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

An eifecting scene took place in the Superior
Court of Perquimans county, N. G., last week,
upon passing the sentence Of death on Riddick
Sewell. The prisoner was brought into court in a
very feeble state, having suffered dreadfully from
cold when in Jail last winter.
After going through with some necessary pre-
lmnares. his Honor addressed the prisoner and
asked if he had anything to say why sentence Of
death should not be passed upon him. Amid the
hreathess silence of large and eager assemblnge
Sewell arnse and addressed the court with per.
feet com1osure for perhaps half hour. He
stoutiy assevcrated his ignorance of everything
connected with the murder-knew nothing of it
until he arrested-if he committed the deed
he was crazy aud knew nothing about tear
nesdy besough the Judge to take off his right
arm, pluck out his right eye, send him out Of the
country, bat spare his life-told his Honor that if
he would hook over his books. he would find pre-.
cedcnt, for this. andcited two cases rs nuihoi-
ty- referred to the hard swearing the witness
: against him and charged those who captured
him with having robbed him &c, His speech
was disconnected, but indicated tenacious
hope of life which nothing could Danish.
The unfortunate man was then sentenced to be
hung on the 18th lust
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05
COW vi ERClAI..

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Nav lst.--The
offerings of Beeves at the Scales to day reached
600 head, Of which number 100 were driven off
for Philadelphia, 81 for Washington, so head left
over uns"ld. and the balance, $50 head, disposed
OF to Baltimore butchers at prices ranging from
to 80 50 per 100 lbs-averaging "a S71. The
market was considered rather dull. Hogs-Sup-
ply abundant, and n considerable number Of lots
went oft rapidly nj 2 to 81 % per 100 ll-s-nde
clue. Sheep are also on the decline in general
prices, as a number of choice quality were TAX en-
at "a and So. The supply is very good.
New York MARKETs.-The snles of cotton
yesterday were confined to about 1000 $500
bales. The market closed without change in
prices. Flour was without change of moment
from the previous days quotations, while there
WAS rather more doing. Wheat ranged from = 80
81 7Oaa 81 500 for Southern red and prime
white. Corn was in fair demand with sales for
disiilling at SIC. 6Oc., mixed at 60o. 625c.,
and yellow and white ut 62ac. "A Csc. Rye was
quiet and nominal Pork sold Mt $40 50 $40 rs
for mess. chiefly at thu inside figures Sugars
continued in fair activity, with sales of about L.
600 hhds., chiefly Cuba, at prices ranging from
&c. &c. Coffee tolerahly active. The
sales embraced 800 bag. Rio and ca, 20 of 700
do. ST. Domingo, per Arcade, from .Dacme for
export at terms stated IN another column
Freights were inactive. whr mites were without
change of moment 49, Ne,c York Hetaid Nav =.
RICHMOND MARKETS, MAY >, Isj6.--F louR,-
lhr market was very laneuid to day. buYeis for
local consumption mahilr>tng AN ndi,po-tion 10
purchase while there il d. Ginning tonlencv.rx
cept at reduced rates. There is no shipping de-
mand whatever. Wcqnote Superfnr from Sd4o74
the latter for favorite brands; Extra 75a5i Rye
Flour 5n5b
ToBAcCo.-We have nothing new TO report and
continue yesterdays quotations, as furnished by
Messrs. Wnfrec * Watkins Circular, viz;
heavy lues, for export, S5a5i; fine Tugs, Gn6l;
common leaf 7a79 middiing, Hasa good 9n93 ;
fine, le4al2, extra manufacturing, l2in2la per
100 lbs. according to quality-but few hid. very
fine in market.
WHEAT.-'Ihe market continues to Groop,
and yesterdays pricn> are now barely sustained,
We could hear ot no transactions to-day, ont
were apprlzed ofm effort to sell lot of primo
red, which resulted in only one offer. viz: 100.
We however continue 10 quote. nominnlly. ,35
II 90 fer good Ia choice red and white. The
millers are buying spGbingly while the tendency
"t prices l. thus downward. and moreover, with
favorable prospects for the coming harvest, they
avoid any accreton of stocks at this late period
of the grinding SEASON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05
INDIAN DEPREDATIoNsN
Or gon and Washington Territories.
MURDER OF THE WHITES.

