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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-19
Secretary OF the Territory

Eg-The New York Herald says that
VIM Kissane Of Martha Washington notori-
ETY. has been pardoned by the Governor of
New York.
S G. Burton, the indefatigable prosecu-
ton witness in the Martha Washington case,
departed this life a3ygsdays since.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-19

,nVile, Nov ~ 1855.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
Casting Of The Equestrian Statue for the Wash
ingfon Monument


The London Builder gives the following ac
count of the horse Tor the Washington mnnu
ment in nchmond " The casting Of the horse
est feats of modern foundry. as fifteen tons
of bronze had to be melted and kept in state of
fiuidity. For several days and nights previous a
large fire under these huge masses which ro
CURED to he stirred at times. When the bronze
was lqufed, an Ultimate assay made in Il
small trial cast. Then came tho final casting.
Successfully all the chambers through which
the metal had to flaw in the form were cleared of
the coal with which they had been kept warm.
and the master examined all the mir spiraclcs and
the issues Of the metal, the props of thu tubes
were then placed and every man had his duty
and place assigned to him. Finally. the master,
amid the intense expectation OF the many art
amateurs present. pronounced the words, " In
the name of God" and then three mighty strokes
opened the fiery gulf, out of which the glowing
metal flowed in circuit to the large form The
sight was magnificent, and in tho little sea of fire
stood the master. and gave his commands about
the successive opening of the props.
Hot vapor poured from the air spiracles; in
the conduts the metal boiled in waves; still no
decision yet, as the influx of the very veins OF
the figure could be but slow. At flaming
showers jumped out of the air condnlts, and the
master proclaimed the cast to have succeeded
A loud cheer followed, when the master ap
preached Mr.. Crawford, the artist of the Wash
ington Monument. to congratulate him on his
success. Another cheer was given To NJ de Mil
Ter, the chief of the royal foundry of Munich,
who had personally conducted the work.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
Later from Cafi6rUid,

Fw ORLEANS Nov 2I-'fhe steamship Dan
lei Webster. from Pinto Arenas, with California
dates to the 9Th inst. arrived here to day.
Two hundred men left San Francisco the day
before the steamer sailed to join Col. Walker )
army IN Nicaragua.
The Indians in Oregon still continue their de-
predations.
Col. Walker was at Grenada in quiet posses
sion of the Nicaragua Transit Company's route
on the 18th inst.
Col. Wheeler. L 5. Minister. formally acknowl-
edged the new government IN Nicaragua Oh the
18th
Cerval, the FORMER Secretary ct State OF Near
aqua had been found guilty of treason and shot
and E,rinorn had been banished.
Col. Kinney was still at Greytown Fifty ct
his men had been joined Walkers army. which
was daily increasing in numbers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
ErnE Hnr1nn.

The steamer Ocean Bird arrived at New York
Sunday evening fsom Havana. A large number
II Passengers from, New York for A-pinwall we're
detained at Havana rccoont of the delay of the
arrival of the steamer Fl Dorado. They would re-
cain there until the 2sl.
The druwnc Of the Royal lottery had taken
lsee. No. ,Gl7 won the ,03, prize.
Sugars were unchanged. Musc"vndo was qua
-, and cnn,ract- for Muscovado for January de
hvery were making at 44a5h. Freights were I'M
altered. Exchange WAS iifn-Phiad"lphia ! pre-
MUM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

Nrw YonK. NV. 242The body of Edward
Neville, the proprietor of the Kings County llo-
tel. in Williamsburg, whose disappearance has
been matter OF mystery for some time past. was
found this marung floating in Gownnn's Bay
His skull was terribly fractured, but as ms watch
and other yaluables were found in his pockets
!, j. presumed that he came to his death by his
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

In the ,ircui, court of this county on Monday.
arerdict wa. rendered for the sum OF five thousand
tollars in favor of Jos. l.. Scroyer. ct Ohio,
against MessrS Frink & Walker late stage pre-
Itletrs Of this city, for injury to plaintiff by the
''yer'qrning of stage coach at lie""''l IA ~
1854, by the drunkenness Of the driver. ch'f"-
90 Journal, Non. 81. 44-r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
aJorriage of1 T.. s. Senator,

