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By invituticn Of The Democratic S6tc Contra!
Committee Of Indiana, Senator Don.las viii address
the people OF Indianapolis on tis 6ih day Of scpenl-
bcr "u vindica;oa Of lie gren pr;nrilc> oi se.i 50.
voruuen:, State rights 'an constitutional liberty. a.
recognized il the organic oct oi Kasnr and Ncb.as-
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING At EASrON, PENN
SNINANIA.

EAsToS. Aug. 81, lS5h--A Democratic County
mcrtin. took place in this town to-day. The attcn-
dance was very large and the gathering very harmo
NOUS. Strong resolutions iasscd III tnv"r oi the
State anil National administrations, amd alao in tnv"r
Of the Nebraska aad Kansas hill. I'll" meeting was
addressed by Senator B:odh"ad and Governor y. IL.
Rerler of Kansas.
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MILITARY ASlLCM.-Co NJ. VI. Payne, Of the
United States i;h regiment Of artillery, has been up
pointed "Governor' OF the United States Military
Asylum near Washington city. The appointmcn,
was made by the Board ct Commissioners, Of which
Gsn. Winfield Scott is President.
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BosrOS. Aug. 4l.--0rr, the Angel Ghhr"i. Who
was arrcstcd nj Chnrestuwn Yesterday IN" c'inrCc
of disturbing the peace, ami lodged in JAIL had
hearing o.tay. ana being u:;;J: /" give $doJ ."cuf!-
" 20 appear ut n further hearing on Friday was re-
t.b
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New YORK, Ang. %2.-- The large auction saie OF
Rio C,,lce ;oJ:. place this morning, and waa well At
tended. Five Thousand eight hundred bags were
sold at .: lii being an advance Of fully tct. lhe
bidding was spirited und the average price Of tie
" hnlr Uus IHl ria.
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DrNoCP ,TIC NEETIN,; Ar LOUISVILLE.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING Ar LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, August l6.-A inrgc dcH"crG:Ic meet
inp wns held this evening TT which resolutions were
adopted expressing disnpprohatinn of IN" Know Mo-
thing organizations Col Caldwell delivered i"rci-
bio speech in opposition 10 the above organizations
Some disturbance anticipated Lui 1t all passed
oil quietly.
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1t will be observed from the long list Of premiums
offered Ivy tho State Agricultural Fair, and which wc
will be found on our fourth page, thai they amount
TO the handsome sum Of eight thousand do!iara
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CIVIL SCPEKINTENDENCE At TIE ARMO

Tne administration has carried into effect the recent
law If Congress. and removed the military supcrin-
terdepts Of the arnlcrcs al Springfield and Harpers
Fcrrv. Ersknc 5. Allen, OF Springfield, is appointed
acting superintendent of the establishment there, and
William Byiuc;on at Harper's Ferry. The+e gentle
men were the master armorers under the n!tay sy'.
TEN.
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AN IMPORTANT hPPOINrMENT.-The Hon.

AN IMPORTANT hPPOlNrMENT.-Ihe Hon.
Catch C,sriur Attorney General o::hc United S;acs
has. we am, appointed Alexander DimiTy Esq, d:
Louisiana ~ m unpori;T: position, the duties O.:
which he "a p.liirrlG qualified 10 discharge. Profess
sor Dmi;rv is n Graduate Of Georgetown College, in
this district; and his scholarly aGmirrns are of The
highest order. lis eminent talents End learning
would grace nr. siatiIn wh;c: he might be- cac': -
fill. III addition 20 his rare mental cndowncr's Smd
Accomplishments. he is q gentleman ot nin7t hmnhI"
,l,pnrtn,cn;; and in Louisiana and elsewhere he has
troops "t friends
THE Senate Of the United States. III" last session
oJoD.ed resolutions nSfrucriug The !aw officer Of the
ovcrnmcu: to cause 10 ;c instituted thorough imvcs-
tirnti5n or the acts and decisions Of the board Of
commissioners appointed under the provisions Of ;hr
Cherokee trcn;v usually called the treaty oi New
E,hota, negotiated in i!!c year lS31 He Attorney
General has been snyulariy fortunate in securing the
services Of 81 able aud d-iin"nshcdn gentleman a.
Professor Dim:try 10 engage in the uruouS anI i'm
porant investigation indicated above Washington
'g,OH.
The California Indian reservation has become n
scene of singular prosperity lie Indians appear I"
work with the utmost cbrcrlu!ncss and ala"rIiy III
their various occupations oi driving teams, feeding
thrashiug machines, attending the crops. &c. Their
wheat crop IL enormous. averaging thlriy-lvc bush
els To the acre, and estimated {" be- worth according
10 the prices at Los AnC".os, from tjODO~l 4"
900. indinns arrive daily III small parties from
various pare Of the STATE and, though each trih"
speaks different dialect, they thrive hGrmoniouSIy
together, such thing quarrel or fight never hap
peuing among them. Captain /. l.. Coanvr, IN re-
cent letter from the rescrv"tIu says that happ!cr
set Of benz. ;han these InIiurs has mover been h>
lot 10 acc.--f LouiscNir Jorndi.
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CHOLERA NEW YORK.

