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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06

BSg- The Louisville Courier of the Sd,
under the head of Tennessee Items" has
a paragraph stating that the nomination
of Maj. Donelson does not give general
satisfaction to the American party in this
State 1t adds
Donelson is a man of no political popularity
in his own State, as is clearly proven by the
fact that he threw his whole influence in favor
of the Know Nothings, at the recent election
in Tennessee-stumped the State from Carter
10 johnson, everywhere denOuncing Democra-
cy aud eulogizing Know Nothingism, and yet
the Democratic candidate was elected Cover
nor by very near the same majority hat he
was tue two years previous.
In another paragraph the Courier says
Neil S. Brown twas Minister to Chill I'M
der President Taylor"
The Courier needs information sadly
The American party Of Tennessee have not
evinced much dissatisfaction" at the nomi-
nation of Maj Donelson--no nomination
would have given more satisfaction. Car
ter and johnson" lie close together in East
Tennessee; so if Maj. Donelson "stumped
the State from Carter to Johnson" he did
not travel far. Neil S. Brown was Minis
ter to Russia not Chill. The Courier had
better confne itself to Kentucky politics.
The Democracy of Nashville fred salute
last night in honor of Gen. Walker and his
brave companions, on the victory of Rivas.-
Union and american Of Sunday.
The democracy" Of Nashville fred sa-
Lutte in honor of Gen. Walker the ode
mocracy," whose administration, in opposi-
tion to the former true policy of the gov
ernment, turned its back upon the Walker
government, and refused to receive its
minister-whose shabby treatment Of Walk
er has done more to injure and leopard his
triumph than all the combined efforts Of
his open enemies ! All, neighbor, you are
carrying your joke too far 1t would be
more commendable in you, instead of hoax
ing your readers, to apply the lash to the
administration, and try TO arouse it to a
proper estimation of the Nicaragua move
ment, and tae intermeddling Of John Bull
in American affairs.
That salute Saturday night was not, as
you must admit, in honor Of the victory
Of Rivas,D but Of the election Of RiVes as
magistrate-quite q different affair !
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06

PAEKER II. FRKSoH The recent statement
that there had been a Misunderstanding be-
tween Gen. WALKER aud his late Minister 10
The United States, must have been erroneous.
French was In New Orleans on the 2sth ult,
and made speech on EiearaguAn affairs, In
which the Picoyuas says she spoke in glowing
terms Of praise Of Gen. Walker, NIearagaa,
and their future destinies.a
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BARGAINS IN HON s.

w r will offer for sale Saturday, the 9th of
w Nay, inst. in front OF the Court House Lot IN
Nashville the following desirable real estate:
BEAUTIFUL LOTS fronting College st the former
sight Of the South Nashville Furniture Factory in the Sth
Ward
LOTS, Nos IA and rs, in Lanier's Plan fronting each
IS feet Carroll st. aad running back ia feet alley
corner lot.
LOT fronting 81 feet Market ST. and running back
1ss feet part Of the Erwin lots and nearly opposite VIM
A. Davis residence.
I6 LOIS on Market and College sts, near the Tenn
Alabama R. Depot, the South Nashville school, and the
grounds Of Dr. W. Hail. the Southport Of the Nelson
property.
10 LOTS, from TO Acres each, the Buena Vista
Turnpike miles north Of the city; portion Of which
heavily imbered and the Buena Vista Springs. For
more paricu ar description bills.
TERMS easy, credits Hberal-to made known day Of
sale NANCE 4 WOODWARD.
f. r GLAscoCK, Auctoneer. may6-2E
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ND~EG~.

