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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23

report is in circulation that tho parties who were ar
sted for beating VIM Robinson 10 free Of color
on Friday night last at Robinsen's farm, near TIL
city, we're members of No Seven Fire COMPANY
feel it my duty in justice to my company TO sly that
1t is positively false, Only of the twelve pre-
sent was ever in any way connected with Nd COM
rany and that man is and has been simply witness
for the commonwe alth 10 this case.
WIN. A. CHARTERS, Commander
an 22-2t Of Vgilant Fire Co. No. 7.
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DIED.,

On the 3d. CHARLIE, SON of George W. and
Mary 4. Ferguson, aged three months and nine days
ON the 22d inst. MARY VIRGINIA, youngest
child of John P. and Mary =. HARDWOOD, sged year
ana 5dsys.
The funeral will take place at the residence of her
parents able street, Union Hill, Saturday morn
Ing Aug sd at 10 o'clock The friends and acauain-
tances ofthe family are invited to attend.
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ss.te Asriealisral ifair.

We srsss mt shsspssss Arssshoss virsinia
WIN call attention 10 the approaching Asrsslea.
raj Fair, urging Al - cons whs feel interested n
the great objects 81 The Sesissy. Every arrange
ment Will be mads 70 Aseommcdats visitors ard
the articles 70 Be exhibited. Capt Dlnmock. the
Chief Marshal, i actively engaged In preparing
III things 20 that no disappointment shall oceur-
We earnestly invoke the psopls Of Virginia, for
the honor and interest of the State, to come ana
encourage the good cause with their presence and
co-operntion
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Fan Of the 3Charter Oak,

HARTFORD, Aug 2l.-The Charter Oak fell this
morning At . quarter - ono o'clock, with trs-
msndous crash, and but six feet of the stump now
remains. This famous tree was far past IT. prime
when the charter was concealed in Il on the 9th
Of May, 1889, and was probably An old tree when
Columbus discovered the new world. Il stood
upon the old WyIIs estate. now owned BY Hon. j.
w. Stuart Crowds Of citizens are Waiting the
ruins, and each ons bears away . portion OF the
venerable tree. ~
The Connecticut river has risen here ten feet
since o'clock last night and 1t il still rising rar
pidly. Il il now raining hard. ~ ~
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, Aug. %.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK

-~~~-->~~~~~~~>>~~->~-
ARRIVED
Steamer Pocahontas Jones, Baltimore, rdz, Lud
lam Watson. =.
mdz and PASSENGERS. II. 4. futile.
schr. Inkerman. King, Halifax, herrings, c T.
Workman L Cs.
schr. sumwassett, Hudson, New York, gusro,
Read Bsrksdale.
Sohr. Lizzie Mezzick, Mitchell, Albany, lumber
Wbrlock Son, Z. Z. Dudley.
Schr Hope, Hoffman, Baltimore, mdz w. D. Col
quit Il Co.
schr. Nelly D., Haley, Stamford, ballast, w. D.
Colqutt 4 Co.
schr. Jane Insraham, Merrill. from, Rockland, lime,
reported ct City Point.
SAILED
schr Edwin, Aaron, via Port Walthall, coal, Wa,h.
ington. f+t
CLEARED Aug 20th.-ship Musconsus, r. w. Car
ter, for Liverpool sc5 hhds and 208 half hhds. To.
baoeo, by Palmer Clopton. l.
CLEARED Aug 2lst.-At Bermuda Hundreds, ship
James Ray Tinsley, from Philadelphia, in ballast, to
Palmer Clopton
new Yoax, Aug FL Cleared, schr. Three Broth.
ers, Elsey, Fredericksburg
Arrived, Schrs Hanover Whipple, and Susan Ro-
gers Richmond; schr. Bergen, Magee, Petersburg.
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~ Religious Notice.-The Rev. b. Ma
CURE, President of Georgetown College, will preach
tomorrow, Sunday at st. Peters Cathedral -
Mass at 10 o'clock, A. M. al 23-lt
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, August 22-Senate Kan
sas provisc was struck from the army bill by
vote of IS to 8, and the bill passed.
A message was received from the House to the
effect that It adhered to the Kansas proviso.
Mr. Hunter moved that the Senate adhere to Its
disagreement, as the House was determined that
the bill should fail. -
Mr. Bell, of Tennessee, suggested that the Sem
ate insist on its amendment, and ask committee
of conference.
House Army bill was received from the
Senate.
The House refused to strike out the Kansas pro.
viso, by . vote of 96 to g.
Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, moved to reconsider, and
lay the motion to reconsider on the table, which
motion was carried by a majority of 2.
The message of the Senate with regard to the
Army bill, was received.
Mr. Campbell moved to insist and asked for a
committee of conference; which motion was lost
by three majority.
MT. Cobb, of Georgia, moved to recede. -
motion was lost by two majority.
Mr. Washburne, of Maine, moved to adhere,
and the Speaker ruled debate out of order on this
motion.
Mr. Bocock, of Virginia, voted in the affirmative,
in order to be able to move reconsideration; but
| he could not obtain the foer.
Mr.. Washburne moved reconsideration, and to
table said motion. Carried by one majority.
Mr. Sherman asked leave to offer resolution to
| adjourn sine die at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
| Mr.. Millson, Of Va, made an Intellectual effort
to proc1fe reconsideration of the vote, by which
the House refused to insist and asked committee
of conference.
| A short recess was taken, to await the action Of
| the Senate.
The House on re assembling, Immediately ad-
| journed. -
The Senate adjourned without voting on the
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LOTT.

