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BombaIdment OF Sweaborg

The last European Steamer brings news that
the Russian fortress Of Sweaborg had been bonn
barded by the allied fleet though with what re.
suit is not stated. The New York Evening
Post has the following remarks the sub
ject:
Sweaborg commands the entrance TO the bay
of Heisingfors and lies Immediately opposite
Revei ON the north side Of the Gulf of Finland.
and about fifty miles distant. Ii is an immense
fortress, resting upon seven islands, which
neoted by pontoons. mounting 800 cannon and
garrisoned by $4,000 men in time of peace. The
Importance of this place is, perhaps, greater than
that of Reyel,as its fall will be the prelude to that
of fIesingfors, which contains one of the largest
naval prstIals in the world, aud is theeroat re-
cruiting station Of the Russian navy
The province of Finland is of sreat Importance
to Russia forit is from thence mostly that she
draws her supplies of sailors and timber and the
possession of iIelsingfors, which is the capital of
Finland. could not tail to annoy her exceedingly
The capture of Bomarsund exhibited the utter ina
blity oftho ERNEST masonry to withstand heavy
fire from cannon, and know ofno reasons
why Sweaborg should not yield to the same iney
table fate. The works, indeed, are said to be
blasted from solid rock. and may possess more
strength than any masonry constructed by the
hands of man; but this can only retard, not avert
the result. The object of the Allies clearly is
to sweep every vestge of Russian commerce from
the Baltic and its tributaries, by capturing one
after another all the great fortresscs of Russia
Sweaborg, Helsingfors, and Reyel taken. the
road to Cronstadt and St. Petersburg may be
guarded with moderate feet. and the oceanic
commerce of Russia utterly annihilated.
KENTUCKY ELEeTIoN.-We have the full Off.
cial returns of the vote for Congress in all the
Congressional districts of Kentucky except the
Sixth. In the LIST, w. G. Hughes, American, has
sos, II. c. Burnett, opposition 1929, Burnett $
majority 365l. In the I'd district, j. p. Camp
bell, American, has 1888. s. O. Peyton, opposi
ton 6092; Campbells majority l44l. In the Cd
district, w. l.. Underwood, American, has 1862,
j. p. Bates, opposition $3.50; Under woods ma
jority l772. 4th district, F. Il. Fox, American,
657l, A. G. Talbot, opposition, 65S6; Talbot's
majority Is. 5th district C. G. Wintersmth,
American, 6632; j. H. Jewett, opposition, 7O75;
Jewett's majority 448. 9TH district, H. Marshall,
American, 6932; VIM. Preston. opposition, 1917
Marshalls majority 1855. Sth district, A. X.
Marshall American, 1899; j. o. Harrison, oppo.
s't'on o53o; Marshalls majority 1903 9th dis
trict, L. Nj. Cox American, 1923; r. II. Staun.
ton, opposition, 6i37 cox's majority 1891. 10th
district. S. F. Swope. American, $780, II. C. uar-
ris, opposition, 1891; Swopes majority 400. In
these nine districts the net American majority is
5l63
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RICHMOND MARKErs-Aug. 90. 1855

