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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

Sscofd 0at-The Asior Library and Cooper Tnstt,ts-
received BY these uunncf rfs ard honor s emil
geuerofhy hsi Golfers hem.
Te,er CooPKR being called upon 10 respond rsd with
respeci 70 TIE Aston Library, stands monument OF
upty that W j bless the rrc getera'ons with streams
n knowledge which VIC hope viii furtlIze oar snd
Ghh Crreci 10 the Other Dttu,on which o. have been
peoed TO refer 10 IN your sentiment, will oolv say IA
fas been ny tn5csvor 10 establish an Institution vhioh
slal be 2 btEchi 10 the conirf youth OF our citss
Nbcers) For ere have felt through nfe want Of the
lBoslccFe which nope will Cow In living streams from
ibls city Twerkyilx pears ago was elected TO the
Cen men Council Of this city, snd vhlo Tiers becsn NO
acquainted With aeer'lemsn lust from Francc He told
ttst re bad derived more bepeft frcm attending tbs
PoiJiccbnc sctcoln france tor three mouths than IN a.
wire Thousands Of young men who we're attending
tetoos here and living upon me- crust n occurred
70 me TAT VI ever could get up such pstu Iou In nv
ftuye CITY would give me pride snd pleasure 10 DO So
(Cttus) have kept list object steadily in view from,
q nj coy 70 This, and The institution have 90 far Al.
vspoed hss for It's object the Distribution OF knovedse in
al Ne ve'kd branches. Cheers | now Iool aur,ou,
" for rs oTgspizsn Iespccisfy desire 10 have ia
oversNon by the time we hope TO bavea submsrps tsjs
sieJh seross the Atlantic ccesn. bope 10 make n An
design 20 strd invitation 10 all the Governors Of he
suih and The NORTH TO The Speakers OF the ouses Of The
s5S efal Hsles and ask them 10 come here and hep "a
dedttie The Institution " science and arts In couclud
irg will offer The following toast
The ooesn Telegraph, with rs coat Of mail guarding abe
under tie white Gag o. Great Britain and America,
whsn Mr. Cooper sat down the assembly rose and rave
BIN IN ee hearty cheers
The follow pg tsAss was next read by the Pr.sisent,
Third oss-1he STATE CT New Yofk-our Aim. w.,.r-
vCs m snS tssed 10 indsrsniepce She nsy ssS ~ ner
hteure ~ 90 the sireur h Of her chiliien
Ar. Eo1u Was called uPou " rcs?Opd and an o, AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

Shit Prepteit Fillmore ashburon London; Cherries
Cooper, John Ma shall Bsser Island NJ fculon
New IrlssLs ten der Charleston; bsrks Jep1y Puts
desuN Eye kLhche Oh nib London Tcjsn (BD. Glasgow
rd,o fi's'c Rsrd Vera Cruz fnso Curts saguA brgs
Abby Watson Csmrsfcby Martin. spezzis. Elizabeth
Watts, HsN Iucrea Cudenss; balance, JacStonyle
Courier Gamb) Port Prince; Aavas Jackfonvle scar
In diaDola New Orleans.
Wind curing he day NV, AID fresh at suDse'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16
7 Nsre Law fscfsrd Path, Ne.
miscellaneous aud Disasters.

