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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-26
CONSUMPTION CURED DAILY
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION OF THE WORST CLASS
IS DAILY CURED BY DR. HASTINGS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF NAPHTHA, THE ONLY KNOWN
REMEDY FOR TUBERCULAR


SSS SSy
TN. MEDICAL r seSfHEr1 rs NELL As THE PUB
e struck with wonder 81 the numerous cures made
i:dssd z ' many Of most pSy:iesns
and Il By
Dr. MOTT and is constantly used in the Marine Hospital st
n
g.. pss in S % ss
'''''As DR. HASTINGS PREPARATION
has been thoroughly tried not only in the Hospital
der n u in 5 al d:
1nryaed remedy Consumption and a. other diseases
s: s &.
OF Manchester I'M 9SD Sai'f IFS INrLvENcE.
seen the smacisted being whose brow h.e
which alone
A''' '''n' n'Ai DIX. WARE. OF LIVERPOOL.
arss Medical daovere:
in curing As established beyond all doubt or
Boyd of Lancaster "H.iIs - the great sonsunp
from the lungs and preventing ''rns
r Il % Al s
to The patient the virtue Of this medicine.
Coughs SOLIDS breneh: declines. asshm. night
tim. tie having ysIdss
a. sPss sy' a
splitting blood could obtain relief until he tried
HASTINGS EAPHTHA.
stepped in half hour To all the
performed by this medicine would occupy vo, the
have been selected by the American Agent from
and letters which have been received BY
him. -
NYAcK, Rockland Co.. N. Y, Sept. o. 1895.
n. A. r. HARRIsoNSr: write TO inform you Of the Of
feet Syrup had wife, She has been afflicted
with the worst form of Consumption for two and had
been given by two when saw your
msnt Of Dr. Hastings Compound Syrup Of Naphtha Being
favorably impressed win It, bought bottle which had
beneficial effect that she in she use OF it.
When she commenced taking she confined to her bed
and that the of few bottles will
entirely her would also add, that brothers child
afflicted with bad cough from its earliest infancy
induced the effect Of the Naphtha Syrup
on her did the half bottle pletey cured
her You liberty to this letter discretion
Respectfully JOHN @. PERRY.
Read following Of the first Physicians in the
The has received the letter from Dr.
T. B. Mason we'll the leading physician Of New
Orleans: -
NEW ORLEArs Fsb'y 7, 1879
Mr.. NJ A. r. HARRIsOE-Ip to yours Of tho 18th
January inform that owing to the high reputation of
Dr. Hastings was induced to this Naphtha Syrup (of
which the agen in several OF pulmonary
sumption, and much surprised at the result In
after taking the FIRST bottle the patient felt greatly
eved and the tuberces stopped forming and those already
formed began DO removed. Every have under
treatment ] consider in a fair way to recover
In haste, yours, j. b. MASON, Nd
York. Price 81 per bottie-Gbott for S. mh2 l3ss
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A GOOD MEDICINE.

vT7nE VIRTUES OF THE ARSAPARILLA ARE
univ ly acknow edged and exterminator Of
complaints and purifier of the blood Of
no better jreJara ton medicine than
DIR. ROBERTS COMPOUND SAkSAPARILLA PILLS.
They acknowledged by sbest physicians be
only unexceptionabe but ecaeiou in the highest Degree
and their h's being the eatrac, of the
these pills both terative and mild cahartic
strnEthon the digestive by their powerful aera
tive and mid eatharc propert and giving tone and
the body other medicine known.
They are adapted an.dote for
and epidemic diseases the formation of Bilious
and liver affections Fever md Ague Darrha Dysentory
&c. in thohe who reside in hot climates and low marshy
countries.
Sold Wholesale ard retail at the principal depot 65
Chambers street, and also. by all the principal Druggists.
Price 81 40 par box containing fifty pills. les l3ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-26
800, 900 BOTTLES,
NEARLY or
DIR. DEWITT C. KELLINGER'S LININfENT
Have been sold without

