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The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

G"My dear fellow" said Beau Hick.
man to a waiter at hotcl, have respec.
for flies; indeed, / may say, / am fond Of
fes-but like to have them and my milk
in separate glasses they mix so much better
whom one has control Of both Ingredients" /"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

Board WANTED The Boston Post
says that "a young man, a member Of an evan
gelical church." advertises in a New York
paper for board in a pious family where bis
christian example would be considered COM
pensalion. .n-Don't al speak II once
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

GE Ross Brown does not give very glow
ing account Of the people Of Sicily lie says
the whole community live By be gging. The
children beg for a pas.ime. Will the adults
begin order to set them wholes ome example.
In the whole country he doubts If there are
one hundred men who have eve d desire to get
above broken breeches and CD. sese parings.--
He was in the vicinity Of Moui 1t Htna for o
week. and yer in allthat time be only saw one
man in hurry. and be fell off roof
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

O. The Providence Mirror Is sorry. an
indeed, at times deeply panied, to see tn
practice Of kissing in the streets prevail e
such an extent Why, man, society canno.
do without it. for everywhere We have buses
in the streets, and smacks on our rivers!
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

VIRGINIA Eco BREAD.-Dissolve one ta.
bic spoonful of butter in three and half pintS
Of milk; add one quart Of Indian meal, half
pint Of wheat four, a l;ttle salt, and two
eggs well beaten; mix all well toecthor, and
bake in buttered tin.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

% The future destiny Of the child.
said Napoleon, is always the work Of the
mother !" and that great man failed not to re.
peat, on all suitable occasions. that to bis
mother be owed all bis greatness.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

l5-Itis related Of Lord Norburry that while
passing sentence Of death upon man for steal
ing a watch, be said to the culprit "My
dear fellow, you made grasp at time. but
caught eternity"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

INDrAN LoAF.-To three pints of milk add
as much Indian meal as will make thin bat
ter, two table spoonfuls Of butter, q tea
spoonful Of saleratus. and salt to suit the taste.
If not to be had the loaf is good without the
eggs.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

~ A lazy. oyer-fed lad, returning from
dinna. to his work, was asked BY his master.
if he had no other motion raau s5st ?"
Yes" replied the boy, dravling out each let
or 9 but It's slower "
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

n The horse warranted to stand with
out tying" which man bought at auction
tho other day, Is offered for sale again BY the
purchaser, with the guarantee that he will
not move without whipping"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26
Those silks.

OF Gro de Nap OF Gro de Rhine-come, lady
fair they shall be thine. fis but for you speak
the sentence-delay will surely bring repentance
Which viii you havel say, quickly say, before you
lose that rich Broche They're all so pretty, It Is
hard 10 tell which will be the first to sell: those
plaids, and stripes, and running vines, how brill
iantiy their beauty shines; those lovely Satins
embroidered Swisses, intended only for full grown
misses but they are better suited lsaId asidel for
she who expects to be bride.
Alpaeas, Bombazines and Grapes, Collars, Sleeves
Cuffs and Capes; Ribons embracing three hundred
pieces, all colored Grapes, and fine Grape Lisses
Ribbons for bonnets belts and neck, Swiss, Jaco-
net, Camhrics Tlain and check Ginghams, solid,
plaid and stripes assorted and 'Parisan Flouncesn
lust imported And the undersigned with nodes
ty reverts, to corded, founced and Mohair Skirts
and well reconciled he trusts the ladies' faces, will
gaze with fond delight upon those handsome La
ees, Insertings Edgings Of Jaconet and Swiss, af-
fording beauty to those who offer bliss Fringes,
Gallons and handsome Broche Braids, for sedate
matrons and more lovely maids; five hundred pie
ces Of good pattern Prints, and very handsome
STYLES Of new French Chintz; ladies Gloves, silk
and kid and pic net mitts, at every price. from a
dollar as low down as two bits silk, cashmere,
cotton and alpaca Hose, much cheaper than some
people would suppose; Spool Cotton, Tape, Pins,
buttons and Needles in profusion, Bobbin, Cord,
pipine. Bonnet Wire and Blond Illusion Excuse
me- ladies' If should close at that, and ask atten-
ton 70 one word u--uerbtsm sat. Then come one,
come all, you'll find Us very handy, in showing
each the 1odns operandi, Of buying cheap, By pay
ing up when due, your yearly debts to Gentle and
70 jew y ?. MAsoN
September 20. 1859. Civ
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

