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The Voice of the Ancient Dominion.

FROM the FottIsDui gu ihtcHiSc"SO''
We are exceedingly sorry that Mr.. Brooks
dirtied his cane by laying it athwart the shout
ders of the BLACKBOARD, Sumner. We regret
that he did so, not because Sumner got lick
amiss, not because he was not justly entitled
to all he got and more beside, but because the
nasty scamp and his co-scamps will make cap
ital for their foul cause out of the affair. They
will raise howl which will split the public ear
about the violation of the privileges of debate,
Soutern bullyism, &c. Master Horace Greeley
in particular will jump out of his boots and
breeches, have about four thousand fits, and
thus put up the price of asafetida and burnt
feathers throughout the county. Disagreeing
with the Richmond Wing as to the effect Of
Summers thrashing, we entirely concur with it,
that if thrashing is the only remedy by which
the foul conduct of the Abolitionists can be con-
trolled, that it will be very well to give Seward
double dose at least every other day, until it
operates freely on his political bowels. 1t is
true that the cunning rascal is a little too smart
to violate the decorum of debate, but his adroit
demagoguism and damnable doctrines are in
fnitey more dangerous to the country than
the coarse backgusrdism of the perured wretch,
Sumner, who will, to his dying day. remember
that his Brooks is not the running brooks !"
that one Shakespeare found " books in.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-06-05

But | deny that the laws of Mexico can have the
effect attributed to them (hat of keeping Slavery
New Mexico, California, and Utah) AS the
treaty between the countries ratified the
eighty and authority of Mexico in the territory acquired
by it, become extinct and that the United States sub
stuied in its place, carrying with the Constitution with
its overriding control all the laws and institutions OF
Mexico Inconsistent with 1. Calhoun, Oregon Speech,
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-06-05
South Osroiina Supports the Action Of her " Chiv

A Geographic despatch, dated Columbia, s. c.,
MAY &c, states that, in Charleston and Colum-
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-06-05

Incipent Consumption, General Debility, Waite Swell
ing Rheumatism, Diseases OF the Liver and - n an,
all Diseases arising from impurities al the Blood an,
the effects OF Mercury
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
Connecticuf- Goperno,' MESSAGE.

Governor Minors message fills five columns of
the New Haven papers. He congratulates the
legislature upon the prosperity of the State, and
proceeds at once to consider AT some length va
rious amendments 10 the State constitutions pnr-
ticularly such as relate {" trial by Jury.
The governor deprecates the excitement grow.
ing out OF the Kansas question, aud concludes
hi remarks on the subject a. follows:
Whatever action you mny deem advisable. with
reference to these matters. ! am satisfied tibet
you will again express the sentiments of the PEG
pie of the State, large majority If whom be
lieve to he opposed, aud sternly opposed, to the
extension of slavery over the national territory.
While they entertain these opinions, they are
nevertheless loyal to the Constitution. and be
lieve the maintenance of the Union of the nit
ed states the paramount political good. With
slavery as already existing under the Consttu-
ton, and recognized in that instrument, they do
not wish to interfere. Regreting its existence.
they would leave it 10 he regulated as humanity
md religion may require, by the State whose
Constitution and laws recognize il.
The expenditures of the State during thu
last year exceeded the income by the amount Of
Sll,O6i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
lNll..S i\lsAAS



thlt. W IN. J. Preston formerly of Rio bmpnl
now Colonel in tb. Kansas military, and Thorn
as NJ trowder. of Nortoik. who were ON the spot
al tue Time sheriff jones. of kansss. was sh,,t.
nav pae'Hh9d statement tt the affair Both
e'"t'eilth were IA the tent ut the time The,
say:
Lieut. Mcintosh, Mr.. Jones and one of II, fp J
went few PAGES from the tent to get a glas, at
water. While 80 engaged. some persons came
up and enquifed where Sheriff Jones wns." md
MADE insulting remarks concerning his courage
when he W arose from the stopping posture he
was III and remarked. 'here au,, gentlemen. -
ana again stopped, when some person standing
near, fired into the party, when the remark was
made (hy - Jones. you are shot, aud uuon
exaniination,it was found that bullet had passed
through hts pants without any injury. The par
~ returned To the tent. where, when we com
menced talking about this daslardly and heIli,h
attempt at assassination, when IA man. pretend
ing to be- drunk intruded himself into the tent in
our opinion, for the express purpose of finding
out the position OF Sheriff Jones lie took a seat.
when he was told by the sheriff that the party
had no use for him, when he Immediately arose
and lett, aud In less than five minutes. as we
were eonverslng together, Jones fed, exclaimlug
"Oh! He attempted to draw his knifa and find
the scoundrel, but the wound was such as To pre-
vent his rising at all. The shot came from the
hind part of the tent, and was aimed at the back
of the Sheriff
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
CONGRESSIONAL.

