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PROSPECTUS
nTHE ,TIM ES."

Il sI...l ai.Z lat ia.
newspaper edited ~ pvsr Ihhss ana p'o'''' ~ wv
. IL, tny !" " as,ns,oia ~ a., p.da,aI Can
iirai anoinon existed t,hv W W. 49, Nm,
shtnton Inc ambitois men OF uli uy ~ " ~ uo
ameahs ohraylhs he NorihheaN ,ie ~ n1u' %
my 70 hoihein men % w ~ y,
" now uehohH'rapi. lhat inc ofuhanres" oa am ~
ssur compounds were paris OF s,n'e ~ ~, ony
~ VIEW my popaaI5 oi uen; wsihsoi' .is ~, Sp ~
the Eiuer Auais u,e eiecon " VT se az ,,
Ea1auoh o. parties w Ieei,ueo ~ hat !np -,
is progress, W, was kep' .i an, wac eNei A'u' :" 'a
EFFORT 70 array ine Nor'h aeains' u.e oouh a.,
70 trace ing prossss OF snen ,rgues am 70 ~ ne
but Virginia enrebled " ts ALTAR southampton an o.
Iayed by INTERESTED Ponughl eon'ohs sissty uspaieu
lhe question o. en- iat ~ mas p. s
eh ~ lh- House OF De'esses y o1e " M p,y
Jackson was men IN power W, ' p vas ne
date or The succession anu Mr. Nsne Was me paIuza
Eluor II was Mr. van puts nue.. 2. ~ ,''e
enuH men mhue 70 uhe uie 'ouu, " ~ III, pr
perry ana poh'cai equay as hise r'ao " a.
my me Sou against 'he Not', anu ussose ~ ~ 49,
we fchnonu Enqusr aleu es ;, uen was ~ ny Ih
dehce when me people oil the SCUM reposeu ~ uel a1A
son as southern man esered us anu
me souih that those VINO dehonnceu he soouoh
were aarNists.
The veteran editor OF thai paper brought TO washington
the ayowed organ OF an administration protesting 10 nc
southern In It's feelings and principles could see nothing IN
The progress Of abotionnohing in the establishment in
this city OF paper devoted to that cause richly endowed,
Wfot proviso lis adoption by the House Of Represen
Understanding IN The proceedings OF the legislatures oi
the non savrholdng Siates piedsns me people o Ihose
States It's support which, III ms OPINION, siuln arouse
or unite the south II until the people OF some Of
southern States adopted resolutions declaring at ey
la. M unh
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Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c.

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FK s ,ss% W SsS sssa S Say . ssSs
Mf1NHBiM and Fairfax, our fall supply l11sh1
&$f3Rk a3xl Of GROCERIES, WINES LIQUORS
n<-z--N.lS &c. to which We invite the attention OF
customers and the public generally, viz: NJ
l5 hhls ". o. and Porto Rico Sugars
- bags and barrels white Brazil do
10 boxes white Havana do
afi 10 balGchests Gunpowder Imperial Young lily.
son, and Pouchong Teas, part very superior
rs bags Java, I.aguyra, and Rio Coffee f& a
100 barrels, half barrels, and bags Bnckwheat
100 boxes Cheese
K E",f q do p. A. do ,'etfHa Lq.t- g'taE
sg 20 kegs Goshen Butter H. ts-a n lt
1000 gallons bleached winter Sperm OF
n 500 do do do Whale oil
40 boxes best Sperm Candles
IL do Adamaniine do
10 do Hull q Sons Fancy Soap
10 do Starch
l5DO pounds do in casks
20 dozen Brooms ,ss
40 do Whisks
10 do painted Buckets aS
20 nests Baskets
a.1 70 dozen Jute and Alicante Mats
a 80 do Bedcords
% bales Cotton Irvine and Candle Wick
20 boxes Pipes
80 gross Matches
10 or casks Marseilles Madeira Wine TT
do sweet Malaga do
10 do Port do
.1 do do si do very superior
~ | hafpipe Pnet Brandy n
3qr casks Otard do
s do low priced do
s half pipes old Whiskey tGts y
Also Numegs, Mace Cloves, Alsplce, Pepper, Mustard,
For sale BY MURRAY g. sEMMEs,
nov 1861 Penn av., between 9th and l-2 SITS,
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6 Rough and Ready, Line.

