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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

xvGTRorYpEs PHoToGRAPs j. e. CT tsts r. * n IN all
TYPES The above style of Pictures arr ,t "a "
", arf,aton NJ the Gallery of g. w MiNNiS a W
s TANNER would inform h t,o ffhs he S@rih @ ' AFTER an a
go ~ some two months, during which time ne h'
without regard to labor expense every ne" @ , ra
;,,ro,,eInent known in the Photographic art N
1 +, e1rnsh to those who may desire 'hell, 49, I ~
M Glass Photographs Paper or me ~ i
On 'iaa al of which will be taken in all their hrlahE
M factinn He has also, large and beanui "a @ " "
Of GoID LoCKETs BREAST PINS t visit to ms
Srv Is solicited whether Pictures are desired OF n,
- Gallery always open and free 10 TATNER
cepted. - = ,,i,,is & Tanner. Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12


"a 1Dc or Nervous Debility, Disease of the Kidneys ana
al diseases arising from Disordcred Liver stomach snc
onspation Inward Piles Funess, Blood TO the Head
"ty Of tAe stomach Nausea Heartburn, Disgust tor tood
eilng at the Pit of the Stomach Sw wmning OF the Head
1e and difficult Breathing Futcring At the Heart thoak-
F9r hliocatng Sensaticns when in lying posture, Dn,
t vision Dots or Webs before the sight Fever and lDnl
@ he Head Deficiency of Pcrspraton. leowness ot the
Hl ana Eyes, Pain in the Side Back, Chest Limbs, &e,
lsn tusheS Of Heat burning in the Flesh Constant lmag-
EI ana great depression of Spirits can be eLertna
pI1.r.,sln hy DoCrER HnoFLANDs CELEBRATED othhAN
"a LhS, preparedhy DR. c. NJ Jackson German Medicine
e No l2l Arch ST, door below Sixth Phladephta
power the above diseases is eXceed il cnall-
y any other preparation in the United States aS the cures
2t M many cases after skillful physicanS had failed
S' bers are worthy the attention Of invalidS POSSES
great virtues in the rectfcation of the liver and lesser
& exercising the searching power in weakness ana
unpleasant
w {HGlNIA TEsrIMoSY-Dr J. II. Wilson, Lexington, Va,
@ N l9]3 sad i entirely out of the tferhah blt-
p, ahe} nave become all the rage. &ohinG else sells
3 lehl Legion published Woodstock, Va, said Ian
LOO; "A Great MedicineWe have uniformly reirancd
e'h'e ndug 10 the public any OF the various patent
'is OF the day unless tlo rouFhly convinced Of their
u Among those consider worthy Of notice, is the
nan Filters, invented5y Dr. loofand and preparedb by Or
H IN Fhitielphi2. one Instance in particular IN whf
i10E virtues OF this medicine Lave been tested mas fa
M lr our observation During the last summer son OF
"N' CtAuili of this county very seriously ahe'ttd
liver Complaint, and after trying, in VAIN various RENE
purchased bottle of the Btera and after using IT. was
relieved of his distressing malady. that he procured
iiI bottle, aud is restored entirely tn health
& are entirely vegetable, free from all Injurious ngrod
~" aAS strengthen the system and never costate H.
ne wholesale by Druggists in all the prinrai cities ana
~ apothecaries and storekeepers ii every town IN tae
Satlby SrcoTlfFp 6. vrrITrFuFAn ! H. TI0NP
- - e 90, and J. II. sEAY & co, Lynchmrr, and by
-''ih medicine everywhere. lHtp o-ta'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12
Nor.eE SO MEHC.uANrs. EAmMERs 4

NOTICE 80 MERCHANTS. FARMERS n
~ OTHERS LIVING IN THE COUNTRY i would most
respectfully call the Merchants Farmers
living in the country who intend visiting krmu this
Nmy large and general assortment 1nts gr-NN> ,-Io
f Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Rags Nnlises Sryt,-y.rvts
"a &e.. my stock has been selected by co. tST ~
~ myself with great care suitable for the
Virginia trades and large portion Goods having been
purchased for cash aer uvscf that an hold
Inducements Merchants and Farmers all IL want
other house East North South either by the package
dozen; to which call the attention OF all In they
will lind them prices that fail to please by calling
A. w & HILL. Manufacturer and
Dealer IN Boots, Shoes. Trunks. Carpet l,aFs,
Nalses, Ae, wholesale aud retail. No. l27,
sep Ats Main street Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

