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Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28
Cary House

Exccls employing as Il does the Best Talent In all it's
various departments. The table will always be sup.
pliet with the beat the market affords.
eN- Prices 70 suit the times.
W. NJ. CARY, Proprietor.
Placervle, November l4th, 1857. I%3ml
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28
w. HI. RRUMFHELD,

TToRNEY ATLAw.-once In the Dorsey
n Block, raccrvilc. "a s.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

Strengthening the Buck."-It is n
custom in Berwickshirc, England, among
women working in the field, when their
backs become much tired by bowling low
down while singing turnips with short
shanked hoes, to lie down with their IA
ces to the ground, allowing others to step
across the lower part of their backs, on
the lumbar region, with one foot, several
times, until all pain of fatigue is removed.
Burton, in his "First Footsteps in East
Africa" narrates n very similar custom
with females who lead camcls, on feeling
fatigued, they 'lic at full length, prone,
stand upon each others backs, trampling
and kneading with their toes, and rise
like giants refreshed" This custom is
called ':jogsi" in Africa in England it is
Strengthening the back"
Hon Capt. Tiger GOt Nnrried-Cap
tain Tiger says: II courted her under
singular circumstances. won her thro'
a rash vow. Thus: saw her-loved her
Il proposed-shc refused"
"You love another" said I.
"Spare my bushes" said she.
II know him." said l.
"You do" said she.
every good" exclaimed. "Ifhe re-
mains here, I'll skin him."
II wrote him note. said it was q
painful thing-and SO it was. l said
had pledged my word as gentleman, to
skin him-my character was Mt stake-I
had no alternative. AS an officer in the
United States service, was bound to do
it. regretted the necessity, but it must
be done. He was open to CONVECTION
He saw that the rules of the service were
imperative. He fled. married her."
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28
CARY HOUSE,!

ETNHE Proprietor desires 10 call the particular attcn.
l. ton Of the public to his large Three-etory
R1REPROOE BRICK HOTEL!
He is confident that he can furnish as good accom-
modAtions as any hotel In the country.
EM Point Oe C0meere and all the convent.
cnces which modern hotel keeping has rendered es-
sentiAl, the
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

Tile Didmond.-Thc cutting and polish
ing of diamonds involves loss of nearly
one half Of their weight. So difficult is the
art, that it is said there is but one lapida-
ry in the world-Costar, of Amsterdam
Ito whom stones Of great value would
be entrusted. The universal standard by
which the diamond is estimated, is the
carat, formerly exactly equivalent to four
grains, Troy weight. 1t is now, however,
never of the full weight. The standard
price of the uncut gems, weighing one
carct, is from seven dollars and half to
ten dollars, according to their purity,
shape, etc; that Of the "brilliant" cut is
from thirty to forty dollars; the "rOse"
cut is worth about half as much as the
brilliants of the same weight and quality.
The rule by which diamonds Of all sizes
are estimated is, to multiply the square of
weight by the above prices. A diamond
of the first water, "brilliant" cut, and
weighing three hundred carats, would be
as large as hens egg, and would be
worth $3,G0O,000.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28
SADDLE HORSES {!

For Ladies' and Gentlemen, kept In the very hest
condition, and TO be had at any moment, day or
night, AT GREATLY REDUCED priccs.
lwoud respectfully inform the public, that, in or.
der TO facilitate travel and accommodate Travellers
have made the following connections:
With Merrill 4 Co., Coloma; Stable on Main street.
With Merrill Co, Placerville; Stable on Main st.,
To,ds Valley.
Horses Kept by the day or week,-well fed and
carefully groomcd. A liberal share of patronage So
lictcd.
The connection formed by me with other Stables,
affords great facilities TO travellers who wish to 20
from one town to another and not return. My hor-
may he hired at one stable and left at another.
Georgetown, September 18th, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28
PLACERVILLE.

