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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-17
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

EDNESDAN, Dec. II, 1898.
Committees made reports: among them, by Mr.
Mayo from the Committee ON Banks, "A Bill
Incorporating the Shockoe Hill Savings Institu-
ton in the city of Richmond
\ number at bills were read first and second
time and several ordered to be engrossed.
The bill making AN appropriation to complete
the Copington and Ohio Railroad, was laid on
the table on motion of Mr.. Deane, who intimated
IA desire to offer an amendment relative to the
guagc of the road. Mr. Patrick ut first opposed
the motion for such purpose, contendng that
the question OF guage was one which properly
belonged to the Board of Public Works Mr..
Anderson suggested that it would be best to lay
the bill ON the table to accommodate the member
from l.ynchburg; but he hoped that gentleman
would finally be content to make his motion con-
corning the guage AS an independent proposition.
To this suggestion Mr. Patrick assented, and the
bill was laid on the table.
A report from the Committee of Courts of JUS
tice, adverse to the petition of Fayette McMullen
for II divorce from his wife, was concurred in by
the House.
On motion of Mr. White, leave was given to
withdraw the petition of Fayette McAIuen for "a
devorce from his wife, Polly A. McMullen.
Resolutions We're offered adopted and appro-
priately referred among them the following
By Mr. Mallory-lnto the expedency of
amending the charter of the City Gas Company
of Norfolk
by Mr.. Rutherford-Into the expediency of
reportnga general law to authorize the business
of Banking.
BY Mr.. Whte-nto the expedieney of amend
ing the law with regard to DIVORCES, so as to in
crease the power of the Circuit Court over the
subject.
BY Mr.. Goss-lnto the eXpedency of author
Using al further subscription ON the part of the
State to the stock of the Rivanna Navigation
Company.
BY Mr.. Wallace-Into the expediency of a
mcnding and extending the charter of the Peters
burg Savings Institution.
Also into the eXpediency of providing gen
eral law for the establishment of Savings Banks
BY Mr.. liaymond-lnto the expedencv of pro-
yidng by law for the right of action against rail.
roads for the killing of persons from negligence,
by the husband, wife, children or personal repre-
sentatives of any person SO killed.
Mr.. Mayo-lnto the expediency of increasing
the salary of the Clerk of the Penitentiary.
BY Mr. Weaver-lnto the expedienev of re-
curing officers of the Commonwealth and tavern
keepers, exhibitors of shows and all other per-
sons asking for license, to make oath when enter
ing upon their oifces,or taking out their licenses
that they will not pass receive notes of a less
denomination than s..
BY Mr.. Button--nto the expediency of remoy-
ing certain restrictions regulating marriage IL
censes and of increasing the tax thereon with the
views of augmenting the revenue of the Common
wealth.
Several petitions of n local nature were pre-.
scented and referred.
On motion of Mr.. Hardy, the House adjourned.
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General Assembly OF irginia.
SENATE

