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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

10y VlTIUt OF dtNd OF trust executed % by Rob
e MeEdery bearing date the 3d of February 1857
record in the Clerks Office of Campbell county, will
public auction at the Market House Lynehburg Satur
day the LIST day of Augusta STEAM ENGINE and BOILER
now ON the pren of a. Connell Esd this city
Terms made known at sale. AUSTIN NJ. TRIBE
July IL d8 c2tlwtds Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.


hhtth BANK. Pocaiontas Co April 10Th, is55.
Gentlemen Some few months since a applied
me for n"ira advice afflicted with
ypis The had been under the charge physicians
without deriving relei) using the rem
edes Of the profession but the disease
efforts The reputation Of Carriers Spanish
ing reached NJ ad being personally acquainted with your
selves Determined IL gave II trial di short
tne tts good effect, evident
him
Asan act ofJnstce 10 suffering humanity Withhold
testimony It's virtues Alternative and
hef OF Tho blood and take pleasure in recommending the
profession aud public generally Yours respectfully
jHy lltlauR O. BUTCHER NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

SPAIN AND PoRTuGAL.--A correspondent of
the London Times, a few weeks since, trans
mitted to that journal translation of a remarka-
BILE document. as recently circulated at Madrid.
1t advocated the union of the two crowns of the
Peninsula under Don Pedro v the present King
of Portugal. 1t is stated that this has become
the great question of the day in Madrid and in
other principal towns, among the multitude"
The object is to oonoiliate Portugal and her great
protector. England, by selecting prince of the
House of Braganza as Emperor; the Peninsula
to adopt some corporate name in order that the
Portuguese shall not complain of absorption.
This union is looked upon as difficult to accom-
plish at present, but highly probable. Indeed,
1t Is stated that the wisest and most sageeous
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

The ymslyIAS oFsIcr has been fitted M with great
80 supri,ed the most extensive assortment OF type
~ every description the and prompt execution OF AL
t,nas al Plain aud ornamental Printing IL Is under the ~
Mr. H. & pRFaklf. by whom all orders VIII
be nuprtuay filed Distant patrons VIII be promptly acn
5rd 10 Patronage home and abroad respectfully solicited
Ne,;rc -Messrs. jas W. BsowS JosFrH brown and
i MINI acc Authorized Agents in the country and y
NoNTeoNERr In city. for making eoiltcons and scng
The bn the Virguian nre TO The st OF APr '
10 hc time all subserpnnAe are due 10 the nde
te,aa TO distant and advertisers mo arc ~ ar
rear. bin will by mail and fcmiiianees through th
channel in registered letters seiie'dal our tsN, ~
hrly n,portant that the business should be spdN
wound p We trust all ihose aho are indebted 10 Us
will appreciate the necessity fa "A carry ana p'o"p s
"'''' " W MCDONALD & PETERS.
Nay 2lts ..,s., =, r.,oi,o s,h
-,5ssons 10 ts yirainiau for the Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

WISH 10 sen tarin formerly owned by Air
distant about - miles from the Lynchburg College Tn,
TRACT contains I'll ACRES, in wood, 25 acres Greek
RATS and has upon 1t an ORCHARD Of $40 FRUIT TREES
yonha aud old The Improvements llent FIR
DIV Eii.iNG with rooms and all the necessary outhous.s
an Il which have been put IN good repair Consider
ing us ada ahlages AS market and dairy farm, desira
bic place is seldom put in market before the 9Th
August 1t Will then be sold public premises
y address IL ynchburg persons desiring personal in
terfiew VIII mud Inc at the store of Mr. A. Is Rucker
jv 7d8ctds EpG AR \yIIIyIIiEAn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

"A signed will sell at auction, the late residence of j. B
Aown cd Thursday the 2d July 1851 the property
OF said decedent : LIKELY AND VALUABLE NEHROES
All ms household and kitchen furniture for cash negotiable
notes well endorsed. BERGER Adm
July 9ids ofJoseph b. Nowln, decd
~ ISppc or,-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

