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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22

The Editor Of the " Frse Press in hiy last Issue,
teeks 70 create prciulice IN the Public ls aaini tn
Representative ia U6asrcss fr6a hs D.>ifi because Of
hi vote for eof6rn.y. CLERK q the lJl.e. This
article is caiglard do injustice boih d Cd. FSrney
and 10 Mr.. Fauikurr.-SPgiL " 1
II our neighbor q the Spirit had assam the faae.
peadence q Ct his cotemPofarics q lie q Dc po,
li;icAl faith, be weaia MOI have s Stacking 70
ereae prejadiee9 asan the Repre- sentative r. III
District, Or dong 3 injustice" iP e6l. Forhey. We
eommeaa 10 the notice If cur neighbour the following
ar,icesfFe HE Valley Democ al one ii thelosgsns d
tAe Democracy 81 the Teaih Iegda -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22

perry q The unicu i estimated Al nearly rf%if -.
sad t.rss Anndrsi ziliisns Of dsiiarS Netr votk
) the richest STAR her proportion heinz Z, 10
es0o9o pennsylvania stands next. then 0h;n lbsn
Nass4rhuset's, taen ViFginia. s'' - !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22

Ais~cays azea drove Of Turkeys passed through
town en- roate Tor The Washington markets. There
were che hundredin number. Tb&way Inc Hos
crabss members ef Congress win very shortly dis
GUS the Turkey question, win be : eaalion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22
rnE Rnnora. o. JollS 4. r1RA Ell.

H
From the position 1t~ffoase Ll6rltisn ~ sJsjn
!. a. sq5 i e Outrage is 81 5 6s ln
4 portion OF The FiFsiaia ei CATION rti1se4 t4gale
Tor ESrneY. aaI tas IS she meaas ne has eaoskh To
adopt 10 shov his saieea towSids them. nj Afr
Parser has been appointed i9o years ~ at kasir
SOLICITATION, taefe mighl have teea so5s exea@ebr
Fornfy's eoadact; Bat % i4r ife.a tits seink tse
case. ihe was aal5iaed ~ the special Rstndse All
rcqaest 81 MI Blehanan--tbe Virginia tE.stsaiIsn
h1ying recommended Mt Wood Il Fiiaaai-
Bat. no gnsNcr1 haw Be came Ia Be app5tnkea lie
proved hieaSg n competent egEieiett anal aetesa
tle oiissr and his aaly Sa was his rs,as3 tS 3tSA
ANY part, either f3f 81 against F5faeY ia Ia .ertt
slecli0R II he had elertaaetged IaF az n W. 3sis-
loas enemy 81 MessFaFfesf hs goaH sa5stux
daaosdly. have been retliaed
The matter is nov before the House .aail We sin.
eerely lrssi they wiz 81 their aclion. give F5rnev
a propsr rsbuke. 81 'resiarag Parker Il Eis si,ua
tion. Weihiekihat every maa who WED agaia.s
Foraey has great reason Ii Be saiis6sd Viii his
course Fa3dy DslesTes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22


