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LOCOMOTIVES roREroLD IL .Ef BOOK OF
RrvrrATIoss.--M travelling companion tired
20 kin The time in conversation with genial and
,slkatiye Clergyman in the ears. The good
na =, was communicative as to the evident proph-
eey afthe steam engine in the Book Of Reve'a-
tons. Mont we read If creatures vet to come
tint shall Ise treastpla,es of iron, and the sound
Of their wings US the sound of churriots of many
horses running to battle 7" But" said my friend.
what Of the fails like unto the scorpions. and
the stings in their tails, which the Apocalypse
also describes 7" 20" said the good Celtic
priest. 'sure. arnt they the brakes, that wind up
with chain :" What the good man would have
done with 'abe crowns Of gold and the hair as
the hair of woman" rs connected with steam On
gines, which the same chapter applies tn the
creatures, we can't guess. Perhaps THE hing
over them, Which is the angel Of the btlomls=5
pit :" refers tn railroad presidents like Schuyler
At any rate. there are many in the community
whose prospects Of dividcns are dark. that would
be glad 10 know that the passage Is prophetic
which runs. "and their power was to hurt men
fire months"
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BRIDGFORD & cos
WESTERN EXPRESS LINE,

NOR Batmnr Wheeling Ga innit LOU willie, ~.
l. Louis. PITT burg, Chicago and the Cannas
Receipts signed tiruugn l,r Toiacco from Richinon
To Nheclh at c per 100 b. ihr ,ngh from Ri' hmonh
Cincin All NJ ! per loo III, lhrnusa from R'rh-
rond 10 Luis Vile 81 10 per 101 lhs through tram
Richmond To ST Lnuis 81 80 per 10 lns.; ihrous' from
Rich ponl Pitlsburg 81 per 100 lbs through tr"''
Richmond t. Chirasost go ner lu0 lbs.
The above rates Via Gain RIVER Slight al
vance is charged # sent all III. way by Rsiruad ""
Storage uh7rgcd on f,odS @nt hrvxeh oar Inc Cor
sign II, BRtDGfORD co, Rlcirnond'
REFERENCES is RIcHMusD. Sterns x Brunmei'
III sle,, 1irty & Co, Selen& MILLER, J. H. Clahnurn'
j W Wieh, g. Co., Olrs r. Wnrtiiani y Co Shields
K Soma ervi lie and Edmond Davenport 4 Co.
- iunc 25 IA
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ESQ BANKER of INV CANTON, lit SAYS
Nj. n q FprreFs Arab N Lini,n.nt h,s eu,ed s,mr
bn "a, es here which every other remedy had teilea
in one was n white sweIing aud contracted corls
thu leg nf hny twelve old. Tn leg al withrr-
-, nv und cont a,,,rd TINT he ha nf il
hree do, or. la tried their skill upon it in win md
he frat sinking the grave, when the beys lathe
VS. Induced to try II. g. Farre's Airbnn Linmet
Befire tie first hotr used up ha came ~ Mr.. 81
stere aud the frt words he spoke w,ro Mr. Barker,
want - thaf Lnir1eut YOU hive IN the The
BOTH got i bny ,rt goa tlan al tla had ever
been doue hefnr" hat h,,y is wei, All hralty.
nd In. frs If his ,eg'. Il Is eno Zoe rlns,
hruises, cGI- burns aud l!nss.
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Ak IMPORTANT MosFaEST.-A movement II
some Importance has JUL heen commenced in
n C.. and is soon 70 he submitted to the Legisla-
tnre Of That State. Il propose fret. TO render
legal the institution of marriage nmong the
slaves; second, 10 preserve sacred the relations
between parents and their Young children; aud
third to repeal the laws prohibiting the ednca-
ton Of slaves.
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Judge Nash was not in Attendance from indis-
Adjourned until this morning II o'clock.

