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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-07-26

CONGRESS.
U-We are authorized to announce the name Of
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
as candidate for Representative in Congress,
subject TO the decision of the Democratic Con.
ventIon
- From the Belmont Chronicle.
MR. CowEN:-Please announce the name ol
DAVID l.. JENNINGS, ESQ.,,
of Belmont county. as q candidate to represent
this Congressional District; subject to the decision
Of the Whig convention. BELMONT.
03-We are authorized to. announce the name oi
OLIVER KEYSER,
OF Noble county, as candidate for Representa-.
tive in Congress. for the District comp ,sed of the
counties of Belmont Guernsey. Monroe and No.
Bile. subject to the decision OF the Democratic Dis.
trict Convention.
0o- We are authorized to announce the name ol
THOMAS A. WAY,
as candidate for Representative in Congress,
subject to the decision OF the Democratic Con-
vention.
-. PROBATE JUDGE.
Mn. MoRRIs-Please announce the name OF
JAMES CUNNINGHAM, -
for the suffrages of the electors of Monroe Coun-
ty, for the Office of Probate Judge, subject to the
Democratic convention. to be held on the 26th OF
August, next,
o. We are authorized 10 announce that
ssa S70 JOHN w. OKEY,
(the present incumbent,) viii be 4 candidate be.
fore the Democratic Convention, for Probate
Judge for the vacancy and full term.
J. r. MORRIS Sir: Please announce that
WILLIAM d. PATTON
is an independent candidate for the office Of Pro.
bate Judge at the October election, free and clear
Of convention. but independent to the people.
COUNTY AUDITOR.
Qo- We are authorized to announce the name of
JOHN ADAMS,
q candidate for County Auditor. subject to the
decision of the Democratic convention.
CO We are authorized to announce the name Of
WILLIAM BROWNFlELD.
OF Seneca township, as candidate for the Office
Of County Auditor.
j o. We are authorized to announce the name OF
80 WILLIAM CRAIG,
as candidate for County Auditor, subject 10 the
decision of the Democratic Convention.
& Mr. MoRRis-You will please announce that
JOHN w. HARRIS,
of Seneca township, will be candidate for Coun-
~ Auditor; subject TO the decision Of the Demo.
cratic Convention. Mr., HARRIS is in every re-
spect well qualified, honest, faithful and accom-.
modating, His nomination would be highly sat.
isfactory to his numerous friends in
SENECA AND MALAGA.
o. We are authorized to announce the name OF
JOHN S. HOLIDAY,
as . candidate for County Auditor. subject to the
decision of the Democratic Convention.
o. We are authorized to ANNOUNCE the name Of
JACOB T. MORRILL,,
as candidate for County Auditor. subject to the
decision of the Democratic Convention.
90 We are authorized to announce the name oi
DANIEL WALTON, *
as candidate for the Office Of County Auditor
subject to the decision of the Democratic Con.
vention.
o. We are authorized to announce the name OF
JEREMIAH WILLIAMS,
as candidate for County Auditur. subject to the
decision OF the Democratic Convention.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-07-26

