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81 ILLE.GRAPI.
CONGRESSIONAL
ASIIINGTDx Ia

W AsIiiNGToN. JaaealF I'D
In the House IL dav, Mr.. Is w. ell ftt d
resolution to the following effect: " 60. res
relations with Great Britain arc 81. fa,. u..=t
threatening character, indicating tiat a
ON the eve Of the most sta Ting z#- -aa
whereas it is the imperative du,y oi ia. .iuas,
at Representatives. al this inncture al imminent
peril, not to ahdicate its great mission, but In
fulfil IL by organizing if possible such basis
a. will give peace to our distracted country and
enable it to present an undivided front to the
common enemy. therefore. resolved, that the
conservative elements of the House should unite
in II sincere effort to elect "a Speaker who will
represent the great IDEAS Of peace for ourselves
and the sword for the stranger.
Mr. Stephens asked for an explanation of the
facts on whichh the gentleman made the an
nouncement. Objections were made
MIR. Morgan moved that the resolution of Mr.
Boyce be laid on the table, which was done
An Intellectual effort was made to adop. the
plurality rule.
The House then proceeded to vote with the
following results: Banks 81, Richardson 81,
Fuller 80; Campbell 5, scattering 3.
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citp ana state aHIirS.

r, MAIL the Virginia Tennessee raifoaddre
re on Monday evening arrived at O'clock on Tuesday
earning passed the up train Big Spring The is
.ported very much dred and quite deep the Al
shanv Mountains Mr. Gobbs the conductor, and ar. Cal
In the engineer great credit for
e energy displayed in getting through The OF the
Va 4 Tenn road done noby through all the trying dill
seuacs with which they have had to contend recently All
honor 70 lem iorit
ayrLEsAsr PASSENGER CAR-Through the urban,y of
n, / Il Richmond Of the Piedmont works I.ynehburg we
,.ye been with peep the instruction of
e passenger which has been past
ding near foot of Second street. awaiting favorable
,,ortuni.y taken the Southern railroad which IL
intended This truly the m st elegantly
arranged which has ever found its Virginia
@ IL contains four reversible seats with stylish ma
bog,ny frames and velvet coverings Nearly the the
oror is finished off with polished mahogany only excep
inns being the gilt and hlage work 1t a splendid
ies Saloon which comfortably and elegantly fni.hed-
Tor symmetry design and stands
uneaualled With establishments at the South, such
piedmont Works Lynchbrg why Southern
railroad companies should the line that divides the
North from the procure articles which be
tturcd at cheaper price, and in more superior
hsir own side of the George c. Gurle
tho tho proprietors OF Piedmont Works-Pesrs5mg
Trrss
COMA To EuRopEwe learn the Dispatch tina, the
psv ] r Edwards Of Richmond will leave for six
tour in Europe February next He contempates tour
over continent, visiting London Paris and Naples
our Young townsman Mr.. Abram D. Warwick Will
,,nv Mr. f. We wish them safe and pleasant journey
MRS MAcKENzIE's benefit Monday night was attended by
onite a large audience
BryrFIT PooRThe gross receipts of the benefit
given by the Avon Company for the poor 1882 So
very generous contribution.
THE CITY CLoCK-Mr Trott who regulates and manages
the City Clock informs us that boys in the habit Of inter
ferng with This should be stopped at 1t svery
portant public piece should be kept exactly right
something be done when medders
acccs, to machinery. We hope the attended
to without delay.
THE the ladies of the First Presbyterian Church
the Warwick House last night
timed and tonight We requested first
rate dinner will be served to-day. and the encourage
ment public is solicited in behalf
ject in view
TRANsPosIrIoNA foolish transposition occurred
column yesterday which doubt reader
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STIRRING NEWS FROM UAYTL

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. % -Advces from Port
Au Prince to the LIST inst. confirm the defeat of
the iIaytiens by the Dominicans. The Emperor
Faustin escaped from the field, but reward of
ten thousand doubloons had been offered for his
head Intense feeling existed against him and it
was believed that if taken he would be shot by
his own people.
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ARRIVALS Al The
Washin giOn lIOu~c-H. Smcah a. Co, prp 'Ors