MONDAY, l2ih-Int the House, on motion Of
MIR. Barbour, il was resolved that the President
be requested 10 inform the House whether any
of the United States soldiers have been employ
ed in Kansas Ia npr"st persons charged with VIC
hitting the laws ef the supposed Legislature, and
if so, by what authority.
TnE House. pissed the sr,eic bill nrpropri,
atng one hundred thousand dollars To deepen
the chnnnel of tho Vt. Mays river in Michigan
and three hundred aud thirty thousand dollars To
keep open the mouth Of the Mississippi.
In the Senate Gen. Cass nnde n speech on
the Kansas question: advocating the doctrine of
Squattcr Sovereignty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
The WASHINGTON Homicide.

WAsH1NGroN. May l0.-Ju>tice Smith and
Birch delivered their opinion this morning in the
Of MIR. Herbert, charged with the killing Of
Thomas Keeling They say: After careful
examination Of the evidence, feel ii to be IA
duty wpowc. alike to the defendant and the Gov.
eminent, thn the ends Of justice may he fully
met. to send the matter to the Criminal Court Of
this District. That tribunal we conceive to be
the proper one to grant or refuse the application
of the defendant fora discharge. A. to the APP
picntiontor bal, we divided in opinion, and we
therefore commit the defendant to the custody
of tn eMarshaIl until he be discharged by due
course of law.
The defendants counsel have made applica-
ton to the Criminal Court Judge for his release
ON q writ OF hnbeaS cOrpus.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
M. Rnchnnnn.

PRuADELrlII&, May 9th.--Mr Buchanan WIS
notified of his nomination for the Presidency by
the Pennsylvania State Democratic Convention.
oH yesterday, at Lancaster. Ivy IA committee. He
expressed his profound thanks far the honor
and endorsed the resolutions ador ted by the said
Convention. The Kansas y bras kn act, he snid
would, if carried into execution. with an inhexi-
hility and perseverance precluding all hope Of "A
change.and yet in IA kindly spirit, ere long, allay
the dang rous excitement which has for some
years prevailed on the subject of domestic slave,
ry, and again unite all portions Of our common
country in the ancient bonds of brotherly afiec-
'i"n, under the flag of the Constitution and the
Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
SECOND DESPATCH
Release of Hon M. Herbert on Bail

WAsniNGToN. May IL.
Judge Crawford day gnvea decision on the
application of Hon. Mr. Herbert for ba under the
hdbsds corpus He stated. among other things,
that in any view the Jury can take of the evil
dence it was quite clear that no conviction for
murder should be had lie therefore ordered
the prisoner to be released on entering into II
recognition in ten thousand dollars penalty TO
appear at the June term of the Criminal Court
and answer to the charge of manslaughtcr Bail
was given and Mr.. Herbert set ut liberty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
ARRIVALS Al THE
WE shia stoD UOuae-Snead a Giurst, props.

Warrington uOnsc-Snead a slnrst, props.
May l2P Hunter. Camp; rs c Paxton Washington NJ c
Carrier McMaragin: Capt II IIarmline. Va Tenn; viii
NJ d Richmond; II p Waller Y; Jno W stone city
J. f Lucado city; Capt Kelly. JR Canal Steptor.
city ThosJ Wefhefford Pitt; Lane Apo; Thos jepng
J. Campbell bedford las Paterson JnO patoson and ser
want Franklin Mathews. Nelson Maze. f.resnilic;
Rniy Floyd Ino Gray Miss Gray Miss Gray, Fncastle; L
Moon. DIR W Nange Leesvic; Jno Mcdowell Marrsvile;
Lane Floyd Graves, Lebanon; Stokes. Saiem jesse
irvine Campbel 1hos Wilkns, New York; Jas McCuer,
Inp Homer, VIM Smith, Botconrt; Il Griffith Washngo
II Garrett Washington; G Preston Bonsaek; VIM trk,
llits; Wade, Petersburg VIM Minor, Wax TIE n; &
kirkpatrick Amherst K e Davenport Smoky Hollow; Fee
Williams, Hollow Springs; Hathccr, V'S Prweedy and
lady rweedy MIST Franklin, VIM M,weedy and lady
Campbell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

