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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

EOUND.--On FRIDAY the LIST inst, in one of
Il East Broadway Line of Stages, PORr-MONNAIE con
tanning Of money. The have the same by
calling THOMAS LAMB Wlscn-st n door from Lee-av,
Brooklyn, Eastern District. amer o'clock ?. NJ and psyins
Of advertising.
NOTE LOST--CAUTION-Al persons arc
IN cautioned against purchasing goans NOTE q
III $50 dated May H. 1855, 20 days, drawn By HORACE
DAY favor and not ndoed Payment has been stopped
D. Il. JOHNSON, No. l05 Waist.
NOT1CE.-LOST, q STOCK CERTIFICATE
IN for DIVIDEND on the CHICAGO, BURLINGTON and
QUINCY RAILROAD COMPANY, dated March |, 1855, fox
Eighty Dollars No 81, payable 70 HENRY c. MANNING or
bearer. All persons hereby cautioned against negotiating
sad Scrip redemption of the has been stopped
my II law6wM III. c. MANNING, No. 63 Broadway.
SILK-Found near the City Hall, can be OBJ
~ tsned The iJune Office BY the describing prop
eIty and paying cost Of advertising.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

i sYREET-cLEASIN6 COMPANY now p-ep.ppes at %
contract with Corporafops Contractor %
road Conupsnes for CLEANING STREETS AID Hlon ~, ~
ofevery description By the year month o. ma adopted 81 his
Company together with their sweeping and IN psr al
r,lc~ifies N svey city where they have ope5te
of the machines being cny valuable :. ~ m
eosSs rsyensnt and usaedsmsed road. Ia t re-
speet ttey and mode Of operation In cities
VA ,s towns shey simplify the whole system Of cleaning
~ "a street streets cleaned 70 thor
se.hs nasr IL lew kounL Fer particular address
eesn n-AA SMITH, SECKELL Co.,
Ma as Broadway NswYork, o. Ne ITO South Frontst
Pkrn1epkA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

EOREST GROVE HOUSE, SCH0OLEYs
IL MOUNTAIN.-This delightful Summer House will oren
for the guests Communicate BY Of
Essex Central RR ofN.Jersey DAVID O. NOE, Proprietor.
KITTATlNNY HOUSE, Delaware Water Gap,
IN Monroe Co Pa-Ihs House now ready Tor ne recep
ton Of visitors magnificent aud hesithfnlness Of
locality the Gap pressnnens The line q Telegraph
which constructing and which has is office here enables
with the city at all times The journey 20 the
Gap accomplished In day by the NewJerssy Central Rail-
road 10 Esson the Morris aud Essex Railroad to ackes
WM. A. BRODHEAD.
DICHMOND HILL HOTEL, Staten Island,
III will OPEN for the the lat Of June. Charge
for the season. 81 week under 10 pa scrvants ~ i
horses S. Particulars at 3. w. BENEDICTS store No.
Wall-s,, N. Y. j. p. kELLErr, Proprietor.
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GUNNER Retreats.

BOARD in the HIGHLANDS-After the lst
I'D May the large and commodous House Of the Subscriber
near Landing the Hudson RIVER Will BE- open nx
BOARDERS The distance from NewYork 10 50 miles, sean-
passing daily to and o Distance nom idlewid hal nile
a. s times Terms for Board and accommodations moderate
Address FROST BRuNDAGE, Cornwall Orange Co.
COUNTRY BOARD.-A few Gentlemen will DO
~ accommodated for the Summer In private family where
and than hour from the city, Inquire az
PHRANER a. SMITHS grocery store, Jamaica, L. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

IPMAN's PATENT EYELET MACHINES
Ia THREE PATENTS GRANTED
LIPMAN,S PATENT IMPROVED EYELET MACHINE
LIPMAN's PATENT sELF-FEEDING EYELEr
MACHINE.
Poh Of the above Machines which decidedly the best
ever brought the public ready and may be had
Of Principal Saones and Fancy Dealers and wholesale by
AMES, HERRICK BARNES,
Ststoners, Warehouse No. 70 John-st.
CLOTE & JAMES, Stati0ners, No, IS Futon-st.
- Sets Of BLANK BOOKS Of the best paper, always on
order Of pattern the shortest notice
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Chances for Business 1flen.