JANUARY 22SD.
Paul Jones Campbell; james G. Lee, Bcdford HPgin-
botham Amherst w Witt Bedford; Robinson Nelson
II L Scxas New York; + Wilson Richmond: II + Williams
Adams Expresc Thos Richardson Va & Tenn r. VIM
Organ. Campbell Organ, Laport, Ind; ID Dcws Pits
ii Organ, Crittenden, Arkansas II w Withers. James
Morgan, Waha, ID Laync G. Walthall b b Smith,
Jno Mclver. w b Galloway, Campue; Long, Lynchburg
Miss Trigg, Abingdon.
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acknowledgements SALE.

"A by virtue decree Court
cry county pronounced the day of s, ptember, 1858
In the of Wesley Argabrgh against Robert Murray and
jacob H. Guggonheimer the subscribers, will MON
DAY January 1856 Montgomery Courthouse sell at anc
ton undivided half the TRACT OF LAND purchased
by William and Wesley Argabrght OF Christian Smiths
utos the 18th day of June 1853 lying Toms Creek and
the South side of the Brush Mountain the of Mont
adjoining the lands of John Martin and others about
nine miles North Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad The
tract 1857 The land valuable
lug land but is especially valuable ineNhaushlc Coal
deposits In fact II Coal field the best
Brush Mountain Coal There is Mill with n good
stream of water and large quantity of good Timber The
title is undispued
OF the purchase money about S2oo win be required 10 be
paid in hand For the balance tie purchaser will be required
give bend with good security half payable the LIST
day of May 1856 and tho other half the LIST day May
1881.
These lands really of value for their immense Coal
deposits which of the best and quality of Semi An
thracitf ELI PULEGAR, lca.,,.s
dec l2ct7th jan HENRY LANE }"o'"is
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XAuUARLE FARM FOR sAa.E.-As admin
istraor of Gerald Alexander decd and by authority o
his will will Thursday, the oath January le6, the
premises, IL O'Clock NJ sell public ancnn the highest
bidder upon credit off II II months the valuable tract OF
land Campbell which the said Alexander resided
The situated about 10 miles IIynchhurg the
Iynchburg Salem Turnpkenhout miles by good rnad
the Forest Depot and contains hy blu
aud fraction of which abant Ro wood land
about so fine meadow land and the whole tract is easily
susceptible high Of improvements The residence
handsome seat with comfortable and comnlodi
DWELiIG OI Sc and the requisite ont honscsapd the
farm from caracy produce large crops OF grain aud
grass deserves the attention of those engaged in agricultural
pursuits.
Approved personal security wbc required for the purchase
money title will further security
EOBFJ DAVIS, Admir-,
with the vii aancxcd, II
dec 3odN c2tatis& l2e c23l Gca,d Algxaud,r, 4 ID.
~ Republican copy.
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dec 25-d3tkclun

lNlIS HOTEL, In the City Of I.ynchburg for
~ RENT.-The undersigned agent for Richard X Grail
e offers for rent that valuable Tavern property the city
Lynchuurg recently known "Dbres HOTEL occupied
for series of years by Charles L. Dbre and recently
by Mr. Patteson II enjoys advantages of location otherwise
which will attract to large custom In addition
the enlargement Of the Basin of the Canal and the
tain location of the Depot at this place of the
exandra Railroad CONNECTED with the contemplated
ncnt Of the alloy leading directly from this Hotel the De-
pct and Basin will give it superiority for access lily and
convenience to the travelling public which attract
this Hotel large share If its The undersigned
will rent this property very moderate suit
able tenant
Any DESTROYS of engaging In this business earnestly
desired visit Lynchburg examine promises when
all its advantages will be readily perceived
jan feline HENRY DUNNINGTON.
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N order TO afford On opportunity 10 examine III, Land to
those who have been prevented by thu from dag
the above sale is postponed mill iii sDAN III, Dist
inst when the land will be offered fur the
fair day. except Sunday and Monday l. lHr4 wt3lst
'NN.rsrEE's saAE.-siy virtue IF y H. of
executed by II X Lixgoa. Hpd day rrorial Ia
Campbtn county. shall, un WEDNESDAY, H. BOT 4
January, prucrch to sell Rurt front 4 hn 81 Lct
House the fj,low pr perry. NEGRO WOMEN ne
young and valuable; one BARDUCHE AM HARNE :,
also HORSE Sale to take lltcsu II o'clock. A NJ
TERMS Sixty days credit negirbc paper sltisfact rily
endorsed. TlIDS. j KIRKPATRICK
ian lqd2gwt3Uh
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M ARRItiD