Nhy
Gentlemen: Ny child had commenced breaking last
fall IN small which gradually extended Tie entire
head including both which much eaten by the
that both would drop of
tried all of advertised aud domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL II began get better the bottle broke and
piled gals tit again began to get worse My elder daugh
said Pa 20 Of that Turf OIL sisters head
looked much better when you used It," We gt another
bottle and her bend nearly well This agra
Yased and took halt hour every day wash H. and 1t
offensive one more bottle feel assured will
her entirely, there bu little Of the disease remaining
Iou entitled Ia this for the benefit Of others take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully, u. T. CHALK.
u NL...r III-D A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
Read the Truih about our Turf Oil.


During sleigh ride this past discovered horses
leg raw aud the skin of place large than my hand from
the ceyrubbing the inside ct the thigh applied your
Turf Oh a day or he wen. Another case
mule which working my day became unable to
walk Dn examining foot, discovered a3nail
inches the head Ny drse and the neghbors said
he would be good for nohins drow mil inserted
n piece and Turf Oil aud him work
he has lost hour, hut ia good
ever also horse badly snagged the outside Of
his thigh places about inches deep and four
inches wide which he slif day Your Turf
applied brought them entirely sound II
truly Of the greatest remedies for have over
known have lived drug for several years Use
this as you think proper Very truly
Ro McgSrs g. j. H. WElSlGER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

one OF the examinations of Barnum TO find
nnt how much he Is possessed of came off in
New YORK. Thursday morning Among the
questions were the following: q What business
mr." You now Engaged I'M \. My only occupa.
,'"n at present Is tending, bar. q. How long
have yon heen occupied in this husiuessl. A.
Ever since the LAWYERS have been pulling me up
to the bar of the different courts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Nr. Wallach editor of
the Star, was knocked down yesterday afternoon.
by Major Hess, because Of an article in that
days Star. rejecting upon him in connection
with the Nicaragua imbrogio. His article about
Mr. Iiprhcrts difficulty is pronounced an out
rage by every one. Wallach intends to prosecute
IipiSs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
BY TELEGRAPH.


'ersr"phcd E>prc-.I, Ia. ,,,c ...;,.inInn.,.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC THE
TREATY OF PEA 'E-PoLITIcs IN ENG.
COMMERCIAL AND MONETARY
NEWS.
NEW ioRK, May 18th.
The Collins mil steamer Atlantic has arrived
with dates from Liverpool to the both nlt
Flour had advanced from six pence to a shi-
ling.
Wheat had declined ,hrec-pencc.
Corn advanced xix pence and firm.
In all moderate business was being done.
Western tnnnl Flour quoted nj % to 70
shilngs; Ohio 81 81 To b Ga White Corn %
Cd TO 30 yellow aud mixed 30.
Money wa, tighter: Consols % to 92a.
Peace had been officially proclaimed and the
feeture OF the weeks news was the authorized
publication of thu Treaty
Attached To the Treaty are theroc conventions
The first has reference to the passage of the
Dardanelles. The second a,rangcs the details
OF the Naval force in the Black Sea. The third
declares the Celand Islands to be non fortified.
The declaration of maritime law providing that
neutral tiags protect cargoes except in the case
OF contrahand goods, had been rescinded.
Great excitement existed in England with
reference 10 political matters. Lord Pal,nersion
had called meeting of his political friends--nnd
the conservatives hnd held n meeting in opposi-
ton. II was sadth they intended to make the
fall of kars a test question.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
4 Curious Reason for Committing Suicide,

Mr. Elin- Workman living in Holmes county
Ohio. committed ,lcide on Sunday morning last
hv hanging himspK with bride. II is stated
he had lately been elected assessor OF the town
ship. and had given heavy bond. Fearing he
was not fit for the Office and TO avoid the mort
ficaion Of being laughed at. lie rose in the morn.
ing at four o'clock aud went to the barn & hang
ed himself.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
Fji}ibuster jfeetiug,

NEW York, May lO.-The filIibusters' meet
ing held here last night largely attended
judge Dean, Gen. Wnllhri1ge, and Captain Ryn.
d4rs were the speakers Letters If sympathy
fr IN Senator Cass and Judge Moron of Geoi gia
read amid much enhu-iasm Much matpri-
al aid for Walker promised, aud commit
tee to raise subscriptions appointed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
cntstEnF1ELp APRIL lath. Iesl


Dope COIIaving used your Turf Oh and finding
1t to n fine uledcne, thin 1t due you that you
Ny daughter about years fell tho
chair and bruised her thigh very much.
the form of boil and became very had It
aucrl physician, thai did relieve IT, II bucane
running and continued so for nearly two tried
every medicine coud hear with effect until Il in.
duced hottie Turf DiaeT using bottle
half entirely healed lhave uae for other
M fonud The boueht. You liberty
this as you think proper s. CHALKtN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
Eriensigp R0bberu in ke,c .JerseU.