We have dates from Oregon to the 18th Mar.
and Washington To 10 2lst. The following j. an
extract from etter dated Portland, Oregon Mar
2Stt.
On Tuesday night, 2jth inst, the Indians sup
posed to number 700, attacked the Cascades aud
at our latest dates had full and complete pos
s. sson of the only pass by which mmunica-
ton can be had with either the regular forces or
the volunteers now n'the field. The Indians have
burned every building at the Cascades. They
have captured and destroyed the steamer Mary,
killed u large number of the citzeus and yester-
day were fighting with the forces in the block
house.
Upon the receipt of the news that the Cas-
cades had been attacked apublic meeting was
Immediately called in this city. (Pnrtland.J and
ever forty men volunteered AT once to go to the
rescue. The steamer Fashion was dispatched at
an early hour Yesterday with these volunteers
and such arms as cooid be procured.
The steamer Belle dspatt he'd from Van
couver with forty regulars and IA few volunteers
at 5 o'clock yesterday morning. She arrived at
Cascades about 10 o'clock. and succeeded in Ian
ding her men under cover of howtzers. The In
dams in large numbers, resisted them. and the
fight had continued for several hours, when Mr.
Slater the purser of the Belle, left in canoe for
assistance.
A letter was received this afternoon from Van
couver. stating that the Indians were within six
/
country over which they travelled, numbering all
ages. sexes, and conditions of people.
Large numbers of inhabitants from the adjacent
country are constantly coming into this city for
protection and safety. The whole country is in
state of alarm and confusion. God only knows
what or where will be the end Of this war;
The Washington Territory Volunteers num-
berng | 10 men, under command Of Major Hays
had fight with the Indians on the 10Th of March.
on Connell's Prairie. In Judge Hays report Of
the battle it appears that but four whites were
wounded, while some twenty five or thirty In
dams were killed. The Indians completely
routed and put TO flight
Col. Casey has established block houses
and hospital on Muckleshot Prairie, which is to
be named Fort Slaughter in honor of Lieut..
Slaughter.
Capt Reyes. with detached party, DESTROYED
fort 90 by 40 feet. built of large logs. by tho
Indians on Porter'e Prari".
Kla wo-mit. father in law OF Kanasout, was
killed LIST March
An Indian village on Green river has been de-
stroyed by party of regulars.
Mrs. Geise and her two daughters. who were
taken captive at the massacre on the 22d Fehru
any, near the mouth of Rogue have been exchang
ed for four squaws and $il0 in money.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05
Letter from a condemned FHiibuster.

The following is letter from of the unfor
tunate men who were captured and shot by the
Costa Rcaus 10 his cousin in New York
LIBERIA. COSTA Rica) March %, SO
My Dear Cousin John:
You cannot imagine with what anguish write
this to inform you of my fatal destiny. | was TIA
ken with sixteen others. At this very moment
we are receiving the last exhortations of the Cos
ia Rican priests 1t is now two O'clock in the
afternoon and at four condemned to suf
fer the penalty of death. God have mercy upon
Us
charge you say to all my relatives and friends
in general, and particularly 10 Thomas and his
friends that they must not come to Nicaragua.
because for .hem and for many others, il is much
better to remain at home. Nobody receivesthe
two hundred and fifty acres of land there, hut
every one is forced by Walker to take arms.
whether they have money or not. believe thai
Goldman and David Terrier have escaped. No
more at present, from your most affectionate cou-
sin, PETER GONNAN.
Very similar TO the above are all the letters
which the remaining prisoners have written to
thoir families
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05