UIHE subscriber In running his omnibus " Rough
! aud Ready to and from the Alexandria steamboat AMI
avenue, for the low fare of TWELVE
HALF GENTS and hopes receive the patronage Of the
Travelling Public The Omnibus will leave the wharf on
the arrival OF the boats and will set down passengers any
point they may desire Pennsylvania, between
fuers the capiio and will leave he southwest
Of the and 9Th street. Opposite Colema ut
sl2 and lola a, m and l2l.2 2l2 and Ala p. M, to
convey passengers 10 the boat J. w. ELLIOTT.
B-PassenEers for the Mail boat take the Omnibus
at sI2 a. n and win be called for ut Coleman,s and
browns - oct 12-d1y'
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5000 REWARD.

* RUNAWAY from the subscriber on Sunday, Oct.
2A0 llth. negro man Tom, who calls himself TON
~ LTTTLf2S. Tom is about % years Of age, very
~ set, and quite black; In height about feet la
inches, little bowegged he s rather stupid looking, but
and teeth hair quite short and happy lie had
when he lea blue satiinet round jacket and took with
coarse negro CLOTH with two unbleached cot
Shirts he wore away dark olive cloth cap with fur
around II.
am authorised offer the Of sl00. II the above
named negro In the District Maryland and de-
vere to in Washington city or secured IN jail 80 thai
cured above. .., .sssg 5s 49,. q IA 81 tJ.r
'GT a. M HOFFAR, Agent for G, Stonestreet,
y Residence on a 2 street, few doors above Pa.
nov Tiff s INIT. Intelgencerl 5l. va.
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THE NATIONAL ERA,

$ b i.
O. BAILEY, EDITOR j. WHITTIER coRRRspoND'o EDITOR
$50 lts5 L y. NOBLE, PUBLISHER.
TIME leading purpose Of this journal Is the discussion
the question Slavery, and the advocacy Of the maii
principles of the Liberty party Due attention Is given
political questions Of general mportance nor arr
the nieres sis OF pure literature overlooked
Ii aims to preserve faithful record q important events
Of inventions affecting the progress OF socie
~ opublc documents OF permanent value; and during
the sessions Of Congress- IL will convey correct iJea mol
only action, but Of its spirit and policy The debates
the exciting SUBJECTS Of Slavery and the Mexican war
expected to in the next Congress- Will occupy large
share of its columns. 25 l'rt IL :.
Arrangements have been made for extending and enrich
INK its already valuable department Of Home and Foreign
Correspondence
II Is printed OH mammoth sheet, of the finest quality, in
the best style, ut So year, payable IN adpanee+
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ed BY the public press the very liberal patronage has
received during this the first year u It's exsience enc9ur
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PLAIN AND FANCY
RESS-MAKING.

MRS LANSDALE would respectfully inform herxfriends
M and The LADIES' OF washington, that she has removed
TO the corner Of Pennsylvania and 18th street. ca
door, where she will be happy to walt upon all who may
favor her with their patronage. HHIt.
Thankful for the many ayors Of the past she hopes, by
particular attention Cutting, Fitting aud making Dress
Ing To merit a continuance Of the same. ~
N B-Mrs l.. accommodate three or four Boarders.
.ep,ds
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PORTER a POLLOcK,
up - II M - - IN 9 .

s2.xM Would respectfully call the attention OF
their friends and the public generally 20 their
avenue, opppste Coeman's Hotel They prepared to
do all kinds OF PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, GLIDING, BRONZfNG DRAINING, MAR
BLING, LETTERING, PLAIN and FANCY WALL
| PAINTING, TYsANSPARENCLES Of srery descrfp-
manner that cannot fail to give satisfaction both regards
quality and despatch. nov 5-n
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alpENIIsf7
A. M. HOFFAR,
SURGEON DENTIST