LAMBER1VILLE, n j. May 9, 1856
The ocflie of the rreuton and Belvidere Rail
road Company. in this place, was entered last
night and robbed of $1,000 in llunterdon Coun-
~ hank bills-Si 900 in tens. s $40 in fivc- and
$2.50D in small bills. A large reward is offered
tor the recovery of the money.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

RUt5HON.
According to our last alyices from Utah,
(which we publish to day.) IA convention was 10
have been held AT Salt Lake City in March with
q view to the admission of Utah into the Union
State" Thirty-nne delegates had been
appointed, and everything appears to have been
cut aud dried iorfdelibcrate movement for Stnte
independence of federal authority. In carving
out the doctrine of "squatter sovereignty" un.
que>iienably the Mormous will insist that Con-
gre,s can have nothing t, do with their religion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
Supposed Recruits for General Wdiker.
RaJrIMoRE Nav g. 1856

A party of one hundred and thirty men left
here 10 day for New York, said to he destined
for Nicaragua Ivy the steamer Orizoba, which
sails from that port on Saturday. They were
mostly from the interior of the State and were
ganiztd Ia two companies.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
TRANS in Eio,iia.

The Washington Star learns officially that
there are 10 companies of United States troops
(o00) and five mounted volunteer companies (4OO
men now in Florida, all in pursuit of BILLY
Bowlegs" anl his fnlinwers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
enforcement Of the Michigan Prohibitory Liquo


DErRoIr.Mey 9.-NIuoh excitement was ocea.
stoned here yesterday in consequence of the mr..
rest OF four persons for vielatian of the Prohibit
tory Liquor Law. The military were called out
to preserve the peace During the examination
ct Tho cases tn dav. the informer was driven
from the court room and chased into \ neighhor
ing house which was beseiged by an excited
crowd several hours. lie finally returned, and
the trial proceeded without further interruption.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
Steamboat ErnIosiOn and Loss Of Life.

ST. JOHN, \. IT,. May9, Io56.
The boiler of the steamboat j. -. Pierce *
ploded yesterday. thirty miles apote Frederick
ton, instantly kiln. four persons. another has
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YoRK. May 12th.
Flour improved; State s. 81 So 75 Ohio
s. 81 So - southern STANDARD 50 . So
81; Fancy - n s. %
Wheat dropping but unchanged.
Corn ower-qnoted at 80 60.
Virginia skies 9}2
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

Z EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN or BEAST.
NAHHI%Itl i' fuEl. ASb &p pANGlB IRON ENrosu1E re-
coLb, Tuec ~ cents per haitic.
Entered accounting 10 II u GBRrss IN e Gitbs Oe ef III.
District CoHyf ne Easttrb Dsr IF Phgntd by HOPh
8 co, Rirtgtond, ia - 80
READ THE fOLLOWlNG3
Come store pamphlet aud read ceriih eacs
OF performed by the Turf on certificates OF truth
respectable aud respected citizens and many othot
here 90 wi You doubt It's Yhlup
medicine Tor one nufo ht 1t l. worth pound II any
other known To an Try Is and you Nj" be satisfied Of whn
1HuE fGFf Ou.-Resd The following, aud
store, and VIII tell yoa Of many others who have bocn
curd.
G9ot iASp, January n, 1850.
~ f0rs CO. VIZ 4it-ed short time ago. try
YOU In on horse ui mnc that had shoulder,
uBc mans tdaud worry bad that no eould
DC used Aerus,nK bottle tsmul boitlr he
tircy cured can well all who need anything Of the
kind II is tho greatest medicine cNrr send, and
will II yon wish it, certificates tnn others who used II foi
different kinds with myself You
send dozen right away.
Respectfully, GEORGE PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
sIupAOv a nisDTRsER,