sALE.An entirely Machine for Cutting Miters Of
any sne without the Of the plane aud recently
70 be BY any mechanic TO be spprecarsd BY ealing
No. $40 Broadway New York and AZ No. Commercial Build
irss Jersey City specimens may be and examined For
further particulars call on the Pstentees,
GEORGE w. IA BAW and WILLIAM POWELL
Al the Common ial BUILDINGS hove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

MO. As BROADWAY to LET, running through
IN to Nev-t well sdapsd The Of ESrrs coRensss
Rent Low. Appiyts kEsauTH Co, Ne n DFsse"ss'
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Blank Books, 6tationerp Sc.

NEW-Y YORK, MAY /, Is IS s.
IN REMOVAL OF
W NJ. A. w Co.,
FROM NOS. 10 and Is TO no. l23 wiLLIAAsr,
Where they have opened very large stock Of
STAPLE STATIONERY, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Pspeof every deseron and all goods % ,nei,
prices Booksellers ssoners and country Merchants In
yited 10 call and examine their stock
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-IoorI :. prKEsvILLE. MARYLAND, for

HOUSE No. 40 st. Marksplaee TO LET
H Possession BY first July. Inquire o.
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MATRIMONIAL Gentleman Of 81, who
WI has ever been married, wants COMPANION: He Is
healthy wealth Offer He desires the Lady
should be heay least ordinary looking well informed OF
ges and opposed going West: from 10 to - years Of
age. All shall be strictly confidential and all
Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

NOTES.
vol. l. Text; Vol. II, Notes. vols svo., eco PIP.
By ANDREWS NORTON.
Price, -.
This Translation Of the Gospels occupied portion OF the an
tbor his life. IL undertaken IN the
conviction of the Gospel eIistedn English which
did present many obstacles right understanding OF them
and appreciation Of the evidence for their truth afforded
by their Internal character translation needed which
while ondng the original nearly the dom of
language would permit should be verbal rendering,
but houd clearly express the meaning Of the texpreseyng
possible the simplicity which chaacterzes the style Of
the The work accordingly regarded
author the basic Of treatise which II was
his purpose publish the internal evidences OF the genuine
Gospels; while that treae AZ the time might
ferye introduction the translation This intended tres
te though gun finished Such
portions Of IT, however, left in manuscript, have been
printed separate volume tsee below with other papers
etiua more II less directly o the subject"
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Gpefial Notifies.

Ur. COIeff Lectures TO LADIES only, ~ Vcoca
THIS Monday AFTERNOON at Continental Hail. corner
hsf and sthay. and Gentlemen only q 0eock THIS
FvFETNG illustrating BY the beautiful PantiF 20
Hercnis Powerss Greek Slave and other splendid specimens
Of Health and Disease, besides Models Manins skeletons
Ia Admission q CENTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

NITY and COUNTRY ADVERTISING.-Up
~ the philosophy of Advertising, and the best practical
mode of carrying system valuable information bs
had at v b. PALMERS Advertising Agency Tribune Buii
ings, NewYork
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-17
Col Sfeptoe and the Mormons.

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Times has the following paragraph in rela-
ton to Col Steptoe, who is now on a visit to
Washington:
'.Col Stsptoe,of the L S Army,is here, the guest
of the President at the Executive Mansion IT will
be remembered he was appointed by the Presi-
dent last winter to succeed Brigham Young IN the
Governorship at Utah, but declined to accept the
responsible position. | understand it is his opln-
ion that no other than a military Governor with
an adequate military force. can ever prove the
error of Young's boast, that he will be Governor
ofUtah until God Almighty tells him he need be
Governor no longer. As Military Governor Coz
Stept,a wnuld undertake to teach the Mormon.
the necessity of obedience to Federal authority,
bat not otherwise. ltis now a yea" and a han
since the Presidents determination to test tn"
question of sovereignty with the Mormons was an
uounced, but the issue has not yet been made
Is this troublesome question to be devised to Pres
ident Pierce's successor! There are not n lew
who believe such is his intention"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-17
From Norfolk and P,,tsmor.h

yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Henry Myers. return
~ from Norfolk there being no need Of keeping
me Howard Hospital open any longer. Mrs
Seyf 'rseile, one of the nurses. who went down
rom this city, returned with him, and Miss An
ofews VIII pass through here Thursday, on her
way to her home III New York. The Norfolk
Herald has commenced publication, and will is
sue tri-weekly until It's hands can return, when
1t Will appear daily. The Herald has IA retro.
sspect. IN which it reviews the sad scenes which
nave just passed away. and pays Baltimore and
iuchmond n high compliment for the active part
they nave taken in relieving the sufferers. 1t
says that nine-tenths of the poorer class of citi.
1ens were forced to remain through the epidemic,
ana among those now there, is great pr~ivation
and suffering. In the Almslouse record, 1924
are noted between the first of August and the
nrst OF October, aud the editor of the Herald cs-
Inmates the total number of deaths at 1000.
IN Herald publishes the following correct
list OF resident physicians who have fallen during
the epidemic: DIR Francis l. Higgins, DIR Henry
Selden, DrR w Sylvester. DIR George | IIalson,
DIR Thos N Constable, DIR Junius A Briggs. DIR
RGSylvester. DIR George l. Upshur, DIR Richard
Iunstall, DR. Thos Nash and DIR Cannon, the
two last lhomrsonians.
The following is a correct list of the ministers
who have fallen: Rev DR. Jackson. of the = +
Chucrh; Rev Mr. Dibrell, Ct the NJ f Church in
Cranberry street; Rev Mr. Chisholm, st. Johns
E Church, Portsmouth; Rev. Vernon Eskridge,
NJ + Church, Chaplin u S Navy; Rev Mr. Jones,
NJ f African Church, in Blute street, Rev w Ca
dogan Bagnall. Baptist Church: Rev Mr. Delvin,
Catholic Priest in Portsmouth,.
From the Norfolk News we learn that VIM.
Henry Bolsom, aged Is years, was killed on
Friday, while hunting, by the accidental dis
charge of his gnn.
The Argus also appeared yesterday, and has
an editorial on the late calamity. 1t comes out
with neat Typographical arrangements.-Rich-
mond Dispatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-17
DR.. Kane in WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 15.-Dr. Kane, the Arctic
explorer has arrived in this city. He says the
Union made an important error yesterday IN the
publication of his oficial report tn the Secretary
of the Navy. The open sea is 1900 instead of 300
miles in extent.
We suppose this has reference to a large
channel, opening from Peabody bay, latitude 30
deg. I2 min. which DIR. X. regarded as the most
interesting geographical features of his tray
el. This channel (the published report said,)
"expands to the northward into AN open aud ice
less area. Astounding in animal life and presen-
ting every character of an open Polar sea. n
surface of 300 square miles was seen at various
excavations from ice. with a northern horizon
equally free" The Doctor was unable TO navl
gate these waters, in consequence of the inter
yeninc masses of ice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-17
From the Norfolk Argus.
OFFICE HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

NOtFULk, OCt. To-, 300.
A. +. LEONARD. Esq.
Dear Sir:-I wish to correct an impression
which seems to prevail to some extent, that the
''Orphans, of this city, are under the control of
the Episcopal Church.
Such is not the case. They are under the man
agement of the Howard Association and no sec
tarianism whatever is recognised.
LENDERS Of all Churches, Catholic and Pro-
testant alike, are cordially invited to unite with
US in devising the best means for their welfare.
Newspapers generally will confer a favor by
inserting this card.
Yours, respectfully.
SOLOMON CHERRY.
Correspoding Sec'y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-17
YELLOW FEVER Ar AN END IN PORTS
NnJrTII

DR.. j. Z. Powell, writing from Portsmouth, on
board the Steamer North Carolina, as she lay at
the wharf last Friday says:
DIR. Scheduled. who is now on board the steam
er, informs me that no deaths nor new cases have
occurred to-day. He considers the fever at an
end in PortSmouth.-Ic has formed within two
miles Of the city. He thinks the absent citizens
may return with impunity during the ensuing
week. The weather isv cry cold, with every in
dication of a severe frost tonight. Four hun
dred and seventy three men responded TO their
names in the Navy Yard this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-17

