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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20

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been dri ven to Missouri and take, refuge.-
The law-anl-Ord6r people Of the Territory
have rallied in large numbers 70 assis. the
Sheriff IN executing the lava. sixteen )gs,
es were bumt at Hickory Point snl n5eal
ciiizensers missing,
The 81. Louis Republican OF Friday rnorr.
ing, the 30;h makas only a brief allasi1n-ta
,ilCe difficulties, but Cilssa long editorial
article ca the general aspect Of sa8ifs in lfr
Territory as follows. SpeaIilg Of the C,0.
stitilioa adopted BY the recent Ffes Stats
Convention, j, says
Even If .Lei- we've nothing ia tie Con-
sIi,uaon Itself 20 make il Objectionable th,
very h!sloYui it5 formation, and that il war
demanded 5y only few citizens OK the Ter
ri;nrY would snslIra its condemnation. ilhk
as, before that time, the fliibusIers via In
itlate new goyemmsnt BY the slection Of
Governor and Other executive ofhcefs. the as
sembling Of new Legislature, and tle pa,-
sage OF other laws, aud the app0iuluisus os
new men to execute them, NJ human pows,
can stay the collision which must rssul, hon
these acts. Gov. shannon cannot shrink
from the obligations which he has takun up.
Oh himsell-neither can tbs Judge7 no, tho
Other officers who have sworn to execute The
law.
The public should understand that this
condition Of affairs has beeu brought abou.
by the Aboiitionists in Kansas, urgeI on b7
thor insane counseIlors IN the Fee States;
that they have put themselves in position
ofoPeu hostility to the existing Government,
and have arms in their hands TO resist ths
mandates Of the law; and, come what mar,
they will be responsible for it. If blood is
shed, they must be held to have provoked it
by their own acts, aud this will be the indy
ment Of tue county, The only cobve leis
for them TO pursue is to abandon their unho-
ly projects, and wait until such limea. a fall
population shall justify, anl prope; lIthod-
y has cean gIven Tor he formation of STATE
Constitution
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20

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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20

Yours truly, HENRY a WISE. g
To CHAs. G.. CHASE and Others Com, q-s p
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20

MERcHAHTs oT FINToN, WHO ARE
psvisIs in Dry Goods Hardware, QueonswaIe Boots
ShOss GroCSI!5B, eiO. -
MACARTHUR. .--Jchp S. Hawk, J. X. y .
Win, TomlinFon {, Co, Owen DOwd, Il. A
Brat J. g. u. Dodge, Shades ~ Reynolds
HAMpEN. - Benz. Dill, D. D. T. Hard, H, b
Moore, J. b. d. W, b. Wilson, VIM. e
Gleason.
TnHEsvulR.-S. S. mary, John Gilen
Cline & Gardner, FELTON, 8. LaSley Jame'
Bleskely, Carr 6t Strong
ALLLNsvILLE-Petel Miller, Marcus Mil
Ter, Joseph Wilcox,
Mr.. fLEAeANT Phillip Sam.
PRArTsyuLE.-Sv epstop y Sverstcn,
AIKrv's niIL---1, BOeI.
BRYHIRAARs Mill william Tisue.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20

Another Leiier Gron Henry A
Wise--A. Gushing Reply 70 tao
Boston McrCsntilc Library AS-
sGOciattOu.
The following latter has bsea received
from Hon. Henry A. Wise, OF Vrginia
by the Boston Lecture Committee, in
answer to one Of !heits, requesting biz,
to lecture before the Mercantile Libis
~ Association during present cour1r:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20
EXCITING NEWS FROM Kansas!
ONE MAN KILLED

SEVENTEEN HOUSES BURNED Down!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16
Royal Gossip.

An occasional correspondent of the New York
Times gives tn following bit of royal gossip
The world has not yet so bad all opinion of Louis
Napoleon as to receive it without doubts:
However strangely it may sound, one of the
subjects most obstinately y, though, of course,
cautiously, whispered about i'll the salons, Is II
goss p to the effect that the Empress Eugenie Is
to be repudiated. Many old ladies, of both sex
g., go far as to assert that the Imperial
divorce, to he consummated tor 'high political
reasons" and as an act of Napoeonic tradition
will have to take place in favor of an Austrian
Arch Duchess, sort of Marie Louise IL, with Il
King of Rome in spe. Unfortunately for this
commerage, there is no unmarried Princess just
now in the otherwise prolific house of Hapsburg.
Il thus the Austro French alliance is not likely to
be drawn closer by family necktie. His De
cembrist Majesty may feel disappointed in his
parental expectations from hot Spanish blood.
but ha good friend in Vienna can hardly help him
out of that complication. The reason for all this
talk about divorce lays in the exchange of de-
corations and autograph letters, and most of all
in the generally accredited suppostion Of the ex.
istence Of secret treaty for the guarantee OF
Austrian possession in ltaly-the fear from which
treaty the recent surprising turn of Sandman
policy is attributed to. Dismissing. without en-
tirely discreditng, these speculations about Ma
poleon's possible views respecting his fruitless
fig tree it is, that he by no means intends
to leave 'his Empire to the heir apparent of the
throne. jerome, and his belligerent son-whom
the curriers' call Pionpion-are in no good color
at the Tuilleres.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16