Near Pittsyyania Courthouse Tuesday the 18th Dccem
tember, o'clock p NJ by the Rev Iodnett DAVID
OLIVER of Campbell county to Miss MARY j. g. SHELroS,
Of Pisvlvana county.
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MARKETS..

New YORK, Jan. 22nd.
Flour, State 8.l2; Ohio, 6.75; Southern 8.94.
Wheat dropping. Southern Red los.
Corn lower, 93.
BALTIMORE. Jan. %.
Flour. firmer. Howard street 5.25; City Mills
S.l2
Wheat and Corn firm and unchanged.
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IRBY & SAUNDERS.

INHE undersigned having sold their stock of Goods IL
Il Messrs Irby Saunders would most cheerfuly
mend them to our former friends and patrons
Dec 3D. 1855. MCDANIEL, HURT g. PRESTON.
Inn IL
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UALI.Ay CMrHCn FOH SALE

ai..F BY virtue Of decree q The Crcu G0ur Of Uampbel
hji county, pronounced its last term Ia the OF
s1l@A "Poarman Alexander will sell by way II
public auction tho highest bidder, the BRICK CHURCH
and HALL of the Sons of Temperance, nj Campbell Court
House. MONDAY the l4h day of January next Chat be
ing Court day. at said Court House
rERdsA credit of SIX twelve and eighteen months equal
be secured by negote notes satisfactorily
dorsed and the title retained until the purchase money all
paid y u AMIbli.iA Comrs
dec l3ilt2cvtlithian G. X. SLAUGHTER, "''"i 10
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NOTICE.-Ali persons indebted the estate
~ of George Lock decd requested make payment
without further notice and those having claims
the said requested present them, well authen
Gated for payment HENRY w. LOCK,
IAN led2ts admir- OF George Lock, decd
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hassDHs11ON. The CO-purtncrship Of
NJ SAUNDERS & tEBY having expired by limitation, Is
day dissolved We thanks old friends aud
for their liberal patronage since have been IN bus
and ask their continuance 10 the concern OF iBl
& SAUNDERS
Those indebted will please forward aud settle
their old early practicable IL very desr
bic wind up the affairs Of the old concern.
SAUNDERS & IRBY.
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uAssa0EvTsO<. -- The Concern Of TnylGr,
hP TINSfEY & CO and z S. FERGitS son & co Istls
day dlss dyed by limitation. scr Of the parties may
the the In winding NJ the business
JOHN O1EI TAYLOR.
l. l.. TISSLEY.
I. C. 5. FERGUSON

Persons holding claims against the concerns Of Taylor
Tinscy& Co. 7 { s. Ferguson ( viii present them
payment Indebted either will pense
come aid settle anxious To close bus
LAY LbR 1ISSl.Elt u GO.
Ft 1856 Liam = IN
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NEW CONCERN uuhe resigned hive
this day entered into acopartnersip under the style and
firm of IRBI SAUNDERS for the purpose Of trausaeilng
a Wholesale and retail Grocery and Commission business aud
have taken house lately occupied by Messr
Preston, the depot Of the Va g. Tenn Il r., where
they will be pleased 10 the Of the former
Saunders Irby and Mcdaniel Uu Preston. together
with all others who favor them with their business
J. j. IRBY.
JAS. SAUNDERS.
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~ will sell, AT public auction at Snow Creek store IN the
county of Franklin the 9TH day of February next 10 or IL
likely young NEGROES, consisting Of men, womcu boys aud
girlsthe property of Charles Pnckar deed They will be
sold IL months credit the purchasers giving bonds with ap
proved security. CHARLES IlNCkARD, trv,,.a
jan IL cflsi feb&dlu THOMAS PINCkARD, ''"
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pOstpOsirtiscnf.

