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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-05-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
administration with The will annexed upon
g estate OF John Bitner, late of Locust twp.
Columbia county deceased, have been grant
ed 10 The undersigned residing also in Locust
township. All persons knowing themselves
indebted TO the said estate are requested to
make payment withou, delay, and those who
have claims against the decedenl to present
them for settlement 10
MARY BITNER,
PETER BITNER,
Adm'rs, ioih The wiH ANNEXED
Locust township, April 8, 1866.
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New arrival of Spring g. Summer Goods

DAVID LCWEN EEG
INVITES
doors above the American House,
and boys including
FASIEI0NAi3Lts IDlgisSS W@ATSs
ntsofa
aud figure Shirts stocks cellars
and fancy articles - '
N B. He will also
ALI clothing of
Bloomsbury, ].
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HlHIBET SHAWLS with silk fringe, a
IL fine lot just received and for sale by
A c. MENSCH.
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q Beef hes fallen In the New York mar,
ksi This wesk-ten per cent in the price.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
ID EMAlNlNGin in The Post Office a, Blooms
L burg, May 10Th, 1856.
Blessing Valentine 2 MILLER Joseph X.
Butler Eliza Padop Mary Ann
Cook Joseph Mrs. Pifer George
Christian Rebecca A. Partridge ]. A.
Culber Ann .IRathbouse C.
Demsey John D. Schuyler Jacob
Downey daniel Shelton Conrad
Edgar William Street George 2
Edwards Elizabeth Thomas Daniel D.
Garrett Levi Thomas Levi
Gilbert Joseph lUhl Francis
G'llaspie c. A. Unanys, f..
Johnston Elvlna Woodward
Milhaten John Ivey William Shin.
N. b B-Persons cnllIng ior the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
PHILIP UNANGST, p. M.
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An appeal will be held a, the Commits
sioners' Office, in 'Bloomsburg, on Mon
day the l6 day of June, 1856, next, for
all who may think themselves aggrieved
by the foregoing appraisment and classi-
fication.
The license must be paid to the Coun.
ty Treasurer on or before the 4,h day of
July and no appeal will be held after the
above date, M 5t,,s-
.e RICHARD STILES,
/ Mercantile Appraiser.
Benton. May Ie, 1855.
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CroDs anil pr0pisiOUs at Bdrb1dOes

A letter dated Barbados. April 18th says:
The weather continues dry and the wind
strong enough to work the sugar mills, so that
good progress is made with the crop. Upwards
of one half of it ha- been reaped, and $1,000 hhdS
shipped Business is active in imports well
as exports Several vessels have arrived lately
with flour, meal, and other provisions from the
States, and demand for sugar for the States has
also lately arisen. which has served to raise the
price from S4 to "a so.
.The brig Echo arrived on the 4th from Bal
timore The following are the only vessels load
ing for the States. Briggs China. for Batim iore;
w. Beaumont, for New York, and schr. Sc xon,
for do
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Ro,c Among the Doctors at Cincinnati.

ROtc dmong the Doctors at Cincinnati.
A difficulty has for some time existed between
members of the faculty of the Eclectic College at
Cincinnati, and it seems that the question of the
possession of the college building one of the
main points in dispute. DIR. Buchanan heads the
party in possession, and Dir. Newton occupies n
similar position in the party opposing. Things
have been working for some tine,and on Thurs
day night they arrived at head. We copy
from the Columbian an account Of the ''war:'
About nine o'clock on Tuesday NJ ght,the New
ton party discovered that back door of the Col
lege edhce had been left unlocked. and half
dozen of them entered it and took possession of
the building. posting themselves Oh the stairs
The other party in greater numbers took up their
position below, pistols and knives were exhibited
the Newtons threatening fatal cons equences, to
any who should attempt to dislodgr them.
Thus drawn up, the helligerents remained
through the night. Soon after three O'Clock
small cannon wa. brought upon tho ground, but
their possession were about to take it up stairs
Throughout the day the two parties retained their
positions, aud declared they would never give
them mp.
On calling at the College at eleven O'Clock last
night we found the Newtonion part. in possessi II
of the edifice. The other side had Withdrawn,
and the doars were barred behind them. For the
present al east,the assailing patty are triumph
ant. The buchanan party claim tina the key OF
the back door was. sometime since, obtained from
the negro janitor by the assaling pa rty; the 9th
ers then had new lock put upon the door; which,
say they, The Newton party broke as well as
that on the front door by violence.
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OBITUARY.

