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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-02
AUCTION SALES.
AppOnattOx Land and other Vnlua-
bic Property for Safe.

vol. =, d. MeDEARMoN. l-ing Il SIRIUS pf re-
y moving | s fsmils to - State ~ frsts. | Will
'isr fr sale Ia the hirhest bidder APPROXIMATION c
III the 9TH ny ni October neat. that be ng Court
dRs. III" T., ewing rrnpr, held lay trustee for
MIR. MeDraunon To vii:
The Hnf" at Annnmatox C,uri llnusr, together with
81 a. 90 acres 1T woo lana. his hote IA r"ns rrrd
the very best stand IA the caluts being just orpo4iie
th' .'nmt II and tho toHd iiom l.sprhburr L.
Richmond. t. baildings -rarinns and in good
pan. Al" 81 ani within six hundred yatds
IT Clover iil, cent g about 30 acres. - al vi eh
u IN wooi aud well limberc The rrmaiadc, ia cleur
ed an' I. well al prd To the culture nj Corn. Wheat
aud fnharca aud hos most exceclt urclhfl On it
Tbs bud he. vel and !, believed To h, valuable
f,,r' at ish lad in the county Ai.o other
tact at w"ol li containing 80 acre. very heavily tim
hcrel, and adluaing the lbnds oi Iarop f,hbs J. w
W"', aud within t01 yards al the be- fo meatien
~ aud Is con.lc Tered very hes high lnnds in the
Canmy 80 s've,ul unmproved lot. nj the A ppnmar>
t"x Depot, % mics south of the Coutt House At the
same time and place will he sold large quantity OF
valuable furnue suitable hoih for Tavern aud private
Several FIVE horses, 70 hend of Cattle fo,k or
Sleep. Plantation tools, Wagons. new Ok cart
buggy N Il twn tnrrages one good crops of
Corn Fml,r and Straw.
forternS # sale rrry to s. u. MeDcarmon, Apro.
mnttuN Count House.
JAMES C. WALTON Trustee.
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Iron Works Il 1909 Acres Of Land
FOR SAIE

E0N Virtue ut n deed OF rust execute TO on the
ID 18Th of August 1919, by Alexander \. MOI tgom.
er, uld others, and ef record in tue Clerks Oc" ot
Nelson County Cuur.; shall On the 27M day # De.
iojer neEf il tair II not the fair |av. upon
premises nnd the Furnace s>luaed hc,ron. sell to
tie highest bidder all that vlu die Land known h, The
ma of X Greek tu nacecun,isng Of bet Seen 400
and 1900 acres.
situated on Ja'es River in the coniy Of Nesn tho
mouth OF Elk Creek and near the CanaI ts m
Iron Establishment. ,H,r. every mlucemrm
tr.ie in such pursuit The Jfe Limestone, and wo'd
are belle, ed Ia be abundant.
The iru.tcrs appreiend that there exists leins upon
Til. prnn rty to the cunt n -ever thousand doll r.
prior and pleerabetn Ihs J." aAartod by tie deed Ia
them: and in order 10 prrScut mischief they WI VIII
mol the application lie purchase money until il i
usr-,isined mat the purchaser viii get good title
This is the fourth efl which the Trustees hive made
10 sell thu ~, pet,; and hcng required imperatively
Lv the or, tered creditor Jnu. & Mechanism pro
c,cd to exec ute the deed at trust. All persons iiteres
ted Al hereby warned thru he sale viii lie unquesti -
ably made N tie time nj place above mentioned.
much cash will be requi ed rs will pay the espei
SEES of snle and the heretofore incurred IN the
efE,r, Ia sell and for tho rc.iAne credit Of md
three wear. will be given. Good personal security to be
gwen and the ii lie tanned uti Tho purchase money
i raid ANY rcIsun living in the ncghborEo"d ot tie
lands will IN Nv them. and especially Mr. Alexander
Munay und Mr.. Cnrbin Jordan
STERLING CLAIBORNE, ,y,,,.,...
WI. B ROANE.
aug 3 ,tI7 sar--thcu l&ct27Oct
Ra,,,l ,,uy of SALE.
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AUCTION SALES.
AraLEaBLE TRACT or LAND.

