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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

The Territorial Legislature Of Nebraska is in ses-
sion, and appears to be IA strange scene of disorder
1t appears that a majority ofthe Legislature Is bent
on moving the capital from Omaha to some other
point, on account of the interference of mob5 OF peo-
pie from Ohio in the Territorial business.
The Council, or Upper House, passed a bill au-
thorizing the removal, but the House was unable to
reach IA vote on the question on account of the fac
tious opposition of the minority ard the riotous con-
duct of the mob of persons t%IrunginB the lobby,
mostly from Council Bluff, Iowa, who cheer their
friends and hiss and groan their opponents.
A private letter received from Omaha, dated Jan
uary 18th, states that the attempt to remove the cap
it'll had proved unsuccessful, but makes no mention
nrnnv mnL
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Prr-tdrnt'- D,unsr-Ih- Mianssata uiIi=lbs
Life Uopi. on the -, scy afeass.

NSntNgfoN, Jan.-Nf. buchanan dlncl with
President Pierce tins evening. There was n large
party, including ladies'. Messrs. Crittenden, Doug
las. Campbell oud others were present.
There WIS no mention of siaN cry in the discussion
on the ADM sion Of Minnesota as ii State, nor IA II
mentioned in the bill.
The Secretary Of the Treasury recommends to
Congress the appointment OF additional supcrinten-
dents of Lie saving stations on the Jersey coast and
more litc-hoats Of lighter drntt than those now IN
Use, lie objects 10 pensioning the families of those
who lose their lives IN aiding the shipwreoked.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Senate.-A resolution call
Ing for the correspondence relative to the Vigilance
COMMITTEES If san Francisco was adopted. \ reso-
luton asking information as to the result of the trial
of Camele in the Military service was also adopted.
The Indian Appropriation bill passed with numerous
amendment.
HoHsc.-A resolution To bring Mr.. Simonson again
before the Committee on Bribery, was passed. Mr..
barbour, from the Judiciary Committee, reported u
resolution for the Impeachment ofJudge Watrous, Of
Texas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

AUGUSTA, GEO, Feb. 1.-The up Sunday
morning train which left here this day for Allan
tn. met with a frigh,ful accident al but seventeen
miles from our city.
Some forty passengers werc more or less in
iatcG. Gov. Andrew Johnson. Of Tennessee. had
nm arm broken. and two laAi.- are aid to be Sc
riouslv injured, but up to this time, wehave been
UNI ble TO obtain further particulars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

CoIvMnus, Ono. Jan. W.-ln tho House of
Representatives, Yesterday, n final vote was had
upon the resolution 10 cxpel Mr.. Slough, Il mem
Der of the House from Hamilton County, for nm
assault on Mr.. Caldwell. Tho resolution was
adopted by II vote Of 20 10 -, all the Democrats
voting against the resolution. except Mr.. Cory,
OF Hamilton.
The case caused considerable excitement. aud
the House WAS tpll of persons ANXIOUS for the fl.
nal decision. Mr.. Slough left for Cincinnati last
night.
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important from Advance of the IScvO-
IutiOni-ts upon InmpicO.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 29.-The P~icayune is in re-
trpt o~faleices from Tampico, Mexico, to the l4th
inst. The news is important.
\ D1ttle had been fought on the 9th instant, be
tween the revolutionary forces, under Gen. Garcia,
and the government troops, in which many lives
were lost on both sides, but the government forces
claimed the victory.
The battle occurred at the Old Town, and during
its continuance ne rly every building in the place
WAS pillaged by the invaders.
At the date of our last adyices. Gen. Garcia, with
his troops. was advancing upon Tampico-bcing then
within a few miles ofthe town. The government for
ees, however, were preparing to give him battle.
The Americ IN Consul at TamPlco has sent on n
request to the Collector of this New Orlcans) port,
asking that IL revenue cutter be sent Immediately to
the scene for the protection Of the American residents
OF the place and their property, rs the reVolutionists
Threaten to pillnge the town.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03
Affairs In New York.