THE FIRST CALIFORNIA GOLD DIscovERER A
BANKRUPT.-Col. Suffer, in raceway of whose
mill the California gold was first discovered, has
been reduced to poverty. BY the last arrival
from California. we learn that Hook Farm, his
residence has been sold under the sherifi's ham
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

ing o Al nbsccs, pronounced nCufabo by the
Robert iafiei nj Cum crand Name ai cted for three
with abseess In his and about to have the
limb auutai"l bat for the of Holloway Ointment aud
f which completely healed IT, Sold Of the manufactures
Ne - ddn ane New York. and No. 2ii Strand Lon lon
and BY all druggists AT 2je ,6!lc, aud 81 per pot box
Inn. Id
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

The Boston Traveller, in noticing Mr.. Everetts
lectures, in behalf Of the purchase of Mount
Vernon, concludes as follows:
1t is not very credable to the South that not one
of her eloquent have fit to follow the exam
pie set them by Mr.. Everett Surely they will take
the subject into their serious considerations and then
act and talk.
The Traveller is mistaken. Mr., Yancey of
Alabama, former Member of Congress, and an
eloquent speaker. has delivered several lectures
for this purpose. Some gentleman in North Ca
rolina. whose name we now forget, has also been
engaged in the same work.
Besides. Mr.. Everett has not confined himself
TO the North but has delivered his lecture in sew
trail Of the Southern cities. A fair propo rtion
OF the amount realized has been contributed by
the Southern people. The movement was first
Get on foot in the South, and we dare say the ac-
ton OF the South in connection with it, has been
Just - ''oredi.able' in every respect, as that of
the North
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13
JOaEN CLARK,
c CM MIS- SION MERC HANT

OFFICE AT McConRLE Co MAIN STREET LYNcHBuRa VA
MILL continued give his personal attention to the sale
oi country Produce of every description particularly
60 the article of Iobaccn and atcrs himself that with an m
percnre OF years int business the interest of Planters
aud rmrS W NOT suffer hY being placed in his hands Rra
sonac made Tobacco aud Other produce when
in hand. JoIiN RI ApV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

are generally freely by society, without
Rfd eonse aud this caused will continue h
great dead sickness We know Of many families
that troubled with dsordcred omach how els ehoi
norbns dsnery Sc and they ndopt means to
prevent t. that they regularly Bakers Premium
Bers A gentleman told the other that lie believed
these I3tcrs positive for all dofdered how
els several he had tested them We personal
" acquainted with families whosay they would
be without their regular meals be destitute of Bakers
Bers they that If their children the least sick they
give them small quantities through the day according Ia
aud these Dlters VIII give reaction to the whole system
The proper functions nature must bc kept regularly NJ work,
otherwise sickness We would all persons no
strangers To the virtues Of Bakers Premium Befs,
to lose Nc time In giving them fair trial They will thus be
come satisfied OF their true vauc. We were told by phys
can lew days since that the best touc invented
in this country He said he had been attending large family
IN the country for 1--WE years which worth from SO
to ~lD annum but he had recommended them to Ia
kers tters ahont two which proved so ELI
cheon that they have for him had ply
stefan been waiting in that family but they the Bitrs
whenever they required The public the
great saving in money well time by the moderate of
this ali healing onc-R UAig.
u Every family should keep few bottles on hand
Price ~ cents per bottle
To be had Of all the principal Druggists In Iyncbng Dan
Vile farmvic Fincase Abingdon and elsewhere throughout
VtrRina Orders promptly filled by addressing
July 22w H. BAKER, Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

BEDFORD fOR SALE-OS THURSDAY. riIr
Hih A1Gt ST. 1851 on the resiscs will sci The In bs
bidder Al pnbiie nueti II, the Tract of Land
IN the County of Bedford containing 1000 acres r.
Land lies about miles from the l. berry AMI 49,,
miles f"m the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and i
the best neghborhoods in the county. The - rr and Ia
= high state OF Improvement, largo portion 81 "
shd Il well adopted to the T.t,a.,
kinds Of grain aud grass There be NJ 6asf II
60 Land ia the -atc Tn" tract has
aud water and mum Ger Springs o line wat.r " '''
Tic hnprps ements consist cnmE,riabls Franai r.
Barns Tubieco llous '''"e
This tract can lie conveniently divided into two ar ~
tracts and viii b" divided to purchasers nyil H.
wishing To purchase good lards to call me aud VIII -
ihsm TIA lands ~ S'o"
rfRNs--A credit Of !, aud 3 years ea1, inst ,l,,, -
be given, the Nascrs huuds WIN
y, or deed Of trust upon the land further ser G
purchase money IE<IN ,rf'np,',lh NC
] Ncsin 1hnnrln w 'i-hhl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13
J~aeSsou Dn,i. and Gen. Wool.