- h BWrlisrham GoEstg. FOR SALE.
.hall ~ ftidav the 18th day Oc1obe, nrst, IN ia"
premises u TO- salr, publ, auction, my THacf up
LAND IN II rAngh county. /, us illi- ri,s ent
taihins 900 acres M on, 10 acre. al viii are low
grounds. / st.z III. Ian tirs, DWELLING
llot So. Win ~ tsu.nsi u gouI Kitchen with tnr
rooms, on lee House Negro Cabin, and al other out
i, ues mud Pards In good order. rs.atN i"i 'uei
h'rin4--tagethef Atfh ,Ncelicn, oRCHARD. ron
tatnn almost ots variety oi lit
THIS land Is II easy access - The MARKETS ot ftts''
mo i, Petersburg all i.,nchprp, milc' Nuftl Wet
al In Nv Sur ina h,alhs and q,-ai nsiri'h"t'
hnuai 'mn,diHt'lV the Pal Road leading Inn
buckingham Cpu1 ilonss 10 the Soulb.ide R,toai a.
farnsiile, H. mile. from the latte, place.
fe,-on- wishing abby will eprl, IL Mr. John \
Lancaster j.. who reside. In ia. Immediate neghlor
rul IL the suh.ribrr. ia l.ynehbarr TrRMs Una
RtI, utd nude hnowu ia ,dav of Sale
sep IL 1t SAM'L d CHRISTIAN.
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BY SATURDAYS MAILS.
Arrival of the Alps
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

BosToS, Sept. 2s.-The steamer Alps arrived
this morning with dates from Liverpool to the 18th
instant.
There is nothing authentic as to the sailing Of
the Crimea expedition.
The total destruction of the forts of Bomersund
and the departure of the French troopsf for France
il confirmed.
The fleet has gone from Led Sund To Narga.-
Baragnav d'Iiillers has gone to Berlin.
Count Coronn catered Bucharest on the 9th,
at the head of 400 Auetrians troops.
The Russians having advanced, Bajaud is
again occupied by the Turks.
Although Austria does not consider the reiec-
ton of the four conditions on the part of Russia
~ casus beHi she still looks upon the guarantees
demanded by the Western powers as the only bars
If n durable peace, wl,at the same time she main
,ins armed neutrality. and neglect no oppor.
nifty of urging Russia to accept
SPAIN.
Letters from Madrid to the 9TH state that the
payment of the imperial debt will be renewed on
thu lth instant.
Mr.. Soulc has written the following letter to
the Dia 10 Espanrl, under date of Madrid Aug
I3th---
SIR:-The tone and character of the article
referring to me in your columns this day indl-
eating too clearly the influence which INSPIRE d 1T
not deserve from me the honor of u reply. | alb
>ented myself from Madrid, because such was
my pleasure, being accoun table 10 no one for my
acts or conduct. The fear of heing insulted or
menaced by persons to whom my presence might
be disaereeahe would nevercause me to abandon
my post. fear neither the sneers ofimper,inent
fellows, or the daggers of hired asSassins. The
people respect what is entitled to respect. aud
only stigmatize the wrctches who hatter and de-
ceve them. The people fight, but are not
sassns.
With regard to the perfdious insnuatons with
which your article abounds, they are beneath my
contempt. give you fh' merit Of the yarnish
with which you have CLOSED them over, and to
those who dictated them the nfamy of their in
vonton. PIERRE SouLE.
ENGLAND.
The cholera was raging ut London with great
viruence. There had been 1000 deaths during
the three weeks ending on the 9Th inst.
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The Markets.

y. York, Sept. 29--Cotton firm. Floor-State
aud Ohio unsettled Southern-sales of baltimore
Mt 81 GLASS Southern White Wheat VI ~
Cnrn-Western mixed 764 cts. Whiskry duii.
BALTIMORE. Sept Flour-City Mills firm
Mt n SLIGHT advance: Howard street dull. Wheat
and Corn unchanged ndheayy.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE AMERICA.
THEE DAYS LATER FROM Europe.