WEDNESDAY, Dec II. lsJ3
Prayer b. the HeY. Mr.. DrNNISG, Of the third
Presbyterian Church.
\ Communication from the House of Delegates
was read, aud the bills transmitted Herewith ap-
proprutcly referred.
Mr. LOAN. from the Committee for Courts of JUS
tee reported substitute for the bill extending
the jurisdiction OF the circuit courts al their sre-
cia terms
Mr. shackelford. from the Committee on Gen
cral laws, reported several bills.
Mr. Deneae, from the Committee on Roads,re-
ported bills increasing tie capital stock OF the Ma
nassus Gap Raihod Company; authorising the
Board Of Public works 10 subscribe to the lncreas-
ed stock of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company, to extend their road to Lynchbnrg; at-
thorising a loan To the Manassas Gap Railroad;
Incorporating the Valley Railroad Company;
amending the charter of the GOoney Manor urn
pike Cumpuny;in relation to the Cedar Creek and
Opequon Turnpike Company, concerning the WIN
chester aud Berry Ferry Turnpike company; in
cooperating the West Columbia and Lctart Falls
Turnpike company: authorisng the corporate au-
thorites of the City of Washington To subscribe
to the stock of the Alexandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad Company; and amending
the charter of the Guyandotte Bridge Compa-
ny.
Mr.. Thompson, from the Committee OF Agri-
culture, &c, reported several bills of local ma
ture.
The President laid bafore the Senate memo
rial Of the Gnyandotte Bridge Company, which,
ON motion of Mr.. Deneae, laid ON the table.
Mr.. Saunders proposed resolution dlstrlbu-
ting the subjects embraced in the Governors Mes
sage, to the appropriate Committees, which was
agreed to-
Mr.. Irving presented the memorial of Thomas
j. AIassie-rcferrcd TO Il special committee.
Resolutions ofinquiry We're presented by
Mr.. Mckinney. 4oaning to the Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad Company, the sum OF 5000
900, and increasing the capital OF said compa-
ny.
Mr.. IIarris.-Makng further appropriation
to the Blue Ridge Railroad Company.
Mr.. Chapman Authorising the Board of Pub
lie Works To construct, on State account, Il Rail
road from some point on the Va. and Tenn. Raul
road, in Montgomery county, to connect with
the Coyington and Ohio Raroad.
Mr.. Thomas Providing that in the election
of Constables, Alexandria shall be divided into
two districts.
Mr., Turner.-Amending the law concerning
the fees of county officers.
Mr. Wade. Changing the location of the Bey
erly and Farmont Turnpike Road, &c.
Mr. Notwithstanding a more effectual
manner of working the roads in the county of
Berkcly.
On motion of Mr.. Baldwin, the Committee of
Finance was discharged from the further consd-
Grafton of the resolution proposing increase
of the salary of the Clerk of the Pcntentiary.
The bill Incorporating the Commercial Savings
Bank in the City of Richmond, read third
time and passed.
Bills on the Calendar were advanced stage.
On motion of Mr. Dcneale the Senate adiourlw
| ed.
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Treaty Of Alliance between England and
France

The New York Herald of last Tuesday eve
ming gives an item of foreign news, wbich,if true,
must convey an almost certain assurance that
the Old World is on the eve of being lighted
up again with the fires Of war general as
those which doomed IN her horison during the err
of Napoleon. The Herald states from special
aud what il terms entirely reliable information
that treaty of alliance agreed Ia and sign
ed in the city Of London, the eleventh day of
November, in reference 10 the Turkish question;
and that according to its terms Russia will be re-
quired forthwith to evacuato the Danuban Prn-
cipalties, or that. in refusing, she hazards the
momentous consequences of m immediate joint
declaration Of war from England and France.
The treaty thus concluded between the high
contracting parties Of England and France was
despatched, immediately it is said, by eouriers to
Berlin and Vienna. with AN intimation that from
the day of its arrival at each of these capitals
per cd OF seven days would be allowed TO the en-
bnets Of Prussia and Of Austria to determine up
on their assent or refusal to enter into the ar
rangement. lfagrced TO, well aud good; ifrciee-
ted, il was to be understood that France aud
England would take the settlement aud the re-
sponsibilities of this Eastern controversy into
their own hands.
In commenting ON the above intelligence. the
Herald expresses The opinion that this positive
and warlikG alliance between France aud Eng
land is due, first, TO the auni.takable wishes Of
the French army, the reucb people, and the nat
ural nclinations of tin Napoleon dynasty, rest
ing, ii does, upon the glars aud the nnayeng-
ed disasters Of the empire secondly, this alli-
ance against the timd and triiling expedients Of
Lord Aberdeen Is due 30 the force of the public
opinion Of England which is beginning to have
voice even in the foreign policy Of the govern
ment upon questions of such import this Ems
tern struggle. Thus a programme Of prospcc-
tive military operations is opened before MS Of the
most startling aud imposing grandeur. Once be
gun, upon the plan Of this treaty of November,
rho war will probably go on until Napoleon the
Third, on the Rhine, the Pc. the Danube, the
Elbe, aud the Nistula, shall ayongo the treache-
res which Frustrated Napoleon the First. II
the beginning Of a new order of things. aud God
speed he right.
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~ Voc for Pnhllo erinter.

