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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

MOTHER BaSEnrrr i.aw-scme Il the
Ncs York papersare discussing the pfoprie.
" af the adoption. By Congress. of another
bankrupt isw--one that shall be uniform
throughout, and 10 strict conformity with tie
constitution. The advantages and disadsan.
tagcs u the former laws which were adopted
arc set fvrtli. aud tl,c experience IL England.
which has always bad bankrupt law, cited
70 prove The wisdom 81 such measure.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

Rrrrnxrso ~ lRrlaSn.--A correspondent
Of the Boston Post. noticing the contemplated
closing ~ he f,ctarirs Al Lowell. Mas.athu-
sets. says that during the last manth more
than seven hundred &c the Irish popalatisn
have purchased return tickets TO LiverpaoI,
attracted BY the improved aud improving
state VI agricultural interest in tie Emerald
Isle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

FmE IN BrAuFoRr.-0n the night Of tie
cath ult., FIRE occurred in Beaufort, which
destroyed the dwelling house and kitchen Of
Mr.. Il. NJ. Dudley. aud the kitchen of Mr..
Josiah r. Bell. Mr.. Dadle4's loss was SIS COO
aud Mr.. Bells ~ 900. Others are said tp
have been damaged BY removal and break
age TO the amount Of sI.00n more. The
fire was the work Of an inccndiary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07
Raising the Contra, An.erica.--A pa

graph was published las, week. stating tina, proPo-
sition had been submitted by the Boston Submarine
Armor Company to the underwriters to raise the Gen.
trail America and save her treasure, the supposed
depth Of water being only about 90 fathoms. Itisnow
stated from the position Of the vessel given by the
mate, that the nearest land (Cape Roman) is ninety
FIVE miles, and the soundinss show 600 fathoms Of
water. No hope therefore, can be entertained Of the
recovery either of the vessel or her treasure
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

TT The l7Sth session Of Orange iPresbytery will
commence At Lexington on Friday the 10th day Of
October, at o'clock, p. NJ.
~ The Synod Of North Carolina will NEE, IN the
Presbyterian church in Charlotte, on Wednesday,
October 81, at o'clock, IN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07
THE STATE FAIR.


We learn from one Of the members Of the
Executive Committee, that ample prcpara-
tions are in progress for the accommodation
Of exhibitors and visitors at the approaching
State Fair. 4f-.sxyyss
The Fair grounds win be put in the best
order, the track for horses will be much inn
proved, and additional stalls erected for
stock Of various kinds.
We learn that a number OF fine horses are
expected to be here, among them several su-
pcrior ones Of the Morgan stock. Also,
superior blooded cattle from Lychburg, and
from other points in and out Of the State.
Large quantities Of machinery are also
expected. There will be, among other
things, reaping machine invented and
manufactured in this State.
The various Railroads in the State have
very literally agreed to transport stock,
implements and machinery free OF charge,
and visitors at half price.
We learn that Guon's Hotel, now nnoccu-
pied, viii be opened for the accommodation
Of visitors. This house viii accommodate
some four or FIVE hundred persons.
A room or stand has been specially set
apart for Editors and Reporters for the
press, and they are particularly invited to
be present.
The Fair will commence on Tuesday, the
Goth OF October. Raleigh Standard. q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

Elections. - Elesiicns wll b. held dutiha ile
present month 10 iac States u psnns, luhis. Ohio
lows, Georgia and Mississippi. ani IN The Terfio,is.
II Minue.oia and Kansas IL he three 6fsi nsned
the election . ~ State others only. sioepi IN pm
s5Issnis member 81 conges. i 10 - chosen % gu
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07
Heavy Fraud. III i.rllsI o. ~ 4

Heavy frntid. . q 9 atlieI thai nc Amrfitsn
Sunday school Inim has recently jisroyefcl thli
mole. aud acceptance. X ihe h1ard aniuutiug %
nearly 5000. have been circulated without aataiiy.
4 card haa beeu prepared, disoWnins them. all =.
se,ting that ne board is na responsible III thstf
payment
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, October =, 1857.

