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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28
LATEST NEWS.

american National Coarention- Fillmore Nom
mated for President and DoneiSon for Vice
PreSidtnt
PHiLApELPHiA. Feb. 2I.-The resolution IN
proceed 10 ballot having passed, the Convention
was about 10 do so. when MI. Perkins, of Con
nectlcut, announced the secession from the Con
vention of the delegates of that State, which wis
followed Ivy Massachusetts. Rhode Island, Ohio,
and portions of the delegates of lllinoi Iowa
and Pennsylvania.
PHILApELpnIA.Feb 25.-The convention then
took u recess till this evening. aud on reassem-
bling proceeded 10 ballot. On the frs, ballot the
vote stood
Fillmore l79; Law "a; Royner IA; Mclean
10.
Nj. Fillmore was then declared the nominee of
the convention, aud amid applause and enthu-
siasm the nom,nation was declared unanimous.
The conve & n the proceeded 10 ballot Tor Vice
President as follows: Donelson Isl Gardner II;
Rayner :; Walker ). Stuart ..
Andrew jackson Donplson, of l enncssee, was
then declared the unanimous nominee of the con
vention for the office of Vice President of the
United States.
Mr.. Doneson being present made speech re-
turning his thanks for the high honor conferred
upou him.
The best feeling prevails and the friends OF
Mr.. Fillmore manifest great enthusiasm.
After other uninporiant business the oonyen.
ton ad lourned sine die.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

A collision took place in the Channel off Folke-
stone on Sunday evening between the Josephine
Willis Capt. Carney one Of the London and New
Zealand line of packet ships and an iron screw
stcames called the Mangerson bound to the Thame
from Limerick which resulted in the laundering
of the former ship aud the loss of some Sixty
lhes.
The Jos ephine Willis was first class ship of
1000 tom. burden. She belonged to Messrs
Fletcher Of Lime house and chartered by
Messrs Ills / CO., who run II regular monthly
line of packets to New Zealand for n voyage to
Auckland. She cleared out from St. Latnarne
Docks ON Friday, laden with valuable and mis-
cellaneous cargo, 10 cabin passengers. about 60
Storage passengers, ana crew. officers aud
men; of some IS in number, She was towed
down tho river from Grauescnd out to sea. ana
the pilot left her mt Deal Mt six O'clock ON Sun
dav ming.
The ,,eathcr was fine and clear with a mode
rate fair wind T.. y. f., favorable for her run
down oi anl.el. She had passed the South Fore
land. N ID was proceeding ms satisfactorily rs
could b 4 wished. when, about half past seven
o'clock. Sand CUTE hearing = :. w. nine miles dis
tast, a cry was raised bv the lock out fui ward Of
n -Lig Int ahead. - Whether the steamer saw the
Joseph inc Willis or mi-culculated the distance
she off. Is yet to be a>certained. However,
shp ca ne on and struck the ship amidshps with
ssch force rs to cut her down to the waters edge
4 scene of II mos, painful description immediate
lr ems ied among the passengers on board. and "A
rush made To get ON the steamer, which was
then scertained to be the MangertJn, Captain
Bouciler from Limerick.
urhapply, from some unexpected cnuse,Capt
Bouc her backed his vessel from the wreck. On
Nv few managed 10 scramble on board the stea-
n or. and others were accidentally picked up
So me time afterwards Cnpt. Carney called to
III, IN to come aft, where the bulk of the passen-
ge, 5 were last seen. The ship then keeled over,
Wit the ends of her yards in the watcr.-Lon-
don Times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

Newark j; W . u Niaf Gloucester "a. tap A. Davis
feiersbutg Mrs Paytan children Miss aker Roam
okei W \ Davis, Petcrsburri Ward servant Psylvs
MA IL Dh1rd mpbell Moses Penn, Bedford. Miller.
lsoanoke II Howard, Bcilfard DR. obsor Powhatan;
T. tarpcr Fairfield Va W Palmer Richmond; A Nick.
ei MONROE; Taylor thTistiansburg liughs CiuClu.
hat Mcdowell 81 Spllcr servant fincastr; Chap
man. l mon Va j 1 Pcndeien. Marion. J Miller II
smith Tennessee; II I Williams, Adams Express Co; J W
heftwich Franklin; Clayton Liberty. I Wilkinson,
fediotd; w Frazer. Campbell j d Frazer. City;
"tddie, Campbell w Holt Allegheny Sprinss,J Myers
Amherst W smith, CITY
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fc ls dinu
.MALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