Hon. Geo. f. Pugh, L. $. Senator from Ohio
was married to Miss Theresa Chaliant' ct Cin-
cjnnntf on Thursday. Miss Cha'fant is sister +"
The Hon. Mrs Marshall now of California ana
when in Washington u few winters since was ,h'
aeknow lodged belle of the entire season: bH
,oany she is considered one of the most of,'ha"'
and beautiful women in this country.-h' L. FL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

The correspondent Of the n: O. Pcayune; writ
ING from B,ownsville. Nov. "a say: mere
has been some movement among the l.. o"'ro'fH
a, thu post and Fort Ringg'ld' recently sever
al com panies of artillery and '"ian,ry Nns'"s
marched for Fort Duncan. N EAg'e iass' sup
Ill. b IA nreycnta recurrence ofthe n'ove-
meut Of Captain Callahan, and probably 1t Will De
effeotual.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
EIec,;ou in Nerioik.

NORFOLK, Nov. 26.-Dr. Francis Mallory was
elected to-day to represent thus cry III ,n1 L'E
;t,.,ro sIl;pc tho vacancy accustomed by the
lca,h of WIN. D. Roberts. There was no "pp"-
stinn to him. and the election passed OF iniet-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
4 AllA SACKS ASHTON sAET,-Airce
y SVNINI impnrtatlon--in store and fore sale by
49,


I IMPORTANT NEW LAW nOOK".-A moR-
MS, Publisher and bookseller Riehmodd Va Inns just
published DIGEST OF rHELAWs OF REAL PROPERTY,
generally adopted aud In In tho United Sntrsly jain
Tayloe Lomax, IL, u, Judge Of 9Th Judicial Circuit Of
Virginia Of the Judges of the supreme Court of Appeals
and formerly Professor of Law In ihr University Of virginia
Second Edition revised corrected and greatly enlarged In
vols royal sVo Price SIC ID THIS edition, embt as
DOES nanrly all IN. English and American decisions upon
the saeet may Justly be considered the valuable
compendium purely American LAW the subject Of Real
Property ever issued In this country
Chancellor hcafs Opinion Of th Jork"rhis work applies
as we'll 10 the Laws respecting Heal Property In tho United
Mates ~ IN virginia The work II tho model II trsp8
Digest and 1t well he recommended valuable addition
10 thu Lawyers Library
Sands SnH IN Igang History of Suit In Equity prose-
ened and defended the Virginia State Courts and In the Uni
ted States Circuit Courts by Alexander H. Sands ESD Coun
sclow al Law, Richmond, Va vol post evo. $40 PIP Price,
400
This work is intended to supply the young of the legal
profession with hand book pnde them In tho prosecution
aud defence Of suits Equity In reference To this object tho
writer traces tn history Of sn In Equity from lis begnpnE
through sanus final decree of appeal
ton a. The Appendix besides summary of De-
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Equity pleading and practice contains variety of forms Of
Bls Answers Dsmurrcrs, Pleas, DEGREES, &c, &c The
practical notes also found the Appendix will make the work
valuable rad 10 the practitioner sep2Rts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

The Governor 1T Connecticut has issued bis
Proclamation announcing he adoption of the
amendment to- the Constitution requiring all
"cctors to hr able to read and write. The whole
vote of the people was 1854. of which l7'a7o
~ore in f.yt,r of aud l2,544 against the adoption
ia amendment. The minority in favor was
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
U'oshinetaR 4 fairs.