Died on the 2sth March, Mrs JANE C., wife of VIM G.
Robertson, ESQ., (for merchant at Mt Horeb
Nelson in the Both her She died in the
Of father John Miller Esq, of Rockingham county TO
whom she had been a dufnl and afeconate daughter
1t has few suffer than the subject of
thsnoce years though young she has been af
ficted a,tery disease became complcaed-havng
at Infammatory Rheumatism Asthma, Paralysis and
Dropsy language inadequate describe her suf
ferng nor an Imagination the slightest conception
of them Sustained by her Heavenly Father she bore
der her with much fortude and death with entire
composure make dying bed soft downv
pillows are To her painful TO be separated from her
afeetonae husband father and Interesting chldrenour
number-yet 1t Gods will, and she murmured not In
the various relations of life she had few snpcrior AS daugh
ter respectful and kind wife, devoted and rue mother
warm in her attachments firm and decided TO know her
love her She had many relatives and friends these
the intelligence of her deatt will bring sorrow many tears
will be shed; for she of the best and nobles
'FY'Rcpublican please
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South Carolina Democratic Conpenti0

COLUMBIA S. c.. May }.-The State Conven-
ton to consider the propriety of eecting dele
gates to the Cincinnati Convention. met here
this evening Hon. +. NJ P!ckens chosen
President. He spoke IN favor of appointing del
egates. The convention adjourned uu til Tues
day
SECOND DISPATCH.
COLUMBIA, $. c.. May 6,-rhe Convention re-
assembled to day.
Hon VIM. l.. Orr addressed it in favor of
sending representation 10 the Cincinnati Con
vention.
On motion, delegates were appointed TO tae
Convention.
Resolutions were adopted sustaining the doc
trine of State Rights; re affirming the principles
contained in the Georgia platform and endorsing
President Pierce a. the first choice of the Con
vention for the nomination.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08
Ihe NORTH CntoLinn Dnfl.

oor petersburg correspondent yesterday men
I, Toned a ouel whoh took place nj Fair Bluff. s.
T., on Saturday last, between DR. w. & VIII.
kings and j. Flanner, Esq. both of Wilmington,
N & The cause ofquarrel was some remark 5
made by DIR. w. in reference to the American
commissioners of Wilmington, at which Mr.. +.
took offence. and denounced DR.. w. in n public
card OF personal nature. This brought a cha.
ienge from Dr. w. The parties left for Fair
BLUM 5, u on Friday, and on saturday morning
repaired to the fatal grounds. AT the third fire
DIR. w. received ball throu oh The right lnpp.
which was fatal Mr.. Flanrer returned to vii.
mngton. On Monday the remains of the un.
fortunate gentleman were, inferred in Oakdae
Cemetery, Wilmington, and were attended to
their final resting place by tho largest concourse
that was ever seen in that city. The deceased
was 80 years of age, and wa highly popular among
his political and personal fri ends.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08
From the Correspondence ofthe Richmond Wing.
VIRGINIA HOUSE SrAuNroN.
Monday nj yht, Nav 5, 1856.

