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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-08

- COINTY.-By virtue Of power of Attorney given
by William Peyon who now absent from the State will
sale public auction the Tract OF Land known
Whittens adjoining the Big Lick Depot on the Virginia
Tennessee Raj Road in the OF Roanoke, Thursday,
the li,h day Of August next. for Cash
The of land believed to contain 300 survey
will be made before the day of sale The character of the
land regards It's fertility the with the lands In the
neighboriood provcrtia for richness Of soil There is
DIV cling House the place The Overseer Mr. Scrugg
the undersigned will show the place time. will also
sell 2 acres OF land Immediately adjoining the Depot in lots
suit business men THOMAS c. READ
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,.ANn Cor .ule.=

"hN oter TOR sale at public auction, the 9th day
august next the Tract Of Land
aihS I9O acres lying ia the County Campbell IL niles
roi ynehourg ana miles from London adjoining The
ads OF Judge Fleming Saunders Samuel Petit and others
nou Io0 acres OF the Gooyc hrayiy and fine
oocoo Lana The improvements good consisting Of Il
aheu Dwelhng House and all the necessary houses
crms liberal and made know un the ot sale
july 25c2awt27aug JOHN 4 Collins
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-08

n
John L. Cook; The War Path The Atache The Tongue
OF FIRE The Hugucnot Exies, Life Travels Of Herodots
IN vols. Wilson's Western Africa Memorials of his Tine
ny iery Blackburn Tho Earnest Man ladies Commentary
on te C"nsSiaS Martin OF Gro Masn. Appletons Rawa,
" steam Navigation Guide Also the following Magazines:
I'M kerbocker Art Journal Braitbwats Retrospect House
id Words Chamoois Journal National Magazine Black
&c, just received and for sale at G MORSI,S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-08

wish sell privaty Al nay Real Estate In tho town
l.eesviir Campbell County.
This embraces Family residence and Tannery
Teen or twenty Land attached The Dwelling House
is situated on the end of the
coet,ins rooms below aboye stairs we'll mp for
the comfort u II flmlv Kitchen, Smoke House, Negro
LENSES an excellent House Wen Of the water
ward The and free from mud the yard well
set with blue glass. and newly enclosed
The Tan large Frame Building with Stone base
neut vcy venenly arranged with sufficient number of
watts for good business all Tools Bark Mill and
bark The stand unsurpassed by any, and comparatively
without competition.
offer small Residence and or of excellent
ground attached The above will be offered privately til
LIST September next whom ii sold ii will be offered
highest bidder.
Terms made known day Of sale
nos, l,a,Vi gpp j
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-08

EpUcATioN.-Co"vineed, after n fair ,ria,

OF both that the country infinitely preferable loo
non 1I boarding Scioo town Miss M,ysoy has a. Tor
u :, 59"eah herself permanently in tie country Win
sue proposes 10 open f,trcrs residence in
toni'y IN the !s OF September :, booi for Young
's IN wlie! all the usual branches ct a finished Tng5
me Latin German and French Languages togstb
,t '1Sie on the Piano and Guitar, will caught Mis-
" VIII give her personal attention In every rnar,mn
- IN Is practicable, and will have none but comnet.n,
% ~. Ia those branches which she shall compelled To en-
Her location exceedingly healthy and ,o.s
ito yer sufficiently accessible, being situated aigh,
'''o LAfehburg. near the Lynchhurs nd Ievino,ar
"IiP"e ami only one mile from the Canal puril. rsri
- ~ Nf "Ael VIII be met at Lanes Lock BY her atbcr
in Lynchhure ' " '''''' procure Hacks
- addressed TO Miss NJ shoud directed to II, leo,,b
Il 1eA /. q, Bedford County " "'"{s
/ EltMS for Ten Months
English Tu "a and + ard .inrpdng ,,,.t;,. r..
Tuition in si,hor - -, r, $40 90
in Nu.i. SN'e' '''"e'"s's
I'.e Of instruu,a,, so 90
PAYABLE o,a bnIf d, ,a,.,,,, -, 10 W
HTsso Pupils charged tie time of qnfrnnnn VI t'e
c'V l'r absence, either in Board or Tnon rxe.r, az W
:" pr traced Hines " my t IL eases
.nn.., :, aug e-r,s
HboOa MANS PLAsIER-A ynIn.I, .,
eal'n Tor F"'oS Rhernsiic. or other Ior N PP"'
N1ABffR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-08

\ Ao:Es GAITEKS!-Ih have this week open
- "asap }y OF those popular Black CATERS which
30 rspay al )! so Also Ladies fine Black Caters with or
without heels Aso, pretty Tan Color Griters at s. 81
Also Ladies nne Kid Boots and Bnskins Call and see
MA '''s i SEAEURY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-08