10 Patrick" said lady 10 a slip 0.
Green Erin who was officiating in The kitchen.
where is Bridget 2" "Indeed ma am, she's
fast asleep looking at the bread bakin."
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

10 A German writer says that the people
Of the United States can burst more steam
boats and chew more tobacco than any other
five nations Of the globe
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

II a gentleman having presented his
ehurah With the ten Commandments, 1t was
witily said tinati 70 gave them away because
he could not keep them.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

1Y- Never dispute with a woman, or buy
drugs Of boy. The former mistakes ioquac
ity Tor logic, and the latte rats-bane for sal
soda and pearlash.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

10 That baby. said the delighted moth
er, " VIC look upon as the flower Of lhc family. !"
Being boy, and robed in yellow flannel, she
ought to have called him the sunhower. ral
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

RrcH PAsrE CAKEs.-Rub three ounces Of
butter into halfa pound Of ric -four, moisten
il with water. work it well, and roll il out
thin; then cut it in small cakes, and bake in
q quick oven.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

r." I'm glad this coffee don'nt owe mo
ANYTHING = said an accourtanta al bis breakfast.
" Why so" inquired bis wife. :" Cause l
don't believe It would ever SETTLE. he replied.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

To Bon PoTAToEs MEALy.-N hen the
water nearly boils, pour il out, and put 10 cold
salted water it makes them mealy without
cracking them. MAt Ell
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26
ne Laines.

or every pattern and latest style, so ricn that
they excite a smile-suited for ladies Of doubtful
age, as well as those who would engage-pretty for
the maid. becoming to the mother, and offered
cheap to the one or the other.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

n The world Is workshop. and none
but the wiso know how to use the tools.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26
The Dead are Everywhere.

The dead are everywhere
The mountain side the plain, the wood profound
All the WIDE earth the fertile and the lair,
Is one vast burial ground
Within the populous streets,
In solitary homes, in places high,
In pleasure domes where pomp and luxury meet
Men bow themselves to die.
The old man a. his door,
The unweaned child. murning his wordless song
The bcndman and the free, the rich, the poor,
All-all to death belong
The sunlight gilds the walls
of kingly sep1chres nwrought with brass
And the long shadow Of the cypress falls
Athwart the common grass
The living OF gone tins
Building their go ious citea BY the sea;
And, awful In their greatness, sat sublime,
As # no change could be.
There was the eloquent tongue
The poets heart the sage's soul was there;
And loving women. with their children young,
The faithful and the fair.
They were, but they are not
Sun rose and set and earth put on her bloom;
While man, submitting TO the common lot,
Went down into the tomb
And still amid the wrecks
OF mighty generations passed away, decks,
Esrth's honest growth, the fragrant wild flower,
The tomb Of yesterday.
And in the twilight deep,
Go veiled women forth, like her who went
Sister Of Lazarus-to the grave to weep,
To breathe in low lament
The dead are everywhere
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

10 Let rs remove temptation from the
path Of youth. as the frog said. aa he plunged
into the water, when he saw a boy pick up a
stone
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26
Those Cashmeres.