a CONCERT. -Another and the last concert.
for tho season by the Musical Association IF this
city ill be given at Dudley Hall Tue lay ght.
The public may expect an entertainment ealcu-
lated to afford real pleasure; for while the orches
trail performances will no doubt be superior 10
what they have been heretofore, there will he in
the vocal department the same ladies who have
on other occasions given delight by the sweet
melody of their voices. Remember this is the
last concert TO be given by the association This
season; So let them have a ..bumper."
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ELECTIONS TO TAKE PLAcE.--Alabama, Ar
kansas, Iowa. Kentucky, Missouri, and Texas,
hold their elections on the first Monday in Au-
gust; Tennessee on the first Thursday, and North
Carolina on the second Thursday. of the same
month. On the second Monday in September
the election in Maine occurs, and that Of Yer.
.r,,Qat on the first Tuesday of the same month.
In Alabama. Kentucky, Texas and North Caro-
lima and Tennessee, members are to be elected.
1.-the other States mentioned, they were elected
last year. "a - sa ~ Isl - -
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DAILY LINE OF STAGES FROM
BUFOKD'S DEPOT TO BUCHANAN

an the End day OF july, 1875. the unler,i sned will
~ commence running daiiy line OF Coaches fir, m
Bufo d. Depot, the Virginia and Tennessee Rnroad
buchanan there connecting th Parish Co.'S daily
liIe by DibrplS, and Cuvngton White Sulphur;
also by the Natural Bridge Lexington, the Alum
Springs.
Tla subscriber has iu,t received from the ftcto y
eeant an comfortable G. aches the finest tina
DE-, and entirely His teams fac aud his
driver' careful and exp rienced.
his Will be ,und he the and pleas
route from Richmond. Pete, sburg and Nn,thurg
TO the White phn AMI Alum Springs. The rad
fun Bnf rd's Depot Bucanan "a well graded
pike. and from that place ;he White Sui hue aad A.
IN Springs the r1ais very 6re ttereeng mnLn-
tain Ia pas over at any extent The scenery il magnh'
cent -
BY this route tie Passenger from Petersburg or Ret
mond will be taken Burltaa sup er temri,i there
all night, the ny break Dibr,i's, anil
arrive at White Sulphur by t'cuck y N. GninI
Lexington, he viii cn>s b, hv Natural Bri ee r ak
last at Xxi g'on d arrive at the Alum Springs to
dinner. Ia this ttr ;ra-eller will avoid, entii'y
night travelling. Passengers FROM the South West, CO.
ing wn the vs. Hey, will fad it their interest and
conyeaeu'n Butord d .2ot and take ill.,,
line IL Bach ,nan and they will thereby, have less tray
ellin' 10y i ges, and ayni hil travel BY n'gh tIi"
from Lynchburg TO Bnchnntn !. 20.
il ne 25.d2swi Is \ug lASCiiAL BUFORD.
"a Petersburg lnteigencer South-Side Democrat
Norfolk u aeon Raj ig Reg. %tcr md Rchm md DS-
patch copy in dali, twice "a week Till Is August and
send a, commits to the piuian Off O.
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1t Is stated that thu French Government would
not give the requisite permission to Colonel Del
afeld and Major Mordecai to visit the Crimea,
.unless the United States officers would pledge
themselves not to visit, also. fhe Russisn camp,
which pledge, il is rumored. the United states
officers refused to comply with.
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BY AKEas 4 BILLIARD, Auc,s

n Office - VIII st /. on til, premise, M ,,.,;,.
IN Aedn stay the 9Th Of Ju.r. at } ,;'r'o-t p
VI, THO liOU> Es AND LOIS onp II la,s. a ,l
Bail'iius will eight in good nnighhorn.1 m
thr X publican Hill. occupied b., Wri K Bro,.
the Other .,tlaird In u . neahho iin.rl If NJ, A.
ia, from Hr. piiari'. Tni- is u cnnv..nien, IL
snit' - Tor snmll fanny now rt1 fur 80 pe nonrb
The House has S ven ionrns
Also, warrant Lot. lying IN he Tnrnpike R..a
ia-t nbu paulcit's rnver. Terms On day or .al
JOHN fARIsS
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ARRIVALS al the wa HlNaTo HOUSE