Tho Spring session Of this ns1iInf1n VII open We'd
nesday, the goth February with the following faculty
REV JOHN BLACKWELL, NJ President and Professor of
Natural Science.
VIM PAGE, A. NJ Professor Of English and Classical Lite
j. !. POTTS, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics.
ABNATD IREOT Professor Modern Languages and Music
Mrs L. A. PRkuf, Assistant in Modern Languages and Mu.
sic.
MISS :. YERBY, InStructross in Ornamental Branches
Miss SARAH COBB ASSES English aud Scientific Branch.
Miss MARY F. EDWARDS Assistant in Music.
Miss NJ +. BLACKWELL Assistant Music aud French.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28
Francis y. Blair.

The declaration of Francl, =. Blair. at the Ma
tonal republican free soiD Convention in srs-
sion at Pittsburg, last week. that he appeared
there the delegate chosen by gentlemen of
wealth aad standing in Baltimore" has caused
ron>d ,rable excitement among the mercantile
classe.i of our city. who have taken measures for
she hn.ding of "a meeting at the Exchange to-mor-
row TO- publicly denounce this bold attempt to
ln-r .present their views and sentiments.-BaH.
int rilNn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

The Supreme Court will adjourn on the Doth
Instant and re assemble on the lst of April
About seventy causes were disposed o' during
the present term and one hundred and twenty
odd are remaining on the docket. The opinion
in the casr involving the Missouri Compromise
will not be rendered till April.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28
AiltiN Al'S ~ mr.
Wn-hiu rt,n sEonsc-sI ~uead N Co., props

Feb ri i, I Jones Montgomery VIM Daugherfy, Wash
instap civ / Purcell [, Robertson Montgomery Phzer
Ms Pitzer Botetour Giles, Amelia; Il tamp5si!ea'
dy sHrtnn Marion myth; g Do6ln", * servants inis
X Wm u ,ws Fraukiln l. X C!sfN Roanoke Ia l. haithef
Nirglt,; 4 Ayers Bedford. BJasma' hlrhmond' pa1
ran. PIroptsvic Tom j IohE1 Miss l. Johnson MIS- W
Il Terry, l.lls,rtv 4 Broad u.s. iicnh"nf ~ SaFyef
Wythc. SonTr Eotro,Jti Dr Page u, dieft' y I'm
man. Va & T X L; u PAYNE CuS W hi'iI ineret
Bedford; BIIsltk Rotn,krIA Nhltie ben,fd WIN.
Minor Roanake " W Major bedford; II Mpore tockbridge
Il Monre va N Harris. Bcdford WIN. Jenks New Lon
dom c Pugh lninpbcl { H. l. NJ Caytor, Bedford, = Hun
Ter y NJ D,olrY Campbel II Archer, Va; IL Taylor
ie.lew Branch;
Feb 1T A Cobbs 7 III Board, BedfordJ W DENNIS Lio
erty Rose. Richmond; Brown, Washington; IL Jones
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

Commenting upon the remarks of Mr. F. p.
Blair of MAJ yland, delivered before the Repub-
hcan Convention, recently in session, Mt Pitts
burg, the Baltimore American says The claim
Of Mr. Blair to represent Baltimore. is something
worse than ridiculous, for we doubt if outsof our
population # two hundred thousand souls, two
hundred can be found who in any way sympathlse
with the objects of the convention of which he
has won tho cheap honor of being President
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