l. = other 81 III "AWrrean true Fmg,' ut
SAL IN Indiana was hr, ken into aud demolished
by d-nnken infnriated mob on the nigh, of the
10Th ult. Allihe type in the office with the ex.
cepiion of s'ne job type. wee thrown on the
iioor N heterogeneous IN - fri. Tho stands
aud cases were neally all sma,h TO pieces
some II the y pc were scattered all over the
yard ct II oiiio' and in the street. II appears
That the "a Les of The town lad been mobbing
all the liquor stores there. and that the editor
app'aodei them for their unlawful doings whore
upon tie liquor men mobhed the office of the ed
it"r and also outrageously attacked the dwelling
ct several ct the ladies. None OF the parties un.
fortunately have been arrested
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05
BY WIN. II. Mostly, Auo,'r.


UVVSHIINE SNEE OF NTOlk OF DRY
u GOODS CLOTHES, CASSIMEBfS. NESTlNGS. Sc,
Nr AT ACCOMMODATING on Tuesday morning the 9th
inst nj O'Clock at tho store Of u IL Lewis doors
above the Norvoil House viii sell without osorvo his
IRE stock Of seasonabc DRY GOODS. &C. the whole OF
which has been lately purchased and embraces the
a'honah and valuable goods both for ladies aud gentlemen
VIZ, Fine Dress Stke French Mornas. Fine Monsins Ala
rhcas bnmoaznc Handkh Lacos Hosiery flnnnels blend
ana bro mestcs Cloths CHssnores. NcstinPs I.non Drill
hnRs' Umbrellas, Fin" Kid Gloves, Ae, sc, sc
The special attention the Indies gentlemen IL
respectfully solicited to this sale An opportunity IL Of
tered OF purchasing really desirable goods at auctein In lots
10 suit.
The sac Iehr continued morning aud evening uni the
IRE stock disposed Of G.. II. PHELPS,
may Its aurir.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05
The ! nndma Outrage.

WASHINGTON, May lst--1here is no doubt
that the Government will take prompt measures
relative to the outrage at Panama. The Secre-
tary of the Navy supposes the soop of war ST..
Mary is there by this time, under instructions
for her ordinary cruise, but an additional vessel
of war will be despatched from the Atlantic
coast. The orders have not yet been issued. 1t
is highly probable" that Commissioner will be
sent thither to ascertain the facts in the case.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05
ARRIVALS AT THE
Washin yton House Sncad & Clark. props.

MAY 3--Capt J NJ Peitigrew V & T r r; Bur ks Bed
ford Cart ii Buckner & I X r. DIR l. Thonton Hall
tax w Marin, Roanoke; Capt NJ Cobhs e. T r. ID
Foggy, Bedford DIR N Hewett, DIR d Ward w VI Tay-
lar Campb'l F Powell Danvlle; Capt Anthony, Camp
he'll: Capt Shabby \ Alexander, w C Minnis, Bedford
Hunter Campbell; A Reid Mrs Reid Miss I.nAford Camp
tel H W Horton, W Holt, T Campbell; Cobbs A
A stn. Bedford J Early, Early. Payne PAYNE
Eamnbell w Conton, Lanton. Va Mallory Y: G Cal
las Campbell Abingdon; DIR w Adams Leesvile B
Goddess, city Mitchell Redfnrd G Claiborne Danvie:
Dennis Liberty; w Clark Fitisyvania; f Moss La
II Callan, NJ c Freeman. Cant H Harmeling V RR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05
Mr.. Fillmore Accepts.

