl''
an old man seventy five years of age. left hi
home the 4lh Of August last for the White Noun
tains in New Hampshire The B'sten Traveller
say:
He was traced to the Glea House, and from
thai place Up Mount Washington, sine" which
he ha- not been heard from. About the time
when he might have been upon the mountains n
voice was heard. at eleven O'Clock at night, at
the Crawford Housc,anda sound apparently com.
inc from Mount Webster. som" ct the guides
proceeded with lauter>, in search OF IT, but Hpon
arriving upon The mountain It was lost II Is
,upnosed that he may have fallen over precithce
,r l,,.t the puth. His son and friend have teen
in search Vi him the past week. hut hav" given
him ur ~ lust. lie was subject TO mental aber-
ration, but At the time he left home was supposed
Ia he we'll in this respect
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

The Cincinnati hines Of The Eth lnst shys;
4 gentleman named Melton. who resides IN
Ilampdrn Granga county IN tins state came Z"
Cincinnati on Friday. in pursuit of an Grant wife
who Ind ab.conded from her home on Tuesday
last with an individual named Fish who left u
wife and six children behind him. The faithless
woman was accompanied in her flight with her
paramour by her two chidron-for she too was u
mother-but she left note for her injured hus'
band, informing him that he need not give him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

On the jth inst, GEO. CASTOR 0TEY to Miss
NARY ELIZABETH, only daughter of the late Jas.
W. Morgan, all Of this place.
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev J. d. Mitchell, Mr..
ROBERT T. SIMS, and Miss MARGARET L. BIBEY.
TN the I'll inst, hy the same, Miss MARY JANE
kiNHiER and Mr. ANDREW GAMBLE-aH of this
place
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

-. ase ae.a -incss resnrctinr their Ni'nr" 'h'e'
81. .a,, al M belong t. INN. tr. Aeit,n arr.
we'd IN .hc city to late too catch the tng'tses' "a
they had departed that morning for Chicago; he
however d >patchsd All officer after them who 1t
Is hoped managed Ia catch the Fish
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20
Vie MIckciS.

NEw loRK, oct. lS-Flonr has declincd-Stnt,
Sc bo6tS6 70. Nothing done Ohio and southern,
sc 2o6pSG ia.
Wheat is drooping-whitc 81 osCe$l - Red
81 a..
Corn is declining Mixed 5000 cents.
BALTIMORE, Oct ls-Thc markets are unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

Washington Oct. l7'2 L. M.-We have re-.
cei, ed nothing official from Pennsy lvan'a. but
II i generally acknowledged that the Democrat
ic majority the State will be about 3Coo' III
fusienits elected To Congress.
Indiana has elected five Republicans. tblack)
and five ID .meerats. Willard i certainly cleo
ted Governor. hv an overwhelming mnlofIty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20
g.tb ID State ETattS