Up TO 3 O'CLOCK SATTKJAf.
VIM. w. LEFTWICH ......-...--P Proprietor.
ID b Bensnn. Charlottesville; Lewis H Daw
son, Jno NJ Lovrlace, Piitsyl yania; c W Phillips,
Miss Phillips, Nelson; l. VI Shoemaker, Pitts c
II: w Miller Depot; } NJ Frazier, r A Sloan,
Miss l. A Taylor, Jas VI Harris, Bedford; 5 NJ
Fulton. Grayson; W W Williams, Campbell: c
w Pearl, Merccr + p Geurard & lady, George
TOWN a.
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Spling Hill Cemetery

MEssRs EpiToRs: In an article under the
above caption, Published in your paper of the sh
inst, used the word Society" At the sug.
oestion and request of highly respectable mem
Der of the third Street Methodist Church, |
take pleasure in stating, that ] had NJ alluson to
II.
June % dot A NEIGHBOR.
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS
Sale of Real Estate.

1(f vitiie at deed 90 trust 'xeeute a the oess>
- signed y II VI VI reiiih- ir. bc,r.ng ar,a -.
of August 1871. the ari,sr.igned y a n, IN st''
preni-,'-. exp t. b. aav ,f sblir nur,; ''e
Tho ,ih of Jni,. me h, ~. 1T oss n, the 49,; IN
# 9tl -'rr"t nT'l - 81 Sei' 'fiic iirr yrne, :,
IN, cot al NJ at ~ 'i' f.n~ine aud Wei =.
pxrril.nt i,.r. - Il"
Trns. - frrd, : & i.afd IS y. H.. IN. 3.
siaf .sbs-:a ~ pHifa. e1l t..4 al ~
CT l'e., -s', = ''~ivae,i ~ -. p. u. re-
ta.'I u ii - Hhali. ttr..h ~ :. wi n
lite j. b Lee -. 10 ,pz' ~ ,i,u,,i.. a. . NJ
icr vii. only ,",.o, IT. sn.r ~ ~. rrai
e. NJ Mr,.rIsi n. Tn,
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Tln prevalence of ineorreet NOTIONS npon the

TIiE prevalence of incorrect notions upon the
subject oi mr,iicipe Is great cause al MISERY. Nei
CD pr lice should be governed by principles cau ouls
deducei hoa, tie combinations OF long xncience nad
close ob.,rvatians. How i'm rtst. then. that uudt
elmo should lie aken by ivalis pnles it rmanate from
the h. nl- Of uf slet Judgment. md The sri
pobiy H,"h,i'~ German bnters. pterared by DR.. O.
". Jack son. phadr'phin is preparation enanating
tlmes and of the grrn.est medical writers GermHLy
produc, d. This attice is in ablehands, evil
dence thut the article Is prepared carefully aud skiiifu
y, il producing the tirt the original inventor in.n
ed. 1t is u'ed b, many of The leading practitioners o
Philadelphia in al debility OF the II gesti,c "rssns
AMI hilary apparatus. and ,hc diseases ae,.ire there
from. We therefore reeomnend this medicine t" sn-
tering invnliis. Srt ndvrrl .rInHnt. lnne }dHw
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At Selma. Buckingham county, Va, ON the
10Th inst, JOSEPHINE IRVING THORNTON. yonng-
est child of Anthony Thornton of New York.
Richmond and New York papers will please
copy.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday morning, the Goth inst. at the
residence of Geo G.. Curle, in the county Of
Amherst. by the Rev. Alexander D"nphan, X.
WILLIS DUKE, one of the proprietors of the
Floyd Intelligencer, to MISS MARY +. MARTIN of
Iyncbhurg.
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CnI AID sYlYx srrurxEVT.

COURT OF ArPELAs-Sa day.-Rosser rs.
Rosser, -sabmitted without argument; Mosby a.
Speed for appellant, james Garland for appellee
decree of the Circuit cour, reversed.
The argument IN the case Of Jones u.s. Owens.
was concluded by James Garland for appellee &
C. r. Slaughter for appellant-no decision reud-
cred.
Judge Nash was not in Attendance from indis-
position.
Adjourned until this morning IL O'clock.
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The public cautinnrd asnns another counterfeit,
Which has lately ma e its appearance cnllol W. Far
- Ar lhaa l.innenf tho most dangerous If all the
coun'crfris. because hs hnvi1g the =" Fair-ll
maj will buy il in good faith, withutt the know lese
ihha counterfeit exist aLd thay wi perhaps only
discover their when the spun i,us ulxtsre h,,
wiough it, evil effects.
The genuine article IS Manufactured only by ". d.
Farrell SIDE Inventor and proprietor Hnd Wholesale
druggist Ma " Min feoria, IlliGoi- whom
all Applications Tor Ag,tcics he Addressed b :
Van get IL with the letters II q heia.. tarr' :
thus II. g. ARBELl's-and ~ sgn3ture The
~rapp r; MI otiicrs are cnpurertes.
Sid by r. SrABLEB 4 CO, Druggists,
i.,ntihure, Va.
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A MASTER PIECE OurpoNE. We have lately