The Washington Oregon is Authorised to state
that n letter has been received from Mr.. Fillmore
by gentleman in Washngtonin which he states
that he had not received the official announce
ment of his nomination.; but declared himself ut
the service of his friends His formal acceptance
Of the nominatrn may therefore be expected in the
course of few days.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05

The london Times hns completely toned down
its belligerent feeling. 1t now saws:
The pr.ctical one ton s--if the two conn
tries have no just ground Of quarrel if, as Mr..
Dallas says, no one in the United States wishes
10 engage in warmly then. this continuance
of threats and determinations! 1t cannot serious
be supposed that England has any desire to stain
a continent and every ocean with blood in order
to retain possession of a pretectorate over tract
and swamp and forest in rrs'len''. :, climate
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05
Collimbiuu Gvo,n

The schooner II. L. Elliott arrived at Phile-
deiphla on Wednesday from the Monks Islands.
IN the Carribean'Sen. near the Venezuelan coa=t
bringing cargo of two hundred tons of guano.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05
YJe Cabinet on Nic0r0gua Matters.

WASHINGTON. May IA cabinet meeting was
he Id this morning upon the subject of the des-
patches brought by Major Iieiss from Nicaragua
One question considered vas the reception OF
the new Minister from Nicaragua. Ion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05
Delegates to The Cincinnati Contention.

Messrs john s. Barbour, Of Cnlpcpcr. and Ep-
pa Hunion Of Prince William, have been elected
delegates to the Cincinnati Convention from the
Ninth Electoral District. These gentlemen IRE
understood to favor the nomination of President
Pierce or Senator Hunter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05
Nomination.

Gen Richardson of H.. having declieed re-
election to Congress the Democrats OF his DIS
trct have nominated j. n. Morris, Esq, to sue
coed him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05
Death.of Hon. Ogden Ho fman.

New YORK. May Ist.-Hon. Ogden Hoffman,
recently Attorney General of this State, died this
afternoon after short illness.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS
r., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .sy,T.


Ea ~ s"n n phie auction, to the highest bidder without
-, les Ie On saturday the cath Inst. THREE LOTS
Wv sh'W Two story rtmcd House tarh In the vic nifty
Oh '"hh oylefs aud situated on nth alley aad eth street
Also lot IN which there Is Carpenters Shop stable
fronting on iuih street aud immediately adjoining the above
pu chasers
,hs-l On per cent of The purchase money eash, the
residue land Il months with FROM
.F {" SAFE the pnrfhas"r 10 give his notes. oil endorsed
pald FpW ARp n 'NctiITs.
may adItawtds
- NaE OF REA 1EsGAEE.-su pursuance Of
- decree 81 the Circuit Court OF Lynchhnrg shan ns
oonmss"nef IN said decree named sol premises
fidpAA The 7ph day al May, o'clock T. NJ puhic
auction upon credit OF GA 10 monthswo ACANT
oHotNi' situated IN the corporation ot ynehhuig An
street nearly opposite Capt SAm1 MeCotklos Negotiable
mites saary endorsed for equal portions Of the purchase
money WIZ be required and the title retained until tne last
payment be made
may ad2tawids WIN 4 yANcEy Com'r
a tsIioN-Wr will sell at Unc ton, the IN of
May ON entire stock OF roed-consstnR OF Hardware
Dry floods line Teas Brandes &c all Of which VIII be- sold
NJ COST m the day oi sale Those in hne Teas
Brandles VIII do well to examine onrsteek
mayl dtImay CowLiNG & MoSELY
POstp0uement
Inc above sale Is postponed until Saturday the 10Th lust
may atds CoWLING & MDSELY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05