q The following quotations are Wholesale. For small
orders higher prices will be charged.
B~AcoN-ciy cured and %smithheld hog round IA Is cents
l1dl5ci Western sides I5e; shoulders IA cents North
Carolina hog round l3elici bagged Sugar Cured Hams l4a
B~uTTER-rrim country Butter, o2aa5c; do. Goshen e3a
25ej old and inferior lsa9nc
. eIshTi; nae loallc lump ise hail he.
,o cN Aaam%iIne as, AZ nSe; s = 1@i 81 5Sc ks do. lie h"'r'
NoftEEM 0lks allGl2ie, lasnayr" ledlaei Java lisa
CORN MEAIc-95e. Isl y bushel-and very dull
F~LouR-snperhne held at - 25d 50 80. shippers offer
s9G9 - as In quality. Extra 81 10.
FEATllERS-Iiye Geese i0a ilc.-demand light.
flSH-Herrings-North Carolina Cut s. IS " bbli do. Roe
new n. HAN Halii, ao, o hn,f oar Na y - 20 "a AZ dc. sr Z tr $S@ Ak . v s Ss,i
Last sales 80 for No. l = 50 for No a-lemand limited
Mackerel.No. l. $2l y hbi Ne. 9 sle SO No. 3, small, - 80
GuANo.wc quote Peruvian at sa9, delivered at depots;
from wharf $50 80; Mexican s3oda5
or GRASs sEEps ~ = so herdssr"ss u 2'@l So
HlpES-,slangitcred Gle, y No. green weights Calf Skins,
green, 81 al 0l Ne Spanish Hides in market.
HAI-sl 5t = cwt, by the cargo; from store 81 6al ~
0 lMo > , ANp nH NAihS r.aar5 i Iron G s3o@9S 7 pn ton. sg ssol , sloe
lean country So; Tredcgar So: Cut Nails lai}c. " M,
L~ARD-Prime, barrels, BE- in kegs ~l1alilei in pals ltt
MISUNDERSTANDING, Dupuy & Co. soa5 p gal \.
5eigneite 50 25ai; Sa2erac SO 25ai 80; lienncsscy a. 95@
j. Peach scarce at 81 .5q2; Virginia Apple zoe; do old 75@
a 80, Northern do. Zoe Imitation 10 ~. Rum-New Eng
land 4 a5oc-scarce. Gin-flolland 81 250l Is; American
+ic. Whiskcy-lichnond Roetided age. cash Cincinnati ~
MoLAssEs-Nrw orleans 81 a 4oc. a gallon-stock small;
Porto Rico "a 35ci Cuba - a3oc.
oATS-By the cargo 31a Zoe. u bushcl.
POTATOES.-S p y hushei.
r~LASTER-Lomp Plaster - Is on dock Richmond ground
a. y ton; Calcincd 81 J0a2 62 T. barrel.
RYE-95d 81 0 " bushel.
s~ALT-sales at 81 15al so from wharf 81 30 from store.
SUGARS-fair 10 strictly prime New orleans slave;
Porto Rico y d9c for strictly prime; Coffee Sugar ~ a lOei
Cuba s ia9ei Refined Loaf loI0liici Crushed llallic; Pow
dercd II ollie.
TEAS-Iupcrial aud Gunpowder 55d 8 20.
W~HEAr.-rrime white Sl95d2aO. prime red 81 GOAL %.
WOOD-By the quantity SO 25a3 30 u cord Tor oak sra
= Is for Pine retail lriv. = 50 for oak 500 % for pine,
W~OOL.-Small parcels of tub.washed sold AT 27ci unwash-
ed II Il l9c. No sales of fine hrcrc mode as Vel.
CATTLE. HOGS y SHEEP
BEEI-s3 50a4 90 y cwt gross, which is SIGs net. Sup,
ply moderate and quality inferior.
VEAL sells at from - to $40 nett, according to quality
and duh.
HOGS-Se u cwt-supply moderate.
"SHEEP-Muttons eiltor - 5uH5 a piece, or 50 5uto ~ 81
" hundred gross, for ordinary and superior Sheep.
LAMBS-S203c each.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-17

aSr ii"he hong recently, broke the rod of the
~ pa."p ol Tue siarhoard engine and drove the
bucket through the bottom Of the num,, .rhe
acgl , would detain her two months.
verses; "'et WIN t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-17
THE ~ THAT BEATS THE 70
nLsI MORK WITH LEAST DIR AOGlI