1T SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, ~Sssaks57
r. LYhCHBURG April q ST. ls56We S&tsssssszzsys
u in receipt OF the heaviest, and most <-~S-eSs
aired stock it has got pleasure to liberal
. ublic.
Those will establishment with visit will 10
oppressed the general superior character and style
goods beside ndag the most ample assortment In every
trade consisting Of Heavy and Fancy Hardware
able and Pocket Cutlery. Guns and Rifles, Alehs
IF Cooking and Colts Pistols Hunting and Fishing
ackle Silver Plated Ware Of quality Block
N and Britannia Goods, Saddlury, Carrase aud Buggy
innings Shocmakers Findings Floor aud Table Oh
oths Carpenters Millwrights Wheelwrights, aud
mh's Tools, Housekeeping articles of almost every
scripon; Window Shades t.lt Cornicc Bands and Pins
c a. House building Materials such French Glass and
every style and furniture &c, &c Farming
generally: Psten Grain Cradles Grass Hades aud tools
every variety . found in such establishment. at
hoosae retail prices stock chiefly the
faeIrers selected in person. aud
no call they will find assortment unsurpassed IA any
the south =. NJ SIMPSON.
NCuAS StIrSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
GEORGE PAGE.


Nssrs Done ca Geni1e,ncn - Please send doz
bottles Turf Cd have never sold any medicine that has
much general satisfaction your Tnr OIL could
get you some astonishing certificates 9" Zoe wonderful enrrs
has made but IT needs nune, NIL 1t wants is trial
Your friend Truly,
NM CBUTCUF1ELD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
Candidates FOR OFEICE.

~ We authorized to announce WILLIAM STONE
candidate for the Constable in the seventh District Of
Campbell county. lana Il dido
There report going Inc rounds that have withdrawn
AMI 9eftdc STONE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May 18th.
No change quoted in Baltimore markets since
last date.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
xyAu.UAn,.r REAL EsrATs ron sal.E

Pursuant to decree Of The Circuit Court OF the cy of
iYnchhufE pronounced tho Goth day VI November 1853 In
the OF Iyrse aud others Tyreea Esors &c. the
undersigned Commissioner VIII proceed the a2nd May 1856
ii SELL by IT public auction the highest bidder the
following parcels ofRcal eaiaio, 10 wit lot with good
Tobacco Factory thereou situated mniu street In the city
L., nvhhuTg. below tho Factory of Dexter Dtey
brother ntng III feet said and running back ja
aao Lot ntanins half situated In the city
oresaid adjoining thu AT occupied by Chris
ephcr burton Esq and from the street passing IN front
the residence Of General Rodoa aud another Lot situated In
sandy Hook, fronting about IS feet the Lynchburs aud
Concord Turnpike and extending back to the towing ath 81
J x & X Canal
These Lots all valuable and will be sol on credit Of six
twelve aud eighteen months for equal nsalmonts Of the pur
money purchasers executing bonds with
proved personal eury aud the title 10 each parcel retained
until the part base thorcfres fully paid Tho sale OF
the Lots thu city will take place the same rospoe
uy thai the Lot In Sandy Hook the 10, first above do
srfihpd SAMUEL TNREE.
MAJ q. MAY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

I'VE requested to announce WILLIS }. COWLING
candidate for the office of Constable for the 9Th district
AMI iq-a5e,e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

q We are authorized to announce Capt. GEORGE W.
LIE candidate Constable in the second district of
Campbell county. fapi lG-dsctdc'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

sDsDV srriber few days since, BRIGHT MuLAI
10 BOY named ISAAC, twenty years old rather inpn'
abrupt speech and about six feet high. lilo Is
supposed have either Montgomery kockbridse
couaty The above reward will be paid HIM fdevsred
In Lynchburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

. We authorized to announce EDWARD D.
CHRISTIAN candidate for reelection the Office of Com
inonwealths Attorney for Campbell county at the ensuing
election apis dS e3awte
~ We authorized TO announce JOHN III. CONLEY
candidate fr the Office OF Sheriff of Campbell county the
ensuing election. Ijan 3odSctieF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
yu,O gsiE I.ADsEa.-.nc .nD.crihcr .

fHNO EaHE EADaEA.-fEe subscriber
4 takes great pleasure in informing thu ladies and Hj&j
the public generally, that she i'll open day VA
handsome assortment SILK, Grape, Lace Hair and ~ss~
Braid onnets Chldrens Flats Dress Caps Ribbons and
Flowers They have been soccted with great the
fashionable houses She feels assured they will please
and respectfully soeis the patronage Of her former friends
and all others no ythg in her line of
ma 2lds JANE SIMPSON.
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