- = - > -=skt- u - - GA8 -
55.z.aegl,asR =tpRoAp.-Ihe leeomptun Gaon. "a
f,a, DAYS previous tine recent election in kausls
,r,,iurel that Mr. Ctias. =. Mckinney had consented
N become q eau idate 10 represent Shawnee county
in the Territorial Legislature. Nr. Mex WIS form
erlv a resident Of this city
Tus HIeaLAxD County McRpER.- Horrible Agar.
The Stanton Spectator SAYS that +. ". Sheridan
Vim vas rlur !cred by II uegro ia Highland county
in august last highly educated ri hman about
t,putr. one years Of agr, who arrived ia Highland
county from New fufH about year ago. la shoa
r5mc he married a iiow Wiley. who vas living with
her eli ldren. i've 81 in number. an farm near
Wlsanyie After hi marriage Sheridan became
Incorporate in his habits aud lived gnhappily with
his wife and her children. One evening party OF
children returning from school found hs dead body
living Within fta hundred yards ofhs house. a
ilry Of inquest summoned and an examination
If his person proved tiat his neck was broken
suspicion tell upon young negro who had
wife residing at Sheridans, and he arrested
demned and executed. after making full confession
of MS guilt. According to the negro statement
Mrs. sheridan sent him to look for her husband and
bring him home, he beng absent a spree. He
went several places, but at last found him, and
easily persuaded him Ia return home. Mrs. Sheridan
and all the family immediately left the house, she
alleges TO avoid seeing her husband The negro far
nishel sheridan with more liquor, and when he was
completely drunk. proceeded To murder him. This he
accomplished by twisting rope round his neck with
"a stick until h. neck broken. The murderer
hea left the house and after attending to various jobs
of work in the neig hhnrlood returned three four
bo,r. later and r}frca the body to the Mace where
uus faund h, the children nresutoing that the
community wonid soppese thai the urfortannle man
had fallen aud del there. His eonfe sion duplicates
Mrs. Sheridan ant hrr daughter insgators of the
deed and contains some tbings sh5rkpo for puh-
Gration The mother and daupbler. however. were
arrested q, Monday ycek and committed fir trial -
Mrs. : Is abaul ihirty.fye wears of are AID the
d,pybler sixteen Thcy are oni,e in jrnenlpet in
hive brrrtof,re sustained rrenr,achale cbarar,ers
DIsc,.ss-ey oy NoypAy-We lad on Monday lasta
djscpssiap At Inc tourt House ia this place between
" p -l4r1fs ia The American Elr,tor for This
Di.tzie, md Hon II \ EDqaxpsoS Mr. Stanles
a,e3 die discussion il, sne4c, If tbaut two aers
frpH' we are certain "eup hu Hotc 'hth express
the unanimous sentiment of the large crowd rreseh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20
DIE IL.

At the residence of her Son-n-lnw, C. R jameson,
t,qr~ Marshall county, Mississippi, Mrs CATHERINE
q SANDERsoN, formerly Of Buckingham county, Nir-
g.ae, aged Ga years and months.
ESG@ The Richmond Wing and Enquirer are re-
4apstel 10 copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20
~ = ~ = ~ It II oil
~ i " "A "a ii l / III
relcs,aphch sxrr...-l, 10. ,h. ...i.eininn :.
eshcers ri the san Erancisco vigil
lance Committee 10 br Arrested -
Arres. OF one OF the French siaiI-
WAY SWsndter>

NAV NoeE, Oct lsth.-Judge Coleman to-day gave
orders or the arrest OF Mr. Coleman aud all the Tx
eutte members of the Sun Franci9eo yirilnnce
Committee, on the complaint Of William Muligan
onr of the banishcd parties, who claims damages 10
the amount of 100000.
Charles Carpenter, of the French Railway
Swindlers WAS arrested yesterday near NewbcrrY.s-
The police got clue a large amount of the cnl-
hezzled fund
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

House Ann Lor ror -n,c

NNIOAB1E HOUSE AND Lot for sale
By virtue of a dnrctal order OF the Circuit Cont
o IAuchbutg pronounced In the OF Wilson nnd wife
Gregory at Is last June Torn shall saturday tho lzi day
at November next the premises proceed sell tbn ouas
in said decree mentioned This orse aud lot anow
the occupancy u Town'y Esq situated oh street
Of the lot ~ MIR II y Spence There a convent
House with ho1soA this Lot
sale positively without reserve and for rHsh
oct drudi 2Jthendtluov l. -. CHRISTIAN, Com.
tOuIIssIONER's SALE on r.AND.-By
decree the lhos NosscrA Trustees
RoAser Creditors &C. made Mt the June term. sab ot
The Circuit Court Of tynchburR the undersigned Commission
viii proceed The premises saturday the 9Th of No
seinbc list, AT T. NJ To- sell ut public auction 10 tho highest
bidder 100 OF wood land near the Toll Gate the road
Campbell Courthouse being tho same land bought by hos
Boserr II Lynch and sold 10 the balance
purchase due thereon sno should be effected
above time nu place viii be offered In front oi the
House tho Monday morning ards 10th u Nov.
Tfas-Cash for expenses of tae balance in IT, l. and ~
months. title retained
n II CAMPBELL I ,,o,r.
SAML. GARLAND, Jrj INN
sd2iawtds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20
'a' .HENgs OF OCEAN sIEA 7sERs.
L-..L.L

