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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

M
a decree Of the Circuit Cont of Amherst
made the 18th day Of August e5j the undersigned Com
msoners thereby appointed viii proceed sell In front of
Amherst Court house. MONDAY, the 18th day of November
ensuing the HOUSE and LOT belonging to the estate of Da
Yd II. Tapscot, decd
This Lot i. situated in the village Mt Amherst Court house.
contains about q acres of land and well improved The
Dwelling large ond Gummodous the buildings
excellent and MI good repair The situation desirable
for a private residence, or for II Hotel
TERMS oF StI-Cosl sufficient dpfray the expenses Of
ale aud the balance credit of and three years
equal portions Of the purchase money win be given, the
purchaser giving bonds viii approved security bearing Inter
the date. Possession win be given Al the end of the
present wear ROBERT IlNSLENi tC,mrs
17-ctlqth JOHN =. ELLIS, S'
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~ reeevrda large Stock OF Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS, comprising all articles in the Dry Goods line
which call the attention Of the public and friends in
general prepared TO sell great bargains especially for
cash having bought my stock under great advantages
Country merchants would do well examine stock be-
going further East will sell cheap house in
Richmond Petersburg.
t3ts n. bUGGENIElMER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

D CROPS Se-Havng disposed of my firm in Bedford
the Blue Ridge turnpike road nos North West of Lynch
burg will sell public auction TUESDAY the lth day
of December the promises if fair the first nir day
thereafter 10 well broken MI Les yoke of OXEN 40 head
CATTLE taone them very fine Mich toWs) about 100
fattpd stock HOGS, the WAGONS, CARTS and
PLASTATIO& TOOLS of every descriptions the crop of
Corn and OATS large quantity of blade aud top Fodder
Shucks also about 10000 pounds of Tobacco tho
produce of the present CROP from gronnda portion OF 1t
very fine
following day, will be sold TO the highest bidder
fifty valuable SLAVES consisting Of men, boys md
girls the Of them young and very hkey and sold for
fault whatever
TERMS OF Str-For all Of $40 and under cash. for
that twelve months credit purchasers Civ
ing bond approved security, carry interest from the
Six per discount will be made for cash
purchases entitled credit Sale commences at II o'clock
A. NJ Zoe 81 .c2nwtllth deel q &. CLAY.
GALE or VALUABLE REAL u sT TIE IN
- LYNCHBtfRG.n puruauce of decree OF the llrst-
Lynchburg in the of Murrol
Taylor ana others shall sell nj public auction upon the prom
ise4 ocock Il. NJ upon SATI RpAl, the l0th of No
vcube Ot Sc aud LOT lying upon 10th street and I'd
alley, occupied by Samuel TAYLOR
The above sale will be made credit of six and twelve
months purchaser giving negotiable notes satisfactorily
the title the said House aud Lot being retained
until the purchase money is paid
CIIAS. NJ. BLACKBOARD,
DC - tl1aw t1Othnov Spcetl Commissioner.
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MOTEB H., Petersburg,
1OO.OOO ASnEsIN RAMP Az a.

rants under the law being issued anxious
TO buy large quantity for which will the highest mar
kot price CASH.
viii attend, scgulay, The Courts of Appnmattox Camp
bell Bedford occasionally Charlotte; and
will always pay the best prices for Warrants Any who may
have them Will please apply me before selling.
prosecute usual all claims for Bounty Land Revolu
tonary Claims against the Government of the
United States. fie T-tsl CHAS w. STATHAM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

d@<or ssEs4kUSEEs'S NODEGE.-Iae nnGer-
signed Of the Circuit Court for Nelson coun
dav of October, tJ5 In the case OF
tIainps NJ Macon Henry MaconA admir- &c, direct
cd 10 an account the outstanding debts due and Sing
v thu tstgtor Henry the time Of his DEATH
ing sail creditors appear before him by proper publication
Notice therefore hereby all such creditors that
have appointed Saturday the 18th day of December next 10
take said acconon Id diy by 10 o'clock in the morning,
they are requested attend my Office ia the town Of Low
inEen with proper evidences of debt to enable me TO
state the account directed by sud decree.
Lov1NGsroN oct Goth, lr,3. ~ -
oe pt,itv :. r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07
, ,.,g ~, ,su,yC MACHINES 4 Wheat Fans

n q VI
II s WUIrTEMORE & BRO, are manufacturing at
,Lnr works on the Basin very superior iHhaoiiN" ~.
GIN rs and FANS of improved patterns ana are rey 10
an orders at short notice and on reasonable terms
wanting superior Machines can depend on 't.ns
@ hv personal application or by addressing us through 'e
Post Office. -, -. =, ,, ,,t;eo and on reos
opable terms. oprr, rrIrccFy,S Orr Pnp
~ %, IN r. ApER MOWER, at the manufacturer
price. 800 ,,,,ir any. Of the ohove articles will do
,au IN send in their ord IS early as possible
rhs rnancr can be examined at onr Noiks
may IalNrs
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500 nnn ACRES LAND WAtsssANTs

