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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-26

The VIRGINIA WING CONVENTION. delegates to the
convention metz at Richmond on Wednesday, and there
was a very large attendance
The Hon William s. Archer chosen president of the
convention Valentine W. Southall, Andrew Hunter, Jas
Lyons, Waldo p. Gof Allen Wilson. William NJ Peyton,
John p Leigh Thomas G. l.. Anderson, Robert Saunders
John T. Anderson, and Samuel Price, vice presidents
John s Gallaphe, John w Syme, o. Z. Baldwin, X. H.
Toer, Edgar Snowden Alex. Moseley, and William T.
Darlington, secretaries.
The first days proceedings occupied in the choice
of officers settling rules and other relating to the
organization of the They then adjourned over
ill Yesterday .-Baif Apu t...I. slI
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Mr. Mathews will deliver, in the Hall of the House of
Representatives, tomorrow morning. lecture OH
subject deeply interesting at this time, and this coun
try, to free people 1t will relate to the divine origin of
civil freedom; which Mr. NJ proposes to show is the
surest guaranty Of its perpetuy, and of its final and
universal extension.
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Tho last Portrait OF John quincy Adams.

Ihls portrait, which was taken by our fellow citizen,
Mr. Charles renderck, previous the departure of Mr.
Adams from our city to Boston in the month of May
last most admirable likeness, and be in the
lobby Of the House of Representatives at the Capitol
This original drawing will be engraved by Fender
ick in his best style.
We requested to state that subscribers to the above
will be supplied with good Inda-proof copies ..
Twenty five silver coins admirably
that the eye detect them in circulation in Al
banv
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To the Editor of the Union:

To the Editor Of the Union:
SIR Will you obige me by publishing the letter which
follows, and which cut from the North American,
printed in the city of Mexico the 18th of January
last 1t was written by a Pennsylvania mother, more
than sixty years of age 10 her private soldier in
the ranks of army That son was the only prop of
her age and his labor necessary to her support and
vet she thinks but of her country and its honor | am
proud of this old lady, and wish to show her to other
States and other countries one to be initiated We
may pardon the little fling she & yes at the "Mexican
the peril of her boy. She is but of thousands Of
Pennsylvania mothers; and extract her letter, to show
that one State, least will stand by the country in this
war SIMON CAMERON.
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WISprAL-Thc origin of this term is said to be the fol-
lowing:
.Some of the English nobility forbidden telling any
of in their foresthe timber being reserved for
the use of royal navy Such fell without cut
ing the property OF the occupant, tornado was,
therefore. perfect fiodscnd in every OF the word.
who had occupancy of these extensive forests and
wndfall Of very great value. Some years
SINCE il is said, tornado threw down timber enough on
the Duke of Marborougs estate TO sell for forty thousand
dollars"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-26
The Patent Once.

Mr. Burke the able Commissioner of Patents we learn
contain an unusual fund Of information. We gather
from statement, furnished by correspondent the fol-
lowing showing the population and produce of the Uni
led States for the year 1917:
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DIED,

On Saturday morning Goth instant JACOB DURFF former
y of Mary land n the Gath year of his age.
His relatives friends requested to attend his funeral on
sunday afternoon o'clock the residence Of Mr. DovoL
onL Louisiana
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GIRARp, ERIE CO.. Nov. II. 1917.


My DEAR GEORGE: Once more l take my pen with
heavy heart being almost in despair of hearing from,
much less of seeing you again. You promised, when you
wrote me from Jaapa, that you would write
month; but have not got line from you since. still
write you and why you don't get my letters | can't
ina CINE. hope you will not neglect writing il you get
this. We have various accounts from the army. Sur
rounded as we in this county by Mexican wings,
have all kinds of The federal papers pronounce
vengeance upon you poor fellows who suffer
ing privation and exposure foreign land, fighting for
the rights and honor OF your country feel, for my part
should like all such unpr ncpled traitors share
the of Reys legion, placed in front of Worths d
vision well guarded that they could not for if
may their discourse and expressions you would
have seen them full flight with Santa Anna for Guada
upe. would like have seen them at the stormlng of
Chapultepec, taking OF the city, in of Worths
hard fought battles previous to that, in place of riding
about their ease denouncng the unjust and un.
called for 20 far say they hope you may
find all your graves in Mexico For my own part, know
that feel as senslby any mother for son, and
should feel very happy have you at home; but you have
chosen army through Necessity, but of choice,
and am sure that drawer heart beats beneath
the star .spangled banner of freedom than yours.
From your afectonate mother,
DELILAH TURNER.
To CiEo W. TURNER CO. X, 7h reg't u. 5. lnf Mexico.
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The democrats OF New Jersey have fixed the 18th OF
May the day for holding their State convention
point delegates the Baltimore convention and nomi
nate electors for President and Vice President
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n.. The Lndle. OF the Foundrx station sowing so-

