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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-25


AyALUED LITERARY NTsIroR-Graham's Magazine for
January has spend the Casnas holidays aud
never present fascinating ao9aqrinr or offer
promise of being pleasant companion 1t IS gotten
mp ssPerb style, its contents Interesting the po
ROSA is alone worth the whole She il
Western pnetess and protege Of Geo Prentice who in
king her says IF all the daughters Of Song hold
aMAfly Festival they would by unanimous consent crown
Rosy their Queen Of Beauty We certainly aarre with
An the image before with its flowing rngets is iarge
rk expressive eyes its high intellectual forehead its sweet
ab and perfect nose lis fair round and
t soul and intellect beamng from every feature
representation Of the original But shut up book
ts;lrc We fall captive TO this vision of loyc,ntss
PUrNAMs MONTHLY for DeceIbcg is richly la1cned with
fcs.ng articles. Its Typographical execution excellent
its contributions of the list class Published by
Alsards, 10 Park Place New York, at 81 year
HOUSEHOLD WORDS is reprint of the famous English
Magazine conducted by Charles Dickens Ii published by
Dix x Edwards New York, at 50 a year.
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LATEST NWES.
End of the Unr IN knnsns-

Inc telegraph has announced the fact TINT
noStiities IN Kansas between the Free State and
pr" slavery men have ceased. We find the fol
having in the St. Louis Democrat of the lgth
Instant
We had an interview last evening with Gen
eral shankland, just returned from the scene ef
fh" late difficulties in Kansas, giving us very in
teresting information of the present position of
affairs in the territory. He informs u that the
re 'ort published in this city yesterday afternoon
of the surrender of their arms by the people of
Lawrence is totally incorrect
The propositions of peace came from Atrhison
and Shannon, at a council held in I.awrence last
Friday aud Saturday. mt which treaty of pcaca
was concluded To the demand made upon them
to obey the laws and deliver up their arms. the
people of Lawrence responded by profe sSing
their constant Willingness TODD the former. but
ilatly refusing to yield the latter point.
On these terms hostties were terminated
and the Missouri troops received orders on Sun
day morning to dsband. The Mssonrians were
armed with revogerS and double barrelled shot
guns, aud were for the mast pnrt mounted. -
They were encamped at Warkuru~a, on the roai
from Lawrence to We,tport, six miles from the
former place, and at Lecompton on the Kansas
river, ten miles west of Lawrence, being at no
time more than six hundred strong ut Warkaru-
ga or more than two hundred at Lccompton
The. free State mrn amounted to seven hun
dred in Lawrence, all armed with Shapes rifles,
while ten hundred more could easily have been
gathered from the adjoining country, and were
therefore in no fear Of the result had a collision
unfortunately arisen.
The dishanding gave rise to general murmm :
and excavations of Shannon among tho Missouri
troops Most of them reached Wrstport on
Sunday night, having suffered intensely durng
tn" previous night from terrible storm of rain.
snow and wind which terminated in piercing
cold. They lost many horses, some having been
stolen by the Indians, some having strayed
away. aud others having died MT Westport from
fatigue They lost many of their arms, also.
The st Louis Republican of the same date
has the following despatch rom Boonville:
"Fhe Missouri volunteers have disbnmded aud
returned home in disgust. because Coy. Shannon
would not allow them to burn the town of Law.
renee. The abolitonsts surrendered the ind
yiduals obnoxious to the law, and Coy. shannon
then demanded that they surrender the If arms,
but this they refused to do. aud there tb matter
rests"
We find in the Glasgow Times, Of Thursday,
the following dispatch. unier date O, the 9th,
from Lawrence
The abolition>ts surrendered wthou " battle
gave up the persons demanded bv tie Cover
nor, and placed their arms ai his di-po al. Two
or three ubotloni,ts were killed The war is
oyerl No particulars.
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R0bbing an irsenni.

The Muscular who lately have been Kansas
to maintain the laws, have it is state, five pie
of canno. A writer in the st. Louis democrat
says:
These cannon got by them in II @ foil wv
ing manner: About one hundred of the N broke
into the arsenal at Liberty, Clay county, Mo,
cured the man in charge by tying him took the
cannon, shells, &c., on hand and marche d off to
Lawrence. Col. Summer, L. $. A. has sent
force to recover the arms stolen, and to pro-
tect the arsenal from further plumber"
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Fight Jetreen En- Gouera0r Smith and ar Ed