4i-- street, Hpe do0rs doOpc I'd dpeHhe,
rr-rrr-a Performs all operations In the line OF his
)z<s{R profession. Artificial Teeth inserted from
uITY zone 10 a full sci, on gold, silver or palladium
LlIJ am now prepared 10 manufacture all kinds
Of Teeth usein SETS with or without gums Having the
advantage OF manufacturing my own Teeth can AFFORD to
insert much lower than any In the District and
with much greater certainty Of their fitting the mouth prop
ery the Porcelain is fitted TO the model Of the mouth
while IN u soll state. MY t.t}s H.
am determined do all Of the above named work rs
per lower than Il Is dane in this city. 5tf
Persons wishing Artificial Teeth had better give me call
lean refer them ofour distinguished citizens for
whom have inserted full and parts Of sets for, they hay ing
given liberty to refer any one TO them who may wish H.
\ S3--6mr II 'll's'
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TO THE LATEST MOMENT.
ny THE ELECTRIC WIRES.

by THE ELECTRIC WIRES.
t-~s~--A--s~-er-~-
Photographic Correspondence Of the Daily National Wing
7A.. -5~Ts--~~a>-7~-c --~----e~n--~ 1-
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, p. m.
Sales Of 300 bbs. Howard street flour at S5.75 to
S5.93 Dealers are holding off for steamer Britannia.
Small sales Of City Mills flour ut $5. 75a5.93.
The inspections of flour for the week ending this
day at 20, 200 barrels.
Sales of 5000 bushels Of prime White Wheat nj
l2S to l3l cents and 5000 bushels Of prime Red at
l29 cents.
Prime Yellow Corn 81 cents <
Oats 38 to Al cents.
Whiskey in bbls. % IL cts.
~ Molasses 81 l-2 cts and small sales
hSales of 1000 bags of Rio coffee at LIZ to 7-5
cents. F4rsBh A.m
Beef, cattle on the hoof SO 25 to 50 43
Sugar market heavy.
The molasses market declining and dull
Prices Of tobacco have slightly declined. f
..I.. ,5lvs.e . J 10 (. y.
Iti- Our dispatches from New York and Phlladel
phia do not indicate any change. Merchants are
waiting for the steamer. t3
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TO VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, SC.
~., Au.,,r,, A, w sp,s,, stc,, m n.

sehcThA ASohCy ~ sv"s.AA"8svAs,AS'Ns
a SAMUEL STETrINiUS, General agent, Notary 1
"a Pabc Justice Qf The Peace &C. respectfully informs
IN Volunteers and the United States Regulars ind IN
WI the OF the deceased Soldiers that he M
n prepared undertake. the settlement Of their Claims with
The Departments Washington lie will procure Bounty,
Land Warrants Treasury Scrip Pensions for the Wounded,
Pensions Widows and Orphans Of the deceased Soldiers
Arrearages pay for services rendered. Mileage any
other Claim, Claims against the General Government
that may conhded to his management, will be speedily
attended TO.
i His terms moderate. $50 I
lie can be consulted any time between the hours OF g
O'Clock, and o'clock, D. al his Office Oh Fireenih
street, opposite tho Treasury Department
oct s--amd decS
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OPENING OF THE
WASHINGTON RESTAURANT,

BASEMENT Of Washington Hail. southwest corner oil
ID Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street On Monday, the
LIST Of November this splendid establishment will be thrown
open to the Public where the friends Of the proprietors
the citizens generally respectfully invited 70 call
sE6f VI. IN RAND a. WILLIAMS.
octAl--tf ,lsVs. Rtt Proprietors
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essocIkidfs3