I OST.-On Friday last small OVAL
IL BREASTPIN, has three co1os of hair in il, BIS
the letters in 'nsmcry of" the face, and the ni-
tials A. W., ]. T N w. and T. L. w. ON the back.
The finder will be suitably rewarded By returning the
same to this OFF 20 or to JOHN WOMBLE.
an 3--Sf.
90 LOSF.--A very handsome PUlN
sSAn TER DOG, white and liver oolored, stray
ed from my yard on the Goth inst when
hs left be had on a steel chain collar, with my
name attached. A suitable reward Will be paid 70
any person. who will return him to ne.
an 73-Sts JOHN CLENDISfNG
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FSpecial Notice Tho attention of the
public is requested to the sale of Household Fur.
niture, Oil Paintings, splendid Mrrsrs and Daguer-
rean Materials, ThIs DAY, at 10 O'Clock, at the
rooms of M. P. Simons. No. Isl Main street.
au sit B. COOK CO. Aucts
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Latest from Kansas,

WASHINGTON, August PA dispatch received
here states that Gov. Shannon and the Dragons
were leaving Lecompton, which town would pro
baby be destroyed by the free sellers.
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IN FALL STOCK OF HATS, GAPS,

I'm FALL STOCK OF HATS, GAPS,
Iii LADIES AND CHILDRENS FANCY FURS
Sa~ FOR 1856.-.-We are now opening at tho new
and extensive Hat, Cap and Fancy Fur Depot, new
and complete assortment of HstsFCaps. Ladies' and
chdren's Fancy Furs, c1sprisiuEthelatest and most
fashion able styles, suif for the fall and winter
which will be sold at NtJessle and retail ON the
most favorable terms.
The attention of eur customers, merchants and
others 10 respectfully called to the above AID
splendid stock, which for style and quality cannot
be excelled. =
tGeorge w DuesbeTy, long known to tho trade, 10
now engaged with u.s. and viii be pleased to see mis-
BINFORD, DICKINSON wEIsIGER
No 70 Main street.
N. B. Hats Of the finest quality made to order at
the shortest notice. 4 ~.
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m p. CRUtfP'S ENGLISH AND GLASS
l. JCAL SCHOOL, on 9Th street, near the City
Spring The next session of this School will COM
rnence ON MONDAY, September 9th, 1856, and con.
tinue ten months.
The course of instruction will, a. heretofore, en-
brace all the studies necessary for entering College
1t il very desirable that Pupils enter at the begin
ming of the session.
TERMS, PER SESSION:
Elementary English Branches. 90
Advanced do do ................. "a 90
Latin, Greek and Mathematics. 1000
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CHARLESTON, Aug. 22-Alexander Carroll, Ed
tier Of the Charleston Courier, died last night of
constipation Of the bowels. after four days flness
Several new cases of yellow fsver have occurred
IN thia
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nEsTINY DEMONsTRArKD...Profe,