New YoRK. AUGUST 21.--During the Last twenty
four hour- in two Io-pitaia there have been zen "rw
cases OF coie!u ,Irec deaths and ioriy-iwo remain
ing under treatment.
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Tho Jackson Ruil Road has been completed from
New Orlonns to the Mississippi line. This schcnie OF
penetrating the swums around New Orleans, ,und by
iirec. and short route penetrating the healthy pny
woods, wns s;arod more than twenty years ago, says
,ha neIto
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Fora lindsay, ~ Mrs.. Noodi>. P"iJs-r} ~

Fora lindsay, ~ Mrs.. Moodi>. P'ij.r| -
De VIZ y. Davenport. Courtesy Of NJ. .. y.
Ranioph)
W. prefer Mrs. Noodles "Rou-bin- /. ia -
Bush" to hcrlasr production, entitled Flora Lindsey.
ThciEclrni- ofthc Iai;"r."ry anthsu :;.. Chavr
common place: but they relate! in ca,g, ri'.-
.ant style and nave the charm oi rrta. irr ;..v urn
said 10 be personal narrative OF tie au'hur.ss Tie
description Of the cmi.ri.n,. leaving thor A.ur--
their pcrous voyage across the N.Unt.c-thr.rp"r-
vGl;ums and tru.s--i"rIis the most uicr,a;.n- I"r
tina ni the work. "" mU-' not i"r-r: 10 Hy...."n
F.Dya's perfect ;yu,; in Divine Providence, a@i h'r
thoughtful :-acn.s "t it., mysterious we-.imr-
ior thr,- ;hrowa radiant coorins The uusa.a5-
tiou, production.
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EANk EAILIKES.

BvrTALo, August 2l.-Ine Eric and hsmhzno
Raj iin,d Bank Gf Michigan. and the Bank # Wash
,ena of Michigan. i, Is reported have both iai!ed.
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r,,. p,cuuoND ENeT.HEh' =.
.slIsHED pAILl AND SEM :" " =
. L nv RIrCHuES & PRYOR.
: L K v

II 81,
-. D,i,v r.rCr seven dollars per n'hu.t. S' ,h, " ono
c.Shi dollars it ..4rn for sh"r,rr p.'o" "' .m5
r"- hc ScnN ky i've dollars per ai'',a u H. am; anu
H.. fr .ly months pnyablc in advance, 70 De Had
e co. ., rcn,,d 10y mail. postpaid; or six dollars
., -, At the cnG Of :ar y"Gr ., , l.;
- -. 80 ;c. - ,l,s Office :usy b. reunited per mail III
and yaabr bank notes At the FISK o the rsS haOs, os
2S'- l,.,,- :; srprc.!v Of any account TO the VII
+ he accumulation Of po.'asr in an rG,er: extensive 0u
- "''''" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
NV TyevRER-For TEN lines or less, first
"S :y Gems, and every succeeding insertion TWEEN
''.' ,'' :, inserted once week, twice week. or
,c. ,vcck ,hir:y.cven and half cents for each
-.,n si.,r Il" r-''. ,, ,so sau, f.. -.
42, . r, ,rnynr-ion for advertisements of greater
= ..ccm I5r:,cy vcnders and Auctoneers, who are
- s,.i .pry.r !"cUdcdO
" EEKLY-For TEN lines or less first in
=" ' 80 .,.,, iur csch continuance 50 cents:
AZ 05;.aar:es aai Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
e.. no chnr..l :Or rs advertisements.
-. I'm, distance must he accompanied with the
or satisfactory references, 10 insure execution
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EIrTy DoJI.VS RrWAHD