RAILROAD DECIsIoN.-l 1t has been one the
regulations of the Erie Railroad Company to ex
sct ten cents extra from every passenger who
got on board the cars without having procured a
ticket at the station office. The right TO make
such charge having been denied. the person re-
fusng to pay was forcibly elected from the cars
He, therefore, brought suit against the Compa,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-08

l',ie9 frlhes, amounting to S20i 0JO
lie 1000 Prizes 81 by the number which
draws the $4,000 Prizef that should be an odd
hunner tlrn odd number Scheme will be
entitled o -; II number every even number
hcktt will be entitled TO So in addition any Prize which
may be drawn
inIehasers IN buying an equal number odd AMI even
"hptf tickets Will be certain drawing half the
COST OF tue same, with chances of obtaining Prizes
Al, those tickets ending with o. . l. eyena those
ending with l. g. ), :, p odd.
fan without deduction - '"'~ ."
All Prizes OF sloo0 and under paid Immediately after
the uraWlhE--1hersa at the usual time of thirty DAYS
All COMMUNICATIONS stty confidential. draw num-
VIII be forwarded purchasers immediately after tie
craving. 49, ''e
Whole Tickets slo-Halres 5-Quar,cr. ~,
fee. " ' ''''''' at e''He' u
Great Inducements to Clubs.
As onehai Of the Tickets guaranteed to draw VIZ
WA Sei Certificates OF Packages 10 Tickets odd ami even
numbers AT the following lates-- "
ernes 10 fue purchaser. AZ
certificate Of Package OF 10 Whole Tickets 500
~ nan 30
"A tr,.5= - 49, IN , ~ 2uAft@F Is
res orders for Iekes Certificate. If Package. Of
'' 't'''o' ~ ). SWAN s Co.
fazaHJ ia
oT . SWAN.
aug dt2eang s'@'s'g dia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-08
J"'y -o'~''"tl1aaB Trustee
VALUABLE FARM IN REDEORD FOF

SAlE-Thc subscriber will sell nj auction, on
ses, on Nednrs day. the 20 day of August if not
the next fair day thereafter his valuable in Bedford
lying the road from Iynchburg Liberty fourteen mle
from the former and eleven from the latter place miles
from the Va Ten r. r. The tract composed purehase
made by the subscriber of Scott Trustee Clark the heirs
of Schenk OF Edward Steptoc d. Saml Hobson
Esq IL lies unusually well and is,
CULTIVATION he soil is originally o very fine quality and
nearly the whole OF it in excellent Welding
highly remunpating crops and needing clover and uas
Ter to bring to the highest degree fertility
mraby waered aboundng in fine Springs and could
slf'd be readily thrown into twenty fields with running
water IN all OF them II contains % 30
superior Meadow land in body, about 100 timber
land - acres being of original growth the first quality
the balance second grow nearly all very fine TO-
bacco land Tobacco could be cultivated the
protahy for several without manurng but grain
the the which
The ncighborhood is desirable be found where
The property atoin that of Mrs Thompson Miss ar.
s Jas w Harris Jas X Geo Sehenk Robert
wood Brown, VIM Hudnal, and Jas Slaughter and lies
within two anda half and three miles Stephens Church
ana the lhhernlce II is also within miles
Merchant, Giist md Saw Mills half or three
mics OF Gays MIL The improve plain but com.
"Ttabl' consisting OF Framed Dwelling House with four
rooms and the usual out houses ReearJ the various a
vantages this property possesses quality soil its ease
OF cultivation its exemption from liability wash the loca.
ton and It's susceptibility of convenient pasinr ar
rangemen the subscriber does saw that he
Knows none IN the country OF the
Inc subscriber will take pleasure in showing the property to
any person wishing to examine viii be shown BY any
OF one two and three with of sale tho
purchaser giving is negotiable satisfactorily
equa sums Tor the purchase and the the prom
~ retained till the last payment Possession for f, seeding
WI" be given at once and full possession by middle of No
Ne'hpeI or tstn December, or earlier il desired
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-08

