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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12
DAVID II. TUCKER.

November sth, 1856
The Mayor theu remarked that he Wau.1 continue
the matter until Tuesday Mt II A. VI, meantime re-
quirnC Ncssrs. Pryor and Irving 10 renew their re
eognzance in the sum Of $4,000 each, for their APP
peaulnce Dr. Finneys condition is still, such as to
eonfne him 10 his room.--G7r. p Frpree5.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12
Ks,O ss,ORTs,.EN ANDOFMER.

Il opened Fall Sahs, very nne assef' a "
DoHbic aud Single Barrel Guns Hunting Isehe Inr,;sh
lccted of the best importers aud ub desire
Guns can offer peror Inducements 10 tnose
and wil give stock an eS
any imported 5000 -
Z a & rpv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12
NE&woE. .sANrEp. -1he. .n...siser CON

~ tnues in market for NEGROES Of beth sexes between
ih. ot Ia ara 70 years inciag Mechanics, such
~ blaesniihs and Carpenter and will the highest
Net prices IN wash Mis- oIe newly erected brick building
TN - Lynch immediately Of the Farmers
BANK where he Is prepared, havg ereeted hpHdpss "ith
that view 10 son sent 10 Eynrhenrg for safe or 9th
''yise, MODERATE terms ana keep thcn secure as
they were placed ia .hr jail of the Corporation. ,.
Il. dSclY SETH Nt1pDIsOlt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

aus fashionable Black and Colar"d Elastic late1t Ioaih
and morocco BELTS ed and for sale cheap for cash
Is JNo ~ ~ Ky Va At'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12
n W. nRyCE. smornc, NJ INV, Richnond

raNO THE PsEIsC.-sg",r 20" scc"fhni r
splendid lot of New ltwery Just received atJ ~
trptions Elegant and Mosaic Pins and Far ssss
rugs fioenne pins aud farngs Enane.ed Pins and Ear
II yu have not them YOU had better call
',.ash ]. s THURMAN
,opfts
hnA CAsKs Th""ns,on i,im', SO C"sk.
MN. A. MILLER.
oct@4fs Basin
j NE entire TYPE, BORDER, CUTS. CASES, &C. be.
longing to the Lynchbnrg Republican th9 type are nearly
new aud the quantity sufficient for good job oa'co there
ms:~t5 ''s'' HE&BT i rtooD. Proprietor
Sse 'cy &: %; S;.::> Ia
seplts
HuPORTA>T I" the p"hiie-.i good. war
h rauted rs re presented - GLASS q RAINE'S.
ENAuILX NEAT GITTERs.-J"st received
q from the Manufacturers lot Of the Combined Spiral san-
is upon sold last year and that
81 great satracon These have the Iron Cynaer aud viii
f 80 mat per hour ard which we Will war.
s-a Of he Goldea Lock, Lynchburr
AFIssEs ELAT~.-Ihnvc II lot OF MISSES very
w uicr white Plush Tat7, which win sell low They
very fine and pretty p sEABuFh.
..BHH Be-. ,s"r ,", Ia. cas- an. = "a" n" oi 1P s"
l.a.s ia. sar. putag fragrant Amhrna. Cahs.os,
Cnonu ana Ihre sister Ii sou don't believe
- II. THOMPSON COS,
ua, l0oH. ta- An th"rarv ibr,E store
apELTs, Belts, w"ii-.-t large suppl, Of she
Belts received and for sale chG s log cash
nov ldis
sNREsn OvsJ ER~-rhe Adams a. Nprcsst a."
having made Isouts with the lame River Bpat
er, Norfolk Iyuelh2re aud poiA On the lrrlna
Tennessee Railroad at ~ '.a YIN az asHateh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