We published paragraph few days ago rel
alive to the presentation OF n sword TO Gen, Wool
in accordance with resolution Of Congress, for
his gallant services in the Mexican war.
A copy Of the correspondence is now before
us. and it reveals singular instance OF failure
to perform his duty the part Of the late Sec
rotary of War, Col. JEFF Davis.
The resolutions above referred to we're passed
on the oath of Jan i - Land the l1ih of Sept,
1855, President Pierce addressed letter to
Gen. Wool informing him that the sword to DO
presented him, as testimony of the high sense
entertained by Congress OF his gallant and jldi-
cious conduct a, the battle of Buena Vista had
been recently completed aud that lac would "ro
ceive i, at an early day, through the War Do
partmen'.
Notwithstanding President Pierce's assurance
that Gen Wool would 30 receive the sword, Col.
Davis, it appears took no notice of the matter or
a. least tooks steps for the presentation of the
sword. for on the 25th of May last, Gov Floyd
Secretary of War, announced that ON coming in
70 the Department. he found the sword, and i'm
mediately despatched it to the General by u spe
cal messenger, Capt. II. l.. Shields Gen. Wool
in his reply to Coy. Floyd, dateo Troy ~ L.
9th June after acknowledging the receipt of tho
sword says:
The very gratifying and acceptable manner in
which you have been pleased to carry out the unan
imous request of Congress, more than compensated
for the failure to Go So by your predecessor, in the
War Department, to whom it would seem, by the let
ter OF the late President this service assigned in
September, 1855
Why was it that Col. Davis failed TO forward
the sword of Gen. WOOL Surely the illfeeling
that the late Secretaryof War has on several oc-
easious shown towards Gen. Scott. does not ex.
tend to all our distinguished military command
ers. Be this as it may, it is certain that as to
the failure by Col. Davis. to place Gen. Wool
in possession of the testimonial of his country $
appreciation of his gallant services in the field.
the country will naturally ask, why was it !"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

~ on thursday, the 9th day August next dhat -,
Court day. in trout of the Court house of Pulaski county
hkey negro Boys, II, 10. the f,,t ~,
years old JOHN Il BASkEuX1TI = ~
jy i3wIwif LII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

IN Z = IL
nee OF tie Circuit Court of Nelson county ON Monday III.
9th day of July, 1887: 10y ~
Robot Iinsey, administrator OF Sarah W Davis dec L.
o.,,a. lluntf
Harlow w. Heath and Thomas p Fzrairick D,r,s
me OBJECT OF his Sit Ia subject the conveyed by Tho
r'ndant Heath TO the Defendant Fitzpatrick to sts,ti
ofthe plaintiffs Judgment ein.
ana appearing by proper aii1vt filed that the Def,n
uah' Harrow W Heath - not resident this state II ~
ued mat he do appear here within month ter u NIB
r'Hoh erett ana do what necessary protect his int
est-and ihat acopy oftl order he published once week
iur successive weeks in the ynehbnrg vrgnian and posto
at the front door of the Courthouse County on ih ,
'ay o. o., NV ncAt Nouhty Court a copyTcste
y Io-"fW o. LOVING.
nAh Sncks Ashton salt on cons, .u,,.,,-
hOOOio saeby Jan 6.tsl lRBYS SAuADEE.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

House situated IN Bristol known as WILSON'S VIK.
hlNlA HOTEL is offered for sale, accommodating ef,
terms The lot upon which the buildings
contains ihteeeighih OF aud besides House
Stable aud other outbuidings, Store well fitted IN
Tor general merchandise business There rood well OF
water upon the lot
Possession given the ID day of Oct next
lEtMs- third cash in one year: and one.
,hrd lntwo years Apply personally address
Der bfstoI Va A L. WILSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13
SALES BY AUCTION
EtTl sklt DAYS
sALEOE LAND s,nr-.nn, 10 :, ae,,e. 49,

