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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-08-04

NTTE have just reeeived stock Of Spring Gods
w consisting silks Berages aOire Anii4Bss Priut.
ed Jaconets Ausns, superior Bls&ched and Bros . Us
ms Ii siery Mus dc Also e efal slock OF t.-
pile Gonda Lnen Drill ,CCttof3dss, fckngS sylvia Mils
Goods for Servants Cassimerss and Nestlgs; which
ore selling remarkably low tor sh
We snall be very happy old customers and As
mlny wisa 10 purchase guol SooGs n log
prices TuUkSTUN y 5ER ARD
apl2 No o In on .trsat.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-08-04

his. just IeceI eu lrOi tn uI4uJi ael lurers a
VI NeE York and PrtSburg the best selected stock nl
Crates ever offered n Nashville prices ranging from
S3 % to s3O-sOme Pattern, with circular tenders
wh ch are very ha1d ONE FIR sale by
mIyl2 SNOW, MACkEAZIE 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-08-04

MHEAT FANS.

A FEW more OF tuose superior premium Wheat Fans,
n IN land and for sale by
J1ne29 i. s. WELLER.
DIRD SEED.-A large Supply OF canary, Hemp
ID and Rape seed, just received ami for sale by
ap27 A. TRGSHCT.
NEW FLOUR DEPOT-Attne SOUTHEAST euruer
" Of College AMI Church Streets where the trade
always be supplied promptly the shortest notIce by
eaving orders with K. o. KANE, Agent for
iuiyl-tf Nashville Ci v Mills
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-08-04

SIX MINUTE FREEZERS.
VHTE have jus, received addsnal supply Of the Ice
w Cream Freezers, for making Ice Cream in SIX
MINUTES.
Common FrCezers and Tubs;
Ice Water Pitchers Ice Picks and Mallets;
Preserving Kettles; Hammered and Cast Brass
French Porcelain Kettles aud Sauce Pans
DO Timed Iron Sauce Pans
Fruit Cans Of all Sizes for putting up fruits and
vegetables june3 SNOW MACKENZIE 4 CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-08-04

Z LAChiNti-4o gross fresh Paste Backing
y - A., H. - boxes, sT-E CANDlEs, boxes
sLJUHUu, Enegars Uas-tys GIES hu,as IS bbfs
LlNNEEO Oh aud SPIS TURPEETINE
IchE " ~ AZ IL 40 ia Is. So and 100 10 kegs
Z!Nk WHIT PAINT, fss Fssaci a. % 1aa So Ken,
Received and Cor sale u q small advance bv
j1e2t n wEIfI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-08-04
LINW00D NURSERY,

CLIFTON s ABBUIT,
No. IS Cedar street, Nashville,
4 RE now receiving their Spring and Sumner stock Of
- FINE RIA D. MADE CLOTHING AND GENTS
tUGNI>HINt1 GOODS, OF every description. Alse
assortment OF Cioas CassiInsrus and Yesnqs of the Ia
styles winch N1 be made order in fashionable
spHc ap6--u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-08-04

CIjLOKEY,S PASACEN.

T the Grasfenberg q mpany had never produced any
thing else tor the pubic benefit than this IuvJiu b.
Medic ne they would yet deserve the gralu Lf every
parent for the CIIILDREN'S Pax3CEs, which
has cad the hgss Of lOy17 chirta ADD ro,ssef
more SicE hI55ss anv Otlsr medicine ever EuOaU
From hour Old five years OF age, u.is msti,cne
never comes amiSs 10 DRouPSG CHILDHOOD. For Fever
Teeyhiug Worms Cole, DSnrd5rsd BOu5' Sc, never
fails Those mothers who have used II pronounce It 20
one Of the greatest OF blessings
10 For sale at every DFUg Store in :he State
mav2O ALEN. MAChE' ZiE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14
MYSTERIOUS Disappearance.