o. nsprss.atzsiye. d. IEs-- c , Fs-rKxrs. s.
srrn-.ssd % hih..sr -. sileal s4sftsa.ai, 81 sit
Freshest ef he Uaise o. II - Ills D;ssr;.s {,
eaueers. i rrlsErars = le asss q ,ie Pss.s s.ss
iswands Nr. ions AAsI4a ll.r prrsss alarEhal of
Wesiesa yissa- iias.z< pzsgisisa tss s-.u,, froU.
tic wi1ehsser sp1se4a "a rsssr.uc- - q. ssb;-es.
nc deen il proper 10 sssrt The sots dss.se ss.ds
b. Tie rei'rsssailiiFe Of g'' sjs jis.sss. i oder
hat bSh sass may Be heard. We $50 ssasx sse re-
marks 4 de Winchester flerubii N.
HoUsE o. REPnEsEzT41sErs
Deer-riter 9Th, 1879
70 he Esiior cf ne Hises.ztsr Tagsu1eu..
sal have seen Ia y e Winchester Republican
and Other rapers 81 M Distric. hostile b the a4
ralniztraiiun Eiase-n At protesting 10 giye arri-
tlxe q the circom .tanecs under Eiaieh ~, John
amber was sefDef into resignation q his. 9tlee q
Marshal q Neyffrn virginia As this state-tnt has
had Al eItey re circulation not It's oslgias "a ny
District, md AS the facts II deened Eeriiy q credit,
are Ee eieniasei 10 impair the respec 81 fenesay
enter ainsd for tie character fthe fTtsidsnt hay
dec led Il mr. dlfy 70 make sonls efing 1910 ms
q 1fhcf Ibis Singular tale. From TIE resl ps thai
rn4niry; "A warranted in saying to.fos, i.at The
rublisae sta.esea s from beginning e euEsh sheer
fabricsfioa thst the Teki gazii0n Of Ns ApEier q
tie otce Of MARSHAL was far az tie President has
any knowledge II The r5iige which oTeEeieA ca bis
Etoniaet uiieg voluntary anunsolisitel,; End that
NJ pilA44eS 81 VI e-A-NA ft--i
By lie President to him o. TO anT enc ee cfhis re-
appointment but on tIa cont rarv Mr Ami Ter. vas
distinctly inf6red AZ the tiae that 3oale ;pcrsan
othes than himself would after convenient peFiod
ste selected to Ell tile plaee ,ade vacant " rs 70
+ signafion
/ The putlicationio Which rfsr Is inleel;so IN
Y coneruons snl assur1 IN Itself thar lnielsl !
friead Il the President baFe been justified inasFit
ting Il 10 pass uaB1tieca inso Jhe seger d 4ofsot
y ten eaiumiIiiF Bet hesbost sal cnaAdent gefeit
tion CT tie staaafr in tiI public PISS nGa flFat
circles Of ny District Featers It but an ct Of jus
tiee % him. tas the pssi y iasehoo sAaH bewil.
oyi further delay s.t19sl upoa tbs; eca.eliatiGl
! fal-itai0hs
: y1n-. f-tiv CrAS. J. FAULKNER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22

= We Hike Vel HntI tie fcsGtusiul Of Mr.
Burfoas cred ia ta- Legisiatrfa IL Vireisi1, ID
the TN iasi, relaiYe III an Increase ia rs loo
marriage license tar the gafpl,e Ct facTeasez the
reTsFus Of a Safes Nawrai5 not aesr3re tax
that hn90atio pref-5G4a, h0, t,ll0elhati IS nh
aaie 70 pay fige Ten dollars for bis M siase H.
ceust has ~ bushes wieh wife. Caring mar
Ffed IS lj& drinking wilissey team odacflaint-
ahcr OF ours "one qf5ihe necessities IF jie. ard-
the dimes wunld b. ALWAYS forthcoming. we haze
passed through tie ordeal 81 consulting III p.rs5n.
ami Therefore 60 In strongly for heavier tax on
malriags licenses. H. The proposition Eeeasics =
lac, .we shall move 10 present AlT Button ah
gold metal Inscribed upaa which shall ha iae in
age or pepgfons oil bachelor hnzziag / asiin9a
Until The eagle sqn4als ami hiSt8cs turhef on
b.ushiag maiden, enyiols dtlhr gaines's ~ tlus.
S,q5I,, IykR; ~,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22

4 Gsossr|cLNsoS convicted a Petersburg. Va,
sof receiving 50 81 the bank money stolen itom
Mr. Fl. paws 1t he depot, in that loxn, has been
ssa, % The psnissn,isry i0r IN yssn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22
fiR. AMnLna.s i nsIGNAFIDN.E

