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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21
TRACT OF LAND

i.b John Dickson died seized and possessed.
4,,f of Lind i, in the County of Nelson about
.irtm the James River aud Kanawha Canal,
i,ns the land. of Robert Riyrs' estaie, Of q. a.
cd and John Lyon; and coutains near 400
h about $50 Acres are cleared and in cultivation
, .nlne j. heavily timbered.
H.. same time mud place will he -nd THREE
by NEGROES. aud all the Stock Caltlr Crop,
l,f3n Utensils. Household ana Kitchen Furniture
estate
lRNS-The und will be sold en- credit of -ix
l. aud eighteen months, in equal inst llmeafs' The
alry on Il credit of six months; IN cach cnsc
i'm approved security will be required, and the
Ia re land retained Us ultimate security. PER
asiring to pur,ha.c requested to view lh, WI
property before the day If sui. Should the sale
/ completed on the 9TH, ii will be continued on the
November.
WM n; DICKSON, com,,.
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TRACT Or LAND,
Negroes shoes.

AVE just received a lot of Richmond Broeucs.of
glad quuiv. Aso. high-quartcr nniled-bottnm
& "a. suitable for negro men, aud large size course
Il -Ai,o, IL large supply Of WOOL HATS
81 "a Is +. SEABURY.
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GHAVING MADE EASY
- Russian Shaving Soap.
RouSse's Shaving Cream,
Old Brown Windsor Soap,
Genuine Yankee Soap.
Military Shaving Snap,
With great variety of French md English Toilet
Soap-For at WRIGHT II ALLISON'S
oct 1918 New Drug Store
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blny % WIN


z 81 LOr on the Hill, containing ACRE ofE1
ground, in the occupancy of Mr. T. w PAYNE IN the
neigh borhood of J. Oyler and j. Il. Mcdaniel Esq'rs
This Ia DESIRABLE RESIDENCE for IA genteel
family-tis in hrsrrato iepuir, having good garden
and the necessary out honsea--a grass Lot which Is
vcry convenient, and "A well of water within six eight
feet of the kitchen door Possession DO had the
9Th dry OF November next.
Any person wishing 10 buy rent will apply to tho
subscribers; or to Mr. Chus w Christian, who is
thoriscd sell or ront for
oct 3w3w PEYTDN LEFTWlCH.
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PHILLIP w PAYNE,
Dealer In Fancy ~ staple ID Goods,

Al AIN Street Lyn.hhurg Virginia, corner Store IN
vi Gurc's now building, ln mory known M kylos
begs leave cnll the ntcntpg of lis friends aud
The public his nrgc nnd desirable stock Of Spring and
Summer Eoods, embracing Every article nFuay kept nj
the dry gonds linz which will be- offered terms
which cannot tai To pleaae nll who may want good
goods AT low rIces. lis friends and tho public
neatly rcques ed to call mud exnminr his Stock II will
allorl him very much pleasure Ia exhibit IT
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NEW CONCERN.
NATHANIEL Il HOBSON,
WILLIAM W. ASHER.

NOElCE.-The subscrbcr bcgs to inform the
y citizen. of Buchanan and the public generally Tint
he bus inkru the large and commodou' lumber house
IA the Bnsiu, (i.rmerly ocoupicd 10y VIM. T. Hardy,
Esg,) whrDo hc intends conduct II Wholesale and
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DECEGyGNGsA NDEOIkW RIDING.
Ia, GROCERIES IND PLASTER-The SUI,
.crbersi continues the fire proof brick Ware-hou-u
IN the cann amidst NIL the changes receive and to
,yard Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, 81.
Our charges will be low, and forwarding done with da.
Patch.
vii receive in few day., frat rnte assortment ct
groceries. which he will sell low, and buy nlltmr-
l'luur Corn Meal Oats, Flax Secd, SC. for which hs
will give the best price.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale
JAMES b. RENWICR
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NE" BOOT