With every rainbow color, selling from three to
single dollar-the orange, scarlet lilac slate, yes
every color, if you're not too late; and crimson,
pink, blue and pea-green, as pretty as ever have
heen seen
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

~ The Church is out Of temper when
ch 1rity grows cold and zeal hot.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

The dead are everywhere
Where'er is love, or tenderness, or faith
Where'er is pleasure pomp, or pride; where'er
Life is OF was, Is death
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26
PURE SELECT POWDERED
u II TT c. 8

TTSED IN Medicine, put up IL one ipf haA ip.s
and quarter 10. bottles, warranted 70 be genu-
= spd free from any aaulteraiion.
Choice Medicinal Extracts
s....sel in sueh manner as 70 obtain the active
..'5eine 81 each one, from the celebrated estab-
fi,bment ii Tildcn 4 Co, who are unsurpassed IN
II. prefaration 81 superior extracts
Tbese are selected with the greatest care, and
~ be relied on 70 he really what they purport to
1, whichis more than can be said oi the numerous
,,re.ies which are offered for sale IN the wholesale
n,fks.s Of tie Eastern Druggists, generally.
z II 4 " e 4 a
of,v,ry kind which are used in the Southwest,
r,sst from the most extensive manufacturers Of
n. ssmc IN the United States, warranted TO be
saual II not superior % any imported.
PaTENT m MEDIcINE ES.
ofsyefy variety which have maintained any rep
i.,.ioa before tie public. embracing very numer-
,u, list All new kinds will be obtained when
leired and furnished At Northern and Eastern
WINDOW GLAss.-PURE WHITE LEAD,
AND OTHER PAINTS,
Direct from the makers, including several coora
lrossd n oil Liusecd oil, Turpeutins. Narnishes,
IL vii be furnished at New Orleans prices.
PERFUM ER II.
Fsan Bazin's late Rousellisl establishment, Phil
sls.ohia, including a numerous assortment Of
Br.sass, Combs. Soaps, Colognes, Florida Laven-
isg, Waters and Extracts for the handkerehiei-
TayloFs Transparent Soaps and Wash
Balls superior article for the toilet,
And unsurpassed BY any Of the
kind manufactured. a. W.
Harrisou's Extracts for
the Handkerchief,
Embracing more than thirty varieties.
FIayOrfng Extracts for Cooking.
Rose. Vanilla, Orange, Peach, Celery, Pimento,
lemon. Cinnamon, Ginger and Almond.-All Of
As lest Inks, embracing Black, Blue Red, Car
me Indellible and Copying. put Up N different
nzea bottles. LAMPS
For burning Lard 81 Lard-Oil, from Cornelias
Co. Philadelphia, including extra Shades, lpaper
en- gassl Lamp Classes and Lamp Mats
A handsome assortment Ol Wall Paper, Tire
Screens and oil Window Shades.
Landreth's Garden Seeds
OF the growth Of the past season, with iusl d.
ftst.0ns how to plant the sans
Mg assortment Of BOOKS embraces the differ
e.. School Books used il the Colleges and Schools
sf his and adjoining eoanties. Miscellaneous
works ofslandard authors.
New Novels, Blank Books MemOr-
amdunfs &c. &C,
STATIONERY OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY
And Of kind 70 suit almost every taste.
Constant additions, from time 70 time, will be
maze % the above ock, so as 20 embrace every
uticle in my line Of business, which the wants Of
this community may cal for.
CHARLES sHREYE.
Port Gibson April 9Th 1853 33-u
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26
OF Vestings,

Figured Silks and solid satins, Of every variety
Of patterns for weddings parties, the street, for
gentlemen married. or less discreet, whom will
furnish from hat to bo0f, with cheap and chaim-
ing wedding suit.
But. ladies' pardon this derelietion, and do not
deem this all a fiction; for surely am bound to
say love to turn from grave to gay, from dull old
bachelors. dreadful drones, whom fashionable eti-
quette disowns, who, in a word, are sluggish
wighls, in human happiness, neophytes. Gentle
men, bid you all adieu-the ladies waiting for
earna4 hing sle,r
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

Go veied women forth, like her who went
Sister Of Lazarus-to the grave to weep,
To breathe in low lament
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26
OF Cloths,

I've got Just what you need, Of mixed, and
striped and excellent Tweed; for those exposed or
named as sick, we've Cassimeres both strong and
thick for those who BY fashion think to win, We
have the beautiful D0eskn-an article, ! do expect
air cannot Be excelled in point Of texture.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

The dead are everywhere
The mountain side. the plain, the wood profound
All the WIDE earth, the fertile and the lair,
Is one vast burial ground
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26

And still amid the wrecks
OF mighty generations passed away, Tdecks
Esrth's honest growth, the fragrant wild flower
The tomb yesterday
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IMPORTANT DISC0YERY!!