n clari2g JaHrs F,tslsaer. implied ~ bis
pons horror utlmiekerg aaa aqfileFt, aus u that
deep yegard10ripal honesty waica Al clafac-
teri ed his p1B5c lie Ass been al tae isuble5l 10
curing iato iAs ra cQnhecicd with Ais Aaf6sis
fesig dalioa II tte Western Iaisaa>hp, aad The
result of SIS tsiEitrrsle5 investigation las ID Tie
high privilege otu-urriag he Fi1ce & "a esa9ilal
IL TIRE lal HM1Rger Ii1eBGsa
IN this Interesting eo1lnaa icaiiurt, III. Csarfs
JIaies E.ask4er ares iblt be aeetaeH i ait daif
30 n lksso.ne inQlifg ilsn ts Tuti llbis saosg-
lar tas AL IRON the resut q lie inqlirg bE lces
"a argaasl IL saving tlsi the pdBishei 81 letnsGt
Is l-uiq beginning 70 e4Ai, shear fa5rcaIlsa. =
WaxiF werner IL as tender s9lH1pde Er he
7eFsaiaEcfsf4crer 0ftkt Presi3ent EhDse cpnrse
he has wssts a igf tb lat t@entY ye4rs Mr. CHS
tlllss cfjTes bis epist'ely FurinS lh4 ifa9d II
IA seaoud upon lhe c1p'ct8pibe slaia.n ST.
Tais = thasam aid substance q lis eiisr II
which Sir CtdflfS JEHiSs speaks al ibis t.f4ci as
ms district. and in g5irh be woad e1ci4in,, If
OCCASION offered, 'uY peoPe, iu1l ias ATiicr
woaLsaY 'nY lan4 OF ms stock S5Elas We
10 Eot believe thai TIE brRad vita Rhiehta ehaais
a.. marked 1@ia the~tcr,.ins Of MI C8frics yEsieS
aBv more shan we regard hi uiiri9ai g limitation
as G. nclusiTe On this MattAalsF prqlnor III alne
m,fe seryA e ot the DE- .U.fa.ic press w4th iisis
II pests lice aud OH & government p4rsMa.N caH-
/ cling bflsre them hase besn iusucA base Z giaa?
as pfemetiaicl Iad mali iaus inventisai, we
shoala caGaiuly haRepassed III. CsUtt IL ms ~
in Silence, il Il bad net bsga fur 40 aTucre pa TIE
~ se.inge 90 EA30B liz fsnee 20 tle tafn sah2 et
The Czisa afgh- 6shiHst saws ID itit is.asifhlt-
izei. Iaflagh friend Of Senator Aaeoll"wa ms
convffel viii him "a ;l.t saiite afi Hiho has his
cpd5c conf lenee % sa5 ihat a. siaierlept' eun-
ceruiHg Mr. AMslcls EigasG5h u = ktec7 fab
-ficaiias"
The ieter u NJ clsf SIMS was triHEn p
tta1a aad tAc article 81 lhe J,3a must u been
psnueG tde daT btlge thh morning il te1 aiie ID
I Nov. We ish 'oTfjre 4eniion 70 a uiioaseoin-
cieare in 1. a tRa efii.ious. C0piaus IL ia El-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22

- NAatsreFp liRseiaRs nav s1y. We ha Re sleAr4
bas aae senlmSat lruia the pe,ie u yisgAniai d.
Ca F9Nsf S esecien as clerk 81 the Ifouseiof Req
iessataiiTes ofthe p-eple efihs II S;a,es-.ta,d sst
Is sentiHsni q nasaant FepgaSaioa and itsust.
Sens Vt the Virginia Dsssoerstie presses. ssi ar
laiepeaaeatea ofegasiaie snaei al re.pToae s.
iai e tle Oslaeei aie party Is t9lAe aa,eahfchaS
seief y ( e1na he i'iowinS aliasian ID Forney (
eecaaif7!n tae LyaebkaFg Republican, siisea win
as maeh zenssaes5irit and courage, As Ia Esnt md
intelligence s--Isses. Esas.iasr. -
Weses i ssiaiea that Mr. Former. clerk, Of ii
TE9ase 81 Representatives hasrez,sve1 5ssr,ls
rthe tsisrasian oflhe oass Tass Is atsri.1leli "a
The iact thar tie pfFgisa delegates ru,,d sg.;nst
Former for tiefs- PARKER bssng Vss-,,s ~, =
This s sHeftes q rereDges pee liarY afFes,
We should jhdge Ia MAJ srao conll 49,. "
fiend h nakt 1issipal>d nct Of drs,,Ss,.s ~
hm on = boast al hissia,ianary VIM s ls,ss
blacteh ~ al isdss faae The raearn5es ssR;s *
cnulA SEEK ID make lie hrascaaocio valisr,t. ~
dfunken actor The asis Of fuinnv lsl,s =
lion, Is not above The peliy aice Of
on one man, bis vengeance ior imagined ~.
done h.ss b another
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-22

~ Paszsa Assistant saEseoa RosEar s. trAa, a.
IL Nnwiasis coun.y, virgui. . theissh nj IS,
WALL -. e believe native Of Frederick csas,F.
nal ! posl yorshy AID ezesllsas oIieer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-01
coneapondenoe Of the vlrrinian.