The French patriots or Red .Republicans, or
.,anizrd in New York, under the name Of the So
iete de Ia Montague, celebrated their Eighth
Anniversary of the revolution of lS4S, on Satur-
day night. The exercises were principally in
French. and the most radical nature, any guam
tity ofiadignation being spent upon Louis Ma
,,nln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

latest dntes FROM Port au Prince assert ihut
The Emperor, Foustin, designs renewing his ex-
pedltou against the Dumncans. lie was still
III the field with an army of twelve thousand
men. The sickness at port M Prince still con
,inued. ani nearly all the vessels in por, Ind
lost hnlf Of their mon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

Sts - I've WARD.-Ran from the subscriber
- Sd NEGR MAN named SQuiRE, aged about % or
2G black slender; about l0inehes high;
Bowers in the county Wythe by Floyd Tanner of
and bought by said Bowers He
making his the county of Wythe 10 the
Pttsylvan reward Of will be paid Tor him for
securing him in any jail in the state.
sept 2AdltScts. CHARLES SCOTT.
: q Kanavha Republican opy weekly 4weeks and send
Ount 10 lis OFF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

New YORK, Feb 25.-The steamer Northern
Light sailed hence at O'clock for San Juan,
having 300 ibnsterr on board, on their way to
join the fortunes of the notorious Walker. No
arrests were made. bnt the greatest excitement
prevailed at the wharf from which the steamer
sailed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

YncHNug and an ovfrs q good OYsers EIcsh OYsors
al SL21 gallon, AZ the Depot Bridge street
Just call in and examine the article You them 10
be fresh and nice and of superior quality offered
IN tins market have made arrangements have
fresh cvory day and mistake and will keep
supply OF Picked Oysters, OF the best quality
JOHN T.. HUNT Agt
fc ls dfm for L. Rowe ir a Co
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tnofhfr Terrible Disaster.

We have "A report that the ship Great Duke,
from New Orleans for Liverpool, has also been
totally wrecked. The captain and % lives were
lost. No particnlars.-N. Y. Erpr,ss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

1ANINs. ESTABLISH MFNc.-fhe subscribe
pleasure in saying to his former customers and the
public ready receive all Kind OF Goods ana
Apparel dyed cleaned lie is fully prepared
all branches ana prom
left with him Ill he done in the very Os
style has work can attest ana t"Se
who have only to give him la TO become con
HIS long experience IN the business III hr
CITY of Baltimore. warrants him in saying this much
you your Goods fpreold weather bring them early
opposite Sampson Diugud g. Sons,
son % c6m Lynchbug Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28
EXPENSES PER TERM.

Terms per session of five months as follows.
Board including fuel lights and $50 90
Tuition English Branches 10 90
Tuition in Classical 90 90
Tuition Modern Languages, each................. 30
Guitar. with Paho,..... 20 90
Vocal Music--no charge
Drawing and kinds Needle Work. eaeh,....... 90
Painting full Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
WI hole expenses pupil English 66 on
expenses of pupil in Classical 20 %
Modern Language, in either course, exra........ 50
All fees due in advance. M deduction
sickness Pupils will he charged
abuse of furniture JOHN {. BI.ACKWElL
Hi L. buckingham Ian is mar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

yesterday three trunks OF sIIOES. In the are La
dies Morocco Kid and Goat Boots aud Bnskins
Chtdrens Goat Boots and also something very uportaut
just Chdreus little black colored Shoes OF
sizes very scarce in the city, viz is, 4s and 6s
IL 2Ots u ,ptrpy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

W. regret to learn that our esteemed friend,
J ldge Chri,t of Williamsburg. is no more.
he expired on the 2ist of February Richmond
Enquirer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28
q sO-part,icrship Of

AHS>D1uGEON. - The GO-partucrship Of
IL SAL NDERS u IRBY having expired hv limitation is
this day dissolved We return thanks old friends aud
customers for their liberal patronage have bus
and ask their continuance TO the of lRBY
& SAUNDERS.
their old accounts early practicable dcsra
bic to wind up the affairs of the old concern.
SAUNDERS & IRBI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