The above sale is postponed until MONDAY Court day,
the llth of February next. -
n H. CAMPBELL }c,n.n
ian ls.cwtllth feb G. Il SLAUGHTER "'"'s'
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fOsfpOI,cI,lcnf.

The above renting been unavoldably
poncd until TUESDAY, the 22d inst when will posiir
take place at IL o'clock, A. NJ
PLEASANT PRESTON, },r.,
ian le-dt22d EDW'D ID CHRI TITAN, i'"''
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IN CHANCERY
James Tyler Willis Tyler James Jackson and Polly his
wife John Tyler Valentine Tyler Manson C. Abnev, and
Eliza wife a.d Martha Tyler, infant under twenty
one years age who by Manson Abney her next
friend. Plaintiffs,
Against
ttltbury Moon Of James Boatwrighi decd James
G.. Frazier, and Jockey his wife James g. Frazier, trustee
Finch and her children Polly Wood Nancy Wood
aud James T. Wood infants under the age If twent-one
years West and Jane NJ his wife, and the unknown
Daniel Boatwright, decd, Defendants
this suit is to obtain that portion of Dauiel
devised by him the children Of bis de-
ceased daughter, Anna Tyler
appearing by proper affidavit filed that the unknown
hcns OF David cartwright decd not residents Of this
after due hereof do what is
that of this order be published
once weeks in the ynchbnrg Viz
ghan posted the front door OF the Courthouse OF this
county, the first day of the next County Court
A copy-Teste, JNO ID. ALEXANDER, CIR
J. G.. MuRtELI, L. q 1an Iew4w
yB,WO THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED.
The subscriber has the most desirable WATER POW
Err in the county Craig with about 700 Acres of NOUN
TAIN LAND which there large deposes OF Iron ore
Bloomery make Bar Iron from the Ore
the said land for ST. 900 ard will add the
from the purchaser at the cree
lion buildings for said purpose which would cost
$1,000; number of acquaintance wtah
enterprise either in shals of 500 and upwards
which will be applied ohe erection Of the SAID machinery
selling by retail this county at cents and the
nearest forge is over 90 niaes.
Being satisfied that the investment will be pohtaDe
earnestly solicit trends TO
BILE prosecute the work.
Twill give detailed any who may feel
disposed to engage in the enterprise .
Address-NEw CASTLE, Craig County, Vs. . -
aug l7-ctS SLif AoN !" MILL
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4 NOLD LOCXETS.-We desire call the
~ Of Ladies and Gent stock of God Lockets
iof Miniature Lkeneses We have very extensive and beau
m stock these goods will sell prices that
induce those who be purchase We shall take
pleasure in whether shall sell Please
call and examine SILVERTUORN g. Cliff.
jan 1tsy. Formerly n Silyerthorn)
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- LIPS AND HANDS-These preparations nade
win care, pcrfumcd with otto Rose' the rca
pie articles offered rough skin hands &c Made
aud sold at a. H. Tu0Mp,ON & cos
jan iI-d4rfs Drug
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ArOX,S .Atc.-a viii sell

"A NEGRO MAN belonging 10 the estate of my ntSsraio
al the Market House Lynehourg the LIST February next
a credit Of months
persons having claims against said estate will please
seut them to the undersigned II II. MEREDITH, JR,
Jan 23-ctlst feb Admir- of Ann Meredith. deed
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NIEGHO ROY ron sAI.E.-Thc .uS-crih