III SHOE, MR. AND car STORE,
~ IL "a II 50 a "a re,
LYNCHBuRG, VA.
vINHE undersigned have just opened splendid
i stock of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, CAPS
TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS, &C. &c, purchased this
fall in Boston, New York and Philadelphia, from the
best established houses in the northern markets. by
one of the Erm TO whchthcy would call the attention
IF the Indies and gentlemen Of Lynchburg, and the
lnde generally.
They have also purchased lhc HAT ESTABLISH
MENT of Mr.. jacob Rumbough and having in their
employ No. | workmen, they prepared 10 manulac
ure to ORDER HATS of the latest style and finest quail
ny.
Being determined to sell for small profits we solicit u
cnll nj our store next door below Mcssrs Mosby and
Gnrland's Auction room, where will our best ex-
erlons please. A. COCHRAN,
dee 4-cfs JNO. O. TAYLOR.
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IN ysssg~-S Hogs, Cows, Work. #
oS - Oxen, % YOkES)
oct 8 tis
NOTICE

ALL persons wing Ella rs against the Estate
uested bring them forward that arrangements
lac made for their payment and all those indebted ae
requested Ia make prompt payment, as it j. desirable
that the affairs of tie should be closed speed
liz as possible. JAMES METCALF,
Seeds Admir-. Of f. Ko6ie, dtcd.
~ Republican, COPY IN send nrco,n to this office
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over hcU'c offered them His st ck ot American COZ
TON and WOOIFN GOODS ia very nr2e aud cun
be sold nj old prices. The Foreign Guads in his so H.
Of every variety, selected IN person 10y of ia"
best merchants ia tins country, who spent thtrr months
in Europe in the ruIly purt OF the nnl undo lis
purchases before my nd,ntrc IN plicrs tuoh rnro
THE CASH SYSTEM believing II wholc.omr
both for the hayeJ md seA,r for purchasers rny
they Co., shn continue 10 do my business ~ nsuul,
ctusrcly for cash mo j fdRVlS,
nct rs its dpf fer ! s. keai Sc.
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oct a.w3w PEYToN LEFTwIoH.

I OFFER FOR SALE, AS THE AGENT
Il of James M Van Hose. tractof Lnnd situated on
Suck Creek, in the county Of Campbell about 10 miles
South East from the Court House, containing between
600 and 700 ACRES. THIS Furm is situated in tho
finest Tobacco region of the Stnte. The cleared LAID
produces well Whcnt, Corn, Oats and Tohacco, and is
cnsily susceptible Of "A high state of improvement.
large portion of it il in wood aud finely timbered, ard
when cleared, produces Tobacco OF the finest quality
better opportunityis seldom offered for adynnta
geous Investment. Application maybc made either To
Jnmes NJ Cobbs Lynchburg, 10 John Alexander the
undersigned ut Campbell Court House.
nov lS-1y EDWIN PAGE.
The charlottesville Advocate and Richmond Exam-
nor cnnY Is md fnrMnrd hnir nnnia this nice.
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LAND IN CAMPBELL.

VALUABLE LAND IN CAMPBELL.
CO, FOR SALE.-ln arco dance with the provi
snns OF the Inst will and testament of the late Thos
Cooke. deceased. will an the S,h day of Novem
Der rexf the promises sci the highest bidder. onu
credt aud years eqnnl payments, that valuable
Farm Which The said Cockc resided, containing $40
Acres by survey This Land lies on Motley
Creek miles South Of Campbell CT. Ho aud Is mics
from Lynehhurs. and is well lapteh the growth
Corn. Dat, Wheat md Tobaeeo: uLon ore-lali in
Woods. part Of which i, fine Tobacco Land aud hlsn
large body OF good Creek lotions TIE improvements
cots,t Of good Dwelling House AND ALL
NECESSARY OUTHOuSES. TOBACCO BARNS.
" Nc, &c. THE Land will be shown to any ole wish
inc TO purchase, by myselfor Mr.. VIM. Black, who le
sides ON the PREMISE
THOMAS COOKE. Jr..
n'r with the will annexed OF Thos. Cooke, ST., decd
Oct c til Is nav.
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FASHIONS FOR 1853.