A MASTER PIECE OUTDoNE. We have lately
supposed Ayers Cherry Pect,rnl he Ultima Thule
in is line and that nothing had been would be in.
vented which could surpaSs it in 6ne ptiutS of excel
rnce IA n medicine. Rat q are tlr assured ny
those competent Judge the subject, that d. Ayers
Pills excel in high medical as,y even that widely
celebrate ed enboiimen, al his skill. lie has succeeded
in making them only pleasant /, take but powerful
the large c, IS of complaints which require
lureatye RENE y - kaacasser A.gus, Ky
itnc = }dow
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and h, regularly awhrizel agents hroug hor Tn

gv@pice IS and 80 carts, md al per butle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village md
hnu 10, IN the Unitad STATES IN which ALREADY
esrabii-hei. Address II. G Farrell abovc,
panied In good rrier.ne, character, ponstlii
R&c. idns2n dsciw
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HEAVY Loss BY FlRE.-The store house of
NJ feonard Wharton Spotsyveuia county,
together with the entire stock of goods tue rein,
was destroyed by fire on Thursday night last
Mr.. Wharton's clerk who slept in the store, came
near perishing in the flames. The loss is $4,000
or $4,000 and no insurance. The ORR gin of the
fire is attributed to an incendiary.
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GRAND AMERICAN CELEnRATioN.-T Fred
crickshurg Herald says the American party will
celebrate the approaching Anniversa y of Amer
,caa Freedom From Foreign Rue, by grand
rinrhacue, speaking, &c, at some place contg-
uous to fredericksburg. They design that
the affair shall be worthy of the occasion, to
which every patriot is invited, irrespective of
former party associations, without being ques
toned as to how he voted.
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Ll,yCHBURG VIRGINIAN.
MONDAY MORNING.. JUNE 25. 1855.

The PREsIpESro OF THE VIRGINIA AND TN
Nrssrr gA.iRosn has receired the following
letter from the gentlemea wae 5eecntly made an
excursion 10 Seaih Western Virginia. lie has
deemed lie publication in the newspapers the best
mode o. communicating il TO these to whom the
thanks Of the party rendered for their kind
x,oSs and ho apifplf,v
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south western Virginia
Nl.x

More Of The Trad Mines and Their Erfent-1he
Copptr Mines Of Carroll Se.-1he Iron If
Paiaski Coal Of Montgomery and other
Connties-The Benefits fine Railroad 10 this
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Jnmos III, Burton, late master armorer in the
National Arnory at llarper's Ferry, Va. but for
som. months past a resident Of Springfield, Mass,
it is snid, has received from the British govern
ment the appointment of engineer of the British
national armory of Enfield near London.
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WAR with all lis horrors is not relent-
les. eremy thos- fell d~.a Scr,,tu-
In. Syphii Rhcuna;isn', the inprudeni nf Msrru
~ aad nthrt affections artsne f ON tied aud i'm
pure state &C t5r nod. CsRTERs ST. Siss MIxrrRt
l. he only rcnrv which wi driv II est ii.idi, ts
from the system Many have been restored tn
health, WIN but for its Timely sii. wond hqvr Junk
d+pa D not demy. bi tr, u time. iihe9 in
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MURDER IN BArH.-The Staunton Spectator
learns that negro man belonging to Capt. Jim
Z. Dickinson, of Bath county, was orutally MUIR
dered on the night of the 26th alt. Another ne
gro is suspected Of having committed the murder.
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VIRGINIA GRADUATES. Among the Yirginians
who take the rank of passed midshpmen through
the examination at Annopolis. Md. are WIN. T.
Gassel and H. NJ Garland.
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BEDFORD COURT
fanny LIND HAIR s.l-sAsS - L..