- "UHuHy hIghI' Nay D, Io0O
The arrivals at this popular Hotel to. day have
been numerous and give promise of u well at
tended and enthusiastic convention. At the
other Hotels, and at private houses, are to be
found "A number of delel gates. The number has
increased by corners from different quarters, since
we reached here by the Eastern Train this after.
noon. Gentlemen arc in attendance from the
shores or the Atlantic, beyond the Bay. from the
extreme Southwestabcus Abingdon, from Wheel
ing, in the far Northwest. and from yariou inter
mediate points
With regard to the election of Fillmore there
seems to be- among the representatives of pub
lie sentiment from various parts of the State now
assembled here. a comm Oh feeling of admiration
and confidence rs regards the man, and of anxious
de sire for his success
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

AshlNGfnN, May 6th.-House The iloa-c
passed III" bill making the appropriation for the
consular aud diplomatic expenses.
Mr.. Bennett, of New Ip,k. from the Commit
Zee on Public Lands. reported, bill granting nj
'ernafe sections at land in Iowa. in ail of the rail
roads now constructing there.
a motion TO table the bill was lost-ayes
ID. noes %
The House adjourned without action on Mr..
B"nnetts bill.
SENATE There was nothing of Importance
hansacted in the Senate to-day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08
Queen DicfOriH CO,uinp- TO 4mpricd


The London cores pondent of the Toronto
Globe states that report isqute current in Eng
land To the OBJECT that the Queen has some thought
OF paying vist,during the commng summer, to
her loyal province of Canada SO far has the ru-
NOR gained ground that several of the London
newspapers are discussing the propriety of the
step.nnd advising the Que en- to make the journey
by all means
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08
Sentence ola Court Martial.

Capt Jebez C. Rich, of the United States Ma,
rne Corps who was recently tried by court
martial at the Charleston Navy Yard. has been
sentenced to be dismissed from the service. The
President approved of the finding OF the &C curt
but he subsequently RENTED it to two M 'nths
suspension without pay. The whole matte r ct
affront was the employment by Capt. Rich of a
washerwonan who was obnoxious to another Off
cer.-- Boston Star.
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Nen ,yerseU Democr1Iic GOupeutiOn.

TRENTON. n. j. May 6.-The State Democrat
c Convention assembled here day & appoint
ed delegates to the Cincinnati Convention. Res
olutons passed insructng the delegates
to vote for Buchanan denouucing Know Moth
ngsm and endorsing the Na.annl Administra-
traion and principles of the Kansas Nebraska
not
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Mr. Buchanan will, on
Thursday next. receive the committee appointed
by the Pennsylvania Democratic Convention. to
inform him Of its expressed preference for him as
the nominee Of the Cincinnati Convention He
will leave Lancaster, Pa, on Friday, for Balti.
more and be in Washingco con on Saturday or Mon
day. ParIors have beer engaged for him at the
National Hotel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

Mr.. EvERErT.--ThiS gentleman hns declined
an invitation of the ladies of New Orleans to lee
ture in that city this spring, it is moi certain
yet, in consequence Of his engagements in the
West, that he can revisit any portion Of the
South before the warm weather sets in. AT any
rate he cannot go further South thnn savannah.
but will visit New Orleans ind lecture next year
If nossible.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08
Repuaidte0n IN New Hampshire.

PLYMOUTH, May 6-The American State
Council of New Hampshire, oday unanimously
passed strong American aud anti Nebraska rcso-
lutlons, and endorsed the cturs of the n. IIamp-
shire delegates. in seeding from the nomination
of Fillmore and Donelson, at the Philadelphia
Convention 1t elected delegates Ia the Free
Soil American Convention, which meets in y. Y.
June 18th.
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The New Orleans Meeting in Aid Of General
UaIk.r.

BAITIMoRE May 5, 1856.
New Orleans papers Of Tuesday last contain
Mr.. Soule's speech on Central American affairs,
in which Mr.. 5. pledg' ID his honor that the Mic
araguan government would be acknowledged by
our own, and he proie ed to know that such
would be the fact ii proposed TO raise loan
for Walker. Parker H. French subsequently
snnkn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08
ARRIVALS AT THE
WnsI,i,, uto,. Ilnuse- Suend & Clark. nrOus.