- FROM INIIED STATES
LEAVE DAYS
New York Aspinwall. ............ oct Is
~ Ntf..Arw lorit.....iiavana Mobile. Oct
80 Boston Liverpool via lialftXoct 3
q View York. Liverpool Il
A., York. lasguw oct IL
5 '.s','' y" York;. Liverpool. ..........oct IS
View Horh Flayre via Cove Oct ls
'.'.'.... New York.... 23
s,-, FROM EUROPE.
uIS LEAVE ron pAysl
r. soil 80. Live pual. New York..............Oct
'''''.'' \ntworP..... New York............0ct ,
liverpool. New York. 4
York......,.... Oct 3
~<.-. s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

II
u TAIE--By n of tho Circuit Court
lNnchhurg In the suit Of "lnlmurc SCruggs Sc,
will sell public auction ia the highest bidder Wednesday
- October eah the promises respectively the follow nE
nj in Lynchburg belonging tho estate OF Bcn u
SeruEpT, deed
A valuable Lot with Blaekms shop thereon, situated
alley between Church and Main Streets the Norvc
House.
\ handsome unmrroyed Lot on LIST Street, adjoining he
premises Of VIM IS Reid. .r
Asn. saturday the 2tth October, nj IL NJ In 'front.' of
Market House Ttnci of Wood Land containing about 100
rFNMs-SiN. twelve aud eighteen monthg credit hondt
with good personal security will be required aud the title
tanned
The title believed to be unauesnnRhe Int tommis
sioners, We will convey with special Warranty
J n GokpoN c,,,,
4 W, FACE. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

ID ana duraAie PIPES ever OIL
t,rrd 10 tho public The Inientees will and"r
ubs of piping good erns Al contracts
arranad. Address, sannders slnra p. q, iockhrdge Co..
Va j. p - " T. foA'hH'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

~ bidder Tuesday the H.h day g" N"Nein
next ar the fnit dry thereafter AZ tho late
nuafnrt Living. deed, near the town Of oN
luu Nelson county all that portion e the estate ot the
unsord Loving decd which Ia not specifically beqnnth
consisting Tract Of laud containing 100 acres moro
lyuE mile North nf nsipgston about one
half which open land III waerc aud IN fine state Of
cultivation, with taorahly good Dwelling House and other
The wood land being principally uoun
land heavily tmhcred aud most of excellent tobaee"
land Also other Tract containing 100 lying R.so
within mile North of Ioyngstou the inrger potion
at which mountain aud. nehaf bring open land # good
quality balance good tobacco land heavily tmercd
Also other Tract containing 10 acres more or l lying
uhnnt mcs North of 1oyngsion adjoining the h4t
mentioned tact II heug principally mountain land 81 very
good quality tho larger portion of which Is cloae1 and wen
adapted gass and the cultivation Of grain Also II likely
NEGROES consisting OF several likely women and Children
and oil aud Girls besides number of Horses
Cattle Shcop Hogs Farming Utensils and portion OF
Corn, Wheat, hand well the resent
years crops Of and tobacco. &c -.
TRIMS The land will be sold credit Of Il, IL
MONTHS three nStaments the purchasers Civ
bond approved security and lien the lands
tanned until the purchase money paid The negroes
credit If months the purchasers giving notes negotiable
and able tho banks yuchnrg Charotios
Nc satisfactorily cndnsod and the rra of The property on
credit of six montcs the purchasers giving bonds with ap
proved security M all OF $40 aud upwards aud Tor sums
under $40 the cash Will he required
o LOVING Ex'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