D!ro. e. tie Rcd s,rce: Spring.. .oriar. tho lith
inst, THOMAS G"iNN. yOunset cn!!d OF Wake! n and
sr-ah T. Turpin, asrd months AID - days.
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FOR LADIES.-The Brooke county Agriculture
Society has ordered splendid sde-sadde TO be man:
ufactured, for the purpose of awarding it as premium
for the best female equestrian at the fair in October
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-25

TO. AMI main supporters, too, of our only hope and
salvation The Conshtntion-thry have dropped
down TO contempt, disgust and ridicuIc where ever
Nebraska and Kansas" has been read or heard Of"
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rETEpN nE 4 CONSI.I..
I,prr gtT: nF RIO COFFEE.

Hosroy, Aucu.; II. lS5i.-The ship RingenHer'
arrived NJ this port from Manila DrhG' ""'.!' D. d.
Williams, L. :. Consul az New L-dianI-
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HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

-" ~ ivOm the suhscrih"r, on Sunday night, the
NJ - q July, Negro Woman named LCCRETIA
's'a = about 81 y-nr. old dark brown, above the
. a''Sh, mud well proporoned. She had when she
as.| hua6Ic Of clothing | have every reason II
~ $40 ~ been furnished with pass or free papers.
.''s go !: taken In Rockingham or Augusta; $50
.."l hay wacrc IN Virginia ou, of the above named
o,, -. Il taken IN Maryland. and 500 if taken i'll
\. '>''''ss = bI:docwa,er, Rockingham county, Vir
H., q q. X. GIBBONS.
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ATTEMPTED COALITION FAILED.


PORTLAND. M, August filth. NE.- and rec
sniIcrs Of AmdroSc"C-iu county met At Lrw!-"wm "n
Fri,iuv and attempted form c"aliiinn bu; failed!
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NORTHUMBERLAND FOX SALE.

W. T. otter for shi. beautiful iafi, - ''' ''"'' "
w hbcn.rIc lv!us the "ast"ru .''Y' 80 ''r 'i'
West Nouu,np c.nn, from k"tw:c1 che -. t'liru h
T. Dcuor) on. r!l',-;rulE IL. contemplated ''i'n-.' '
the O.su.. md Alexandria Il. T. ru" nI". ai" .'.."
Eiynnrs lIor,.. boat Improvement four mill. !. mI
s3:, l-3 ACRES,
lyf Of which c''rr.'i, w"li IrtJr" "tt "a .-a
of improvement IN" r"nrigt"r Is IN woods. I0" .'
mrs are n i,u III" Uwr!I'r: = ui ur.ch, $50 -'. % -
,ainin. ten ruv:,r- hni HiG rIe-H-'. n''. '- .
rrrci is finished in the v"~r U"-' s'!." Tie .'' e
s,j sr.i ,ni GOOD -.r.r. I5ui' .'... . ...
country summer r,,i"ncr,r rnri'"u' 'E "..-". -
within IA icw hour r5' "i h!'hi.a' o." ~ ..-'
., .-,,, l,-r, = :,:,.'r. SONY 300 a'''.- '' 900 '.
;oi,,irr cs be- !lrI ai i.lr I~"" kr"r'r'' nay 30. '
y, sir Lanes Inrt -; HhrHng.". k"s".'N i.lH'. or Poe
u..,-- G. l!i,n n.d JOHN Jo"'s "i I,aan...'. h-,
rcr.ou. .r. requested 20 rNaniH" Tor t!ci"-' i'r-
! :. :. HAIT.
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w n'rui,u: =, r.lnDy" 20 !r"!'rlrh-I.-. u'.- Poo.
sci, Ei- present r"si"nrr nUh location i.T a .''.
-cHooi. wuInu. ".,t. t',r"" hundred !'f'- "i ''.-
nraltgy md Intelligent r.IghhoIh""d Im" '"rm r.'
t,!is on. ilnGr"i rlt -.ycLty n'rci .a'd N"" .'.
clay sub soil aui consequent? c"TaO." Oh L-h IMPROVE"
Ineu;.
The building. CONSIST Of Dwelling ion'r VIII -
rJu,Es yr.il", ,i.Hm. room IL t.c rn.,i'N'. " @"
non Of .c1v youns ladies' good lodging ROOMS tug "
v,uz. Il Barn. Car.iH.- House, stable. g., '' ..
c.r,r erected md III In" condition I"!- .Hh 700" ...
nm, ,o sr. Inducements 20 gentleman qualified iH T"
r;u,- tho cma!. ,.!0oi i!u local in'ron nl r1 ,i
,,i:ure. an ;nrpor,in, ii"u il tho csnI"'e T." ~ '
i'''e''O'' HENRY ROBINSON.
Monte villa. ncnr BrainI'ou .. HI: and 4ne'r Go
Au. i--,bt
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TIE HEALTH OF SAVANNAH