EUVsOVO Wa NJ E ~ and warrants and Attor.
" ~. .o ton of Military Bounty Land ana PENSION
ams wishes to purchase 100000 ACRES OF Military onny
I Warrants will attend to any business, as Notary
l,nbllc, s'ci "' e.. LAFAYETTE W.GRAi
" arFa'''' 49, " Notary Public, Bounty Land and
- Pension Agent. I4vnchhurg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

- CO. Hhoesdio Druggists Petersburg, Virginia have
ccvcd their SrnNa STooK of Drugs Medicines Paints &C.
embracing NIL articles in this
line suited to the of Country Merchants Druggists
Ily slciaus and Farmers,
Obtaining their supplies from Manufacturers and Importers
only they prepared furnish these goods low
regular Jobbng house " protspt and care
Ii uIinI 4
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NrovEfsssEa, 2nd, .s55.-

NOVEMBER 2nd, :s55.-
u French Worked Collars and Sleeves
iattCre Lace
Mourning
Plain an. Embroidered lIandkerchietsi :,
And great variety of Lace aud Muslin booaS behetaS' ~
which We invite the attention of the Ladies ~ . ~,
VIM M MN GEO N. RUCKER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

NOR SALE.-Sl0o,00O Bonds of the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad Company bearing cent interest,
principal payable in New York and secured by
second mortgage upon entire Road and all the of
the Company.
These securities regarded othc first class will be
sold Mt price to attention of capitalist
Full of the present condition and future prospects
of the will be furnished by upon application.
june ll-dScts. PETERS. SPENCE q co.
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AL c.NoDs AT CASE pwsCEs, AMI

"A ALI. ACCOUNTS DUE TWICE a YEAR. VIZ: Is
DAY JASU AIRY, and LIST DAY or July.
GEORGE NJ. RUCkER a co, respectfully beg the atteh
stock Of ANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS they have nov
in store This only be TO be appreciated
o extent styles and prices.
Persons visiting this far the purchase of Dry Goods
will save themselves and money b. calling on the sui
scTibcrs. nov 2-tsl t. NJ ~ q ~
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\ y. WILLIAMS, originally Of Piu-yl,n-

10 mn, Iato u NtnoNnrn Va, With BOukEN q WIT
klNS. Richmond Va, aud WATKINS, SON n co, Peters
hnrg Va, GENER Al COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Onlee
In Richmond ~ tarY In Petersburg of Old aud
sycamore streets Give prompt and personal attention to the
sale of Tobacco Wheat Flour all kinds Country Pre-
oeo aud pay particular attention hlna orders for custom
eis. Rotor IL tho following gcntlomeni
John NJ. ptcy, Esl, Chswell pahncy. Esq, McCorklc
Jones, aud Don T. & Peters, Esps IynehhurE Major 7 w
Jones, BurwNl Lee" Esq aud NJ H. Nowln, tampbcli Col
Daniel Coleman Snm1 BarRer ESD and Walter Cole jr,
ESD rusyl, au,a, Judge VIM ioRh, and James &. Early
Esq, Halifax. mny sdScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07
NUONTaiOMEnuE'n CEaEnRATED FAN

WI MiII4STho best In use having been awarded first
premiums all competitors the leading Fairs N c.
Virginia and yland, sold nj factory prices by
ROWIErr & HARDY
Nv BATS Sole Agents. PETERSBURG Va
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- SfREEr, RICHMOND VA. soets oonsfnments of To.
haeco Flour Wheat and all kinds of Country Produce prom
Sing lilgunt personal attention.
cnnslgunens coming down tho Virginia and Tonncssoa
Railroad The - n Phelps Esd Viii be for
WRrtlod free Of charge To the
lilo will also promptly all orders for Plaster duano,
Merchandise. Sc.
His experience with strict and prompt attention, aud quick
retuns he hopes viii trade which viii he profitable
10 bn Gus tomy ind M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

" sion MERCHANTS, give particular attention TO the
sale of Tobacco Flour Wheat Corn aud all other produce
ltose the asn u 18th aud Cary streets Rich
/ ledNctlst
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wARRANTs.-Nesice a..