HE following quotations wholesale. Cor
sma orders higher prices will be chnrged
BAcoS-Uity cured and Smithfeld, hog round, la
III cents, sclree Western Sides ! !c. firm, Sholl
der- 1913. scarce Hams llal25; Western Baggod % "a
IL Queen City Hams, hone in market; North Car.li-
hng round l2c Todd's l1e; Baggel Sugar Cured
Hams l3nl4c;
BrGswAx-254026i ~ ID.
CoRN MEAL-95 ct-.a 81 CT bushtl-and very dull
GnKN-J0 921 Per buslel dull.
FLouR.-HolIers firm at So So IS offered.
uUANa-We quote Peruvian at $524 s55 delivered
from store-from wharf, $52l; Mexican 30035 90
LINE 81 | j from wharf, 81 374 in store.
i.fqUnKs -iiu'n.lS: utatd, Dupuy & Co, s3a5 90
per gall; a. Srignete, 81 25u4; Sazerac. So 25n4 50
Hennes.ey, So 9jn5 0H Peach at 81 25n2; Viz
ginin Arfr, 70e.; do. old 7jasl5 Northern do 20; I'm
alion, i}alSa. Rum New England. 48 soc. scarce
Gu: Hoanl, ) 4al Is; Amer can, 45c. Whiskey Rich,
nond Rectied lOnIl cash. Cincinnati 40 cts. cash; AZ
:. months,
OArs-By the cargo 40 a 45c u bu.hel.
SALr-Sues at ! 60 from wharf; 81 rs from store.
loBAcco The M rket continues firm with good
demand for all lie criptons and prices we'll support
We quo, common Jugs s. 50 to So -; very good
SO TO So IS and 81; common enf 81 to 81 Us medium
good SO 81 t. $40 50 fine stemmidg and shipping
s. to $l3 50; fne manufacturing s2 10 SO 50.
WHEAr.-Prine ~mte 81 90 rfmr led 81 81 cash.
Woot-Saa pateels OF tIb washed sold at &c;
washed 8 l9t. No sales of fac fleece made as yet
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Franklin; Z l. Parker, Richmond; John Ear
y aud lady. Miss A 0wnly. Bedford; 1hoS NC
Ghce. Mrs NcGbee. 2 children aud 2 servants
sc: Mrs A NJ smith, child sery't. NJ Smith.
Milton, n c: II 7 Lancaster, Fincaste; " Il
Rolfe. Boydlon. va; C II Dabney, Campbell; Jas
p Whaling. Milwaukee, Miss; w Fowler, Cas-
well, y c; Jno Dabney, Campbell, a 4 Wood
Caswell {; W Nation, Charlotte; !. + Am
strop, Nelson; " p Banks, Amherst; l. KiseS'
Ohio; Thos F Perkins Buckingham Ma
thews Campbell.
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E-y-Tne Highest Price for Tobacco

