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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-02-13

TpIBLE SOCIETY.-The Clear6eld Bibls
NJ Society will meet ut the PRESBYTERIAN Church
OF this place, on Wednesday Evening 2Oth inst,
at 63 O'Clock An elction for officers will be held.
Several addresses are expected to be delivered
All are urgently solicited to attend
Feb. l3. By order of the President.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-02-13

\ eRIED PEACHES, of superior quality, for
4 y sale at 50 per bushel at the cheap cash store
of feb I3I r. M0SSOP.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-02-13

RACoN.-A large lot of BACON for sale, cheap,
ED for cash, at feb. I3l MoSS0P'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11
c o NJ NJ e r CIAL.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


The sales of cotton yesterday reached ABOUT
37'0 bales, based upon mddling uplands at about
ioio including IN the sales considerable
lots for spinners use. with some parcels IN tfan-
stu and Tor export. Flour was dull, aud cheap
erfo common grades, while sales were moderate.
Wheat sold at 81 s74 for Canada white, 81 % tor
Southern white, and red tennessee at ~ ~
Corn was toierably active. but at easier rates
sales OF sound ranged from &c. G6c. for nii
kinds-the latter figure for prime southern white.
kye was dull. PORK was heavy; mess sold ut
Tio Oh. Sugars were more active, without
change OF moment in quotations. Coffee was
steady. with moderate transactions. To Liver,
pool grain was pretty freely taken in bulk anu
bags at I'D. Odd The following vessels were
sold: tho ship Planter. 1900 TONS (new) at
S75,OO0; the Gazateer. of 200 tons. one and
half yea old seven Fights sold Mt S3l,O 900; The
Western Continent, go tons. sold for $l250o
-Nec York Herald, April ON.
Richmond Markets, AprH9, 1856.
There is really nothing new in our markets
to day, not single new feature from yesterday
business is exceedingly active. aud trade gener-
ally prosperous except Breadstuils, which are
dell and unsettled.
FLoUR.-No snles and no new feature. Large
shipments are mad by holders and others have
smart lots in store awaiting results. Shippers
show no disposition To buy. We quote sales TO
retailers at 81 75aSS for superhne, SO 30 for
Extra. and S9aSl0 for Family, according to
brand.
WnEAr.-We quote 81 IS for good Red,Sl 80
for good White. boat load of fine White was
in the basin yesterday. destined for New York.
Indifferent and defective wheat, which is still
very abundant. is heavy and at low prices rang
ing from 81 to 81 50.
CoRN.No change. 60a65 the latter retail.
OATs.--373, 40ai24. according to quality and
measure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11
LATEST NEWS.
Congress.
WASHINGTON, April 8.
SENATE

SENa f.
Mr.. Prarce reported bill To remit or refund
the duties on goods, wares aud merchandise des.
iroyed by fire..
Mr.. Seward said it was the same bill which
passed the Senate last session but failed in the
House for want of time-it was then passed
Mr.. Sumner introduceda bill supplementary
to the act to limit the liabilities of ship owner.
Mr.. Mason introduced Il bill making further
provisions forthe satisfaction of Virginia land
warrants.
Mr.. Geyer resumed his remarks from yester.
day tho subject of Kansas affairs. lie ex-
pressed the opinion that had it not been for the
emigrant aid societies, Kansas would have been
a free State, as it takes slave owners much
longer to emigrate than the people of the North
who have no cumbersome property TO carry with
them: but, stimulated as they had been by the at
tempt of the North to shape the destiny of that
territory, they would in all probability maintain
their present ascendancy there. He quoted
from the Massachusetts, personal liberty bill and
contiasted the provisions of the same unfavora
bly, with the laws of the Kansas Legislature, n
gainst which so much had been said by Senators
on the other side
When he had concluded Mr.. Seward obtained
the floor. and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The deficiency appropriation bill was resumed
Mr. Zollicoffer replied to his colleague, Mr.
Smith. in justification OF his voting for the new
American platform in the Philadelphia Conven
ton.
Mr.. Hughston addressed the committee in OPP
position to the extension of slavery.
Mr.. Waldron spoke in condemnation of the re-
peal of the Missouri Compromise.
Mr.. B"yce discussed the question of
ai"ns with England--the enlistment and Cen
trail American question. In the former he SAID
Great Britain had violated our neutrality laws
and in the latter giving a construction TO thu
Clayton-Bulwer treaty not sustained by tb"
facts
The House then adjourned,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11
JACOB MAUCK, Inspector.
DIG