.Y- Richerson Nichols, Esq, is our authorized
agent in the county Of Orange, to collect arrearages
due for subscriptions to the Recorder and for adyer.
Using. s F
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

Ifno sins were punished hero, no Proyi.
denee would be believed IL every .in we're
punished here. 10 judgment would be cz.
peetcd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

CouSrrRrRrrs. - The Washington States
says that late counterfeit notes on Virginia
Banks have been put forth as follows: 2O's,
Bank Of Virginia, Charlestown; zoos, Ex-
change Bank of Virginia; los. Bank Of
Virginia; los Merchants Bank. Lynehburg,
Va. All Of them are badly executed. Skies
on the Bank Of the Valley are very correct.
bearing the appearance Of being old and
genuine.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

Na,aL.-The United States steam frigate
Merrimack. Commander Hitchcock, at the
cherlestown Navy Yard. has received orders
10 sail on the 50ih September. Her desti-
nation is the Pacific.
The sloop.of-War Iinrennes, nov az the
New York Navy Yard, has been ordered to
be prepared for sea. II lis understand that
she is destined 70 Join ih. squadron on the
coast 81 Africa.
II i stated that tie sloop -nf.war 81. Louis
has been ordered home IRON the Coast Of
Africa. and the John ADAMS from The Pacific
10 Portsmouth, New Hampshire. in accord
anee with the new regulations Of the navy,
diminishing the cruise u national vessels
from three 10 two years.
CHAsaE y rmg SpcoSD NAVAL corFr.--
Capt. Theodorus Bailey ha. been ordered to
serve IN the SECOND Naval Court Of Inquiry
in place Of Capt. Van Bruni, temporarily
detached. Nj. laisL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

The steamship Tennessee, which sailed
from New York 10 New Orleans. il suspected
TO have taken DOT the arms and ammunition
for Walkers new iilibuster expedition, not
withstandins all the paper vigilance Of the
national authorities. The steamer will take
on board the remainder Of the expedition on
the mouth Of the Mississippi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

We .es i stated III lie Re-, A. siael,ir, of Ate.
shany Pa, has asrtpisd call from ihs Piess terrain
congregation ii Charlotte. y. q, snd i = lhouShi
vii probably lake charged tic ehd,eh hy tie msesihs
u synod
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07
Adares, al The stale FAIR We i,

f,om The Raleigh p4Pefs that John l.. Bfilses' Esq.
Elgecomie comfy. vii deliver the Manual AdlIc
hei,re lie sats Agricultural soeeiy Il Il approaehr
Far.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

The ahoNr sale VIII ac place on educ "N tue llh April
is aud an other respects according 10 The foregoing notice
EOBT. j DAVIS Admr Ac OF y 4 u.
Erp aud Brdtord Sontucl cnpN uar 10 deedA ctl5arl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02
ggauIiug in North s'ur0iinn.

4 >p0ndont Of The PfItlshnrg ESpreSs
writing from Guld,boro. y. G, snys:
Three ntgroes--two likely young men and an
old woman, the mother of twenty chiidrenwerc
hung at GrcenvIle. Pin CO.. YESTERDAY. FIR innr-
der From carly NOM till noon. every avenue
leading into the town was crowded with persons
representing all agrs. sexes, GLASSES and condi-
tinnS of the population in the ceanty around
about. Alb nj O'Clock in III morning. a steam
boat arrived from Washington with some five
hundred passengers The crowd was estimated
at five thnu-a persons. of which at least one
thou sand were females.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02
Another q n SO of Suspected Husband Poison n =
in Boston.

The body Of Nathaniel SweetSer, who died in
Lowell on the Goth Of February was taken from
the tomb on Thursday by Coroner .Jewctt. with
Jury of inque>t,and the stomach and viscera were
removed by Dir. Spaulding, aud sealed up for the
purpose of being analyzed by Boston chemist,
probably. 1t is said that decomposition was not
visible in the remains. Mr.. Swretser was %
years old and left considerable property. lie
had not lived happily with his family, and was
sick ab, at % hour> cfoo be died. The coroner
visited Mrs Sweetser, and informed her of the
suspicinn> and of the examination Of the remains
in Consequence. She has retained i r. Butler
for counsel in case she shall be arrested. She Is
an intelligent woman and sister of Granville
Parker. Eco. of Worcester, and Of Prot, N''!Ihrd
Parker, Of the Medical School of New York
Boston oSt. March %.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