WHOLESALE AND ETA
~. WAIIgfrINOst n VRO., Nnnufnc-
Our Premium I'M sdc. Improved Livingston, Pcckskill and
Eagle plows and Castings. Improved ThrnshinR Machines,
Corn. shelters, Cutting Knives and Road Sernpers; also, an I'm
proved Double Action Force Pump. for Wells and Springs,
% TIE BASIN, L%ynchbnrg. va.
do hereby certify that have tried for myself Rch's Iron
Beam Patent, and have no hesitation In pronouncing this lnval
unblc implement In my opinion, the best Pow IN use, and des-
tined, as / believe, to take the place Of NIL others, when II shall
become more generally known. JOHN HALLIDAY,
Nurseryman and Florist, near L%ynchburg, Va,
CHAs. II. LYNcn, Esq, Of this city, who has used the Iron
Beam Plow for several months past, recommends II as the best
Plow In USE, aud has advised his friends at once to procure 1t.
lie has given us the fullest liberty 10 refer confidently to bin
sepTts IL. y. WHilIEMoht " BRo'
IOO.OOO ACHEs ~ ~ w 4 r.
rants, under the now law. are now being issued, mn anxious
10 buy n large quantity, for which viii pay the highest mar
kct price IN CAslI.
win attend, regularly. the Courts Of Appomatlox, Camp
bell, Amherst aud Bedford, and occasionally tharlottci and
will always pay the best prices for " arrants. Any who may
have them viii please apply To me before selling.
prosecute. MS usual, all claims for Bounty Land, Revoln-
tlonary Claims, or any claims against The Government of the
United States. 6e 7tsI CIAS. W, STAT1iAM.
HAssasNs. uACuuuNGsA wheat Fans
their works on the Basin. very superior THRASIIlNG MA
CHIMES and FANS of improved patterns and are ready to
fill orders NJ short notice and on reasonable terms.
Farmers wanting superior Machines rn depend on getting
such by personal application or by addressing MS through the
Post Office.
Also, nil kinds Of repairing done at short notice and on reas
enable terms.
We ar agents for the sale of OBED HUSSEY'S CFLEBRA,
TED PA est REAPER ANp MOWER, at tho manufacturers
price.
Those wishing to obtain anye'f the above articles will do
wen to send In their orders early as possible.
The reaper can be examined at our works.
may 5d&rts-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-17
SALES BY AUCTION,
FUTURE DAYS,


IN IN NubGuh 9OUNBh SEt-
- IN MILES FROM TIIE CITY OF LYNc1illuRG,
~NoNEMBER, lsaaf-This is one of the most valuable Grain
~ trass tarms In Tho county, convenient To the city. aud a
M'AdamisedI Turnpike all the way. II lies on Heavier Greek.
and contains 500 acrrs, 6o of which are omen aud In a hnu
STATE OF Improvement, 20 acros of rich meadow creek bottoms,
y which are well set in orchard aud other valuable grasses.
inc sou Is very productive aud easily improved. having a bed
OF Lime siono passing through II and n large Limo Kiln on H.
II may be made very rich with little eost This lime has been
enrnt and applied To a part of the land, which doubled Its pro.
auction IN Wheat, Corn and Grass Ii = well watered, having
one or two springs and branches in every field of 100 acres
II ~ well enclosed, and bounded on the East and West, the
Nhnle length. by a range Of low mountains, "A miles apart,
making II well suited 10 raising Sheep. Beaver Greek passes
through the entire length Of the farm, and has ON IL Il new and
substantial Saw Mil, with shiugle and lathe Jaws attached, nj.
so u crushing Mill. The water power Is superabundant Tho
wood lands abound In fine pine, stock timber, and other forest
growth.
Phe improvements consist In u plain Cottage aud all neees.
siN out houses lnclnding five or six good Cabins for hands.
lthuuo Br,cks, ready kllncd, and the wood 4eaaaned aud
read, TO burn them, will be sold, ~ that the puschaser can
nuiid al once, and, having lime ON the place. he wonld be Mt
little expense
AZ The Eaiue time and place will be sold the Stock, consisting
OF ue hhest Durham bulls, Cows, oxen aud Earrings, 80 head
81 sheep Horses, Hogs, &c; the Crop, consisting OF Corn.
colder, Shutks, Hay, Ae; the Farming Utensils. of new and
substantial On Carts and W aggons, Horse Wagons, ilafrows,
ROWS wagon Gear, &c, &c, and one elegant family Car
ilage.
The Land VIII be surveyed aud divided into two tracts of
400 acres eael, II desired, To suit purchasers.
ierins liberal and made known on the day of sale.
y. II. Campbell. t,,u...u.
L.. WILLIAMS, '""'"s
i 81 he above sale Ia made at The request aud by order Of
J"hh Hucker, Esq, who resides ON the land, and VIII show II
'oahN one wishing To view II before the day OF sale.
Sale positive and unrcsorycd. Toe 17dSct6th nov
u Republican Cnuy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-17
NOTiCE-TuusrEE,s sAlE.-n,, virtue of