- und 6cnIIIITuI Us9UTmVnI N I0n'TrT0"nN III
Fall style Dress HAS, viz;
Fine Moloskin, Black a. White Drawer and Cnssimefe
Hats, ii the ntcst and most approved styles, adopted
for the srnsnn. which surp my Hats thu mvo vel
cen offered far the Inspection o tins market, I" which
lac earnestly calls the ion 81 The citizens al
Lyuchburg and surrounding country IL give him cnl
where they get pretty Hats and good bargains io
Cab. WI. SITTER.
sept S-d6rts
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V,IE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF

mention reIl SI'lS
VNIIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
i THE VA. d. TENN. RAILROAD co. al meet.
ing held by Them the Ia day o. September last,
pas ed the following resolution:
ReS0iged. That from and after the 1t Of Oct. next
the Wa x Tenn K r. Co will be under the necessity
nf making the following charges all articles left IN
hi. Depot longerIha 48 hours viz:
On Wheat and all other grain | cent PER bush for
every pa hours
Flour per burrcl. cents for every "a hours.
All other articles specified cent per 100 lbs for
every "a hours
It is hoped that all persons receiving consignment. OF
kind will pay particular attention TO the above
luton : it will be strictly enforced.
T. II IVEY,
oct 5 is Gen Freight Ag't.
~ Express and Rep. copy.
INALL TRADE, IsJ3.-JNO. J. PuRYIS
] Act, is beginning to receivce his new FALL n
WINTER GOODS, and his assortment, in short time,
viii be co plete-of which due notice will be given
'ert lifts
MARSHALL SALT-5.ooO Sacks Marshall
LV1 Salt discharging per snip Junius, direct from
Interpolation sale by
EDMUND. DAVENPORT & CO..
sept % dhcts Richmond.
WHEAT! wheat! Wheat Acting
w gent for Richmond MILL will pay the
highest cusn price Tor all good wheat delivered my
. lumber House, on the Basin.
sept luts VIVA. MILLER.
MAYO CABELL q Co. HAVING
WI Steam Saw Mill n'ar the Cunnl, with an abup
Ian supply of Timber. prepared to fill promptly any
rlers they receive. Having Bonts OF their
they viii deliver Lumber ordered oe them at any pot
on the CanaI without deny.
Aiire-s-fye River Warehouse, Nel.on C'
i,n27 .d5r}lnRi-
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WM N. DICKSON, ! 1.,
" NJ. NJ. CABELL. ! "' o.

IEE OF AND. In PURSUANCE
i tie decree of the Circuit Court of Amherst
anred at the April term, 1853, in case therein
NJ. ia which lanes Higgiubttham Is Plaintiff
4mua kuhlc IS Defendant, snail ON the Sth day
pu.a3ber next the premises, sell to tho highest
r. The Mst
THAI W In NSs s=Jsz-
Il proceedings mentioned-t.b be NJ the Land on
said Kahle now resides, containing ubout > 81
S.-hbuut 3 miles distant from Amherst Court
7, and - miles from Lynchbug
!, baud will be sold for a sufficient sum in cash to
b. expense of sale, aud IA to the remainder upon
Of six, twelve an eighteen months in equal IN.
Unt,-taking from the purchaser bond with sui
security, and retaining the legal title ultimate
s. Possession will be givcn the first day of
! ~ next
CHAS. II. RuCKER,
& wt1s sheriff of Atuhcrst.
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n EG KOES WANTED-1h subscriber
y continues in mnrket for NEGROES, of both sex.
cs between the ages of 10 and 30 years, including Mo.
chunics, such Bncksmiths and Carpenters, and will
pay the highest market prices in cas His Office is n
newly erected brick building Isl Lynch street. i'm
mediatey in rear of the Fnrmets' Bank where he is
prepared (having erected buildings with TIM view
,nrd negroes Lynchburg for sale otherwise,
moderate aud keep them as it they
were placed in the Jail of the Corporation.
sep, - d&c3m SETH WOODROOF.
fI'HE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON
L AND TRIMMING HOUSE " NEW YORK -
Thomas g. Stea1ns, importcr ami Jobber Of SHks Nun
aery and Fancy Goods nett Cash pricesT:m grant.
ed by adding interest, 1862 Broadwdy, N Y, Has
aud daily receiving and offering at the lowest
prices, complete assortment of goods in his line,
sing all the various styles aud designs consisting OF
Black and Fancy Silks, Marcenes florences ShawIs,
Trimmings. Bonnet Ribbons, 1aetaand Sntin Ribbons
Dress Trimmings OF all kinds, Embroideres, French
and English Grapes, Grape Lis,es Silk Crnvuts Glove,
,fa kinds, Silk Luce Mitt4, Bareges. Laces. Whit
6nods Hosiery BG fldkfs.
The undersigned would invite Merchants from ;hr
North, South, East aud Wet when in the city, 10 favor
him with II Gull; and examine his stock before pnr
chasing.
THOMAS G STEARNS.
tt.DD H.,
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.GVlCE -The nnaersicned have 1hi. dny