HALIFAX. Sept. %, 10 p. NJ. The steamer
America arrived this morning at an early hour,
with dates from Liverpool to the 10th lust, three
days later than those brought by the Alps.
The steamer Hermann left Southampton for
New York on the 18th with $50 passengers.
The expedition against Sebastopol did sail on
the Ith inst, and consisted of 600 ships and
Transports.
The harvest in England and on the continent
continues most satisfactory.
The Load,,n morning Post altogether discredit
the charge made against Mr.. Soule Of having
been connected with the last attempted revolu-
ton at Madrid,
The China mails state that the threatened at
tack on Canton is still in obeyanGe. There
great confusion and trade stagnant.
The Crimea expedition has sailed. 74,6D
strong with seven hundred ships and will lac be-
fore Srbastopol or the 20th. The news of the
landing is expected at Earna the 10th.
Austria has officially notified the Western
powers of the Cars refusal. The powers them
rrives are satisfied with an armed neutrality on
the part of Austria.
Orders calling home the British, feet for Eng
land causes apprehension that the Russian feet
will escape from the Baltic and commit devasa
tian on commerce.. 1t Is rnmored that Napier
Wishes to resign.
The independence of Beige gives the substance
Of the Cars reply Ia the last note of Austria
TIE Car expresses surprise that Austria should
have transmitted such propoSale. unaccomranicd
By any concessions on The part of the powers
The Car Internationally rejects the proposals.
He says that Russia has made every concession
compatible with her honor, and it only remains
for the Gar to try the eventuallies Of war, in
order to arrive at solid basis fer negotiations
lie will avoid increasing the complications of
war bat will repel with energy all attacks from
whatever quarter,
Prussia informs the hermanie Diet that she
never bound herself by the guarantees demanded
hv the Western powers---is resolved to remain
strictly neutral.
The Republican party in Spain are extremely
uneasy and another outbreak is considered near.
Tho Republicans were thoroughly organized
throughout the country \ programme of the
intended movement has been secretly circulated.
The Marquis of Albarda, who is recognized at
the head of the movement keeps concealed. Pub
lie opinion also connects Soue with the movs-
ment
Queen Christina has arrived at Lisbon, from
whence she EMBARK for Fran,e.
LATEST BG fiE AMERICA.
The Crimea rsp"diti",t is the largest in the
annals of warfare. The fleet numbers $4,000
sailors and 1000 cannons. Among the land force
are 10000 English, $1,000 Turk Ks, and 10000
Egyptians.
LIVERPOOL. Saturday. , Z. M.-Cotton is uu-
changed; sales of 5000 bales, including 500 for
oxport Brealstuffs are unchanged,c except -four,
which is Cd dearer.
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Trustees Sale of ' aluable Real Estate.

~ BY virtue Ut d. ed unst executed la by SfA
NIL VI. Gonnell Sr. and oth,rs. the cd June MI
1854 an1 recorded in the Clerks Office ol the Camp.
bel County Court. shnll proceed To sell tho Valuable
prapett, therein conveyed IL me, ms follows:
Tn SATURDAY, the 18th ,aY of October peNt, will be
sold on ih. remtse. "a c-irihc House and Lot
situated Cooke in the CITY Of Lycaburs, e is
the purchased by the sail NJ. Go nell, ST, of ID
T. Z. Peters. Possession given before the LIT OF
Januarv. 1853.
On ltnrdny. he 2l.i of the month. will be
sold. the prcmise-, 1T slip of ground containing
tee hundred situnrc ed tin Canul In the
ofGauph, Il aud les iinn Il lie the cly 81 lynch
burg.-toE.tt'r with all thu Improvements thcrcon.
cnnsi,'in oia lnrsr and commndi"us CORN Il PLAS-
TER Nj L. in which t"ere il nj the necessary wonl
and spinning ma hmery, "a c "A large STORE HONSE,
This prup'iu il iderrd valuable, e.prr ally
bv those Wha know it. aivantpee mil site. Tin.
improvements all NEW; the winter power HtEccni
ti nnyaad all purp"-es; aud the mill, which i. huilt %
u br, tck, be enlnr od. IT nccessRy aud adapt
ed ,hny kind al manufacture. Those 'esiring L. pur
cha-e such rap requested ~ call aud examine il
ot fhrn,rlvc.-ns.uie ed thai il i. very thAt such
property is brought INTO mark /.
TERMS pom credit al four, eight ald twelve
months negotiable purer satisfactorily -adn'- A. an
the lille Ia the pr pes rcai ed until the fnrcha-.
icy ~ pa'd, NM. II ROA NJ, trustee.
sep 2i-di2 nct
~ L,ncl'urg Republican, Richmond Wing and
E,,t inn, M. Otut,, Il
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Net, York Episc0pnl Convention.