NEW bhk. NOV. -. lSJp.
Mr.. EDiroR When we parted, promised to
give you an inkling Of things in general, transpir-
ing in thi. great Metropolis. 10 keep full pace
with events would I'LL volumes. To-day Is n
great day here, more especially with the New
Englnuders, it being the Animal Thanksgiving
Festival, which will be celebrated in twenty three
States of this Union doubtless, il will be
done in good old Puritan style. 1T will be given
to the worship Of God, and thanks 10 Him who
furnishes our abundant supplies. To-day whole
hecatombs Of turkeys and such ''small deer will
be served up,and chickens Il bipedz ofthat feather
will go the way Of all fowls The American
Eagle is scarcely safe--"with storm daring pinion
aud sun gazing eye" He has done our Fourth
Of july orators good and great service for the
past seyenty-cight years but to-dny he Is neg
lectcd! and the American turkey regns in all bo-
SONS. May every thing be done in order and
due moderation on such occasion, as the Maine
Law hns yet to be passed in some of the States
Speaking of that law,l would not be surprised Mt
its passage in this State, though you may expect
it sooner in Virginia. ! have not the slightest
doubt that when it is put before your Legislature,
it will be passed, contrary TO some of the mem-
Jers oCthe bar, who fond of carrying "brieks'
in their hat, and many could well contend who
shall be the knight of the hod
There has been great stir and hubbub in the
last week among the Wall street gentry and deal
ers in stocks &C., mt the report of the many de-
facations that have transpired in several of the
banking institutions of this city, the small fry
especially feeling great anxiety. The Bank of
the State of New York has experienced II loss,
but nothing to affect it. Matters are quoting, rs
the President, Cashier and Directors of the sew
cral institutions have published cards denying the
whole matter as fabrication, pcrpetrated by one
of our daily journals These gentlemen are too
shrcwd to give credit to any thing that would
likely prove detrimental to their Banking IN
stitutions, however true. The fancy stocks
have done them some damage. However, the
money market is getting easier; whether the
Banks are loaning to save their credit or not, is
the question. The dry goods trade is depressed
and langud, there being very little activity or
frmuess in the market for any other than choice
articles. Tobacco is not very brisk. There
have been few sales | believe of kentueky.-
The market is we'll stocked, but no buyers.
HENRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-01
Corn Planters!! Corn Planters

M H. the undersigned, having aimed Of Mr. A.
w Kuhn, Proprietor of tho State for Virginia an
agency rite menua ctare and sale Of Robert J. Col
wins Patent CORN Pr NTER; respect Iy request
those who desire labor saving machine by which one
band enabled teperform the work, which, by the pres
'ht mode OF pnnlng, requires four q fye-o call i'm.
mediaely and supply themselves with one of these in
valuable machines. To this Planter we're awarded the
first Premiums Mt tho Stoe Agricultural las of Virgin.
H. Maryland, Pennsylvania and New. York-he,i.ie, 6f
iy premiums at other fairs. This machine drawn by
one horse, opens the furow drops tie corn with great
regularity also Gnano or Plaster if desired and COY
ers II the proper depth
dec Its blEGHlD G, mo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-01

\ During the imperial visit of the En-
peror and Empress of France 10 the Cathedral at
Amiens, the bishop and clergy presented TO them
the head Of st. John the Baptist, which has been
IN the custody Of the cathedral for 800 years. II
was brought from constantnope at the time of
the Crusades,and Is preserved in crystal and
enshrined in gold. The skull has been reduced
To the frontal bone and upper jaw. A small hole
IN the bone over the left eye is believed TO have
been causedby the knife of the executioner. The
relic is held in great veneration in France.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-01
HOT AIR FURNACE
Economy and Safety Combined.

'ANH Subscriber having accepted the agency for
n lynehburg, respectfully calls the attention of
the public % the CALORIO HOT AIR FURNACE,
patented 1888 by DIR. Bolton & c. d. Yale, of Richmond
Va and il pronounce by scenti gentlemen, to be
the mo complete furnace invented 1t combines
the following advantages:
LIST The cold air is taken directly from the atmosphere
hr ugh the furnace. into the desired to be warm
ed. 2nd. 1t can be worked with either wood or Coal
and consumes much less fuel than other f nace- aud
sH's twice tie quantity of Hot air Bid Its cost is
much less than oihes,and takes up less in its con-
struetion.
For warming Factories, Churches, Public Buildings
and private dwellings 1t is fast superceedng Others
IN hichmond, petersburg, Baltimore New York Boston
and other place. where il is introduced
One Gun be cen at Alex. Simpsons New Factory ad.
Joining Pune u Crnmptons Tobacco Factory in Lynch.
burg, and all informant OH given respecting it Nv
JOSEPH FARRAR,
dec | dit a. A. Si,.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-01

writorin the Boston Evening Traveller warns
families against making bread with muratc acid
and soda He says that lit would be a nice recipe
It the muriatic acid were pure. But have found
from six years experience in using il in cooking
Confirmed now by AN essay by DIR. A. A. HavsD
that it contans,as ordinarily made, lead enough
to give man very severe dyspepsia, accompanied
with pain in the bowels, weari1e and low spr.
its. Three years ago my physician told me that
must be taking lead in some form, but did not
then suspect my muratic acid of containing it."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-01