The Diet al iis sitting %! Au-us. = voted l,SIebUO
huri:ls for the immediate completion md defence "i
r,I.. t,L' N.-,n,i. ''t'i VIA
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\ NCHlNCGRY.-STATE OF VIRGINIA, Towt =

IN C!,iNCEKY.-SThTE OF VIRGINIA, lowit:-
,.,,. ,.l 10Y ;.s Ci-rr:, Court OF PO%ahian conn
- III" C,"rH- uilc" 81 -" sad circuit I"Nr IRON. '"'
= ~. 81. :av o: August inclusive. in the year ir3i
A. T., ,' -. J.,, PHI.
:,.,... :, Motley. Richari J. W. Morley. Wn w.
"r.T W,,, Henry Gardner john n. Gardner, Wa. {.
-. gI Ez.a,th ais wife. Formerly E!&aArih Gard
+. Sar.h Ann Gardner: Martha \. Forincs lGhtdeus '"
Iga. Richard browning and Jane y. his wI:c. form
,7rn d ror,:aas Wm Wilkinson smd SU-H:.t ms ".,
Eao-,; a.7a j. Tur.iars %rrnA Il. furla"', S'ns:'"a
carlns. JOAN " For.!ucs. ThOmHs Marshall a.G
Ella u hi. Wiz" formerly .iG!r;.a II. J. Notify
Drts.
~ ohcc; Of 'hs .G:; is 20 nav" s"t;.caen; o: the
|,a,Ts arcogr's \. administrator O; Wm Motley. Sr.,
ma 10 9rorurt . deer, ~ lis tarr. for any -laEce
him ;-p? :!! o.; lii rst.;", or i!1 ::c '
o! Ylca.an. Garn-- decd 70 the estate oi the said
Ho.;,ry Sr. decd, uuG;0- Hd":sIon % the snid WIN
f"y. anon. the persons entitled thereto, accord
f; % Hw
l,i 'qY;. having been made end filed that the de-
.--, Ne. iic@rv Ga-dgrr John NJ. Gardner, SMrus!
n: rr' Wm {. Malone and Elizabeth hts wife, Tho
M:...l,. Drt amelia NJ ). hs wife. ana Richard j w.
- a-r no, residents o. thi, stare, on the motion OF
.,. IS s.s attorney. il = ordered ;aat IN. said non.
--"a .. srs DO appear here within month nt;cr
p0n7'..l All order and do what i necessary 10
y0"-; her in th. sui: and thst copy Of this
ff'- ." ;.b!'a" xc"k for four successive weeks
he Rr7=1.G Enquirer. newspaper published in the
0: !:"2'0ni and an' another copy BE- posted al ihe
6or q ;ac courthouse Of this county on the first day
'ae EEK: County Court
icofy--Tcs,",
/ Ml u
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nAvrn Il ur,NTER- Clerk.
I-IRJ.INIt.-iS CHANG