II appears that the recent vote for Public Priu-
ter IN the Senate was ven by ballot, aud there
fore the names of the voters do not appear upon
the journals. The Washington Star has howoy-
er, professedly, asccraine5 the vote, which it re-
ports as follows
'Of the ,ehig senator's tbcre were sixteen pre-
sent. ofthese sixteen gentlemen, fourteen voted
for MIR. Tucker, one for Gales 4 Seaton, aud the
other for Gen. Armstrong. Those wings who
voted for Mr.. Tucker were; Messrs Truman
Smith John NJ, Clayton, Nm. c. Dawson, Ar
ehbaid Dixon, John b. Thompson, j +. Benia-
min, Edward Everett, Julnes 4. pearce Thos &
Pratt Hamilton Fish George T.. Badger Bcnj.
L. Wade, james Cooper, ana solomon Foot.
"fhe wing voting for Gales 4 Seaton was
Senator jas. I. Jones' of Tennessee.
"ot the d5ottioHtStS, all three voted for Mr..
Tucker, viz Messrs. Seward, Chase, and sum
ner.
''of the democrats, but twenty five were pre-
sent, nine of whom also voted for Mr. Trucker.
The names OF those nine gentlemen arr as fol
lows, VIZ: Messrs. John Il. Weller Jesse II.
Bright, Mr.. James Mr. EYuns. David T. Ach-
son, VIM. Wright, Richard Brodhend, James NJ
Mason, and Il. NJ. 7. Hunter
'lhough the vote a secret one. we ascer-
tained how those nine gentlemen voted, by pre-
. Niousy ascerianng what Senators certainly We.
ted for Robert AnuStronu-bv no means n diff
cult task this latter tArmstrong's ,otc) was as
follows, VIZ; Senators Johnson, Gwin. Petit.
Dodge, ir., sbdell Hamiin, Walker Dodge. ST.,
Cass, Stuart, Adams, Norris, y liams, Douglas.
Allen, Shieds,and rs before remarked Mr.. John
Bell, (whig.)
The Union copies The above. with correction
of the vote of Gen. james, who il is satisfied voted
for Gen. Armstrong. 1t says further. that 9th,
vote shows two things First, that the onion
has no sVmnathv from wbips. mud seoo,d tl.,4 :,
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Convention of Nyiiitt, 1eioa,z

Afr Convention of officers of the NiIitio. hold
IN the city of Lynchburg, on Thursday the 18Th
OF December, 1853, pursuant to nofice-nresc,t
Col. Greasy and Capt Howell, of the I0tb Rcgi
ment; Col. Callardy of the 69th Regiment Col
Brown, Lieut.. Col. Price, Major Jones. Cantain
Thompson, Captain Morgan, aud Capt Richard.
son,of the 10th Regiment. Captains Parkers and
Powell, of the 10lst Regiment; Col Aunspaueb
and Major William w. Leftwich, of the 81 Rec.
iment; Col. james NJ. Ianghorne, Of the I3lst
Regiment and Col. j. b. Lettwich of the BIRD
Regiment.
The Convention was organized by the election
OF Col james NJ. Langhorne az Chairman. and
Col. ). Il. Lettwich as Secretary The Chairman
briefly stated the object Of the Convention, and
thereupon Col Greasy movedthc appointment
by the Chairman, of committee of five 10 report
business for the Convention Coils. CoIlardy
and Greasy. Major WV Leftwich. cantain;s
Powell and Thompson were appointed: to which
committee, on motion, the Chairman and Score.
tary were added.
After consultation, the committee reported the
following Preamble and Resolutions which v.ore
adopted, with one dissenting VOICE. viz:
That the abolition of the Militia system Is an
innovation upon the established practice and usage
OF our government; and at war with the opinions
OF all the fathers of our country
That its consequences iirease of sudden inva.
SION would pc lamenta5ie and perhaps disastrous.
That the militia, though badl y-were sufficient
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" trained for simple manGuvres. That even
under is late organization, onr patriotic ciiiaehH
might have been placed in position 70 hight !
aud would have held back an invading enemy
until more efficient corps could have been traihth'
That under the present system, all knowledge
Of manouverng viii soon be lost to the masses
all reciprocal acquaintance officers aud pr
Yates will fade away, and with II all idea oi sub
ordination. Under such circumstances III any
sudden emergency. calling for the patriotism ana
strength of the country, the consequences eohid
not be otherwise than shameful, II not disastrous.
That the waning military spirit among our
people and the II training of the Atln have been
the consequences, lnot OF any tault III the sar-
tenn IN itsel0 but of the decreased number of mus
tcrs aud the abolition of the office OF brignde IN
speetor.
Thnt the object Of the late law, viz the organ
izatinn and maintenance of efficient corps OF nm
ed volunteers will not be attained by the abolition
of the Militia system. That Tint system proper
IL. enforced 50 far from being draw baek upon
the organization of volunteer compnnies,is IN III
eenti,e thereto And that therefore, resolved first
That in the judgment If this convention, the
late las abolshing the Militia system ought to be
repealed aud -aid system re-established with a
rcqnisition for four pctty,two battalion and one
rcgimcntal muster in each yonr-and also the ap-
poiniment Of brigade inspectors
Resoiped 2nd That the fines upon delinqucnts
for milling 10 attend their musters ought To be IN
creased and the law excmpting Militia men from
service during the year, upon the payment of 70
cents previous 10 the first OF April in each yenr,
ought to br repealed
Resoirtd 3d, That the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be directed to the delegates Ia the
Legislature from the county of Campbell, nhd
tbaf they be requested to urge their consideration
upon the Legislature.
Resoircd, That the political and daily newspa-
pers of this city be requested TO publish the pro
eeedng- of this conyenvention.
JAMES NJ. LANGHORNE, Ch'R.
j. Il. IFFTWtcn, Sec'rV.
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The lItGH BRIDGE.-This immense structure
Is drawing rapidly to completion. The putting
ON OF the last span was finished few DAYS age'
The hoorlng or sheetng, which is laid of two
inch plank, is more than half completed, and will
be entirely finished, and the track laid ready for
the cars IN very short time--porhaps before
the LIST of january FurmriUe journal.
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Christmas Presents.