IN ~
~ n decd Of Trust, executed to the eubserihsr, hy John :.
Davis, bearing date the sh day OF August, ISIS. and duly re.
corded III The clerk sothee OF Nelson county, shall, on Mon
day, the goth day ni November ncNt dhat being court dnv), at
ih' court house of Nelson county, prodool Ia sell. 10 the high.
lt bidder Tor rash, the tlluwiug negro slaves, VIZ, Hob, q
black man Jim, n black hoy Charles, a black boy; Lewis, n
black boy khoda, n black woman El,ra, n hlrck Erl, Jane,
a black glrl-lnd i've work horses. or, so many of them M
VIII be necessary TO satisfy the purposes of said trust decd,
Acting as trustee, shall sell, and convey 10 the purchasers,
sueh ute only rs Is vested in me 10y tho authority OF the said
decd, and none othor-though the title IL bcloIod to be un.
questionable A W. HARRIS. trustee
or l1pIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-17
GALE OF yAhu.n1n uu.L ESTATE

II AK ~ - ~ . T.
- IN BEDEoRD-We offer for sale the ELK GREEK
FARM, OF Joseph Wilson, deed, lying in the county of Bed
ford. aud uew ia 'me occupancy Of Mr. Peter Wilson. The en.
and an abundance Of Timber. The land in cultivation is well
adapted to the growth Of Grain, aud 10 Meadow, aud the tim
bcred land to the raising uf Tobacco. II has "A comfortable
Dwelliag-house, and other utbuhdingsa upon II, is located In n
good neighhorlood, adjacent 10 the lands of Dr. Thomas II
Nelson. within 10 miles Of the city of Lynchbnrgt and D or &
miles of the Forest Depot oi the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road
We eHar the said tract Of land for sale privately, and II not
sooner sold, we will sell the same, on the premises, at the
Dwelling house occupied by Peter Wilson, by public auction,
ON SATURDAY. the 27th day Of this month, (October)
TFMNs-A credit Of one. two, aud three years, for equal In.
stalments of the purchase money, the purchaser giving bonds
with good personal security. and the title retained as further
security. tho land subject to re sale nj the risk of the rurcba
ser, for dcfanlt in payment, either in whole or in part.
We also offer for private sale, the Tract of Land Of said de
cedent living within n mile Of the Elk Greek Tract, adjacent To
the lands uf Davis poindeXtrr, and now in the occupancy oi
- Iade.tt. containing about ls acres. This tract has n
Dwelling hou4r and other improvements upon IT, is well adapt
ed to the growth nf Wheat ard foi,acco. aud would make
good satlcniont Tor , small pmily. Mr. Peter Wilson will sho"
these lands To pers,us d,-rous 4 purchasing.
w also desire tosrl tn iutr residence of Joseph Wilson, IL
the tewn ~ L.iberty. Tie Lott wcll improved, has an excel
lent Spring. and a guod Dwelling honse, with all necessary
out tniidingg dlnu i. and contains : rWo , or q acres, IL is one
of the moat convenient and valuable residences in the town.
Also, a small Tract Of Land, Immediately in tho vicinity OF
the town, containing about 70 acres. 1t has several handsome
sites for guiding, and n good proportion is in timber.
l.. G. BURKS,
i. \. WHARTON,
! l.. CAMPBELL,
ocs t27ih oc Executors - Joseph Wilson, decd.