SATURDAY, NOV. 2s. 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

Editorial Courtesy iM KdMsds.-The
editor Of tho ComStitWti0nGlist, published
at DOniphin, X. T., pitches into the editor
of a black republican sheet after the fol-
lowing manner:
''The editor of the Chisf wishes us to
bring him into notice, but we do not wish
to pOlute our columns with such trash,
unless forced to do SO. We would gently
hint to the crOSS-cycd, cranG.Sidcd, pea
ked and long raxor-nosCtl, bluc.mouthcd,
,niggCr-lipP0d, whitC,CyGd, soft'hcadcd,
long ,yeard. crane-ncckCd, blubbCr.hppCd,
squeaky-voicCd, empty headed, Snagglcd.
toOthCd, filthy'mouthCd, box.ankled, pig
con tOcd. rccl-iOOted, gOgglCd eyed, ham
mOr-hcartsd. cat-hAmmCd, hump-shoul.
derCd, bandy.shAnkOd, splaw.f0oted, igno.
bic black republican abolition editor to
attend to his own affairs orwe will pitch
into him in earnest.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28
WANTED !
A(RHrHimistratOr's Notice.

To Liquor Dealers and Merchants.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE OILS ne,
n cessary for Making and FlavOring every vaEle'
~ Of Liquor and package Of the articles used for
giving ARTIFICIAL STRENGTH to Liquors, (cons
Vertng 10 gallons Of Whlskey TO 100 gallons0 and
every article necessary to commence . LIQUOR
STORE, will be furnished for $40. Also, al the in,
formation necessary to conduct such an establish.
ment, thus enabling the new beginner to success9y
compete with the oldest liquor dealers.
p. LACOUR,
New Orleans,
Lacour's CONCENTRATED ACID for making
VINEGAR, is pat up In Q gallon packages 81 - peg
packags-In good shipping order. [S 1y1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15
LATEST NEWS.
TWO WEEKS IarRW EHOu CsLIEOH-
ARRIVAL or ruF GEoRGElAW.

NEW York. May II Ire steamship George
Law, with sl.109.tmu IN treasure. and san Fran
cisco dates L. the 90th April arrived here this
evening.
The L. :. vessel. 81 war Independence and
Decatur were nj panama, and the tyanc nj A.
fnwall.
\ bill bad passed the California Assembly mp
pointing board al eSainiuers 10 fund the ind bt-
edne>s "t san Francisco, aecruing previous Ia
July. -
The Assembly Judiciary Committee have re.
ported bill preventing tho Immigration OF col
ord persons into theStrIe. The hill will prob
uhly pass.
\ bill ha1 passed the Senate submitting pay
mint oi the State debt 10 thu people,
The Legislature voted Ia adjourn ON 4 10Th
Of April,
The mining news i. very favorable
business was dull.
1t is generally thought the people Of Oregon
will adopt II State form If government and con.
slitutian prohibiting slavery.
UTAH.
\ report prevailed in Cnrson Valley that Brig
ham Young hrd becu e#upellcd Il Zee from Salt
Lake T. save hjn.r!i from his flock
IRoM r4i ls1HMUs.
The Governor 1t Panama bad issued procla
nation. prohibiting the entry into thus State, Of
Adven'ar, r.. who huve taken or intend 10 take,
part in the Central American wnr.
Mr.. Fletcher L. :, Consul at ASriuwall re
turned IN tie Grorge Law,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

HAS the leas 10 announce . his aud
the pubic thar , Stock 81 Fancy and S,epf uo36 for
Tie complete" He bes, The attention oil all per
wanting really h4aai and good Coed, To his extensive
assortment computing does variety suited 10 the
almost every buyer Dry Goods In this stock
III be found viz
French Worked collars Sleeves; from the cheapest
t.t hncstJ
Linen CoIlars and Ssecyos. "a great varetyD
French Worked Psgtci Iiaudkerchrf tncary all radrs)
SETS Cous AMI Sleeves col Maltese and Naiicncien-
Cambria Coarz aud Sleeves lbro dered) (,one
rirl}
Chantil Lace N41il,s very elegant
B'k Moirr Antique and Lace Nantes, very elegaut3
SIX Robes sH ereaa tA,lefyD
Plain. Plaid and striped silks. tsflcudd assurtmrnt)
The above rl.url - also all goods Will b. sid
prices hic satisfy every HAT e System
prtcc Only tbs b, and OILY correct way o s,aE
po,ds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