SUR NlpA1oR Gotta sailed from New Orleans on the slt
Sus ard the It'll she put bsek the Re
lie In distress leskng badly and q, last aoooua,s sth
Der up to s,w Orleans 10 repair she had o
breadstuns &C,
EARN sARx KNBALb Mel elan. al Msiselles from New
York had heavy weather and threw par, Of cargo.
PARK A uAzARD.-Cspt Williams, Of the bark J Is
Lft RIO en- he iS6 Of Nosmstr on he second day out
Bsbs srtd II fsi port pine Gays 70 unteTgo repairs
BBle M.rcA FDercoss, tom Kingston fDr Philadelphia
PIT to chne.ioi lah INST fsr repairs Ia. expsrienced
ma1,eps ,ay's sp' ossop,el cared away Srs,op
ssesVy sss stsh sove CABIN, ' &C. ''
IrIew Rr,srlI -c,p, Brisg' Of be schr Fanny Fern,
hss & re me- and Sa on he s "a f :.
spoke lie brig Ersse nom South smercs, loaded Win
S s w T rs, sad . and h %s'' snS SONS
,vPrtd Der viii pro'oos canvass te, ard she proseed
BAG Nrsura,s csupten hesrsrepor,sd wrecked at We
"a ers. dg'ng ,, s'sss o Inn On he an e.
90 :, hes; ig.e &C. on rheh We earn q Insurance for
Bro'b.is and insured in Ibis city for soo 90
sem CHAnto1TE abandoned the age from Bel
and 'alued sisstD
Sour n,roRrr P.rr, fpm wimirsion. NC, on 2is, uli
for Boston viii len Der put t,o fs-port distress with
oss q or,si tea. psiIo oeck load snd received other
p.asss "-'"s ''''' '''' WY "'''' '"'' Tue
cnr Arsrr, q Prevdenee, which was spoken 2sA ul,
scs nj ss. sh hort q Ss rsss q
suffered much nom The weather She remained at
place 9Th 'ns.
scpp T,py Ap,vs1be scAr reno,ed q, snchor at e,nsv
poni sh p,nse,re i.I.,s me sds Adam. psxs, so
,,abe,hport r somerss she rsmsn,6 IAN Al anchor be-
ing unable n nto, Al IN Mount Hone Psv on aofrut
tscHh M,hNoh A. renee ~ s.vsnnsh IOh ns' On ihe Wh
OI os' cooo" san', sno nae ssswepN
u.. &C. On .ss c rsr 4: qc, s. o,
sssee zen po,, rspshed end .5rivee Newport oh inst
Gle rmsns NihA pace easng ABOUT q" suokes an hour
schr esrs rnay o. Couitport Bsrns,sbe sailed from
r sss bss 90, See ssea sssrs nom cspt Retire sur
sr,ss ass sro,hsy ssanss III Of shom beeysS be
Urged 70 Co'utpofi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16
TeI,rr.ph,c Marin. Repor1.
BoSToG Jan BAR shiIs Mary Martha NCrlesns; Ara
bells Mobile tsfks Mary, tlzsbeth aud Alma,
sylIh Baum ore Absgun Maven
Hsp Md Marine Corr spOpden(e.

PBlLDiLfHIA. Jan Is, AZ PM-1he city Ice boat has
teen fepsift d. aud coaing sud will
ions Cay ing, between Gloucester rncum
lslsrd where ice ~ hsfd and very heavy.
fhe steamship Kangaroo for Live rpool loaded and has
full cargo on bosId-but lew passenser she viii sal
SstW day n % at O'Clock.
Tie brig Black EQUAL from EsAiport Ia below sso brig
Msrha Washington bom Havana and several Light vessels
IA, asern ports with sesutuls America and Atlantic
With heayy tows.
Fellow Newcastle the ice f's, tssppesrrg aud ohrnnel
face.
Abe Receiving ship sunk a. be Navy Yard, is adver
sed to- se the having abandoned the idea Of
rsisrR Etr
steamship State oi Ceoras Garviu Charleston oil the
BIctkyr'tf asfed tee bIg Ncteson, nom Turks Island
bcsnd an.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
m portaUt from y1exicO Outrayss In Sonor"
Ann rican EilihmsIsIs Shol.