{n,- The Ladies' OF tho Foundry station sowing 30
ciey propose holding Festival OF several days continu-
ance to commence Wednesday evening" March st at
o'clock in Mr.. Paro's room, next to Mr. Dyers auction
rooms between 10Th and llth Streets Pennyvania avenue
many fancy articles handiwork of the ladies, will DO
offered for sale Price Of tickets 30 cents emitting tho pur
he sdmed for 2i Proceeds OF the festival to be
ied for the relief of the station AS this is the first time the
hove Society ever appeared before the public the
nuny is respectfully Invited to give liberal support
Feb sd
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TAVERN FOR RENT.-The FameTs Hotel, corner OF
9th and ID streets near the General Post Ofcs Depart
mani and the Centre Market To good and puncnai
tenant rhg rent will be made reasonable For terms and
particulars Inquire oil ox.yrN /,oNNorrv
Feb 7-eo8 V"IN So1~NOhHA'
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G1- Unitarian Lectures-The subject u the lecture
On Sabbath evening, Feb n, will be Temptation and
70 commence at II o'clock
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a. Foundry Missionary Meeting.-The 10Th ami

9t-Foundry Missionary Mooting.-The 18th anniver-
say of the Foundry Missionary Society will be held in the
church, OF G. and l4th Streets Monday evening
next the 2sth inst, at o'clock.
Addresses may be expected by the Hons Mr. Thompson,
Of Indiana and Aard of Alabama, Of the House oil hep
esentave and the Rev. John Posa, agent OF the Bible
Society for the State of Virginia.
collection will be taken up in aid of the cause OF mis-
sions ,.,,,r,e r.
Feb 25-2t1 ROBT. RlChEllo Secy
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orxThe Rev. DIR. Mathew lecture VIII bo de-
lvered in the Capitol Sunday the usual hour of
morning service, III o'cock.)
Feb 25
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The following letter has just been published Ii is ad-
dressed to Mr. Peter Sken Smith, the editor OF Native
paper in Philadelphia;
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From your afectionate mother,
DELlLAH TURNER.
To GEO w. TURNER, Co. X, 7h regt u s. Inf, Mexico.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

No. 10
Certificate ssoru hir ingerson, Of Lancaster. New
Hampshire highly respectable citizen Of place. and
Jaier Of the county Of Coco
George W nserson, Of Lancaster, hereby certif. Cha.
have been troubled with the Asthma Sor about twenty
years Last November, when be- taking is.ars Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry had been unable do ANYTHING for
several month and had not except few nights been
able 70 RESI- In my bed Almost began to ia
It, ielt relieved. have taken about two bottles Nv
health improved few returns the Asthma
when nave mad IN that time, We're almost immediately
moved by taking the BaSam resi- we'll and nv hea III
IS and has been TOR months, better than
Tor many years cheeriuy recommend this medicine ia
all " no similarly afflicted g. w. ISGERSON
Lancaster, \. H., April %, lsiS
Price 81 per botte-six bottles for S.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on tAe wrappc,
FOR sle BY DAVID 4. LYMAN. Druggit.
And BY druggists generally sarou.hn' The United
States.
Angus, 3{-fs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14
NNNil\AiIN\S-