The cotton nickery If j. 9Brien. in New Or
leans, with go lnles oi cotton, was destroyed by
fire On the 9Th ult. l.nss SlS.Olo.
1t i stated that in the city Of New York alone
there are between eight hundred aud one thops-
AMI lottery policy offices.
I. +. Alrcks. u member of the Baltimore bar
died suddenly Monday night
They have green peas nj Charleston.
Col Benton is soiourning in New York city with
Col Fremont
Rev. u. {. Lansing of Brooklyn, Ny, died at Gin
cinnat on the 10th ult
Hon \. J. Doncson is about 10 locate permanent
lv IN Memphis. Tenn.
left seven widows.
Second It, Ralph Abcrerombie, sixth infantry, has
beea accepted by the President
Her royal highnes. the Duchess of Kent was lying
i'll ut the frogmnre, london, on the 10th.
Hon lohn ? Hale. II. ). Senator from New lamp
SHIRE VAS IN Boston on Friday, having partially re
covered from his late sickness.
The value of forega goods imported at the port of
Boston during the week ending eth inst, amounted
to St2lol7L
Its s.iA that the Hon. Faycte MeMullen of Va
has refused the offer of the goyelnorship of Utah.
Judge Amos Douglas died Mt Franklin, New York,
on the 18th insf lie graduated nj Williams College.
Mas, under President Fitch, in l7os.
&c Perriae has heeo appointed marshal OF the
southern district OF California, vice Harvey deelin-
ed
!. h. Clay, son Of lcufy CLAY has been proposed
rs n condi'lle FOR the ueNt Governor of Kentucky.
Gen. Qtilman uf Miss las been quite i'll since
rciciine his homo from Washington, from the effects
ol m injury sustained several months ago hyn fall
of his 1rsp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02
Contemplated Purchase of the f-ihmus OF ir-
huUutcVCc.

New OnLEANs March SILT Is Suited on gooa AII-
thority, that instead of The purchase of Sonora ana
Lower California, our government Will cnnclm'P the
Mexican Government by the paymcat Of the drS'2na-
ted sum OF ) 100000 f1r be i,'Nmns OF Feh3an'e
pee l. is runloroa That Senator b ianin OF TINS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02
L, rssVrnrR n WusTEusEAD,
~ Druggists mud a u e a rScs.

HANk SQUAlit, EYNCHhuhU, Va,
Have On and null VIII continue receive additions
to- large and complete assortment ofDrugs Dye stnHs Oils
Paints iiass Fancy Articles Ne &c which they invite
the attention of
To tnuNtV liNsIeiASs they offer the prompt filling
'hrif nrGs h reliable Drugs and prepaia
iuns manufactured hemsolve purchased
liable onr, at prices thai VIII leave 70
ut the state Any article hand furnished the
WIN A ArRpTHER
hh2t =. WHITEHEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

NJ lN1FEESVS-hy stock IF HUauo aud ether fertilizers
1910" IN Store CONSISTING II PcruNiau Gu1uo NJ 4 Rat.
.' Inspection price So Dol}ug's Manipulated (iuauo
""lfsed Of pure Peruvian. M"Nisul Guann and Bone
i'N'er This said by lie
ii' ijeBurc'sS per Phosphate of Lime Mexican Guano
ming 62 cent OF onc, Phosphate of Lime, Kettle.
~" clash and Plaster excellent for old land
IT, " '' 's' VI ''''
~ Is M ine1on to keep good supply of all the APP.
- IertAzers, and to sell tn the highest
" can be obtained but the low possible price
, "t aoraf buy my Guano from the agents of the Pc
governments and it is certainly of the best quality
y rve ~ rs low as in any other market adding
transportation. Fertilizers nov ,nnc rsad and
par ana Planters that it their
esn. ~ 'P'Pose 10 keep, ilelse give lhe
On Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

N TAN=lARb on my trn. in Bedford which has been or
cupsad by Mr. Lee MeCintorh since ~ J. hns - Nasand
suitable buiidnRs attached rausza bis Wy Of Tau
Bafk hand aud comfortable funny lI1 not far Oh
Isossin be given tr ls al Jhnnty aud probably
nov5wtsl MICAJA1I DAVIS, Jn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02
gAtngtGsaJ.-sJ Ei,- Of No. MachercI
I'VE at elni,c quality, lust received NJ


po5hS published by tho American Ttnt sndwy-A
supply nt 10 hand aud will be sid II HI Saeoty
nIers ma Its PAYNE i CHRIS TIAS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

ALFRED, y Y. March ;Ai.-The wife of David
Jones of this place committed suicide Oh Satur.
day last by hanging herself. No raase for the
deed has tram prcd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02
(tsTN HOTEL.
u Main street, 1ynchbug, w..