~ VIII sell at Liberty, ON MONDAY, the 2sth inst, Court
day TOM valuable negro boy who is superior Ostler
He has been engaged in that capacity the years
the NOryell House Lynehburg.
Negotiable 90 days satisfactorily endorsed interest
added payable the banks of Lynchburg Will be
CURED Harry RIlCHIE.
ian % dSct2sth' Auetioneer
Bedford Sentinel copy
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dec 22ts. Sign the Book.
SsHks! SILKS! ssLKs!! !-spiendid plain
~ black Gro DeIthincs;
Splendid Black Brocades
Plain Black MORE Antiques;
Satin Striped Black MORE Antiques;
Plain tolnrel MORE Antiques;
=" Satin Striped Colorcd More Antiques;
ColOred
Plaid Silks, in great variety;
Striped Silks, "
Mourning Silks
French Grey Silks, assorted;
Hall Mourning Plaid Silks very elegant;
Pink Bluc and White Glaze Silks for evening dresses.
Superior White BrOcades, (BridaD
Striped Brocades Bridal
We had perfect assortment of SIN Goods
and ea the of those wanting such to this Stock,
with great confidence. =
nov pts GEO. NJ. RUCKER co.
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GIFT ENTERPRISE.
GOOD NEWS COME ONE COMB ALI, =
and supply yourselves with Tickle
before the 22d day Of February, 1856 magnificent
scheme the Virginia Distribution Enterprise was never be
offered any people for fortune. For of
s. ticket draw from ONE To THIRTEEN TUOIf.
SAND DOLLARS. just think OF that. When Dame For.
tune smiles, who will not stoop to kiss herr
Hugh White and Ludwci H. Brown Esqrs my duly
authorized the sale and distribution tickets
JESSE r. HOPKINS.
The valuable property contained the above enterprise
will be distributed among the ticket holders in the
Liberty Bedford county Va the 22d February
1856 under our immediate superintendent.
VIM NJ. BURWETL,
VIM I. CAMPBELL, Comrs
dec 5-cts ED &. BURKS,
l. Having determined to Texas offer my
Farms for sale; both of which lie in Granger county,
Immediately the road leading Knoxville
contains $50 the other 56e The
miles of Beans Station miles north the Tenn
a Railroad and within three miles of the
beraDd Gap and Charleston Railroad will
be completed from Beams South, thirty
eighteen months
This farm is well improved and in high cultivation
The Dwelling house of brick 50 by 30
high planned and finished with much There large
in twenty steps OF the house The houses stables
&c, are all entirely
This Farms in the country and one
of the most pleasant aud healthy residences in the State
The other Farm is situated in the Southwestern part Of the
% miles East of Knoxville, within eleven miles
Depot on the East Tenn. & Va. Railroad.
This Farm also well adapted Stock raising, with good
Houses failing Spring Of superior water,
house and an abundance of Timber.
Possession of the former be given the first Of
Der next; of the latter, ut time.
Persons wishing purchase should apply early day
Address WM. NJ. COOKE,
dec 2lcw2m RutIedgc Tenn
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rnA Ann ACRESIN L. a N - w a "
IVVD,V1VVV RANTS WANTED.--As Land War
undyr the being issued am anxious
large quantity for which will pay the highest mar
kct price IN CASH
will attend regularly the Courts nf Appomattox, Camp
bell mherst and Bedford occasionally Charloe and
will always pay prices Warrants Any who may
have them will please apply to me before selling.
prosecute usual all claims for Bounty Land, Revolu
onary Claims claims against the Government Of tho
United States lie 7tSI CHAS. w. STATHAM.
UDIANN ROCKS, BLANK BOOKA.-Payne
CHRISTIAN have in store and for sale large and
well of Blank Books aud stationery
which would call the attention of all in
dec
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SPECTACLEs-Wc wish "a shy ~ persons
- who may be In Of speciaccs that have hand
fine stock, both Gold and Silver suit all Also
very superior article of Steel Spectacles very light nicely
made.
We have had considerable tho Spectacle trade
and fancy meet the necessities of Almost
Also on hand large lot of cheap Spect aces.
We invite ladies gentlemen oxamne stock
consider It trouble to show Goods
SILVERTIIORN e. Cliff,
LAM II
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SANTA CLAUS IN no WV "a. r. ". =