Nrw YoRK, Sept. 59-The Episcopal Conven-
tion for this diocese re-assembled in St Johns
chapel this morning. -Four ballots were had for
a successor to Bishop Wainwrght,but no choice.
Dr. Francis Nnton, of Grace church,is the lead
ing candidate.
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NEW YORK, Sept 29.-Advces from St. Thorn
as represent trait the cholera is raging there to
Ia fearful extent.
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THE MARKETS.
I From NiiHgdn's Circular.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. l6,-Cotton-Sales # the
week Al 900 bales, of which operators took 1000
and exporters 1000. The quotations were New
Orleans fair Gt Mdding 81; Upland fair 6 ;
Middling Sd The demand is moderate and pri-
ce, favor buyers.
utfs-Flour-Westfr canal is quoted
mt Dos. and Ohio at BIS. per barrel. Corn yell
low 33s; white 34s. Wheat-white 9s. Cd
Lard 52s.
Consols closed at 55i 95s.
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1rr;p1I Hermann,

N. YoRK. Sept: 29.-The steamer Hermann has
arrived from Bremen, with 260 passengers. Her
dates are not so late by three days as the Ameri-
cas-,
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President Pierce was to have left Washington
on Thursday afternoon to visit the great fair IN
Philadelphia. On his return he will visit the Bal
timure fair, cattle show. &".
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Consols closed at Ssh a 95s.

Brown & Shipley quote Western Canal Flour
2Ss; Baltimore and Philadelphia Dos. Ohio 3os.a
s-Wheat-red, 7s.aSs. white IS. 3D. ads. Cd.
Corn-yellow and white, 3ls.a:35s; mixed 3's'a-
3Is
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LARGE SALE. -T,cetue Months Credt.
ON Wednesday, the 25th of Octoberl will sell
Oon the farm upon which now reside,34 miles
from Lynchburg on the AmherstCo. House road'
my entire Crop, Stock of every descriptions
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation ,
utensils, &c. The crop consists of about 10000
N,,. sh af oats; 100 HIS. Corn, Fodder, Shuchs
&c Stock between Is aud 30 head of cattle,
among them are several fine saddle and harness
horses, Young mules well broke, 10 or II mich
cows and calves, oxen, hogs, and every thing
usually kept on "a large farm articles too hume
rous to mention.
TcRus-Sums of $40 and under, cash will he
rcouired. all sums over $40 twelve months ere
dit, bonds with approved security.
nct octds THOMPSON FARLEY.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

Catrmis.inner under decree oi the circuit court
~ for the county OF Amherst. ~ the i'endy su,t ri
Cahe Va Cahrll mud Others the undersigned ohrr- "r
sale the valuable Tract at Land in lha county Il Am
her called Mountain View Ia - nine mica from tho
Guns NJ I've River Warehouse; = miles from Lynch
bnre, from Amher-iC H.. from New Glasgow, md
acent In the line al the Estension o the Orange and
Alexandria acknowledging only about one mile ram u
depot b. r-ihhli-hcd road. 1t conains obout
$40 arresuhont 5u0 cleared. and about 900 woodland
h, avily timbcr.d with valuable timber. a potion al
the band very fertile, AMI IN gh state al ult'H'ion
HE residue . ina state rapid mpro ement lhi-
considered amuIg Il enest W beat tarns IN the conn
", ond il well ,atcd tho cutur, OF Com a"d To-
baceo. II lies we'll and il wctl wate,cd. About -
acre. the land has recently set in gra,s
md an nfr!mrd OF 200 81 800 lrut tree. al choice
kiads LA, lust cen The improvements consist
cumf,ntahic Dwens House. nut h"uses ,st'brs,
The tract viii be surveyed mud divided into pHIcels
AMI sui cih"r ~ parcels, cnsirc trnct aud II
sold privately tele The 9TH October, 1884 II Will
that day be sold nj public auction. thu prem sr.
IL isto be sold fur the purpose of division. Th facility
Il getting from this point 10 The markets o lynchbuf
Richmond AID the cities Il . North aud South
side If james Rivttinc including Automatically means
the Railroad aud Canal with sshirh about To DO
cunncrtcd:the rrndurtven.ss of the soil;-ihc gene
,ul alptec n the aods In the county, in c"nsc
iueno" al ia, nilux OF PRACTICAL FARMERS from other
.ountirs wlrrc improved ans oi the same description
rnnnand higher priee-thr healthinness of The cli-
and ,he beauty 81 the surrounding sccncry render
tho very desirable one--boIh means at in
Nosmrn and permanent residence Tor agricultural
purposes. NM ! CABELL, oom'r
srp7 dsc"wtl.
~ Hiehuon Wing AMI Charlottesville Aavoen'"
"a Ntb.
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FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES.