SOFA SHaorNG.-The Petersburg Express says that
twelve Of the practiscd sportsmen Of that city went
down to Broadway on the Appomattox on Wedne5-
day ia pursuit Of sora Upon counting the game, it
ascertaine1 that the twelve had succeeded in Kill
ling sjr,eea Inn isea Of the delicious birds One gen
teInaJ alone realized go as the result Of his sport
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

fpWe caution tho pubhr ngains, Infringing on ou' Right
aun rntent Pipe unless made by authorised agents
will holt tho using the Pipe respon
,ihle III aamAgoa.
lbata ct Patent Noypmhar.h. ls53,
mn, ~ .n,noai J. H. 4 " + pOAGJfE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

ATExsCAN GUsNO md Bsme D"st--Whtse
4yA and Brown Mexican and Bone Dust 81 superior
quality. f.r sale by II. g. HARDY n 20
40, ~ IA. PETERSBURG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

NaGINIANs ABRoAD.-One of the candidates nomi-
mated fer Congress by the Democratic State Conyen-
ton OF California, Charles l.. Scott, Esq, former
j. af Richmond, and Of Robert q. Scott late
{ g4sul TO Flo De Jancrio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

ExEcrTED-The negro belonging to Maj
James Patteson-eonycted OF rape at the Septcm-
}cr term Of Buckingham Court, underwent the ey-
irene penalty OF the law Friday last, being pub
lcly executed on that day Buckingham C. II,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

FHNE retiring from the business would most
u chperuly his former
Mr. Tnliafsrvo all Of ha friends and acguainianees
Ron JND. @. HAMILTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20
pcnns,lxania Politics.

PHIltnfIrnlN Oct. ls-rhc Republican State
Committee and tna seeding members ofthe Fillmore
State Committee pnblishcda Fusion Electoral tieket
this morning. The Fillmore Committee published
Fillmore ticket officially
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

- Ea .oad "a aaslsd to Salivlea and am now prepsrc
Sa aud nater in Sacks or Barres upon the ntosi
Ny Agents nj the Depos and Villages
along nna the road will receive orers and furnish Gus
quantities, they desire Asd upon the short
both articles from tho woks
will she1vn agonts All salt an Plaster of my brand
IL warranted pure TilOS No. sHESroN.
zafiN m. Naahin utnn g.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

flNWO HOUSES AND LOTS EOH SAlE.-a
wish Aeh the white House and Loi joining resi-
icnCe
Also, the House apf Lot on Judge Daniels IL which
purchased of h. tngvood Several men, OF good judgement
Expressed the opinion that this amongst .hs most
desirable family residences about town The property VIII be
NM, NArIa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

CHALLESGE DEcLfNED-The Enquirer Of the l4th
contains pondence between Messrs Pryor and
i. u Bolts. Pryor demands satisfaction Bolts
gives nine for declining the invitation;n
says there is " concerted movement 10 involve him
in personal annoyances and hopes the gentemcn
will consider all their challenges delivered and de-
Clined for the same reasons
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

- ., EaRNBCl !: FIENsgCxE:t
I. stefn past the subscriber woald
t---s--ss his thanks his friends and the pub
lie generally, and inform them that he
has hand and constantly adding hereio( large
Elegant Furniture, manufactured by skitdl work
the very hes. material and finished in the de-
snhe His Stock embraces every article usually
ten up in the most extensive manufactures
lie sos call from those wishing purchase, feeling as
cd thai he and will give Satisfaction IN regard TO both
price and quail ry work
Hair and Shuek Mattresses always on hand
EOWAKD J. FOXES
Mandatory doors bc.o~ iAber.y Ware
hot 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20
lily located

6tAKEbI ahoe sE-Ihi- conveniently l0catr"
and commoduusy constructed Hotel under the
the undcrsp ned excellent condition for the
accommodation OF the public The proprietor dcvotos his per
Nona attention and will be efforts
pendtues calculated the comfort Of his guests
An Omnibus always in attendance convey travellers TO
and from the Depos and Packet Landing.
MA u. T..