|CTHCE The undersigned have this dry put
*chased n &. Taiacrros interest in the concern
tsrhos, PrEor& raliaferrn. the business hereto
. will in future be conducted under the STYLE and
of ECHOLS X PRYOR, who alone are authorized
|se the name Of the former concern. in winding up.
II So icit continuance of the patronage of then
BIDS and the public generally.
III r. j. ECHOLS,
liz SITS w. II. PRYOR.
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w. w. Lenwich n Brother.

w. w Lcnwich ~ Brother.
IL Is their purpose tet and improve The House
make it conform in all respects the improve
rnents nude in niadorn Hotels Thrir II uu will 'c
NEATLY FURNISHED and uflor an agreeable place
III Travellers, and Nil persons visiting Lynch
hurs--whilc neither expense trouble will be spared
II make their I ABLE among tho most sumptuous
and elegant in the Satc.
Alta, he'd To This Hotcl ia of thu COMNO
DlOUS STABLES in the city, v heh Is managed by
two most trust, and experienced OSTLERS.
The undersigned we'll of the extensive pnt
fonagr which hns been heretofore extended this Hn
Tel, under tito management ot WIN. L"itwich \ Sonand
the desire of continuing and greatly increasing the
salnc, will stimulate them spnro exeltious to
mend themselves IN the yor Of their friends the pub
lie prneInllN
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AND FOR SALE Hahoat Resetpe-The
IL subscriber having determined to the
Fur West, offers for sae TWO TRACTS OF LAND
lying in Campbell county, miles south Of Lynchburg.
The one on which :, ro,i. .,., ,.",ain' @
ubont 60 Acres of which cleared and the remain
der we'll iimbercd This is well watered and has
il all the necessary improvements usually found of
II smn firm The other contains
1913 Acres,
only 10 II Acres being clearedthe remainder is in
timber and Is excellent TOBACCO LAND. There is
large quantity of Lime Stone this tract nd good
kiln for burning It. his is likewise we'll watere,i,
an under good fence, and has improvements
H. 1t sold privately before the 25lh day of Octo
her, these VII that day be sold auction,
the premises, without saeryeAlso, the crops of Corn.
Fodder, &c. The stcck Cattle and Hogs, Farming
Fools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c, &c
The subscriber will show This land to any wish
hg to purchase. WM. G. H. BINGHAM.
aug 3l-ct25oct
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IL VI PILLS rro.

f.s vi PILLS l gro. Alum Fills iusl reed
{ '"m lhe R'ckht L, A'um Srring.-nnd put up
ie Nus. Ire ~ srs,," at
WRIGHT & ALLISON'S
Ellis New Drug Store.
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WILL SELL Immediately alter the above
med sale. my llnase and Ln'. in the innrdi
.,srv. at present in thu occupancy nf Mr.. Ghri,t.
The House /, new, , Store, high, ro,us
Ia re messages and all necessary out houtes such
.ae4. s,nnke-bouse. stnh'e. &c, DC.
~. rnlc hn9wn al sue.
I'D. j. NJ. b. STEVENS.
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no the People Of Lymcnb"rg and all

7 TIE SURROUNDING NUVNTKl-I t0rF =
JNO, j pURNlS, Ae'r, inform. his numerous hicuds
and customers thai lac il opening the lnPest and most
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.


INHE undersigned having purchased the interest of
! VIM Lrltwioh X Son. in this long established
aud well known Hotel will hereafter conduct the same
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Il AD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Z r-' assortment ut CInthiug. lable Tar the
n --'"jH NJ DNies'. joins aud Co, fntcn, Shir,+
e ouli, and vi h.. sud how at
2 - DT G PETERS.
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Valuable Tract Of Land,
sRON wORKS FOR SALE.