f-IRI.lNIt-iN CHAM Eht.-iA h'Nfiid SHcu!i
Cog-; Apri. term. l-2i:
.,-a ytDownll administrator Of Peter Mcdowell. de-
H.. ,na vi Jrp Mcdowell. Jr, md IN ms own right
4 ar, lnscph sui DAME. v Mcdowell, VIM Ricnard'
|. az; VIE Reuben Ra-sire md w!:c Reuben WoTs-
.a!w... Nancy Mcdowell! and Sarah Mcdowell
s;s.:s; -,-,. - ,r
rs 1.a II Robertson, administrator "i fA"h"'n y Nor
!. i.c.s.ri JgYir. Mcdowell. 81, On!c"s Mcdowell
Y. ,1w ,r W.lcG.. r!"ch. William Abner, John Jack
/. =. j1., q Mcdowell children OF John McDowet the
- I!,.3 Ds-.
, . i. ~ .x'ract vf tnr decree entered In ms
l.r "4a:.. ,Y:"a-aI ina; COmm!s-ioner Lawson hfs
i - .t.-,.. ~. decree entered AZ OCTOBER lerii
s. .,cu:,.. lie &c ors OF the cstat" o' IN" sn!d
,,a.a Y Mo-:sa. decd. 20 chow cause AGAINST INC
kr,,.. - l.,y-ry u IL" "s'Ht" OF tho -"in d"c"den
-, -. -as ~ notion u III" !n!ntIf III t!l- s''''
A. c...~.t's:s g.; :..r aid a.ccc!!, Il appearing
,ia ,yu v"a. have elapsed since the qus!ihca'
ls q 10 rc.oua representatives.. the Cour' dorm hereoy
ne. ,s -.c1.s uf 10. SAID d"cedcn', show cause
re .r1 tern. u IN. cour;. against the payment hh'
khre-r O; ~: scr GI-riIute"s si tnh c"P!
,n,. 0. !er ra published week or tour wt'AH' ~
he o; ~. uo;v.apr- published IN the city o. Ni'iio',
posed a .c ron: door q: cAc COurt Hou1' o, a''s
a.y Co4r: on h" $.st day OF ,wo succT" VI
,.rr at-.,..- Clerk. pro ;cin.
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either sex alone

-"ScSinS either sex alone
IA hall ;scl. ana IN :rge n.lTri.c" eI.
Nor rguh! nor Unequal, each iL.".'
Dc!n;, II each. aJi ,.way, thought ~ rhor:h'.
Purpose IN purpose, will in viii. they .ruw.
The -.Hs.c pure AMI g,r;rc; animal.
The 'wc ccili h"a.; o"a., -. y!.- :'l'i .'rr.-
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FALL OF A HOUSE AND LOSS OF LIE

CoIrMBIA, 5. G., August 2l.--It il reported that
there has been Is deaths from yellow fever a. Savan
nnh tn.inv.
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--I.,1- ,-Cl0N IYANTED.

YOUNG LAD aeys OF v.ns wi'as, so 10 0Oia5 Tbs
.lua;L " =. 10 ouaication ard character will DO
Ovsn OTss ,se',,iI Address D. E G., Richmond Va.
Aug l|Slm
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EGGLESTON. FITzGEEiLD ~ 90.

cpnCfHs FoxyvAKpiNG AND COM:uSsiC. iE3-
CHh%IS.
40 H. TEAli. sTtEr. T., i,YrCEo.
.IhTTf; !.r sal, ir'r Tor cnsE " - .-acH' DC, Ct
~ 30 bus, Kio, L4s.ayI,, Jan.lta, lcF, ."e' 'a'
Jli lava Cg4.r
a55 Pn.kIs.- tsa: C.u.ha3, (-r.-.s'o6, io'7caTed
I'D Cotrg Sugar
:: I:.!,. y O. t.4 !? z a'.3s,'
g Package = O ana " No.1s7:'
so Hes NH!.F. a.sV!:ei ,r-.,-..-
Soo EoSr sTe Aoaanas3 ~ a. LIl,5x T%l2 F,T; 55:;'
300 Bags Drop Shot, Sior':a' i ' r. tri,i is,,
G. D. pcrclstGyB CAP. fi5ds.! A''''F' 49, '
and Cotton iw:ar. shoe T-Erg5 ,
JS Pesrns WraTpu. s"I Wr."2c F'Ir
10000 German Cig':i ,p,,,:,1
95vcO Superior HsvNna md R"sEia 90
10 Bu!Aei. PANE Cio"tr SEED.
Nh >, fiiI -0ck o Teas, W.esr Liquor, c.iese u
Aug l7--cwlni
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a6TCII ". FRY il s0Ss are no" rec':via!
& 3 RS nhd. Porto Rico ami Eex C.!rans SuE4rE
go bbs {. Yellow Coffee Sugar,
80 packages Loaf ana Crushed sugars
80 bbl. New Orleans M0lazsr.,
20 hhds Porto Rico and Cuoa Molasic',
900 bags Rio CO:.e.
800 bags Lasuay:a Coffee
$50 bags old Java Co,!ee,
20 bales Mocha Cotec.
800 boxes Sperm, AdaiEsn:ns and Isi!''' 'H'-'F'
GOO bags Shot, asso.Icd,
500 los Lead,
1000 sides Sole Leather!
800 Doxe. French Window Gfs'' .,
Together with general assortment q mn ''
sale on reasonable terms. t.s -, -----
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AEs-!c dor Axe. ,..or,c5, Aycber'. Richmond
A'' S';cinons AMI Collins. tor sale by
Az, SMITH L. HARDWOOD
No. s5 Main Street
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TIE KNOW-NOTiIlNCS REPIDlArED.
LOUISVILLE, August 2l.-Ihr democratic party u;
I"ni-viI" Kentucky hav" formally rcpnd;atcd know
nu,hnrism.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
AUCTION SALES
Sale of Lands in Nielsen and imh.-