In Campbell county Va, the jthin inst ANNE ELIZA
METH daughter of Taomas J. and Lou lisa Blown aged
cars and Is days
In her disposition combined all that was gentle ana
y For her the dark valley and shadow oil death had
terror her the grave claim no Wet y er
,, spirit aas wing is way 10 the bosom oil her boa.
\, monun of necessary TO her memory Tor her
me is haiowed and viii be, in the hearts OF all "ho
Ancw her. 1t, -, -,
safer little children aud forbid them moi
i,r of such is the Kingdom of Heaven
TS9Republican requested to copy
MIRA MARY W consort of Mr. Richard w. PoindeSter de
this life 29th year of her at her residence in
county of Bedford va She had been for or 10 years
worthy member OF NJ f. Church The disease oiwhich
m died wa, of an inhamatory character which very much
Elected and deprived her of her reason but her de-
cd and christian like life gives ample assurance TO all who
knew her she has the realms ofres Peace be
her remains.
The Bedford Sentinel Richmond Enquirer and Chris
inn Advocate will please copy
In Union on the 26th ut, Mr. DAVID ilUTCHESONaged
u years H. for many resident OF koekbridge
county, Va
On The POI nit near Union Mrs F.. FRANCIS aged about
cparted life tho 27h Of March 1856 at the residence
Ms father Rev j. D. Ewing in Rockbridge county Va
PhlLANDER D EWING NJ d, after protracted Illness
brought ON BY Il years aborious practice In the State oil Mis-
IS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11
:; PASSENGER line of Balloons.

Y i4ol HE nrollaut proposes 10 the people ol
California to run line of balloons between San
Francisco and St. Louis to depend upon the great
easterly current of the upper or return trades for
its propulsion. He says:
Thirty miles an hour without delay from sta,
ton or break Of guage--no fear of collision and
no possibility of running off the track will bring
a balloon in three days from the shores of the
Sacramento to the foot of the Aleghanies aud
land her freight and passengers fresh and healthy
almost at the very threshold of.their homes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11
Kansas Shooting Galieru.

The Albany Atlas. abiding Ito the fact that
Henry Ward }eecher requested those who desired
to contribute Sharp's rifles to remain and confer
with him ON the subject after a Sunday evening
service. saws;
"Pruhably the Rev. gentlemen, as he Is man
of uronrr>s will next take measures to have hi
church fitted up US shooting gallery where en-
igrants for Kansas can of Sabbath evening take
lessons in the use of Sharpe's rides
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11
Passengers for Nicaragua Detention and 4


NEW YORK, April 3, p. M.-The steamer ORR
zahu sailed hence for Nicaragua IL day with FIVE
hundred passengers. after being detained an
hour BY the United States Marshal That officer
arrested three of those on board for alleged ,io-
la,ion of the neutrality laws All the Others
were allowed to depart; notwithstanding, there Is
general belief here that the majority are des-
tined to aid Walker in his Central Amer all move.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11
ARRIVALS All THE
WASHINGTON YEousc-Suc0d a. Clark, props.

6 O'CLOCK, THURSDAY
A Anthony Leesvle w Harris, Miss Harris W Saun-
lers DR. T w Ieftyich Bedford; II Chico, Franklin W
Norris Nicholas Hohson Texas T Wilson, Boetourt;
q faris New berne; Dereu Richnond Jones Craig;
W Henley Bedford; I b Heck G Shields, Lexington;W
kinp MonNe; Mrs Harrison, Miss Harrison Miss Robertson
siit Springs l. Noryol Sweet Springs Peck, Monroe;
J Johnson Finease, A Gibson Va; Anderson Frank
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11
Lp3p Orleans Races

New ORLEANS April o.-The spnng races
over the Methire course, commenced SATURDAY
To day Minu"w bent Arrow three nile race
T,,m,rrow the great race comes IF between LIE.
co,n,itr. Arruw aud Mnnow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

w. hear lhnl In pursuance ola rocent court
martial of which Brrvet Lieut.. Cot John H.
Gardner wa Pr, silent. Military Siorekeepcr Wa
A Newman, Ordilanca Department. has hern dis
missed by the President of the United States
Tn, charge under which he WAS tried wa con-
due, nnbrcumng an officer and IL gSntleman.--
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11
Tu,ceSee Bonke

a dispatch in the Louisville journal da'eo
Nashville. April 3. says:
'Agrcntlrd Bank of Tennessee thrown out
Ia dav hv all the banks Notes OF :he Shelby
vide Bank refused at the counter of the State
Bank"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11
4 risi, 10 Corsica.