GALE Oh tAND.-pur.aanr To n deere, al ~,
- circuit Court OF Amherst pronounced At the Mari -
lr3i m The case OF Page sc. billiard Sc nt,ieryf
the commissioner therein appointed VIII MONDAY III. Al
day of August next on The premises sell land in sal d.
cree mentioned lying the heat Little Penny IA
ca ia the county at Amherst, ai is FINE
Terms made known On day ofsale.
I WHITEHEAD, Coul'r
J. S1hs sale has been postponed several iimes Inn, -,
certainly he made thu Ord August r ~ d"
f,tlp /
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

sell at pubic auction Wednesday the 9Th inst
O'Clock p m my pj Sc AND Lot situated ON >evor,h
street III the immediate neighborhuod John N,rr,n a
the lot formerly owned by rhoS o. Acree This H., fr,s
h street about - feet running back the depth and has
ON II a COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE wiz, f.ur
GOOD rooms wan hre places also Kitchen. house STA
bic 3c &e, aud good Spring very con cuinn,
IEhhs-'nc fourth OF the purchase money cash the hal,
the title retained nu all the payments arr, I1ar ff ~
july lliS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

4 AND PERSONAL ESTATE-Iiy y r5nr at -, ~ -.
OF Trust executed to Trustee Lv M9rg,re, "s
one on the 18th day of December ls5l and the ter ~
tt1 day o February ls'6 and Of record the q .ri
of III Hastings Court of Lynchburg sh, nr4c.ai IN"
he premises on Friday the 18th day of July ls7 cor @
Lot brannd Corner ct first and second Allev win ~
buildings and apIurtenanccs hcrNuno Lconoi,, .
"a ne now occupied by the said VI garet IN Iva, Ia nc
Also At the same time and place will sell ,ta H., II,
and Kitchen Fnn conveyed IN the said d. o - 49,
IL brnary. 1856 The title to tho We proalt, - a ~ OF
te od but acting trustee shall convey sl iit % 80
vested in he by The said deeds Terms made Knew m as
day Of sale II now, IN me
July .i.dnw l7uly - it"S'c'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

- ~ my IhACI or LAND. in the county of Amherst
IL Is mites southeast ot .hc Court House miles
the Depot OF the O. s A. X r. Co. contains about 100
acres one third in timber 10 in grasz meadow
and most Of 1t recently cleared Good buildings fences &c
&c Mi Smoot who lives ON the place Will shew it To any
one Wishing 10 examine THOMAS WHITEHEAD
Ii the tract small other be bought adjoining
in .l,{vy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

Duy;., puiu X iIIcr ,,;vcs uniycvsnI ;.fnc-
rtoN-I,or S,rIn iscr ~ Ills valuable medicine / mus,
s.v thar have ovcr sofa an article which ,ves srrb univer.
sai antIs,.nn IA, ali ,yho Inv. ,s,d II have never had
n,atrnr bic bns moi y, ,nvning Hl snel ran1 aae
s yan pan kinr and IN. r,s ar, IN. toni AT converse
lion In many l,res in his vcnit, have recommended
IT,, a., - - - a,i ,, ,J ,orr,,,,I II ana II ~
c,,o,t ..s,,s Ia ,,, Ia,
thai family regar.
dei au4nls pcusabc medicine kept constantly
hand W. w ROBERTS, La Port. Ind
THIS eerios that was afflicted with aud chill lcscr
for several was persuaded Perry Davis Nege
Table kflcr-I took part a bottle, perfectly
cured, haVc not had chill since beginning with this med.
Il, ing afflicted applied the remedy aud
relief and has ague
symptoms
JESSE WILLIAMS, Perry shureh Ohio
iNti
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

A'A sou oi mosquitoes, bees wA.ps been found IN
burnett haiiston prepared by Joseph burnett Co. 1os
'oH' 's preparation contains peculiar property, winch
upon being thoroughly rubbed into tue bites aud If Ia
sects instantly neutralizes the poison aud sy tanna
ton For sale by all dealers lie l7-3u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