The Mexican Sislc If the 2Sth ult.. has i'm.
portant news from Sonora 1t says;
The report of the sacking of & ua,mas by the
faqui tribe Is not confirmed. although they have
committed deplorabe excuses IN the ncighh"r
hood of the port. The Sgo says: The va
quis lavs been routed by the Project of liermo.
sihn. near Bonacita. with the loss of Il killed and
II prisoners. The Apaches have been pursued
u, far as the ella, the Government troops hay
ing killed 60 and taken 10 prisoners, besides res
eniug several captives The iaquis raised In the
number of 81 at Santa Cruz aud Eehojns, have
been completely routed by the forces ut the state.
The insurgents in the ncighborhood ot Aiamos
strangled q travellers aud afterwards buried them
alive upon a pie of woaa. They pillaged the
Mill at Monterey, the Hacienda af SIM Luz, aud
the Church u, San Jose de Grnca. AZ the latter
place they committed many as-asstnati"ns' ana
Violated several females.
There were discovered amongst the insurgents
several American fllibusters. who were taken
prisoners by the troops of the Government, and
Immediately shot
rhe Siglo completes this news by the fol-
lowing extracts, brought by nm extraordinary
courier:
BY dates from Aainos of the 18th inst. we
lrain that the State of Sonora has been complete
~ paced by the forces Of the State, and that or
der has been established by the complete rent Of
the factions, compelling the submission OF Jesus
Grandma and the other leaders.
Order being established, the Government ot
the State lis occupied in securing every resource
that will conducc 10 the defence of Sonora against
th" sa,ages.
Sr. jesus Grandma has presented himself TO
the Project Of Guaymas. Several documents
have been found with him. among others the in
struetions conveyed to him by his brother Man
uel "i the mode Of carrying on the revolution.
The evacuation Of Lower California by Gen
Bnncarto and forces has given rise To reports
of IA serious character. 1t said he prononn-
ced at Topic for Regiony Fueros and for Santa
Anna. Ihisis undoubtedly without foundation
We learn from good authority that Gen Blan
caite deserted Lower California for the reason
that he was unable 10 sustain himself longer
without supplies. A gentleman who says he has II
letter from him informs Us that Lower California
will saon fall under the ban of sapo American OK
petition. He say-. already the Mexican pppu
latlon are anxious for such an ndvcut Most Of
th" large landed pr"prleiors are now IN Upper
California enaeavoring To sell their lands to Amer
leans.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
ftaiIroni Fearful plunge.


The 81. Louis Republican of In 10Th inst has
tho following account Of two friShful railroad
accidents
On the Chicago mud Rock island Road. il
crosses the Du Page river, five milo, from Joliet,
the heavy rims of Friday had swollen the ilver
I'LL it overilowevcd it, banks covered the bottom
and submerged the track on both sides of the
bnJg". a freight train. consisting of the loco
motive tender and seven cnrs loaded with horses,
approached This river ON Saturday. The engineer,
ignorant of any obstruction, and confident in the
tirmness and safety of the road, though covered
with water, held on his why, pleughing through
stream two feet deep guided lay the iron track,
until he rec hed the bridgr, when the appalling
fact wis revealed that the swollen river Ind not
only submerged the bridge, but swept it away
Locomotive, tenderscven cars with their freight
of horses, one after another disappeared beneath
the surface of the stream, deep enough, by rcn-
snn of the trrshrt 10 hide from view every
lige Of the train. Down with it went all in
charge of it, and three of them wee lost.
The other accident the running into pas
>cnger train by freight train, nj Newport Iun-
mel. on The Pacific Railroad YIN. I. Chri-tv.
a lad ychrs old, was killed, and six athor pas
sengcrs wounded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
MARRIED ID,

On Monday, the 9th inst, by the Rev DE- Mimi
perode Iient Col JAMES D. GRAHAM of the [. ;. Ar
my, to Miss frances WIcKHAM, daughter OF the late
John Wickham. Esq of Richmond, Va.
On the llth of January, in Washington. D. T., by
the Rev. George W. Sampson, Mr.. JSo F. THOMAS
of Liberty, Va TO Miss Lucy \. GRAVES, of Rich
mond Va.
On the 4th inst, in Powhatan copntysla.' oy 'he
Rev Thomas Amblcr, Mr.. THOMAS p McpowkLE' o.
Ro kbridge and Miss L. CONSTANCE, daughter Oh MI
VIM S. Warwick
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
The Chinese War.

The details Of the news from China confirm
tn. relegraphic report The factories were burnt
hv the Chinese. the flames bursting out s'mnlia-
neouSly in all directions, and all attempts on me
seamen and marines to stop the fire were fruit
less. 1t ragged all nj Int and up to the time 'ha'
the steamer left. Dant & Co.'S premises were
the first TO CO. These were followed bvtse whole
of ,he Pnushang hong and the Imperial and IN
deed, all the hong- were ultimately destroyed
The'only houses left untou ,hcd when the steam
or left were those of the British consul. Angus
tine Heard H. Jar1nc, Maiheson Company
Turner & Company one or two III the new Eng
li-h hong, Russell and Company IN the 9"culsn
hong and Wenore q Company IN the imP'f'n,
hong: but it was doubtful whether these would
escape the conhagraton. The Agra ORIENTAL
and Mercantile banks were on fire. with n" hope
of their beinp saved.-Admral Seymour with
drew his men into the garden, the only refuge
left for foreigners. The admr,l's future steps
were unknown there was but little DOUBT. howe We,
TINT Canton would be no longer spared he
discharged shrl!-, rockets, anl round>sh't had
already commenced.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
The s.rent Fire iu Mobile.