I)RYAN'S n NONlC WATERS nfe nnfailirr in
- the cure 4 tnughs Colds, Asthma, bronchitis,
Sore Throat. lais ness, Difficult breathing lneprnt
Consumption and ~ePses of the Lung. They haee
tnste al mrdci, e. and my child vii inke. them
Thousands hyr bron .totcd health that Ind before
desaairel, f--timpny ven an hunare1s Ut eusezs \
single dose p'lirv, In MINUTES
Ask for Bna's Pulm ie Nalefs-the arieinal and
only genuine stamped 'ryan.' spurious kidd az
offered for snlc Twrnty,h, box Sold h, ,nl.
ers generally. j. BRYAN co. Rochester. \. Y Pr
prietars Wholesale 10y J WOOD, Richmond 7 II
ROBERTSON SEQ. Petersburg J. II. PATTERSON
&oo. Wheeling, and y. r. LYMAN, Lynehburr
LII lh.n4tl.if
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SEGA AS ~ fora coo

NJ. LANGHORNE x SONS,
WHOLESALE DrALEWs IN sFoARs AND fonAeoo
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
EslE suh-crihcrs have constantly hand large
4 stock of HAVANA 4 PRINCIPE SEGARS, ii
tie approved brands which they feel confident
interior none in the market, and which will be cold
the LOWEST cAsu rWCEs
ORpEHs from any part of the Union will he promptly
mot and ontic satisfaction GUARANTEED purchasers.
The iullnwing Brands are hert constantly on hnnd
sE0ARs.
La Flor de Hnbana La Sntana,
California, Las Tres Gnronna,
Jicntencal, In Gnla de Aqua
Old Dominion Conquista
La Ficl de L. J. c., II Iron de Ore,
La Teresitu FL Nuptunn,
Rio llondo, Plantation,
Ell ProgmmR, Figaro,
Lns Tres Estrcllns. La Norma,
Norman Corc2, Principles,
Lafayette. SfsNo.
TuHACCo.
Dronoco Ncctariue
Gold Lcul, Cntnwbn,
Golden Peach Snnard &c. Ne,
Septpubp1 S-dSrts
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Trust Sale.

} Y auth iily of deed of uust executed by Joseph
Campbell. ON the | day OF March las, Of rccori
tlc county uf Amberstfor purposes therein mention
shall sell at public auction on Thursday the Bird day
November aext,a certain Let Parcel Of LAND CO
hgd in the new town Wardlow, in the county Of -
rber,-Sad lot contains one-iourtn oil All AcIe, Id
ming the lands Of Jno. j Purvs and others, is in the
mediate ne;ehborhood of Mr.. John A. Musely's. and
, on it small log dwelling house.
Terms made known at sale
pcl - dt3nov JAS. C. HUNT, TRUSTEE.
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No dispatch last night
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McC0RKLE & JONES,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
GrOcers N Commission Merchants,