I.nn. Napoleon. it is said, will soon pas a v'-
il T., The Island OF Corsica, with the object at re
generating tn. place. ana leaving behind inonu
m,ni- that will honor his maine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

On the 18th ult by Rev J. H. Walters Catholic PesD Mr.
+ A BRoWNsoN, late of New York, to Mss n BAKER,
u Monroe county.
On the 3rd inst by Rev NJ. r. Bib Mr.. J. SHOWAN to
Mss " f.. TINCHER both of Monroe county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11
The ne,p Collins steamer Adriatic.

The steamship Adriatic. which was launched
at New York on Monday, in the presence of some
$4,000 persons. and amidst the firing of cannon.
came near meeting with an accident The Post
says:
When she had reached the middle Of tue river
an anchor was let go,but So great was her vroc
ity that it was dragged Ike pebble after her,
and her did not seem TO be in the least
degree stayed. She now rapidly approach
ing Williamsburg, whose alarmed inhabitants
could be seen rushing precipitatey from docks
and piers. whittier they had come to witness the
launch. apparently apprehensiye That their whole
town might he carried away by the mighty bulk
that was bearing down upon them. just then,
thu second anchor let go. and its effect i'm
mediately apparent upon the velocity of the YES
sci. but it could not prevent her from humping
the pier pretty -marlly. From point of OBJ
servation, she seemed to penetrate about fifteen
or twenty feet into the heavy timber piles. viii oh
crashed before her like so much pine wood, and
then rested until the steam tug came along side
and towed her out. So great. however, is the
strength Of this magnificent vessel that she ee-
capped without scratch, and now rides the
tiers of the East River in all her pride and beau
ty.
After the launch, Mr.. Collins gave an elegant
entertainment, at which Mavor Wood presided
Mr. Thackcray. Mr.. Martin, chief engineer Of
the Unit, d States Navy. and number Of other
invited guests, with all who were engaged in the
construction of the steamer, were present. The
Commercial says:
The Adratc is the largest of American steam
ships, and is said to be larger in tonnage than
any other ahoat. The dimensions compared with
the other great steamers are rs follows:
Adratic. Niagara Vanderbilt Atlantic.
Length. ......354 feet. 3i5 feet 33o feet 81 feet.
Breadth. so feet - feet. - feet. a. feet
Dcpth.........S 80 # sin. 81 eet. 33feet. 81 feet.
Tonnage. 300 BOO 5000
1t will be seen that the Adria,ic Is ten feet Ion
ger than the Niagara, aud twenty feet niger
than the Vanderbilt, and although exceeded in
length by the Guard steamship PEI STA her great
beam gives her greater capacity than to the "x
tent Of hundred tons or more. And yet her mo-
del is believed to be highly favorable to her
>peed-buoyancy being essential in tins res
pect as extLeme sharpness. Her entire cost will
be about million of dollars.
1t i, understood thu! the Adratc will be un
der command of Capt. Jas. West of the Atlantic
and she will probably be ready for sea in about
two months from this date.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.


In pursuance oa decree of the Circuit eeu Roanoke
In the cas-" " thailes w fosh salns JamrH + Tnsh
nonneed al the last term the undersigned who appointed
reconnaissance Tor that purpose Will offer for sale the Eig
Lien Depot on saturday, the 3lst das Nav next very
sanahlstraet of LAND oontang about 10 aeres formerly
ewnea by Jonathan fosh, deed lying within mile Of the
ihE Lick Depot aVoung the lands of Col Wnl NJ reyion
eeerge IhN Woe and others The improvements consist oi
y geednamed Dwelling HOUSE. with a pHHzaEe ard four
eenls Kitchen stable and other buildings Possession
ors.odhg will DO given the LIST II September and
full possession the 25h December next The terms Of
VIII be one trd of the purchase money CASH and the
manaf IN onc two and three YEARS the day of day
sae the purchaser giving bond approved security.
the deferred pa. non aud the title NIL the prr
chase money is paid will take pleasure In showing tho land
to any ono wishing 10 purchase THOMAS rnSH
lyi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

- We are authorized to announces WILLIAM STONE
candidate lr the Office Constable in the Seventh District of
Campbell county Ina "A dide
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11
CANDIDATES EOn OFFICE.

Eve authorized to announce JNO. ROSSER can
ae for Constable in second District of Campbell county
apl l0-etde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11
ritp anu State aHatrs.