LNRESH OYATERS just received and fer sale
II Toe PSI zETELLS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

uDEKuyIAN silANO, "a" RRAND, received
direct the Government Agent In fine order sale
by R0WLETT e. HARDY.
IL - B,t.Fa w,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

The Irish Court OF Queens Bench has
decided that a clergyman may marry him
self. The question arose as to the legiti-
m cy of the children of a m arriagc thus
performed The Rev. s. s. Beamish
was duly ordained a clergyman OF the
United Churches OF England and Ireland
and itappearcd that on The 9th of Novsm.
Der, 1881, being then in holy orders, ho
went TO the house of Anne Lyons, in the
city of Cork, and there perfIrmcd a cerc-
mony of marriage between himself and lsa-
bella Fraser. The special verdict described
the manner in which the ceremony took
place, and the general form of the solemni-
cation was that set out in the Book of
Common Prayer Of the United Churches of
England and Ireland, Nj. Beamish then de.
claring that he took the said Isabella Fraser
to be his welded wife, she taking him to
be her welded husband. The wedding ring
was then placed upon her 6uger, and the
blessing was pronounced. Judge Cramp-
ton delierved Judgment in favor Of the valid
ny of the marriage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

A SPooN OR A STAIRcAsE.-Not much
resemblance between them yet they are
not somuch unlike as one might immagine.
We have been amused at an anccdote told
by Paris correspondent of a London paper,
from which we take it
An English gentleman was breakfasting
one morning this summer in the, Cafe Foy,
when his attention was attracted by the ex-
traordinary conduct OF two unmistakab'e
compatriots. II their general tournurc had
not stamped them as Great Brtons, their
demonstrative manners and the evident
self-complacen cy with which they bawled
out the vilest French at the astonished at
tendants would have done so. The Cafe
Eoy is known as the classic retreat of tho
iiterati of Paris nothing but the purest
and most accurate diction is accustomed to
awake its echoes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

rT The following has been found, after
several years experience, to constitute one
OF the best manures for fruit trees gener-
ally "A mixture o. peat or swamp muck,
with one half to one quarter of its bulk of
stable manure, and one twentieth of leached
ashes. These ingredients should lie in a
head together for few weeks and then be
worked over If for peach trees, the soap
sud' from the laund"y THROWN over the
heap will improve it. If for cherry trees,
which will not bear high manuring, the
proportions Of peat or muck should be
larger, and with less Of yard manure and
ashes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

INSIGNIA OF b SHOP IvEs.-In the crypt
of st, Peters, at Rome, the curious travel
Ter, as he pursues his journey by torchlight,
will find on the wall, near an altar, the
following inscription in frame, aud cover
ed with glass, which also covers large
gold cross, a seal ring, and a seal, which
were deposited there by the late Bishop
Ives of North Carolina -
"Petro apostolic san'iissimo Plus lX.,
ponifex maximus insignia pseudo .pontiica-
tus dono dat qnae voto suscepto dono &C
ceperat ab Levi Sillmano Ives Neo Caro-
line in Amer, pseudo-episcopo. He cog
ni;a calholica sapientia partbus Angi-
canor, in Vatic. resipuit ct XII. Kal Jan an
1853. rite est absolutus VII. Kal ibidem alb
ipso Pic TX. sacro est inunetus pave CO.
eleste pastus."
A free translation. of the above would
be something like the following -
To Peter the most holy apostle, Plus TX.
the High Priest has consecrated these in
sigma of a false priesthood, which he re-
ceivcd in fulflment of VOW from Levi
Silliman Ives, sham.Bishop in North
Carolina, America. Having obtained the
knowledge of the truth, on his way from
England to the Vatican he came 10 is
senses (respuiD and on the XIth of the
Kalends OF January, 1853, he was absolved,
and on the With of the Kalends of same
month, he was annointcd with holy oil, and
fed with heavenly bread by Plus TX, him
self.-N. Y. Observer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

PREPAYMENT OF PosTAGE.-The Wash
ngton Union says: "In regard to the pro-
vision of the late law by which all
letters sent between the United States are
required to be prepaid, we understand in
quiries are made at the department. as to
whether it applies 10 letters to be sent to
foreign countries and, if so, whether
stamps or stamped envelopes only can be
used in the prepayment OF the latter class
of letters. The answer is, that the late
law in no respect Effects letters for foreign
countries. These will be treated ss here
tofore. Where prepayment on them is
required, either stamps or money may be
used. To certain foreign countries, as
will be seen by the table of foreign postog-
es in the hands of postmasters, prepay
ment is optional. The act of Sd March
last referred to, las no reference 10 print
ed matter"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13
european Nous.
HALIFAX, December 8.