- sor 8 respectfully informs the ladies and gem
asmsn Of Kichmond and vicinity that information
sickness or health, wealth. love, marriage, jouraeya
law suits, difficulties in business, absent friends ii
riches iegacies or estate and all concerns of life
naent of ell thines-psst present and future-mua
bring or send their age.
TERhs--So cents, each. Cures viii also be made
Chronic oases, Sores Ulcers, Boils Wasting of the
Body, Scrofnlas. Consumpton Cancers. Coughs Spit
ting OF Blood rheumatism, Headache or Tooth
ers.
Apply In Adams Valley, ID house from corner Of
18th, on Poplar street. opposite Lencasterial school
over tho creek, No. & Prof. l. 3. on the door.
Advice given free % the poor and sfiicted. No
after shutdown - an i...,ns
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-14
rai..r.rl cnr.-.re..l.-r. - PC y.r-i.......
NArioxAL IornI. WASHINsToy. ID. C..
Nav 9th la56


This gay metropolis never presented more
| pleasing appearance than 1t does at This time
/ Nature has come 10 the assistance Of nrf. and
scattered with bonnteous hand i,s matrhle-s
| beauties amid the magnificent creations If man
! which nbopod p,ofa-ely in Washington
/ The Capitol Square il now lovely beyond des-
cripiion Its countless trees have put on the
rich livery If tpring fresh green carpet ha-
n.t been spread. more beautiful than the finest
Brussels ever ,rod lovely H,wers give the ex
qni.te charms of their ptesepc" and fragrance to
the spot; splendid statuary, murmuring lonn.
tsins aud handsome walls add their emhelli,h-
mcnts 10 the seene--all conspii1ng to make the
place one of fairy like beauty. The meiropoli
tans may well congratulate themselves that
amidst tho heat. dust. noise md confusion" of
city life, they have fair aud inviting resort
The object of greatest interest, however, on the
Square is the Capitol. In it's present condition it
l. magnificent building, hat when all the i'm
pruvements aud additions TO it now in progress
are completed i, will he one of the most superb
structures in the world, and well calculated To
excite the pride of every American, and the
admiration Of all who behold il.
Considerable excitement ~ kted on tho ave
nue yesterday aud To day, go,.ing out of the
melancholy affair at Willard, the particulars of
which you have already had. The examination
OF Herbert is still going on. As FAR as am able
10 learn public sentiment is with him, and it is
supposed he will be acquitted by the examining
court.
A collision also occurred yesterday between
Mr.. IIciss. bearer of Iespatche,.i.n m Nicaragua.
and Mr.. Wellach, editor Of al" Star. growing
ont Of editorial comments Of the latter on Walk
er- government. Meeting or tae street, W.
acco-ied II with the familiar -aiuittion-"Why.
lIeis~ how do you dol"- 10 which responded
in tho very striking manner OF ! II 'ckng him
down. The begerents were ho viewer, sepa
,otei without any damage being done
have picked up 10 day II piece "f political
Cos Up which has not yet appee red IN Print
The Washington Sf8iiad ann nurccd n short
tire ia few day. fson the comic i i!or the cand'
dacy for the Cincinnati nonurticn From good
authority lenrn tint that was ht II ruse on the
part If Pierce, which II was expected would ex-
cite renewed demonstrations by ,ti- fcirn4- and
thus ra.e his stock. Bat ibe ILin fulled; the
PIERCE friends were very within: t. exchange
him for old Buck, aud consequently franklin ia
again on the iraek. with no thought of 'fainiing'
or failing" in the race.
The two Houses were in session to. day, but
did 10 business ri any consequence
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-14