NEw York, Feb. 2.
It's rurnored that a steamer boarded the Tennes-
see after she got outside ofSandy Hook and trans
tcrred 800 men, cannons and munitions for Walker.
Gov. King yesterday sent a message to the Legis-
latnre respecting two eolored citizens of New York
who were said to he held in slavery at the South
One of them, named Henry Dixon, is said to have
been sold at Macon, Ga. The whereabouts Of the
other, Chas, Granny, is unknown.
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Nrw leRk, Feb. DE. Harvey larnell, II we'll
known dentist Of this city, WAS found dead in his
Office yesterday morning, with fifteen stalls, and
m4fhs OF ,ttangulltion ON his person The coroner s
inquest elieitcd nothing There was no signs of rob
lert having been committed, and the cause of the
murder i shroudcl IN The deeneat mNsterl.
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JAMES BUCHANAN.
Henry S. Mott, Esq.


HOrsbEh views.
Queen Nictoria's nccouclmcnt is expected in
March.
Rcdpatl, the ex secretary Of the Northern
English Railroad Company, who swmdled his
employers out Of million of dollars. was con
vietcd by the jury after an absence of only five
minutes. His alleged accomplish. Kent, was nc
quilted. Redpath was sentenced TO transporta-
ton for life.
Tie returns show that one hundred and fifty
vessels were driven ashore, Of which 50 were
totally wrecked ard manp others damaged during
the latc frightiul gale on the COASTS of the T..
Kingdom. including large loss Of life.'
A terrific hurricane devastated the PHILIPPINE Is
lands ON Oct. q. The suburbs of Manila " the
neighbnring villages were reduced to heaps Of
ruins. Tho number of houses destroyed AT that
place was above , 800. The official returns show
that more than ten thousand houses were des-
troycd within Il circuit of eight leagues around
AIanilla.
Six foreign vessels were driven ashore in the
roads of Manila.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03
Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. z.
Flour %buoyont. State SO so@So 40. Southern
$7(6S1 90. Wheat firm. White 81 75tG$l 80.
BALTIMORE, Feb. q.
Flour dull. Howard SO 81. Wheat and Corn
nominal and unchanged.
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B TEL G RAPH.
r~e,esrnp.ea Expressly 70, ..."vi..,.....,
The Florida Indiana.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 2.-Advises from Florida state
that Gen. Harvey had made a requisition on the
Governor of that State for three companies of troops
to be employed against the Indians, who, 1t Is sup
posed, are concentrating men near Smyrna. Plans
have been laid to surround them and intercept their
relrent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

Az ADVENTUROUS SLEIGH RIDE.-We understand
MIR. Bladeu Tavloe and Nr. Frederick Hunter, made
the trip from the Hop Yard Landing, near King
George e. II, to this place on Thursday last, on the
ice-a distance of over twenty miles. Sleighing on
,he Ronpahannock for such a distance is rather a nov
el feature even in this day Of novelties. These gen
tlemen returned in the rvrning via ttN same ronte.-
Fred. Ucro{d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

NiIhhRAWN-Nr Pryor has withdrawn from the
lroffetorshIp of the Floyd Citizen. Mr.. Woltz will
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

AvsrLs OF Mrgcy.-Yhe constant and ample relief
which has been extended to the poor of our town, du-
ring the recent intensely cold weather, speaks vel
for the kindly and charitable disposition OF our peo-
ile, We daily meet with members OF the olheteh'
Female Benevolent Societies Of the town. passing IKE
angels OF mercy, on their blessed way, tores,eYe nun
ger, sickness, and suffering. While on the olher
hand, Ito give the devil his due} the stcrner sex nave
contributed liberaiiy to assist them in their opera
uons.-Frr9rjcksburg Recorder.
low many angels Of mercy do we gee going about
lrnchburg,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

FAMILY Pulsp>Ep.-We regret to learu that the
members of the family Of Mrs. Bear, widow Of the
Rev. Jacob Bear, residing near Ghurchyille, in this
county, were well nigh fatally poisoned an Thursday
night last, hy eating biscuit for supper III which some
unknown medicine, mistaken for saleratus. had been
used. Out informant states that al who partook Of
the bread we're made very sick. aud became black in
the face. Mrs. Bear and a Mrs. koonty, who WAS on
q visit % the family, wee more seriously affected
than the othcvs-nr. Wilson WAS attending them and
had taben some OF the bread Tor the purpose of ana
living il. Fears were entertained that some Of the
family would not recover, when the gentleman from
whom ne obtained t-ese facts LETT Churchyille.-
StdR- Spectator
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MARRIED