DIR. DEWITT C. KELLINGER'S LININfENT.
Have been sold without
MURMUR.
r IS WARRANTED IN ALL CASES TO ERADICATE
pains OF every and heal all Of and
bruises 1t large bottles mild fragrant and
agreeable The very small quantity required to be TAKEN
renders ten times cheaper than other article In the
market As plain and convincing proof Of the above 1t has
caused
THOUSAN
Of the best and most skfu in the country lay down
this remedy all required occasions the best and
referring NJ H. Grnnell Hon n. F. Carman, Hon.
Robert H. Morris Mr. william L. Morris, Gov Morris, Mr..
James Bathgate In continuation have Iryng Co.'S
tar Liyngstonss Hamops Janeways Depees Rays, Lud-
lows Bradhursts, Lorards, Schermerhorns &c. he. In
short Of the elite Of New York and other
cities the existing wonder of the AmO
the worlds brightest most experienced horsemen we
Hiram Woodruff, William Wheelan, George Spieer Brs-
Tiers Conkn, Bryant James Bevens, Jacob Someren-
DYKE W. L. Reid, Sam Sague, Wm D. Sparks, VIM Cowan N.
Tany further proof were necessary will add that e
other large companies, the Bulls Head and by all the
principal livery stables throughout and
generally. To be had always genuine Of s. NIGER
SOIL BROTHER Wholesale Druggists $50 Pearl street
Of the proprietor who be At the central depot Tat
tsr 46 broadway all hours in the day 1t also be
had Mt T. M Qumbys fancy store, $685. Broadway at the
Harlem Railroad Offices of Messrs. Hammer Hays Co., rs
Pearl and Of the wholesale sadders and druggts
together with Wholesale and retail gocsrs throughout
the city and country generayat cents 81 dozen $40
per gross $6 Cash agencies be had
tsrs must be paid. mhN fVt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-26
NEW ORLEANS, Fsb'y7, lSa9.
LUCINA CORDIAL. OR ELlXIR OF LOVE


ONLY ACTUAL REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED
FOR IMPorENcy, GENITAL DEBILITY, NOCTURNAL
EMISSIONS, AND ALL DIsEAsEs occ ASSIGNED
CERTAIN Seer EFT HABITs.
A ND MANY OF THE NOSTRUMs RECENTLY RE-
"A commended for the aints worthless imia
tons whchhs unrvaed excellence fame and popularity
and the United States unanimous in their
tom tthe Lucina Cordial aud have given their sanction
In Eli insance that has been authenticated, to
POM purposes The nature OF the naladies
feved eLucini Cordial generally such
the alton Of certificates OF out of the question
the proprietor could produce host of the
which ~ enjoys not accidentally obtained, but t
firmly based upon its positive, and apparently mira
eulous virtues In all directions to be found the haPp,
parents Of healthy offspring who would have but
for this extraordinary preparation And IL equally po-
the many diseases for which 10 10 Recommended Oh
lection has been naturally made 10 tc price Of Lueua Cor
dial the trash that has been int" TIE market
In Opposition 20 II "a sold cheaper bat the fact Is "a. "or
capnot be sold for lcss ind ought be much derrst
many Of the ingredients which snmp"e are snohS ts cost
hest Of things in whereas the others made Of
cheap drugs, worth but little and less III merit
and IL is fact that " the gatters OF these
same mkt nres makes point I" a9l one o he u
20 give IL little tone and virtue ana mus solacs
his We the reader that the utmost reane
dies above also Of those which follow viz
Loss Of Muscular Energy, Physical Lasuds, and General
Prosraon Irrtahy and all Nervous Affections ndiges-
ton Suggshness Of the Liver elect and Fuor Abus aud
every with the disorder OF the
Furctsns In all Of which 10 will afford almost
immediate relief and, used directed, almost certain
marry II conscious Of weakness disability certain
nature should take this Cordial ss 10 will nfably restore
health brief period and where want of offspring
regret IL he had TO it, the most bepeS-
cial results NAV he anticipated with confidence
Principal Oace No l greenwich street three dooes from
courisnd Ner York Ae FOR sale No - North Slit.
mhG i3t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-26
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
ALEXA DER'S TRICOBAPH