The New STEAMER MINI SorA.-Washing
ton, May 9.-This afternoon the Secretary Of the
Navy accompanied by Commodore Smith visited
the New steamer Minnesota. recently launched
at the Navy, Yard to witness the operation of her
machinery. They were received by Capt. +.
Forrest the commundant; Engineer in Chief,
Daniel B. Martin; constructor. Samuel NJ Pook.
and other officers. Steam was let on and the
propeller made 80 revolutions with pressure of
only pounds. Every part of the machinery
worked admirably and far beyond the expecta
tons OF the engineers. The boilers. which are
constructed on new principle, invented by the
Engineer in Chief, also gave much satisfaction.
requiring only the estimated amount of % tons of
coal per day. The Minnesota is expected TO
leave for Norfolk in about six weeks, to be cop
pered and receive her armament. She will not
leave that port until every part of her machinery
has been sufficiently tested. The Engineers and
constructors anticipate that she will be one Of
the most perfect specimens of naval architectur,
afloat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-14

SPECIAL, NOTICES.


q
wants all sufferers from the effects Of the ncement weather
lately 10 call aud bottle of his pleasant Electric oh
1t cures like gle Price p, 50 and 81 per bottle.
Prof Death feels It he his duty to himself and to the
public to state explicitly that the article offered for sale by
Mrs Anna T. Smith called in her advertisements Doctor
Smith, A. =. Smith. Gtems, &c, &c, is not DE GRATIS
Electric Oil"
Mrs Smiths professions knowledge Of the rations
this celebrated remedy from her with Mr.
Gautia Smith. formerly engaged with Prof De Grath in
keeping the books and correspondence of De Gra Co
but never instructed in he manufacture Of the medicine
These parties have neither the right the ability make
DE (irath's Electric Oil, and produce
the wonderful effects Of the original prepared by Prot De
Urath himself his old md wnl known establishments
- South Eegh street below Chestnut, Philadelphia.
u Druggists viii address their orders HIN alone.
For safe by DR. j II SEAY and all Druggists throughou
the |. :. lmay II Is
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Presidential Aapiratlons

What n commentary is the present action Of
President Pierce on tho famens sentiment of
William Lowudrs that "lhe Presidency il an
office not to toe sought All accounts from
Washington ngroe in representing TINT the pres
ent chief magistrate of the nation is using every
effort to secure denomination ut Cincinnati
During the canvass TINT brought him into power,
it was represented by his friends. Tint his indif-
ference to public honors and his love of retirement
were great, that there no certainty he
would serve his time out, if elected. His resigna-
tion of u seat in the Senate aud comm SION in
the army were cited proofs ri his unnmbtious
and self denying spirit. Those who elected him
begin to ih,uk differently Of the matter now. -
His tenaci,y of Office is equal to II gri,y bears
Of life, and Is greatly more neonsenient to those
who installed him in il, than to those who stood in
opposition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-14

ABSORPTION OF INDIA ny ENGLAND The
Marquis Of Dalhousie has closed his eight years
government Of India by adding to the British
Indian empire country as large and
as populous as Scotland and considerably
more fertile. But this latest of the governor
&c nerals has had upon him, throughout his
long administration, a very Juror of annesa-
ton. He has annexed the Punj aub with an
area Of $4,000 square miles, and population
of 7,0O0.000; he has annexed Berar, with an
+. area Of $4,000 square miles and IA population of
4,O0.0o0; he has annexed Pegu, with area
of 10000 square miles and population of l.
50O,0O0; and he has annexed the kingdom OF
Dude, with an area Of 2l000 square miles aud
q population of 3.500O00. The country thus an
nexed is equal to twice the extent of the three
United Kingdoms, with population exceeding in
number oil the inhabitants together If Belgium,
Holland. Denmark aud the two scandinavian king
doms. ,The financial results of his government
are.- however. the London Examiner remarks,very
far indeed from corresponding with the might
ness Of these acquisitions. In every year of the
administration Of Lord Dalhousie. with the excep-
ton Of one, when there was paltry surplus OF
$3.50 900, there has been defacaton of revenue
rangiug from e 900 600 to co OOO, DOC. and last
wear it was the worst Of all. for the deficiency
amousted to E2.5O0 600. a sum equivalent to.
defalca1ion Of Es.00J,O00 in the imperial reve
enue.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-14
MASONIC HALL.