20 'ne z'th INST, by Rev. ----, Mr.. {. s.
LANE, of Christiausburr aud Miss Lrcy HuIsofCor.
roll Gu. va.
On tue 29th lust. by lev. --- Mr.. ] w
Mitchell, and Miss NJ. J. Turner, ol of Carroll county,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03
The Corruption Eny-@tignfion.

NNstliNGToN, Jan. W.-owiug IL the non mr.
rival "i witnesses living for distant from Wash
ingt"n, the corruption investigating committed
will moi be able 10 make II report rs soon as They
anticipated. Probably not Tor ten dnys.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

KEEP 1T ur.-Policc- master Burton is untiring in
his exertions to remove the ice and siush from the
side walks. Keep it mp. Because we have a dirty
Market House, is 10 reason why We shouldn't have
clean streets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

AUTOMATICALLY reports concerning the dam
age sustaine | BY the hands upon the Southwestern
railroad while removing the snow after the late
storm, overstate tue matter. We learn from the ply
sican in attendance that parts only of a few toes and
fingers will be lost.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

SLAVES SET FREE.-We learn that by the ~ill Of
the late Mrs. Vary Hi, al tie slncs belonging 70
her estate. numbering some tiirtS-slx, have been set
free. We believe they have a choice Of election as
to whether they will 90 10 Liberia or a free State
AS the will provide that they are not to GO empty
handed to either quarter, some years must eiapfc be-
fore the negroes will be visited with the, TO them,
unhappy requisitiou, OF Icing made free men ard free
women, dependant upon their own exertions for
health. happiness and the means Of subsistence
Fret. Hsrdid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

pens sxcels those made hy Rcndcll 4 fa"eihld , w
a., Pens of fnur siycs--suall. "a liUm. large amt "Nifa tt't''
in beautiful ox tcns!oa rlsas' Ais, Pens OF other Maiie'af''
rcrs. -
lhcrnoh'e't's "~ G. MORSE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

IARD TO KlLL-A negro in the employ of W.
Conway, Esq, got into a saew bank and passed the
whole OF Sunday wight (i8th} the night OF the storm,
up to his shoulders in that agreeable position. He
was full of whiskey, and had a bottle full in ms peck
ct which he could not get at lie vas found early
Monday morning aud had not ffteeR minutes life left
in him, bat, wonderful to tell was revived and '8H
Arcs. Cold weather can't Kill that darkic and the
whiskey together. Both mast have been very strong
fred .islGx.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

AGoop SKATING JArNr.-Lucius Chinu, a youth OF
about eighteen, started ou skates, Friday week, Tor
Tappahannock, souP niaefy miles by the river, but
was induced to abandon theni wien he arrived at
Port ROYAL. The distance skated vas some ;" miles
fred. U9ald.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

ground Plaster. which will be sold ON The most accommodating
terms, In quantities Go suit purchasers. by APPLYING 10 tho I'm.
dersgntd next door to MeHSrs lrhy 4 Saunders
jan ~ Il uWNM6m I. I. I~IrtlIFlFID. AIT
~ElsGiOUs WONKs for sale b, PAYNE 4
III CHRISTIAN
The Commentaries Of Henry Scott, Barnes, Clark Ripley sc.
Comprehensive Commentary,
Jacobs Notrs on The Gospels,
kittos litle Readings.
thalmct3s lNhlr Heading,
kittos tSelapclN ut Biblical Literature,
Edwnrds Works
laNFonH do
Mct'haIuB do
Cumming do
Alexander Notcs on Palms. Isaiah, &C,
dc Life. sc,
The Contrast. by Ir Spring,
History AMI Repository al Pulpit Eloquenee, by Fisk.
Pulpit cyelnpod a,
800 SkrtchoH Of S,rnons,
thalmrr Sermons,
Saurin's do
Souths do
Manning do
Evans do
iaNlorH do
tselopodiao sermons. by burns. r-c,
l3Uuts W ufk,
lintlors Analogy,
Minnu History Of thrA ianiiy,
Hurntt on "a Articles,
Methodist Preacher.
Dicks Theology.
Jno NJ Mnsuns Works,
Bntlors WoiRs,
ian 2gts Rep oppy.
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orp MARKET HorsE Is a disgrace TO humanity.
soriely. to civilization. 1t is old, ugly. tark.
mall, filthy, inconvenient, in the way, out of place,
ana in all respects a humbug and u nuisance. 1t
nnght to be abated. We shall, perhaps, b. told that
The neople of Lyuchbarg are well awsre of the fact
that the market house Is a foul and hideoos eye-sore,
y People are never too poor to be decent. When
nconle are so poyerty-strickcn that they can't keep
ec,can. then they ought to be extcrminated, like other
yrrmin. We 60, therefore, for a new market house or
a General massacre.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