The Den cra'~ " peun>y wanna lave numina ID 81.
Longs " y y Their CANDIDATE tr thr ..vcruorsbip-
HE " " Have determined h rnn tile M ~et acJr,
Governor, " u. ! J ht>ou Ih- Darnauroer-, ii con
ven lun Al fust ug ase nominated iur ihr iiic.
Nh Gazz4H-f,r Congress. G W Jacfson. and full
tktt rhe county They appointed also delrgat9s 10
te Bautturaer sac Convention ID meet IN Reading.
The rnotrats 81 Massachusa t. Ii lye agsin pa. Up
Grn Calv0 Gushing as Their candidate %. 'hs CHIEF
Na.i>trary N Massachusetts.
The Free Sui Convention Of Ma.Sa.'u.rtt ia. nom
irard Namue. z. Phillips and John Mis- . clnlj.ates
fnr Govern,. and It, Governor
Tie GA Huukers, 81 New York. at tn II recent Sac
Conventional ., Iiuatei Chancellor Wawur,n anu Ghas.
OConnJr : 6 vernor and II. Gvernor
Pentsyiruliu.- Wings IF thA thirJ C,n-re.i,n-
A i,,ri ulva Nominated Henry ID. Mlle tur On
gress. 'lh+ Llrtros in th- SAM district atter
NJ r.raa baIut~ ninlina'ed WIN 5. Tia lowell. both #
>rn- Ga7ien. II the fourth district lie Wing. have
rlriu.t-I /, hn = LIi.e. AMI ILL., Loc,lcos G. j. In
ge-~ul.. III 'he irst dstric tie Lycufocos have
hated \. Il. Furence The Native Americans il me
sane district have re-numinated Lewis Z. Levin.
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free Barbecue. Nea'h>ford's Tavern on Friday.
he ~ tay " s-item5er which time AMI place a /
F-rsans (HesDectye of PARTIES invited 10 attend
p there VIII be Political dscussnn bev, sone Of
.aa IN ; Distinguished men Of each party
i was ordered that The Wing and Democratic papers
Y Lynchburs and DsnvlIle, be requested to copy the
lbuve
The Club then adjourned Saturday The
23d he day after the Barbecue) ~ which time eev-
eral addresses Aay te expected.
WILLIAM c. SHELTON. sec'y.
u IN. Virginia Pat,iot' and "!.ynchbur1 Re
publican" will please cnpy.
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VOmmUnlCate
TIL. C.RNCEOSS FAMILY.

THIS celebrated family ofvocasts, from New
York. have been playin. in our town for the
p.st week 70 large and refined audiences -
Il is the universal opinion Of all who have az
tended their concerts, tina. this is far superior %
any thin. o! The kind ever seen here before, in
point Of iecen.. being perfectly free from any
hin: .ha. can offend the most scrupuious, Jas well
as in vocal and instrumental music. Their Song,
Duet. and Trios are OF most choice kind We
have been well pleas ed with the singing of all
three Of the young ladies' that we are not able 70
give an opinion a. to which Of them is the most
admired. Ihe company is FIVE IN number
ben, composed q Hiss Eosamond, Guitarist,
Misses Augusta and sdella, Pianists; Mr. Smith,
'iolinls. and Henry the JESTER who never
enters without drawing from the audience un
bounded applause. All Of the young ladies' are
beautiful and graceful danseuses. The enter
tainment is sometimes closed with a piece en-
titled the Yankee Courtship.
Those who wish to spend an evening pleasant
y, now have an opportunity Of doing % BY visi-
ting the Cancross Family, at the Masonic Hall.
The department Of the manager is that Of a
perfect gentleman, and viii not fall. we hope, 10
secure for him crowded houses wherever he NAV
10. JOE.
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CORNERSTONE RS SALE LAM,