Lucy Cou A0op AVuso WAtAous ~
Experience of than sixteen years has established
the fact that Merchants Celebrated Gargling OIL Uni
versa Family Embrocaton will must cases, and re-
ieve all such
SpaSlns, Sweeney Ringbone, Windgalls, Poll
1 Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Calls Of all
kinds. Fresh Wounds. Sprains, Bruises. Fis-
tula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameiiess,
Foundered Feet. Scratches or Grease, Mango.
Rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poi
sons, Painful Nervous Affections. Frost Bites.
Boils, Corns. Whitlows. Burns and Scalds.
Chillblains, Chapped Hands. Cramps. Con-
fractions of the Muscles Swelings, Weakness
of the Joints. Caked Breasts. DC DC DC
The unparalleled success this OIL in the OF dis.
in Horses and Cattle and even in human desh, s
Il hardly be Credited by those who have bean
habit Of keeping their stables and houses whas
vast amount of pain, suffering and time, are saved By
the timely application OF this Oil. :.
w. MERCHANT, Lockport. N. Y, is blown in tho side
Of the bottle, and in his handwriting the cork.
All orders addressed TO the proprietor will be promptly
responded to- sfsf
Get Pamphlet of the Agent and what wonders ars
accomplished by the ute Of this medicine
Sold by respectable dealers generally in te United
States and Canada Also BY
J. M. Kirkbrids, Woodsfield Armstrong
Mooney & CO.. Beallsville. w. Steel, Stafford
M. Pollock 4 Co., Sunfish. H. C. Kotzebue
Malaga. Pancoast & Headley. Jamestown. M
P. Miles & Son, Somerton., A. s. Marsilliot
New Castle. A. w. Tuxbury. New Boston
And at wholesale by J. D Park, Cincinnati
H. & E. GAYLORD. 4 A. J. Wenham, Cleveland
and by Hardy & Jones, Pittsburgh.
July IL, 1854.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-07-26
Examinations Of School TsacAsss

HvHE Board of Examiners Of Monroe capafy,
u win hold meetings for the exsminatinn Of
the first Monday Of each month after tllig 6Sse,
except April. In which month their msesine VII
commence on the second Monday s.
Applicants must be in attendance at 10 oseleek
A. M. Of said days, and bring certifcases Of mef.
al character from responsible persons known -
the Board. By order Of the Bosrd,
JAMES MITCHEIL,
Woods6eld, Feb. %. 'b4. Clerk Of Board.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-07-26

Attest, JAMES MIrcHELL.
July 26. 1854. Cpk of G. p. NJ, G. o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-07-26

Total Sl.777 0s
Orders outstanding Tor Cour. house debt an rs-
naming unpaid:
Orders Nos As and a. Book c., to WIN. Smith.
dated March 10. 1881, for $500 90
Order No. So. Book B.. 20 David Scott.
dated January "a. 1929, for 50 Q0
The above orders are on interest. part of which
has been paid. tii not Known who are now
the holders of them, =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30

How TO BECOME \ CApEr.-From an article
in pntnam's Magazine, for August AN West
Point Cadet Life, " we quote the following:
Glow eau become cadet, is question M
turally p one To arise in n young America ans
mind, when stirred by life and feathers. Brief
ly this. For each Congressional District one
cadet is allowed, whose appointment is in the
gift of the Representative to Congress from the
District Contingencies considered. n vacancy
occurs about once in three years for each Dis
trct. So Your appointment depends first, ON
there being vacancy in vour district, and sec
ondly, ON your worthy or unworthy member of
Congress.
The President makes twelve appointments at
lnrge each year, hut value your peace of
mind, do net hope to be one of his elect. And
be not over sanguine on any score, for it is said
that during the Mexican war, he had ten thous-
and applications in one year Appointments all
come from the Secretary of War TO whom a for
mai application should be made: but your NJ. c.
really selects for appointment. Now IA far more
vital question for You to consider is, you fit
to be appointed OF ninety six Cadets appoint
ed in the class of IslO, only twenty-five grad
uated, and generally from half to "A third of those
first appointed dof the Cadet to don the Breyet
The surgeons examination often signifies ex-
cunt for a dozen neophytcs, and as many more
exhibited such idiosyncracies in reading and
writing, photography and arithmetic, that the
unsympathzlng quietly remand them back to
citizenship.
Then comes the January exhibition, where al
gohraic wrecks consigned in fearful numbers
to the parental underwriters. SO, too. in june
and January, even To the last, the llbaasted,
the weak hemed, the NAL adapted. are singled
out from among their stouter fellows and with
stern Justice are banished from seas too rough
for them.
The martial nsprant should consider these
things before becoming a Cadet, and remember
that Cadetship is no more holiday training. no
refined peacockism,but four years of d discipline
to body, mind and heart, seveter by far than any
other educational course on land involves But
II u sentiment N vigorous manhood, IL courage
patiently Ia endure present trial for future good
aud II an orderly zeal for intellectual culture and
hardihood are living facts in his nature then |
know not how youth can become so much a
man II, by West Point education"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30
The Graham Case.