4 TN. tim, lilr lin. i=f,HaI g. af friendly t"hen1 at
Y r.sard .nd action at luln. and hff Cii>t-
,nan and ,rpl New Year are considered sue1 APP
pf.priae orta .is fnr besf"w cherished lfi'nas
som. thing Which will serve. to fccah Ia niud, VIII III
r,nsed yvidncss tie love in mcmnfy III tue don" Il
m - be well 10 einin ihasc VIM cuhirn itfA nnd WIZ
10 not , presenting levrd me win omt.hhg f'a
Is ynlt,nb e. that IN ni the hole cntnluug' at bnieie
there il nothing sIir i - surely nj nsnrhhy hpp'
rinted rs the counterfeit pfescttfnrm at tie aver IL tne
form If a dnquerrrot}pr espeeiay when inken - IAN
,tn's ip,tufable sy = AID plared IN une "i the hume
r,i. henufiui nnd Fancy apier Mahe, Velvet f"atl
and Tofo,e shell ar P,rte nnaie Cu-es ~ IN an ele
pnnt lpckef llruceet. F,pee' Rug, "r Breast Pin II
not ehoire asso .i,ncn 81 alit We hnve lus received
expressly ,y the fInilavs now on exhibition Mt the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery
on Man, Street Immediately ! ~ IL. Mo BY : Aue-
ton Room.
n Il. Part.nlar pain. tai, ~ sis. correct likeness
and artistic pictures. Sterra npr d rponred ID 4
ene,rcarypes may be ha in superior ~ h' tiose he
drsirr them Da'nt mist he lie pltcc: MAfN STREET
3RD DooR FROM BRlpGE ST
GEO. ". MINNIS,
$ TANNER,
dec US F,,,.tic n Dag4e,1 eatgpis's.
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sALE yALUAREEsLAyES-