HALIFAX, December o.
The Royal Mail steamship Amerce,
Captain Long, arrived here at an early hour
this forenoon.
The udvices from Liverpool are to Satur-
day the Gath Of November-one week later
than those received by the Atlantic.
The America will be due at Boston at
about noon on Thursday, SO that her mails
will reach New York in season for de-
livery on Friday morning.
The main features OF the news is re.
port that General Canrobert has concluded
a treaty of alliance between Sweden and
the Western powers, to take active effect
both by land and sea in the Spring. The
rumor, however, is believed to be prema-
ture.
Peace rumors were quite abundant. II
was az ,erted that the Gar had given his
assent to Prussia's informing the Western
Powers that he is willing to treat for peace.
All these reports, however, lack com6rma-
ton. and are regarded as doubtful.
No active hostilties had occurred since the
last advices, either in the Crime', Southern
Russia or Asia.
From the Cremea it is reported that the
Allies have determined upon grand bonn
bardment of the Russian position on the
North side of Sebastopol.
The King of Sardinia was in Paris, and
a cordial reception was rendered him.
COMMERCIAL ISTELLIGENE.
The Liverpool Cotton market was dull,
and general decline had taken place upon
the quotations advised per the Atlantic,
reaching in some cases to 3-8 per ID.
Thu weeks business was restricted TO
$4,000 bales, nearly al of which were
taken by the trade and exporters.
In Breadstuff limited business hsd been
transacted, and prices had undergone a
slight decline, say 10 the extent of about
I'd on wheat, ard Cd each on -four and corn
In provision nc change of moment had
occurred, and tho market closed steady.
In the London market there was continu-
ed stringency, but Notwithstanding this
drawback, the clio. ing quotations for con-
soils were 1894 SO 7-8-advance of near
ly one per cent, upon the rates occurred
at the departure of The last steamer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13
What wonder, then, if Sthe habtues lad

What wonder,..then, if sthe haIitues laid
aside little OF their natural politeness, and
betrayed decided feelings of SURPRISE
'Garsong," at length shouted one of the
Great Britons "donnez nous un escalier,
sipousplay. The walters stared and tit
tered, and the others inmates Of the cafe
arched their eyebrows still more decidedly
at this extraordinary request. I'm escalier
gorson;% repeated the Englishman. At
this juncture, their fellow-coun;ryman,
perceiving what they wanted, and CON-
passionating their state, said, "IMais garcon,
ces messieurs desirem une cutler" What
was his reward "Oh thank you we
can talk French without your assistance. I"
"Doubtless, you can, gentlemen" was the
reply "but you were asking for stair
ycdse when you wanted spoon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

W A Work on The History, Prevention and
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(,ncluding the glands and skin.) Nervous and
Motor systems Of the Human Economy.
The Philosophy Of Living or the way to
enjoy Life and irs comforts and to secure Lon
gevity.
With numerous Engravings illustrating the
various systems Of the human organism. by
A. y. HEATH, M. ID.
No. $50 broadway, New York.
The Introductory work on Chronic Diseases,
and Pulmonary Consumption, their Prevention
aud Treatment, is now ready and will be sent
to any address free Of charge.
Patients ut a distance can consult DR.. Heath
10y letter stating their cases fully. Office hours
from 9 a. IN till 4p.m. 29-ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13
Blsn Ivrs, OF NORTH CAROLINA, Lrc-

BisH Ivrs, OF NORTH CARoLIsA, LEc-
TURING ON RoMANIsM IN NEWARK
large and respectable audience was at
'racted to ST. Mary's Hall, (Roman Catho-
lic) in High street, last evening, to listen
to the lecture of DR.. Ives, late Episcopal
Bishop of North Carolina, before the
Young Mems Catholic Association. His
subject appeared TO 10 Divine Authority,
or the supremacy OF the spiritual over the
temporal order of things. lie maintained
Il lat there was implanted in tho heart OF
man an inherent respect for authority ; and
if there was any authority TO which he
should yield more implicit obedience, il was
the authority Of God. No man had right
to act independently of Christ, who COM
mandcd his apostles to "Go and teach all
naions," &c, and every man was bound
to receive his teachings. He referred 10
the teachings of the apostles themselves
in support Of spiritual supremacy, as we'll
as to the lives and conduct of the Christians
Of the early centuries. He then dvelt
upon the beauties Of true reli gion-which
he claimed was Caiholic-and concluded
with an effective alusion to the mission of
he Catholic, which he characte rizcd as
Zone of peace and self sacrifice, a minister
of love to his race, aud in some shape
type or representative of Him who sent
him." DR.. Ives is an agreeable and pur-
suasive speaker, and his opinions were ad-
vanced with earnc stness and force. He
was frequently appla auded.-Newark Ad-
vcrtser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13
ID r D..