This case is creating great interest and ex-
element in Monroe county. The trial of the
negroes, charged with the maraey Of Miss Ora
ham. was to have come ON last court, but
postponed GA account of the absence Common
wealth's attorney.
The whole family are suspected OF be'ng i'm
plcated in the murder and 'he circumstances
upon which this suspicion is founded are so
strong, that public sentiment is very warmly
against them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS,
September Doth 1874

SUPERIOR VELVET CARPETS, (already madel
- Sietrn Aixn.instcr Rugs (iu match)
Mats -
Ply Carpets
; do
Al, 3 l. and } 8 snp'r Gw,l.cd Venelitns
ChimIe and ruf,ed Rugs
titass and Ch'nullc Mate
Al 81, 81, id4 and p Oil OFT e., Dining
Roo.
/ 1, auI ST. Furniture Oil c 9th I've -nperior)
Blu G"i Green Coli, c imson & Gold Da
mus : Tor CnflH
NojI, 3'ne AID Crimson D,ma, h for CLrians
Turkey Red Mu,itcs do
Centre Ia ,e- AID Sjdc Loop. for Curtnin., to mitch
D,ua,sk Eosct- and Btuta
Window C"rnicr4, assorted VERY beautiful part,rn-)
SUPP Luce Curts IL
Emhrnlrted MusIins Cor Culnna,
All Il " eh We III ell extremity low anil respect
t. ~ r,h Ill from all Wishing It,rchas".
-" 30 ,t2m GEO. VI RUCkER& co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30
Trustees Sale of ; aluabIe Real Estate,

Ga BY yu"r OF deed trasi executed la me by f5'
ELL VI. Cnnrell Sr. and 9th. the .,4l June I'LL
1884. aud recorded in the Clerks Ohre the Cam.
bell County Court. shall proceed t" >lI the vuuailr
rruucIn Therein conveyed la Ne. rs Tuiows:
On Saiurdr, the litt lay Of October next. wi t,
I'D. "a III lremi,,,, 4 de-ir,bln House and Lot
>iiuair, Cucke in tie CRY -, yrt burg,
tic purchased by tie al NJ. Go te,l, ST.. ii y.
I. c. Peters. Eos, sson given . b,re the Ii 1T
Januafe 1850.
On Saturday, the 2lsl Of the month, viii b.
thee hundred frt situated II Canul,in the comfy
of Canpb l., and les han nile the city of LyHci-
burg -togetGr with all the improvements thereon,
con-s'in ola large and conmodious CORN PLAS-
TER NJ LII in ahichi, ere i. al the necessary vol
and spinning ina, hiuery &c large s STORE HOiSE,
ard tNo other ene1rnt suitable for .ate residence.
This property is considered m,.t valuable. especially
by rho>r " h" knnw its advantage mil site. The
improvements ARE all NEW; the wHtel power suthcc1
fl aaA and all purpu-c,; and the mill which Is buit
tie bel brick be- enar ged if necessary. and aiaP
ed any hiud Of maaufacrure. Thrse e,rng u pnr
cha-e such roP ny requested 10 cal. and exnm'nr
tor 'hen~rlveas ed, thai i Nrry RAJ" that s"ch
properly j. inuu- ht into Iuark
TERMS I pom credit Of four. rist AID twfI'"
months, regohble paper satisfactorily -odotsed, AMI
The title the property retail ed until purchase mo-
ncy Is pai WM. Is ROANE, trustee
sep Idle Loot
~ Llnrhburg Republican, Richmond Viii! and
Enquirer copy 2tnWth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30