~ suanl to II decree Of the Circuit Court The On
rat'.n of Lynchlurg. pronounced at the June tenn
of. in the year 1888 in tie case of Tyrec vs. Tyre.
Undersigned Commits ionefs, will proceed to sell at
Market house, IN the ,irv If L,nchburg, on the 99d
December 1913, by way Of public Auction, 10 ltel
est bidder FOR cash. TEN LAYES, belonging 10th.
tate q Richard Tyree decd Among lhem are Ca
Factory hands aud Hnus, Servants
JNO. II TYREE. l.,
dee ljdt29dec SAAIL TYREE 0o''"
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Inc table l. accompanying this report, exhib-
Its separate list of the foreign articles which it
Is hereby proposed shall be added 10 the free list
tor the purpose of reducing the revenue The
revenue collected from the articles in table l. for
the last year, is about Ss,0000O0: in which n
mount IT may be computed, the revenue will be
reduced, by the adoption of the proposed add
tional free list.
Inns viii leave the revenue larger than prop
er ANA economical administration of the govern.
mehl VIII require; and for the purpose of further
feaueton, ii Is now proposed to arrange the ar
ueles paying duty in two classes--the one class
contained m the table h, accompanying this re-
pori, 10 pay what may be considered the high du-
y OF iub per cont, and the other class to my the
moderate duty of p per cent and to incInde nh
imported articles not IN the free list, nor in the
table ~ at high duties. This equalization will
reduce the revenue about $4,000 200. This stir
leaves the revenue computed upon the nnportS
OF le13 at about $4,000 900 from customs. bc
10" which point It'll not proposed 10 reduce the
aules onti the deblc debts paid The change
no" proposed IN the rate of duty is DESIGNED to
take effect from and after the 1st January ISIS
The effect OF making the duties - per cent. ON
sall articles imported not included in the free and
higher lists VIII be TO give greatly less trouble in
tue coiiection OF the revenue and 10 raise the DIN
ties ON some articles and reduce them ON Others
When the duties are raised, the change NAV act
III restraint OF importation, and when reduced in
their fayor and the one result, TO some extent.
VIII coPnieract the other. The proposed reduc-
ton, had 1t been'apped during the last ycar,
would leave ain abundant revenue for all the rca-
fonable wants OF the government in time of peace
and allow the proper addition to the army and
navy to meet the eXigencies of am augmenting
population and an increasing commerce, and
leave the receipts FROM the sale OF public lands t.
be a. pied ~ ti4e plire ascsof tire public debs. Ia
whca these proceeds ,le iedg. q u, Jaw.
IL Is not proposed to enter int, any extende |
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
a,x,sr saLE OF nosr vALUA-

aiE I,RIskIAYER Ar AGCTl NIB, vir.
-, - ), ,aaI Il trust ,sSe.rt"i II IT, hs } IN !
pbsi. M tie ae das 81 April ISL. taf reii''a IN
a ,., -,ief flea shall ffr''ed /" 81 at 'lr Af
ket Ion.e il the ely o Lynehl"ifs, ga N"ihuFs 'te
fzb,,av If December 1883 NJ put.e atrtn'1 tt'-r'
- ,s,al EAllS mid a. eris - I'll" ~ htirhnSer
~ ib. county. TENS k.tste e" In daF 81 -''e.
d" nv -, ! CAMP. TRUSTEE.
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WILL BE SOLD at auction. on the M.

NkLL BE SOLD at auction. on the ma,
w on Monday, 18Th Deceriber. immedjg,rly /
the sale of the property of Fyree deed fba !,
House ~ Lot 4
On Main Street adioinins the Citizen, Saving Ban
in the OCCUPANCY of Nj. Rivers a. II grocery :,
fronting "a feet. and running back 1872 feet
Also. Immediately alter,on the premises. ONE Ae
OF GROUND on Federal Hill. Opposite the rc.ie
OF Chas. l. Mosby. Terms / and l2moalb.
J. Il. HOLCOMBE for himself and h.
either kegatecs Of T. 4. HoicomJfa,e'
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The imports of the fiscal year 1853, includ-
my specie have been 1907 ,97s ,647, and the cx-
ports have been SOB, l52 $50. A fair estimate
Tor profits on our exports and the freight of our
vessels would Gust the balance of this account in
our iavor, without estimating the money brought
III by omigrants, Of which no account is taken
II Is believed thai large stock of imported mer-
ehand'>e remains IN the hands of the merchants
and Tor that reason, and because of the stringen-
eN IA the money market, both here and in Eng
land II Is calculated that there will be, during the
remaining three quarters of the year, II diminish.
ed importation, compared with that of the first
quarter
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r'LUsn sIM.s or AEABAMA AND