HINpOWDEE TEAs.-2OO half Chests extra fine
Va GtNP0WDER TEAS imported by us by ship Oneida,
from shanghai Also, fine assortment Of BLACK TEAS,
from medium quality to the finest imported These Teas
offer the trade low they be had In the
For sale by EDMOND DAVENPORT Il Co,
Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

" COMPANY-fhe subscriptonsto to the Capital Stock of
tbs Company construction of the Lynchhnrg exten
sion required be paid in monthly nstamens of IS
fuch share.
by order of the Directory,
oc 23-eodtlst decSwts J. H. REID, See'y,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

n TloNEEY AND FANCY GDODS-A. MORRIS, ~
Main street. Richmond Is opening his usual large and
general assortment of Books Paper Stationery Fancy Goods
&C. &C. for the Fall Trade which he would respectfully
ask the attention of the merchants of Virginia North Carroll
and Tennessee visiting the city, assuring them of
pctc stock select from be found market and
upon terms rs fair and liberal
a. NJ Is sole for the sale Of celebrated Pianos
by will supply them factory prices
Blank Books of every description constantly hand and
manufactured TO order
Binding every description executed in de best
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

G. si1< MERCIIA a NTS SAN FRANCISCO, cAl-spf-
rHrr IA FRoVr STREET NEW NoRK)-Paricular attention
a;d ~ tIFS or TOBACCO and eonsisnments direct from
The Virginia Manufacturers solicited ,. ,n,
REFERENCES-A. x a. Lawrence CO. Boston AHeh
& paxsnn Vow York: Courtney & Gushing, Baltimore !
Davennort Alien co, Edmond, Davenport q Co. i'udi',
& watson James f. Heath, late auditor, and CrsnshaW
-, piaImond, NrCorkle & Jones. Mcdaniel Hurt q Pres
ton r G $ Ferguson Co. and Miller y CrenSha" hyheh
burg. -, = - t,,eo n, Vow
yo our resident partner that city will give his personal
attention to the receiving ransbppng and securing the 10y"
M ,s f f,1icbt ree Of commissi,n) all goods conssn
el - orr san Francisco House - e, -. M
MeSeis' 10ii'"'' - arg 2s-eodlv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

uNXECUTO{S 5 SALE IN APpoMATTOA-Ihe snbscri-
II hers viii sale, mt public auction on EsDAi
GIl the next fair day0 at the
ate residence Fielding Jones' decd all the PERISH ABLE
the estate of said decedent consist
nv of 3 head Colts pair colored Car
rage Horses yoke of Oxen; 40 head of Catte so head Of
together with tho entire of Corn,
supposed about 600 barels the of Oats Hay and
rovender also crop of Tobacco; fine Carriage and
Harness; Buggy and Harness. Wagons Horse
do Wheat Fans; Threshng Machine; set Blacksmith
Tools Plantation Utensils Of every description &c At the
same time place. will sell or LIKELY NEGROES.
TElMs-For under $10, cash will be required;
all sums over elo credit months will be given the
purchaser giving bonds with approved security.
The will be continued from day day until completed
commencing at the home house.
JAMES W. WATTS,
d. Z. ROBERTSON,
lcwtGth Executors of Fielding Jones, decd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

NEW ssa0bs AT THE NEW sEoRE.-The
~ subscrbes receiving at their md spacious
Salcsrooms direct from their mandatory, their supply OF
FALL aud WINTER CLOTHING. ia which they cspocully
invite the attention Of the public
sep 2G-is BURROUGHS, SHAfER 4 co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EuNv,nuEN'S GooDs.--.ra.r., ssss

