Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29

on the same.
Aud then the Council adjourned.
Extract from the Journal
D. ROBES elk.
Ia ogdadace further 10 amend the ordnance eRaed-
Ia ordnance coaeerpag The PabLe Market Of the
tolr1 IEop ctpl "of iyackbHrg
Submitted in Council May M 1856 and ordered to be pub
h>hed1
Secton l. BE ii ordained by the council of the city
of Lynehburg that person shall be permitted to sell
vegetables fruit eggs any other article except hut
ter inside the Market House without paying rent
The geahle stalls shall be about half the size OF
meat stall: and shall be ttcdup at the expense of
the corporation, with narrow tables and shall not be
rented for less time than quarter OF year, I'M
less under extraordinary elrcumstancesthe charge Tor
the same shall be five dollars per quarter payable IN
adyance;under extraordinary circumstances to beudg
ed of by the Clerk he shall have power TO rent out nm
nuoccupied vegetable stall by the day, he shall de
mand for day twenty cents No live fowl or any
other live thing shall he taken inside the Marke house
for sale. No person renting vegetable stall shall
permit the use of or any part OF it, to any other per
sonior every violation hereof the hne shall be one
dollar.
Section 9. BE il further ordained that person liT
ing either within without this corporation shall
purchase any article at the Public Market during mar
ket hours for the purpose OF resale at any time either
within or without the corporation, nor shall any artl-
Gle purchased be sold offered for sale at any time
within this corporaton-any person violating this law
shall pay fue of one dollar for every offence.
Section 3. BE it further ordained, ifany Free person
living either within without this corporation shall
interfere at the public market, during market hours
any III the sale of any article not his shall
pay fine of two dollars for every offence if slave
offend he shall receive for such offence number of
stripes not exceeding eight AT the discretion of mag
istrate.
Section 4. lfany persons buy or cause to he bought
any vegetables, fruits melons, fowls butter, eggs,
fresh fish, oysters or fresh meats, shall make any
bargain contract or promise for the buying or having
any of said articles before the shall be in ut
the Public Market ready there to be sod;or shall by
any means buy, obtain get into possession any of
said articles brought to this market to he sold and
shall sell offer to make sale thereof within the linn
Its OF this city, he SHALL If free person pay fine OF
one dollar for each and every such offence hall OF
which shall go to the nformer, and moreover fotfet
to the use OF the city and every article by him SO
purchased procured and sold or exposed for sale;
and if slave be guilty of like offence he shall re-
ceiye not less than ten stripes his bare back at
the discretion of Justice. All ordinances or parts
of ordinances conflicting with the provisions of this
are hereby repealed
Section s. This ordinance shall be in force from its
passage.
VIRGINIA ELEcrIoNs.-In Fairfax county, W. H.
Dulany was chosen Commonwealth Attorney, and
Walter Powell Sheriff.
Vim. Bishop Independent is elected Sheriff of Dim
widdie.
Col. Branch, Democrat is elected Sheriff Of Neck
lenburg.
In Rockbridge Lust Dem) is elected Sheriff by
$50 maj. d. f. Moore Am Is chosen Commonwealth
Attorney.
In Augusta county, Col. W. II. Hartman, CDem.,)
has been elected over r. p. Kinney, (Am,) for Com
monweaths Attorney. Mr. Turk Ann is elected
Sheriff. Capt VIM. Chambers elected Coroner.
The election in Albemarle resulted in the choice of
W. j. Robertson Commonwealth Attorney, and D.
W. Beaseley Sheriff.
In Fauquirer Mr. Jno @ Mann has been elected
Sheriff and Mr. w II PAYNE commemorative At
torney.
In Culpeper Harris has been chosen Sheriff and
Green Commonwealth Attorney.
In Rockingham John r. Koogler has been elected
Sheriff J. I. Harris Commonwealth Attorney and
Messrs Vim. II. iIamrck II. A. Christman and Robt
Mooney have been elected Commissioners of the Rev
enue
In Hanover Mr. Jas. A. HARDWOOD independently is
elected Sheriff over Tally (Am) MesSrs. Taylor and
Prddy elected Commissioners of Revenue
In Frederick county Holiday CDem.) chosen
Commonwealth Attorney; Miller (Dem) Sheriff
Hale and Robinson (Dems) Commissioners of the Rev
enue.
In Ohio county the American ticket was successful
eecting s Irwin Sheriff
An American Sheriff and Democratic Common
wealths Attorney have been elected in Nansemond
county.
In Loudoun Tebhs is elected Commonwealth At
torney, and lIixon Sheriff
In Washington county Mr. Skinner is elected Sher-
if by a majority Of from to 800. las. l.. T. Camp
bell is elected Commissioner ofthe Revenue
In Spottsylvania Thos. b. Barton chosen Com
monwealth'S Attorney by 300 majority I. b. French
Skerif, and r. W Hart Commissioner of the Revenue
for fredericksburg District.
In Charlotte James Garden is elected Sheriff, and
j. p. Richardson, and Thos Pugh Commissioners of
the Revenue.
In Prince William Davis said to be elected Sheriff.
and Fitzhugh Clerk of Circuit Court. Brawner Com
missioner of the Revenue above the Run
In Page J. W. Modisett is supposed to be elected
Sheriff, and p. b. Borst Commonwealth Attorney
For Commissioner Of Revenue Chas B. Modsett ell
ected without opposition.
In Amherst county NJ. L. Goodwnis elected Sheriff
by about 40 majority, and j. p Coleman Common
wealth's Attorney by about 100 majority.
Cor HIS HANDS FrLL-The editor of the Culpeper
Observer must be busy man. Hear him;
:Well, the fact is we have much to do of late
that do not know which to commence first. We
have editorials to write, selections to make
job printing to do; garden to attendcows and hogs
to teed-the bdby to nurse-and n thousand other
er things too tedious to mention. But it's no to
grumbe it is all 'got to be did.
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