Main St, Lynchburg Va,
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Supply, to which
"a they solicit the ntten ion Of their friends and The
public generally, viz:
200 Sacks Salt,
100 Bag. Rio lgar, Java and Marucabo Cote,
90 bb Crushed, Pulverized, Coffee and Cmfi
fed Sugars.
10 boxes Loaf do
500 krgs Nails all ,izcs,
100 Sides sole Leather
30 Tons Country, Rolled and Band Iron, all sizes,
p Cases Fine Stick Licorcc
- -. 80 fmmon Stick Lcnricc,
20 do Fine Mus do
Coils Mpnilla Rope, to inches diameter,
30 Baskets Olive Oil.
- Boxes Candles. all qualities
10 Barrels \. o. MoIas-es,
hhds. Wet l., do
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, pure,
do fpr,
40 do Herrue-, AIackercl and Shad,
300 bush. Clover, 1lmoth> Orchard English Blue
AMI Ever Green Grass Seed,
5000 bsprme Western Bacon Sides,
3oon lbs. Fine Family Hams Shoulders and Sides
cured 10y Vim Mas-ie,
Coca lbs. Cast, Sheer aud Bliscred Steel all size.,
10000 Feet itety Fuse,
200 keg- Blasting and Gun Powder,
- dor. Rowland saud llnmcs' Shovel,
S0G Blankets, different qualities,
300 Wool Hats, do do
-ALSO-
Calcoe>, Dnmestics blcached and unbieachcd-Boi-
Tiekings, Osnnbargs, Smoking and Chcwin, Tobacco p
all qualities. Of their manufacture, which they
rainfall of Which thy will sell low for cash, punetr
customers Time, oria exchange for country prolu
Call oa us before making your bills elsewhere if ,au
please.
Wewao 1900 To 200 bushels ,helled Oats for winch
liberal price, vii be paid.
oct 24.Irs McCORKLE & JONES
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VIRGINIA., a0-wlt:-At Rues held in III"
v CIrl, Office Of Franklin County Court, the 4tii
dryo Der der. 1885,
Gorge W. Bcleher and Henry Bcchr
Plaintiffs.
Benjamin T. Belchcr. .Tames NJ White and Nancy it
vic Robert Pickard and Jane his wife, Henry
Walker an MIR, as wife WIN Lacy AMI Caraie
his wiie, Slle Lpcy wife Of johnson Lacy decd.
aad E.izl Ann BeIcher,
Defendants,
In Chanccry.
The object Of this snjt is obtain decree for the
sale of the lands Of which Frances Beicher died seized
and pos-e,se ani tor distribution Of the proceeds at
such sne, among those entitled thereto.
Itapp,arng hy satisfactory evidence that the defend
ants VIM Ley Carkle his wife, ltobt PinrNard Iare
his wife an Sally Lacy,lre residents OF the State II
virgna ordered that the said defendants do appear
here within month after the publication of this order
and do what necessary their interests in tins
suit: and that copy othi4 order be forthwith publish
ed in snr newspaper printed in the city Of Ly9chburc
once werk for tour successive weeks and posted
the front door fihe Coert- ouse Of this ty, the
fr.t dav uf the IA. xt county
A tory-Tesic,
RO A. SCOTT, GIN.
EAnLY y woorrnN, p Q. oct 7-wIw
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MEAT, MOE GAuDY.

y received his FALL e. WINTER GOODS, consist
ing of BIack aud Colorcd French Cloths, ram medium
10 finest aud Of established makes; Doc Skin and FINN
ey Gnssimcr rnrt fine and hcnvy; Vestings Of Plush
md Velvet Ca -hmercs, Silk, &C. &c. Latest style But
tons, Innings and oil other INNINGS of thu best qual
iiy.
FURNISHING GOODS, viz Shirts, all sizes, of
best make and tit; C"llur4 plnn aud corded; Sill, and
Linen HaudkercHrls, Cmyats Scafs. oeks, Ties,
Muiilers, Understands and Drawers, of Linen, Jeans,
Canton Funnel and M'rlno, extra sizes aud Ueyy
,on; Goycs Nil kinds; Cont Links, &c &c.
n. B.-fushions received every nontli The Tailor
ing department, still managed by Ambrose Page, who
will splrc exeron to continue the satisfaction he
las 50 long given. WIN. l.. PAGE.
oct l.d&clm
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OFFER FOR SALE, AS THE AGENT
of Jumcs M Van lloose "a tract Of Lnnd situated on
Suck Creek. in the county Of Campbell about 10 miles
South Enst from the Court House. containing between
COO and 700 ACRES. This fnrm is situnted in tho
lnost Tobacco region Of the State. The elenred Land
produces wcll Whent, Corn, Oats and Tobacco, and 10
rnsily susceptible Of "A high state OF Improvement.
lntRe portion of il si wood aud timely timbered and
when cleared, produces fobneeo of the finest quality
bctor opportunity Ia seldom offered for advanta-
rcous Investment, Application may be nade either to
lninos Oobs iynehbnrg to john ID Alexander or the
undersigned at Campbell Court House.
nov lS-ly EDWIN FACE.
The Charlottesville Advocate and Richmond Exumi-
MOI, cntr "a and frWpr,l heir ncrounts 10 tha office.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
II Oh real. ESTATE
FUTURE DAYS.
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