- dte st Il July now all ready and being
40 we shal leave Tor the North early in the ensuing month,
rthe purpose of laying Fail stock
be ia prompt settlements should be We
nope that ali those who may dnl
oe prep red when called upon settle cash.
goiiahe note. BURROUGHS SHAt Err u CO
July
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-13

june 10, 1891. J
vUNHE Election of Steward Iynchburg College viii be
Il held on the first Tuesday Aug Applicants for
the situation will address their commune under
signed .OtIN r. MCDANIEL
1y IL dtiaug Hrrst oil BID. Of Trustees
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-17
Imnpriant from Mexico.
TREATY WITH THE U. s. GOVERNMENT,

t t1hEAtf h44h ing " % ~
MoiBlLr4 Ala, Feb. THE Mex
ican waristeamer Gnerro arrived here
to-day from Vera Cruz, with. DIR.
Crawford. bearer ofdispatches from
Minister Forsyth to-our Government;
also Gol Butterfell, bearer Of an i'm
4poftant treaty concluded by MIR. For
sytlr with s@the Mexican Government,
and Don Barra Aurano, Secretary 6I
the Mexican leg alton, who was gone
. to Washington with . copy Of the
The party left Mexico secretly. to
avoid suspicion. The Government
rendered. the steamer to Forsyth. IT
Comforts administration 10 gain,
iasistrentf. The rebellion is crushed
and several leaders have been arres-
tad The officer ofthe steamer states
thatiif thhe-treaty isaccepted the steam,
er VIII remain for repairs, otherwise
it will reyarn Immediately. j
r The whole party proceeds to Wash
ington today. > ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-17
Now. is the Time TO Make up Clubs!
GErxT iNDuc lIENTs roR 1851.
PETERsoNsS MAGAZ fNE,
The best bnd cheapest In fhe world fl ladies'

ne $50 l - II Nh ikitYs SID
NJ IT., u.,s,y,ne .lreadytbe chea pest
| ~ ~, ion,hiI ~ n. t;nd in the world ),
IN K rrsa III ;,nInroynd IN 1851 II win
..,.,, sno h ,sces iii hle!tolIfnYs rtadiag
-. i,o, tUen,v IN thirty STEEL PIa,es;
lusagR;,.. Hns a.Syooa Ensraylnrs; which
taRei Ri,s n, u -, any n,:rodcal, Of
| Is pHPo.'o 'a., ~ 100 i''sSf'lr
any pr III .:I,:.,, n.;a;.,,y S,o,.;e. 6ra nro.
y Lts i.a'"H"y $3.50. 60 IL no.
nosneea5py ans ,eM sf Ths a pitsn are Mis-
Pu9,ls S e%,a!;. ant az ar a.TIe ID Home,
ann ., ~ s,;',n and Famine > ana Charles
500 800, r sSfafkiy,ssKaS Ayles-
- :, ..Tt,.s Nsl,.yI FARM etc. They are
''o'a, oo,ns ~ o,;yin;al eeptrih,,taIs.
az SS - i,dS = Mashzins syer f5,,d. AM IS.
s Sp N somtI,wTIth. author Of "TLe Lost
ue',es-s,s IPetributi6ii.o ETC, ETC., is engagsd
a. .ie ~, nnpy,sl,ette for 1851, Ance Cary,
Virginia r. Townsend, Caroline T.. Fairfield,
Getty tlolyoke. e w. Devices, Ella Rndman
Harry S,anley. Clara McTeton,s Ellen AshtoR,i
,tc. etc. will also con.rbuse regularly. New
talent il eun,ipaaIly ing added, regardless Of
expense, so as 10 Keep ..Pet, rSons Magazine
unspproa clr.ble in merit. Morality aud virtue
ar. siwats inculcated. X Ord 81 !A #HE
Re, GoEor,d Fashion Plates in A9sdnce.
:. !. 49,. III a..s,;ne whose Pa Shfon Plates
40, ha raj ,sd ouE Each number &c ntalISka
P..h;n, plat epsra we'd OF, Steel, cootetlfa la
mnde and of unrirslled lean,YS5slbe Paris,
london, Phil6deipAls. and New York Fash
ions are described. at length each mouth
Every number also contains dozen or more
New Styles, engraved on Wood. Also Fat
Tern, from which a~dtess, nlsntitIs or r., shllFs
costume, can Be. cut, wisnout tne aa o. u
mantu f-maker, 90 that acn tnuhpei' ~ N MS ~,
way, viii save q year > sioso',p,''n
RS SaPero %Meszottnts ana osasr o '4''.
Engtayings. Its illustrations excel those OF
any OF her Maga1ine esch number confirming
asuperb Steel Engraving, 1ftta en- mezSotfft OF
line, besides the PashlQn Kate; ana n go
lion, numerous ether EagtaTinss, Wood GUS
Patterns. etc., aets.e Sfne EagIavinsS, al tHe
end Of the year, aiene are worth the Euoscflp7
ton price. 60. ,;.~,
Patterns 1or1 Crochet, 4'eedierorE, }; etc.,
in the greatest pr0fusion, are gwen IN every
number, with insuuciions how to work taeIni
also patterns in Embroidery, Inserting, htoid-
erie, Angase, Netting, Lace maslug, ae1c
Also. patterns for-sleyes, 'cOilars and cbtml-
settes; pstterns in bead work, haIr-works
shell, work; handkerchief c5rneI@; names for
m,rking ard Initials. Apiece OF new and
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-17
Fatal ARRAY in Washington City