- fy0rIfo oyIr.ss0n Inado Nsa Of az onr c'st0mff1
.a, tia. star. pufiag fragrant Ambros.a, Cahsios
FowtrsH Carolina IErc Sist,r. Ii sou don't believe
!. rail md i'tu, a
II. THOMPSON 4 COS,
ma. "a "a 4 ,ift- An thrrarV 4 bruE Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

"a small f,mly (or sing who hoard himsrlt) ID
charge Nl IN Fix Greek three miles west Of the
Forest not To person with sui'ni" qualifications re
saoctallc salary and comfortable rtrrtop VII he Afforded
Apply To A. b Ru,ker, Esq or tn the suhsrrber
WM KApFORp.
ma npNYf
, 1856-01-04
Treaty with Great Britain.
ny THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES OF ANERIC


ny THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS; convention between the United States Of
America and her Britanc Mljesty, concluded and
signed by their respective plenipOtentaTes at Wash-
ngon, the seventeenth day Il July last which con-
vention Is, word for word. as follows =
Whereas a convention was concluded on the sth day
Of February, 1853 between the United States of Anne
rica and her rtanic Majesty. for the settlement of
outstanding claims, by mixed commission, limited
to endure for twelve months from the day Of the first
meeting Of the commissioners and whereas doubt
have arisen to the praccabty Of the business Of
the said commission being concluded within the period
assigned the President OF the United States and her
Majesty the Queen Of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland are desirous that the time origin
ally fixed for the duration Of the commission should be
extended, and to this end have named plenpotentia
re to upon the best mode Of eectng this object
that Is To say the President Of the United States
the Honorable William L. Marcy Secretary of State OF
the United States and her Majesty the Queen Of
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Irellnd
John Fiennes Champion, Esq, her Maesty's en-
voy extraordinary and minister plenlpotentary at
Washington, who have agreed as follows:
ARTICLE |. The high contracting parties agree that
the time limited in the convention above referred 10
for the termination Of the commission shall be extend
ed fnr period not exceeding four months from tho
18th Of September next, should such extension he
deemed necessary by the commissioner or the umpire
in case of their disagreement II being eagreed thai
nothing contained In this article shall in Rnywise alter
or extend the time Originally fixed in the said conven
, 1856-01-04
BOARDrrTG HOU
Times Of holding The District COuFtI IN N
TerFitOFy Of Washington. -

The following is the law passed BY u.
last Legislature, regulating the times q
holding courts in the several districts
throughout the Territory
Two terms Of the District court shall be heA
each county every year; except those counties a'',
ed 10 other counties for judicial purposes.
The District Courts In and for the county q !eN
son shall be held on the first Monday In Aprl -
October; for the county Of Island on the seeol1 -
day In April and October; for the county Of Wnalc,
on the third Monday In April and 0ctoberi 10,
county Of King, on the fourth Monday IN Apr
October; for the county Of Pierce on the hrst Al1
In Nay and November. tChief Justice LASnn -
The district Courts In and for the county q In.
ton shall be held on the second Monday IN ~
November; for the county Of Savnmish, On ~
Monday in May and November; for The eoenY
Lewis, on the fourth Monday in Nay and hoVlAl-
fJudge CHESowETH presidinR.l naIg -
The District Courts In and for the county q n.
mania shall be held on the last Monday In hAic1
September; for the county Of Clarke one WeeL :.
the time appointed for Skamania; for the ectlt
Cowlitx, on the second Tuesday after the ums
pointed for Clarke county; for the county o L.
one week after the time appointed for Gown. e,'
IJudgc MCFADDES presiding. l1u
, 1856-01-04