| y pursuance of Il decree of the Ciren;, -
OF Nelson County. pronounced on the I'll. y
of May 1851, IN three suits therein dcua,ss 'aY
one of which, A. G.. Chewing, and Nico,' = VI
wife, plaintiffs, and Spencer Coleman al DIS
beeca, his wife, and the other heirs of W ',,'
Digges, deceased, are defendants. in - IL,
Alex'r Brown, sheriff Of Nelson COUNT, III
such. Administrator of w. II. Deges de-. ,,.l a'
is plaintiff, and the same parties defend mt,
in the other, John ID. Durrett's admx AMI 2, a I
Dgges are plaintiffs, and Nieey Diggea ~ d.
and relict of ". II. Digees deed and IL. ,I
heirs and distributes are defendants; tho fF
signed, commissioner for that purpose an,,a;.I
ed, will sell upon the premises. to the III
bidder, all the real estate of w. II. Digpas -
situated in the counties of Nelson and AMI
There are three separate valuable tras .z'' ".
land: The Home tract, lying in the count VI
Nelson, adjoining the lands of $. c. Sree9s =.
others, containing about $50 acres-The Yao.ll" '
tract also lying in the county of Nesc, e1Iu
Joining the lands of VIM. Jordan and Other .a al-
taining about 740 acres These two traofs
well adapted 70 the culture of Wheat, Corn aii
Tobacco. and within seven miles of 1fe ra9uq
Warehouse on the James River Canal TIL
tension of the Orange and Alexandria Ra;l.,
is located through both. and will greatly enIaaal
their value, giving to the owner choice Of ,,a.
ke's On the home tract there is a LARGO III
ing House OF ten rooms also, Kitchen SnoL
House. Lumber House &c. The Vaughan tra,.
will probably be divided and sold in two narceI
The Buffaloe tract, lying in the counties Of Nal
son and Amherst, adjoining the lands of 7. "
HUBBARD and others containing about 770aero.
and within four miles of the James river ean.l'
There is on this tract a comfortable Dwellin
House of four rooms, and other necessary M.
buildings. Most of the tract is still in woo5y
and heavily timbered. 1t will be divided and .oli
in two parcels. Plats of all the tracts will bqov'
hibited on the day of sale
The sale will commence with the Home trac,
on Tuesday the Sth day of August next, If fair
and if not on the first fair day thereafter And
ON the same day the Vaughan tract will be sold
The Buffaoe tract will be sold on the day afte,
the sale of the other two.
TERMS j: Cash enough to defray the expen
SEES of the sale, Ito be apportoned among the
purchascrs,) and for the residue, equal payments
at one, two, and three years with interest from
the day of sale, the purchasers giving bonds with
sufficient security, and the legal title to be re-
tanned further security. The purchasers
will have liberty to fallow ground, and seed small
grain, at the usual time, and full possession on
the lst January, next.
ALEN'R BROWN, Commisr.
June Dc, l354-ctds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

A paragraph full of bhnders relative to the
death and circumstances of the late Nathpniel
Henry, OF Floyd, which has been going the round
of the newspapers, found its way into the Virgin
ian of Yesterday Since its appeoronoo,wo have
been favored with the following note of correction
by a member Of the family:
DEAR SINS on taking up your paper this
morning, the name of Patrick Henry caught my
eye, aud after reading the article 50 headed, my
first impulse was 10 seize my pen to correct the
error as to the "destitution and death" of his
youngest son. That gentleman is now living in
aillueuce at Rcd Hill, the seat of his father
Nathaniel Horny, one of the older sons, died ma
ny years since. He was man of superior mind
and of noble and generous disposition lie
was poor man, but was not without friends. |
feel called upon 10 correct this impression, that
reproach may not rest upon the names of his
brothers aud sisters most of whom ifnot all
are wealthy.
You will confer favor ON the family, if You
will give these facts place in your paper.
With respect, -.
Saturday morning, June 9th.