WHAT TIE GRnIcS SAN.

"ldn will have low, hi,ud- nhsnihr L7aphpht,r,
Lite katy. Bob The Ners'og Rpth HAIL. md host of
others hurled AMI tngollce - Nse lotk Leader.
The picture Of ugni. c.uaity hie. with il.
mcnft exercises nnd the hnll mi 1,rulG1l.4 ri the
people faithfully and efaf ltsdIy -.stche1.' -
R,cb1aoad Eramin1.
Tho scenery oil this tolc /. oii South aud tho
peculiar institution coine in iubrfrt If et'uIte but
treated in "ny Ia give II MI the clt1crr of
partisan book.-BeseH Adrc,tisJ.
\ rise trom its pern-nl without feeling That
he La, been IN clo.r communinn ~ nh int" rct o no
ordinary ability. Il OF the hest WORKS of icion
that hive itad Ii ia nJmiiahle ofVir-
gin "A H(c.'-Bedfo,i Sentinel.
= 1t is iecidcdil the best work OF tho hind that has
been issued, und !, of the few novels that
should find admitinocc To the family circle
In ths age of limsy md trashy literature it is really
refreshing 10 come across holk worthy ni plnrc
among hgher clnss OF novels his"-DaHy
1ribnne, Chicago
I'VE have road this exceedingly elegant contribution
our light liteul4rc with nh-orblng intcros Al"no
Is heart offering upon The altar OF hume and socaI nE
rCtions, simple tale Of rcal life, dediGfrd 10 my
brother and sister. WcNclcome such attributes M.
most heartily. Nothing in,its way snihcs memory
US beingts equal M give place fitting nniie IN
artistic Gazette rs would gem al purcd ny
and commend Alonc TO every refined mnd."-Ffa /
Lcsiics Lddtes' Gazette.
TIE trade supplied NJ tho usual discount.
irl3ts A. NORRIS r1b1iahe Ri,hmopd yn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16
LATE MEMS Bi TIE NAILS.
Proceedings of Congress.

WASHINGTON, Feb. i.-Sendte.-The Ind-
an Appropriation bill was taken up, but ac-
tion had been taken when this report closed
The Senate hay passed u resolution TO meet here
after at o'clock \. NJ.
Hoase.-fhc bill appropriating sl25,000 for
military defences near New Orleans was passed.
Resolutions were passed to have 100000 copies
of the Patent Office Report on Agriculture, and
10000 copies Of the Japanese Expedition Report,
printed. Mr.. Boeock's bill for the construction
Of seven steam sloops OF war was laid ON the table
also the resolution to fulfil the stpulations of the
ninth article of the treaty with Spain, of 1919
involving over "A million dollars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16
CARrER's SPANISH MIXTURE

l Not a particle Of Ncrcarym IL
An l>FAILtutI RtNfpr Tor Sctoulo, kings Evil,
Rheumatism Obstinate Gumneous Eruntons, PIN
plc4 Past 10. on to tacr Botchca, Soils. Crnnic
Som f,es, ling Worm ar letter, Scad Head, En-
Irgcment ard Pain Il the Boncsa dJnints, Stubborn
ll-cIs, SyPdltic Dis riders, LumhaEo, Spinal Com
pltnts anil all Diseases arising trom nm inludeluus
uscof Mercury, lnpudcnce in Life, on lmpury Of
the Blood.
This valuable Medicine. which has become celebrated
II thu number ot extmetdnary effected through
ts hns induced the ictar~ AT the urgent
quest OF their iends, ar the public. which they
10 with the utmost conilcncein its virtues aud WON
icrfu curative properties. he following ccrticatc-.
,elec'rd from large number. are however. stronger
testimony than the word of the prorrietnrs; md
all from gentlemen well known in their localities,
md Of the highest rcspeenhiy mnnJ Of them residing
In the city ol Richmond. Va.
+. BOiDEN. Esq af the Exchange Hotel Rich.
monl, known every where, snys he la. the Mcdi
zine called Carriers Spanish Mixture administered in
hu drcd eases, IN nearly the Diseases Tor which
It IN rccomn ended with the most astonishing good
4uts He snys ii il the extraordinary medicine he
has ever
Agnc and Fseer-( i,eaf Cnrc-l hereby certify, that
Tor three years had Aguc and Fever OF of the VIC
lent description. had vcrnl physr took large
Want,ics otQ ninc, Mercury, and believe all tho
Fonics advertised. hut nil without permanent
lief. At ast | tfrI Carriers Spanish Mixture,
bottles OF which ofcrtuaIly cured me mud | am lnprS
to say nave had neither Chills or Fever since con
-lder it the best Tonic IN the world mud The only med
cine TINT ever reached N, cnse, JOHN LONGDEN.
Beaver Dam near Richmond, Va
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" N't'a - l''''s, .''' w
way tothe afflicted Nh Luck snys hc has knwn
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16
Iiputenant General Scott.

