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91- INSTANCES LIKE THE FOLLOWING are
almost of daily occurrence and render superluous an
farther comment upon the efficacy of WlSTAR,s
BALSAM.
PoUGHKERpslE, N. Y, Sept. Is. ls45
Mr. SETH w. FowLE-D. ar Sir. The character of
Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry is well establish
ed throughout Inc country and especially in the State
of New York. that any further testimony would seem
to be unnecessary Yet have derived SO much ad
vantage from 1t, that | am happy to communicate
through you To the sick and afflicted whaf il has
for me- and consider 1t privilege and duiv IN do
have been troubled with weak lungs four years had
cough more or less every winter. was confined
to the house all last winter with a severe couph main
in the side and breast raised blood seyeral times
consulted physician, but have never taken any med
icine which has done me so much good as Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. | consider il the best mpdi
cine in the world for colds, coughs, and pulmonary
complaints, VIM. b. SWARTS.
$, w. FowIe Nate Smith & Fowle,) agent, No.
l3S Washington street For sale by
STABLER CANDY, l2O w. Ptatt-st
Also, by George X. Tyler, ~ f, Baltimore street,
Seth 5. llance, Baltimore and Pratt Streets Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Haneverssts; j. F.
Perkins & Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph g. Stansbury, 81 Thamcs-st; Elisha II. Per,
kins, corner Market and Green-ss.; George II. Keer
No. 1913 Baltimore street dag Ivy
A USPICIOUS COMMENCEMENT OF
"a THE NEW YEAR AT EMORY & Co.'S
Two of the grand prizes of $500, one of : 1000 and
of $50 were sold in yesterdays lottery at this
we known prize Prize office. All who fancy the
sensation produced by pockets well lined with gold
should hasten without moments delay 10 No. Cal
vert-st.
TO-DAY-66 Nos. u Ballots.
Capitals $1,000 of 81 600, Sc &C. SC
Single tickets only 62icts.
0I5-Paekages Emory & Co. will sell for 81 80. In
package you can draw St0,3S0.
On SATURDAY NEXT, the Ord Jan, the favOrte
"Small Fry'' Lottery will be drawn, Capital $4,000
sc. &c. Single Tickets only 81. A Package wiz
cost only 81 Is.
Be sure and call or direct your orders in all cases
TO the famous prize office of
EMORY & CO., > Calvert street,
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HARGRovx HEKLEY, Secretary. ja2

ms CONVENTION FOR THE RELIF OF TIE
POOR An adjourned meeting will be held at the
City Hall on MONDAY AFTERNOON, the 9th inst,
at O'Clock whem it is earnestly hoped every ward
will be represented and that the delegates will be fully
prepared to report what Efforts have been made in their
respective wards alleviate the condition of the sut-
fcrinC poor. BY order,
jap 81 JAMES o. MCCORMICK, Sec'y.
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GNHEAP CLOAKINGs AND OTHER
" DRY GOODS, at No. 30 N. HOV.4RD ST
handsome CloaklngS, At leg and 81 % per yd
Handsome CashmCres and De LANES very chcan
Rich PRINTS, OF new styles at l2a cts a sd.
'Ioths CGssimeTes, Cassinetrs aud Vestings
Real WEIGH FlannGls warranted not to shrink
Good White FlannGls, from 25 cts upwards
Super French MERlNOS; English do
superior double wild black B0mbaznes Cheap
Striped blk Alpaccas, at the low prce of 25 cents
Blk and cold silk Velves; blk and cold Dress Silks
Cashmere, rhibet, De Lain aud other Shaws
Domestic Goods in eat variety, and many other az
tices at low prices at
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Schr 0na, Stephens, Falmouth, Jam, w. Mason.
Schr Kate Pendergast, Evans, for Mlyagaez, P. X.
Chase s. Co.
BELOW-Barque Home and brig Harm Gator fin
Rio de JRnpiro.
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EU w, TILYARD,
RS SURGEON DENTIST,
n27-3m N, w. cor. OF Eutaw aud Lombard SITS.
FENUiS DAY PUBLISHED, AT NOON!
a. THE WESTERN CONTINENT,
For JANUARY Sd.
PARK BENJAMIN EDrTop
PARK BENJAMIN, EDITOR.