ers. 49, 4,
ARTICLE .. The present convention hal he rat,'
fed and the rlticatuns shall be exchanged III iui.
don, sncn possible within four months from INV
date thereof. -.
In witness whereof the respective penpotcntiaties
have signed the same and have alhNci tlere'o '''
seals Of their arms ,,..
Done at Washington, the seventeenth day OF Jul!
in the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred
and iity-four.
JOHN 7. CHAMPION, L.. 81
And whereas the said convention has been duly rat
i(cd on both rarts and the respective atfcatons 81
the same were exchanged at London On the eighteenth
ultimo. by James Buchanan, Esq, envoy cNtraorna-
nv and minister pleniputcntary of the United states to
Great Britain and the Earl Of Clarendon, her llranic
Maieslys Principal Secretary of state for Fcrtng AZ
fairs On the part Of their respective governments =:
Now tleTCf, re, be il known, that |, FRANKLIN
PIERCE, President Of the United States Of Amcrca,
have caused the said convention to be made public 10
the tnd that the same, and every clause and article
thereof may lie observed and fulfilled with COED faith
by the United States, and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof have hercunto set my hand,
and caused the seal of the United States to lie affixed
Done at the city of Washington, this eleventh
day of September, in the year Of our Lord one
IT,. S thousand eight hundred and GftyfGur, and Of
the independence Of the United States the
seventyninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President
W. l.. MARCY, Secretary Il State.
, 1856-01-04

convention WIN hUhns
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
A PROCLAMATION.
:. l.. MARCY, Secretary If STATE.

BY THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES ofANERCA'
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS convention, between the United States
Of America and his Majesty the Emperor uf all the
Russias, was concluded and signed Iy their resrcc
tive plenputentprics at Washington. on the I'D day
Of July last which convention being IN the English
ard French languages, is word fUr word, as follows;
The United States Of America and his Majesty the
Emperor Of all the Russias, eqrally animated with
desire to maintain and TO preserve from all harm, TIE
relations of good understanding which have at a times
happily subsisted between themselves a. also be
tween the inhabitants Of their respective States have
mutually agreed to ptrpctuntc, ly means oi forRal
convention, the principles Of the right nf Ecutrals ut
ga, which they recognize indispensable conditions
of all freedom Of navigation and maritime trnde. For
this purpose the President Of the United States has
conferred full powers on William J.. Marcy, Secretary
Of State Of the United States and his Majesty the
Emperor Of all the Russias has conferred like powers
on Mr.. Edward de Stoeckl, Counsellor Of State, knight
of the orders Of Ste. Anne, Of the 2d class, Of St.
Stanias Of the 4th class and Of the loron Crown Of
Austria of the ID class, his Majestys charge daiaes
near the government Of the United States OF America:
and said plenip0tentares after having exchanged their
full powers, found in good and due FORM have cOnclu-
dcd and signed the following articles =
ARricLs |.
The two contracting parties recognize az permanent
and immutablc the following principles, to wit:
lst. That free ships make free goods-that is to
say that the effects goods belonging to subjects or
citizens Of Power state at war flce from cap
tnre and coniscaton when found hoard of neutral
ycsses itlstLc exrcution NJ article, crptrnand Of
war.
"a Ihat ihe propsiy OF heuIias oh DoaII az enc nc
my vessel y hot sn.yect 70 u.iess .ne
same be cohirananI oI WAr' lhty enguHc ~ uppiNv
these principles to the commerce aud navigaon o. all
such Powers and states as shall consent 70 ADOPT 'hem
| ARTICLE IL
The tive high contracting parties reserve themselves
to come 10 ulterior understanding circumstances
may require with regard to the application and cN
tenton to be given " there be any for IT, IN the
principles laid down In the lst article But they de
clare from this time that they will take the Stipua-
tions contained In said article lst as rule. whenever
Il shall become question, 10 judge Of the rights OF
neutrality.
A14 W,
IL Is agreed by the nigh contracting parties that
all nations which shall or may consent to aceede to
the rules Of the hrst article Of ms conventon' ny
formal decnrnuon stpnlat'ng 70 observe them shall
enjoy the rights resulting from sueh accession A. they
shali oe enloyed ard observed by the TWO Powers
slRnlng us eonvehtnn' lney snnh mutnAlly cnminu'
neats to each oth the results Of the steps which may
ARTICLE ".
, 1856-01-04
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the December t.,,
Of the Hon. Probate Court, in and for the connt-
Of Thurston, Washington Territory; the underssnss
was appointed Administrator on the estate Of william
to be indebted 10 said estate are requested 10 es
forward and pay up, and persons having claims arrn
said estate hereby notified 10 present them Tthin
one year from date or they will be forever barred
ELI MONTGOMERY.
- Adniaistraio
, 1856-01-04
Treaty with Argentine Confederation.