u
The telegraph brought inlornation'a day or two
since OF an immense destruction of cotton in NJ
bile by fire. The Mobile Tribune of the 10Th
thus Describes the disaster aud the scene:
Since the fire trial. year, 1899 no such deSirnc-
ton has befnllnn our city as began yesterday
evening shortly after three o clock. 1t commenc-
ed in Mint. one'y warehouse, ON the corner of
Commerce and Adams streets, aud as the wind
blew heavily from the North. it rapidly comnu
nicatcd with the Planters AM thence Hunts
warehouses, which occupy the entire square
bounded by Congress. Water, Adams and Com
mercp >trecls.
All these were filled with co't,n containing by
the best estimate can procure, about thirteen
thousand bales. of which some five hundred ouiy
could be rescued, leaving AZ prey to the fumes
twelve thousand five hundred bales. From even
the best Informed it was impossible to gather the
amount If loss involved, nor an whom it will fall
accurately. But the loss cannot be far short of
a million Of dollars. Such was the calculation If
many practical men Last night. Yet estimating
it $500, coo. in the gross, we have il from calm
and experienced calculator that of the amount
lost $3.50. 0O0 are insured in Mobile. That Of the
residue thirty per cent or SlSO.OOO are insured
abroad. and the balance, or Sl20,OOo will fall IN
the planters us uninsured. So vast d"vasia.
tioD has thrown the whole city into constcrna
ton
The hills of solid fire that covered the vast
space formed a picture sublimely fearful. OF
the cause. various conectures were fonting
through the crowds assembled at the spot. Some
attributed it to spontaneous combustion; others TO
sparks driven obliqury across the street from the
Pile Driver in the rising press aud Ice House on
the nearly opposite block. But IT was impossible
10 dptermnrIlhi, fact with my certainty but GER
tain il j. that snch the rapldty OF the conla-
CATION. urged onward by the stormy North wind
that no power of man could stay its progress.
The three warehouses, we understand apper-
t,,ined To- the Planters Press, and were rented by
Messrs. Magee and Cus;but vast a loss will
shad. the circles Of a thou sand homes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
HDI 1: D.,

AT Emory and Henry College on the 9Th 'n''ah''
MI, MARY r wife of Dir. Vim. S. Wiley, and d'h3h-
Yer o'hai Joseph W Davis,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
SALES BY AUCTION,
sflTu'Rpe upsa

toR sNb.G.-A Valuable House mud Lot sn
u THE CITY on iNNcHnl' re- In pursuance Of the
drcfee IN the ease of "lIauenoks Admir- Harvey Se"
hha Her r sale public auction saturday the h day
81 Mateh NJ o'clock 4 VI the ptem~rH tho House aud
1t now occupied by Ms T. 4 Harvey situated Bnnud
l IN ID" CIV II IynehurR. adjoining the lot Of Thomas
bars aud IN the neghhuhood e. Hamilton naSds resneucc
lfhMs Negotiable Notes. well endorsed. aud ~
mouths-ttle retained until paid.
feb u dlswtimlr lNpz l. KNIGHT. ramr.
BN CllAS. T WORKMAN s co,
kNuNoNn, v
4 LARGO Of uoia--'- Mt Auction. On Friday
~ feh'uaN 10Th At the hnrr sheds at the pav common
etng At II o,laek NJ vii scl the Cargo per schooner
'Iafatinr trtin tatlehas tuha consisting If
- lilis prime cuba Maa1cy,
Ia lrfre+ do IL da
Ala Nuhenddod the above sale tn per brig Tan
sict' NM Matansa> CaA., consisting
LII Hubs prime tuha Nolass,r
Il lr,tovs do do IL
Also
-. iipcs fine old French nrandy.
TEs ~ SUI In all under 500 Cash sloO
months ,rcdli Tor approved negotiable paper
tNAS I, NnRllAM 4 GO.
foh1s ha06a Aucra
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