CoEl ENTs:
MARHLAN MORSELS, or what we eat and drink
at Gays, IN Baltimore, by the author of elbow to
make IA Sherry COhbler."
JOHNS ALIVE, OF the Bride of n Ghost, BY the au
thor Of "Majpr Jones' Courlshp''
CARLTON, by Henry w. Longfellow
CHRISTMAS EVE. by Park Benjamin
ORIGINAL LETTER OF GENERAL WASHING
TON, now first published.
THE LADIES OF BALTIMORE, being a life like
description Of the beauties of our CITY, which ererv
lady will certainly read.
FANCY BALL IN NJ YORK, humorous Sketch.
TIE BALLET, being criticism ON the exposures
OF Stage Dancers ana Madame Augusta.
a SEARCHING REVIEW of IngersoIl's Book ON
the late War.
The Editors ADDRESS to the Reader.
THERE WILL BE NO WAR WITH ENGLAND
THE DIAMOND OF SlNCURA.
MRS. FANNY BUTLER.
MRS. BAILEY, Tie Vocalist.
Win numerous other entertaining paragraphs: No
tees Of New Books Ola POdrida Sc Sc
PRICE TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THE CITY AND
COUNTRY. S2a year, payable inrqriabyn advance.
Single copies 6! cents.
All who are DESTROYS Of commencing with the first
number should favor MS with their sub.criptiOns i'm
mediateiy, as the edition will be speedily exhausted
and not, III any event, reprinted.
The publishers take this occasion to invite all gen
temen favorable 70 the enterprise Of establishing n
Literary Journal in the city Of Baltimore to call and
subscribe to
THE WESIERN CONTINENT.
AT JARVIS BUILDING,
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THs MUSEUM The favoiie domestic drama of
.'Ctari, or Home, Sweet Home" and the laughable
farce Of "Goherton," with an irish Story by Mr., b.
Williams, are The attractions at the saloon Of the
Museum this evening. An excellent bill, ami will
doubtless secure good house.
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OUR Book TAptE, Received from Messrs, Tay-
lor, Wilde CO. the Lady's Book for January--an eT
ccient number, illustrated by some beautiful engtav-
ings, Modern Standard Drama, No. lO-conlaining
"GrandnDhcr Whiehead," in TWO acs--by Ma k
Leman, Esq. Price l2s cents Van Courts Coun
terteil Detecor and Bank Note List, for January,
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SroCKs IN NEW York. The N. Y. Express
Of Wednesday evening says: The stock mar
ket has acquired more healthy tone, and an
advance has been obtainGd on the whole list
Prices close with much frmncss, with the adj
vantages in favor of sellers. Large offers are
made to buy on time, at the close, at advanced
rates. Ohio rs rose Ia; Pennsylvania SIS l-2;
Farmers Loan rs; Morris 10; Reading 10;
Canton -; Harlem ID; Erie Sd; Long Island
3-S and Stonngton l-2,
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A l. M A n A c.