Wy iotac Thermometer, the rigid surface OF I""f's NJ
,s cpnyo,,cd st,te of nature generally, il viii be seen mat
coI1 wctt,er Is still he order of tho day forfnnAlrit f'"'
ouor th, SubsrriynrS. in anticipation OF a dW" '~"F' '' NV
yp,r go COMMON aft r Christmas. had or ordered ma rec
from their mandatory, before the "hstfnciinh ~ ~ ,'"
nv snow, a lot of heavy Over I ais htANH p """ ~
Iialmas. Cloaks, Gentlemens NhtFs' iisN,"'ns -
Sc. and can vet supply any denland for tn" a""Ve su'' -.
AIso as usual a fua stock OF Ftne Stapte Clothing a. ) 'r
Rlaek Cloth prras aud Frock Ceats, superior bacN , ~ ""'
Pants, bt@f qualify Biaek Sstt slk nlt 5'ft.mrTp' 9 ca
jan 2tfs vs. l''' WI
veS tor anle.-sir@iujo Gper'ent bones
q Registered alI Z upous city "5 lynen9nrg ~ 80 -
dorsed 1y Va Il Tenn Il. L. toHtanP- M'''u Ill : 'i'H
stock, in Sums to suit puch tstrs pri-'5 rom ~ ''".1
prom pity attended to. LI-"o'
nSy II Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

I>Trl1iGESr WEATHrn.-The weather has been
quite sad and haaetfui, for a day or two past
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

SOLEMN fAcr-The Winchester Gas Company II
doing Well-der!ared dividend Of } pee cent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

ca- SEATsA ia kNaruRE! FURNITURE. !
~ sn-arsssaR Grateful for past In yorS, the subscriber would
GGf~~nlb return his thanks 10 ha friends aud ths pub.
lie GENERALLY, and Inform them tfht no
has now on hand fnud ia constantly adding thercio) n Urge as-
sortmcnt of Elegant Furniture, manntac turcd by rktlnl work
men ont of the very best material. and finished In tho most de-
siralle manner Ills Stuck embraces every article usually got.
ten up In the most extensive manufactures
He soicitsa call from those wishing Ia purchase. feeling as.
sured that heran aud viii give satisfaction in regard to both
price and quality ot work.
HAN and Shnek Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD ! FOLKES,
warcrooms and Mandatory, : doors below Liberty Ware.
house. laep 2d&cts
meeting Of the hoard Of hi
~ rcctora nj he Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad COMPANY,
held at the office Of the Company in the city Of ynchoufR on
saturday, the l5th day Of January, 1857, the following rosolu.
tion- were adopted
On m ,tiort Resolved. THAT from aud after the frat day NJ
February next. the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
will paw for no STOCK ktAe1hy traiHs Tnnningo on th. road unlcss
II be clearly sloNu thai surh Stock Were killed In consequence
OF the culpahio negligence Of the agents OF employees of this
company
"Ecsulvcd, That all ,laHus against this company. for loss Of
days from the time such articles should have been delivered"
A copy irom tho minutes VIM II IiOIES,
inn2lts Secretary.
e. Papers advertising for this company copy.
COLE LEATHER TKUNKs.-AG few ,cr, ."-
- pcrior Sole Leather Trunk Also Carpet lags of every
sizc, quality aud price. at MCDONALD N IiOOrEit'S.
dee 4 Is
uANuaRA Sta, Is5,.-Jno. ,. purvi-, Ags,
- is making up a stock OF New Goods for the winter His
Assortment aHlbr complete in n few days, aud viii afterwards
be kept mp by fresh arrivals nearly every week. His prices
shall hc moderate aud all goods will be- sold exclusively for
cash. Jan 5ta
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lSIGAH MANUFACTOny.-
JOHN u. u ONI'F