THIS CELEBRATkD HAIR DYE HAS NOW BEEN
in three years, during which time nearly One Hun
dred Thousand BoSes have been sold giving universal salts
faction II imrarts to the Hair in Instant beautiful
brown black color only equed by and ackn0w
lodged to he the successful preparation invented
for the purpose.
For aale b., A. b. d. Sands Of Fulton and William
streets; Ruehton Co, Broadway Thomas Maxwell, Will
liam street, Moore Taylor 81 Maiden lane; by druggists
generally throughout the United States and by the sole
agents. X. u q. A. W FRIGHT,
je5 l3ts No % South 4th st.. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-26
MEDICAL.


q knn CHALLENGE.-VALIERS FRENCH PILLS.
COO This unrvailed remedy for diseases of pri
vate nature positive speedy without the restriction
OF diet OF hindrance from business Price 81 box Sold
lb4 Greenwich street. three doors from Conrtlandt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-26
MEDIC.qLED COMPOUND
zen RESTORING, PRESERVING, AND sEAUTIrVINo IHAsR.
ERADrCATIN6 scuRFF AND DANDRUFF, AND
CURING DISEASES
GLANDS AND MUSCLES, srINGs,
CUTS, BRUISES,

Mr. lRRv-sir Ton have thu permission use my nans
hAv the utility
for sssns the hair found the oils and poma
tun harsness my hair three or four
years fast falling off, and much changed sslor bu1
since using TricoPherous feel head always
Portable and hair strong and thick amaze
nent Of all my friends and aequainance have Invariably
found TO give the satsactioa Please seC3
three botuesby bearer. who will Psy yeu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
WM. NJ. BLACKBOARD, Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
8l1rkf0r0, Tntuulrp s. Co,

EVERY .MO.N1D.7I .I.ND THtRSIl3Y.
At -Four Dollars per annuapi, payable IN Advance. No sub
scription tci be recoiced for a shorter time than sir months,
aud no paper toH be discontinued, (eroept at The discretion
ofthe Editors) until all ofTed1ages are paid.
~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 80 cents per square Tor
Jcss) for crery inner form insertion; and 37k cts per square
q. Iess) for erery outer form insertion.
Ercry .4drertiser IS requiredto note on The MS. hotc long
he tcishcs has advertisement inserted; an advertisement, not
so noted, tcHi be inserted til us dtScontinuance be ordered.
For YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms are: for the privilege
Of too squares, $40; fer one square SIS; for one square, IN
sier form S35. Erery yearly Advertiser ,rH be required 10
confne his advertising 10 his particular bne Of business.
Jon PRINTING executed neatly and erpediti0usly, and
on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

HNHE subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE AND LOT in
l. the town OF Liberty, Bedford county. The House has
eight good and comfortable rooms. Immediately attached To
which are a STORE HOUSE well fitted
up, and a convenient Office with two rooms. Among the 9TH
er Improvements are a Kitchen, Smoke House, Ice House,
Stables, and a first rate well OF water. All the buildings and
improvements on the lot are new and in first rate repair. Al
a private residence the property affords every comfort and
convenience, and would be a good situation Tor a house 8
entertainment. w, T., HEWITT,
Sept 20-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

Goreraor q Ifras.-Gen. Bell, who has recently
been ELECTED Gnvefnor Of Irxas. has Bddressnd n letter T.,
his hrnihei-ln law. FIX Governor VIM. Smith, of Virgin
IA, from which the W"rron.on (Na } Flag makes the fol
owing extract
IN reference to my political preference, | will briefly
remark. mat my liin has been spent in Texas. actively
engaged in Tho busy scenes which have passed in The rev.
olunhon OF the country. have contributed my humble
eneflions Tor tho establishment Of Republic. and not a
party. am 10 be found, however, in the Detpoernlie
tanks; my reasons would be gwen, If proper, here; they
are 10 my own mind ample aud satisfactory. Ono, If ma
ny. ! viii state. which ls. HAT the great leading princl.
pl's ct Democracy. rightly understood. aud practically
Carried OFT, will secure n greater amount Of good, to a
larger number, than the great lcadiug principles Of the op.
position paItY.V
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
Nule Of T.,IuuLIe Sy0yes.