PAID THIS SEASON Sold by JNO H. TYRE.
| sold, on the 18th this month. hid. fine vel
low Tobacco for General j. X. Lea, of North
Carolina, at S52 per hundred, to VIM. Crumpton,
for his celebrated Four Ace brand. This is the
highest price obtained in Virginia this season.
This hid of tobacco weighed nett ga lbs, and
brought 1924 AS. Also, l hid for same gentle
man, $50 to Armistead & Warwick. On the
18th July, sold for Mr.. A. NJ. Wood, of North
Carolina | hid at S}5 to VIM. Crumpton, nett
weight 1910, and brought S47l 20; hid for
same, at S2i 80, to Armistead Il Warwick
for same, to Mr.. John W. Stone, at $40 80; to
y. G. Hancock, at Sl4 25; and to Armistead
" Warwick, at so 75-the average of this
crop of ) hhds is S2l 40;-2 hhds for Mr. JAS
Poteat of n. Carolina. | at S25, to Mr.. William
A. Read, and l tod. Hare & Co., at $2I One
hid for Mr.. L. Burch of North Carolina, at 500
50, to W. Crumpton; | hid for Messrs Lea and
Sergeant, to w. a. Read. esq, at $2S hhds
for Mr.. j. a. Pollard, at s;55 to w. Crumpton
| to iIalsey Il Booker, at $50 So to Messrs
NJ. Langhome q Sons at $lS 80, to + G Fer
guson x Co., at $l3 50 and to NJ. Langhorne &
Sons. at Sl2 25,-average of the hhds,Sl9 o.
| hid FOR Wyatt Gatewood, of Amherst to T.
Love x Sons at $25. Besides many other hhds
at from Sl7 30 to @25. Sold for Col Thos j.
Brown. OF n. Carolina, Boxes loose Tobacco, |
at S35 to w. Crumpton, and at $26 50, to J.
Hare u Co, boxes loose tobacco for Thos. S.
Brandon, of Halifax, / at S33 80, to w A Read,
and l at s23 90 to +. c. Ferguson e. Co., box
loose tobacco, for b. Oliver, Of Halifax, at 500
to W. A. Read.
Most of the above North Carolina Tobaccos
were brought to this city by way of the Richmond
Danville aud South Side roads. This freight
ON Tobacco from South Boston, in Halifax c to
this ctyis about 80 cts. per hundred: it, however,
varies little according to the weight of hid
OF tobacco-it heavy the freight is lower than 50
ots if light little higher.
aug y e2t j. H. TYREE, Comm Mer.
E1NAMkaN ~ EXTRA FLOUR Garsl's
A. brud IN store and tor sale by
aug 29.ts b. +. SACkEIT
nR ROBERT EARLY will be ab.ent from
50 ly e'bag, unt. the st oil September.
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The under signed, with Il view OF relieving him
set from his present embarrassed conhiipn will offer
for sale pryi toly until the 9th day Of September next
the following valuable property viz: two Lots ot
Ground j, the cry of Lynchbrrg. fronting 40 feet each
on Jefferson street the Basn OF the james River aa5
kana"ha Canal, nearly topp site the large stone Wa;
four Lots fronting so each Il Basin al tar
Canal, running back the Orange and Alexandra Raj
road; Lot Jefferson street, opposite the store,
Mcdaniel, Hurt Il Preston fronting feet four Framed
Ienemenls and Lots near ID. T. kees', lying betwrea
the old and new turnpkes; House and lot adjoining
d. h. Spepces residence, e. most desirable uniy resi-
deGce;) bot and Wooden Tenement, nd "A vacant Lot,
both al looming tn same: a halfacle Lot Back Wa
ter Greek. Judge VIM. Daniels lee lIpuse also,
his interest (bring thini) in HAT Vault bic Steam
Brick Machine the Gas Works; about 90 head Of
Horses aad Mules, all young ana well broke to hurnes;
or 10 new Wagons e ind Eorse,) and several
ond hand Carts, Wagons, &c.
Such portions of said property may not be sold by
the 5th day Of September next, will OIL that lay be sold
by way Of public auction.
All tie creditors Of the undersigned invited to
purchase that their claims may be oseiiei against
TIE amount due by them respectively for purchases.
Al! persons having open against him
questedto present them The lst day of septic nher ht
indebted to him earnestly requested pay without
further delay.
~ B.--The PIEDMONT WORKS will be continued
in all their different branches and all the
hand my be contracted Cor between his and the
1t day OF September will be carriad out promptly
the that vii take the Works on tat day he
intends taking in partner.
mug ! d3taAtbtb'ept GEO. G. CURLE.
Republican c,ipy.
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CITY IND STATE DEPARTMENT.


The letters following explain themselves. In
reading them the question must arise IN many
minds.-bas Lynchburg done all that she eau and
ought 10 do for the plague stricken people OF
Norfolk aud Portsmouth Since their contribu-
tons were forwarded the disease has spread and
the suffering increased to appalling extent
They have yet awful career to run. Shall not
the hand of relief be again exetended
To Messrs. A. B. RueKeR. ID. T. G. PErERs, J.
NJ. CoBBs, JNo. WIN. BUcKNER, and others,
Committee.
Gentlemen: Vt your request, in the absence of
the Mayor Of thi city. forwarded. on the 9th
inst. the sum Of Five llandred Dollars to the
Mayor If the city of Norfolk, and like sum to
the Mayor Of tho city Of Portsmouth. here
with hand you the reply of the President of the
City Council Of Portsmouth, and that of The
HOWARD Association of Norfolk.
Very respectfully. &c,
JNO. VI. OTEY.
President City Council.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS August 2B.

WASHINGTON HOusE--w. w. LEFrwICH, PRoP'R.
DR. ID Johns. A w Pickett, Pittsa; Thos NJ.
Cock, Campbell; Lafayette billiard, Salem; John
Bateman, Campbell; Alfred 4 White, Appom'x:
II Board, II Tompkins. Bedford H Victor,
city; Thos Lee, Amherst; James l. Oney. va &
Tenn Il Il; Joseph ii Scott, John Jnrs. Camp
bell; Ro Crenshaw, city; James d Moon. Halifax;
John Murrell, Campbell C II; G NJ Thompson,
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Ln5.n,lL h. ON IL. ~.