by THE PRESIDENT oT THE rNIvED STATES OF AMERICA.
a PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS n treaty. between the United States Of
America and the Argentine Confederation, was con-
cluded and signed by their respective Plcnipotenta.
es at San Jose de Flores, the tenth day OF July
eighteen hundred and hftythrec which treaty, being
in the English and Spanish languages, Is word for
word, as follows -
Treaty for the Free Navigation Of the Rivers Parana
aud Uruguay. between the United States and the
Argetine Confederation.
The President Of the United States and his Exceen-
cy the Provisional Director Of the Argentine Conftde
ration being desrous Of strengthening the bonds Of
friendship which happily subs tetwecn their
pecve States and countries and convint ed that the
suest means Of arriving at this result is to take in
concert all the measures requisite for facilitating aud
developing commercial relation have resolved TO de-
ermine by treaty the conditions Of the FREE navigation
Of the Rivers Parana and Uruguay, and thus to re-
move the obstacles which have hitherto impeded this
navigation.
with this object they have named a. their plcnipo-
tcntaeS that Is to say-the President Of the United
Stltes, Robert c. Schenck Envoy Extraordinary and
Minsr Plenipotentary Of the United States To brazil
and John s. Pendleton, Charge d'Afiires Of the Uni
ted States 10 the Argentine Confederation and his
Excellency the Provisional Director OF the Argentine
Confederation Doctor Don Salvador Maria del Carr
and Doctor Don jose Benjamin Gorostiaga who ai-
ter having communicated to each other their full pow
e found in good and due foru have agreed upon the
following articles -
AErIcLE l.
The Argentine Confederation in the exercise Of her
sovereign rights, comedies the ,e navigation OF the
Rivers Parana and Uruguay, wherever they may be-
Yong to her, to the merchant vessels Of all nations
subject only to the conditions which this treaty esta
fishes, and n the regulations sanctioned or which
may hereafter be sanctioned by the national authority
Of the Confederation.
ARTICLE II.
Consequently. the said vessels shall be admitted to
remain load and unload in the places and ports Of the
Argentine Confederation which arc open for that pur
pose,
ARTICLE III.
The Government Of the Argentine Confederation
being desrous to provide every facility for interior
navigation, agrees TO maintain beAcons and marks
pointlng out the channels.
, 1856-01-04
THOMAS LAMBERT. CHARLES POTTER,
THOMAS LAMBERT l. Co,
WAcuTgcTON cTDrx,T

BETWEEN BATTERY AND sASsoNE.
GENERAL l. Commission Merchants and Importers Of
VI Provisions, Tobacco aud Segars, Hardware and
Cutlery, Crockery and Glass Boots and Shoes,
Hosiery, Rifles and Guns Scines and Nets. and all
tices suitable TO the Puget Sound trade the prices Of
which will be found very moderate.
San Francisco, Jeb. 10 1858.
, 1856-01-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTIcp

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the Decemhe, to-.
1855, of the Probate Court in and for the conn,
of Thurston, W. T., the undersigned was apnoSssy
Administrator ion the estate Of James Nc ETistss
deSease Persons having claims against said estate
will present them for payment and those indebted MI
settle the same 7. W. GLASGOW.
OIL, Administrator,
, 1856-01-04

CALIFORNIA CREAM ALE.
ENOR which prrusium acas aspardsd ai ~ 81
Il agricultural Fair, in Sacramento, 1855
LYON CO., BEEwEns, i-4
l5e, Pine street, are now manufacturing nd 11IlE
for sale the above named Ale and POTtlI, n h1ull
niO-sn Pine street, san Ft.nsi.,.'
, 1856-01-04

The Government Of the Argentine Confederation
being desirous to provide every facility for interior
navigation, agrees to maintain beAcons and marks
pointing out the channels.
, 1856-01-04
ARTICLE Y.