JOHN u. HAWKINS, Proprietor.
This house long known as the Union Hotel has recently
been thoroughly repaired and il for the reception Of
transient aud la hpartrs The location the
dofhtf0 in the city aud strangers visiting Lyncbburg will
hn to t Hotel In every department airy and comfor
table House livery attention will be paid to Guests calcula
ted Ia tcder them comfortable and happy this
men The subscriber respectfully olets share public
patronage JOHN T. HAWKINS
M -sosCra families DO furnished with fine, airy
rooms IN accommodating terms j +. II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

1T III
PROOF SAFES WITH HALLS PATENT POW
DER PROOF Loo KShe same that arded separate
Medals At the World Fair London 1851 and the Worlds dr.
N"w York lH13 and The only American Safes that
awarded Medals ut the London Worlds Far.
These SAT- admed II be superior To Of
focd to the public and the subscribers challenge the world
h. produce instance these Safes falling their
contents through the hottest DIES burglar picking the ptk
The Subscribers aud their the only persons author
1Udto make and sell enings Patent Champion Safe with
Hail iAtant Powder Proof books
$. &. HERRING & co.
Green ca l3J 3i and l31 Water ST. and 25l broadway,
Corner OF Murray ST, New York
AdENTs-liuwhnd Br ther Norfolk, Va; j H. Thompson
a co LynchburE. Ani Il W Knowles Richmond Va; Gar
Hand 4 Lester Petersburg Va y. Smith, Alexandria, Va.
Innr |
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02
VA 4sss s,gp.

Ca Sunday evening, March 2a,b, Mt Fleetwood,
Nelson Co. VA, by Rev Mr. s. F. Martin, Mr. AIDE
son I. MrNsELL, Principal of Fleetwood Academy to
Miss JANE GInHS of South Carolina.
Southern Churchman please copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02
stpnly rkuiiionsl Isobberse-.

ALBANY. March M-On saturday night six
men were arrested for systematic 'ohhe,ies AT
the New York aud Boston railroad drp1ts. Prop
erty 10 the amount Of 81 800 was recovered.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

u WARDlNG n PRODUCE MER ITANT. TAHt ~.
HtrGNA. PomIt attention paid to receiving and forward
ing Manufactured Tobacco,
REFERS 10
i SO Hare & Co.. Wu NJ. Bla lf1d Dr. r. r Blactf,ra
lFu,hhurg Waiter lttu Mexre & Grafton y ,ltimore
ihNry Srith Cashier y Ne,orn Ba,k va Pa kerslurg
aIr dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02
lNNcnnrEa March -, 1887
ohEttW FOR SALE si.c yellow BricL slo"~s

Church street toofs above the residence
Ieln Wllnm. mud opreso TINT of Mr. Wm r Anderson
HIS house contains nnc Including the aud from
lis ttoHh desirable rnsd engaged
huaiuEs the helnw Church The
don though sma he Ia mud
the No, every particular equal e. in the commun
rho spa of ground hcNeru thu heuse aud adjoining
Is sunrru 10 admit of another house 81
this T. sold privately before the 18th of April
CIV elucs N.Y. will that day sell II auction To the high
bidder Any persons wishing ia purchase viii mike ap
rention To Moses Lacy oaq. aho l. authorized - sell
otlt,l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

ER PROPERTY rHR SALEM authority Of the
will late Samuel 4 lrnwu. Twill on Tuosify the 18th
DIV o Ami lsal 4 O'Clock NJ fr mol the fair
dsy cxtepi SUNDAY Mouday sell nj public auction, the
the valuable frr of Land which the hald
samuel I resided In tho county Of brdiofi The tract
situated River aud the Rocky Mount Turnpike
about Is milo. " Of New London Il miles from lynehbnrg
ti the fnrrHt Depot The Va \ Tenn Rail
raad aud contains l., survey fraction Tho
Ind eNccen quality aud extraordinary fertility has, for
the last twelve hcen Improving under aiudirions
and IA N excellent heart. aud
unlmphirpd and
mol worn excerpt a cw a,tcs nhth may be fcstorrd
Tho Is southern border bounded 10y otter
R,rt with low grounds producing heavy Of Tobacco
the low grounds, the uplands rn not abruptly,
the part hclds with Southern aspect II
halt generally heavily imh.rrd has growth indicating the
fertility the s aud onntan afgo body Of the very best
Tobacco land in the noadoa otter River the bnr
ds the tntcsorcd by two otcr grenus anurilng
good dn u Meadow land aud contains present good
meadow. The impeos cmcuts CONSIST ol handsome Trick
dwelling House, with ont hnnes Including Carriage HOUSE
House. Ohee Cabins, arn Staar, tnrn House sc The
In excellent noghhaIhou3 Noull hc difficult
tint In this Of Ill" state bV fet for the euliva
ton oi Tobacco grain.
Mr.. Alexander Irvine. MI Inphuau \ Grhha Major W
Nudtev. heng thu Immediate hbood VIII shon the
land tu who wiyh 4ott There is on grow
ng crop wheat though lafgr mud prepare
INV II he made other crops Tho viii he sad
tire parcels, all seem eos the day of sale
when the irtWa will hn made known
At the time aud V'tHa, commencing nj oorlock, NJ
Slavcs rlo STOCK, Com and other pctalabo
lrapr,t OF the said s. 7 THROWN decd
Adm.r with the viii annexed ct = + iraNu decd
mar idco1A cliapl
postponcne0t
Tho above sale VIII ako lare on M,ne ay be lah April
EOUf# j DAVIS, Adnr Ac OF y 4 u.
Eep aud nrdtord sontiuol capv lunar 10 deedA caarl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02
| .ATILS / y EWS.