The editor of the New York Herald has been
shown Il letter written by an officer of the Japan
squadron, upon paper of native manufacture. Its
texture is remarkably light so much so indeed
that il j. described as something between the fin
est bank note paper and gossamer. And yet
though it is apparently of the very fimsiest ma
tcriul, it is remarkably strong and cohesive. 1t
appears to be, and probably is, manufactured
out of a pulp made q, rice The paper i orna-
mented- and perhaps, solidifed, by u yeining of
some pretty design, somewhat in the same man
ner IA the watering some bank note paper.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30
AppOmattOX Land and other Vaiua.
bic Property for Sale.

rUL. y. b. McDEARMOh, being ds-rous If n,
" moving j. tnmilt t. . State Of rexns | ,,ul
nffer for sale th. hieho,i h"rr. Appoiluitnx {
II on the 9th lay ii October ncx'. that be ne COM
dav the foown proptrt, held ly as Trustee i
Mr.. Med fnrmon to vii:
Tho Hotel at APpomn,ro~ conr House togrthoruill,
81 q. 80 ncres u WOO Ina. hi, hutl i. rons ide,I
the very beet stand in the county, being just ~ po..
the Cont II ani on the road tiom lyt chb,,g L.
Richmond. The buildings larious and in eond u.
pa;r. Also of lan within six hundred yntd.
II Clover Hull com. uug about 220 acres - at winch
is IN woud und well timbere The remainder i rlet-
ed and is vii al pied Ia tte culture Of Corn. WET
and Tobacco and has most exccle / orchard ~ il
This land lies well and Is believed To he valuable a.
any Tract Of high lard in the comfy Also ,nr OH.
tract oi wood au containing 80 aclr-. very heavily TIN.
berrd. and adjoining the lhnds oil Jarob rih,, j. "
Wn,', aud within 400 yards oil the l., fp nenop.
ed aud is considered the very Lest high hnd- IN th,
County. sove1al unimpioved lots the mon Al.
tox Depot % miles south of the Count House At iAo
same time and puce will lac sold large quantity Of
valuable Furniture suabl, both nt Tavern and private
use. Several fre hor-es, 30 hcad Of Cattle flock ur
Sheep, Plantation tools, Wagons | Ok cut.
Buggy Al Il two Carriages, one good crops Of
Corn Fodder and Suaw
Forter'n> ef sale Fpp'yto S, d. McDearmon, Appo-
moitox Court House.
JAMES c. WALTON, Tru,rer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30
1854.
SEPTE spssE IL 26ils.
GEO. M. KUCkEK Il co.

~ ESPECfFuLLl usk u lion oil the Laaiss
~ TO Tia. following Goods, viz:
FIR nch Worked Mn,ling Collars and Sleeves,
:" Inside Collars
Chcmisetts
penl Incn Z llars
Gimpurc
Mtltcre
Maliue. Sleeves
Cembric Collar aud Sleeves
Linen d. g" do
L fbrui lerrd G imbic Dress
do do SkitS
do Muslin Cap.
do lniat'. Rob, 5,
do Bodires
,Ipuru. ~ Chrmisert, aud Sleeves
do Collars anil do
Emhr drr d Bnc, Grippe & liars.
The above g""ds in cr 'iety and selected
with The greatet crr being OF the designs aud
Ill of this fal m.or ation Ladies' wanting ,url.
goods may rely getting the most FASH N bic 10 he
hat Il NJ. r. 4 co.
80 3n.llm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30
cEPTEniBEK 3O,h. 1854.

- GEORGE NJ kUCkER & CO.,
LYNcdBURa, Va
Respectfully beg tho attehton of the Indies md Gem
il~ment Ia the September stock Of rich and elegant
Fall and Winter Goods Just receiv Il and opened
The at-nrt,"ht is very ronpi,.. Customers vii find
IN his eahl -hncn nearly quite every a,c in tie
Dry C,oas line The quality OF goods may be, in
instances. relied or, a'tt stock generally selected
with gren, anI with rrfrnce - durability. The
prices will he satisfactory. Mean eoad- exttcrel,
low rce.. Gipl goods ~ usual at VIA go ii goods
'orth. e,i is respect uy requested of nil viii.
80 hi.,. sep 3O-a9m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30
LYNCHBURG MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN b. GADDESS. PRoIRIrroR.
Adjoining POST Offic,