D00KS for subscription to the stock Of the McGavock
ID Land Building and Loan Association, will be opened
and the 9Th day of May 1856 the Office Of the Ten
Marine and Fire Insurance Company and at the
Bookstore Of W. T. Berry Co, and will be kept open till
Five Thousand Shares said Stock subscribed for after
which the subscription will be equazed by the Commission
ers By order of the Commissioners. may5-n
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06

R. C. McNAIRY & co.
A Re NOW IN RECEIPT OF THE LARGEST STOCK OF
~ Foreign and Domestic
D r Y G. Q Q . S
they have offered the trade and receiving
every day, BY Express something new and nice.
Dress Goods.
FIounced silks in great variety;
Rich cheae striped silks, in great variety;
Extra heavy black silks. all widths;
Mourning silks, very handsome;
Founeed Barsges, plain Figured AMI Chenille;
Printed great variety;
Plain all oolors and prices;
Founced organdies, grea, variety.
Printed Maslns from 1873 to Is cents the largest lot ever
offered In this market
House Furnishing Goods.
Ia. 1874. and ia Linen sheetings;
Pillow Linen, all widths;
Toselings Of every description;
Damask Table Covers, all sizes:
Table Dams.k. BY the yard, all qualities;
Napkins, all qualities and sizes;
Turkish Quilts. Blue and Pink borders;
haTselles Quilts, al sizes;
Table and Piano Covers all sizes
Iush Linens, all qualities, heavy and light,
Cotton SheetinFs, in all widths
White Goods.
Jscone. Muslins and Cambrics;
swiss hS'ln'' plain, striped checked and snSd
skirtings in al kinis-Dlmity India Twill Figured
Robes &C. &C.
Lace Goods and EmbrOideries.
Val and Mates Sets; French Muslin Sets;
Lace and Muslin Collars, great variety;
Moarning Collars, separate and IN sets.
Jseonet ard Swiss Bands and FiOunces;
~. Embroidered and Point applique Cares;
Val Lares and Tns-rtinEs. al widths;
Shirt Frents enhd and plaE.
Curtain Goods.
An eosors ofsAfin Wool and C0itsn Ds.aSk;
Gi-nrs TSons Cords. a. 70 match.
Fi@gant Lace ard Musin Curtains,
cornier, AL widths and prices.
Wrappings,
In al qualities 81 ies and prices. from a. 10 tleo.
Boys Clothing.
AT desorfntious % Gocda n ths Ine;
Also, ciOths. C'ssimerss and Tesiirgs Tor men,
Staple Goods.
wshave unusually large sek q Dossiies IN al vdhs
heachrd uuhsachrd. plaid and striped Also large
stock Extra Heavy Sc d fuT Servants Msn Women.
sitk Prsnfs. Ginxharas. Hosi1ry, Ac-, A.
All Of which oil szl on The most hb1rss tarms.
Hayt-
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FOR PAnUCAH. CAIRO AND MEMPHIs.

TTNHE Regular United States Mail o1r~sn -
Il Passenger Packet, JOHN SNIP N9tslBHa j
S0N,W T. YRATMAS, Master, will leave go
for the above all intermediate ports WEDNESDAY the
7th inst, at II O'Clock, For freight passage apply
on board or TO A. l.. DAVIS, Agent,
may6-2t At u. s. Mail Packet Office
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06
Dissolution.

TI'HE Partnership between Enbry Eichbaum Brown, is
this day dissolved by mutual Insent. d. EmbTy is
horised settle the business Of the Firm also, Of Emby
& Eichbauul B. EMBRY,
y II. EICHBAUM,
may6-1w JAMES I. BROWN.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06

n GASES quarts 5 do. pints do. OF. Warranted
~ Caussis manufacture. Just lived and for sale by
mayo BENZ +. SHIELDS, Agent.
FINE BOURBON WHIsKY-(Full PrOof)
ON BBLs just received and for sale (under the market
~ to closet by BENZ. =. SHIELDS,
may6 No. AZ Pubic Square.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06
Letter from Rev. j. T.. Chapman In
Reply 10 James M. Davidson.
To the Editors of the NashgilEe Patriot:
(ooNoLUDED.)