EENTt.EnEN's EOoDs.--GAsx., sS55.-
TONERS to call aud hls Fall and Winter Gooa being
Just 10 hand and tho best stock he yet pleasure
really superb article also rich brown nue Plum Mulberry
ana ot cloths ton froneh tasor Cloths for oNereoats aud
Nnier freeks Hack Brevn aud Mulberry medium
ira fine necsns and fancy Gassmores, rich PLAIN fancy
tons and otef trimmings Al.o Meme Furnishing Goods,
Ml Shirts .elaN Drawers Under Shirts, ilandkorchof
oayats, stoeks Ties, Gloves Nc, Sc tocd.p
100000 MeNfasL.Nr MfHns nHNp :" syhrfN "t.HtNT~ "
OK Notary Public dealer In Land Warrants and Attor
claims wishes purchase loooo6 ACRES Of Military bounty
Land Warrants viii attond any business. Notary
Public such ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of deeds assignment Land
Warrants A. Nr LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Notary Public bounty Land aud
JnN "ts Pension Agent Iynelhntg, Va.
NOTrcE.-rbc subscriber has this day disposed of his
~ entire interest in the of Stglor McEicry Co
to d r. { fees one OF The arm Ia retiring from the bnsl
and would AJAX "a continuance 10 my SUCCESSORS
OCTOBER ls' is55 re MeELpERY.
rHNnE underalned viii continue the business Of sircr
Mctldefy Co., without farther change. under the style
ing claims against the finn 81 sgcr Mctdery Go, will
present them undersigned for payment and all ndchtcd
our Stock u NV ral' and Winter Goods nov complete
friends aud the publc call j. \. srIGtER.
oG Its u 7 Z pEflhs
GWaEEs AND EENnEsss.-Iustroe received, at the
Of FANCY CRATES aud FENpERS. f.Naulue thcm aud
prepare for the approaching Minter,
4 HAVE NOM OPENED nEAurIftL AssORT.
MfNf OF GOODS suitable 10 the present and approach
OF Black Figured and rlaid Silks French Mernos Bumha
zines Cohgres Alnpaccas Mensns aud cesmeres great
site STYLES Collars aud breakfast Caps at - each worth
SC ShoS G n 1sra Y,n PeT supply OF m aaa and Misses
ocats JOHN ABRAuAMs
aud Tamas Mcrino and llal shawl ihelies ylea
c2L JAMES \. SiidlER 90
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NO FOHACCONssTs-N 30 per crn,.

FvND heE&ttOSssES.-NCa 30 per cent.
SANEDAccoring 10 the Published rates of the South
side Railroad Tobaccnusts nearly 80 pr by
sending their Tobacco the subscriber ii as shan
cos than reHfyto es per box averaging 2j bis, in
Guiding tolls freight and expenses boad sail
ing vessels ALFRED $. LEE. on the Dock,
iN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

The aboFe ratos via ONO TNcF 4 sHsHI "uVlI70
charged il sent all the way 10y Railroad NJ S9Tdgc CHiT8e3
on tj5lay sfrt tar5uRh on iige Cunsign To
" BRIDGFORD & Co. Richmond
REFERENCES Is RIcHMoNp.-Stens BrumineL lmseS,
Tarly 4 Co Sedcn Miller, j II. Claiborne j. w Wright
& Co Chas Workman a Co.. Shields somlnetElne anu
T1n,,,,1s T,venport & Co june Cots.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12
~ n. .wyDGroFsD (, CO., scncrai Conn

III
Ne MISSION g. FORM ARDING MERCHANTS, Corner
2O,h and Hatcr SIS, ts Doct Richmond Va. We are
constantly receiving direct Rockand Lime Lump, Calened
Ground Plastcr Hudson River Cement Hay, Rosin
Potatoes. -
Attend a-firulary to the sale and purchase Flour Grain
Food Sq - - BRIDGFORD,
\. TINSLEY PATE.
BRIDGFORD & cos WESTERN EXPRESS LINE, For
Bahia.5rs Hbeejag Cincinnati Loujsrte 81 Ao"ts Ptts5ag
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12
DAILY NIRGiNIAN.
Lima, the City of the Kings

The British steamer being detained for three
days at Callao afforded us n good opportunity
Ia visit the city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

EADY-NhDE CLOTHING ESTABL1sIlMENr.-M
III GUCsGEitEIHER, Main street has always on hand a
fun assortment ct cheap nni fashionable EEADI-MADE
CLOTHING Herespcotfuly saleits examination Of his
etoc hu lIIrpf4+
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1855-08-23

sgs u !