SANTA CuINVN IN EOWN :-At H. w. ROys
- sTON'S CLOTHING STORE, No As, Sycamore street,
Petersburg be found complete assortment Of Cent?
Wearing Apparel consisting of Overcea varying In price
% TamAs o. $50; Shaws "a so to $40.
Dress Frock Goats Is s4O o. IS sl6 vcs
81 25 to sl2 Wooen and Cotton Silk Under Shirts and Draw
Shirts % 50, so Collars of var
styles; fine Neck Tss and Stocks 100 dos
Gloves Silk Cotton and Wooden Hose; extensive a..
Of Travelling Bags Trunks ana yalises all Of which
offered at prices which cannot fall IN please
All orders for work promptly attended to on the
shortest notice and Ny goods all made
In the best and warranted to well The poor
h laborer and the leisure. each
every find goods suit his taste and circumstances
T. w. ROYSrON
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81 cNeCu At snort noh every variety of Plain, Fancy and
Ornamental BOOK and JOB PRINTING, greatly reduced
lrces Our facilities for doing fine work being
creased by the receipt of the latest Types
Cuts fIom the best Foundes in the North would
respectfully inform friends and the public generally that
they have their orders for printing filled STYLE
and low prices charged any
south of Baltimore.
W Jobs printed in eolors in the finest style art
warranted to give satisfaction.
CARDSi CARDS !! CARDS!i! Printed on a very swift
fankee Press at extraordinarily cheap rates. Ioc
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vyALUAHLE FARM ron SALE.

The above sale is postponed ill The 3D. day of March
,o,..,, Eli Ire PHLEGAR' com'r4
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,n,grsrEE,. .aIE.-t, ,irtn. Of .
pNAcToRy FOR RENT AND FIXTURES roI.

n SALE-We offer FIR rent privately unti IN shay the
18th day January. the large aud we'd arranged TOBACCO
FACTORY Of T. l. Dudley II rented privately before
that lay it II then be offered for public auction
the premises At the time aud place viii offer for
sale al the FIXTURES heretofore used by said Dudley
These Fixtures HrXrrrn condition, and well worthy the
attcntIu consisting IN part Presses
Urge number of Mills Bands gmcnts, Wrenohes, and In
fact every thing necessary the prosecution extensive
business 10 any who would house the
Fixtures wond lee sold ~ bargain and liberal To
desiring the business this property offers
splendid opportunity
PLEASANT PRESTON. 1.n.,s.
EDWD. -. Cl1RiSTlAN,3 '
dec ls-d2aw Scawtl5th jan
POSfpGDcwcnt.
The above sale is postponed ntti FRIDAY MORNING, the
18th. NJ II O'Clock. PLEASANT PRESTON 1.,.,o..
jan l6dtl6th EDW ID ID CHRISTIAN, ''"'''''-
POsfpODcnicnt.
The above renting and aud sale have been nnsvodab post
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,.......,. II. Aus.9x .s14La1s.

take great pleasure In recommending my successor Mr
THOMAS ELLIOTT 10 all Of my frieudA and patrons Of tho
above Warehouse and sincerely desire that they will exfene
the firm that which they have heretofore 90
kindly bcstow ed on Pogtam & Jones' JOHN PEGRAA.
PETERSBURG Jan L. lsa6.
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TRASsPosIroNA foolish transposition this
column yesterday which by the reader
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-23

THE by the ladies of the First Presbyterian Church
commenced the Warwick House last night II con.
tuued today and tonight We requested say frst
rate dinner will be served to-day and the encourage
men of public solicited behalf the oh.
ieet view.
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NEW GOODH.-Wc hnve just opened IA beau
tnl stock of Figured Deaincs and Cashneres at very
.tnnced prices Ldcc l0.tsl JAS a STIGI.lR co.