gaAyE now open aud IN lon large md general
HARDIN ARE crrLrPY GGaS. HOUSEKEEPING Ak
10 Which a'ls "a - ,'a old friend. and custom.
ers ot the lioG.r as ", "a A. thc TRADE 4en,,al5.
Merchant famorr, Mechanic 'onlraeI's aud otler vii
rolGlrS GOODS
have ,no.'ls 5oon ar.r.,,.i,i H. ,ese aud our
rurchaacI direct o te Manufacturers. We to-, assured that
if seettouei ,lc state HorI'.tny AK Examination
OF Tie following wsa ra-..'" sTt'n 'f"ar stock
Iyoiy KlI4es mir f siIs,r aHa I'lalel FORKS,
Ivory S S@ G. as ' ana ,S a5 II anu ''A'
i ',f@ II" Ta1 i w." To- - and pe..,rt Spoons.
Plated Tea so''etn ree.~ WIN Waiers ,5,-,.,-,
Plated Canllgsdehs also sneilef- an fi'5z
ra oS c 2i ''I Ia eyrry yaicv. s,ae elegant.
Plated f-h luff,f aud ffon Knives
Floor OH Glolhsrfom to yarl, .le,
OIL coib7 er the Table IN AIaatwy and rosowoodcolors
OH 1allr Covers some beautiful Gle ipiS,
Tea Kettles. Chatting aud Vegetable Dishes and Dish covers
iiroezol lHltanni' and Brass Gandlest'cAs
Brass and ifou Brouzcd lron ditto
Porcelain Bel Metal lin ned Hotties, for pre-
Papier Ainrbo Waters
Csk Boxes SIttoons of NIL krd- Feather Willow
Carriages aud stes Cabs, Foot Mat and ia fact any ar
Gle ncees.ars to oepng INN rchc' e"y Rdsor
scissors, Stfars, Rasor Straps &
Guns PISTOLS AND FISHING rACkIE-
Fine Riios. ran ling from s@ s5p,
Powder l'asa, sho, POUCHES, English French and Aner
Percussion Gaps.
Ccts five shooters in 4 aud inch barrels
Cot'7 improved patent Five Shooters,
Cult So shooting Revolving Rifles
Aliens Isto.s, II every Vaurie
Fishing Rois Fishing Reel. Lines. spuncrs,
Virginia and Liines Elk Hooks e", sc
HolsrBUILnING MATERIALS.
Locks every variety. Window Class by 10 25
by aomehes, Hinges screws, Bolts nails Brnds, Window
Spuus @ and Blind touiuls, cash Irons and Cord Sash
PdlfYs Sash Rollers Paper and other articles
essrY building purposes CtPHbrs To0is and Ioois far
N}r ghs Planes Of every deserit Marking aud Cut.
Hand Screws. Bu.wood
Ivory Rules. Framing Squares every
ptiou Ciscls Hammers Hachcfa Broad Hand
Ax,s ShmPHe asd Lohing Haiclts, Patent BORING and
MorIcug Machines &c, Sc.
BItCKsNITH's r0oLs.
Smiths Below, English aud American AnYis Sledgc and
Hand Hammers. ~, and Ka-s, Solid Box Vices, Iurse
Shoes Howe Suue Sails Iron Bar,s, Potent Drilling
chine. German and Smear Steel oric fer Coafraetors
AqraiUat im.mstsof frry dessrpa SaddLys Materials
IynH2s, and in tnc Every article be found
R-a-rd stock of Hardware and intend keep always
hand good assortment olhe best AID viii sell cheap
a. any ihct iI9use
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

NINIAtiD, My T, INIf.
Tdophe Pauclet Belgian Consul for Illinois,
and two other persons, whose names AN.
known, were drowned yesterday ten mills south
of tie city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15
pn.,nngh, on .hc Ese.tsn u.o..c,, oGlcc.