MARRIED.
On the 3lst ult by Rev. J. NJ Jones, N. CAMPER, of
this city, to Miss MARY fluST, formerly of Hartford
county.
On the 2sth alt. by Rev. J. II. March, SAMUEL C.
FULLER to Miss Louisa BLENTsINGER, all of Bali-
more county.
ID ED,
On the 3lst ult JoHS AMOS, in the 9th year of his
age.
On The 3lst ult. Mrs. CLEMESCy Porter, in the sd
year of her age.
At st. Louis on the ODD ult. Mr.. WIN. ]. J. AYREs
formerly OF Berlin Md. and of the firm of White &
Aytcs, merchants, Warsaw, Mo.
At New Orleans, on the 23d inst. Mrs MARY CAR
ROLL, aged 90 years
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TMBROIDERED ROBES. Mas. n,GK-
h EPSON has just received from New York
anot'er assortment If Embroidered Rob $, white aud
colore5, d3
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LETTER BAGS Up AT TIE EXCHANGE READING Rooas.
MARINELlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, JANUARY l, 1876.
FRoMrHE ExcHANGR REAn1Nn-nnn,1 n.nrs
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FROM ARKANSAS AND TAMrIco. The schoon-
er Gold Huntress, Capt. Church, arrived at N,
Orleans on the Esd ult. from Tampico. Capt.
Church reports that he sailed from Arkansas on
the 18th Nov. for Tampico, at which port he
arrived on the 25:h, and was peremptorily or
dered by the authorities of the place to have
no communication with the shore. The officer
of the port assigned as the reason for this order
that he came from an enemy's country. There
were two Mexican armed schooncrs lying in
the port Of TamPico, and from 1000 to 1900
Mexican troops, under the command of Gen
Paroles, encampcd near the place.
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t65-THG LADIES in charge of the MILITARY
FAIR beg leave to inform the public that they intend
10 continue the FAIR during the present week AT the
ARMORT Of the Eagle Artcrsts, Corner of Fcet-st,
and broadway, where they offer for sale the greatest
assortment of Useful and Fancy Articles ever exhibit
ted in this any other city In addition to which
they have most splendid CONFECTIONERY Ia
BIZ e. Astounding with all the delcacrs of the season.
and a fine LUNCH ROOM separate from the Fair,
where every thing is served up in a manner TO sutthe
most Epcurean taste. d36-tf
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TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER-Loss Of
Fifty Lives! On the night of the 18th uIt,
the steamboat Belle Zane, Capt. Brazier, while
on her way from Evansville, o., to N. Orleans,
struck a snag about 3 miles below the mouth
of White River, on the Mississippi, and imme-
diately turned bottom up. The Picayupe says:
1t was about 10 O'Clock when the accident &C.
Cured and the night was bitter cold. Out OF
some 90 souls on board at the time, upwards OF
so persisted by this terrible accident, some OF
the unfortunate victims only escaping being
drowned to fleece to death after reaching the
shore AT the time of the disaster of COURSE
the passengers were all asleep in their berths,
and so suddenly did the boat careen and &c
over that such as made out to release them
selves were only able to snatch blanket or
counterpart from their beds-they had no time
to save, much less put on their clothing.
The steamboat Diamond came up soon after
the accident, and rescued l6 passengers. The
hull separated from the cabin Immediately on
the occurrence Of the accident. The names OF
those lOSt c0uld not De dSCCFIdlnCu IuIlHcT thdl
that of Mr.. Bowen, lady and child, Of Ianes-
vile. There were five ladies Oh board, all OF
whom were fortunately saved except Mrs. B.
The cargo of the boat, consisting of flour, Sc,
the U. S. mail from Louisville, Memphis, and
mouth of the Ohio river, together with the
boat and fixtures, was total loss. Several OF
the passengers who were saved had reached
New Orleans badly frost-bitten.
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HAYWAKD'S Cheap Store,
No. % Howard ST., Sd door from Fayet

jas wv 81 iloWaiu ST., Ju uOOr from fdyete,
PREACHER. A Graduate from New England
" College wishes to obtain situation as Teacher
either in an academy or tutor in private family to
instruct the Latin Creek and all the gher branches
OF Mathematics, &c. He would nave no objection
to go To the country, or either of the Southern or
Western States. The best ties imonias of character
ndqualifications will he given. Apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
JAZZ No. 10 Exchange Place.
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H3-OFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Md. COnsoli-
dated Lottery, class No. |, for l845:

80 10 Sc 25 9 80 80 81 40 81 90 CT
GO and 49, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos. each $50
% and S. being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each 40
9 and 80 being the 9TH and 9th; OF 81 and 80, be-
ing the 9TH and 9Th drawn Nos each 80
81 and 49, being the OH and 9th; or % and 81, be-
ing the l0lh and 7lth drawn Nos. each %
All having TWO of the drawn Nos on them, each 20
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, 10
1t EMORY, No. y N. Cavertst.
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NDHBENOLOGY EXAMINED by p. Flou-
rens, member of the French Academy, &c. sc.
Translated from the second edition of ls45. by Chas
oe Luceha Mgs, NJ D. Just received ana for sale by
+. LUCAS, Jr.
jail No, 10 Baltimore street,
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NUST RECEIVED,
Cd A LARGE INVOICE OF THE
"ODD FELLOWS OFFERINGS

PRICE ONLY ,..........,..$i 5O.
This splendid work offer at the reduced price of
81 so, which makes it The cheapest Annual of the
season. Call on the Agents,
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Booksellers, Statiouers and Blank Book Manufacture
urs, No ISL Pratt street. d3l-4t
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II + WEST ERIN CONTINENT,
AT JARVIS BUILDING,

TAYLOR, WILDE & co,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers
N. B.-"TIIE THREE GUARDSMEN,' Novel.
said be the most amusing since Gil Bias translated
from the French, by ark enamin, will be published
TOMORROW MORNING. in oil
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AccIpENT TO BALTIMoREAN. We learn
from the Providence Transcript, that James II.
Meads, of Baltimore, aged "a years, was Sc
rlousIy injured on Monday evening, at the Rail
Road depot at India Point, by the evening train
from Boston. He was much intoxicated atthe
time, and was not able to tell by what he was
inju. ed. Its supposed that the engine struck
him, but did not pass over him. BY the prompt
ness of the officers of the Rail Road, Drs. Nil
Ter and Fabyan were in attendance within 80
minutes after Meads was found. Under Their
direction he was moved in a spring wagon on
bed to the Marine Hospital. His leg was bad
ly broken at the knee. Nleads is 4 seaman,
and had lately arrived at New Bedford in the
ship Henry kneeland, with cargo Of guano
LOUISIANA CONFERENCE. We now learn by
New Orleans papers, that the first annual
Conference Of the newly organized Methodist
Church, has been held at that place. Resou-
tions were passed assuming the name of "The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South" APPROX
ing of the course of the Louisville Convention
and delegates, in forming this separate orga-
nization, and recognizing Bishops Soulc and
Andrews, "wth heartfelt pleasure" as Bishops
of the "Methodist Episcopal Church, South. :"
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from New YORK, one case o: superior LUSrkED
LYNX MUFFS, ertru size Cheap for cash at
dl3 3Ws TAYLOR'S, opposite Baruun's
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gpUCE& ET MArCH BOX as WITH CAN.
q DIES, sc. Another supply of The above con
SeHient article just finished and for sale low at the
Original Furnishing Warehouse, by
ALFRED IL. REP,
JAZZ No 3lj Baltimore street.
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ENO-PA RTNERSHTP NOTICE. The Co
" partnership hereto ore existing between TJJR-
NER. WHEELWRlGHT& NUDGE, of Baltimore.
and GEORGE w. WHEEL WRIGHT x CO. of Bos-
ton il this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business in Baltimore Will he continued by
Samuel Y. Turner and Abner B. Nudge under the
firm o. TURNER \ NUDGE, they being authorized
10 ,eIle The affairs Of the late firm Of Turner Wheel
wright x Nudge, AMI George w. Wheclwright those
of George ", Wheewrght * Co
SAMUEL t.. TURNER, .
GEO. w. WHEELWRlGHT,'
jail 3t ABNER b. NUDGE,
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AHRS, MCPHERSON is daily receiving Party
We Robes Of the latest Paris fashions.
$50 No. - y. HOWARD STREET
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ESUDE BENCkIy&s. Donnely's and Mason =
= Blacking for sale atmanu actlct's PAGES, by
FREDERICK FICKEY Y SONS,
ia2 2qO Baltimore street
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E3-CORONEWR OFFICE, no. lae NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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AtREIOR AMERICAN PLAYING
" CARDS for sale nj IN nuftCmrnrs prize IS. b,
frederick FICKEY * SONS,
JAZZ No. 300 Baltimore street.
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FHNIE sCRIiSEHS have this day entered
n into Co Partnership, for the purpose OF carving
on the business OF SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING in all its various branches under the
firm of GRAVES * JOSEPH, nj No. 81 Light street
near Mercer, EDWARD GRAVES.
BALTIC. Jan |, 1886 JOSEPH JOSEPH.
{g7- SIGN PAINTING done cheal for Cash IT.
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99- INSTANCES LIKE THE FOLLOWING are
almost of daily occurrence and render superAuous ali
farther comment upon the efficacy of WlSTAR's
BALSAM -
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TU-DAY-bb Nos. II ballots.
Capitals $1,000, of $1,000, sc. &C. sc.