The citizens Of the United States residing in the Ar
gentine Confederation, and the citizens Of the Argen-
tine Confederation residing In the United States, shall
be exempt from all compulsory military service what
soever, whether y or by land, and from all forced
loans acquisitions, military exactions; and they
shall not be compelled, under any pretext whatever ~
pay any ordinary charges, requistonr, taxes other
than those that paid by native citizens Of the
trnctiuR parties respectively.
, 1856-01-04

The two highicontnctng parties agree that any IA
yor exemption. privilege, or immunity whatever, in
matters Of commerce navigation, which either Of
them has actually granted may hereafter grant, to
the citizens subjects Of any other government ma
circumstance TO the citizens Of the other contracting
party gratuitousy II the concession in favor OF that
other government, nation, State shall have been
gatuitous; or in return Tor an equivalent compcnsa-
tion il the concession shall have been conditional.
, 1856-01-04

Consequently, the said vessels shall be admitted
remain load and unload in the places and ports Of IN
Argentine Confederation which arc open for that pu
pose.
, 1856-01-04

And whereas. the sd treaty has been duly ntilled
on both parts, and the respective rateatons Of the
same were exchanged IN the city OF Parana, on the
thlrteth day Of December last
Now, therefore, be II known. that 7, FRANKLIN
PIERCE, President Of the United States of America
have caused the said treaty 10 be made public TO the
Of, may be observed aud fulfilled by the United States
and the citizens thereof.
In testimony whereof have hercunto set my hand
and caused tho seal OF the United States to be affixed
Done at the city Of Washington, this niuth day Of
April, In the year Of our Lord ono thousand
IT, ST. eight hundred and nftyhve. and Of the Inde
pcndenee Of tie United States, the seventy
ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President;
WI. MARCY. Secretary Of State.
, 1856-01-04
ARTICLE |.

There shall bc perpetual amity between the Uni
States and their citizens, on the one part and the
gentlne Confederation and It's citizens, on the Of
part.
, 1856-01-04
ARTICLE XIII.
ARTICLE XIV.

The present treaty shall he ratified on the part OF the
government OF the United States. within fifteen months
from the date and within three days by his exeeeney
the provisional director Of the Argentine Confedora
tOn who will also present II 10 the hrSt legislative
Congress Of the Confederation, for their approval
The ntihcatons shall be exchanged at the Feat Of
government Of the Argentine Confederation, within
the term Of eighteen months.
N YitncSs whereof, the respective plenipotentanel
have signed this treaty and axod thereto their seals
Done at San Joe. on the twcnty-seventh day Of Ju.
ly, in the year Of Lord thousand eight hundred
nj alv.threc
, 1856-01-04

A uniform system shall be established ly the com
pctcnt authorities Of the Confederation for the coec
tion of the custom house duties harbor lights, police
and pilotage dues along the whole cOurse Oi tie wat
crs which belong to the Confederation.
, 1856-01-04

It Is agreed by the high contracting parties thai
all nations which shall or may consent to accede Il
the rules Of the first article of this convention, by
formal declaration STIMULATING to observe them, sha
enjoy the rights resulting from such accession they
shall be enjoyed ard observed by the two Powers
signing this convention. They shall mutually commu
ncate each othr the results Of the steps which may
be taken on the subject.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
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DIANO EORTES, Tuned and Re-
i paired by the undersigned in a manner
that cannot Re equaled by any other Tuner 2 ~
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