The public are nutiuptd nsanst anoth"r counterfeit
which la= inely mn e its nupeirrnae. Gallo W. Bfar
re L. Arabian Lipiuen, the most dangerous Of ali The
rennfcriei,s hpcsuse hiz l,yiss The nboc 81 Farrell,
vii I'm, it IA g,eI tiith without the knowledge
TINT epnutefttpt exists Nd thy wi perhaps only
discover their when the spun IONS nn>t.re has
vtensh. il, eYi' effects
The genuine nrfico Is manufactured only bg II. O.
Farrell. sie ilvrnt'r and prnrrietnr nni wr'les"le
druggist No II Nun STREET. Peoria. lllinn, 10 wh"m
ali ppIlItntiaHS tir Agencies mnsf be- addressed Be
,oa get with the lettcf. II beto,e Farrell =.
thus H. O. FARRELL'S--aad nts ,gni,ure on the
wrap u; ali other. runnleriet-.
Sold by T. SrABLER n co, Druegts.
l,nclhure, va
Staes.
t3P,ire IS and 80 crnt., md 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED iu every town, village AND
cstabli -heI. Address H. q Farrell rs thuvr. uccnn-
raied with good o!erenc, character, r~pnnaiii
n, Sc aus2I dNciv
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White SULPHUR Springs.

Correspondence Of the Aterandria Gazette.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Aug 2lst, 1855, s
The President and suite arrived here yester-
day morning They were met at place called
"Dry Creek" (about half mile from the
Springs,) by committee, and President Pierce
was brought to the Springs in coach and four,
belonging to a gentleman from North Carolina
Upon his arrival at the Springs he was welcom-
ed by Ex-President John Tyler, in neat and
appropriate speech, to which he replied at some
length, and in very happy spirit At the conclu-
sion of his address, he warmly appauded by
the number present, and then held reception in
the bali ROOM when all present were successfully
introduced by Ex-Governor Manning, of South
Carolina. Judging from his appearance, it will
require several weeks to recruit him. He pur-
poses remang here for some time. As its nearly
time for the mail TO close cannot give you a
longer account.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29

The CONFESSIONS OF A PRETTY WOMAN. Rv
Miss Pardoe
The JEALOUS WIFE. By Miss Pardoe
We are indebted to Mr.. Morse for the above
named works. They are both, we believe, high.
ly popular productions; and are very favorably
spoken of by the critics.
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PORTSMOUTH, VA, Aug both, 80.
To JONI NJ OTEY, ESQ, President of
-, I,nnnnil Lunch hnrn Va

N'I'tI0F'F y ''0''7VF'r ' J
Pear Sir: The Mayor of town has a sick
family and the duty of replying to your letter Of
the Eth list, defolyes ON me. gratefully ac-
knowledge the receipt of check for $500, con
tributed by the humane people Of Lynchburg, to
aid in relieving our sufferers. In their behalf,
tender to you and to the kind citizens of Lynch
burg my warmost thanks. God in his infinite
mercy grant that you may all escape the awful
scourge which is now in our midst. With senti-
ments of the highest esteem and regard, both for
Yourself and your generous people,
am with much respect your ob't sernt.
w. WATTS,
pgee;daut If TommOU T0u1cji
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President Of Common Council
OFFICE Howard ASSOCIATION,
Norfolk, Aug. q, 1855.
Lynchburg. Va.

1UITH VI VIII I49T' =
Lynchburg. va.
Dear Sir:-Your esteemed favor of the 18th
inst, enclosing check for five hundred dollars to
tho Mayor -four city for the relief of our otlljc,
ted citizens, was handed over to this Assocla-
ton Please return our thanks to the kind do
nors in the name of this Association. | regret
10 say that Mr.. Woods, Mayor of this city was
attacked last night with the Fover, and we fear
for the worst. Yours respectfully,
JAMES A. SAUNDERS, SEC'Y.
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s1HB COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS

4 viii meta the Hal OF bsnch " ard Council NJ.
l.. 90 SATURDAY EVENING September lsf, N ear.
cnndir light 10 make for the meeting II
tie Convention, be held in tnis city ph the 10 OF
Sc ,tcmbe:. by ord-r of the
aug - II CHAIRMAN.
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEER;

BEEF-i3 30 a 81 Oh y cwt. gruss which Ia IS
net Supply moderate and qua.itl inlrrio,.
tIO6S-SSt9 hunared. Supply moderate.
ShEEP-Mutton sell for $2das5 piece or 50 80 to
a per hundred gross, f,r ordinary supeor Sheep
LAMBS-$2 II So 90 each.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Baptist Association will commence SET
urday. the sth OF September, and continue unit
Tuesday the lllh, at Barton's Creek Church
) miles from Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29

The Pope has accommodated the King aud
Ministers of Sardinia, on account Of tho recent
eon6soaton of Church property, and has had II
sharp correspondence with Iayaa, the Spanish
Minister of Foreign Affairs, upon the same sub
lect
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FUTURE DAYS.
a DIM lN1srRAToR's SALE OF NEcRops

a DIM lNI0I MA LOIt > .oAIb OI MIG OBS
IN VIII be sold, in front # III Market Ilnn,e m
Frd h OF Srptsnber.7 or likely YOUNG MEN
AND BOYS. Terms a. sale
HENRY d. FLOOD, Admir-
e W f. Scott decd
Sale ronduc ell b. W. H. MosnY, Auctioneer
Ii snrt
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VERMONT KNOW NOTHING CONVENTION.
ton, August 2l.-The Vermont Know Nothing
State Convention has nominated Governor Roye
! for recollection. The proceedings were not very
harmonious.
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PILGRIM CELEBRATION AT PLYMOUTH.
ton, August 23.-The Hon.. w. H. Seward, of
New York,has accepted an invitation to Plymouth
Pilgrims.
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BALL.-The proprietors of the Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs have issued tickets for II
ball, Tuesday the 9Th Sept, which is der igned
to he superb affair. Preparations of the larg-
est and most brilliant character are going on. A
full attendance will no doubt. be the result
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-29

bedford LAND FOR SALE The suhscr
- Der 90. FIR sale. livltely his FARM three mies
Nouh of Liberty and adjoining the land of Thomas
Campbell. Wm. *. Uuisley Roberr Al lea and Others
II we'll timbrred red and fenced, easy OF
in native sol and fine exposure be surpassed.-
IL contains about 2SJ acres one taf al which i. in
original timber o. the tea, ed hand 0u 90
well set in clover an all il good heart TIE bu ldi igs
consist Of comtoritbe Dwell ns aad out houses. For
further iaturmation inquire II Samuel g arles, Esq
Jesse Hopkins, Esq. Liberty. the subscriber the
premises n. BORSLEY.
aug 29.c3laN3w
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MEDICAL COLLEGE sIisGINsl

nuul Coui-e OF Lectures wlll commence on NJ nlay.
October 9Th, 1872 at thr College Building of
Marsha and Oulps,. Rlchnt ,pl and eruntte
On the 18Th of Mar.h, 1896, bsg fa Of more thar
fra months
ob4lcuic. AL tl,e Disease. ii Women an Children
=, ---, II. -.
Surgery and satslesi An tony
by CHARLES BELL Gls.os, ". D.
Theory and rsclirr at Medicine,
b, DAVID II 1ueKtt NJ d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy
by MARrlN z. Scarr. II y.
Maieria Mrdica AID hsrn ealrs.
BY 4, NtLfoaD, NJ y.
Anatomy.
by ARTHUR L. Ptrico1As, NJ. d.
I.stit of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence,
Hy LAWN 5 JoYNEs, NJ. d.
THEn. ?. MAYO, II. D Denan,trator Of Anat my.
Tie study If practical anatomy may be prosecuted
viii the most ample tnciics very trius expense.
Clinical Lectures regularly given toe College
lntrmary and Richmond Alol-hpuse. The lntrmarv,
unteI the roof with the College, is all times well
flied with medical aud surgical uses aud furnishes pc
culiur facilities Tor clinical instruction. Many surgical
operations pefo rnod ia the pre,rnre # The class
aud the students being daily admitIt 80 the wards,
jay uGde the guidaHce oi the professors unusual OPP
portupiies Tor becoming familiar, only with the
symptoms aud diagnosis Of disease, but with lnly
pro1ress and treatment
Amour a; Fees for Lectures, ..--......-...t HOS
Mlrjcalutng Fee,..--.. -. .....-..-..-
Pmetcn Anatomy,.-..-. $3.50. .---.-.. 10
ira udlns er,.----- 1880 %
he prize OF board including fuel lights and servants
o'teudauce is usually 81 or 80 per week.
The catalogue containing fuller information concern
es he institution will be forwarded to those VIII apply
ton il, specific enquiries will be answered by letter.
DAVID ii. TUCKER, NJ. d.
aug 30 lawtl,t oct Dean of the Faculty.
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C1MNERCiiin
Lyncnhurg wholesale Prices Current,