WAsu1SGroN, Nov. 26-ludge Nespasian FL
lis has resumed the editorial conduct at the a
mercnn Organ here. and announces mar 'np''
will be 40 change in the original pr'nc'P'es o' Inv
nnnNr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

Il Al ESrATE-Iu pursuance Of deed executed to the
undersigned George O. Curc ard his wife dated eth anu
ary 1855 and recorded la The Clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court for the Copeaonof LTnehhurg In trust for the pnr
poses therein specified and b. the request of the sad George
q tnr and with thu consent Of The endorers and othors
Of December lisa sell At public auction 10 the highest bidder
the following Real Estate pan Of the property conveyed to
us in the snid deed to-.it
TRACT Of LAND In the county Of Amherst, wi eh IL
quite productive aud lies well about two miles from the city OF
proyements good repair containing about 1000
divided hd three tracts aud the following proper
~ in the corporation Of lynehhnrF i9.wif .-,.,5..
Fonr wostory framed Houses aud Lots containing each
quarter of an AFRO, III the vicinity Of Mcdaniel Hurt q
Prcstnns Tobacco Factory also House and Lot fronting
,i ie5 i h aid tnla as family residence and
o of y T. spence alo vacant Lot adjoining the
last mentioned occupied by snd cnre work
shop-conaining quarter II also, mneb
of the Lot described In said deed "a lot
col of ground the immediate vicinity 81 the Gas Works be
Ing nearly one acre on which shop
pied by Morgan Cure Bunham with NIL the fixtures and
appurenanc. every thcrenno belonging the under
being informed that 100 feet Of the said lot fronting
the basin of Tho j. II and X Canal has
sold execution Of the said dcedthe part
naming to be dtYdcd into two lots also me PihpMoNi
WORKS, with all the buildings furniture. fixtures aud ma
ehnery connected herewith situated IN the corporation 81
Lyncburg ~ the James River ana hanaWha ana he said
Cn,s ntcl. sdd Works consisting as set forth In the
deed the lease purchased by him from Andrew Ellison
II, AS modified by subsequent asfeement between me 'lo
Cne and William Daniel and such additions to the fixtures
and also If Ground adjoining the said leased premises
subject the rights Of the james River aud kanawha compa
pow purposes 10 be taken from the new
Canal Of the said Company The said Piedmont Works have
perfectly ttci expense extensive
valuable have fine reputation and wrl worthy
OF persons wishing to the Car build
ing and agricultural implement business,
The each instance, will be upon OF near the premiso
li, and viii commence, The farm in Amherst at II
o'clock A. the day above mentioned II fair If not OF
the fair day Monday aud when commenced vii
be continued from day day excluding Monday until hnsh
ed Ii Tract Amherst be not sold there st tho time 81
appointed the will be offered In nnt Of the Make
House. Ia ynehburg, IL O'Clock the neal day.
TERMS ash for the Of the sale--a credit of
months the residue Of the purchase moneyth
title o De rctainutd mtil 1t paid.
JOHN NJ. SPEED,
tHAS. Il SLAUGHTER,
RDB'r- j. DAVIS Trustees.
ClISWEI4L bABNEY
HESRY u FLOOD
nov Il A Ifh5th 9Th dee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

grocery was broken into tho other day at
nanyiiie Miss, by a party If Indies, and all the
iiquo, iii i; smashed np"-uiterly split. This
wa- in revenge for the damage done to their hus
bands by said grocery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

H1IRRoI CHS, SHAfER a. co, DEALERS IN Eek
10 IRA FINE READY MADE CLOTHING, invite the at
"n Of their and friends their unr
vailed and extensive stock Of FALL GOODS, comprising
DOES variety aud completeness style and mnefi
al every article pertaining to tho CLOTHING and GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING TRADE An adequate Idea of tho
variety and richness stock only he had by
personal examination Below hr found partial list Of
some ri the leading articles;
uVERGoA1S.--A most elegant Of these gar.
OF the most desirable materials coors and s,ylesrn
mas Registers md tnals.
DRESS AND FNOcK CDATS.-Those sold AZ this csab
shme surpassed preeiseness Of IT. asnfness OF
cut general excellence Of mansp &C. being In these
spscis equal o pork.
BUSINESS COATS Of every material ranging In price
from ~ to Tls
rANTs-Black Cashmere Doc skin, Grape Cashmere
from medium low price, Fancy Cashmere
Dakes GnssimCu oxford Mixed navy Tweed, Satinct &r
NESTS.-iit Flush, Velvet Hack and Fancy Grenadiho
Blnck and Fancy Cashmere Farmers Satin. Patent Velvet
Mcrno Serge, Black Satin, 81 spendd Party aud Wedding
Vests
TRAVELLING BIANkETs--Naional Flag, St Ieger
EPSON Saxany Blankets. tenilemHs Shawls Mnlors
Drawers Crayais Stocks poisse Raglan Albert and Napo
leon Ties Kid Buck Mock buck Morino Wool Plush Tafa
isle Scbastopol Calf Tiger and Nutra Gloves Hunk, Kid
and Calf Gauntlrts SILK Merino Cotton Country knit
socks; Pocket Hank erchiefs Sc In short thing
ally a first cnss Gcniemens Clothing and hitting
establishment he found in the variety
the most reasonable prices nj the BAZAAR.
- s. & 90, manufacturing I'll The Clothing sold by them
thus enabled give tho.r the benefit o the
they and furnish but the
tielos, at the lowest possible fste=,
Those prcferring their CLOTH made 10 order ba
modaed, and satisfaction guaranteed sale.
PTS BURROUGHS. SHAFER co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTUeE DAYS.