Right on the C0rner-IIead of Centre Market.
2. S. The celebrated Small Fry SATURDAY-l0
drawn Ballots. Capital $4,000. Tickets ST. quar-
tiers y cents, Packages of quarters $3.50; eighths
6 ~, on certificate. 1t
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fcz- The CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC for
the benefit Of the Seamen's City Bethel, will take
place on TUESDAY EVENING, 9th January, in the
Charles street Methodist Episcopal Church
Tickets at 80 cenis-can be had of hessrS. CuSh-
Ing * Brother; Armstrong * Berry; P. Cook Jas.
=, Waters; Joseph n, Lewis; and at Messrs Bentecn
* Wig's Muse Stores. d3O If
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Com ~ issiOMe,,s Sale Of Slnves.


Com nstsSiOMe1''S Sale Of SLAVES.
pursuance Of decree of The Circuit Superior Court
Il Of Law aud Chancery tor the County Of Amherst,
pronounced on the 3lsi day of March 1916. in three
suits therein depending. The first between Edmund Win
stun, a,e sheriff Of Amherst County. and such admin.
istralor de bnns nun with the will annexed OF Henry II.
ats. deed. PlaintIf, and Catharine Watts, and
others detendants The second F. S. HUT plaintiff, and
Lewis E. Staples and others defendants and The third
between Patrick II. Hckok plaintiff, AND Edmund
Winston in his own right. and administrator de bons
n'n with the will annexed Of Henry II. Waits, decd.
and Edwin H. Waits defendants, | will, on Saturday
the 9th day ofJune, 1886. al the Market House. in the
Town Of Lynchburg. sell by way o public aucIion for
Cash three slaves, namely. Sarah Anr, likely. aud
valuable Woman, and her infant child abuul twelve
months old. and America, Commonly called Mecca. }
n likely girl about Twelve years old
In further pursuance Of the Decree WILL the
frs, day oi The May Of the County Court Of
Amherst at The Court House Of the said County, sell, by
way Of public auction, slaves, held by
the said Cstharne Watts as her dower in the estate
Of The said Henry Il. Watts. decreased The terms Of
this last entioed sale i'll be made known a, The time
and place Of sale. Acting merely as a Commissioner
will only sell and convey such lille 10 the property
as aforesaid advertised To he sd. vested IN me
by decree afDrsssid. EDMUND WINSTON,
Commissioner.
April so t6June
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which. - well - shs other. hss wids slssss - Il.
fluid Of eIoak was nsslSsaiy shsows. IN ssaeis1ee
Of The cloak wss Aaagisx dsws |. asd rss,iae : .
ground. This blight eoessss II The sisw = 81 ~
connsc,s the msn with ssfsssrsl thiaes. 0shsswis -
IL soslly le IL the sr and hew hs msinssius hlnssf
there 10 inexplcabls 10 appearance. Bal the essk az
luded to seems to b Ia careless coolsct With sasshsf
cnk, portions VI ss thsi rests On The efaund ~.
thor on Now. u 10 70 b hsisvs6 hat, q ~ 80
where the cloak touches the Chow. epsiag y swes~
ai kind passes the sssvs II ,hs arm. ssd 49,
down under the body. placing him Probably ~ hasp.
The other end Of the spring passes 3D. 6nds ss sspp
under tbs second farther cloak. Tho sprng. In 81
kehood be ded up 10 divisions % % 10 s. easily
concsaled while the awning 10 thrown over tho uggss
At the Close Of the performance and bsios he gives bs
y !" the spsc's,os to examine the spcs which hs asss
ally does.
This ,hc received explanation Of the feat. but thsss
some difficulty still In understanding the n The
weight OF support which 10 placed beneath The
This must evidently be u considerable power susssn
his frame aud how he gs,s out u The way not =.
silly seen.
The fes,s arc the result ofa surprising an address o.
conirvancs and or such the natives u India if sxssj
The whole world.
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1900 ACRES