Mr.. Edward Neville, the proprietor of the
Kings county Hotel, in Wiiamsburgh, has dis
appeared, under circumstances which excites
spprehelsons for his personal safety. 1t seems
that about IL o'clock, on Thursday night, he
ocked up the bar, and while counting the mon
oy in the drawer, which he putin his pantaloons
pocket, and two strangers were observed 10 en-
Ter the room. and remained there until he went
,ut to shut up the stables, when they went out
.so Since that time nothing has been heard of
i'm. He is said to have had 800 in his pocket
md a gold watch. He was man of very steady
abits. His disappearance has created much ex-
tement among his friends.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14
InfamOnS OUTRAGE.

ooe Of the most brutal and heartless outrages
.yer heard of, took place on Friday after
noon on tho person of small boy. 1t appears
hst number of small boys over in the sixth
ward, we're hurrang for Sam, when carpenter,
aGerman, was working close by, who told them
;fbev did not cease he would saw their fingers
off, whereupon, little boy, six years old, son
of Mr. E. c. Faes. gave another shout for
Sam" when the wretch caught him and sawed
of two of his fingers, which fell to the ground
under the plank to which the little fellows hand
was held. Such brutality cannot go unpublished.
He was Immediately arrested and taken before
Justice McAllister, who committed him to Jail
We could not learn the name OF this brute. but
we saw the boy this morning, WHO was suffering
very much from the wound.-Bai. Patriot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14
LATEST NEWS.
.,rIoNAL b the NoRTAERN LIGHT.

| -, California news is unimportant. The ST.
"No,ada. from San Jusn. which arrived Mt
IRA ,,,anci.eo on the 9th, lost Is passengers by
'Hn ,Ira three of whom were cabin passengers.
Ian troubles in Oregon continue to assume
l"9,T aspect. Hnjor lIaler and his forces
loan surrounded by the Indians at u point
az Dallas, without food or water for forty
'oV" hours, and Lieut.. Day and $50 men had
En- sent IA their rriirt.
og.n.s steamer Golden Gate arrived at San Fran
luz" on the 18th. The Cortes had not arrived
l., the 2jth
y" At San Francisco from Petropolowski,
|iveu nnws that the Russians were in great
nT'"r sea and land at the Amor, and anx-
i''o' :, meet the allied fleet, who were probably
'ui w. Cnlf of Tartary. The British steamer
|n ' Wv had been at Ayan and found the place
|Da'",od but discovered amount of secreted
desc belonging te the Russian fur company.
,.H were seized. The steamer then went to
wn,c" noolowski and entered that port with the
feu arcan flag flying, fred into the town and then
AN u when off Elizabeth island she encounter
r ~. premen brig and 11O Russian officers and
Gu liars. which she captured and carried to Hong
Kong, ..ss,,, loa orr;,oa .. Con r..,,
..co from the Atlantic ports. Their cargocs
,sre readily sold, ana business had considerably
"onroved, and most eastern merchandise had
aSen puying fair profits.
'', nornestio flour was selling at 50 50 TO-
whea, s2 Is a %. Clear pork s42; mess $35
Tho balance of the treasure (s60,000) sunk in
a. YANKEE Blade has been recovered.
Five hundred men, under Capt. Foy, of Sa-
,.ameno, had left there to join the Walker fill
L,stpr
On the 9th ut., the Indians on the Royne riv
~ ,nassacred over fifty whites. Major Fitzger-
IA nursued the Indians, killing thirty of them
nl woundng ten of his own men.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14
From Utah..

We have the Deserct News from Great Salt
AXE City to the Goth of September. The local
news is not of much Importance. The grasshop-
,ors had re-appeared in some parts of the Ter
.ory, and destroyed the crops. The News de-
ends the Mormons from the charge that they in
stigated the murder Of Captain Gunason and
party by the Indians.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14
s2rMnonans, snArGn 4 co; DEALERS ~ Ex.