! WAsHINGT,os, Feb 2S.-A fatal at.
fray occurred here this morning. Alr.
David Hume, Of Alexandria, was shot
by-Mp. d. g. Lee, a clerk in the Pen
sion Oeice. and died in less than five
minutes. 1T Lee missed his wallet at
the Presidents levee last night and
charged Hume. with stealing it
This morning Hume, with a friend
called at the Pension Office and de.
mapded~a retraetion Of the charge
! +hichLee refused. Hume then struck
- with a, cane several times. Lee
.drsn a pistol and fred Hume. was
,trnsl II by the ball and died in fiy'
,n;nnso. I.eeisa native of VHginis
and = custody. Great excitement
e-i s : IL : and in~Alexandria, WHERE
H,,a. s,l.ere Universally beloved. !:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-17
W. E. e ;. II. ao5EoRrT,
Wholesale end Fetal rea!ers in
DIV coo da, Groceries,

cry 60 o d., Groceries,
aEhDY-NADE CLOTHING,
Glassware, Qrecaswnrc, Hardware and
Mechanics Tools, s tt. =.
PROTT STREET, CHARLESTON. VA. T.
tTAVlNG removed our Hardware and Gro
II ceu Store into the room iurmeriy occu
ped by Messrs. BIooKs, BHghamG Co., and
adjoining our Dry Goods Store, we beg leave
10 say that tie business firms Of W. & ]. Cos.
horn and J. L W. Gcshorn. will hereafter be
conducted under the style and finn Of W. F.
& J. Y. Goshorn, at the old stand Of ". & J..
Geshorn, whereF they are now receiving and
cpe n ny dSeet from the cities cf New York.
PhilndelphiSssn Baltimore, the largest and
most dutahlasstock OF Fall and Winter Goods
ever broutht 10 ibis market; amongst which
will be found every variety Of dies ard gen
temen's Gnc dteFs goods, laties' cloakS and
fainnas, boots md shoes, Ia Is .snd caps, giik
ami strsw bonnets, (Of the latest style, china,
class and Queehsware, OF the la.est desc flption,
Paper hangrngs, window shades, psrloT snd
hail lamps Of varous sizes, books and station
aIv, and satdlery. Also. a large Grand well
seIt tied its Of cReapaRd lash onatle ready.
made clothing, Ia large portion Of which We
Had made TO ordur,) which consists Of every
description Of coats, pants, vests, drawers,
hickory checkea=and win .te linz n bosom sh.rts,
shirt coliars and woolen uhdershirts and draw.
ers,&.lt OF which Will be sold Of unusually
slq5H prices fofcash, -oron credit to punctual
Gus >,mers. y ~ @zk:t g. .. s.,.r.rs''
: The ladies are particularly invited TO cali
land examine-out stock Of dress and fancy goods
cloth deakss talmas, &c. (which have heen &c
Aeeted with great care, expressly for this mar
@ket, from the best houses in New York and
Philadelphia, we believe cannot be- ststpas.
sed, i( eqaslled, in beauty. style and cheap
ness, byany house in the plare. - y.
Please cali and Lex, 5esanln= vgt stock before
we wsl he enabled 10 offer Won such bargai
IS t6 maxi sftgreatiy to,your interest to br
from u.s. " 81
r All orders promptly attended 10. n
~. Yours, with respect, -
+ r !. i$2s~. w. f.. GOSHORNx
p. 7 - -;z ,~ j. Il. GOSHORN. 4