The superficial reader may conclude that / am
little too severe, but those who understand the
philosophy of throwing stones instead of grass.
will at once endorse the wisdom and justice Of my
policy. The Bolivar Democrat, acting on the same
principle, thus dashes contempt at the contemplate
position of Mr.. Dsviison 'In the last Presidential
canvass he traversed The State, and made most
eloquen: speeches in favor of the anti-Democratic
candidate, and against Democracy; this he had a
right to do we de no objection then, nor win
we make any now, provided always he will con6ne
himself to the same side of the question. But
when Mr.. Davidson sets himself up as an ad
vocate Of Democratic principles, the idea is per-
fectIy ridiculous. II our opponents have any fur.
Their use for Mr.. Davidson, they more than
welcome to him, but if understand him prop.
erly, and we believe we do, the Democracy in this
section have no use for him, nor shall Mr.. David
son, with our consent, be permitted to enter the
portals Of our political church" Kick him again,
and perhaps his Irish manhood may so recover
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06
The Rev. DR.. Baird1s

LEMON SYRUP BY THE CASE.
FINE ARTICLE at loo price, just received and for
n sale by BENZ \. SHIELDS,
mayo Agent for the South.
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a. 2. q a. n. hEAlA
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-06

- s..s< 49, Is -, ana unasr 50 b.zs. - aaxs
~ -rtll,r. ever 50 hsss aoa1As oz AeQre1ed Neeea
- 4. - = n ctr haaks- " y eohDOe o..
ss..sf Axaata IS Esnas1sss nsashctarsrs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16
cttp ana State aHattS.

yarxr VERNON AssocIarIoS.-wea pleased To learn
an Auxiliary Mount Vernon Association has been formed
his CITY, and that the ladies forming eNertlng them
i've. in behalf of the noble object had In view We heartily
,end and their praiscworly enterprise
ana The Musical Association have kindly volunteered
m Concert for the benefit Of the Society the 22d inst,
laen fxed upon the time We also learn that
- suitable to the occasion will be delivered the
oc by sam oarlandr The interesting exercises of
he OCCASION will no doubt large audience.
rtrF occurred In the part this city yesterday
rowing the smoke house of Jennings together it'll
entity Of We did learn the extent of the loss
rtprR l. PRIcuAIp for several years pastor Dap
church at Lynchburg having accepted PASTORS care of
n First Baptist church. Wilmington, n c. and
y his correspondents requested addr IS their let
TO him that place We regret to lose Elder from our
~ in which he has rendered good service both at Danye
Iynchburg North Carolina showcver his native State
the position he occupies of the most important
The sato and hope that his abors there may album
| ,,otly bessed-Reiisi ions Herald
rrpsnrua ArrArRs-The Petersburg papors of Wesne.
- nave the following.
psen TO Miss J. TysoaThe amateur performers at tho
Rpet the Poor and the committee who arranged the
AT have presented Miss Tyson Of the Richmond Thea
ara with splendid set ojewelry in testimony of their appre
station her performance the OCCASION their private
regard
p,of " Tyler ofNew York lectured in Petersburg W ed
r.,lay night on Geology
xoRroIK AND PoRTsMoUTH.The Argus of Yesterday re.
the case of an old bureau which was the properly of
r widow being sent to auction, and of the
m oneued $50 in gold found in The money WAS re-
ed TO who was ignorant of its existence hay
Inc been placed there by the family died during
the epidemic
pey Levi NJ Carton of North Carolina, has accepted the
harce of Court street Baptist Church. in Portsmouth
rho Americans the I'd Congressional District in meeting
. portsmouth, nominated John w. Andrews as delegate 10
the philadelphia convention
Nm JAMES HARGRovE has been tried and acquitted for
.,oo,;ne at Hector Davis in Richmond.
Jogy EsrEN COOKE Eso.-The Southern Literary Messen-
er for February letter has recently
al John Esten Cooke Esq., of Richmond the gifted author
If THE virginia Comedians &c, by Mr. Aphonse DUR
Of the most eminent publishers in Leipsc requesting
bozation edition of his works for continental crcu
ation
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16
FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.