6OuhssssONER's sAu.E.-Pnr.wams 10 N
decree OF the Circuit tnnr for tho corporation Of Lynch
burg alta special tofm November Goth, lsa the
fhfke Is Hare the undersigned Commissioner, vii sell
on THURSDAY the gth day nj December next the PIE
misses At public auction. ianeh Of tho TRACT OF LAND
of the estaeef Douglass II PUGET deed will he sufficient
10 pa the tehi In tho decree mentioned credit Of equal
instruments ot six and twelve months the purchaser
thasara giving negotiable notes FIR the purchase
netofs endorsed. and the title Ia be retained unit The
chase money is paid the land be designated ds,
sale. SAMUEL, NDWIIS
nov 9efNt2ld dec& then dt2fth Commissioner.
4 DMlN1sfRAIOR'S kAr.E.--ln purs Of
~ order of the Circuit Court Amherst In The
uf Moses sneads Administrator bourne. &c shall
nrneoed inso by Of pnhle auction The residence
Ro. W snead 70 the county of Amherst, on SATURDAY,
the with day Of December next all the SLAVES belonging
the estate of s1d Snend consisting of MAN WOMEN
aud some CHILDREN.
The above sale Will he made credit months the
purchaser giving bond with approved peraonal security
II 4 HENLEY. u &
Tor G. IL Rneker, sheriff and Administrator of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
Osr-yALUABIE TRUNM.-On The 5,h

n 0aT-VAEGARBE TRUNN.--On the 9Th
L instant. betw Richmond and Farmviie, my TRUNK
was msad on the Danv.c Souhsdc Railroad that 1t
could not be the arrival of tho Farmye II
contains valuable articles highly priced by and
Information concerning it will be thankfully received
It's large black box Trunk, nearly square with fat top
and marked -. A 81 Adherng 10 end of 1t two
,lororls from "A House" and "ENchauge Hotel"
If found II left with Christian sthrop Richmond
Ir Morris or Mr. Speed Iynchbur, Mr.. Pannl Peters
burg lnpN2l-d-aWZ"i L" = SEMii.f'
: ~ Richmond Wing and s. s. Democrat will copy 2w
spyFFALO SPRINGS, Amherst COunty.-The
takes this method of informing his friends and
mo ii generally the &50
sin dav aud 81 per week children under 2 old and
.ry,r,s nlf nrice ready the reception of v
tors and himself prepared give general sat
sfaeon to all that may visit these Springs He solcits the
patronage of his friends. and the public generally.
" 81 iaw.s. JodH B. hfLL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
Tlrus s. .Nennsn

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 24-'rhe Texas I4egsln-
tnre has unanimously reelected Gen. Rusk, |.
:. Senator from that State
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