BAITIMONI, Frbfnafy
the liberty II calling tho attention of the virginia
Merchants the very large sloek Sprng and summer
Goods " are receiving We have been encouraged by
th, liberal patronage h which have been favored
wareronis shall this be prepared
offer larger varied stock than have ever be
fore had aud order the trade shall sell
Goods prompt dealers We shh oher
large elegant stock Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, In al
ducn 10 our usual stock OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STAPLE Dry GOODS.
has been purchased with great chrc nnd on The
terms feel confident make 10 tho inter
NJ very class of trade TO deal with We shall
be pnd to have YOU call stock when you
cpm 20 market
shall be carefully and promptly ncndedto
HOPKINS, HULL & 60.
S-Wc have recently been appointed Agents " the Ma
rylaud peniipnilary sale of their Goods f. ~ dm
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HrOVICE.-Tbc nv Good. bushes. IereIoor,

cOndncIed IN l@ clIy bY JOHN j FUKFIs, Agent
is discontinued from this date. All persons indebted
quested 10 make Immediate payment Mr. Purvs who is
authorized to receive the JAMES 5. kent.
Lynchburg, Feb. !. lsJ6 fc 6-dlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

on the 2t inst in this city the residence of Dr. Patti son,
hy Ifry D,II.hap Rex, Il Is. THoMPsos, ID. j. to Mis-.
ElIZA II Pnf<DaETER Of Rrdtld'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

nANvsALE STAGE LINE s--rrrae1B
IL NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r = Sl1tSSsh II
chased the entire line of Stages, from L. nch
Dauvilc Porter, FlagR 4 Co. Ne would most
respectfully solicit travellers going South well as those
stopping intermediate places the line to We viii
good teams and
upon this road Leaving LYnchburg sun
DAYS Tuesdays Thursdays and arriving in Danye
,lay Leaving Danvlle Mondays Wednes days and Fridays
and arriving a Iynchburg same day.
- STAGE OFFlCE-At the Washington House
III lots VIM II. TAYLOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

II N! HH'I ToT me! an M ny 911,! % 'Nmuur
DRY GOODS 81 SINESS All sales made by him be
No contract for purchases credit will bc binding
lie 5d2w HORACE l.. KENT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

guNONKA BEANs.-l0O tbs prime Tonka Beans for sale
ii by STROTHER g. WHITEHEAD,
Successors to D. X. Lyman.
Also Tobacco Flavor continually hand. June Sets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28
PHILADELPHIA.

NEW HWANGM OF r. % a. C1.OTM1Nli
~ TRADE IN pHiLADEIpiilA--TO SOUTHERN
DEALERS IN aENTLEMENS supERF1NE READY
MADE CLOTHING.
fHos. 4, DILL co, los Chestnut street Philadelphia,
door below Filth street, have established immense
tlahtng House for the sale ee
Clothing that and produce, anticipation
the of southern cash buyers who have heretofore
gone New York for that part of their stock + p DILL
co determined that house In tho United States shall
larger varied stock, finer better made
lower prices for cash An examination will convince the
skeptlca. Call and acc them Jan 81 DIM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

HOUSE AND sst.N PA1NTuNG.-u mns -tili
engaged In the abose business aud at present prepared
to undertake nil KINDS Of HOUSE AND SION PAINTING,
country nothing but the best material,
employ but good workmen, and therefore with
confidence all who with their work that
rely having II well done Ny charges ara
r0uahlc aud uniform.
Persons In The country having painting to do would mud To
their write To before engaging their work
MI times ready thcm at tho shortest notice
Grateful friends and customers for the liberal
pnlrunhg for the last Ave hope To
mont u som of their J. T. WOODSoN,
House aud Ign Painter, Lynchbnrg, Va
B-As the il hand for Cleaning, Nc.,
would say that shall pay particular attention. this Spring, tn
Whitening and Cooring hard finished nlls and Colings
f.. j. 4. W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

yuNIE undersigned having sold their atock Of Goods IN
Mtasra lrby 4 Saunders would most ehecriuly recon-
mend them % . former friends and patrons
Dec 81 1850 MCDANIEL, HURT a PkESIoh
Inn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