NAIlABIE CITY PROPERTY al Auc-
TlON Pursuant u decree of the Circuit Court for
the corporation yuchhnrg tho of
Nov. 100 thanrcrN theron depending tho
style Of brown Ar, icndrck &c' the undorsgncd,
commissioners appointed that purpose will 10th
day OF May lrb the premises offer public
auction the following valuable city property sold the pur
pnsc of eheepg distribution the legal representa-
tive of Ammou tlanrnok deceased;
Ne. l-IhH Very vtn bic story brick building oppaEito
the Bank OF VII Jtia. occupied by Davis Nowin 4 Go
No 2lhe large brick tenement adjoining the house
eupod by Jno G. Meom cs late In the occupancy of u r.
Snckctt
No IA very valuab, lot fronting - feet Market
Bridge street and 81 feet Jefferson occupied by Jas
l.. Homrr
No 1.-TWO honses and lot Mt the intersection of st
Iy ucr aud first alley n q No.
No 1.-Two Houses aud lots the junction of first alley
and llth street occupied
No "a House and lot at the intersection of 9Th alley md
llth street adou the residence of James Seurry.
No IA House and lot with of ground attached
near Mr.. Francis Morrisun's residence.
TERMS of SAIL credit, In three equal insalmeut of
CURED In accordance with the provisions Of the decree On
instance give negotiable notes well endorsed
lie one of the Banks Of the city and the title to The proper
~ withheld until the whole ofho purchase money shall have
been paid The tite 10 the property believed to be
questionable hut shall convey only such title is vested
'' 0y SAD '''''' Il i DENSINaroN. tcom'r.
apl 2IcwS d2tawtds A. q. HANCOCK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05

II
" SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO CAL-(OF-
fIcE 1874 FRONT STREET NEW YoRK)Particuar attention
paid to SALES OF TOBACCO and consgnments direct
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REFERENCES-A. & A. Lawrence & Co, Boston Allen
g. Paxson, New York Courtney & Cushing Baltimore
Davenport Allen co. Edmond, Davenport Co, Ludam
g. Watson James l.. Heath, late auditor and Crenshaw &
Co. Richmond McCork1e & Jones, Mcdaniel Hurt g. Pres.
ton T. c. S. Ferguson CO. and Miller Crenshaw, Lynch
burg
\ B-Havng established n branch of our house in New
York that city will give his personal
receiving ranshppng and securing the low
freight Gree of commission) all goods consign
ed o San Francisco House.
Edmond Davenport & Co. viii act for us at Rich
mond aug n cody
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05

II. MCDONALD, h. 5. HOOPER.
NEW COSCERN.-Mcnonnid 81 Hooper,

a n. MCDoNALp,l n. 8 HOOPER
NEW Donald 81 Hooper,
" Dealers in HATS, CAPS, BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS,
&C. doors above Exchange Corner and nearly opposite
Mcsrs McCokc and Jones Main street Lynchburg
NaTho advertisers beg leave that they have
opened NEU nat y SHOE STORE in this city, and .Y
will be constantly supplied with every article appertan 10
ing o their line of business. $50
In respectfully soliciting the patronage of their friends and
public confident that they VIII
be prepared all times offer superior inducements pnr
chasers both regards the quality and prices their goods
One ofthe firm has just returned from the Northern cities
with great expressly for this
market and intending sell for CASH, puncua
time they will be enabled to sell reduced
prices ap II d&ctsf
~ INGTON CITY. ID C.. Pennsylvania Avenue. also In
Alexandria Va Dangeuhed Building, King will furnish
designs plans Churches, Stores Town Houses
Villas Public buildings etc. and also for alterations
buildings with full working drawings, specifications
superintendent Of the written personal app
cation.
variety complete of plans of churches and pec
cations hand lap 7deod limo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05

IMPORTER, " hele-
SALE AND RETAIL
.##=..## DEALER AxgmcAk 4
Imrofsrsp CT Ss AID
- HlFIEs, Fowiing and Ffsb
0ssEs<s1 zli---- ing Tackle, table and pocket
~-------@.--1J-l--- Cutlery. Walking Canes.
nfIfs Percussion tupsl 'sunP""
shut Balls Pow Fiasks Pouches $50 hehs p.o -
Nipples aud Wfenthes Washing Rods anu -
Chains aud Collars. Gnn Makers Maerif d, &c He- -
t0LyLRS aud FIVE SHOOTERS 81 ainnnia,lufses R'<'
80 tho trade y. SNTfEhbhs' -.
No Main street. opposite Eagle Square Richmond Va
A DIPLOMA
AWARDyB BY rHf fihsiria
MtCHAsICs INSTITUTE FoR Tuf PoMo1Ios
or TnE AYR. 10 -.
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND, OF kfSHMOkD. VIM. ~
For rnsc ~ GUNS PISTOLS and HIFf.Es exbibitod AZ
the Exhibition Articles Of American Manufacture bea IN
the tty of Richmond the 10th day Of Nov. leJi
1tNI4W Itvrtftr ] A. BELyIN
Secretary. fresiaehI
anl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05