- ISNtHBtf tt virtue Of a decree of tho County
Court of Amherst la the chaneorv nf Warwick Gar
land and others, shall THURSDAY The 9th day Of
December lsa II fair II the immediately
after the sale Of the adjoining of land adses,ised by the
Trustees OF George q Cure sell public auction the
premises In the county of Amherst the TRACT OF LAND
said decree mentoned being that portion of tho d..
ssed by Major WIN Warwick. decd TO Mrs Francis A. War
wick for her life with remainder TO George w Marceua s.
Thomas and Reuben Warwick which has been assigned
to Thomas Warwick and Lucy r. Garland desaee Of the
said Reuben Warwick decd II contains about aio
only about two miles from lynehburg we'll supplied with
wood embracing, 1t Ia said 20 land
tons 81 which ARE said To be ne tobacco land aud adjoining
the Dwelling house assigned other parties tho
lands Of Richard O. Morris, George Il. Gurle Ac
II the said sale be made the promises the
ahose appointed the said land will be offered the
in front Of the Market House. in lynohburg.
TtNMs-tash for the of sale mniey the
rede OF the purchase credit of d ~ and II months
will be given and for the other mocy credit and
three years upon condition that shall be paid
expiration of l2 aud IL months Bonds with
rts will be required and the title will be retained until
paid, RDHERT ]. DAVIS, t.t
SAMI GARLAND Jn., ''''''
no, al l,x 1ithstb .6,h l,n ~, ah,,, a, H.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
STEAn sAM.m.lL EoM sALE.-Win b

- sold location, iat Creek In the county
of Campbell miles from Lynchburg aud from the Court
house THURSDAY the 9th lust, fair II ot the
fair day thereafter at public auction valuable STEAM
SAW MILL, with Locomotive Engine In perfect running
der and all its fixtures aud sppurtenances.
desiring engage In the business will find II 10
their interest attend is doubtful whether better En-
gino has public sale Ia this section Of
try. II requested opportunity viii be afforded the day
of sale, 10 sc said Machinery In operation.
Sale to CONNIE nee nj ! o'clock
Terms liberal and made know on that day
nov t4.cittasth JAS n WARD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
LATEST NEWS.
THE cANADA'S MAILS.

The mills by the Canada. bringing seven days
>. news from Liverpool to the 18th inst are
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
RICHMOND MISUNDERSTANDING.
sxEN Nnll wo.rm or DIV eooD,

~ 80 =, .,,...,... -, NM, .,.,..,,.
Ae1vD.vD0vOD srsns. ,,.n
49, -, ~, a., ~ $3.50, On. IN.
am Ia ,si,h m, ..r..
So s -. vi -, ,, ~, p.naa, M, a =, naa
an, ho,s. M ~. hax aar,a,naa u s, an a, a,..aa,
$50 =, as MO-, ~ % ara ,,as saa ,ea,, a.f,,.an
We WILL therefore, aud after MONDAY the sed instant
offer entire sloek at coat for cash.
Buyers viii md In tia aock hne line. nj Bleached and
Brown sheetinsa aud ShrtnFs lnnnels lney kofseyH,
Sheep. Grays Banksts Cloths cassmeres satlnes Ken.
1eky Jeans, Prints, GlnRhans Dress aooda Apaeeaa &c.
81.
onr ends aud customers wishing TO buy order on the
usual credits will he supplied nj usual prices.
We the Tor ia. ia and Cd stanton Pulled Cloths.
AMI viii keep iii. stock Of these Goods aud se them
we has. heretofore
~ ' "' ' nn n'n = .rii q " A,tru
-. ~. At, - ~ pi.b,nanJ 4.
HDlANO EOlG 4 Ics.-- 1T lass hi pl0mn rd-
Na-BurTERs siMoNs, No. la7 Min street. tneary
To he Bank Richmond
rme,sons celebrated PIANO foirrs These pianos arc
anbo In the very hss manner and for their swoetness and
brlan.y of tone AMI DURABILITY are eanal 10 those of any
ofbr, unnnufne IN rod In this country
A F,rr WopruY ~ Nprr Of Emrrsons Plano
Forte put into Tho Fair q the Mechanics Institute Just clio
s'u III hehmona Wihona h' kno"ieose ." MI emerson re-
eeised the h,shsa premium a@arded-A FIRST CLASS Dl
fioMA
We shall sa en piano AT The lowest p,ees for ea.h
or good negotiable paper Liam " lfdsely
-.
-. WsalAMA, Sragn"uy 81 rhtsyNa.
klNs liiahmond Va and " TRIMS SON & co, Psssrs.
bnrs, Va, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS Sce
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28