SfE N, IN
)zAn az sFlal. ste tfs+' M
q0snt solicil lions y l4 sssr ~ re-1
peated nqsifieBt 4 6es lesve ko intro
aace tissoqg nile pa L d u expesiencs
ia eultivati6g W. .saEssa hat
black knott cifc0lio silyIl ~ lilief nstli
tadses y discourag ge the Sultiyatp 4
had become n stled Inv tter-ois lact Ihat
plums could Ros he raised mi this picini-a
ty.s / Attribute my nccesA FmainiY "a
ashereditasy stfai0 of q ankes pripciple.
producing strong proPeh \! to \ lisss !. i 1
jack-knile: Ny trees afe & Ilc1 \
ed On 70 suckers 1T the native M Nild
plum. near or at tho surface of ths.
ground. The scions take well ia such
stocks and grow strong frequently from
afs.G
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1855-08-23

4Iy/NXA ACRES lors sals Z nv m iIss ls6ose
III XJN h s " III
pss Is tsSk n lfo d alsa
sissippi ma u the pesa fos lsil 1pi
sn I'm side of M u WIN. saaS kef
aosE N NJ ys Nh y
ing land. Inquire of
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1855-08-23

MANN n AN Ola
Is

b ssl CD u
MN m \ aKEs I'M NJ siay M MI
III N. .s.s,.sd
pliy y, ind Dye Wel
sas,sy ss sssd 10 ~ I ,Ss \. w Y d
snd " &vefy article if sti,sk
ofs Paints v heaSy assd x;l se Az
M ats aasnss I'M M VIII Sthe pyIglar
icnes " shssh xs
MI as4i ppr ountEs N olss|
" ,ss;ss wv, s,s nm, ssssss ;;,sss ;.s . s,'
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1855-08-23

q 40 ACRES far saIe near Anok -cne piece
ONSJ OF 40 acres, several Of f30, and the
balance 100. Price from $6 to q 7ssaccofding 10
distance from town, apd quality of- land. g9 h.
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1855-08-23

!cr whats AHef,cans @ Angcs n Gsnse a
ians M one nee ~
hey Wy g w nai hqIs rno!hsr raes e eonds
.as;ona o hoas bsinx T. freedom n dSu
vovss shs ar. rd ,;y r;si. =
e1s s. I'M. 8 80.
M l.,,i., 81. 3,
" s.,;o Ill i,:.h Il
q, . s...
sss ~ ~ ~ n Il III
.mnicy;ns nj III ~ 3. sa
np;sy Is accomnsh yvofks III ssnaral ssa. = ' es,
questioned uiii,y Is which isdssdusi means m ,rel
g w paDnc sooa, - nos pIoalse e tsmoafseE
~ snS ''s.s ~ w eon I
~ ~ tss W
pi;cr M n " 49,
s.ss e. % .sss.s sa.s; 9 = @ 81 ss
eoasssn egg aa.aaal sdosi Z; e yi,aI 81.
~ ID s.,, NJ
y =
I sI.t y s. s ss;s.
but reyis,ss 81 nav hooks ef dseiisa iassIss
Vim sscs exsfscss illssilssing their qIpality sra
4, s:s 'ss' q: ~ n
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1855-08-23

4 \ H 4 y
4 I " 4 N m a MI N
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1855-08-23

NJ sSs q = u Paint mud Earnish
q Irsslss III ~ Y ~ MORT ON And PACE.
i Se1. rAnl. it 166c II q nltf
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1855-08-23

C10DA, Cream Tartar. Carb. Ammonia and t0il
MI sof Lemon, III Bakers aud Conlectinnsrs. tor
saa& i,y sasss bi ORTON Ard PACE.
s<3nS9f Paul. l4nfSt. 1885. Milf sgsss
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1855-08-23

q ~ E13 ~ y Y ~ e
n n
6 Y |1k 4 ||1 a1s s|| sE5yl
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81 EI1 Nh I'll b !Es9s ii IA I
N I y
~ sss; 81. ssesss.
I 4 \
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1855-08-23

nf1 ACRES shsss k,Il N
,sNyy scal q
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1855-08-23

'I1 1EKFp Exncy Goods Eine Cusler,, and
Rasl, Apfil. N ORION AMI FACE.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-03-23
HOP CULTURE.