~ a. G.. h. TATE, COmmissi0n Merchants
" AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, No 80 Matches street New
Orleans loct Sets
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undcr-iy ned I,nt =

CO-PAKTNE RsEal p The umdersi gmed have
~ associated themselves together under style
~ JNO II & SAML TYREE, for the purpose conduct.
ing Commission bu sness all s branches, but
tculary for the sale TOBACCO Having been In the Com
mission business the years
themselves that they will give
who will entrust them with their patronage.
JOHN II. TYREE,
jan lo-dlwScts-Rcp copy. SAMUEL TYREE. =.
uTNgDx NOTEy., Camp beIl Courthouse.
~ LATE J0RDANS HoTEEL-The subscriber having
purchased the property and taken charge intends
it in complete repair He respectfully soc.s call
from his friends the patrons the pub
lie in general NM. A CLEMENT
jan 30-cs-Rep copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

oNR -, T.. GREGORY (I.afe OF Missouri HAN
- ING located in nejghborlood of Gen o. q Clay and
Heni Wilkes ESD miles from the city Of ynchburg mits
of Now London North of the Salem Turnpike of
services to the Citizens of the neghbpr
hood aai surrounding country
With AN in the practice of medicine
In Sesey and seky portion of the Western
tyhe be able to treat the diseases of this climate
successfully. june 6wts.
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS


unEWWlNsi,s PATENT CHAMPION FIRE
j AND BURGLAR PROOF sAfES.--Ihr great interest
nbcatcd the public perfect security rom
valuable papers, such Bonds Mortgages, Deeds
Notea and Account the ordinary Sas hereto
had afforded ndncsd thu subscribers to devote
portion u AID attention during the past fourteen
making aud discoveries for this object
they beg leave to assure their numerous fr"nh ana
public generally that their efforts have been crowned with
complete success and ener the "Nruovtn fitnfSo8
pATfNr Wouins FAfR I'M finE PHooF SAFE ns the
CHAMPION SAFE OF TIE WORLD, having been award.
cd Medals at both Words Fair London sA aud in Now
Work si Ia all thera II Is now undoubtedly
onrl appelaiian aud secured with HALLS fAffNf
rhput i.uoks. (which also awarded Medals as
tn perfect Fire and Burglar froof haa
t,rr hupr, offered Il the public
Tho a manufacture all kinds of Boiler AM
tilod Iron thHsts and Nans Vault Doors, aud Money
ltnNca lrukara IeWollora and Private famlles
eos %, purchaser Manufacturers Of JoSts PATENT PM
wv siI.As G HERRING & co, paton,eoa,
Green Boek Ma 1Ja lJ7 and J- Water a., New York
~ IId2m J H. THOMPSON a co.
ltO-PARTNHR NOTICE.--Cbc UNDER
signed have day formed eoparnership IN the city
nf New York undo ihe firm of Bil MMEL q RofSTERs,
the purpose tfinaactng commission humcS or '
sale al and IEAt Flour
CRAN aud produce generally. Location, ~ Water street
Having ample prepared to mako Hpcai an
and produce consigned to us Tor sale
a Co. Richmond "a will be forwarded hcco of charge
JOSEPH BRiMMEL, Of Richmond.
\ l. oYSrER, of New York.
J. u RoNSfEk, of Richmond
Nrw YORK. january l. lat Jan H1deh
uDluu.ECARJ-sAu.NO
ID rERZENdf CHdMPAidN,
superior any Other brand imported -
aoe Importer for the United Statcu Ne -,
II ov 9ta Broadway, New YORK,
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snail open IN aicw days arge supply OF now Goods
They will be sold at all times cheap for cash II
Is my purpose to keep constantly hand well assorted stock
To do this shall receive nearly every week fresh Goods by
Canal Railroad and Express line JNO J. PURNIS, =
fe 5.ts Agent for Horace L. Kent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