Dip the Atlantic dry with teaspoon, twist
your heel in the toe of your boot, make shoema-
kerS perform their promises, and subscribers pay
the printers send up tshinghooks with balloons,
and fish for stars get asridc of a gosssamer, and
chase comet; when the rain is coming down
like cataract of Niagara, remember where you
put your umbrclla choke mosquito with brick
bat-in short, prove all things heretofore consd-
cred impossible; but never coax a woman to say
she will when she has made up her mind to say
she won't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-01

The temporary track across Roekfsh Gap is
rapidly progressing and if the States part Of the
work be ready in time, it is thought by Mr. Endt
that the cars will be running to Staunton by the
10Th December-certainly by the Goth January
On Monday next the cars win run to the little
Tunnel; to which Depot there is recently opened
road which enters the turnpike Just below
Brooksville The opening of the railroad to the
little Tunnel will save six miles of staging, and
all of the exceedingly bad road from Mechum's
river to Brooksville.- Char. dduocate
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-01
A LOi and ment.

on Main Street. adjoining the Warwick Hn 4
ing % feet; A LOT Il TENEMENT on Mn
adjoining Brce's Stable; A LOT AND TEXPVg]
rn Main Street. fronting 60 feet. known ms The f.
Hotel; A LOT Il TENEMENT ON Main >tr., 4
ing S2I feet used Tobacco Factory byJ " ~
A LOT & TENEMENT ~ Tan Yard Ale, IN -
Farmers Hotel, fronting % feet; A LOT 4 TT,
MENT ON Jrflcrsun Sireet,used as Commi..ea n
by Fayette Sirptoe, Esq: A LOT in SANDY BgE
lnining Acre; FOUR LOTS. containing i Arm !
on Diamond Hill, near Republican Spring; L0T
the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike road. aJjoitbs
Factory of Payne & Crumpton, containing Aas
LOT ON Tan Yard Alley, c. ntaining ] Acre. a5sa
the residence of VIM. A. Tabor, ESQ. A LOT o6n,
Street, adjoining ,he residence E Pliee. Esq
laining Acre, and n LOT ON FEDERAL Hill
tie residence of VIM. Crumplon, ESD contain
Acre.
All of this property is desral,ly located a.d ii
worth the attention of business men and pefsaf,iB
of sites tor residences. The sale vii lie poop
it Of six, twelve, and eighteen months for eunsl 4
mentS of the purchase money, sub Get 10 the ap..
prevail Of the Court. The Purchaser. will be rq91,
give bonds with good personal security Tor the laa
money and the title will be withheld as a dmim
lity-subjcc to resale in default OF the pa,men 4
one more Of the instruments, ~ the sumo become
JOHN II. TYREE, l.
SAML TYREE ee|
NOV 10 DBL Qdoc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-01
COMMERCIAL.
Ivnehburs Tobacco aud wheat Market.
LYNenBuRG, Nov. 80, 1853.

LYseHBuRG, Nov. 80, 1858.
Tol,Aoco.-Receipts very light. Small sales tor
Primines 30 50a4 Lugs at 81 50a5 20; Com
mon Leaf So 5Oa7 90; Shipping 50 5oa9 w !;
good manufacturing Sl0al5. -.
WHEAr-Reeeipts large. Red 81 20; White
55 VIM. +. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-01

At meeting of the subscribers to the stock
OF the Great Fall Manufacturing Company
held on Saturday, at the town of South Lowell,
Great Falls of Potomac, Fairfax county, Va. for
the purpose of organization, ii appeared that the
amount of stock required by the act of Assem-
bly, of Virginia had been subscribed and the first
instalment paid in, whereupon the stockholders
unanimously elected Hall Nelson, Esq president,
and Com. Thos. A. C.. Jones, Jno. Farroll Brent,
John W. Wells, John Marrow and j. Il. Carpen-
ter, dircctors.-Fred. Heraid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-01

Miss MARrISEAU.-A travelling correspon-
dent of the New York Courier says:-"At Am
beside,near the the Lake Windemere,l saw Miss
Harriet Martineau, who has outved her fame.-
She is very greyand shows other sings of adyan-
cling age. As she grows older she seems to grow
deafer, and for poverty of hearing she makes up
by multiplicity of talking"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-01
tz~eUs,NEss OF IMPORTANCE hav

5rg rea defed il necessary lor me 10 sPrh 'eVe'"
,,ntb. this winter in the South have Mt my Commits
m aud other nsines. in the balds OF my nephew Mr
l5,Janr A loot wlo will be assisted aud vi-ed ly
~ fietta Mr. Joserli b. Nowlia. My rc lis md Gus
5ners are requested TO call on Item ....,.,,,
my | W NJ | pNili ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-01
Trustee's Sale.