The whole amount ofhops produced in
the Uniied States iu 1850, was 3 3.4o5 029
pound<, &c which Maine produced bu, 30,
100 pounds. The increase in the produr-
iiou of this useful ariiclr waS nearly 200
per cent. rom 1870 10 1850. aud the hiah
prices which il has commanded since 1850
have stimulated very much in lis cnltiva.
rion. IN this Stale The profits o, the crnp
have excited the attention of our agTiCul
,urali>tS, and have Induced many 10 EN-.
.a.e IN H. cultivation. Some OF The farm.
ers in Fianklin county and other local,ie'
have large fields levoled to il, and have
realized very handsome relurns.
We near that some OF The turner's Of OK
ford comfy intend 70 ,ry j, The coming yea.
aud we have no doub; lhev too will meet
with equal success. especially. those win
possess uch in;crvale lands One thousand,
pounds in the acre. we believe, il u laiI
v;ell, which at 80 els pcr pnuud amounts L.
$500 Bu, the pice has been rs hiah u,
10 c's. per pound aud even more, which
would rive S4O0 to the acre, which is fan
income. ..., ....
We snhjnin from The Ohio FMmer q de
SFEiIUOU Ol lUt NtSl SUI iNI fbic.
Any land rha, will produce gooh crop
&C corll will answer the purpose But The
deeper. The soil The better The roots al
he vine, where the soil admits oi il, will
pcneiIme To the depth Of four or five leel-
snme say lhr number Of yards. This iacl
-u.ge.i, 10 the mind OF practical man the
pTupIie'y oi selecting adrep soil Tor ile
purpose of lioD-cullute, when possible 10 do
So, or the eNpediency Of >ub--oilh" where
here is materially wan, Of depth. Nor
should the tact be overlooked, lha, ,lhucn.h
mnnuring and cultivation are :hc nldispens.
able colllnions Of success. Hops will grow
almost anywhere In, The roofs must have
ronn, aud wha, is gained in depth j. saved
in surface Besides. in 0rler Ia enable The
vine 20 stand ou' American summe:s, they
must he pa ted where lhey can reach in n
considerable depth. Er"lish culiirno's
arr oI The sane opinion, that M m,ler 10
ptoluce ,h. be-, quality of hnps, HE sub
-nalum ur the sol should he cnlcnreous ::
hnI ob-erva,inn apnea lo have dr,nuiIsiral.
~ that such cnndilUr is not Indispensable. y
l-Porrldhd .irgrs
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-03-23
HooF BOUND.

The following are the directions Of Dr..
Dad,l. for this disease, and we regard them
us The be-, we have >eru on This inlereslin.
subject, 10 every Gunner; Few ct whom are
acquainted with this important knowledge
The Skocr, however, has much 10 do with
this drsease: fOr in many cases he can
produce il by imWoper shoeiHg; and can
cure il. in IT, early stages. Nv proper shoe.
in. Many hones are injured in ,her feet,
some of them for lie. by unwurknanlike
shncing, an,l how Few owners Of horses
know il-Ed TEL
"In all cases we must endeavor 10 give
The lr". bearing on the ground aud in
ou,er to In hiS he shoe onghl io be r-mos.
el. A day, briule. ami contracted hooi
NAV be improved by repeated porllicihg
with son soap aud rye meal, applied cold.
So suou rs the hoof soleGs, le, u he dress
Ell. ni.hl aud mon.ing, with iuIpenliue.
liuseed oil, aud powdered charcoal, equal
pars Yei, alier all, n run of a,ass in u
soft pasture. The. animal having nothing
more than tips on l,is ler', i the hes, ieaI.
reni. A very popular uu,iou exists, iha,
COW manure has wonderful elIer, OF u
contracted hnof :-bu il is The candid opiu-
,on of the aulhnr, Nn! 40 douh, the reader
win coinciie that iilihaud di,, oi asy kind
are upfvorahle Ia healthy aclum. Such
remedy. aside .hom liz objection on lie
srore oi leccncy, savors ioo much oi hy.
gone days, when live rels were seu, on an
ruaui down holse'r ihroaiS io un,avel their
inies,ines II any benefits belongs lo such
objectionable applications. il l. due To the
ropeliy ], possesses of freiainin. moisture
therefore cold poslIices and waller are f,r
sNperinr. Clay aud must earth, placed in
the sail ior the horse To s,and or, are lal
inferior To slnfIiug OF we, uakum. which
cau heIemose,I ai pleasure. Ia order To
keep !, Ia con,ac, with The sole, we have
only 10 insinuale iwu strips of wood he,wee,
the sole and The shoe Que ruunin. length.
Wis, a,d the oihrI crosswisc ol the loot
Il afn,ls considerable pre~ule tn The fool
is'cooliig lclranly, and is "a, superior ,C
the above aIiicle>.n a.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-03-23