DMINssTRATOR's sALE.-a shall, mt ii'e
ton all the PERSONAL PROPERTY uf every Kind. (eS-
ccpi Slaves belonging the estate Of Richard H. Burks
plantations hereinafter mentioned con
ssug number nf valuable Horses aud Mules Cattle I'm
Guiding work Hogs the present year, crop Of Corn
Tobaecathprc being Ia all about 6DW bushels of
Corn or more 900 pounds Toharcoani tie
Wagons Carts Gearing. Farming tensls, Household and
Kitchen QFnitire. sc &c
the plantation belonging TO SAIL
Rurs called the Irvine Farm in Batetuur county,
~ ESDAN 27h day November 1855, which day !
shall property that farm, and the Morgan pans
which situated the Irvine farm the opposite
plantation which the said Burks resided In his life
time situated River few miles below the Morgan
plantation On day after that shall sell the proper
called the Greenee farm situated on tho
North side Of James River in Rockbridgc county.
ON all Of $40 and upwards credit OF eight
months VIII DC given the purchasers OF the Tobacco gVngn
g0abe good cndoscrs and the purchasers of the
other property giving good personal security For
sums """'' WIN W. BOYD,
Admir- Of Richard II. Burks deed
Notice. shall also eeh day Of November, 1852
a, the late residence Gprks decd hire out Tor
Of this and the whole OF the next year
NEGRO MEN beio~gng Ia the estate named ehy ara BOD
the hirnr to give bond and security a. w, p',p,
nov Iarwf1s,h Admir- Of Richard II Bnrks dec 81
NOR NEW WORK. win PETERS Fkff.
II 81 RIG The large and comnodeus steam SAannah
Point for New York every SATURDAY morning. at O'Clock
after the arrival OF the Cars from Petersburg arriving In New
York next evening
Through Tickets including Railroad Fare and Meals and
State Room board Steamer S second glass; cars ana
Apply to LEE & JOHNSON,
Agents New York and Virginia Steamship 90 m'ny
mar lwt thur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

WHEAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRO.
w ar>ecnstantly having manufactured
Wheat Threshers with Horse Powers Of the NEST approved
pattern md put up the substantial manner. -
These have been many of the Farmers
surrounding country fer tbs last ave years. and give
universal satisfaction. 80 taFHs 81
EV- Orders attended 10 with pronptnesa q
Tuss received, BY Adams 4 Cen ExpFeas, . -
ID perio article Of fine Cvercoa for sale At how p
nov l9ss s- rrF y. 00008x0E0WB.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
,l,mIsrEn,S SALE OF vAauAnhE cry

y PROPERTY, SLAVES AND f1RN1ruRE--D ny ylrtae
of deed "f trust executed by John O. Mctlannhan
aud NJ the request Of the parties Interested Rha FRI
DAY, the lith day of December ae by public
auction 10 the highest bidder the promes valuable
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT recently occupied by John
u Metanaan situated nj the upper end of ID the
city of Lynehhnrg Said property Ia In good condition,
yennt to business and la every respect suitable for family
residence
We will also sell at the time and place auction the
SLAVES Mclsina and her child Warner NIL The House
bold andkehen Furniture of said tlanahan The
said he an excellent cock washer and irone The Fnni
lure Is said be IN good condition. consisting of usual articles,
including Piano.
TERMS Furniture tor all sums s2nD aud Slaves
viii be sold credit of tnr months the ouse and Lot for
one third eaH AMI the residue in two equal nstanents uf
and twelve months negotiable noteA satisfactorily endorsed To
be given tt so much Of the purchase money Of said property
rs Is not paid In cash.
sale 10 commence nj o'clock M Should the day be
favorable the sale viii take place the day
i, q MccLANhlIAN, ,...,...
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