EeY virtue Of a dec ee Of the Circuit Superior Cont
- Of Law and Chancery. for Nelson county, Of t.,
9th OF October IS &C. pronounced in the therein de
pending, which William S. Loving. Administrator OF
Samuel Loving decd and others, Plaintiffs ard Daniel
A. Ceatwood and others, Defendants shall on Sat
urday the 9Th day September the premises sell
Tor cash, to the highest bidder the Tract of Land in the bill
MENTIONED containing by and plot filed in the papers
OF said cause, moley OF hundred six and
fourth oland hchj in occupancy Of said
Cheatwood, and ans lis her lands the lands Of James
Christian and others, Buffalo River, the county Of
Nelson CHAS. PERROW Com
Aug. = t9S
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FALL GOODS.
'SSHE subscribers secept 81 che follow in:
Goods winch will BIZ sold unusual. Iow,
"a and 81 fullsd Cloth,
81 - and ~ plaid ilnscv.,
Army Cloths for servants ear,
Fancy Black and Whit Prints,
" hite Red Snd fellow lsnnei,
ESyptisn Nlitts,
Linen Cambrick fandkercLief..
Fancy Silks Lamartine P.sids,
Silk FrinSes and Buttons,
Real Sil4 Warp A!psccas
PETERS SyIGLER.
Sept. il-ts
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APPOINTMENT. BY CAMPBELL COUR~

APPOINTMENTS BY CAMPBELL COURT.
On Monday.rhe th inst. the following appointments
we're mate BIZ the County Court Of CampOrl
John Thurman, COMM sloneI IF me Tobacco Ware
Houses ii Lynchoug
HE od llsp4cturs the different houses, we're
a y appointed.
Addison irvine was appointed Flour Inspector. in
Pare If Mr.. Mckinney.
Nm Organ aud Gu A. l.. Wye re appoint
eli Commissioners of the venue for the county.
Faypue Lee was appointed Constable in the y. W.
District embracing Lynchburg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

pursuance decree Of the Hastings Court Tor the
portion Of Lynchbug, made hs September
case Of Beech and others gs ckeiord and 9TH
ef the undersigned as Commissioner appointed BY sand
Court will expose 10 public sale, the 20,h October
next at the Carriage House lately occupied BY the said
acklef'rd lot Of Carriages, sting u Barouchss,
Buggies and other vehicles
TERMS - credit " six month. viii BE- given, the pur-
chaser giving abe note- satisfactorily endorsed
HENRY DUNNlNGTON, s. C. l..
AMI Cornni -sioner.
Sent l4-t3OO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

IA ANTED tr dehrs which We find due On our
" Books. Having determined u els our business
II thlS Nsre. rrques' ai person. iuJeb rd Il Water
house = NIttsemore III Nhlupmore 1. Ca 10 call and
settle before The sh Of September IS all debts not
LED before thai date w shall couI eied to place III
hands Of an officer f,r collection
WHlTTEMORE& CO.
Sen.ernbar &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14
MARRIAGES.

Married. the vicinity Of Walkers Churth. on
"Wednesday the 9TH ult.. ~ the Rev. VIM. NJ. FAY
lor. Of Buckingham county. Nh. VIM :. 1igon. to Miss
Jane NJ Gillian. Ii III Anponatiox COUNTY, Va
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POSTpO.\EHl.S'T.
AND
Ch n n :cOc FER. ,:,

The sb,v. sale r.s having 'ak.n :l.,. on ,Ire .iay
ns"led .l.,ve. !. i. now postponed unll! MONDAY
'es property vii! be s,i upon the t.own. t.,,s. viz.
cns hirt a The ". t... ,.NG.y. with tI. addition .:
81 rc. ~ 'ay IL necessary t" d.:Tay me expenses Of
sale. viii b. required in cash aad Ae ,esirus in ~"
.4"a' l:'.n-, III ami ~" yea,.-Ih. persona!
properly w!!. ~ sold nYon the terms specified Above.
4. z. EsA kIDGE..
I.niee.
SEPT 'a-,is
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DISSOLUTION.