IT pursuance OF a decree Of Bedford County Court, in a
L case therein depending, Of Preston, Be. Us. Preston, &c.
! shall, on Monday, the 22d day Of October, lSi9, at Liberty,
Bedford Court house, sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, on a credit of twelve months, SIX OR SEVEN
LIKELY SLAVES, consisting of men, women and boys -
These Slaves belong to the estate Of Isaac Preston, deed =,
and are sold by the undersigned as Commissioner under the
decree aforesaid. WIN. Is. PRESTON,
Sent. 27-wt22D Commissioner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

Orerqor IF Red Rirer.-lle Alexandria Republican
states, that The losses through The i~nnndalion viii be i'm.
mtnse. In that parish alone, II he crop Of cotton be es-
iimated a'25 900 bales, and of sugar nj 10000 hossheads.
with the usual qoanlliy Of m"lasses. tho loss will be 81, :
7OO,O0o; aud should the injuries done The corn GRIP and
property generally be taken into consideration, il will run
up 10 $5.OOO!NOo, The Red River valley. instead of
giving 10000 bales Of crttpn, will not yield this wear
more than $4,000, Here is a loss of S., 900 00O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
RUMORS.

Potomac, the Washington correspondent Of the Bal;i-
more Pa,r,ot, says General Taylor will resume his tour
10 the North in a few weeks, unless something If inn
por,ance should %,ranspire TO require his presence at the
seat Of Government.
The s,me writer understands. that the venerable Peter
Hagner relires from tho third Authorship at the end d
the Ivesent quarter, which will terminate on The 18Th
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
From The Union IF Sept. 30.

From The Congrewionn
Globe @isi5, page 236
"Froridcd, heWepcr,T ha'
there shall neither be slav
cry nor involuntary seivi.
inde in the said territory
otherwise, than IN the pun.
isliment Of crimes, wheIeo
the party shall have beef
duly convicted"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
POLITICAL.
SHORT AMI T.

nu -
me .Naf'o'iai hfeHhgeneer thus riddles the 'sole or
VA"
Among me intelligence, more or less false. " hicl flies
through The Country by telegraph with a speed that con
''ao'e.o' can never o%'efiake. we irl, ourselves called
"l"" 'ne ohef day, 10 den"nnce as a sheer invrniiun. tho
s,o'y o' an angry Jurisprudence having arisen between
,m' "o'o'h"en' anu me brush charged Aflaif.s, Mr.
s,nmPon,
; ne onoo, on saturday. protesting itself %'hNpp,"
see ms statement conlfadleied, has made a new state
men. o' 's own desiring 10 know II II may play Paul
Try on me .eeasioii, and ask further iniormation with
ou. ,,!nso"''
Se'e''"y -hnu we'come; no intrusion AT all. Its now
'o.y runs ~ t'''ows
we hear that a corrrspondence relative 10 Mosquito,
mas taken place bef,esenh The SECRETARY Of State and Lord
= Immersion me brtf,M Minister for Foreign .1Dar,.-
.'Ss'P says u might have been more %erediiahle 10 The
nno,'san .,llo""is'. we would ,herei'ro respectfully
ASK inc 1Ndfiotidi hfcLigcncor ifthis story ofa cotre.
sP""u'nce WIN Lord Palmrrs,oni Is a sheer invcn,ion1"
we give Tue :, Union The benefit OF all The iniormn
!" we nave " 'h'sncw version. This new story, be
s"o' "'ng sne'' INVENTION. N sheer nonsense. Sec.
''"''so' ''"' never correspond directly. nhless indeed
~ such an event M the Temporary disqualification OF their
pP'omnhc Agents. as IN a late case that the Union is
aware OIL "n"e' Which Mr. Champion dues not, aud We
dare say never VIII. find himself.
The Republic has the following clineler. No wonder
The 'solo organ denies lis own editorials. They are a
disgrace To me age
From Inc Union Of September 30.
The %f'lsohoods Of tho Wing press aud letter writer's
III r''aHon '" the th'on are ee"ing zone 30 MEX and
numerous. that we are iorced 10 despatch them In n very
summary manner. We begin w,ti,
Lac No !.
III was solenh'y proclniWed nv the editors OF thu
o"'on' al the outset oil General I"yl,'s Ad"n'n'slfa'
ZION, That. mo matter what lace II might assume, they
were determined to oppose II to the bu'or End This
'nnh'nsh'hg announce men' IN advancement was chninc-
"ie'lstlc OF the I"nrnal that processes To bc the sole organ
'o' the party Uoshtnefm correspondent q The BAIT
more .1"'e''c"", signed "i"'"lde""
The tx pression charged by tins Anonymous slandereT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