A Washington letter writer says. that upon the
passage of the bill creating the office of Leuten-
ant General, Col Preston drove to the War De-
partment. where he announced the intelligence
to Gen, Scott. The General dropped his head
for a moment and tears were seen trickling down
his cheek. His reply was as follows
Let no man say. hereafter, that his country is
ungrateful to one who has served her faithfully
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16

ALBANY, Feb 12.-The temperance bill was re-
ported to the House this evening, with the follow
ing amendment. 1t declares drunkenness to be a
crime punishable with fine of 525, but if the
person SO fined comes forward and swears where
he obtained the liqnor, as to convict the person
selling it, the fine is to be RENTED. 1t prevents
any person or company from purchasing liquor
from any other than those authorized to sell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16
4rriyal of the Crescent civ.

New YORK, Feb. l4.-1he steamer Crescent
CITY has arrived with Havana dates TO the Sth.-
The British screw steamer Colossus, OF 81 guns
and the British ship Boscawen of 20 guns were
in port; also soop of war which arrived the day
the Crescent left.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16

VIRUS FROM A CORPSE DR.. Miller, who at
tended Professor Mine, during his sickness, for
the satisfaction of the friends of the deceased,
in order to convince them of the nature of Mr..
Mines complaint, dissected the body, and, in
doing so, inflicted small cash upon one of the
fingers of his RICH hand. At the time it was dis
regarded, bnt a day or two afterwards the arm
became very painful and commenced swelling
Yesterday morning the symptoms We're so alarm
ing that, we understand, amputation Of the limb
was deemed necessary in order to save his life
- Cincinnati Enquirer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16

The regular opera season at New York under
the management of Ole Bull, commences on Mon.
day next, 10Th inst, under an imposing array of
musical talent. Nerdi's Rgoetto, then to be per-
formed for the first time in this countrys is
sidered one of Verdi's most successful efforts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16

Brigham Young is building two large and
beautiful houses adjoining that which he octu-
pies now in SaltLake City,to accommodate his in
creasing family. He now rejoces in between
fifty and sixty wives, and from forty five to fifty
children. Elder Kmbell, one of the Mormon A
postles, has between sixty and seventy consorts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16

NJ ere now crivng p"r steamers Bnlri1 md Alps
w und packet ship Cnrulina. oar Full Importation
nf FOREIGN DRY GOODS. purchased for Cdsh, by
our Agent, MrW Weddrll, NJ pcry lon rptes We nre
nl.o in receipt OF large aud commanding stock e
OMESllG FABRICS. pun chased from frat hands
aud Mt the recent Large Auction Sales, ut grem
sacrifices.
We respectfully solicit cnlI from the yrRinn and
North Carnlin. Merchants, ',cl confident a
offer them goods low price. be found in any
market. STEVENSON 4 WEDDELL.
scn 7.ct Prler-Ilnrp Xn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16

FATE OF THE FRENCH SPOIIAIIONBILL.-The
Washington correspondent of the Ledger says:
1t is not yet known whether the President will
veto the French Spoliation Bill or not. We hear
different account every hour. that it is need
less to speak of any of them. A number ofmem-
beers who voted against the bill have, | learn, re-
monstrated against the Presidents vetoing it
There is great difference between the action of
amember on the floor of the house, and that of
the President. The fact that Gen. Pierce voted
against the bill when II member and Senator in
Congress, does not oblige him to set judgment
aeains the bodies Of which he was once a member
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16