The mails by the Northern Light with dates
from san Francisco To the 22d January. came to
hand at late hour last night We mako the
following summary:
The Legislature assembled on the Sth inst and
elected American officers
The question of the L. S. senator created
muoh excitement in political circles During the
hrst week OF the session Tx Cox. Foote Withdrew
ana the next day entered the field again. Hon.
H. A Crabb also withdrew on the lith to har-
monte the American party. The Democrats
only lack two votes of having majority in the
Senate.
The mines continue to yield their regular sup
ply which, eagbles capitalists to ship about 81
100000 per month
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

anoe "i the war until every hostile Indian subdu-
co. ana lasting peace acquired so that treaty
s'paaions would in NIL time be observed.
The steamer Oregon. from Panama, with tho
'th regiment OF United States infantry. arrived
al san Francisco ON the 18th Of january and left
that port on the 10th for Oregon
The steamer Golden Age, arrived at San
Francisco On the 10Th. with the remainder If the
troops Tor Oregon, these also left on the 10th for
their destinations
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16
M ARRItiO

In Farmyle the 9TH instant by the Rev. Mr. Hay Mr.
GEORGE w FowLBEs. TO Miss MATTE JANE MILLER only
daughter John " Miller all of Prince Edwa ard
In Lynchburg the 9TH instant by the Rev Nh Head Mr.
Jouy ID CRENsHAw of Prince Edw ard county, Miss
LINE LOUISA BROWN eldest daughter of Col VIM. b. Brown
Of Lynchburg
On 9th February by the Rev s Kepler Rector Of
St Johns Church, Mr. BENZ. w. BLANroS, OF Cnmber
land Miss VIRGINIA l.. WICKER, of the city Of
Richmond daughter of the late Col Francis Wicker.
On the 9th instant by the Rev. Mr. Hay Mr. ADRIAN JENK
ms Miss MARTHA F. PERKINsoS daughter of Mr. Thomas
\ Parkinson, all of Farmvile, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16
ARRIVALS AT THE
Washi 4 ton IlOmse-Il Sncasi 4 20. u

FEB l5-J Dnwidde W Terrence j T Burton Campbell;
Robinson A Irvine Bedford Jones' Brookneal; II
Graves Col Boyd, Smith RUSSELL 7 b Rice, $ r Il;
Robertson, Petersburg; II II Richie, Tenn u Edmond
son, Noel Montgomery G Young Monroe; W Hix,
Amherst Z Dowel, Appomattox; J NJ Pegrew, & I L;
j Knzer, Fincaste; Haywood, Buchanan; W Greer,
uaski; Pettgrew, Rockbridge Spindle CulpepcI;
u Ward, Ptsylvania; w Carlton, Va J Mitchell,
viiehells Mill
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16
FUNERAL NOTICE.

fhe ubers OF Abner topton Division, No. S. Sons of
Temperance Will meet their Hall to morrow Sunday
nrrnina quarter beior o'clock attend the funeral of
g. ur late brother SAMPSON DICCCIn
The members of Polctou Division No, % requested
T. J. If. y It'll
~ orler of tie W. r.. s. ID. BATES. r. s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16
cEvmoUn,. BROAD CAST GRAIN Ann

&EyMOURs BROAD CAST GRAIN AND
- GTANO SOWEI.-We confidently recommend this Ma
Having but little machinery, II is durable
easily kept order and regularly any quantity
Grain or Guano desired Frank Ruin, ESD. Editor Of
Southern Planter, thus comments on 1t
perfectly convinced of its value in efcien
working capacity cheapncss durability
sue,n that do hesitate to recommend to the public
ming which it is known do not often venture
Again house orks the machine with perefect
breadth of ten feet fast horse walk aud
carrying bushels at time does not require
pages necessary by who seeds hy hand The
seeding entirely Independent of the wind done
well during very high Winds which prevailed most
the during calm, because the seed delivered
close ground We only recommend the machine
every farmer but urge them it, not
MIR scyInours account who Is nothing but their own
THOS BRANCH SONS,
son Sol Petersburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

drriral Of Governor Shannon.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l4.-Governor Shannon, of
Kansas, has arrived in this citv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