4 FtVN w VhHHA$ u VIE NIIIWV
oil deed o trust executed to tie 18TH OF Aug
ust 1919, by Alexander n. Montgomery and others mud
If recorded in the Clerks office Of Nelson county court.
>hal, the 2Srh of October. 1853, If fair #
the fair day, upon the promises, sell 10 the high
bidder nj that valuable land known by the oil
J-tI o. - 4. 4 L..
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lMPOREANT
Mwv I1 RZ u Nzz Z

e EST TaN E& u -HE
GOODS are too high-J4 of cent, clear
profit, on the pound Of Sugar, Rice Or Sal Era
tus, is an abomiuaUle extortiUn. have resolved
that hereafter, will sell much lower and at
more reasonable prices for instance, of the arti-
cles above named, | will sell 10 lbs, to the dol
lar, or Imperial Young Tyson, or Black Teas,
50 cts, per b, &c.
1t seems to grippe the Clique that prices iust
now, should de brought down on them, and to
counteract the effect, and still sell GShereotOTc,
they tell the people that some Gentleman in
Portsmouth, told them that my goods were poor
things inferior goods, bought at auction, and
not worth buying, &c, &c Now say, tteg lie
like dogs, that my goods are Of hIe quality, and
as good As they dare have. And say further, that
no Genilemau in Portsmouth told them so. As to
condemlneI Tobacco, old, Molasses, aeet dark Su.
gar, and buggy Rice, it is all high betty Martin.
/ Come IN and see.
Judging from the boldness of these lies, they
suppose they can yet humbug the people, as
they formerly did, 1t is all a mistake, some
weak old woman Of fellow they may cheat out
of his eggs, or his coppers, but that such CANNON
should have any extensive effect, in an intelli
gent community, will not believe The peo-
pie will 20 and see for themselves, they have too
much sense to be led by the nose Old fellows,
you can't come it..
have large stock of Drugs, Groceries, and
other things in my line, and sell will, at some
price, if forty CLiQUrs were arrayed to prevent.
So fetch along your vessels, and provide your
selves for the year, while prices are down.
JAMES H. G. MILLER,
S. cor. Broadway and Pearl St. jackson O.
| April 9S, '53--tf .
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sscoMPE1YTIOY Is THE LITE or
ELElHIA - AZ g

90 Gays dealer, and thereto follows bis oTerp,
ihsggh Le never BLOWS said. and say still
that aus Of my Groceries wcro bouei' at a
wboies4ls agct on, IN Cincinnati, but | never
said, and they lie who Go say that they MA IN.
ferioF gooes eamoged. or otherwise unfit foi
use. There are some other things 70 BE sAID -
ray that Lad at For;mouih, tbreeegal ties
Of Coffee, Sugar and Noiagses, and 20 published
with prices accordingly, and that after lef
with my goods with the cars, sample Of cof.
fee was exhibited, and charged as mine, at the
Depot, and discrediled and laughed oyel, that
such an act sayors strongly Of lying Or theft
II either was no mine, or purlcincd Iha, a,
all eyctis Il was dishoHorsblc act. and iHc9a.
sistent with merchant Of integrity, and thai
tkoSo who puck AM carry such dirty inhenctl
are Ike unto them. ! say further, that It iiI be
comes GEyTLEHAS to run down liz neighbors
goods, or character to build mp his owB-it Is
fou.-foul play, and only the resort VI black
guards,
1t is known that goods have recently had
quite a decine--Molasses by the bJl can now
be sold at 80 cts, and WHISKY with the weter
left cut, at "a 2 or with lees than "HALR WA
TER" at ~ cts per gallon. And this too. with.
Out FREE Tickets for the oiscou sgsment Of for.
eign trade. Other channels Of trade will soon
be open 10 us with tickets, and chance 70 all
alike. JAMES II. {. MILLER.
Nav &c, '53
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ORITUAR