american 1obaceo IN Engiand. L appears fom Tho
last returns made 10 the BRUSH Parliament thai there had
neon imported inla that Kingdom during the year 1913,
ut lobaoco, u ,3ol ia rGnnds fmm which the Govern
meni had derived a revenue I'D ,365 .233 pounds sterling,
or u ,O21. III dollars. In other words, Great Britain
levles " duty OF between screaty.niao and eiehfy cents
per pound on our ! "bacco, which. after a years labor,
ana not Yield the planter more than an average of some
four or fire cents per pound.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
TIE BLUE RIDGE Tunnel.

Tho contract ior his great Tunnel, which will be four
thousand two hundred aud sixty feet in length. was on
saturday. we ne Informed, awarded by The Board Of
Public Works 10 M,ssts. John Rut,er & Co. of he State
OF New York, they being the lowest bidders for the
work.
The testimonials If tho skill and iaiihfulness with
Which these gentlemen have executed other important
l onnels III the country. we learn, were very hiph.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

Capture Of Rmocoy Negroes The slaves. seventeen
II number, who attempted Ia make their escape from
Northampton county, In this Stale, in an open higher, en-
conntered head winds, which so delayed their progress
that They had tn put 'nio Chigoteague Tor water, where
they were all npprehended. They were brought 10 Ibis
city On Friday afternoon IN HE steamer Coffee, Captain
Hicks, and were lodged in Jail. They are remarkably
likely and vaiuall e.-.NmjoK Deacon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

The Cholera still fingers in and about 81. Lous. Five
deaths from his disease occurred in the city during the
week ending September 24ih. The Cairo Delta Of the
25ih ult, states that five men. working on the new lire
Of telegraph 10 ST. Louis, were taken sick with cholera
the day before. and all died. They had INDUCED in a
feast OF fresh pork and fruit, and a hard days labor in the
sun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
SAN'L TYREE,

GROCE M COMMISSION MERCHANT,
TIAVIN purchased Mr.. w. ID. X. Tyrec's interest in
III the firm of Sam1 Tyree s. Bro, will continue TO carry
on the GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS at the old stand. lie hopes by prompt attention to
business to share a portion of the public patronage.
Aug. 27-ts SAML TYREE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
NEW

I'VE subscribers have this day associated themselves I'M
L der the style and firm of
Ii. III. e. A. G.. LEWIS,
Tor The purpose OF continuing the Dry Goods business, in all
its various branches, at the old stand Of Benjamin II. Lewis.
They beg leave To invite the attention OF their friends and
the public generally, 10 then large and well selected stock Of
Goods which will be received in a lew weeks.
Is. II. LEWIS,
September lt, lS49-ts A. L. LEWIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

Capt Woolford, Of the schooner I. g.. Pratt, whose ar
rest. on the charge Of carrying away a negro man. the
property OF Mis-. Clarke, as stated in our last, was
brought hciure The Mayor of this CITY on Saturday, and
remanded 10 The Examining Court on The fourth Monday
in this month - Norfolk Herald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
FIFTH Hal II..l OF rs
EOR IuE NEASnN
NOTICE..