The Nem Jersey Air Line Railroad.
TRENTON, n j., Feb. l3.-Ths Air Line Rail.
road bill was lost in the House to-day by vote
of % to 40.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16
FUNERAL NOTICE,

a lar9 services of the late SAMPSON DUGUID will take
u Sunday morning. o'clock at 4th Street
thad> ehnth His friends and the public invited
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16
Von GAN NY WATCMYE Ss,o 5EwEsx'


retail variety and style, at low A
prices by calling N0wLANS, sign of the Ea RA&e
gle No "a, Sycamore. street Petersburg Va, where
you He has just retirned from the Nof-
and Importers with the sarges ana most
Watches Jewelry Silver Ware ana
ever offered in Would be better
far Won to call and magncedt Stock and save at
least 90 Der all his Goods for cash and can sell
them At the regular prices for the same quality
Of Goods You also have Watches and Jewe re-
in the best short notice. and Always 81
he and fashionable Goods In exchange yeuf
s,rset Petsrsburr Va = 90 THOMAS HoVLAN
spe9 frl..-sr -slgt4 bses5sf p
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16
The Kansas DiEcuIiv.

WASHINGTON, Feb l3 Information has been
received this evening by the admins ration that
represents tho danger Of civil war in Kansas us
more imminent thanis generally supposed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

H ROBERT Vt. FATKIIk, MANUFNI VHFIt 7 hest
been thoroughly tested in various nres
and other cities and NOT ONE has ever failed 10
5 contents IN the most satisfactory manner
Increase the security against burglars the Manu-
has secured the exclusive right for the city and
New York of GoFFlN's PATENT DEFIANCE Lock and
PATENT CkosEAB which warranted by the Patentee 10
proof against every known mode of operation adopted
the most skfnl pick locks.
Each Safe provided VITA Collins Paten, Powder Channel
all sizes suitable for Banks, Merchants Jewellers
Record Offices &c and Plate Chests for private families fur
the Manufacturers prices hich from $50 10
$3.50 H. G. HARDY q co, Agents.
70 L pnyYnlls InInl pntnrShnrN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

to short notice. variety of Plain Fancy
Ornamental BOOK and JOB PRINTING greatly reduced
prices Our facilities for doing fine work being daily
creased by the receipt the latest styles Types Borders
Cuts the best Founlros in the North would
respectfully inform friends and the public generally
they their orders printing filed
prices charged other
south of Baltimore.
i Jobs printed in color in the finest style the
warranted to give satisfaction.
CARDS CARDS - GARDSlli Printed a wifi
Yankee Press at extraordinarily cheap Zoe OTIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

+ W. are authorized to announce JOHN II. CoNLEY
candidate tx ofie. Sheriff Campbell county
'h-dinE t1e'tlHn jan 30dGctdes
3 We are authorized to announce Capt GEORGE W.
lhh candidate tor the sherifalty of Campbell
Election the I'D OF May. jan "A decide
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16
fIEKRING,s PATENT CmAMPION FINN

~ We are authorised to announce BOOKER F. SMITH
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Campbell
ensuing election. jan "a d8ct22d may
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

Is this iav dissolved by mutual The name Of
tne concern either partner closing the bust
ness rhor he found at the counting
rom of the old stand occupied hy A. Rucker where
they viii b. pleased their creditors and debtors call
and .o,tla thair ,,cornts AMBROSE -. RtGKER,
JANUARY lSt, l-i6 Lou - w Ni>bb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16
E1srdct trom Norfolk. Paper.