tubos AZ AlsssON .nIe Ut
v" h'nnats Goods will continue this morning at
~, =, !" ~ rrom opposite the Warwick House.
~. sn, arc invited to attend F.w fAuE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05
: UEr TuE PIANO Avn MONEY roe

II EEB' TNE PLANO AND MONEY TOO
IN II You undecided whore an get the CHEAPESI
BEET PIANOS postpone the matter until yen cen
T. NASll'e trial You retain the money
until the Piano has given satisfaction. -
lie willing bond and security 10 FURNISH you WIN
n superior Instrument At n low price
especially entrusted to selection always receive
particular care. q. p NASH, Piano Forte Dealer,
-, Sycamore, corner Of Bank rtreei.
anita Petersburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05
NrEw sTxI.EANn NEW Anr.cIE.-rir

4 y IN1RODGt1HON IN THIS MARKET 4-Ihitb patent
lasting Congress CATER patented March, 1853 introduced
the public March S6 hraYinR had years trial In every
reasonable temperature OF h and cold the foot and on IN
every manner being what has long been wanted by the
ladess1ahing tat oH saad any We feel very much
grahed In being able this article to the public patron
n I.ados aud Gents Ghitcrs with aud
without heels nil colors and qualities.
Heels nicely put ON any naiter at short notice.
l.. l.. ARMISTEAD,
al Q1ta Non II Rank Lynn Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05
sr.rEwrors.

- FIRING Is5S.-Nc~ DRY s.ood-.-s have
- opened nlnge ani superior stock Of FANCY and SIN
fLE DRY GOODS which would call The attention OF ihe
pnbe Ms sHpply of Summer silks Grape l,erase BTaeos
Robes french Work &s Ae together with every article 81
Ladies' aud Uobemrn the late 1t ~ ies and WIZ
he seIi nj the >ef, lowest rat.s l. W PAfSE.
AMI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05

LAYING OF A CORNER SToNE-Tle Corner Stone of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church Charlottesville was laid with the
ceremony Wednesday by the Grand Lodge
of Virginia assisted by other Masons.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05

N =. a. q. a. DIul.laD, Successors 10 -.
lie DluauID a SONS. VIII keop constantly on baud
large stock of all kinds of FURNITURE Of their
ctaro which they viii be pleased Ia nhew the old friends aud
patrons OF S Diapuid Sous. and the public generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05
GALE az nom-ns-w,u he sold a, the


- Market House IN the city of Lyuhburg Monday, tho
9th May, l~ab, four Horses. for casi
9-dIt DISSATISFACTION & & l..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05

WINCHESTER MEDICAL CoLIEGE.-The lectures of the
Winchester Medical College were closed on
Wednesday Twenyonc students attended the course
-Four graduated.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05

- CUTTING TEEJIi- " have for sale Parrishs Scott
Ing syrup for Children while Cutting Teeth This prepaf
ton smada by cnnen physician OF Philadelphia aud pc
feelly reliable. Foi sale by j. II. THOMPSON & co
nj 1ldAttsf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05

i SAIE--JNO. J. rURVIS nRt asks al those who b
10 sell aRanto call aud examine bis heavy stock Of
Goods being received and bought aucn the great dccl
la prices In New York.
[ n BOARDING Sc &c.--The rooms my ST
vacant and would make good boarding house. fam
residence or office. JNO. J. PlRViS agent
nnl III