son" notorious despe,ado He Ind fled from
| San Antonio, charged With crime. and his hi.
ding place was discovered. The Gazette say:
The Sheriff soon received irom San Antonio. n
crpias for ,l"hnsous arrest. Ii wa> tnund that
he hud tnken up his quarters Tor resistance at
Bmuken ships storehouse, and was armed win
six ,lnlhle 6arrelled >hot guns. doubtless Prov
lad for him hv aecampices. Eehels. the deputy
Sheriff broke down the door at the entrance, and
the partv summoned rs the ShetlHs possee. at
tempted 10 enter two abreast. Johnson was seen
standing like furious lion, in the hnck part oi
the store room and shut into the 'p!lr aiming
a center shot but il was IA little to The right,
and the arms Of all those IN the right side were
shot. and their cont. aud clothing literally torn
II peees. -r"he Caunnck rec wed three buck
>hnt in the arm. young lhomassnn seven, aud
Eichleberger one.
The reports If the guns soon brought To the
spot large number of citizens who knowing that
.Jol n.on had secretly several alders aud abettors,
came well armed with shot guns. rifles mud pS
tolls. Johnson remained IN the house, first firing
cut of the front aud afterwards changing his ro
sition to the back door, and for some time keep.
ing up fire upon the citizens. Finally he made
desperate ttart nj retreat. and running out ut
the back door with shot gun and side arms, he
attempted 10 gum the livcr.
On his retreat. h" TUNED upon his pur suers,
and taking aim at Mr.. Buchanan, wounded him
IN the night thigh mp. ANA h'a1 ,'' Knee lie
was al ">t brought Ia me gf""na "y me sh'', ~
'n' patty III pursuit ne wa loon' 10 ~, sn1'
through the GENRE "t h!N ol'"N' WIN ''"e 'o'-
let. He had also roe, wed n buck shot in his
mouth winch i'a9td IL ms h'cN' II "a' ,n'us"'
that lac wond die in few minutes, aud he was
left there r,nciantly by the citizens. who were
80 exasprraic mt him. TINT under other crcum
stances he must have been thrown into the Bra
zas river.
III. friend. cnmp T., liz relief and carried him
:, n,,nkcn.bin X Rnkel'. grocery. The sheriff
leor,;ng TN, fact. and aseortnninr that his
wounds were not mortal aguin took ctnrge of
him. and lie was carried to the Drurv Hotel un.
l, .,,..,l lh..a events trausnifpl ON the = TN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

" T.,
y ,haes T. aud Mary Jauc LEO his wife hearing
p,th October lrad aud record In Tho Clerks office
the Hastings Court OF the city Of iNuvhhnrg Will sell at
htr Saturday thu II day 81 April laa4 the
SLAVES hrtla mentioned. seven Ia uuuhur,
uuuau Ihtcv gifl4 aud hoy Among them then
man Notaan) cNeeicu Cooks will alsu sell the
Nlri conveyed la the said decd Sale In front the
Market House city Iyuchhnrg ~ ocloek. A NJ
march a dt II api IItAS y. Et1HANk, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

ENTI1Il all the late improvements toReth"r with other mn
w scai Instruments such Ni5us, Guitars, Flutes, Me
alcons Also beautiful assortment "f Sheet Music in
thr Piano Guitar and all other musical nstrumens general
" ti- All thus, wishing purchase viii 10
we'll cali and examine 10. thcmaeiye4 before purchasing
elsewhere
The nnlr Pnod are every Jay receiving and fashion
Music latest and fashionable publications.
W l. GREENE cos.
Saloon Main Street pose Ctzens Savings Bank,
aud a dou.4 above Nprvet House LynchhurE, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

NlNlNATioN The Dem crtt'c Convention for the
Pc;arsaurs District assembled Saturday, and nomi-
mated Dr. II. Claiborne tor the state Senate. res
olution was adopted d1ooeting the Chains OFF \.
JONES' late Senator rom that district for the post OF
Attorney GtnrJgi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-02

S~.t,,sss r'o a. nv ' them ' f6e, al rSso
yR s - II. .s saa.i ,a ,1 maxi .ss i"sn Tg1
will make il the mus, commanding In th. section ot i,