~
fSs Ek Hx ISG
.s4-- --A. --A-. .-&~~S
llE subscriber "hef for Sale this a.l urge stock
! dsnpcr,r TREES nad SHRUBS ns folnws:
$40 APpla lre's oiF''od size, 81 tho finest fruit.
1t0 Afiioo's. II he bit X ud..
atn D0rrf rcar ~ vnr,ei,,ts Of the most approx,
kad-.
go Pcac. rress-cu, ud lrtr-oi the lie ynrir.
liz
5000 knse-.Ro ontahtrs Ten, Bourbon, Naseue and
Ao.s Rose; Nelbrnn, iIeliotfopcs,
l,DnU Glnpe ues ut native sorts. CHtuwba. and I.n-
bella, md al OF the best European kinds.
Alau. BoN Elsnr. stmwbcrIy plants anl A.psragn.
Root, rIantirsof Asparagus | ed-urd Flower Gar.
dcns laid nI and shade aud Ornamental Tree piaut"f
On iens,na' lie ctn. orlerS puct Ell md forwarded II
any rnr nf th, STATE or nion. JOHN HALLIDAY.
AGENrSlN Li>cliBt rs: Mr. Ambrose Rnckc,
Mes,rs McGork.c 4 Jpnes.
png og-i9tW2m--c2m
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Sale Of Valuable City Property,
AEDRDEN &c &c

INllE subscriber, viii II view 10 the liquidation of
ms dcits, Ill offer ion sae nj his residence in th"
city ~ lSnchbrt the follow ing desirable property, sis
The House and Lot in viii Ia he tc.il"s. snat"d
IN the ii uity "t p d Pnsnc's. JolnJ Waisnn-' M 1
others, The Improvements new and nt the 'nost
cuntsr a. lc and auhstsninl clnrnct,r; the GARDEN
veN productive; lie GROUNDS BidHLY IMPROVED ny
DnSAMENrAL " AXIS. SnHpBBERl 10 mud upon tho
premises "A W ELI. the iESI WATER IN thu ely
Atfhr Tim 'ani place " hc sold all the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, osr Canni,of, oNE
W ,auN Duc y ,ddr aud Deaf Horse, Nc. Ne. W
Aucr sar III aboyt will Ice cold Twenty Seven
Negroes, consisting Il tnen, " men nnd h"ys AIMING
hm 7h9e, Excellent TBiNefS. Scrorai Stcmmcrs. one
Pifer nd oas Tanner. who cnp be reta .omendc -
nmanc he best in Slut; One Carriage Driver
nnd NM Woman suitable FOR house and atm servant,
and am them several excellent Cooks. Washers NJ
Sole o eruimrnct the 2dt apy oi October, 1854 II
tain, rot, The lar day nj continue from day Ia
day unr -otl. 1elms mnIr ',lbw tho LAY "f -he.
aep % dAull4 T. LOCKWOOD.
~ tteruh nm cop, wida
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CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
Sentemher 18th 1854.

SeptefnDeI IStI Ioof
SUPERlOR VELVET CARPETS, (already ma1el
- Iperior A minister Rngs (to mutch)
Nuts -
3 ply Carpets
ia,
A. T. and : 9 sun'r T"lII"d Nenetians
Chinalc mud Tuftcd Rugs
ems. and Oh MALE Matt
"A. Cd, 50, ia aod 81 toiI C'ot ; (for Dining
Roors)
4 A. 6 4 aud 81 Furniture Oil q 9th (very sup-rinr)
Blu. 4 Gnlt Green n Gold. q .imson & Gold Da.
mass tor Cuiia
Solid, Blue ard Crimson Dana.k. for Curtains
Turkey Red MUSINGS. - do
Centre Tassle. and Side Loops foe Curtains, match
Danask Rosetts and Ban Ia
Window Cornces, Assorted VERY beautiful patterns)
Sup'r Lnce Curtains
- Emhr,idried Mnsns Ear Gu iuins,
All ii which We Ill cell extremely low and respect.
fully ask u call from all wishing Ia purcha'r.
sep 80 d2n GEO. Nj RuCkER CO.
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Fall Importation