y NII'TNVlIN, NkVIN, NN---Ihf
tlmmissnner In the 1T tniCmanN INf Coleman
Rls Ellis admir- same Will Tuesday the iith day ot
February Isl the residence o Roher L. Coleman IN tho
county lrdtad proceed sell the Tract Land upon
which sth Coleman Resides. containing ahoit hR
well mproN" npou which thrte Is good framed luuw
all necessary houses At the ua
place Will sell the whole nf the tiaps SunoL Plantation
implements. aud household aud Kitchen Furniture said
land aud on the dtN, "Wednesday hr 9TH In trout ot
the Market House IA the city ot lynehhutp Will se all Il
the Snyrs btongug the estate of the late Mira Mary r.
Coleman hnF some Il IN number consisting
and children IT nhuo. likely
The land viii lac sold rod o l. . aud the
chns, 81, u security aud title liued nntl
La. pa4ueu The ueraual property either than norroes up
on months all S2n Thr neFrnri
vii In sald for elsh. n. {. MANSON, com'r
#iNrtI1hh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

THE WHEAT PRosrfcT.-The present prospects OF
the wheat crop in Observation-Disclosures represented by
a writer in the Alexandria Sentinel-are gloomy IN
the extreme The snow has afforded it no protection
whatever, md as the earth was very dry when inc
storm set in great portion of the dirt was blown
from the roots exposing them since TO !he intense
cold. and the heavy frosts with which it las been
accompanied The impression among the ma ority
of farm rs is tina half of the crop has been Killed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

McMuLLrNs DlsTRIcr The Democracy of the
Southwest are now moving for Convention to nom,
mate successor to Hon. T. McNulln. TazeSeH aud
Ru sci have held meetings, and it il supposed oil the
other counties will do the same. Ben h4sh fioya
VIM. II. Cook Alex. S Brown Esq. Gov. Floyd, Al
bert s. Martin aud Col. S. V FulkerSon have all
been spoken of through the papers as suitable per
sones 10 fill the onice--Sa!em Reg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

FATAL ArrRAy-Simon Sheets was killed last
week in Augusta county by Lindsay Payne. Tue lat
ter is in custody
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

HNAAH FOR WOOU,.-u wRat ininscdlnrly
~ 5000 pounds washed FOOL for which will pay the nigh
est market price in Cash or Bonsacks Lihsey ana y '
servants a ID huchEN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

~ W. PAGE. ATTORNEY mt Inv, Gy.ehburg.
- has Ell his Office 10 the the STORE
of \ u tucker opposite the Hank OF Virginia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

lNpEMyIFtcArloN.- A bill to pay the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad S3,47325 for the extra expense
incurred by them in transporting the mail during the
winter of 55 6 has passed to its second reading IN
the United States Senate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

~ SIut H. HnCStunlp FpHNlIURE. PLANTATION IliN.
sIts, &rOn Thursday the nth February lss At the rcs
drie.ut Nh May Nakrr Of rruea l'l"atA county, 10
miles @ ilo and about the same distance nm tho krh
nonl aud Dau,lc and South Side Railroads We Will one for
sale 10 and - No4ut lcn Nnry valuable,
Including Men, " omen aud Children, and among them several
valuable huun credit OF months VIII he given
TIN sale the the purchasots gtlHR bot ell
cudnf.ad hearing Interest the laN at sale
At tie lc aud place viii s, tho Crops, House
a. ii Furniture ulon credit until thu let Jnuo for
all over SO Tn sr viii he managed by the suhvcr-
brIs Jos htptN.
A-I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

4 AND WARRANTS WANTED The high
4 ~ -ket prices paid for Land Warrants by
dec LANGHORNE g. li0LCOMBE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT Of
Chickering's Celebrated Piano Eortrs,

NETIIH all the late improvements, together with other
w steal such Niolins Guitars Flutes Me
lolouns Also beautiful assortment OF Sheet Music for
Piano Guitar and all other musical Instruments general
ly country All those wishing purchase Will do
well call and examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere.
The undersigned every day receiving and fashion
able latest and fashionable publications.
w. p GREENE & cos.
Music Saloon Main Street opposite Citizens Savings Bank,
and few doors above Norvell House, Lynchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
Citp aMO State aHatts,
See advertisement of New York Life Insurance
Company.