PENNSYLVANIA SENATORIAL CoNTEsT.-A tel
egraphic dispatch from Harrisburg says that the
prospects of difficulty in the election of U. s.
Senator increasing, A long struggle is an
ticipated.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16
Phiiadelphia Election.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. l4.-ln the election for
State Senator in this county yesterday Pratt the
American Candidate was elected by 2300 majori-
ty. The Americans have majority of one in the
Senate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16

GSOn REV AhD.-Lost between the Wash.
- Ellington House and the Railrond Depot, on the
jUth january CARPET BAG continuing some few
clothes und pocket books. without money. with
n number # papers, very vaua Die 10 the The
above reward will be pnid the restoration of the bag
and papers NJ the brginian office.
feb3 dts Ron. copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16
\ IVERCOMPLAINT, JAUNDlc

lNERlOMYLA1NT, JAUND1CE DYS-
sLPapsia Chronic Nervous Debility, Dsense the
k'dneyr md all diseases arising from IA Disordcrcd
Lveror Stomach such Cars tiratiun, Inward Pies
Fullnes or Blood To the Head, Acidy of the stomach
Nau en-, Heartburn Disgust for Food, Funcss wright
H. rhe Stomach, Sour Eruc,ntous Sinking Futterng
MT the Pit oil the stomach Swimming ofihr II nd, Hur.
rsd and difficult Breathing, fluuering the Heart
Chookng or Suhocntng Sensations when in living pos
iure. Dnaess OF Visun Dos Webs before the sight.
Fever aud Dn pain in the Herd, Deficiency of Pers.
pratinn fell"Nness of the skin and Eyes Pnin in tho
Side, Bach Chest Limbs &C., Sudden tlushes of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh. Constant lmoginings of Evil. and
gre' depression Of Spirit., be -ectna'ly cured by
DacrsR linoFIANDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITIERS,
prepared by DR., Z. NJ. jackson, tiermun Medicine
Srrs, No. 1870 Arch st., door below Sixth, Phiiad..
Their power over the above discusses is cxcnlrd
Is cqnnle'l, 10y any other preparation in the United
States. the nttest in many cnses after sklhil
physicians had iuied.
These b tiers are worthy the attention Of lnvalids
Possessing great virtues in the ecfcaon of the liver
and lesser glands cisng the searching power
in weakness md nr e the digestive organ they
nre witinl an.c. cerain and pleasant
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY. -Df. J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Va, Feb. 9th, 1852. said: II entirely of tho
German Biners. They hive become nil the rnge Moth.
ny tlse sells"
Phe Tenth Legion. published Woodstock, Na.
aid, Jan 10Th, 1880: "a Great Medicnr.-We hav.
niormly rpirnned from recommending the pubu;
any Of the various patent medicines OF the day unless
thoroughly convinced Of their valie. Among those
o,nsdcr worthy of no,cr is thc German Bittcrs i'm
cned by DR.. Hooiand, and prepared by DIR. Jackson.
Philadelphia Ono instance. in particular, ia which
ostcrior vntHes OF tbs medicine have been tested,
as nllen under Observation. During the hist sun.
mei. OF Mr.. Abrum Crabill, OF rms county. WAS
cry seriously affected with Liver Cnmplnni, and after
wing, in vain various remedies, he purchased bottle
o the Biuersi and after using it, much relieved
OF his distressing mnlady that he procured aaoler bot
lie and is restored entirely to heath."
hey entirely vegetable free from all injurious
Ingredients, always stengthon the system and never
estate 1t.
For sale wholesale by Druggists in al the principal
cities and reu by apohecaries and in
every town in The United States.
Sold by ID. r. LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON g. CO..
IN J. ii. SEAY & CO., Lynchburg, nd by dealers in
med elmo everywhere sep6I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16

GREEN, THE MURDERER We learn from the
Chicago Democrat that the writ of hdbeas corpus,
which has been under argument at Springfield,
Illinois, in the of Green. found guilty of the
murder of his wife in that city has been denied
by the supreme court of the State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
Washington House Standing Yeti!

was sad Of ono Of old TINT he built his house on
sandy foundation. nud when the Winds blow N the
ruin descended The nause tell What contrast does
Minor Lefwirh rtc,rnt. lie selects the found 1ton
OF the Washington liou...
SMITH S Superior Bal and Eating Saloon,
aud notw outstanding urst u change TINT hn. been
taging above SMITH hnNs e,rt"ncr OF II luc;
hut fcns hit .'tsr ir friends nhd the
public with every driioarv the scnsou, IA The EArlNo
nErANtNESr We, all Ilir mot dcian> beverages
. Suifit- insigoratug Caidia I'LL bl.unduni.
an 9lslf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16