OF & Ss s s4sS SA
| -. This land 10 well adapted 10 tho -
culture VI Corn. Wheat, OATS and Tohacco, hiss an IN
usual portion OF very fine Meadow land, aud MOI, lee.
than 5O acres ot hne tobacco land 10 clear 10
monty we'll ws,errd, and is situated thu, It may be
cut up into small farms. ot fro,n
$50 10 500 or 500 .1cres;
giving TO each tract porlion of fine meadow and 10
bacco land The health of the nelghborhood good
yond doubt.
The location Of this land such as To reader il Ger.
.sn mat tho southwestern Improvement, II dverpng
from The James Rverat Buchanan. or jackson, n,usl
pass through the centre of II. l8 miles from the furme
and 10 miles from the latter place There are two
Manufacturing Mills within mile OF less and The
Boetourt Male and Female Seminary within Two niles
The main valley road from Winchester 10 Salem
passes through It.
THE TERMS Of sale will be cne fourth cash, the
residue to be an interest bearing fund.- pays e nj the op
ton OF the purchaser, at amy time within Is years-:he
interest to be paid semi annually and in default Of The
prompt payment Of the Interest,". The whole Amount Of
purchase is 10 be due Bond. with approved security.
Will be required for The deferred payment. Ifno sod
privately. Il will be sold To The hi9hes, bidder on the
above stated terms, lhe 5h day of July next If fair
II not the next fair day thereafter. Cleverdae Per
sons, wishing to view the land will be good ns ~ call
on the.
lam lao drsirous to sell my MILLS. with an acre
and half Of land attached, known AZ the
L0MghOrMc Mills,
on Black Water Creek. Lynchburs. (n The ilnme
date vicinity Of which. fever there should be rail road
from Lynchburg to the West, the Drpo, would Of he.
cessty be lucaied)
There are In the Mil pair Burr Stones, a Smut
Machine. and all The necessary fixtures for immediate
operations. The Mil capable OF turning on, from 80
to .3o barrels flour per day. There also a
SAW AND PLASTER MILL,
attached, 10th Of which are now in good order The
whole is supplied with water from the James River
Canaf and s no doub, the bes. properly Of The kind in
upper Virginia.
II not sold privately. it will be sold 10 The highest bid
Der on the I'm day Of June next if fair II not the mex,
alr day thereafter. pn the following TERMS IS 900 cash.
ol negotiable paper al short date, and the remainder in
III years, bearing interest from the day Of sale md to be
paid sent annuay-a failure 10 pay The interest prompt,
y WI" make Tho whos amount due, The deferred pay.
meht to be satisfactorily secured.
49,, II. s. LANGIlORNE.
n: b-Alessrs. Maurice Langhorne, Jr. and James
u Hunt are aulhozed sell the Mill for me- and any
contract with them, VI either Of them, will be valid
II. 5. l..
Botetouri. April % u5J
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FIN; SOAPS.

FIVE SOAPS.
HMYLOR'S Crystalline Wash Balls. Preniis' Cos,
me,ic ditto. Lows brown Nipdsur. Military SHAY
ing Cakes. Anodyne Shaving Cream &c, all Of supe-
rior quality, for sale by JOHN II. SEAY,
Druggist.
April l3