gprRRouonS suAFER d co, DEALERS IN Ex.
their and friends their nnri
vailed and extensive stock of FALL GOODS, comprising
DOES In variety and completeness OF style and maeri
al every article pertaining To the CLOTHING aud GENTLE
MEMS FHRNISlIING TRADE An adequate idea Of the
variety aud richness stock only be had by
personal examination Below be found partial list of
of the leading articles
DNERtDAfS.-A most elegant assortment Of these gar.
ments desirable materials coors and stylosIa
Registers and Cnaks.
DRESS AND FROCK COATS.-rbosc sold ut this esab
shmcnt surpassed precis"noss t tasteuness Of
general excellence of workmanship &C. being In these
spcrts egRai 10 Uork
BUSINESS COATS Of every material, ranging In price
from - 10 STA
from lne medium and low price, Fancy Cashmere
cakes Cashmere, OKord Mixed, Heavy Tweed. Sntne &c
VESTS-Rch Plush, Velvet Black mud Fancy Grenadlne,
Black and Fancy Cashmere Farmers Satin Patent Velvet
Mcruo Serge, Black Satin, &c; splendid Party and Wedding
Vests
TRAVELLING BLANKETS National Flag st Ieger,
Epson saxony Blankets; Gentlomcns Shawls Maners
scnrts Under Shirts Wool Canton Flannel and jean
Drawers ornyas Stocks Peisser Raglan. Albert and Napo
leon Ties, Kid Buck Mock Buck Merno, Wool Plush Tana
Lse Sebastopo Cah Tiger md Nutria Cloves Buck Kid
and Cali GauDtlos silk Merino, Cotton and Country knit
Socks Pocket audkcrohicfs &C. IN short thing nsn
ally class Gcuomens Clothing and out fitting
establishment be found In the greatest variety aud
the reasonable prices, at tho BAZAAR.
H. s. 4 CO. manufacturing all the Clothing sold by them
enabled their the benefit of the adj
they possess aud furnish but the best made
ticlos. the lowest possible rates.
Those proerrnR their Clothes made to order be accom-
modaed aud satisfaction guaranteed sale
BURROUGHS SHAFEK * tD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14
Nni IhMe Ne HING

There are rumors atloat that the Yellow Fever
has re-appeared in Norfolk and Portsmouth; but
our exchanges from those places, are silent on
the subject. 1t is represented that there are
quite a number of new cases in the former city,
and that several new cases have been developed
in Portsmouth We do not ourselves place much
reliance on these flying reports and trust espe-
cialy, that those of the refugees who have not
yet returnedi To their homes, will receive them with
many grains of caution.
We should most deeply deprecate the reap
Fearance of the devasting epidem mic in our sister
cities, for truly theirs has already been a hard
Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

- Ia NtHBt Rt'-By virtue of decree of the County
Court OF Amherst In the Chancery suit of Warwick
nu ana others we shall on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of
December 1900 IL fair, II the av
nor the sale OF the adjoining tract of land avcssed by the
trustees of George c. Curlo sell auction upon
premises, in the county of Amherst the TRACT OF LAND
IN said decree menionod being thai
Nsed 10y Mayor VIM warwick decd. To Mrs Francis A. War
WICK for her lite with remainder to George W. Marccu s.
Thomas and Reuben B Warwick, which has assigned
to Thomas J. Warwick and Lucy H. Garland, dcvsce
SAID kenhen D. warwick decd contains about 2i0
is only about two miles from Lynchhur we'll supplied
wood embracing, II is said 10 70 por.
lions of which said to he fine tobacco and and adjoining
the Dwclinghouse tract assigned other parties
lands of Richard q. Morris, George q. Cuie. Sc.
II the said sale be made the promises at tune
above appointed the said land will b. day.
In trout of the Market House, Ia Iynchburg
TEMsCah for the Il sale mocty of the
residue of the purchase money, credit IL
will be given and for the other meety of
three yeats, condition that shall
expiration of t. IL and II months
rty will be required will be retained until they
are paid. ROBERT J. DAVIS, (o..,..
SAMl GARLAND, JR. ''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14
('Lnlnercini.