,nreE~ MN JUST RECEIVED
Mf-fK(tSsffn and now In nding from - 80
MI-CW6Hs%M New York and Phiia- 1IsMM
H&u$&X 44xl deIphia Fall SUPP E1zliI
ply Of GROCERIES, SC.
40 chests OF superior TEAS
so bags OF Lagiiyra, Java, and Rio COFFEE
CO. do Satna SALT, for family
Is bills BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
g=l 50 bags do. do. .tf
aB54- 3 terces RICE u /, ,s,V.a
20 bbls and halfbbls. MACKEREL
~ Is kits No. 1 MACkEREL
80 boxes HERRINGS
Ed, small lot Of superior English dairy CHEESE
30 bbs. crushed and puverized SUGAR
p 10 boxes SUGAR 5,AN Il .'s t4
For sale by SIMMS SON,
nov, l3--u Pa. avenue, opposite jackson Hall.
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ApEs1Istc

- Gard -@Dr MCCONNELL returns bis
sincere thanks TO his numerous friends and
UyYyXDUA patrons for the liberal encouragement they
I1J have gwen him in his profession az Surgeon
Dentist and would respectfully state that he has connected
himself with Mr. TiIOS j. WILLARD, gentleman every
way TO give unbounded satsacifon thai the I'M
dsappontmenis given by his necessary absence IN
attending other engagements will occur again as he
his partner will always be the spot and pledges HIM
sell that all calls in his line Dental Surgeon viii be at
tended 10 with the least possible delay.
Their Office Is opposite jackson Hall, between and
3D. Pennsylvani Their charges Ia all
will be moderate oct lJ-2nd
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TIN oELEptiNu VAts.,',s -. - -, l.l
pr EgInENT q VIRE RKENInENW
RA]cAUENA ~ vANH DH'
M tts.s OF THE UNITED STATES. ~
~ DO hc'o ~ On - -
NEW IA NpsHIRE
n,.- ,.... 80, An,tonx colhv Of Ma,
DELEoAIks At LAhok. -yoF Ar - n., III, W we"
London Hon ichsbod Goodw,n, o. TSa%as
2aosu,u'es-ra reriey, u eo 's, -oA'' a. sanger
Disret NO, lEChar ~ " ca aa Z ~ ''''h
Districi No. II-Georee w Nssmiih, Of Frankln.
Substitute ilIiam Sawyer, Jr, Of Wakefield.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

MISS NJ X. WILSON, having permanently located in
M Washington, offers her services to The ladies' fish
ionable dress maker An experience Of ten years In fash
onabe community In thinking she can give sat
lsfaction 10 all.
Her facilities for receiving The latest fashons and furnish
Ing trimmings ample lslt
south side OF Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th and lou
streeis second story Of. D. Hills Variety Store
octs-2awnov23' a y
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HENRY KAISER,
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufacturer,
And Undertaken.
Ninth street, between and H. east SIDE
nov 6--dly- {.
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yANLOAN y CIIAsE,

: :
HAVE removed their DAGUERREAN CALLER Y to
ii the onEoN, corner o. TX street aMi Pennsylvania
which will enable them to furnish pictures surpassed
this any other country Pictures taken In any kind Of
weather-clear, cloudy or mining = OCT S-du
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THE THrRTIETH cONaREss.