Twelve lottery ticket dppots were Simultaneously
visited by the police this afternoon, in six Of which
tickets OF the Delaware State lottery were ound and
the parties were argested. AtNyrioks Otter 70. 40
State street, over 800 tickets with schemes, e.,
were seized The descent nts very successful
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

MEMPHIS. 7 Nnn., MHY T, T"J1.
The Hon. Stephen Adams, formerly member
of Congress. from Mississippi, died in dis city
yesterday morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15
4. GrkOEMERA WHITEHEAD,
~ Druggists nd A not lscc m = Sc


BANK SQUARE, BYNcHBURa, VA,
Have on and aud WIFI continue regular additions
To- large md complete Drugs Dye Stuff ils
Paints, alNs Fancy Articles &C. &c which they invite
tho attention al buyers
70 tohHihf PYsCIANs they offer thu prompt filing Of
her ode with reliable Drups pr, pai
lions manufactured by themselves purchased
liable source prices that VIII Undue to 40 out
of Tho state Any article hand alinrest
narr A
bh2ts 4 WUITFurAn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

o the Circuit count oi AppomailoA county, made AZ tho
last Gom thereof In the North smith Dave
and others the under Mho appointed temmirsn.
iof that pnrpno will 10 sel upon the pfomea,
noRr Little Concord Church NJ public auction, Ihurdav.
the 18Th day oi Juno ncN the Tract Of aud in The bill aud
proceedings mentioned, credit at g. ~ and ~ months
hopufehasor VIZ he required to hau viii good
al security and the title retained her therefor
This land turnerl, owned by Henlam Davenport II
a,ous the lands Of Wheeler Marshall hers
ApramattoS county the wnurs ri tuh Greek, mtA
East Of tho Rcd Ilonsn md miea Sndh rampls
Depot on the Railroad and contains about 100 II
is Won adapted to tho growth Corn Wheat Tobacco &C.
\ &C.. md IN dostatlo neirhhorhood Mr. Ruhcrton
who resdcs upon the pronscs Vii Hny to gentlemen wish.
ng Ia purchase. GLEMl3NT HANCOCK, Gumh
IHl.tIaI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15
plaEN ANDEANNX lsARDWAKE,
,ToWy FOX sAtE.-rb~ .na.

rgy0WS PReREHT1 FOX sAI.E.-Tb~ sna-
scrber intending 10 remove 10 the South next Fan oilers
his Residence privately This property situated
the Hin within stones throw almost Of the Lyncbug GU
lege and the residence of Mrajah Davis J Est
Of land and good Garden. The dwelling
has 10 or the necessary houses and
a well OF good water thai been known 20 fail
will sell good bargain. andinyite the public attention to This
properly. iHOS DlLLAlsD
ap q w4wif Rep cory wiw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15
snlc or.ne rnn.ie ,,-o.l.. in .,enn-,l.nmin.

lIsFfsRRG, May L. l@5i.
The hin for the sale of the main line ofpublic works
has pissed bat houses, aud been cent to the Cover
nor iur his $ 3uaiufe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

~ lp SPRINGS TURNPIKE KOAD.-Pni suant - tho
provisions at ru deod mAde b, the said Company
b'rng date the H3 day August lsba aud record In the
ttt "tico oi Amherst County Court shall On Satu DAY,
the 2ird day Of MAY f5 redlar Ma Ia Amherst county,
sell a the highest builder bidders the sd Road
urrthor with all IL Toll uusos and aud
and all It's hnolavH, connected Herewith Thu
road shop the urhhurE
thnottc-N Win aad about moa from the former place and
by Iudlm Mill aud the nuhalo Spring, In Amherst,
aud terminating On the Sonth River In tho county e Naek
bridge sholesod that tho road may repaired
great Whenthr purchaser will be demand legal
toll from all using AMI that the Investment may he mAdr
profitable, aud public hrnnht The suhstt
bet acting will when Tho purchase fully
paid nuy lie title vc,ed him by sail deed but he
believes that thu title H unant atinnable.
TRIMS ~ SNEtnst enough Ia defray the cost Of writing
and reeerdng the sad deed ot all oho eNppnss al
sale For tie residue credit Of aud ycnra, far the thhd
Of the purchase money srcd by bond with approved
JNO. II, AVIS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