NEW YORK. Nov. Flour quiet. Ohio, 50 81;
Sonthern.S9 81, Wheat has declined 3a cents.
southern red, 500 Il S2,03. Corn a trhe low
rr-mixed, 944. Mess PORK, 500 -. Beef dro"p-
ing SIS! SIG Lard l2a. Whiskey-Oho,
i0c.
BALTIMORE, Nov. I2.-Flour dali. Howard
and Ohio, 50; City Mills S5.o7. Wheat declined
az cents. Corn unchanged--old white and
Yellow 80 Csc. No visible improvement pro
visions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14
v---~-,, 1875. FALLS WINTER ARRu-

Ans.S| FAI.--S1MISDS 4 BRO, sign of The Golden
s-fss-sys Pad Lock, Main street Bynchburg, VA are now
sEsN7 reccVnga very largo assortment of Hardware;
Pocket Cutlery; Pistols; Hunting and Fishing
Tackle Silver psed Goods Floor aud Table on Cloths; Win
dow Shades, Cornirc House Building Materials; Carpen
tiers Mlwrights md Smiths Tools; Carriage and Buggy
Trimmings Saddety Shoe Makers Findings Wood and VII
Ware Farming Utensils; Housekeeping Articles &C. e
Their Stock the most extensive and desirable offered
this market public patronage embracing the first class of
goods whole Of them recently purchased Of which
cnfy and Just introduced for the Fall and Winter
trade of leJ5.
They cordially invite their friends and the public to make
inspection their Stock either those who wish purchase
may desire merely to large and varied assortment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
$(iO.OOO WomTm OF Dmv G0 "nn,

3OOsOOV ar COST ron oAsii.--BRooKs.
BELL WALLER, No. II, PsARi srREEr.-Haying msde
In connection with other parties open
house. In New York the LIST January and to continue
house here hav. determined close
stock OF Goods of which fresh and really desirable
We Will therefore, and after MONDAY the 22d instant
offer entire stock ni cost for cash
buyers VIII lind IN the stock fine lines OF Blcached and
Brown sheotings and ShrnRs Flannos Linseys kerseyr
Sleeps Gfays Blankct Cloths Gassmeres Satinets Ken
tueky Jeans, Prints, Gnghans Dress Goods Apaceas &C
&c.
Our friends aud customers wishing To buy order The
usual credits Will he supplied nj usual prices.
We the for the "a and Cd stanton Pulled Cloths
and viii keep the stock these Goods and sell them
have heretofore.
We solicit IA call from friends and the trade
BkOOkS BELL a WALLER,
oc sd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

Election in Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. TO- The election for the
Stat ticket is very cl,se. The chances are in
favor of the Democrats.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

n IMPORTANT NEW LAW nOOAs.-A NOR
RIS. Publisher aud bookseller Rieiuodd Va has just
published DIGEST OF TliELAWs or REAL PROPERTY.
generally adopted and In the United SRteshy John
Tsyoe Iomax, Ill. II, Judge Of the 9Th Judicial Circuit of
Virginia of the Judges of the supreme Court of Appeals
and formerly Professor of LAW In the University of Virginia
Edition revised corrected and greatly enlarged
vols royal Price &l6 so This edition, embracing ms IL
does n1arly all the English and American decisions
the sucrt Justly be considered tho most valuable
compendium purely American Law the subject of Real
Property ever issued In this country
Chancellor hoHfs Opinion Gf the Uork"rhis work applies
aswe to tho Laws respecting Real Property In the United
States In Virginia The work IL the model of Cruises
Digest aud may well be recommended MS valuable addition
tu the Lawyers Library"
Sands SaH Ia E9hng History Of Snit In Equity as prose-
cned aud defended In the Virginia sinr Courts and In the Uni
ted States Circuit Courts by Alexander H. Sands Esq Gnnn
sollow at Law, Rchmoud, Va vol post syo. 50pp Price
O. 10
This work is intended supply tho young Of the legal
profession with hand book guido them In the prosecution
dron suits Euuity III reference this object the
wntcrtrae the history OF suit In Equity from It's beginning
through It's various final decree of appeal
tuu a. The Appendix besides containing summary of le
gal decisions by the Virginia Court of Appeals &C. affecting
Equity pleading and practice contains variety of forms Of
Hills Answers Dcmurrcrs. Pleas. DEGREES, &c, sc. The
practical also found the Appendix viii make the work
u valuable radc merup to the practitioner. sop aNts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14
Important DEGREES Issued BY the French Empe