.5,.o scf,eot we invite sttcnion 20 the card of Mr.
- n. me who proposes opening Fencing School In this
py have seen most satisfactory cerfihea'es asto his
for giving the healthui and
eueihs :, -. ~ 80, ha .oa, a, tho wa.blnuton
fIl arr VIM
,tnuse.
81, l. r,,
sENi ~ - ~. -.
VA with intent 10 XII, Vas eA'iA.e 49, r,t'', M,
.aneared for the accused.
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,cr business 1t Is desired that many attend
20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11
BY TELEGR APH.
Tc,.x,apnca nxp..--l, for shc /" viru'"inn.'
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April


WAsnlsaroS. April 10Th
THE SENATE reconsidered the vote by which
the memorial of the Free State Legislature OF
Kansas was referred to the Committee on Tern.
tories. The documents were then Withdrawn.
Tnr HOUSE, adopted resolution declaring ;.
II. Marshall. the sitting member. duly elected
over Turney from the 9th district of Illinois.
NEW YORK MARKETS rRiL 10Th.
New YORK. April lo.-Ohio -four SO 62 a "
81. Others unchanged. Wheat firm.
-
BALTIMORE MARkE'rS--ArmL 10.
BALTIMORE, April l0.-Flour steady. How
ard street a6 8 g; City Mills So . a rs s.
Wheat and corn unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

- ", ire autaorized ~ announce MATHEW b. NOM.
LIN caalist' fer the Office Of Sheriff Of Campbell county
q he srinx election ffe ~ Sctde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

the undcrst gued bearing daie the 2i
January is duy record ga the clerks Office Of the county
Campbell SHALL Monday, the 2lst day of April
the lair day thereafter upon the PROMISES pro-
eeed to qche OF LAND upon wheh iIo Ito bepresi
resided the time u his death near Campbell Court House,
containing ahon eighty (SD tmote is1 together
with all the aud arpufienanes thereto attach
ID and being the heretofore sold Ia william
Moore b. sold IN conse uenre of failure the
part ofsaid VIM Moore comply witt Tho teruH # sale We
also it proper 10 say We shN hold tie sad Wm.
Moore bic for Ary lss dtHeencg which may
gear tho first aud a sale md for all lnci
den thereto 1hrsllr viii be made upon aud ~ monts
credit and the purchH. required execute band vii APP
proved security The Vile broyedio be untNeeptionablc,
except the widow do'sct and possession VII be given
tho IL o January next eerlerbut we viii convoy
sgeh title only rs is Nosrdl usbs sai'l decd
Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

~ We are authorized TO announce JOHN H. CoNLEf
ensuing election liam 30d&ctde.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

~ We are authorized to announce r. o DOSS a eandi
d t." the office of Sheriff OF Campbell county at the ensuing
elecfi0n lie 23-d Gctde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

xc,xa scfiooI invite attention the card of Mr.
n. Hpe who proposes opening Fencing School In this
We have satisfactory certificates as to his
giving Instructions In the healthul and grace
al which he teaches. He be at the Washington
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l. Il. PAGE. },r,,s,o,.
III Ii tcids a \ RID \ ''".'''.



GAoES. Nc-1le rndcr-iene, N WEDNESDAY, tho
New Mn.ct Ncs,n county "a the following property VIZ
TRACT or LNND adjoining thu estate nftn which he
rrdrs contain about $50 ut y te abou on fourth
- cleared and thc remainder i'ntiF nered II admira
b. adapted the growth Of Iubateo Wheat md Corn
There Improvements upon IL Reaching IL within n
hundred yards o Canal and close to the ." New
Market where neye dennd for wood
th timber alone, Is bcrv,d eonl b. Hi,e la paN the pur
0Aase money
Also. several IlOl SIS AND LOTS in Tn Ian Of New
Market being hc Junction 81 James aud Y liver, and
fronting upon each AMI oar tae saeani lots tei M" sp'
preached Us boats w' the land Is the richest ct ,s grounds
ia onr great iYlurmentn mechanic aud nthers H..
slroas Of locating Ia lcay easpefpua mi accessible VII
Fn Tho inpru cnuns AM fslfaie. aud ~" now
Pas ing heavy
Also, 10 or Il NEGROES. carsstngnf mon, women and
children. Among then, fainabe honse servants and
hands These Ho -od of f3Hlt mhaies and with
great regret
40. pair OF G1r Males number of SaseuS Marine
Sheep the nucks at box Patterson lot Of fine
Gaftle about 100 III Seasoned Noods and other
pefishalle property.
TrlMs For the land and houses aud lots, onofourth IN
got able paper well endorsed payable y months after day u
salr remainder three other annna payments bond
aud good security hcng required end e tile retained nnt
the purchase money Il Paid-a of the Payments bear inter
Tho negroes stock Sc, viii be sid credit OF
months negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed and incrcS
added. For all under $50, cash will be required
mn l3Gte2awtgth apl u. MCGLELLAAD.
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INO NJ SPEED,
tHAS. Il. 4AtfGliTER.
ROBT. j. DAVIS, Trustees.
CHISWEtI bABNE1,
HENRY -. FLOOD,
9Th uulNIlEtpp1 goal nul