ADAMS SArEOncof lorrngs celebrated re proof Safes
Express ONCE when the building burned
cets II remained buried in the rubbish until
Thursday when II taken out The fire the occasion
alluded the forcost and when the
found after lapse of y days II surrounded
by embers glowing brightly When opened the papers and
other contained oun to be sound and
ally good condition thus aordnR another proof of the
cnrtv superiority these The alluded
be seen the Messrs Rowland Bros, who
agents makers shows clearly the evidences Of
n ncombustble qualities when its exterior
the burning furnace that roared around H. and
amid embrs garcd for hours days and
weeks
Horriugs Patent Champion Fire proof Safes with Halls
Patent Powder proof Locks for sale by
= e. HERRING & co,
Nos 1876. la7, l3l Water street n y,
j. II THOMPSON q co, Agents,
f. Gd2m Lynchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16
CERTIFICATE.

NORFOLK, VA. January II, ls1d.
BY request Messrp Rowland Bros this day attend
ed the opening OF of erroRs Patent proof Safes
which the fire OF December belonging 10 Messrs Ad
Co.'S press and found the papers and contents In a
perfect preservation in opinion
could be had large fonr story building entirely
and safe remained the whole time surrounded
by aud subject Intense heat for forty days before dug
from the ruins,
Signed GEO l. ANDERSON, c. HALL,
WM. u, REY NOLDS, A. h MCLEAN,
MILES DAVIS, ". W. JACOBS
Am fully satisfied with the manner in which the above men
toned Safe presory ed It's contents A. A GoMDEkf,
Agent Adams & Coz Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16
NEW NONCERN.-Thc undersigned hnvimu

NEW GONCERN.-Tbc undersigned hnvina
~ this entered into coartncrshp under the style and
NJ HOLLINS co. for the purpose of trnnsactng
Grocery Commission business have taken the
Gently occupied by Mr. John lions where they will be
pleased their friends and the public generally
MARTIN HOILINS
JAMES w BURCH.
GEORGE H. BURCH.
The rib, La sold his stock Goods NJ. Hohns
Co, womb most cheerfnly I'D them to his friends
and patrons. JOHN lOLLlNH.
JANUARY Is lian SdAetsy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

- nods in days all pcrsons noeUCd tIlne 10 UUsh
Armstead Louis l.. Armsead will very much oblge me
by c. ming forward and paying their LITTLE BILLS
- Master Henry NJ Williamson has full authority to col
lect any of said bills. -.
70 I4d,c4n LOUIS l.. ARMISTEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

ERR1NG'S PATENT CHAMPION FIRE
- AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.--rhe great interest
manifested by the public to procure perfect security from
IRE for valuable papers such Bonds Mortgages Deeds
Notes. and Books of Account than the ordinary hereto
fore in Use had afforded induced the subscribers devote
portion OF time and during past
making improvements and discoveries this object
and they beg leave their
the public generally that their have crowned with
complete and offer the IMPROVE HERRINGs
PATENT WORLDS FAIR PREMIUM FIRE PROOF SAFE the
CHAMPION SAFE OF THE WORLD, having been award
ed Medals both the Worlds Fair London lr5l and in New
ali others undoubtedly
entitled that appelation and secured with HALLS PATENT
PONDER PROOF LOCKS, (Which also awarded Medals
aboye the perfect Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
before offered the public
The subscribers also manufacture all kinds of Boiler and
Chilled Bank Chests and Vaults Vault Doors, and Money
HoXes Chests for Brokers Jewellers and Private Families
Plate Diamonds other vauables and also Patent
(by purchase of JONES PATENT PER
MUTATION BANK LOCK.
SILAS G. HERRING & co, Pateniees,
Green Block. Nos 1876, 1877 and 49, Water St. New York
Agents in I.ynchburg, Va,
Il lid2m j. ii. THOMPSON 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16
NOTICE.-MiIiincry and Fancy

ESlANoW r iarsrnnI yim nnrnhaesd s3 g
4$R F. Henings entire stock Of Goods and taken ENS
w formerly occupied by him, would-~-
respectfully the liberal patronage Of the former
friends and the public at large ard do pledge
themselves do all in their to give satisfaction 10 all
those who may with call We expect to keep
the uf goods that has always been kept by
predecessor and will endcsvour in particular TO
keep up the former reputation of the house
All orders the country will be promptly attended
j, MATTHIAS * 90.