Two highly important DEGREES were issued by
the French Emperor on the 18th ultimo. BY
virtue of the first foreign vessel can be legally
sold IN France, and obtain French registers, up
On payment of a duty of l0per cent. upon their
value. BY the second, all building can Do
imported into France free of dutv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

=, Mississippi Election.
NATCHEz, Nov. l2-The Democrats have
aO)o maj 'rity in this State, on the popu AR vote.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14
LAyD EOW sALE.-The sui

n n
srriber has two small FARMS, near Campbell Court
house W hich he desires TO sell -. ,
one Tract lying Burtons Crock ADJOINING thelahao 81
Cant T. b and others, contains 28 acres
Tobacco land, with an aDuiiahee oi
land The Improvements are shiaoIe io' ''"'" ''' WIN
n first rate orchard of young fruit trees ,,, -.
The other lies Beaver Creek a contains Ioo
win - or Is acres meadow md; the WOOD lau
heavily mbercd and good Tobacco land The Improvements
afr n' ~ ,,s " JNO. D. ALEXANDER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

II
undersigned procuring from their celebrated
ouarrv at the Brush Mountain Montgomery county, MILL
SToN rs and B IRIS of the very best quality The repu-
ton of these stones widely known but the railroad giving
MS increased facilities in filing orders, have appointed
Mcdaniel Hurt Preston and Lee Johnson LHnchhurg;
onr agents the sale of Them who VIII receive orders ana
In We them fulfilled At the shortest notice
)ur ess-Blacksburg Montgomery county va.
~ ISRAEL. PRICE 4 co.
Jsrcs VI Williams Danvile, Va, Reynolds & Co, Leaks
Vile y. G.. also our agents ~
IL II Il Nrt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

out reserve, on TIT RSDAY. 18th November 1883
on me premises the TRACT OF LAND known Locust
lhet lying IN the county Of Campbell Taunills
WE'VE mites nom the Court House Ave Pannilfs
bridge aud two from Marysyc The contains acres
m E lies well and produces fair crops grain
he consist of dwelling house stables tobacco.
hs Ae At The same tnc aud place. Will sell the por
oh OF tho crops of and grown
Yer Mr. Forrest who resides the land. will show
nose wishing TO Wow It, Possession once for seeding
or Seang aud full possession the January
Term al sale GEO. H. LENNON.
nov 1ctl5noyf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS


stu us present location, Flat Creek. In the county
~ miles from lynchburK aud from the Caurt.
'use on I'LL ksDAN the @th lust. II II the
af day thereafter at public auction valuable STEAM
IL Win Locomotive Engine, In perfect running
u'r AMI all lis fixtures aud sppurtenanees
PERSONS desiring 10 In the business m find
tgeir Interest to attend 1t is doubtful whether
se mas ever been offered at public sale
Wy requested an opportunity Ill be afforded, tho day
OF sac TO see said Machinery la operation.
SAFE To commence | clock.
llet.nih IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