In answer TO numerous applications for informa-
ton, Us TO the post Offices Of the members OF the
Thirtieth Congress, we publish the following table
Of particulars, so far we are advised The blanks
will be filled up fast ascertain the names
Of the post Offices not now known. We call upon
our friends TO aid MS in this labor
We have also left a column for the residences Of
the members In Washington, which will be com.
pleted Immediately on their arrival in town, IL will
be corrected daily 30 as TO keep up with the changes
Of residence which members may make. This CO.
lumn will be Of great value to strangers and citizens
who may have business with members. Hotels and
boarding houses will dous favor by advising Of
the names of such members as may take lodgings
with them, giving the exact location OF their houses
Our contemporaries will oblige us by correcting
any errors they may find Ia this list and npprise us
members with whom we exchange, can serve us by
publishing the names of their home post Offices and
drawing our attention TO the information by mark
ing around the paragraph: ~
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: 7 : 7 7 - ~~-- : : Z I : : :
The CANTON TEA COMPANY has -,
60 been popularity known for many years EiS;ss
EeNW This is The largest and oldest Tea Estab- IM
19a3 llsllmeit In America The public have -
had tull proof OF their integrity and responsibility But
such has been great and pressing demand for their
JA OF late that they have been Obliged 10 enlarge, TO
great extent their two principal establishments in New
York, viz: IA.
Tbev moreover possess aclties in relation the Tea
Trade in very ABUNDANT degree and doubtless superior
10 any other Concern IN America Their scrupulous
ragnr IN MI principles that tend the character
large house Is well unerslood and has already secured
them connexon, probably larger than all other Tea Es
Refreshments united and they consequently determined
10 sell Teas prer agra amt perfect for the prices,
in the aggregate than any house ~ the word-China ex
cepted tt,
They most zeaously invite the attention Of the nhabi
tants Of Washington their Agency where the following
asortmsnts are always OH hand; and they feel hesta
ton in stating that wherever single trial made very
DECIDED preference liz given celebrated Teas OF the
CANTON TEA COMPANY. f7lgN 4 t4g .4i
IT, Reader, make the experiment!
sfal Prices as foops subject all 10 be returned
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Wear's Patent Japan Backing s about the best article
Of the kind we have seen The polish which impars TO
the Understandings Of man IL brilliant and lasting:
have tried ~ and 4 boots say all this In its behalf
tErening Bulletin, .jl,ne y
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Patent Backing Mr. J. Wellar, No. so Chestnut street,
has prepared Patent Liquid Hacking, which produces
who would have polished understanding should read the
advertisement In another column ~ " s. Gazette, May
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-09
TRUST SALE OF
T.HI.fBLE RE.IL ESTATE,
N IANCIIBi'RG.

EBY virtue Of deed Of Trust, executed On the 2Olh
D February, ISl7, by Beujalin W. ). Cpbcll, tie
undersigned, one Of the Trustees therein narnrd (ohn
B. Roy, his co Trustee having departed his c) will
month"; to sell, On the premises, certain piece OF
GROUND, on Second, or Main. street, in the town OF
Iynchbnrg being the northwest half lot No Ca con
tanning poles front Second street. by poles back
being the same piece Of ground conveyed the said
Cabcll by Samuel J. Harrison on the said 10Th February
1917. The undersigned, acting as Trustee, will convey
such title only vested in him by the deed aOe-
said.
TERMS-The properly will be sold for CASH as Ia
much as will d'f ay the expenses the sale and the
balance will be divided into three equal Instruments pay
able q, y aud - months, from he day Of sale aud
the title retained 20 the purchase money.
RICH ARD IlREE.
Dec. 6--t29D Surivln. Trustee.
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Fsrcss GOODS Tor Eodic,

Z WOl I'D call the speral at nion ot the Ladies' To
4 very ex ensiye assortment Of FANcy Dnrss
Goons, VIZ:
BLACK. BLUE BLACK aud FANCY coourcl
SILKS. from - ccuis Ia 81 per yard.
CANliMitRf.s. Mou,lms and Alcroo Ecasslls, rich
and elegant. from - ccars 10 81 - per yard.
BONNET AEIAEIS. Silks, Natins. Rbhonds
French Flowers aud PMmeS fine & juds as were ever
IN tbs market, and scheap Tor The styles and quail
TIES.
Also IN my csnant assortment Of ShaNs. Scars
and Nscs from 81 cent, IL 81 81 piecr certainly The
,,sl magnificent Gnus seen tbs connlry-cill
aud SEE then. As | have said no charerior showing.
WM II. Ri An,
Opposite ID b. Paync's Book Store.
Oct. Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-09

Elk RI RNACE
fINlE BStRlBlRS associated themselves the
LIST day OF January last. Tor the purpose of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING
under the name of Fhppn & Montgomery. beg cav. to
inform tho public ihat they are NOW prepared 10
orders Tor all descriptions of Castings usually made
blast Furnaces, viz; Hollow Wafe " aler Pipes Soov
Plates, Mill Gear. Sc
con NTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited 10 examine the style and quail
ity OF their Hollow Ware. which may be- seen at most
ii the stores III l.ynchhurg. at the Mes,rs Ellis.
Richmond. Orders addressed In The concern. At Elk
Furnace N \. \ Montgomery, Iynchburg. will meet
with prompt attention
Also just 10 hand, our wcil selected stock of
SPRING, .1ND SIINER GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash. or IN eNchanpe f,r
gram. 4 w. FIlPPlN.
May Its A. \. MONTGOMERY.
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- H.. aU'S s.,