PY Virtue Of Deed of Trust executed Ia
- dersigned on the 5th day of August last b
Judith A. Oliver. shall ON Tuesday tie 9th day
;em"cr ext. in front of the Market, proceed to )
cash, the property therein conveyed, consisting
life interest ina HOUSE & LOT lying in Sandg
The House is large and commodious, and the 10
tains, it is thought, about ONE ACRE.
EDW. d. CHRISTIAN, Ta
nov 93-eodt6dec
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-01

THRIyISa.-We understand that the Orange
and Alexandria Rail Road is doing "A thriving bus
mess. The receipts for the month of October
were over SD, O0O-Fred Hernkd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-01

WANTED.--A few more candidates for the next
Presidency. We have only half dozen as yet
and want to make up dozen before New
Years day. Applicants, with certificates of
character and popularity, will be received from
sunrise to sunset, mt this ofice.-N. Y. Herdid
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-01
Horses, WorlA-Oxen, Cattle, lilo

The Crop of Corn, Fodder, Co's, &c, House.aI
Kitchen Furniture and Plantation Utensils.
TERMS OF SALE :--ror all sums of SO acr
six mrnths will be given--lhe purchasers exc
bonls with good security All sums under ten
cash will be required.
HIRAM CHEATWOOD Exor
nov 99-ct7lrc of James Tn.Icr iqi
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PROGRESS or TIE TRACK.-The track on the
Central Road is now laid to within half mile of
Stannton, where it is stopped by the unfinished
condition of the section running through town.
Ntann. Iindicator
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make war against the slavery adjustment and tn
peace of the country, even though they appear
under the lead of the President.
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LADIES, FAIR

The Lnd's of Old Concord congregation will hold II
Fair, al Union Academy, Appomat,ox, on the 9th of
Deeem er next-Alsn, Concert NJ night. Come out !
Come out = Ladies' aud Gentlemen. and we will show
yon something niceno only please the eve, bur 10
crafty tie appetite and charm the "nr.
dec 1.rt2Jdc,
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EXECUTOIs's SALE
by WIN N. MOs.X, Auc,io..'
WILL BE SOLD at aac,ioa

NTLL BE SUED at nuciion. On H..
w ON Monday, loth December inmel5' flea
the aalc of the property of Z ryree der'J 4,'fF
House u Lot ee
ON Main Street adjoining the Citizen. S,y;a.#n
in the occura.ry of Mr. Rivers as II On o's
fronting "a feet, and running back 1872 feet
Al-1; immedin'riy aiter,on the premises, one n
OF GROUND ON Federal HILL, opposite tho a a.
OF Chas. T. Mosby. Terms. 4. 8 md - raa e tead
J. II. HoLCoMBE. tor hims,1 I.g ,s5
ether fegatees Of r. 4. HoieonI =.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

10 he Poters IF Campbe1:
SHee tue TIM ier holding election for Commissioner
II The Revenue in tie East District of the county is tx
ed ut curly day render i'm ossble for
sec but few OF tie IN the district adopt this
method Of nnnnuncing myself candidate for that Of
fee. nov 90 tide JNO. n. CLEMENT
~ 4 are authorized To announco WILLIAM o. Bur
II candidate fer the office of Commi ssioner of
heYenne, for the Eastern District e Campbell county,
. fill out the unexpired term o Robert O. Dos4 resign
ci. (noy u dNctldoc)
~ am n candidate for the office Of Commissioner.
o The Revenue in the Eastern District of this county,
nude Vacant by the resignation of Capt. r. O. Doss
ny l6.eGt' STEPHEN = DIuGUID
~ Mr.. Robert o. Doss having resigned the Office Of
Commissioner of Revere from the Esstern District OF
Campbell County announce myself candidate for
thai Office
ELECllON-tirst Thursday in December.
l6-t At" CHAS A HOLCOMBE