coRREefED ryLRY TUESDAY AND sAfuhhAl'
By FUCKER e. REDO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROcERs AND
COMMI5S SION M r c Il A N I 8 /,
OPPOSITE BANK sQuARE. LYNCnEuEG. "a.
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REQUESTS OF ABBOTT characterization,
August 2i.-Abbott Lawrence has bequeathed
$4,000 to the Boston Public Library; @5O,oo0to
the Lawrence Scientific School, at Cambridge.
The otlnr requests have not yet been publish.
ed
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GALE OF AEssfsOES.--rhe und r>isoed a.
- Administrator a. Douglass H. Pucket dec d.. Will
sell IL font OF the Market II, use, in the city Of Lynch
burg, en- n lny Tie 3lst day # August neAt II
clock, nj publ cliun t. the highest bidder, for cash,
Six Negroes, bringing Ia the esaje Of nd Douglass
H. Pocket dec d.. consulting It uurned Nanny,
a man by the uame of George. young nun mined VII.
lam two bty- James ard David. and On. GIL. Mary
Eliza The Negroes are likely and worthy The attention
of purchasers Should hni weather prevent the sale
thnf day, they VIII be sol the tiru,y Sunday
seped. SAMUEL NUWLIN,
Aim. of Douglass H. p4clet decd.
mug dlawi3lst mig 24-dlw
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sVEESF SALE OF 4 NAEUABsE
Il BRiCkLAfEk Ply virtue of Deed Of Trust
executed to by john Phoup. and duly ted in
the Cle-k s1ice ut The Hastings Court fr the CRY #
Lynclburg shall sill public auriio, in front of the
Market House, N the city of Lync'hre, Saturday
the Isl day OF September, 1888, valuable NEGRO
MAN. namei Le~,; excel IN Bricklayer 10y made.
II title j. undonhCed but acins trustee will on
ly convey suci ttlr as is ed me bv the deed
said.
Terms made known On the day &C ,a.e
ANDREW J. CAMP,
aug 23- ls sep Trustee.
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THIS DAY

rOSrPO EMENr
I'll above sale ia postrone until We, e43nv hr egI
irst. jNp. q |. GOGGtN
aug97 IT Tfn,
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LNANsLY EXTRA FLOUR G

A brBd IN store and tor sale by
aug 29.t, b. +. SACKEIT
hR ROBERT EARLY will be absent from
81 i.y cnbagg, until the lst o' September.
suJ IS.l y
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-07-04

Grrrrxo ON roo FAsr.-A pioas old
dave had q wicked master This master
had much confidence, however, in the
slaves pie,y. He believed he WAS ,
Christian. Sometimes the master would
BE- serious and thoughtful about religion.
One day he came to the old slave with
The New Tes,amen. in his h. nd. and ask
Il he would explain a passage 10 him.
The slave wns willing to try, aud asked
what it was
IN ie here in Romans" aid the master
Have you done oil tina, i, tells you 70
DO in Matthew. Mark, Luke cni John r
enqu-ed Ae sisse. seriously fixing bis
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