May7-Thos w Rosser Campbell; G Clayton, Bedford;
Geo Mathews Pitts; w II Davis Henry; w Clark Pitts
Jas Dcyer,e Salem; Geo Bushody, Boteouri; Iandon
Amherst. .Jmo c Tanner Buckingham; Chas Holcombe,
ambbe WIN Xix and lady, Miss Melton, Amherst Lewis
Booker Franklin; w Carvel Petersburg II Dhrel I {
Harris Richmond Neal Tnioni Il Davis, Gloucester;
J Yason, Bath; Hurt, Jno Bell, Bedford
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08
PbjIdeIDbia Municipdi Eiec ton.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9. 2P. M.-The election
for city officers is progressing quietly Th wea-
Their is beautiful and large vote twill be slst.-
The imp pssion.is, that the Democratic tieket
will be successful.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

MI For Hnc ht nhl nncon 20 The hIRrs tiIdof Without
reserve, saturday, the 2ith Inst, THREE LOTS
with atcfy framed House each, IN the vicinity
John oslVa situated 9th alley ahd 10th street
Also lot Nheh there Is Carpenters shop aud Stable
fronting 10Th ST. Get and Immediately adjoining the above
mentioned lots Tina property Ia wollworh the attention OF
purchasers
Trmsrcn Mt Of the purchase In cash; the
residue In and - months with iuetes thereon from the
day s,e the pun haser To- give his notes, well endorsed
therefor and title retained until all the purchase money Ia
paid EDWARD II. MccLEES'
a
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Death off,. G. Percip1i, the Poet.

CHICAGO, May D. I S56.
J. G. Perciva the poet and State geo sogist,
died at Hazelgreen. in this State, on Frida " last
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

pursuance of the PROV lons of deoda Of
cuted by Isaac otcl deed IN his life time, to Thomas A
ucombe aud myh IT, the bearing date the Goth day,
al August s aud The other bearing date the 18th day
June 1888 aud both duly at record In the County Court oi
tunpbol ahall surviving trustee tho 3st day al MnN
lrd NJ the Market nusr In the city p tynchbug oxpnso
sale by public auction for cash number Of tho val
nahe slaves in said deeds rhn title The ala
which VIII he sold h achieved bo good acting merely
trustee Will onN 10 The purchasers such tlo s
vested In me by the aid deeds OF trust
tUlSWELi bABNEY.
n.llI Il ..I.a lualI .nu MN. IL IanIu.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

sMPOHTEB, " belle.
SALE AND RETAIL
DEALER In AMsHJeAs
iaPohTgD GUNS AND
RIFLES Fo~ing and Fish
- Faf ing rss ME- table and ksf
>----<zzz<z-z - Cutlery Walking Canes.
u MI pny,e NJ ME. pc,eysson Cus Gunpowdef. Patent
Shot, Balls, fewdr FlaEks Pouches and beIls i''a
Nipples and wfanshta, Washing Rafs and iiet-.s
thains aud Collars Gun saEers Materials &c, &c ~
NDLNERS aud FIVE SHOOT EnS ut mannfneiurc.s pr
10 The trade. T. sCTHEkLANi'
Nh III Main street opposite Eagle square hiehfnohh "
DIPLOMA
oF TnF FfRsT class " ~ AWARDED ~ TIVE sikolbA
mfeHssItsfSsT1fHfr Fos fifK roNo1IoH sft
NFsHASIe Arts -
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND. OF RICHMOND, Nlkt n.
rnr II GUNS PISTOLS asa RIFLES. exhibited ~
Tho Exhibition Ares If American Manufacture hed IN
tha Gus OF Richmond on the 18th aay Il Nov, nd
JANrsw LtwELIts, j H. Bf'Nis,
Secretary. Pr4shenf-
al Ia "
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

u, - ~ lAlAA WORTH at Ready Made
SDOsUUU CLOTHING, at ontArLY RsDtenp
rIcr made expressly for and warranted second TO
Ia United State. point Of workmanship and finish
enteman Visiting Petersburg would do well to give me
n they wish superior clothing My assortment Of Cloths,
Aasimeroa Nesnps selected with Eseat care, and
get them direct from tho nporiers thereby saVipg the per
tho jobbrr All orders for goods In tho tailoring
department warranted to 1T, sale and suits
the workmcu IN the State Please call NJ
Merchant Tailoring aud Ready Made Clothing Iinnsc ~
~ ramorc street, Petersburg THoS. W RofsTON,
nj
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AYERS PILLS, Fer al, IN.