TssTi. ro-narnership Heretofore existing under the
i name NJ Edwards 4n1 Lee his day dissolv ed
BY mu u4 consent All persons having any unsettled bu
slness wan ile concern, requested 70 call ] B.
Edward FIR settlement
sep Its. EDWARDS & LEE.
FASHIONS FOR SPRING s SUMNER 1873
JUST RECEIVED By
,. 3 EUw ARDS.
fEV DOORS .4BDIE MEMS GW.i1KLN'S
.2ND OPPOSITE SAMUEL 3. THUR.MaN-s
J. B. EDWARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally. for the YER, liberal patronage
tended 10 him previous 10 his cupartnnrshp with W. r.
Lee. and during that time, and would inrm his friends
and the public generally. that lie has taken the bust
ness into his own hands, and hopes they viii continue
their custom with him. ! pos ble Will te taken
. base work unirn.lei him, done We'll il
can BE- done elsewhere. JAMES B. EDWARDS.
Sept lis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

O. The Winchester Republican, one Of The bes ed
IT'D papers in tie State comes to Us greatly enlarged
and n an entirely dress snow the largest and in
conTaTab'y, TX m,st elegantly printed country news
PAPER We aFe il the habit Of seeing We hope ex-
cernt and veteran editor may find, II lis increased cir
"a'ion ant PaiTlna.e an ample remuneration III
oa'aS "hch 'hs improvement Y the Republican must
nave required
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE,
/ HAVE in the county Of Amherst, Iarris's Creek
i about four miles from Lynchburg, TRAGIC F LAND
which wish to sell. 1t contains about
els acres
Forty OF which well tim5cred he cleared Lard has
been considerably reduced BY mproyiden cuture but
1t was originally Of excellent quality, it takes Improvement
with great indns This land lies WE'LL and the ex
cepticn ofabou 10 acres in line mproy eent so that
BY Judcious management it might be made, few years
profitable and desirable Farm. he bulldogs are good
S--~s The DWELLING HOUSE has rooms
ESJuH< and large Por.h and it has recently been
A2sss9 well repaired; tits conveniently construct
fsEsr-A.& ed The Kitchen, Meat-house, Dairy, Sta
s.saAsD bic, sc. convenient and il good condi-
on The Apple Orchard is considered valuable Harri,
creek gives to this land superior power am at
residing this place. but circumstances making
important that should to Lynchburg will sell
this property accommodation. Apply at The Viz
ginian cf6ce, LynchburS. K B. TOW nj EY
Sept. l4-tsif
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FREE, BARBECUE.

sta meeting Of he Rorgh s Ready Club Of Hill
Grove Prlsyrsnia, Saturday, the "a Of September.
il which Tie Democrats invited 10 participate. it
W. tee mined that tie ten parties unite ai have 4
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IA\D YOs .AI.N At ATCIIO>

LAND FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On Saturday. Oh September nent-
A RICN and improved Plantation If 600 Acres Of
"A land On Beaver Creek, in Campbell county. on
ems II .nit The purchaser II is miles from y nch
burg. and from ,he Court house, near the Turnpike,
and on the great Western road
As---g This land LAYS well. and il ssrgFsaa
GyEIH & situated III the heart Of tie fl 2assrssss
MA s;s% nest Tobacco district in Vlr GYsJs
l..aAAsgsg1.aass gi"ia lere are about --
40 .4CKtS
to clear and Of il suitable t the Rica rohafco.-
$50 acres cleared and about Az Of this capital Mead
ow 1he cleared aud all fresh, and has never been
pasr.ed. and iherei ore has constantly improved.
The buildings ample aud convenient such as
Barns. Stables Negro Houses. Corn HOUSES Kitchen
Dwelling Sc. Yhe latter aas rooms and 2 large pas
sages
Tie Orchard and Garienare larg and rich and con
tain various and excellent fruits.
The proximity Of this land u Iynchblrg allows Of a
daily market TOR every thing raised on tile pace.
Yhere is SAW MILL If cas- iron machinery #
modern aad improved kind with "a foot water wheel.
nd 2S feet head Of Mater pd"eT; and timber enough on
Re land to pa for it. The ihFeshing machine is car
tied BY wafer power
Limestone Is a. undant Oh the land. and numerous
Lime Kilns in the vicinity
Ice and We'll House. and We'll Of pure water In the
yard.
There great number Of fine Springs On the land
and The creek runs through the middle Of It,
The neighb,rhnod is If the best; large DisrcI
Free School House within 800 yards If the dwellings
the Court House il sight, and the iaad being in The
valley between Cooper, and The Long Mountain
renders it 4 most s;nbrlous aud desirable location.
invite al examination Of the premises; and. going
South the SALE viii positively take PLACE. And the
same uat u Ill $50 be sjId all the Crops of CORN,
OATS HAY. the stock Of CATTLE, HOGS.
SHEEP. PLANTAlION UTENSILS. HOU Sc
HOLD GOODS and CHATTELS. pair ot BURR
MILL STONES, aud variety Of other articles.
WM. l.. LAMBETH.
July 3l-w6wif
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y q u l. I C. = 4 I. (.
Valuable Tree: Of Land &c.