Adjoining Post Office,
HAS NV in >nup the be,t display oil finished Marble
L l. Work South of l}altimo
Person, in vii do well II ,'n and MINI, AMI
merchants goin, North huvc orders hisd lele IL
cheap aud work executed wed a. any Northern Es
Enlistment. and The heavy charges ,frei ;ht, g.
alsp box free al charge aud atee safe 10
any distance. contracting | 81 Egg plinn and the
,nriou. American Marble M"nnments, ToAbs. iIeaf
and Foot Stones and ANY thing in the Marble line
NJ y stock llrad aud Foot Sfone. merit particular
attention. Inform size style. aud quality hey
daptrd 10 the tastes and circu. n,tarces Of all.
sen sc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30
RELIGIOUS NOTICE..

The funeral of alrs. MARTHA BERNARD will be
preached, in the Baptist Church. ON Sunday
morning at II O'Clock. The friends and acqua'n-
tanoes of the deceased, invited 10 attend.
sep 80 j. l.. PRIcHAkp'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30
TALU4BLE TRACT OF AAAD.

El Il VALUABLE IRACT GF LAAD.
81 In Buckingham GohHtg, lOR SALE.
-hai IN Friday, the 18Th day oil OcloberneAt, the
premises tiler r e. ub,it auction NY TRACT or
LAND in h irh CHAM ". yng Wills rive.
thinning geo acres. about 80 of whi h nIc low
g,nrruds. There Is on tins land a fir. DIV ELLlNi
non 81 win six room: e,'at Kitchen with
lee House. \ -tu jim, md al oil - cut
Il uses uud Farn- in good oidrl IT. ts,uIy fol ,ueh
inrn.-tnerihcr u1h an excellent OhCHAkR. rom
min ~ hilo,t every variety ot iru,t.
ln> band i, 4 easy utces> toihe Markets OF hicl-
mo Il sbutg aud ~ nchhura; nile Aotl Nest
OF thr New >,ur ina h,"iy AID l,a,ar urig ,nr-
fo"d MN, diatrly on ,le Punk Rrad lcndi. nom
ltu.kitg hat Cuurt lou. toll Suuh,de Raj road ut
Far,nf lie, Il nilcs from the litter rlace.
Persons wishing tohny will Apply to Mr.. John A
Lunouser.i r. whorc.i,Ie- in the inn cdiar neist,r
ro - he subscriber in LynchhLre. TRIMS I'M.
RAJ nd made Known Oh tn day ~ SUI.
SEP 4 II. >AM't - CHRISTIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30

CHLoRoFoRM VESSELS FOR AMERIcA.-A let
ter from Paris, il is stated, reports that two yes
sells Of two thousand tons burthen each are in
course of construction at Nantes to ply between
Havre and New York. the engines of which are
to be worked by chloroform. This is a recent
French adoption, and it was reported some tiufr
back that experiments were being rade in France
with the view of applying it as IL motive to ships
If one succeeds in reaching America it will be n
curisoity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30

The Philadelphia Pennsylvania publishes
what purports to be list of the officers of the
Grand Council of Know Nothngs of North A.
merica. Among the names in the list are james
NJ: Stephens of Baltimore, Recording Secretary;
w. W. Williamson, Alexandria, Vice President.
and John =. Hilton of Washington city. inside
Sentinel. The President of the Grand Conn i
is said to be James w. Barker If New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30

have been collecting subscriptions for the rehei
of the destitute who are suffering the horrors Oh
pestilence in Savannah.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
Sale Of Valuable City Property,