yIN1lE co partnership, heretofore existing under the style q
l. s Gu"GGENilElMEk Il BROTHER, has been dis.
lived by the death 81 the senior partner II is important
dorsigncd will therefore earnestly call on all persons md, bied
to them Ia come forward without delay and settle mp their Sc
vcraldobts, and all persons having claims az ainst the finn are
desired 10 present them Tor payment.
N. ~GUGGENIIEIME En-,
Surviving partner is. Gugsenheimer y Bro.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

The hal,nnore sun. ii yesterday. thus announces tho
death Of Edgar A, Poe, Esq
Ne,egtc' 10 learn that Edgrr A. Poe, Esq. the dis
'ingnislied American poet. scholar aud critic, died in tho
ciy yesterday morning, after nm illness Of four or fiye
days. HIS announcements, coming 50 sudden aud unex.
r'ried, VII cause poignant regret among all who admire
genus, and have - mlnthy for HE ifniliies too often at.
tending II. Mr.. Foo. we helIcvc, was q native of this
State. though reared by a foster father ut Ricl,noud. Va.
where he lately spent some time on a visit. lilo wus in
The 3Sth year Of his age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
a CARD.

TNNSLEY & TAYLOR would respectfully call the at.
L teniion oftheir friends and the public generally, to their
FALL and WINTER o Of
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hard ware, Hats
Se., the most Of which were recently purchased in the Nor.
thern cities q CASH, and as they are DESTROYS Of doing an
active business, SMALL PROFITS and quick sales shall
be our motto,
Sent 9t-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
BENJAMIN H. Lewis

his sincere thanks to his friends and the pub.
lie, for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon him hereto
fore, and respectfully asks a continuance Of the same to the
new concern.
Septcmber 3-ts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

Hon. JSo nj. CLAYTON, Secretary of State, passed
through Baltimore Friday, on his way 10 his farm in
Delaware. where he will remain for some days. This is
his first absence from the State Department since he en-
tered upon its duiirs in March last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

hrasion Of japan The Philadelphia inquirer states
that a rumoT is afluai. in relation 10 an invasion Of japan.
The scheme is SAID 10 be on an extensive plan, and not
conhned alone 10 this country. A large SUN OF money is
said ~ have been subscribed to further this secret ex pedi-
ton; aud The invaders intend to raise an army Of ten ll,ou-
sand men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

Maryland. Returns from, every COUNTY 10 the State
have been received. Parti-s in the next H,nse If Dele
gates will stand thus Wings t6, Democrats SO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
IvWSt sale Of I:afNNblc Real Estate

IN DFO
TlY virtue of a deed of trust, made and executed to the I'M
ID dersisned by William II. Hardy, on the 18th day of De-
cember, 1874, which deed is Of record in the clerks Office of
the county court OF Bedford, we shall, for the purposes in
said deed mentioned, on i Friday, the 10th day Of November
next, upon the premises, proceed to sell, at public auction,
TO the highest bidder, for cash, that VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND, on which the said William II. HARDY at pre-
sent resides, situate, lying and being on Elk Creek, in the
county of Bedford, containing
Three ma and Siffy-flrO Acres
he the same more or less, and adjoining the lands of " lillian
McGhec, Mary Il. Harris and others; it being the same land
formerly owned by Euphan Logwood, deed, and bought by
said Hardy of William Galloway, deed.
tits seldom so valuable an estate is thrown into market
the improvements being good, and the Land itselfin a high
state Of improvement-being peculiarly adapted to the
growth of clover. The neighborhood is highly respectable
and intelligent; and there Isl good mill site ON the land,
where a mill, in former days, did an excellent country bust
ness.
The title to the above described property is believed to be
unqnesionable; but, acting as trustees, the undersigned will
convey subtitle only, as the deed aforesaid vests in them.
CHARLES X. SLAUGHTER,
CHARLES w. CHRISTIAN,
Oct IL -tl6N Trustees.