C'"." ".N''A':%"si, -. xourr
SUCCESSOR 10 NJ iANouoiNt \ soNs1
MAIN SrnEfI lNNt iInunu. VA,
In this establishment will Away he found ON Stock, u com
pleta assortment Of ttRnfH of all kinds, madc OF tho hucHt I'm
ported Tuhaceus. carefully selrctod and manufactured with "A
view To please the uust fisttdlnus smokers, aud 10 maintain Tor
the liranls Of ths establishment n reputation Equal 10 those
OF any mandatory In the country.
To onnhlc the manufacturer To offer NJ Atl times, n complete
assortment, he nhsn keeps constantly n large stock Of imported
Havana aud lorman Cigars, which VIII Ice sold al a small al
Vance OF cost
Tho attention OF dealers of our own city aud state " special
" Aolritrd 10 an examination nf the Stock. The brands of The
manufacturer are, aud have for ycars hcou, sold IN the large
Northern ciuos, Who're they have entered Into successful com.
uiieturO,
orleIs from any pnrt of the Union will be promptly met,
AMI entire satisfaction guaranteed 10 purchasers
dec Nv
vkNO TOHsCSO utNsEAsTUHEWs.-O"r
arrange mrnis with Importers In New York, enable us 10
obtain from first hands, n constant supply Of IlCoRiCt
terms our stock now embraces "a 4" "iltRno, Wallis
& Coca. aud A q g II e HARDY & co.
frat door ahove rowclls Hotel, Petersburg, Va,
EpuHE Old COGNhC HRANpY JUS, received
by SrABLLIt Il JONES,
Jan 5dSctH brnER'Ath
AND VARIANT WANTED.=r high
~ est my"ktt prices paid for Land WHIhmts, by
dec LANGlIOkNE 4 l~loLtoMiF
uNOR lIGRE-n 6r.trUte Carpenter. Apply mt
Il this Once. dec %dia
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citp auO $tdte aHairs,

- ,--.- -,
Orr hARhtf rIfi So : " $50 70 humanity,
small, filthy, incon'ehieh'' III 'he way out Of place,
and in all respects d huni'ug atu " nuisance. 1t
ought to be aoa'e'' " sH'I'' perhaps b. told that
the people OF ''"o"'s az I aWste oil the fact
that the inathe' no" 10 = a ~ VIZ Mucous e!e-sore'
but are teo Poot " '"''u '''"e " uoi' oelleNe
it, People are never 'oo ioor y DC ueeeht. When
people are SO PoNeity ,su'tNe" 'ua tney can Keep
clean theii Tue, o"s"'" 'r .N'e''i'"a'eu' iihe o'her
a general massacre.
The MINISTER 'ALL-An amusing incident oc-
Cured a few days since. \ certain 'ady had been
much annoyed os 'he ringing Oh tef door bel by the
mischiefons ooNs III Tue NlslhllE ana determined ohe
made no more a 1901 OF of going TO the door. In the
course OF the tore'loo'' nef minister eaIIei TO see her,
dressed IA ms sl'r"'eSt manner ne assembled the
steps, ana gcHta oe" 'he peH h4hilei "hen the Ia
dy shouted nom the eiify-
81 see yo1, boy II l catch you, I'll wiring your
neck :
The a%tfrighled gentleman Immediately rushed down
the steps, through a sai'i eFoWi OF young senmps,
and has not oeeh seen SINE.
We VAST To bit.-APfe1rcd at this Office ON Sat.
ur1ay afternoon a small and very ~nn=omlaonly likely
niger boy, who easrd down upon our table some
several beautiful mug. eoHta" - brandy peaches,
Jelly, and other good'es.Z Accompanying hem was a
note, gotten M IN TIE best style oi feminine chiro-
graphy, to thi5 effect:
" The Local viii accept TIE thanks Of two or
three Jrost mp teRa|eS oA Federal Hill for the inval-
liable good done them dafing ue late showing, rain
ing haiiing weather Iheh are Suiielci'Iy t"aotdto-
they have heeu eonsoied and strengthened by him.
70 prone their gratitude, they send a few refresh
iments, hoping they Will De acceptable.
Now, aint that just like wom'nkind2 Ignorant of
their own virtues, they believe it possible for some
body beside themselves to do " gould Delightful
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SALES BY AUCTION,
Bsuc DAVIS.
n..m.a.E.A AZ ACTION. vii, sell, a.