bill and accompanying report is To be intro
dncod into the Senate by the Hon. Judge Butler,
IT South Carolina. chairman of the committee on
thr judiciary in that body. The bill provides Tor
those eases omitted in thu constitution in which
not only the pre-idpn, aud Vice President but
nso the Speaker of the House is unable to per-
form or is prevented from performing tho du.
tics of President In that case the bill provides
"ihnt the Chief justice shall act as President"
and If hedoe, Is unable, the next oldest Judge, and
50 on until tho whole Supreme Bench is exhaust
ed The bill also provides for those cases in
which the different provisions of the constitution
rs amended come III apparent conflict with each
ether, as tor instance in the caSn in which the
Speaker of the House who IS called upon TO act
rs President is not native of the country, the
constitution prescribing thnt ho shall be; or in
which one of the officers or Judges designated to
net MS Chief Magistrate has not the nge required
hy the constitution for President. One of the
most remarkable fentnrcs OF the bill is .hnt the
President thus called to net by the operation of
law shall be President for four years, aud that no
nav Presidential election shall take place before
The end of that period. The bill, as will be readi
~ perceived, is of vital interest at this iunoture
DpN'T WANT TO PAY MS TAXES--The Penn
ylvana papers are ridiouling the idea of Old Buck
,cinS tho "Favorite son of Pennsy lyania." They
ay that Penasy lvnuians can have but little atfec-
on for man who, to avoid paying few dollars
ax for State and common school purposes denied
icing II citizen of the State, while Secretary of
tate under Mr.. Polk, They not only charge this,
at prove il, by tho following letter addressed to
he county assessor at Lnncasto~:
"WAsHNGroN, Feb. 20. 1916
Dear Sir Il have received yours of the 18th inst
forming me that, not knowing whether | consider
myself resident of Lancaster, you have assessed
le MS such had supposed that you would have
nown that | had removed from Lancaster nearly a
ear ago, and have since been resident of this
ity, where my official dnties require that should re-
ide. trust that at some future period may again
'ecome resident Of Lancaster int that is ,cIoig IN
9ertdm. JAMES BUCHANAN.
Michael bundle, Esq,
The idea that Il man forfrits his State citizen
ship, by becoming n temporary Government Off
GER at Washington, is certainly novel one -
Mr.. Buchanan had as much reason to suppose
that by his official residence in London he forfeit
ed his citizenship of the United States-in which
event he would not now be eligible to the Prrsi-
dency. His friends had better look into tho
question.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-08
s'hoicra.-A certain for this Disease may be found
Ia Ae use of Perry Davis Negetaii" Pain Killer

IN the use Of Perry Davis Vegetahi" Pain Killer.
DUBUQUE. Iowa. My 3, lrdJ.
GFSTtEHESI feel under obligations the benefit
from your alua e Pain Killer DAYS
assisted ia laying and buryinP Il citizens
Tho supposed to have died with the Cholera The
nuuisg was taken with srtere vomiting accompanied with
ednCss Of the exemitics Warm covering and hot appiea
failed to warmth My wife's ftnly who had
th, Pain Killer with during Cholera
inap in l.iD advised take
yts Of fifteen minutes line perspiraon cnsuo aud the
day rng little weakness, we'll and have been
Since recovery find that soyeral citizens
have used the Pain Killer remedy Cholera pronouu
good therefore take pleasure IN recommending 1t to
II still more extensiy. notice
W NJ CRO2IEp. Atty at Law.
Sold by Druggists Grocers and Medicine Dealers every
where aug 6 DIV
Bakers Premium Kiftcrs have created quite
sfau with citizens and hear daily
thai used and recommending them others
the only deine in the world We would call the
tnon of merchants ordering goods from the city tn be mind
III If Baker Premium Bttcrs You will never lose Gus
they have tried them 1t has performed
luarkabc than medicine discovered be
used by with safety Being purely vegetable
stands unyalcd for the Of Dyspepsia Colds, Coughs
thc NerN Affections, General Debility Ague and Fever
and Nervous Headache thousands Of certificates have al
ready been furnished the proprietor of this valuable medicine
Tor the above comp aints
Every family should keep few bottles OF hand
Price 50rents per bottle
For by Messrs STROLLER & Whitehead and Stablcr &
Jones, Lynchburg and by Druggists generally.
aug G.2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-08

n WITHOUT RESERVE.-1he undersigned Ms Trust,e
under deed executed by John Straion and duy recorded
WIN proceed sell Monday the ll,h August at Camn.
bell Court House, Chat being Court iay the tract OF Land
thereoy conveyed The is situated nine miles f. IN
Lyncng on the Turnpike leading Pttsvlvaiia and CON
tahs 90 acres 1t is well waercd imberrd and has
upon COMFORTABLE Dwelling and other necessary buildings
sue wii De made at the Court House by the request 81
hf Siraoh whohow resides premises and viii show
them to any enc wishing 10 purchase
TFBMs-Cash will be REQUIRED for sum su,ncen, IN dsv
~" expenses ~ sale For the balance of the debt secured In
the decd (ahnut $1,000 credit OF and months will be
gwen ana negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed required
FOR inc reminder credit Of 2 i'll be given and bond
required The title viii be Ill, the who'll is ua1 win
iterty 10 resell in default payment -
lnIE 20 c|ta"llang JNO NJ. SPEED Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-08