IN pursuance fshe provisions If deed q 1,us exc
L cuied to me by Andrew A Bnvd and Wife: bearing
dae the 10Th day Of June 1917. aud duly recorded
in the Clerks Office Of The county Guy. o. Bueiour
County. shall. on Tiik.DAY, THY. q ;H DAT
OK II lci.. al tie residences q IN said Andrew
s. Boyd. ><ll at yulic auction The valuable n.c. Of
'ana On which he resides. knuSn az the
CHERRY TREE BOTTOM"
s'u.tsd IT,. North side % James 4iy.r in "o.e'.n.
c,uny. o.Isse the 'osn .; buchanan. and contains =
byui
800 ACRES.
all James E~r' bottom. This trac, has upon is ,s:..
cunvenen, snd handsome story
-, FRAMED DyE!.LI>G ROUSE 80.
Az.A. with Kitchen ana OUT house. kA4.A
0! gt;a..
shat. also se: undev said deed q rvs. \. .he same
Time and place. small tract If land adj lining Ca..ry
'T'e bottom. "unlsinug--acres.
Also a. 'h- same time ami place. :ous head Of ho,ses
tuiat.E - cal., fur horse wagon and gear. au' Il
me farming utensils u Ne said Boyd. q every des-
c,ption also al u lis household aud kitchen lurui
tu.. u .v.', desc lplot; consisting a Mahogany side
Board, Mahogany SOFA. ul Mahogany dining Ia
oeS. DIVE, M'h1,any CA4lrs. tour lie i-s.aLs !. ds and
bedding. &. SC.
stall ,s' sell. under said deed u ',us' :: the same
HsIes oH 1e yi'IhlS<Ss lie TWO Glory
BRICK DWELLING
" o 4 ; 4.
o. ne hi in Pa'o,sburs. lately ocrnre! bs ne said
Boyd residence. with the III % ground On which it
Is situated containing about acre.
II he lie 'o' coIny e'el The I7y above iesigns
TED, i viii be continued :soH day 70 d.y till ,oNYlet
et.
Terms.
The real properly will be sod !,r half cash. and
% csed Of mouths the residue, the purchase,
q give bond H good personal security and n t1ul:-
PIE lien up "A he land I. be retained secure hr
tfred install nen he personal property. credit !!
SIX uoaa-. Ire purchaser giving bOnl "ltA good sec0!
:!
lie title % SAID property is t.i..eG :" b. g,ot. ors
actin. trustee shall con,ey only such lille IS is yes
Ted IN a.e By The sad deed q ssls'
4. +. LskRiDG:::, Trustee.
june eide
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
he above sale is postponed until 26th Of this month
(September) CHAS. PERROW Com
Sept. a. t29Ss
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FAMILY BACO.N
5000 lbs. Town Cured Family Bacon in fine order
u. Fnr sale b.
July 21-s McCORKLE 8 SIMPSON
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LA ID FOR 8 A L.
tHNHE subscriber wishes sell his tract Of Land lying
II in tile county Of Amherst. containing 0 n f..
H NDR ED s 70 I L w o
6 II E 5. 1t is situated about four miles from the
iown Of Lynchburg a healthy neighborhood 1t lies
well and well waered Ab'ut one hafot The Land has
been lately cleared and is in high state Of cutiva
ton | deem it unnecessary mention particulars, as
persons wishing purchase will do well first 10 view
the premises before purchasing.
For terms apply he subscriber, at his residence
fifth sTeet-%tar the Catholic Church.
%NM j. ANDERSON
Sept Twin