WASHINGTON HoUsE.--The editor of the Floyd Cit
lien speaks in the following terms of deserved praise
of this we'll conducted establishment being on
visit to Lynchburg last week, took up our lolg-
inps at the Washington, and truly say it is con-
Quoted in style that cannot be beat in Virginia the
servants are attentive and obedient the eating all
man can desire, and the rooms large and airy and
warm to boot, which is great desilcratum about
this time, and then the propricors gentlemen in
every sense of the word and 10 show that the public
appreciate them We looked over the Register after
being there three days, and found near two hundred
names registered in that time. We say go ahead gen.
,lemen of the Washington. and like him. after whom
Your house is named, you never can be conquer
cd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

" y. W Al kEn,
1he very valuable Tract of Inpd areH wl~ Mrs Walker
resides Upon l,uialn aud ikcts creeks. containing
bout - Acres htNmR npu, large aud Neiy comfortable
Dwelling llouae with alnceessay cut hpuse With large
and be- tut yHd uu garden atthc aud in Almost pleasant
and ,salo nephuihood, isnso offered AT private saln
Rep. Ilh t'taNilllgioh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

BN cllAS. 7. WORKMAN 4 co,
ld,uNaNn, "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

New WoRK--IIugh Blair Grigshy is now engaged
on n most important historical work. Mt the request
of the Virginia Historical Society," which will roba-
bly, be finished by the close ofthis year,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

" monltl HAf - NJ ~ " ~ = llt.pl ~, Iii
THIEVES pE IEtTED- ROOT - IN Fltli1bAllpN.=-
Htowns Patent SAFETY Alarm botcrtpr Lnb af Money Draw
of hl"rs Counting Rooms. Manufacturer and Brokera
OUres. Banks Naulm. ~ o.is. and lfitat, feadu
IN examination OF these Lor be mhde AT The store II
thr auhar doors urlow the Market Nhte lh"y
ais ipf sno al manufacturer prices I'll BLISS.
l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
4 urCORAgE ~ 60.
whoic-nir nud Retail ssrecers,

COMMISSION 4 foRw ABIDING MERCHANTS, aud
manufacturers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO
old stand e,ure Jones, MAS stWrEf, Lfktn
nrRa will give particular attention to tue alu OF FLoi IL
WHEAT CORN, BACON LARD, III I IkR, Sc. liborh
al, anoog a gnments, wheu required
Ian ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

tho se If Tobacco ttHus aud othcr Country fr"uce
IYNTnHuta having tnnne eopartnersip T. the pun
pose doing general Commission Blsueas :" u rYo their
Undivided attention ia all cunzgnm nude 10 them
ofn IN the stufe OF u"offr - pats and eeN dnf 10 a
u. thicker. hll9AH VIII LhbN''
jan. H.. 10. THOMAS Il liisia =.
lefer capt Jna NJ olt,s stier hnk ri q - ia
Wis Ine 4 DayA 4 u, saml Al Gulhod, Amherst Mayo
CnhpIl Nolsn3 Il = Mitchell Cashier ershanis HANK.
In 4 AnIa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

~ tiuucs in market for NEGROES Of both SEXES, betwe"
lbo agns Of 10 aud 30 years including Mechanics suc
as Bac aud Carpenter and viii pay The highest mar
ket prices snlce ia new erected brick building
on list or Lynch street. Immediately In rear Of the Farmers
Bank where he prepared haying erected buildings with
that view board Lyncburg for sale or 9th
er Sc on as aud keep them secure as
thcy were placed in the Jail of the Cooperation
,n,y ludDely SEEll WDDDROOf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

REV Dr. BoYp, of Winchester, has declined re-
cent call inviting him 10 Alexandria.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

IL EXAlg,. Archisees, assi .s~S By y. u. Csop
ton Engineer. and Frederick kosch and e. Heturseh
Architects and Draughsmen prepared TO fu nish Designs
Specific and for all kinds Of buildings aud
cnery Special attention will be raid to tho construction OF
entrusted bs charge. Of Land Mines and
will be shortest and the most
proved plans. Address II. EXALi.
tdSrIa Architect, Richmond, Va