DtRSuANf to "A decree of the Circuit Court f,r iht
corppr'iau 81 Lyarhbure, made at its June term.
1853, the undersigned named Co nmi-siyucrs hcrrn
viii triuy The 2s u in>t. AT 3 o'cuck =. sell nj
public auelian the premises the following very val
uafle Real Estate. ip-wlt.
A House with Acre of g, ound attached thereto. ~
ing and being IN l2h Alloy, aud present occupied
by John Merchant, free man Of color
Also. II House aud lot the Campbell c. II. road,
the tp~n ri Lsn,hlurg, and present occupied
by b. I. RoyaIl Esd
An on Saturday the 29h inst ut o'clock, p. NJ we
viii sell the linue mud lot Bril-, Chu ch Street.
capedb, Is. +. Saeket the house and lot Immediately
adjoining the last mined let occupied by Nm.
Goode; the Back smitl's shop and Stable adjacent
thereto 18th nlIev. and in lrontof tho rankin Hotel
sta le Aso a house aud Lot the Intersection of l
street aud 9TH Alley at present occupied by Alfred Ste
Acting rs Commissioners we will convey only surhti
tie ; authorized ly said decree
Terms:
a credit oil g. Il aud Is months will be given Nego
table notes, satisfactorily endorsed will be required
and Il title withheld until the purchase money is paid
BENZ. f. SCRuGGS,
HENRY |. BROWN. }Com'rs
AMMON &. HANGL OK
q
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INK 81 LAW RENEE

A Znk will continue the Foundry business tho
above place. lie respectfully olics the patronage of
his friends mud tho public He Is prepared to furnish
all kinds of Castings. Mill Gearing, Threshing mach
Ines Fence aud Porch milling II olow wnre Ploughs and
Plough castings ofal kinds and SIZES in Short he ia
prepared 10 do all kinds Of work lone in other sim
liar embellishments job work nnd repairihg done
short notice. LlNk.
n B.-Mr. Il. d. Lawrenneis authorized to settle
e. n me all the business ul the firm of link Il Lawrence.
doe O3-rts j +.
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.1oMMIsssONEs,s SALE orLAND

4 toM SALE of LAND
" by authority t a decree of the AppomnttoN Cir
ru Court, rendered the oath of September 1883 in
the ,ait Ut Gumpecker, &c gs Glass, 81 :, we shall
tie 18th OF November 1858, if ftr ii not, the
fair day upon the premises proceed to sell to the high.
est bidder, At pub. auction, lhe fa
valuable Fract of Land. -
upon which the bate VIM. Helm resided, containing
nbout 200 ACRES Il Is stu ted in the codnty OF APP
romnttox abaut u mrs from the city OF Lynehbn,gs
ia mile of The South side Rul-road with all the
ccssnlA mProv enlenis. and good CORN Ill.
The title the Land /. believed be perfectly clcnr
Commissioners. however, shall only convey such
title rs i, vested in us by the decree Aforesaid.
TERMS OF SALE.--Six, twelve aud eighteen
months Bonds with good personal security. and the
tile retained until the whole purchase money is pad
Messrs ]. Shearer and S. Cheaiham, who reside
this larm, will take plea in >howi il every
desiring purchase.
MATHEW b. NOWLIN, C...,..
JOHN THoRNHILL, ''" :"
ort J.ctIs