Il Mississippi
Seti's IF Sketches by Jas G. Baldwin, ESD
Eva May, or the S cret Dungeon
SlIiman's visit To Europe
-ALSO-
Bill Paper, Blue and w tie, Long and Broad "o'
just received Mt
dec I5t. MORSES.
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Nineteen Valuable Slaves,

consisting nj men, women and children bcIOngingtl
estate of Martha Watts, deed.
TERMS OF SALE A credit of twelve manhs
lac Civ H. the purchasers giving bond with good per
nj security for the payment Of The nrcha,r money,
WILLIAM S. Nj RRlS, Com
nov l3-flan9 (Rep. eopy1
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COMMsssIONEHs's sALEosSLAyr

I n pursuance of decree Of til. County Cma
L Campbell pronounced on the l4th day o N8ynl
1853, in the suit therein depending brtwpen Vat
committee plaintiffs, AM Wattss adm'r lc,n,o5
shall ut Campbell Courthouse, ON the 9th day II Jan
~, 1854, that being court day, proceed 70 sch by was
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e HOUSE AND EoV no.,
VALUABLE TOWN PReprn
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
ON MONDAY, 18TH DFCF,tn..
HUkSuANT To ,irrrrr of ri,. f,.,,5'' i1flt.
Il COZ ofh'ian ot Lynehhurs. ~ ro,,= 'i=ii 4
srinber tom thereof. in the year lisa ..t nj q
Tyree, &e rs Tyre al ais /" ~ i5e rl
Commissioner, vi proceed, IN ,t. aas4'e,s
CEMBER next, To sell. by WAY of nnlf.'. 'h ~
hign-l bidder. the following loa e.,,,. I'm (
late Richard Tyiee. die seized. VI hhr6
A Los and Ten mon,
M Mn Street adInining tie W,r,i.tu
IN, = t.ot; A LOT & TENEMENT LIN" d
udjHning Bruee's Stable; A Lot Am rG't ,aia n
IN Maiu Sfrrct fronting go feee bnov.,. EVE
iiprel; A LOT X TENEMENT ON M. fam
ing sd teei used Us Tabacca Farfa,, L., N "a
y LOT 4 TENEMENT - Tan Yari A. ~
Farmers fl"t'l. IL ming 20 feet; \ IGqi3 IN ie
MENT ON Jeaer.yh Strretused rsn C,,,... III
~ FaNetie SteItoe, Ell: A LOT H. ST =, I'm u
iuiaing ] Acre; FOUR l.O1 s. ronlai,n,., ~
"n Diamond Hill near Republican Sp,ies. a
the Lynchburs aud Sa'm Turnpikp road al ~ Aol
Factory of Payne 4 Ctumpton, cani,ininn 'l
LII On Ian Yard Alley, c. ntliniug Auc ~
the residence of Wm. a. falbni,E.o.:A nT "ig
Street, adjoining ,he residence f i Pr ''O
Tuning J Acre, aud LOT On FEDERAL mt
the residence of VIM. Crumplon. Esq. r ',''1'
Acre. N's'''0
All of this property is drsraliy located ~.
worth the attention of business men and No.. Us
III sites Tor residences. The sale villle M. ."
il of six, twelve, aud eighteen months g,r ,o., .
ment- of the purchase MONEY sub ect Ia ,Lal i,I u
proval of the Court. Tie Purchaser, vii lao ,. ''
give bonds with good personal security In, tl, ,a''
money and the title will be withheld nss G,.i
iity-suhi.ct To resale in default OF the IN, mann,
pne mure OF the instruments. as the sam, re-.
JOIN II. TYREE.
SAM'L TiBEE Con
nov l9-dtl 9dec fExn,oss -.
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TRACT OF LAND

III which the said George r Snead now ie,dc,, b
Ia the county OF Bedford IN James Riverab 90 nj
west Il l-ynchbnrg. and containing about 80 ACRE
This Is ole Ut the most vauubl. Farms IN Upper Yag
IN, whether considered ia reference 10 lis fertility
"a Nenlence to market OF location for MelciaH
Slng on the Commission and Forwarding bushes.
good pofti IN ot the Tract is BOTTOM LANO ~
Immediately IN James river nnd the entire tract
nj the Lest chaInrter well tmbered and wu,ered
in Uupd coudifinn Hmm II .ra