NAasAHsE BAAGkSusEgI EeR SALE.
- BY virtue of n decree of the Circuit Court of Am
hers' county pronounced In tie Of "onres admr
Fletcher &c the undersigned Commissioner appointed by
The sel trurtw proceed "a soat public auction 1hurs
day Tine 2hdv Of hilucNt II fair II not Tho next fair
day thereafter nd rNccptcd) II the Market House IN tho
city Of lynchburs. NoRro Man named Watkins, belonging
tothe estate vt VI H.. Cp-hwrl drp This Ia iuRcni
mechanic amt rNcm, valuable and viii he sold Il
months no except small amount Of money expenses
Of sale 1hc purchaser Will be entitled lis hire for the
present yfar F wd possession ihg end OF the
shall soil such iu by the decree aforesaid
but the utlo su1d suited. q IL. REtkER,
Sheriff + Amherst comfy
apl And eurbI L. # tl,t iour
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

sr oy.--f.aae Hunter charged with shooting Edward
With Intent to kill examined before the Mayor yester
. and sent on further trial Messrs Tribe and Rudd
Jared for the accused
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

Vie npl4si .nca having sold their sto,k of Goods IT,
Hesa's rt, saunders would most rhccruliy recon
. ~ M lhen Ia friends and patrons
Dee 81. 80 MCDANIEL HURT y PRESTON
AN 3dScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11
GETTY FURNITURE MANI.

q GETTY FURNITURE MANI LEsEyTy
~, FACTORY WARERO0MS, MAis ST., =
| Iyn,hburF, Va. EHcOuraRe Home Mdan- 80
frr,j4s Tho attention Of the citizens Of Iynchburg
and the surrounding country * most respectfully invited
the large commanding stock Of AHnemdde Cabinet Furn
tnre and Chairs exhibition at my Naferoems;
prisinq every article the line every variety STYLE
which cannot be surpassed either In sg dsdbaiB finish
The neresiys uhyated for those going North Fur
Tifure " hen hc ,u piled at their doors,
pcror quality and nj reasRnable price
- All goods securely Fxod OF packed and delved at the
Depot % Canal, free of ehGrge "A. WINSTON.
al -tS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

DAstE.- taehg purchased If Messrf Mcdaniel. Huri
FrtSthh their entire stock troJ md taken the
flHeflY occupied hy tlr, pIt pared o,r
| numerous patrons of Mcdaniel Hurt PrrStonour Nrpri
'sen tii the pnhHc generally urE" w, selected
~ tiroc.1rs. Liquors Staple Dry Goods. g. which
west market rates rJr Cas-. or to prompt ensoncrs
"a lac usual time.
- VII give particular attention - the COMMISSION
'bS5 Viii sell all kinds Of country produce aud
as 'sleray viii render sales promptly. and cash them
"a q srei VII make liberal adv produce IN hand.
Val rrg; .nd fORW ARD GOODS g; tho usual
.t aa.s L. pusited produce placed h hand 10 meet
TREY & SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

I'VE d o L L A y sREWARD.-Ranaway
Il from the Va & Tenn r. Co, = slave named Edmund.
belonging Mrs Ann n. Elliott Of Campbell county. The
above named reward win paid for him on delivery 70
aplS-lm j. HUGHES
M Cases Mass and Stick Liquericc juss
ma lo-ts rRBY eAUNDERs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

= We authorised announce BOOKER F. SMITH
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of Campbell county Mt the
fnsaIng election. Ian "a d&et:.9d may
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11

NcuufOe Havana Gtgars.-Wc nave 1"ss r'
N aoyera brands OF hne Havana Cigars ~ original
among which suit the most tasons tastes
receive hnc Cigars direct from
Havana and intend TO Keep Tor sale
at all times approved brands of genuine Havana
Cigars In the market J. H. THOMPSON co,
ArotheCarioR and DruNgists-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-11
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

II REP THE PIANO AND MONEY TOO.
IN undecided where got the CHEAffSi
aud best PIANOS just postpone the matter until you csh
nfF NASuS N trial You retain The money
until the iIano has given satisfaction. =,
willing give bond and security 10 inrnisa ysa WIN
n superior instrument ut low price.
orders specially entrusted TO selection always ree I'VE
na,ti,aila, oafe H. y. NASH, Piano Forte Dealer,
70 Sycamore, corner IT BANK freet
80, Petersburg. Va.