GA Monday Tuesday wednesday May l2h 18th and lih
Pnnornin" or Ho'ing Mirror OF old HBab, lon.
Illustrating the fse, glory decline and tall OF this anc nj and
renowned city and also lis soigc and capture by the
MEDD PERSIAN ARMY.
Inc city aud country press are lavish in their praise of this
MASTER PIECE OF ART
Ana wh' rcNtr has been exhibited in towns
the cte the learned aud in all OF citizens
thronsed the halls TINS is exhibition which none can
ahe Here alike may the student thc of Arr
and delighted ~ P''o'
Come and see this SCENIC WONDER OF TIE AGEI
Arts, science and l.iiera turc
once Lost now brought to light agaia aud old B,bvon-
tins scar Vt Universal Emlire-restorcd
EN CONFIRMED. ''i "
5 Admission p els; children l2l
- Duers open :! oeouk--Exhibition nj g
a ~
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Plaintiff,

,ay Of March. 1853: ~ ' "e'' On thr 3OIh
James higgnhoham -
against iialutlh,
Samuel Khale.
IN cause came on again to be heard upan ,b. ,or
,r'lN read ana the petition Of H. r. IIenirv - ~
i' ll 9'lhue NJ Garland and argue Ly nnsai
- :, ratoh whereof the Court doth aiind,e orlr %
,nh' the cause he referred Of the
utt VIM directions report upon the c inns ~ M
n, tb " o"huti hhale. secured by two deeds Of rms
'a ' lls ehent creditors ia Kbale t,ti,, -, as
M porton tnSr 'iolig also that report the rro
in tb S " 'h,tuha deposited by the Commissioned =
IA Tue savings Bank which each rroi,, % Slle
or rc1njrc m b peelaY stated deemed pertinent by imsig
y Copy-Ioste.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-14

The Boston Post tpicrce,) dislikes tho move
men,s on behalf of Buchanan Douglas, Hunter,
&c, in Virginia, Maryland l. puisane. Missouri
&c, and says of them:
The safety Of the South and the Union have
never received NOR. dangerous blow than would
be given by the overthrow OF General Piece by
the Cincinnati Convention. The moral effect of
turning aside a well tried public ser,an, because
h- had made his availability questionable by his
fidelity to the constitution would be truly disas-
trou~ and such an act If treschery by the South,
when he had perilled all his hopes ct re- election
f.. her proteciion. would be louihed and despired
by eveiy right minded man.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-14

The Washington correspondent of the New Y.
Courier says The strife between Mr. Buchanan
and the Nebraska candidaiei is inc, easing in bit
.erncss. MIR. B. and his friends are determined
that be shall be President and as he Is sixty
six, he aud they resist all postponemrnt of his
claims. 10 begin the story ut the end the Buc-
hanan men are rapidly making up their minds To
bolt the Cincinnati nomination. if given to any
competitor"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-14

In the Senate. Mr. pugh presented. the other
day. the resolutions of the Ohio Legislature, d-
recting the Senators from that State to vote for
the admission of Kansas with her present Con-
situ'ion. Mr.. Pugh said. in substance, that he
should disobey, and still retain his seat. He
would not obey, and he would not resign, What
has become of the once iavorite democratic dog
ma Obedience To Instructions
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-14