In this city, Thursday, Dec OH after a long
and paialul illness, Capt. Stephen Potter. in The
6S.a year Of hisage
Ia this city. Eliza Ann Wilson, aged ~
years.
la Portsmouth, Sept. 24lh, very suddenly,
Mrs. Sarah A., wife of Mr.. Frceborn e. wea-
yer. and daueh hier of Mr. Enos and Sarah
Gibbs. aged "a years. Mrs. w. was worthy
member OF the First Baptist Church in this
city, and her many virtues justly endeared her
to her many Fri nds while living, and render h'r
memory precious to them, now that see is dead.
COMM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

Il Is said that Mr.. Guthrie has effected
all the transport OF specie necessary for the
operations Of the government during the
past year, not only without expense to his
department, but under arrangements which
have yielded profit OF $4,000 What
an outcry was made against the sub-trea-
sury on account Of the immense expense
the "carting of specie" would cost.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

THR EUDoRA MysTERI.-The Mystery
which has surrounded lhe schooner Eudora
for some days past, has at length been par
tally cleared up. The vessel was raised
Friday, but after a thorough search, no
trace OF the missing captain and crew
could be discovered. II is therefore be.
lieved that Wilson, the negro cook, sunk
the bodies in the river, and measures have
been taken 10 recover them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

AccEPrABLE PREsEST,-Col. Weller
OF California, has brought with him mag
ni6cent gold-hesded can, as present from
the citizens Of California to General Rusk, ,of
Teas. The top ofthc cane contains a
beautiful stone Of gold quartz, which opens
and displays four splendid specimens OF
gid dust, covered bya glass case. The
cane 10 said TO bo worth $500.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

UsuRY.-A bill is pending in the Ten
nesee Legislature, by which rate of inter-
est as high as ten per cent. is author-
ized under special agreements.-ln other
cases the present rate--six per CENTS TO
govern.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

yrReUA.-The Hon. James NJ. Mason
was on Saturday last reelected.a Senators
10 the Congress Of the United States from
Virginia for six years from the 4th OF
March, 1857. uc te.--cd Ss majority
over George w. Sum =, the candidate
Of the American party.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

Posr OFFICE DEFICIT 1t is stated that
the deficit this year will bo about two mill
ions and a halt oi dollars, or some three
quarters oI a million more than last year.
There have been ended durn! tho year
3700 miles Of road service.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

John w. Rand, the noted bank 70 Der,
Jroke Jail second time in Concord, N. H.,
on Friday night His escape was effected by
saving oil the large iron bars OF his cell and
windows,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

Many years ago gentleman said to the
venerable George Hckering, 81 believe
the Mc,hodsts have no Doctors Of Divinity
among them" "No' sir" he replied, sour
Divinity has not become sick
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

FROM Mexico -Advces from Brownsville
to Nov. "a, state that a company of
Americans had purchased somcsiver mines
near Csltone, Mexico. The difficult lie
between Tamaulipas and New Leon were
unsettled.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

TRIUMPH OF BRIoGs.-Brggs has tri-
umphed, and the New York Aldermen,
twelve to eight, have declared Matsell an
alien, and the office of Chief of Police va
cant.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13
IIuTEI. EOR SAL.t..

TVTN
THE Bellevue House, IN This city. There
i ave two acres OF land and tie house is Ia
excellent order its reputation is well known
by all summer visitors to this place. The
house has all the conveniences OF a first class
hotel there are two buildings separate from the
Hotel. and a large barn on the premises. IL
offers a rare opportunity for an eaerprising man
to do an excellent business. Possession given
on the 25th Of March urkt. For terms, &c. +,
apply ALFRED SMITH,
OPT Newport, Z. !.
Providence Journal. Boston Jout aal, New
York Express aud Philadelphia North Amerr-
can, please copy two weeks and send bills to
this office