rINHE .ub-crhcr, with a Niew I" lie liquidation of
hi. ,,t., all otirr l5I sale a. HI d- n,a "a tn.
c,v ~ L,nchburs the nIlo" ing si. al H. tuIeIt,
IN. House and Lot in viii h." ,e.i4,s, .lru to-,
in the :, iniiy e ID Payne. John j NRt.an, aItt
others. The Improvements are new and If IL. uo.t
conf rable md substantial claraeter; the GARDEN
very tnoducliv.; tie GHoUNDs HIGHLY iMrRoysp ny
URssMtsTAL Walks. SHRuBbERr a. AID upnn IT.
premises WELL at the BtS1 WATER in til, g IT,
At The same tim AMI place Will p" sold all he Eous
hold and Kitchen Furniture OSE CARRI.Gt. ON,
W.aos One Sadd. and pra't Horse. Nc. &c. NC.
Alter sale of above. will ie -old Twenty-Seven
Negroes consisting # men. mud h, "; an ~
tl-m 1hJee ErcsAcat TRiiors, Sryerot Stemm,rs I'm,
prf-er md T1nner. who lac rern.. Infnlcd A.
among the be-, ia tbe Sur'; One Carriage Driver
nnd NiNE WOMEN suitube for house aud iBrm ser,unt.
and am, ~ them .evrn exr,lleu' Cooks Washes AZ
Sal. to commence the 2Gth day of Ocohrr, 1854 =
f,r ifrot tn. fair day, snd continue from dn, -
day untul ,o.d lem, made know a The day + sal,
sep % dIwtds h. bOGWOuD
- u /. L.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30

The Virginia Colsnizationist contains an able
sermon preached by the Rev. VIM. N. Pende
ton. in Lexington. Va. short time since. in aid
of the ,exertions now making to increase the use
fulness Of the Virginia Colonization Society.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30
Iron Works 4 1900 Acres of Land
FOR SALE


Rl Virtue OF "A deed Of i,us c,ecute 10 US on lhe
- 18th pt August. 1919, by Alexander n. Mortgom-
CIV aud others, nnd # record in ito Clks Office OF
Nelson County Conr shall. IN the PA day q o'-
Oler hfrf it tain. ii nos. the fair day. upon th'
premises d AT the Furn nee suHied thereon, eel 10
tie highest bd itf all that valu ,ble Land known bt tb
al E,k Creek tunace-cunsstins o bet Seen Il
AMI 1900 acres.
1t is pfoperiv in evory respect most vaIuao" -
situated Ja River ia the county of Nesnn at inc
mouth OF Elk Greek, ami the Canal: amt as an
lt"n Establishment. 'lrrs every nducement 10 enter
pre- such pursuit. The Jre, lime. one and "a'd
belir\ ed Ia he abundant.
The irn.tees uIrehrnd that there exists lelns upon
this prnp' rty 10 the mount Of several thousand dot
prior aud preferable to Tho Lem annred by the detd ="
them: aud IN nrd"r to prevent mischief. they J. WIN
mol the apphcation oi the purchase money nhlh y
asc,rtatned thnt n purchaser Will get good the
his IS the fourth ef, which the trustees have no"'
To sell this pr pet,: and being required impeai'tF
by the pre- tered creditor Jao. q McClanahan {" P'
coed I" the decd OF All persons '''t7
ted hereby warned hlt The sale will be unqhesi1h
ably made tie time nd place above mentioned
A. much cash will be requne ed as ALL pa, III" e'ieI
se~ e" sale and the expenses heretofore lncnre" III y
effort sell aud for the residue credit of t"' ana
three will be given. Good personal security 10
gwen hnd the tile tAincd utt, the purchase hn''H
i Paid. ANY clson living in the ne.ghbnrf God u t
bands will show them, aud especially Mr. AIekaho'
Mundy ind Mr. C"rbin Jordan
STERLING CLAIBORNE, .r,,.,.,s.
WM. ROANE.
aug 3 ct27 sep--thcn lis i27oct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30

HE NEW DIRK SAVANNAH RELIEF F5Np-
There has been in all. SIP, II raised up to this
time. by the various parties in New York who