Pomace, By being worked up BY hogs,
may be made an eycellen, manure for corn
OF grass. In us hesh or crude state, howevI
er, il Is rather detrimental Than Otherwise 10
veselaiion,as il abounds in acid, (tie, tartar
ie AMI consequently should b. applied on
" afier il his been yanIej by hogs, or 9th.
er stock, or had the acidily corrected by the
admixlurc OF lime. Incorporated with The
rich feriiIiziny substances deposited BY ami
mails, j, assumes character Of high value,
and OH most crops operates with immediate
and highly beneficial effects. When fresh
tom The pTsss, a srali quantity scattered
around the roots OF bushes will prove almost
Immediately destruction 10 them. Pomace
is also valuable insrcdien,in compost, and
when mixed with clay, forres, leaves, loam,
chip manure and other similar substances,
an,l exposed lor few months to the action
ofihe atmospheric, no, only loses its obnox-
ious qualiiie., ,bu, acquires others which are
eminenlly salu'ary., AS a manual agent,
it Is worlh economiEing. r'
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-03-23
Senator Sumner and his white
-...'.. Slave" .ITJ

The following from the Washington Star
gives The particulars the recent interest.
ing acquisition Of Senator Sumner. The
owner f;hs family oislaves freed ihrongh
his efIuIi., was Judge Neal. OF Alexandria,
who certainly exhibited much libemliiy;
Senator Sumner a Sldrekoderl 4, Much
fur is Llpa IN ,le papers ol illis ,i'aii ol the
county on This subject and bri f-w of lime
papers seem 10 have a clear understanding
oI the subject oil which they ass ipkiig.-
We have no sympathy with Sumner ~ hi,
purposes, but we always wish Ia give HE
correct version of these rnmors, AMI sal ".
give The facls as they are il The cast. r.
Two or three years ago n lisln ,nulalio.
named John Bolts, ran away fonn Vit.n.in
and gol 10 Boston. Ben. n .rnari, nu;ire
boy, in n short time no established himself
in good business rs 5arher and in Two
years had LAID up abou, 5000. The Bums
case then occurred, and il 80 frightened
him that ic Immediately opene,i ne,"ii,-
iions with his owner. wl.o lives about thirty
miles from here, in Virainia. for the puI-
chase of his freedom, wbirh he liually nc.
complshed on paymeal Of 'hs 5000 Bot
now for the romailcs oi The siory Hs hal
leli his wile AMI children in" Oil VirY,-
ia. and wished to haze hem with him
He found II nj he could no, n,i.a the su,r
requisite 10 purchase them himself. 80 hs
had resource 10 The synipalhies cl The Bos.
ton .aboliiionisis: In a shnrliiims suffieirni
money was raised 10 open negotiations: aial
The mailer was placed in the hands Of Hin.
Charles Sumner. He Immediately visited
the owner Of the family, stated the object
OF his visil--lhs purchase OF this family
was well received, ard The terms Of tho
sale arranged. .-t s- .Tt.f
The family consisted of the mother. a
quairoon, one young boy, and iw' very
young girls; their marker price wns $500:
bur the owner held them undss lhi:a'ed
clause in n will, The tile being imp.rfec.
until the death OF one OF the heirs. Under
Tho circumstances, NJ the family were IN be-
set nj Liberty. ihs owner offered 10 convey
the family 10 Mr.. SPINNER f,r $500 He
saw the family. and found they were alI
good looking and liahi---one lille gifi, Ma.
~, being 20 white ,hatno one couli detect
The presence Of negro b'ood. Believing.
that the money could cnsily be raised, he
advanced the required sum, bouch, and
brough tho family 10 this city, and has
kept them on The Island. This, by the way.
gave rise 10 some scurilous rumou in 70.
ference 10 Mr.. Sumner, which, IN Justice 10
him, we coniradicf. -
Mr. Sumner had scveraI copies Of tho
dacuereo'ype OF the white girl. Mary, TAX
en- and sent 10 his eastern friends, accompa.
MED by the letter in which he spoke Of this
Mary ms n" second Tda, May.n This wa,a
private lei'er, bot when pob1isheJ, cansed
great excitement in Massachusetts. The
miniatures were copied and circulated
through the Massachusetts Legislature. and
in short time the requisite amount raised
for the repayment, OF The money Mr.. S. nd.
vanced.
As there was 50 much feeling on the