/ I'M N hHtk UN.WNV : ~ La
a'es VIII hni this Ia be good prrpuration tn the
Hair 're. from gres-ue.s, kee wing The hair smo.b
and giving II breu'hn l., ire. F,r Sic bv
jane 70 Il J. y, THOMPSON & co
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HIGHFALuTINIsHThe following toast, sent by
it author to the late Anti Know Nothing Jubilee,
in Frederick sburg Is quite enough to give him an
Immortality of fame
Sent by j. u. Lacv-Iha Old Dominion The
Gibraltar aud Sehastopo of Democracy-the Wa
terloo Of Know No,hingi>m. Long may she stand
now; the break water To guard the South from
the ON coming Hood OF isms. Long may the North
wave be dashed into spray at its case; while
her blue mountains lift themselves above the sur
ges of the widest deuge. upon which may safely
rppose the ark of the Constitution.
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raised up aud gave very heaYy sigh. she tneh
stopped down the second time and they whisper-
cd n while longer she then raised up again aud
gave a long breath. SAe then stopped down the
third lime. and they whispered n while, when
She nrnin rnsed up. and softly pulled OF her
shoes. and turning down the coverlid~ got into
the he'd. think she stad there Il half hour, or
longer When got up in the morning she said
.,unele Jimmy. hnw did you rest last night /
told her that rested n well could be exreeied
When got a chance. gave the Dr. hint ut
what had seen. The Dr. made very light Of it
launched aud said he told her (thc prisoners
uifa1 that was awake, an / she replied TINT she
reeknned not, for | was tired ana worn oht. hen
fine DIR told me that she ha1 proposed 10 Hun Tor
,hem To leave their families and go off 10 ,other,-
Ibid not think he spoke II it as though he had
any notion of doing so. told the DIR. VI Clayton
Caldwell found it out, he would kill him. But he
made light oft aud said II was small matter
Here the witness going on TO detail some lar
tber conversation between hmsclfHnd DR.. Rich
ards in which the reputation ol anotherlndy, was
about being brought up when be was stopped by
tho Prosecuting Attorney. The validity oil TINS
testimony olicteda warm debate. in which Jno.
T Anderson, and the Hon Henry Edmundson.
advocatcd-aud Staples opposed its introduction.
The Court decided in favor OF hearing the tesii-
,nony. The witness detailed the whole eonVersa-
ton. which amounted Ia nothing more than an
ansion Of DR.. Richards, OF having had criminal
intercourse with mother married lady. The
conversation with DR. Richards. fully confirmed
the witness in the belief Of Mrs Ca'dwells guilt
Witness had never told my person what he bad
seen except his second wife He bad charged
her to keep il "a secret, but he had found out that
she had told il. lie did not think the prisoner
eyer would have found il out, had IT not been tor
a falling out that took plnee between prisoners
wife mud Mrs Wilson In answer to the que ton
of how he came to tell Clayton Caldwell witness
said ihat & Caldwell came to him at Crag, Court
which was the Monday before the Saturday, TINT
DR., Richards was killed-and told me that he had
heard from Mrs Wilson; of something that bad
occurred at my house, between his wife aud DR..
Richards, aud wanted me to tell him all about 1t,
| at first refused to tell him; bat when he threat
ened 10 bring me on oath. ! told him nll that
have here stated, except what said to DIR Rich
ards about the prisoner taking his life il he found
IL cut.
Cross Eramined.-liad known Caldwell long
they were hrolhers-n-law caldwell and his
vile had always lived agreeaby together they
had four sons and five daughters, the two eldest
daughters had Just grown. The standing OF the
falnily in the noighborhood WINS good
The Court, then adjourned to Tuesday morn
ing.
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BIRTH on THE CARs.-On Capt Dukehart's
passenger train between this city and Baltimore
recently, there was one more passenger than had
gotten at any particular station suddenly made
his appearance into this "breathing worla,' in
the ladies' car. The lady and the lady's husband
who had particular claim ON the young adven-
turer,were from New York and were very kind
" cared for by Captain Dukehart, and the bag
gage master Mr., James Young The name Of
the locomotive attached to this important train
was Reindeer" and the little fellow, in honor of
the peculiar occasion and circumstances, was
christened Reindeer Dukehart Monroe. and we
understand is now doing well. ". Intel.
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DIR il scott. Amherst; T G. Scott, Bedford Il Moseey,
AppomattoS Daniel, Lexington j Ward, city J ii
Wright bedford Cock Campbell; II Is ruukett Monroe
II Elliott, dos Arnot G j Il Kew Pulaski Is Craft
NytheYile a l. Whaling Salem Ii 5 Williams a T Il Il;
q w Mckinney. AppomattpN; IL Il Price, BlacksbuLg; IL
Harmiiag y y h r. Davis, Liberty Harris Ap,
pomatoA IL } Perkins, Campbell " II McDowdy, Ma
ron j Johnston j ! Holt and lady. Marrn Kant,
Ric1monts N Rowan Monroe J. Wilson, c. II Ben
nett ltfsylFana Miss Perkins Campbell; WIN Miller cry:
Il II Bgrkner, a 7 Il r pr Il Christian Campbell S
L Clark Balt'more J Anderson Philadelphia
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HOTEL ARRIVALS -Oc.ober goth.
NortclI s,on.c-ryoorc .. an.ho:,,. pronricte