Frozen To DEArH.-The Hamilton (Canada)
Spectator of Thursday says, I'VE heard that one
of the brakesmen on the morning Express train
was found frozen and stiff, and stuck at his wheel
The corpse, upon the train stopping at the sta
ton. fell to the ground"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16

CE! ICE THE subscribers are making arrange
! rnents to have depot for retailing Ice. their
Store lowest market prices Those disposed favor
us with their custom can rely upon being regularly sup.
piled with good Ice al all times and in any quantity
J. II. THOMPSON Il CO.'S
feb 10 Is New Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16
PLANO FORTES.
IST Glass, DIPLOMA AWARDED
BY THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
Un


CUTTERS & SlMONS, No. 1877 Mnin st. (nearly
popPosilo ths Exchange Bank,) RIcHao u, Va,
iuve received tho agency for the State o Virgna for
tl,e sale # nM. p. EMERSON'S celebrated PIANO
ipRrES- These Pinnos finished in the very best
u;antot and Tor iher sweetness and binncy of tone
nud dursbasy, equal to those OF any other manufac
tered in the country.
5dirs aorthy Of note.-One Of Emerson's Pisno
stes, i'ut into the Fair OF the Mechanics Institute
irst oleset IN Richmond, without the knowledge of Mr.
krer1or, received The highest premium ararded-A
ikST CLASS DIPLOMA.
Every 10 strument warranted in every respect
We Jsii sell our Piano fortes ut the lowest prices
r ca ala ~ good nagoripble paper. ia 27-iGi&cly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-16
AUCTION SALES.
800 ACR. S OF
REANER CREEK LAND FOR SALE.
FUTURE DAYS.
WITH EIGHT NEGROES,

VII III Eight NEG ROES,
fONSlSriN6 af Men, wnmen and BOYS; large
n l. 81 Is "rtrl ,t!e. Horses, Oxen, Hn.s, Ne
@e'- he 'ul'-cibrr ocr. pr sale his Tract OF lund
IN C"niph" county, BE vcr Greek adjoining ne
nut al " IA. Cough. esd, Col Wiley Capt. ferrow
and 'lers-eigh tni nm III city of l., nchburg nnd
Tour miles from Campbell Cent ilnu-r containing 500
A1RES 800 acres ZEN 81 mud 30a in wood. haqvil,
tiahcred with Oak. Pine aud HICKORY. There ATE 81
"f Greek fat, ~ of which Wei "a III be-.
meadow srasst. aud '"ut fourth o the Land j. III
hi&h >ntr al inprpvrinrnt-ha, been lr1rd and
rrd with view II setting it !, rias-. ht -" IL
er'. al Inn t M hrt- very hti,l" IN productive,
highly susceptible Of Nro,iyr improv,u ubandant,
,urrci with vi; and VII rucia-rd
The Improvements are good aud new Except
DIVE LING. which il rnin log ho0-o. Thrpr j.
the Tract a nni substantial SAN Mill. aud
u Sh.ngl.. aud lath Nil. attached. with water power
ahble ut driving ali and saving lton Ia lJO5tl nn
bern dav Tlrtc is pine ihr ncl d he arse, growth
Gn>c the Aliii the rou Ia yclturs Is nwass good
Samme. AMI Winter being VI Miami. all tn way
Tia Xrensrs at the Nj, are itgl md viii revenue
Of sltoO ,enr rtefe il nn abundance lime beds
aud large NEW Kim ind mn uP'n qnnrry. with liitlr
expense. i'll bum 100 bushes Lime II day
The neignbnrh"nd Is unrxr~ptinnnhlr anI there Is
Chntch Srhoo, Mil, a.. urnr the pisni Will
take pleasure il .hnutng the LrLd person isi
ing To buy and give possession
1t vii be 'iiv.ded into Tract. if d,sird cl
hill = Will watered aud ha. plenty Of wood nod 10 sup
FLOODED STOCK.
VIII sell 30 head Il genuine .holt horn Durham Cat
tie, Pnnd Mill Cows. with Young CALVES II head
Ut HuiSes 4 Yoke ui DXrn 50 hCad oi lioe- W.
mud gear. - Improved plow urge iartow., hnrsc
Carts, aud all other Plantation Utensils he Farm
Also Corn ard Cob C,u,he and Mill, Corn She Ter.
U The snle will take rlace on tn" premises lst da,
| Ut Match. Terms areommodatin; ant nude known
day of >,lc.
feb dDctlmar JOHN RUCKER
VALUABLE CITY PKOPEKTH for
SALE.--l ,frr To- ,a.r, on Pend February. a LOl
On Black Water Creek, fronting 81 fee, and running