# u ffsHtAH IHfEiftAn
whi,h eanld b. rslisd AID
was perfectly safe ia operation tbs hnH
W aeen prepared TO usvt that dentand atai
IN ess1, extensive nisl OF is sttnes haa
4C~eExatN dasi, eIa shown with what sarcess It
nmt lzhrf ths pnfpase d,aanc II Is
easy to MAKE lssiai rbut not easy "a MAKE tie bot
II all rasnuo which would have ~ the objections hui
MI the advantages Of every oihtr Ft hos hcn attempted
here ana WIN whaf snafs would respectfully seehdi ="
the puhle decision t unfortunate tht patient
hhherta thht almost ,vea pnrgaf' medtne arihoaona
and Irritating tp the teae+ 1hsis not Many hem lne
dueso nue. Rrn aiu aud rcsnsan in tn s1stom ns IL
moic tlAn ceacf balance tln gn n hh derived rom thVm
These rus produce irritation pam. unless II arisn from
previously existing obstruction defanE meut N he bow
els beng purify vegetable uu hatm ean m'Ne nom IN
In quantity hui Is hrer that any m,,ei1t shuuld
he taken lule"usy Manufactures lions hr theif use IN tho
several diseases L. NbHh they appnhe are given On tie
box Among The complaints which have heen speedily cured
by them We mention Liver Complaint In all It's various rs
Of Jaundico ledi Snn Langour and ioss Of Appetite ist
lessness ltah, Rhous Headache hiheus FeVrr frNer
aud Aguc Pan ia thc side and ions Tor Ia truth all these
are but the consequences o discussed action at the liver A
anapeilenl they Hard prompt aud sure roet Ia sos.e@s
lcs Nhole bSsenory uumors Scroula aud ScnrvN 'ods
with soreness Ut III" bey Ulcers and mi uriy Of the blood
In short any aud every whera pntgaNe hteIufed
Tho have also produced sngusry successful cures In
Rhenmaiism Gout Drosy Gravel Eyspoles Palriaon ~
the Heart fansn the Back stomach and Side they should
be eey TAKEN In tho spring of the year t. purity the blood
and prepare the system for the change Of Seasons An oe
casona dose stimulates the stomach Into healthy action and
restores ihe appetite and vgnr They purify tho hnad and
by their staani action the erouatory sysem renoveio
tue strength OF the body aud restore the WhAiod or diseased
energies OF the whole organism Hence an occasional doec IL
advantageous though serious arrangement exists hn,
unnecessary dosing should neNor be carried 100 M aH every
pnrgatvc medicine reduces the strength when taken to
Tho thousand which physlc Is required ean
not DC enumerated here but they suggest themselves 70 w."
reason OF every body aud II is oantdeny believed nus pl
wiz answer better purpose than anything withs hitherto
been available to mankind When t"r virtues are once
known the public will longer doubt what remedy to employ
when In need at cahsrc medicine
BONG sugarwfapod thoy are pleasant TO take hnd hoinF
purely Nosenheno harm arise from their use Ia ANY guam
uty
Prepared by JANIS G AVER Practical and Analytic
Chemist Lowell Mass Price . ecnis per BnS Tive h"Nes
Druggists and Country Mcrchanis throughout the State
Purcell lhdd Co. Richmond, General Agents
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ADupNusTR .TOR,s SALE.