EMIGRATION STILL CosTMrEs.-The Kanawha Re-
publican says
We we were the other day Informed by Mr.. Ma
lone, who does "A receiving aud forwarding business
at the steamboat landing ten miles above this place
oh the KanaNha. that about 100 euigrants per week
take passage that point. They are from the coun-
ties in Virginia cn>t of this, and from North Carolina
IN returning last Friday from short ride down the
turnpike We met Il company OF movers, encamped Tor
dinners wagons--48 men. women and children
from Davidson county, N c. They were bound for
Iowa. We learn by intelligent gentlemen OF North
Carolina, that may expect, next fall, an unusual
number of emigrants from that State to pass over
this route to the "lar west
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

\ Fox SroRY-Mr. james c. Beatty, of Marion co.,
has dog such is not to be found every day and
everywhere This dog recently discovered fox 5
den, waited until young Que made It's appearance
took it by the neck carried it home, and delivered
10 his master entirely unhurt. Young Rel'ard is
sill alive and jumping
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

FuNERAL-Mr. Jas. Deans was buried on Sunday
evening in the Portsmouth Gemetary. Mr.. Deans was
II soldier in the Of 1872. and distinguished him
self by his GOODNESS and courage in several engage
rnonts The Portsmouth Rifle Company, of which he
WIS one of the eldest memtcrs followed his remains
10 the grave.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

The Portsmouth Transcript says ono ofthc most in
tercstng religious meetings witnessed in Portsmouth
Tor long time. is that now in progress at the Middle
Street Rev. j. ". X. Handy,s Presbyterian Church.
1t is three weeks since ii was commenced and
lie interest in ii is unabatct--so much SO, indeed
that il is announced 10 continue during the next
week The labors of the Pastor have been blessed
with n hIrSes Of souls.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

The business on the Orange and Alexandria Rail
rond for April, shows decided increase over Tn
revenue of the corresponding moath of 1856.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

ST. LOUIS. Nav l2.-'lhe commission house
of runsinll x Holmes. and the larpauhn iacto.
~ OF Borgres & Collins in this city were horn-
ed last night. Loss 5000. Insured for sls,-
O0N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15
Citp dNu =tate affairo.

Hon lR1cE FeR BrrrER.--A. Il. Raeker, Esq. sold
a Firhn ofhutter dnring the past week weighing LOG
mounds nett nj fifty cents per ponndrom the DAIRY
IF loscnh Clo.a, Esq, of Pulaski county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

~ nnia street, Iynrhbug, W..
JoHH y. HAWKINS, Proprietor.
This house leng known the Union Hotel recently
been thoroughly repaired and open
transient mud day boardrrs Tho location most
delightful In TN city and sirnnEers visiting Lynchburg will
md the city Hotel In every department
table House Every attention VIII be paid Gucas cula
ted TO render them comfortable and happy
mont The suhcrbe respectfully solicis share public
patronage 4 HAWKINS
n R-Novera families bo furnished with ane airy
fhons On accommodating terms. j. T. III.
mar y Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

NayrL OBsTRrcrloN-The Norfolk Argus states
that "a Saturday, mulatto girl went to the market
o that city with hoops SO extensive, that the Clerk
ordered her away from the place as an obstruction
In the mean time noisy crowd had collected, and
the gin becoming frightened, attempted To tear her
hoops Off in which she successfully aided by two
or three colored WON n present.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

II 0OMlSMis-iOn WcrChmn1s,
Inf tho alo Tobacco Flour other
lANtuhuHd u, having formed copariuershp pnr
OF duug general Commission Business will give the
undivided attention 10 all eonsiRnments made them
uiee In tbs store of George - DAVIS aud door
u Rueker EDGAR WHITEHEAD
Jan, Ia. lsaI THOMAS O. HILL
Rotor" Capt Jno. NJ oey Cashier Rauk OF Va. q d
VS. Jnu. T. Dayis Co, Saml NJ. GaraAd Anhoratt
cahou Nelson. H. & Mitchell Cashier Merchants Bank.
10
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"
Ky virtue i Trust decd executed by William u Ave-
rett aud duly recorded m hn Clerks Office of Tho IguKs
Court Of Lynrhbug the undersigned Trustee therein named
will proceed n sol" at public auction la trout Of the Market
House in said city, Iu..dA the aoh mat likely Negro
oman aud four Chid,o including ur ahant eleven ycars
Of age eight old boy years
rfGAs The purchaser required to give a nogotia
bic with satisfactory endorsnr payable IN -four
HENRY DUNktkGTDN,
ma v6 dpaYtQGna Truatoo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