~ ksgUES,
together with any increase OF the females since the 18th
day OF February, 1913 that is say Phil and his wife
Lucy, Tom and his wife Ann D4vy and his wife Dorcas
their three children, Gustayus Jackson and Younger
child, and Dsey, woman.
And AT the same lime aud place, the TRACTS OF
LAND. tolDNlng, that is 10 say, si. The residence o
said Eubank called the Wild rness. containing $50
ACRES, sixty Of which being James River bjtlom-
ID. Another lract containing ~ ACRES, within
mile Of James River, and / miles from Lynchburg
twenty Acfeso cleared Land the balance good Tobacco
land and finely tmbcred. This tract is enanied at thu,
time. and has upon it small Dwelling and other out
houses ''rd. Another Tract containing Sli ACRES
all level land, lying within one and half miles OF James
River, and fourteen miles from Iynchburg with good
buildings for small family upon it, and very vaua
bic tract 4lh. Another tract containing 2l5 ACRES
lying at. above and baow the Toll house on the Noun
tain Section of the J. X. 4 X Canal. This tract has
upon II. valuable Fishery, and the Fuel K Timber are
valuable berauseot lis lying upon the said improvements
9th. Another Tract continuing 2Ol ACRES near the
River, Just below Waugh's Ferry about 20 Acres only
c AIRED, and plain comfortable bu dings fra snail fam
lily aud The Ihera and Fire wood besides the sol Itself
are highly valuable.
The undersigned earnestly invites purchasers to This
sale Of real estate where, from the Of The tracts. til
Z" smaller means, rs well as the full handed may pur-
chase homes in fine neighbohood or near the line Of
the great central improvements and OF The Masun-house
1rart, he VIII state his opinion, that such estate is
rarely IN market. II will be situated The Slack waller
navigation IT The j. II and X. Canal aud within fourteen
miles oi Iynchbur9 (abuut and halt hours drive
in Packet boat, and the up land, we'll as the bot
tom hrsI rate. Upon The ira two stored Dwelling
House stands, with three rooms nJor aud two pas
sagcs with all other necessary Houses all IN gu0u
stale Of pre- servaIion. AMI first Garden. THIS tract
may be well divided and viii be II desired by purchasers
there are all rood plain buildings Sufficient for snail
family IN another IT of the tract The real estate viii
be sold credit Of g. = and $ months for equal por
items Of the purchase money, to he secured by bond, with
approved personal security, aud the tile OF The land
ialned as further security. Possession for seeding will
be gwen forthwith aud fall possession, the LIST January
next 1t is expected that there vii be- 80 bushels ut
heat sowed on the Mansion house tract immediately.
that the purchaser will lair crop the
year.
p. ST The third day Of January 1913 is wet day,
The sale will take place the 4h Of January 1875
Un,Il The day Of sale, Capt. Thomas, n. Eu0ank, who
is upon The premises, authorised enter into contracts
for HE sale 81 the real estate
Dec 2-t3J JNO. THOMPSON, J.
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u - II " q Il "A T. !,
III The Old Stand Qt u m. ST. Oahcv.
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch
v burg, aud he public, thar he viii continue Ia
conduct al the old stand of himself and brother the
GAIl ,ORlNG 81 SI\ENS.
IN all lis branches lie has hand, aud will con
tmCaily keep. beautiful assortment OF Cloths tassl
mereS, Nestngs, and IN tact yhng suitable or Zen
lemens wear W hlch he Will make mp order IN the nust
fashionable Styles handsome fits aud warranted work
nnnshlp lie would nvllo the attention Of the public
10 his stock
Feb. It's