DIED, in this town, on Friday the 9th day
of May last; Dr. ASA W. lsHAM, of Bilious
PNEUMONIA, in the SD, year Of his age.
DR.. IsHAM was born in South Wilbraham in
the State of Massachusetts,, and emigrated to
the State Of Ohio in early life; studied medicine
at Marietta with DR.. Cotton; come to this county
in 1890; since which time, he has been con-
slant and successful practitioner of mediciue.--
For the last fifteen years, Dr. IsHAM has been a
member Of the Presbyterian church, and no man
sustained more unsullied character as chris
tian, and private citizen.
On Friday Morning the 9th ult,, at o'clock
of lung fever, ISA FORD, youngest son of
CHAPMAN and MARY A, IsHAM, aged about eight
months.
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An ounce of fact is worth pound of theory;
and the swarm of conclusive facts that cluster
round that incompatible preparation, Hoofand's
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. c. M. Jackson,
Philadelphia, eslab ished its value as tonic and
restorative, are snch as would prevent incredu-
lity itself from questioning its efficacy. IN all
cases Of disease of stomach, whether acute or
chronic, it may be recommended for its sooth-
Ing, cordial, and fenovating influence. Dys-
pepsia, heartburn, Toss of appetite, nausea, ner-
voas tremors, relaxation, debility, &c, are re-
iieved, by The Bitters in verv short space OF
time; and perseverance In their use never fails
to work thoroun cure.
Oct. ID, $50
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"Jamestowm Addition TO the town
OF JaC SOn."

OF 5aC SOn."
"a He undersigned having laid out an addition
10 the town Of Jackson In Jackson county,
Ohio, with the above Gtle, will sell to the high
est bidder, ut public vendue over 0NE HUNDRED
Lots, and FIFTEEN Out Lots, part Of said ad
dition.
On Thursday the 2Sih day of
Juay, 4. d., 1893.
Sale 10 commence at 9 o'clock A. VI.
Terms Of sale, one-third cash in hand, one
third in six months, and the residue in one year,
with interest from day of sale, Deeds to be
made when the purchase money is paid, or Sc,
cured to be paid.
The DEPOT Of the ScIoro AND Hooking VAL.
LEY RAILROAD, and also the EXCHANGE DEPoT, of
the S. g. II. V. and the HILLsBoRo' and CiNcN-
MATT RAILROADS are upon said ADDITION, wh 'ch
renders many Of the Lots very valuable for bust.
ness purposes. There are also quite number
o Lots well and pleasantly situated for private
residences. Persons who wish 10 purchase
Lots in Jackson, will find it 10 their interest to
attend this sale.
To ose unucquainted with Jackson county,
AS IT IS, we would say that it is situated in the
heart of the mineral region of Ohio, and that its
great mineral wealth is just now being opened
up, and rendered available by the construction
of the aforementioned Railroads, which Gro IS each
other at right angles, upon Jamestown Add.
ton to the town Of Jackson" thereby aifording
direct Railroad communication East West,
North and nth. The S. g. H. V. Railroad
will be in operation to Jackson against the day
of sale. Tie H. g. C. Railroad is rapidly pro-
crossing, and will soon be completed to the same
point. Jackson county is destined to become a
great manufacturing and wealthy cnommuity /;
with this certain prospect in view, men are
pouring into it, from every direction, and TO
gether with our older citizens, both in town and
country, are engaging in and prosecuting all
kinds Of business, with zeal and energy here
tofore unknown.
Those who have heretofore known this town
and county, come now and see the happy
change, and those who have never known it,
would 90 well to como and witness Its bright
business prospects and facilities. THE DAY OF
SALE will be good day to come.
JOHN D. JAMES,
ANDREW LONG,
r. c. HOFFMAN,
Jackson, May 26, lo53-tds.
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BA-Tixosr, May s5.
Newcomer & Stonebraker's -four ware.
house, was burned last night; loss $15,-
coo, which was covered by insurance.
The building was owned by Moses Shep-
herd. whose loss is not reported. The
building was the work Of an incendiary,
New YohK, May a5.
John Harnard, aged 5years, wander
ed upon the Reading Railway track,
about two miles from the city, this morn
ing, the train came on and run over him,
and so injured him that he was taken to
the hospital in dying state. He has
sons living in New York; Paris, Kentucky
and Pottsville, Pennsylvania.