The New Hampshire Patriot, the home organ
Of Gen. Pierce. announces that the Hard fac
ticn.--as it calls the National Democracy oil
New York-has appointed seventy delegates to
the Democratic National Convention. and that
!. At least forty Of them belong to the Know Meth
ine order. -sThe Patriot says that "ihese men,
members Of sn opposing party. have The brazen
impudenes .fo.demsnd seats in the Democratic
!, Conventiaa." This is 4cnrious language TO be
applied to herepresenta'ives.o of the 4tional De-
mooracy in New York; and may be premonito-
y synptoe Of the sotion Of the Cincinnati Con-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-14

d o,1,.' =, F-V8VA W 4 TIE K.--We have
opened soda Fountain with a fine lriev of eyr,ns
.u hPpie Lemon Raspberry, &c. &c. The water ,o
i ~ 9pW apparatus nov considered the most eAeiant
] t'' WIN feirigerang dra-tuhc-which enables ns
"""y' W 'urhisa Il glass aseod a ite make I "
may l4ts ilrneoi,ts 81 ,i - Eiif AD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-14

" acquoduct Black Water Creek and Ia enable tt
for the enlargement of the Btsin al Lynclburg
take the remaining portion uf the excavation below
surface of the Canal the vgatOn will be Interrupted
suspended tho md division of the Canal follows On III
htst Level iloyv the Water Works Dam tho
drawn of the 18th of june enable the Company
BAY Dams the Canal above and oelew Blaek
Greek WHEN the 7 the level Il he filled w h.
means ot feeder tank Black Water Creek, ate
which the navigation wild RENAL open above and below
hrqueduet until the 9Th June; when the viii be
OF The Levels from Lynchburg II the Combined Locks
remain until the 3th july when the navigation viii be-
" restored Notice h,rrhy given all persons using ,vae
from the Canal below the ach Water Aequednct mil
ing other purposes, that vi he allowed
drawn nom the Canal for any purpose Whatever from the III
June 10 the 18th June.
BY order of the President Of the J. Il. < K. co
1
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LEO. DANIEL, in. Clk


Tho creditors sac,r, ~ A,hhthsI q. II, May l2th lsJ6
Samuel khas t Us well AS the judgement credi,ors -
day o June Is5s notice mat have appointed The Ole,
for.goo ~" 10 COMMENCE the accounts men,,,no5i
they are r o which day at ten O'Clock in the s
and o,br ln.sleh TO attend at my office win their
tcment. 49, P''F@rtd Tor cNamnai ion and set.
may lIw4v JNO. 1. ELLIS Conn
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seGuMMGR ARRANGEmNNr.. IL

~ FOR. NEW YORK, FROM LYNCH 60
ID ~ VA PETERSBURG, BY SOUTHSlDE -.
LisQAD-CHEdPEST AND PLEASAN1ESf nom
- 70 NeW ork, intending Railroad fare a meals az
I1ife room on baari! STEAMER 80 New furk-sss"
class f7Ts AID Storage
,fassengers leaving LynclbuTg TUESDAYS at ! -
clock by Souh-Sde Rar sl III connect the eye -
~ ~! Point with the ,rpe and c'mmodious sfeah,c
yaMi.e TOWN Capt Parish, aud proceed direct TO NJ
\ ork, touching. My Norfolk.
The steamer ROANOKE will continue her trips as herei
or ieaVin City Point every "Wednesday 1rnng a, ="
For through tickets apply
LEE & JOHNSON, Main ST, LynchbnIf
may l2.dActs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-14

nOVe Z" JahVhIe, with his tamy offers sale nIiv,te
~ ' S rea STATE In the town OF Liberty Bedford comfy
va mere are about MY acres of Land lying near Tho I'll
'g' Wheh can he divided into lots chasnrs 1
Improvements consist of large aud comntous d,, o,
H'"N' containing seven rooms, porchc &c with all ,b n,
S''H outs, ana never failing wed PM est l.e
"He water ihe location Is the most desir,l ,
OF near we village commanding complete view of ,b
NS OF t'et ana the blue ridge the side and H.
Village and railroad the other As3 tlroo II gnu tus
@ qua wv" vacant lots in the city Iynchburg in desr.hi
'""''' Terms exceedingly liberal as to time &c
,,o.r ,.a l.. SuUMAKER
80" :" Liberty, Bedford co Va