- ~ TIE TOWN or ROCKY MOINT.--UY Virtue of
adoed otSt executed 10 thr under signed by William dawes
md oftavin his wife al "a Monday the lat day OF June
Fi that being Court day offer for sale tho ptomsca
pur auction the LIT aud lousea nWuod by said baNr and
embraced IN sud deud ot ruH This lot contains about
ot land ad fronts the Main Street nst opposite tho
Court House The buildings tho hiau dwelling,
house fronting ho Main Street oppusitn tulm'a lnte,
Win oIght rooms IN" front bnaamt room IA fitted up In
aud handsome le fora Ntarr Room. with Counting and
et Lumber room att he'd Ihne the gruatrs abundance
al room In this house or porsona mk Ia i've and also
curry the mercantile business This Ia regarded tho
h stand IN the pA,r heng TIN moHt central of other
There also two nthcr buildings fronting tho
tanning two ranms rael tie oarnhr on
and rent READILY at ouo hundred aud twenty dollars
Thus lot haA II all tha necessary hplses such N kttt
Smpko House, Corn crib aud Stable, nil In good
There Is also Wei nf rpnd Water within few too at the
dwelling house Tho Garden has eApusure, aud IA
productive more minute description .o the property
thought useless persons wishing purchase would like
to tor hpnsolvss
FERNS viii be liberal Nn1 made known on day Of aelo
FLEMING SAUNDERS Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

NYcCoHAI.E N co,
VN Wholesale mud Retail lsr0cers,
COMMISSION Il FORWARDING MERCHANTS, and
manufacturers OF SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO
NJ the cid Stand OF Metorke Jones MAIN STHEEr, LYNCH
ha. "a, viii ave particular attention sale OF FLOUR
WHEAT CORN BAtON, LARD BUTTER sc. Liberal
a' ares VIII he made all consignmonts when required
ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

NEW COpAkTNERssRuP.-T "ndcr-ign
~ ed have formed coPartncrshp under the style aud
hrm Of n =. TANNER q co for the purpose conduct
ing general Photographic business the Old
ms Tanner the coparnersp dating from the LIST january,
lsd The business Will be greatly enlarged and everything
IN the business will he ouna at Gallery and pictures
Warranted 10 please.
w the agents for the sale Nehs Patent MtLANIo.
Rights The MEIAN1DfTPE, Is and beautiful style
picture and he coored very highly with pleasing Of
feel Tn Meanioypo manual contains full and mileo
ftructions In AmbroYpuR PhotoRfhphnR paper and
far everything that belongs 10 the business Also LoekeH
Brea't Pins, Rings. &c
either the above reasonable
terms aad satisfaction given in all cases
N S, TANNER,
may 6ts n COCHRAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

John Randolph ekor Of Winchester was nomi-
Ma, eA Il, the Office of Attorney General of Virginia
b, tie Democratic Convention that met in Richmond
,, thn I34,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

CELEBRATION At JAMESTOWN. I've learn from the
Patersburr EXPRESS that the celebration came otlac
,f,iinu to announcement EXP Tyler deliver
inn, the address, which occupied two hours and half
GOV Mise also, spoke about thirty minutes. James
Barron Hope Esq, delivered poem that met with
universal favor. The assembly was variously esti-
mated Mt from to thousand. including sixteen
military companies from Richmond, Portsmouth, Nor
folk and Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

The Presbytery Of the school Presbyterian
church commenced its session, at tulpepper {. H.,
en- Thursday last CLOSING Tuesday evening Rever-
end Messrs. Boyd of Winchester, Bell, of Harrison
burg Smith of Leeshurg, Matthews and Fletcher, of
jefferson, McMurtin, of Fauqucr, and Pollock, were
PRESENT. Services we're held four times day, and
were attended BY large and attentive audiences The
sermons were all OF high order constituting an i'll
'eUectual rs well as n ree ious feast.