AUCTION-on Friday, the 29th day of the present
month tAugns) viii offer for sale, nj public auction vau
able Tract of Land lying in the County of Bedford
tiers of Cheese Greek containing about about
miles distant from the CITY OF Lynchburg About 100
are in fine state of cutvaton %
about 80 acres of finely tmbered Persons DESTROYS pur
chasing nice farm would do well TO this am de-
crmned to sell being DESTROYS removing South Land
Is in OF the best neighborhood the County adjoining
lands of Saml NJ Scott Esq., benjamin Wiggnton ESQ and
Thomas Stcptoe, and is well watcred.
TERMs.-Cash for one half Of the purchase
credit of IL months for the deferred payment bearing
from the day of sale, or per Tor cash
Sale at l2 o'clock NJ on the premises.
Y = awe 4
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.
authorised By Tie stare 0f Gu0rS0
apfsEG AIAEbEsEN f.DTTEEy

CLASS II,
10 be drawn in the City of Atlanta Georgia public
THURSDAY. August 2eth 1856 on the
IL \ Y a II \ PLA n!
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,s'M,sr SALE Of vAhrAnLn TOBACCO


of deed eXecntcdhy Paul Jones Warner Jones
amin Dnva the goth Of March 1853 and duly
the Clerks Ofcc II the Hastings Court of the City
burg the subsctbe the TRUSTEE. therein named will
day the 10Th day the present month August proceed
the premises, sell public auction, the piece ground
conveyed by said decd situated the Of Sixth Alley
and Eighth Street in the City of Lynebnrg with the Large
Brick Tobacco Factory thereon
The subscriber will the time and place. sell in the
same manner the personal property also conveyed said deed
consisting Of Iron Screws Presses Mills and variety Of other
Tobacco Factory Fixtures
The real will be Sold hber7 which will be
made known the day sale. and he Fixtures crepi, of
-Four months for al Of So and under that for
cash Negotiable satisfactorily endorsed will be requr
ed on deferred payments.
dtl 6auu CREED T. WILLS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-08
SALES BY AUCTION
HIS DAY
ny BRYAN AkERS. Auct'r.
4 lotion NoTsrE.-wni be opened hi.
FUTURE DAYS
xvAIIABy.E REAa. E.rATE FOR sa.E

- on Market House In the City OF ynct
burg Seven Negroes Men. 2 Women and Girl
aug t3tawt l5auR II BENNINGTON. :. {. l..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-08

4 1o "ANS PLAsiER.-A valuubIc nunI.
s'''u LOT f"i'iS Ehrrnsc or other For M Il. TF'-
SIABTER & ZONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-08

II day. the 29th day of August will sell Farm pub
lie auction lying and being the County of Campbell 20 miles
South o ynebbg and 10 miles South Of Concord Depot
tanning between Is and 2000 acres lying Falling
and its waters 1t all in body but will be laid of in
separate purchasers before the of Tho
improvements consist of Large Dwelling House.
all out houses of every description also a
good Mil Corn Flower and Saw mill a never.
failing stream with good custom This is the best waercd
iarm II has tine Springs every por
ton of and stock water running through every field The
largest portion of this land finest Tobacco
II in healthy section and good neighborAood will he
the Interest purchasers
mined to sell The Terms will be II and Is months nego-
able notes with satisfactory endorscs This land
state of Improvement and well adapted Wheat Oats
and the finest Tobacco, and all other crops common in this
country. This land lies eight miles Campbell
Court House the Charlotte road Immediate
be had for seeding and full possession by the last of October
There l. this land good of valuable
July 3l-d& claNt29aug MATTHEW'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM HON. JOHN NJ
BOTTS.