Fall Importation
OF EARTENWARE AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy articles.
FUNlE SUBJ, ,,h.r oil, h,' unde large aud varied
i stock of Eauhenvnre CHM aud Gil a. the pat-
,efna of which aeleclrd 10y hin 81 in person.
Having xpeiie ,ee of many yrnr- in Ibis ritz uar
b,ncss he feolA geat hdenee in sia tia, In point
of price mad guilty, ii viii eompnit hvmnbly with eny
other house In the ,rad.
White Granite Dinnnr War.
Do do Basins and Ew.r.. jucs Ten Wne. etc.
Blue Print. Flowing and Fancy do
Fine Decorated China Dinner ~ Il Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea und Toi'et N.is
DO do do Piie,rrs aud Vases
Gold Band do Of above variety
White Chit do OF aLov. variety.
Common Ware Of every descriptions, "uittile for
whole.aline which he offer. upon sgcl ttms ta' cash
cannot 6dl To please,
Fine Mnuiol Pier and Toilet Glass,s
Fine lvo,y rabl. Cutlery Waters mn Rrit:ahin Ware
Safety. aud other Fluid aud Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in every variety,
All he asks 10 call. and he feels assured his PRICES
will rive snii.ae,on.
III. Packeri. of the beat in the tra,'e
Stone Ware at Factory pricea
sop Its JAS ID. u EVANS,
No III Main street Richmond w,
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JAS. +. PAYNE,
JOEL Il. LEFTwIcH,} Trustees.

B@All persons indebted to 7. I. Norman OF
to Norman & Martin are requested to maxi
speedy payment, rs longer Indulgence ~iH not b.
GRANTED. oct 2-d2taw-ctds
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NEW DRY 0OOD6.--
pIIII!p w PAYNE
Blank Books and Book Binding,
Main ST, LyhchDurQ, Va

TNllE snb.ciiher will have rcndy for sale, the first
l. Of ho>rmher, ledger. journals, Bloitcr-, Day,
Letter, Memo, Bill nnd Pass Books Of HoMr MANU-
rAcrvnE the price that Northern Books be
bonght tor IN this Mayka. Aiin want oil Blank Books
will plepse give me n chi, before buying
BOOK BINDING.-Persons having books they
wish bound will find il their interest cal ME-
b, THEM ursEas SEND NORTH TO HAVE
BuUsp
to GIensons Pictorial CLEANED and BOUND at
n reduced price WIN J. FOLkES.
Book Binder md Blink Book Manufacturer.
sep % wtist Mnin st, Lynchb,irr. Va.
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COUTulSIDE is,ILlsOAD.

N nnREWARD.- away ON "Wednesday,
- lUND the 9TH of June bright Maatto man.
naed JAG about 25years of age;5 feet To 10 inches
high, stoutly made; has under eye. and ono
finger crooked Ii p, obabk he has tried make his
way to Ohio or some other free state. liaken in Camp
bell county shall give S25 reward. IL taken out OF the
county, $50, and iltaken out oil ihs state 600
The boy. the time be run away was, thei the prop
erly Of Ro s. Wilkins, Of whom purchased him.
sep 27-dl2i&c3t WILLIAM CRUMPTON.
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Richmond Wing copy5 ims- end &. ward accounts TO
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NsA A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND For
= SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust exeou-
cuscd to US by Thomas r. Norman, we will.
on Wednesd day, November lst,l85l, if fair, if not,
the next fair day, sell, upon the premises, to the
highest bidder, TRACT or LAND lying in
Campbell county, containing $50 acres-more or
less, situated on Hat Creek, and adjoining the
lands of Elizabeth II. Clark, Henry Garbec, Geo.
Ieuille, &c.
TEHns-Four, eight and II monihs-honds
with good personal security, and title retained
till last pa yment. Possession given january 1T,
1855. Acting trustees we shnll convey with
special warranty. though the title Is believed %
be good. For further information apply 10 joel
b. Leftwich, Yetiow Braach Campbell co., or
to Thos T. Norman, Lynchburg.