NOTVetl Eioutc-.fsoora n Anshoay, prOYrictOrs.
punad. lfttsriyania; Nowiin, Campbell Walker
Scottsvdo kdsway. Richmond; + arksalc, Halifax, Hon
Tourney Haitian Ii i Panne Miss f. panncl Miss
Paunel. itts1 wanna; Gore, Ky II Z Wade. Campbel
II IaFlar dni NJ j. Euckcr Amherst; Jones Ky; & Cai
borne franklin; VI G Darlington Ncison j $ Laughone, Am
hcrsi;J Turner, Na;J \ Hardin, Kichmond Maj 4 Lei.
twich Liberty Moutero, Richmond; + Matthews, Ap,
pomaoN Ferguson, Petersburg " Isaacs. \ " Homer
$ = X r. 7 Goshan. Y; b Ward Nelow Braneh.
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ri IT , " TT 7 T4AIVKL 4 BItl, Manufacturing
then rks On the Basin, very superior THRASlIING MA.
CHIMES AID FANS OF improved patterns and ready
I'LL orders II short notice and reasonable terms
Farmers wanting superior Machines depend on getting
such by personal pton addressing us through the
Post Office.
Also all kinds repairing done short and on
enable terms.
We agents for the sale Of GBED III SSEYS CELFBRA-
TED ia NJ REAPER AND MoNfI- the manufacturers
price
Those wishing obtain any of the above articles will do
well to send in their orders early ; possible
The reaper can he examined at our Works.
nm -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-22

DR. II l. tahell Nelson l. w Winston Liberty; 7 Joping,
Bedford; W NJ Furgurson Nashville Tenn 4 7 Saunders.
Bedford, Holt AIRY Springs; l. POWELL Psylyaua; Ii
+ Edwards Grmpbel; w Saunders Bedford,D \ Wilson o;
l. Holt Al Springs Irving. city John Aialoon II
-watAin Norfolk; w d Galway south fork; Bradford
Bfdfurd, $ Met;omick, II 5 Cheatwood do.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-22

by decree Court Nelson County pro-
nnnneei the LIST da OF octahnr ls in the # lleze
kiah JONES' trustee &c harCs Ellis cXors, Sc Iii
reced to take Of all the debts now due and
ing Hight according their respective liens and
prore aud in order thai he do he shall publish for
four successive weeks in newspaper published in The
city If yuChhurg notice. requiring all persons claiming to he
creditors James NJ Hight To appear before him At time
aud place specified in the uotee nd file with him their eV
deuec of debit Notice Is hereby accordingly given 10 all
such creditors that have appointed wednesday, the 18th day
December next take said which DAY, by 10
O'clock the morning they required to attend, my of
fee the of osngston. with their proper evidences Of
debt enable take the directed by SAID decree
Iovingston, oct. goth. ls55 s. II, LOVING,
Or 33v Ivy tfouiIu'r