TARUsAs.Es Al AuGrBON.-s will sell, on
u Thuraiav, tho l2th day Of February, 1851, In front of J.
II iailay's Carriage shop, on Main Street, a large stock Of
Carriages. Roekaways and BugHies, consisting Of , fine family
Carriages. I Roekawa avs for one anl ? horses, : dino top Hug.
giaa. and Ia no Top or open BnRgtes,I and , Sulkeya, and seye.
al second hand Carriages 4 Buggles, The property of Jno. II.
HALEY, taken To satisfy sundry executions against said Bailey.
All who want tn buy Carriages aud ingges, now Ia the iime.
fell 3irodtl2fot, II D~rNNINdToN = I. l..
f~uNasIsGEG,s sale Of Valuable n,"wd near
INNfIinnhq As Trustee In n deed from George Perei
,al. Jr to the undersigned, duly recorded In the Clerks ohice
of Campbell county, | shall. on Saturday 18th day OF Feb
ruarY ne Vt nj ~ o'clock of that day, proceed to sell, on the
premises, TO the highest bidder, upon a credit of Il u, and IL
mouths, the Tract OF Land thereby convey cd, lying on opos
the city Of ynehhurF. containing about 2tal acres, adjoining
tn lands 1T l.. u Christian, = { lenninE NJ lansh"rns and
othurs This land Is truly valuable, hetnE mostly in woods and
eNetilsut Tobacco Lud. All pcraons Wishing 10 purchase are
ant place, aud upon a like credit, all The right, title ana Inter
est Il the said Georkc refesal il, In the Dover Estate af his
mother, Mrs Margaret l'erriNal In ease owing to any good
rauHn. the above 4lo shonld not take place IT Tho time ana
place above mentioned II will take place In front Of the Mar
kei House in The ely II %yhehhufg. on the Saturday follow.
ing. 10 wit an tho th DAY of February next At II o'clock
The title Ia TIN above property Ia deemed unahes'l"habirt nnt
acting MS trustee shah convey such only "a ~ conveyed ny
sail decd WM. I. NANIEN.
IN II doodt7feb Trustee,
fsNEglsT SALE OE NN1.tlAWl.E slASGs.-
II iy virtue al n decd Of Trust. executed 10y ttavet I'll
" srta. on the yah day Of February. le5l, To John Wills aud
tfeed 4 Villa as Trustees, aud duly recorded In the Clerks
unicr Il tho Count, Court OF Campbell county, the auhscri.
ler, a. the surviving Trustee, viii. on The 9th day of innna
y. 1897, IN front OF the Market iianss, In tho city Of lynch
iurF. proceed 10 sell hy WHY ct public auction. to the highcst
Ian as cItawteian &. \. WILLS. Trustee.
The abo,p pal, 10 postponed until The tn day Of February
neat e.r Wills. 1tustee.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03

Ns~" y. '. sEsD wall open her school on
W. Monday. the2 of February. 1857. Her course will in
elnle all hos English lranches usually taught in our best fc-
male schools The languages. including Latin. French and
Spanish viii be taught by her brother, s. Y Reid
TERMS.
Elementary II .anohes, per sessian OF five months SD
More advanced ' -" - 10
School Of Language including attn, French & SPANISH 10
ii""m AT Tia residence OF hr brother, VIM. S. Reid, Jr.
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