E.-tlaeing purchased of Messrs Mcdaniel Hurt
~ Preston their entire stock of Groceries and taken tn"
occupied by them prepared TO offer Ia
the patrons Of Mcdaniel Hurt rrostonour former
aud the public generally large and well selected
s'ok Of Groceries Lqnora Sap Dry Goods &c, which we
unr low n1tbu mt Tor Cmh, to prompt customers
tir usuai time.
We will ivr paffieulu attention 60 the COMMISSION
BUSINESS viii sell al kinda Of country produce and coriE
mem. g.ner vs will rauer salos promptly, aud cash ttl
will m1An liberal advances produce In hand
and IS 1T receive aud FORWARD GOODS nj the usual raca
funds deposited produce placed In hand to meet
charges - ..........,
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BALTIMORE.

uuOUKuNs. null. n 60, Wholesale Dry
i GOODS MERCHANTS M. 23s baltimore street top-
positc uanoyer street Baltimore. -
BASlI u HOPKINS,
ROBERT HULL,
WILLIAM II. RYAN,
IllDS W ATKINSON.
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III U.
LIE COMMISSION MERCHANT q GENERAL AGENT
for RercipeR ForDardiR NaaVaeturd 7obdcoo Mhan
disr Srfce Shockoe slip Immediately opposite chock-
oe Warehouse Particular paid filling orders for
II. his sincere thanks TO his
friends public for the very liberal patronage extended
his business connection with Messrs Booker
& Watkins Richmond (Which house has entirely dissolVed)
and facilities for the prosecution Of business and
been brought and rigid business principles
As'igncr VIII be faithfully
represented IN his hands Prompt cash returns made mmedi
eCctng He respectfully refers to the follow
ing gentlemen;
Jno Otey esq'r Cbiswe Dabney, esqr, Messrs Saun-
McCorkIe and ID. T. G. Peters, Lynch
burg; Mcssfs Lewis Webb SON aud Warsworth, Turner
CO.. Richmond Capt 7 NJ Payne j.. H. billiard, esq'r.,
Mai T w. Jones Campbell; Col Daniel Coleman Col.
Stephen Coleman T White esq'ra Col WIN. Rsop and Ro.
Williams esq'r Pittsylysia; Dr. Geo $, Haraton VIM.
Martin, esqr., and W. Z Terry csq'r., Henry.
an Tets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

ItYIlc NFrrS5We requested TO state that public
meeting will be the Methodist Protestant Church to
morrow evening O'Clock for the of promoting the
interests ynchburg College Addresses are expected to be
delivered by Mai Garland Messrs Tribe Speed and others
We hone the meeting be largely attended and acuaed by
an enlightened appreciation the part Those the
object for which it is called
SNAIL pox-we authorized by DR. Thos L. Walker
the Health officer of this City that there not single
case Of small pox in Lynehburg
NoRyrLr Hou Eft will be from advertisement in
another column sale of property at the Norve House
Will be confined today.
N4rloxAL 5rRrasIEs -pia Norfolk Argus notices with
pleasure II, fact that the British shipping in the habor of Nor
k decorated their with flags the 22nd in honor Of
tAe national anniversary
raF B,xKs-Th bills passed by the House OF Delegates
saws the R md sgatch and increase
The capitals of the Banks az follows
Bank Of Virginia.
Charter extended for egheea yfarno increase Of eap
rarnlrs' Bank # Virginia.
extended for t0 lee yearc'pta 9th Mother Bank
Riehm nd Increased s0o0and 100000 increase divided
between the branches Fred cksburg Alexandra and Pc
Exchange Bank Of Tirginia,
Charter extended for Warscsita OF Mother Bank at
Norfolk Increased s25)00o-brsnch at Richmond si5oooo
branch at Alexandria and branch at Petersburg $780,
Bank ofhe raHcy--( B7pchcste,)
Charter extended t'cay yearsno increase of OF capt.
Ny,fttses.era Bank of rTrginia--( Baeelins)
Charter extended eAeca ycarsCapial $780,
Oul.
Merchants and Necho,ies Bank Of Bheeiins.
Charter extended y.ars-1apta Increased s5ou00o.
Bank Of kdndpha.
Charter extended fourteen years.
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