so~H AUTUMN SALES. 1893.
SsDsDs STEW ENSON WEDDELL. IMPORTERS
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN IND DOMESTIC
Dry GOODS No ~ or go Sycamore street. PnesbDrP, Ia,
we arc now prepared exhibit the merchants of Virginia
North Carolina, large IND commanding stock OF Foreign
aud Domestic Dry Goods.
Having purchased largely Of Heavy Wooens carly In june
Offer Goods such prices as cannot fail to command
attention
firm Will remain In New York during the season
IN attendance the Auction Sales and forwarding thing
may be received by the weekly steamers
from Europe.
compelled by competition buy the
wost rates. will find styles and prices such rs
% successfully with those who pur
In the Northern markets
sep lOc2awts STEVENSON WEDDELL
HDETEHsRussi FEMALE COLLEGE.-The
next this Institution viii commence WED.
NESDAY, the goth September, 1853
making large additions both to the College
building the boarding Department. which will be
beginning Of the The large and ncreas
these additions Ample
con provided for Boarders.
respecting the of studies terms of
tuition &c Annual Catalogue which will be upon
application the President George w Carter any
of tho Directors DARCY PAUL, Chairman.
w. Il. DAVIS,
j. IL. COOPER,
WESLEY GRIGG, pp.o.o-s
+. p. NASH D"'''''''
WIN LEA,
aug l02aw3m JOHN LYON,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

n
ant decree the Circuit Court Of Bedford County,
made 18th day Of September leJ the of "ai-
lev ". anahau &c." the undersigned Commissioner will
proceed the premises. the 2lst day of NOVEMBER,
ISIS the highest bidder the TRACT of LAND
TONED proceedings of the said which
the Lucy McClanaan resided lying the
Roanoke Roanoke river in about IL miles the Big
Lick Depot the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
ing by recent survey, 372
This situated in that Of the In which the
anhs said be valuable desirable 1t
has Dwelling Houseand the buildings aud improvements
usual o farm.
TIC sale will credit Of days for $780, months
for COO aud three years equal portions
of the residue the price Negotiable
dorsed W i'll required the first
with good personal security will required three;
and the title land retained until the whole pur.
money psd-suec to resale in default Of payment,
2Jdt2jst G. A. WINGFGELD, Comr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

] Ed BY THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE, RicHMosp.
NA-~BurrERS s. SIMONS No. l51 Main street. (nearly
opposite the Exchange BankO chmund Va have received
the agency Tor the State Of Virginia for tho sale Of VIM L
Emursan's celebrated PIANO foRIES. These Planes
finished In tho beat mud for their sweetness and
bnlauey of tono and durability, equal to those of
other manufactured In this
FACT Monrui on Notf-One Of Emersops Plano
Fortca put into the Fair of tho Mechanics Institute just clio
sed In kehmond without the knowledge Of MIR Emerson
coived the Highest Premium anarded-A FIItSr.CLASS D
PloMA.
Every instrument warranted In every respect
We shall sell our Plano Foes the lowest prices for cash
good negotiable paper liam "a ifdSriy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

A y LAST
"A Harper for November;
Balou's Dollar Monthly
Harpcr's Story Book;
Hunts Merchants Magazine;
Eclectic
The Old Uomestead-by Alrs stephens
Tathac--bv ulia kavanaugh
Evenings with the NomanisS
Marriage a Lottery--hy Mrs. Grey. -, ,,,,,
Also Frank Iosles Fashions and Journal Cooley dFaa
and petprsons Magazines, for November received ~
nnNS-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-14

n CROPS. Ac-Having disposed of my farm IN Bedford,
the Blue Ridge turnpike road miles North Lynch
burg will sell Mt public auction tt ESDAY, the i day
of December next the premises il fair the first fair day
thereafter 10 well broken MULES yoke of OXEN 40 head
Of CATTLE (somc Of them very fine Mich CowsD about 100
head OF atted and stock Hogs the WAGONS CARTS and
PLANTATION TOOLS of every descriptions the crop of
Corn and Oats large quantity of blade and top Fodder,
Shucks and Straw also about 10000 pounds Tobacco
produce of the present crop from grounda portion of
very fine,
On the following day. will be sold the highest bidder
fifty valuable SLAVES consisting of men, women, boys and
girls the most OF them young aud very likely aud sold Tor
fault whatever
TERMS SAIEFor all sums of $40 and under cash. for
that twelve months credit Civ
ing bond with approved security TO interest from tho
day of sale Six per discount will be made
the purchases entitled credit Sale II O'Clock
A. NJ. oc 81 c2awifith dee .. g. CLAY.