RICHMOND Oct 2s, 1850
Ny DEAr ss'-I am quite familiar already win The
oonoiiion Of PARTIES In Pennsylvania and depl,re II
profoundly any man IN the country; and IL could
psrsuAde yselt tbs, could exercise the influence you
nscribe 10 me, ~ou allow neither public er gagemene
rof private convenience 10 deain me for an hour at
bone. But fear hat could not, and that the at
tempt tsei might be regarGtd as prcsumptuous and
ofitious
Th!s much have no hesitation in .ayiDg-tsat II ba.
bctp, and entirety incomprehen,iole % me, how any
ref clIng and intelligent man who sy cesreS the
election of NJ Fillmore, hesitate for a moment Ia
voting the union ticket BY whcu means he makes
o. vutes enough TO defeat Mr. Tuchanan and ssnd Mr.
Fillmore 20 tho House, where from nrs 10 last his only
Glance for election has rescc Every given for
The suabht out hllmors ticket in Pcnnsylvsna Is vote
thrown away. u does him no NOR. good than each
separate vote given for other snd separate
man whereas " gwen FOR the union ticket, Il musi
cur TO hn an electoral vote IN proportion 10 he popular
vote gwen for him
Iimpu'e unworthy motives TO nobody, but must SAY
mere sone nng IN ihr movement on the pari of The
friends Of br ~ moro that doss not appear the
Ice, ara Is utterly beyond my capacity to comprehend
assuurg as do, That s all Done from honest and up
for my that any even, 10 40 well oacn
lated foster ar encourage spirit OF oisunon that
urcBy by leaders OF the an
party place tho gov or inc naxt four years
tns DanGs og tns nuiaerr fccessonuts and disunon
lets " The south u that sp h not sternly rebuked by
the indignant vice o the people ~ week. by tho dcea
~ yr BacEanan (athousn shai relax my eyer IONS
TO ~ vt mu, 81, tbs people will have manifested
such utter dsresard for the continuance Of the uaon
tba i've friends will every where feel dsa ppointed an ,s
mayed and 10 great extent dssrmed for future ersr
,ions conse or the responsibility tor the security Of
nstutors and for future devotion TO the Union
resting 'rgly and alone the shoulders Of the Fill
Of peBnsy vans who have n In their power 10
roll back the tide that Is setipg strongly In favor of s
deeructon by overwhen ing tho advocates OF dssou.
ton with discontinue, defeat and disgrace
pray God that they will have the cJurage the man
and the patriotism 10 rice superior 10 all party and
political eaousies, and strike blow for their
Tuesday next that will bring may 10 the hearts OF all
the traitors and dBunioniss in free and happy
country Here ready to do our duty-it rc mans
TO be whether riends In Pennsylv will thros
an obstacle In The path OF victory. am, very truly,
yours, JNO M B0rrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31

THE ST.. LOUIS FoReER-ExAMrSArroS or THE
AcCJsED Alexander Gay, aiias Jules Imbert who
rived this city lev days since from New York In
custody of ofscer and ~ho committed TO Jail In
default OF So Oee bail Saturday taken before Mr.
Justice tombstone and examined The prisoner q mau
"a no extraordrary sharpness Of EXPRESSION he Ia OF
dark conpls zion, wth blscE vhiskers, speaHs with
French accent and occasionally breaks In his vords
The evidence taken iooss - Edward Chase be-
lng sworn rsyss-I have Defendant before: snov
:, ha having paced bill OF exchange to the house OF
W. Clark Br bers, IN this county; the prisoner repre-
srutpg himself TO he Alexander Gay was Identified N
me ss Alexander Cay by John smonds Of the house Of
iura sirnonds sm one OF the firm of n w. Clark
4 Bc,hsrs; the defendant presented for neeotia
uon . bill ~ exchange In three parts, drawn by
sugusfe Belmont, dated New York. June 25 lss6
No 4p23, on ~ ". Rothschid a Sons, London thres
days aer sight, " the order OF Alexander Gay for the
of f2 500. Amer examining the bills and believing
hem 70 be genuine and from the appearance OF the bill
and her defendant stating that b vas inst -
he received from the Office os belmont In Nev York
then negotiated the bill and paid ovev proceeds which
vas slS i4o to defendant I forwarded sne bill by mail
To- T.. W. Clark. no6ee o., New York The said bill
sent 10 london for payment returned
protest for payment for the reaaon
been originally dra~n In four paris the fourth had been
paid appears bv tho protest Ths reference the
i,urth the three bills had been erased by drswsg
line the fourth. wheu thc~e three bills
- esen,ed and negotiated by Csrk Broth. before
.'aied. The hill of exchspse which pexoisted with
W. Clark Brushevr " falsely altered instrumeat o.
writing N the bills bad becc ~ originally drawn
d uof have resosscd them without she Muvth nara
Of The bil.--St Loap R7a6iacoa, VI. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31
PENNSYLVANIA.
OUR HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENTS

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct rs, 1856.
The Oliver k Dam Of Nao Fork among he Mines-Iqdsa
R,bJer Poiics &c.
Tho public have yet 70 be informed Of the which
led TO the success Of the democratic party cleo
ton. No one acausnte with Penney lvania poiks can
honestly deny that majority of many tbousands
against the democracy our State and yet this oppos
ton majority has been ritsored away and the ticket do
ieated through the meddosome Interference OF certain