IN FINE LlQuohS. Ac-On Friday the OH May, | VIII
sell al public auction the personal eaiaeoi Benz T. SNAP
lerdard consisting Fine Liquors OF every description mud
fixtures usual @ casA Restaurant; also hnneehnld Ia nj
Ne, Sale to take place at the stand lately occupied y
sald Humptcr
fFnMs sums 600 under casl all SEQ,
months credit by negotiable well endorsed
r. W. rAdE
may 6dActDmay almf Of u. y. Snmptcr
Him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

DttFG ,rrs TO THE CINCINNATI CoNvENrIoN-The Dis
tt Convention which assembled at Tappahannoek ON the
q1,h nit elected Mcssrs Eustaee Conway and NJ r. H. Ca
NOT asdccraes to the Cincinnati Convention They
dcrstood to be partial to Mr.. Hunter
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

M II undecided where get The tiiEAPBsT
mud BEST PIANOS just postpone the matter until
lake of H. T. NASHh trial You can retain the money
until the Piano has given satisfaction.
He Ia willing give bond and security TO frniah you With
n superior Instrument Mt n low price
orders especially selection always receive
particular care. T.. Z, NASH, Plano Forte Dealer,
~ Sycamore, corner Of Bank rtrcet
ap7u Petersburg, Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

AMERICAN NoMISATIoS-The American party OF Hehfic'
county nominated George D. Peasants for the CerkshI
of that county to fill the vacancy oeca
stoned by the death Of Col Jno. O. Mosby.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

Mr. Everes address at Charlestown, Mass yielded S5o0
profit which sum has TO the ladies of Virginia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

IL SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO, CAIA--(OF.
l3i, FRoNT STREET, NEW YoRK)-Paricular attention
paid to SALES OF TOBACCO and consgnments direct
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited.
REFERENCES.-A 81 Lawrence Co, Boston Allen
& PaXson, New York; Courtney a. Gushing, Baltimore
Davenport Allen & CO. Edmond Davenport Co. Ludlam
& Watson, James f. Heath late auditor, and Crcnshaw
Co. Richmond; McCorkle & Jones, MCDANIEL Hurt
ton, c. Ferguson Co. and Miller & Crcnshaw Lynch
burg.
N B-Having established branch of house New
resident that will give his personal
receiving transhppng and securing the
freight (free of comnson all goods
ed o our Francisco House
Edmond, Davenport Co, will act for Rich
dIv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08
G.P.R. James and family are in Richmond

ELoPEMENT.-Mr. Thomas Hogg who lives about eight
miles from has eloped with his wfes sister sas
Davis He with him his and daughter and the
infant child of the said Saie Davis 1t is tale OF reachey'
dcbasement and crime
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-08

A tCII9N-Ne will sell an nnctian, ,h' 5sh al
"a May entire stock of goudsconnistnB of Hardware
Icy Good apo 1eas UrandieH, &c NIL Of which VIII he sold
I'll The day sale Those In want OF huo Teas aud
Braudios Will 10 well 10 examine our'aiook
mayl ili7inay GOWI1NG 4 MDSILt.
EostponcsncWt
Tho above sale IL postponed until Saturday the 10th inst
atds tpWIiNH a MbsElN.
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VIA BALTIMORE, hn.--fho undersigned, FuIN ard
ing Morchhnte aud Agents osho Pennsylvania Rnirnrd NJ
Baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
10 Alb pO1N rs IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST .
aud their acquaintance with the trade having been for
years tho vunalnors large part the Tobacco
West through BALTIMORE they hner hemHoyes that they
give satisfaction 10 Hlippcrn.
Freight low by uy other line
teuignuonts 10 an the Webt solicited aud punetHaly
attended MAHIthW 4 MOONS,
30 Nolth laltioro
Rofcr to jacob icnl Go j nraudi lg Bnltmoro y L.
dudley, w y. Smith, Mcdaniel Hum X Preston, Miller &
{ nI-han 1 ALrLl,urg lL.uaLl!a 4 On LnLLn.ul
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