The Washington Organ of Saturday, SAYS: Yes
terday afternoon about o'clock. ift er the
adjournment of Congress, the Hon. VIM. Smith
NJ. c., from Virginia, met Mr.. w h,the editor
of the Star on the Avenue near the corner of
Eleventh street, and accosting him, promo unced
II statement, in the Star of the day previous, in
relation to himself 10 be false. Mr.. Walla, ii re
piled, that il Mr.. Smith made that assertio n, he
pronounced his assertion false; whereupor Mr.
Smith struck Mr. Waach, aud both comoa ants
gralped each other and cnntended manful " for
the mastery AT length they fell to the gr ound
with mighty shock: and by the force of til fall.
as we are informed, Mr.. Wallacl's bowie knit fell
out Of its hiding place, and was thrown to some
distance.
When the parties fell Mr. Waach was upper
most. but Mr.. Smith turned him, and mainta med
the upperhand until separated.
After minute or Two Of severe thum ping
and scratching. the hgerents were separa ted.
Mr.. Smith with bis face badly bruised aud mar red.
aud Mr.. WalIach with one of his fingers chawed
mn
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CHRISTMAS once more come upon u.s. a circumstance
which chroncers eff passing events here duly record
In announcing the fact the only original remark which
to appropriate to the occasion tender friends
the compliments of the season" and wish them
Christmas"
GLOOMY PRosPEeT-From the prospect at the presen;
writing shall have gloomy weather for Chrsmas Dark
ralney muddy dresry weather better cal
culatcd give the bues-somehing which body should
have. particularly during Christmas times
Fun FOR csRlsraas-pudey and Masonic Halls will both
IL open duns Christmas furnish amusement for onr fun
l,yng cizensthe former occupied Mackcnzies Avon
Troupe and the latter by Sharpey Mnstre Interesting
and amusing performances can be either place
Received by the va. Tenn. Railroad at the Iynchburp
burg Depot the week ing Saturday day of Docem
Der 1855:
Bacon 402 pounds Beef pounds Butter 10 4os pounds
coal 90 tons Corn, 4s7 bushels Ginseng a pounds; Bar
,n 40 pounds; Pig Iron, 10000 pounds Lumber a7oo
feet Lard go pounds Pork 65ss6o pounds Leaf Tobacco
og Manufactured Tobacco 963 pounds Wheat G II bush
c Wool, l. l3e pounds; Miscellaneous s2,7i9
T.W McCRARY, Asst Freight Agent
THE STEAMSHIP RoASoKE-Ths beautiful craft is as pune.
ms, in her appointments the railroad trains OF the country
she made her appearance at City Point yesterday morning be-
ra the day dawn and performed the quickest p from New
York to Norfolk record making in less than .,
b,pr She brought heavy freight er one hundred
m 6fv mas We do at the success of this
sss for her officers Capt Skinner Smith can
not be surpassed their peculiar line, Steward Smith
fes eoua to of the ST. Nicholas Metropolitan
Misunderstanding Express.
ROGER A. PRYOR Esq-Mr Pryor who was sent nv the
American government Greece, difficulties
which with that government regard Mr. King and
others has accomplished his mission and returned as far as
Paris his journey home.
REyp w r. MCDONALD assumed the pastoral care of
the Second Baptist Church of Petersburg.
THE PosT OFFICE at the Montgomery White Sulphur
springs has been discontinued
pRJH CLAIBORNE the 3legate from Petersburg in the
Legislature lying seriously i'll his in that city,
Fan, FOR THE PooR-Thc people of Alexandria have been
holding the benefit the poor view of the ur.
gent necessity for raising poor fund in this city suggest
that held here For such purpose
y patronzei and every dollar that possibly be raised
for the benefit of the needy of Lynchburg will be wanted
IApEs FEAsr-The ladies Of st Stephens Church intend
ng Thursday Forest Depot.-consisling of
breakfast dinner We have they will have eve
thing very nice II offers nhc Opportunity for the young
s.imen city show tlsr ia.rl y and satry and
| a. The same time spend very llrosant day.
We were present at the examaq,1 Of Mr. i}1e school,
at the Catholic Church last i7v ,cain from
expressing the pleasure igcd ~ p!e rreiitabe
in which the scholars @cne h,Ius,ls,s But
bis school conducted patronage Of our
citizens. \ SUBSCRIBER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-25

DECEMBER 24h.-M Mccormack Abingdon; II Montero
w. NJ II Pate, Halifax; w Martin Abemare; Jno Pat
N Campbell II; Miss Halbao New London; W Holly
Lucado, Elam City; Robi Bib, Bristol Tenn G
bb Gov & O r. Il; Jno Trent and daughter AppomattoX
m OConnor Baltimore; VIM WomGrk Pittsylyaui, Geo
Peers and lady City; Mr. Graham Canpbell Capt Harnng
I r r. II 7 Williams Adams & Cos Express Robert
'leknor, & r K; A Gunucl, Rose Mills DR. Blackford
" b Lyman, City Jno w Otey Bedford MIR Evans, Am
es; Mr.. Brown City Wood, Nelson; Il Duval. City; r.
riss Liberty Drinkard Richmond. w Jordan. Allie
3as ]. Armstead, City Tardy. Richmond; Jas Mean
8 din CO. VIM X iiolcombe City y II Ranks, So S II II;
lhepard, Florida ;Jno II Anderson Wyoming Va; Geo
morn, d II Hammer Bristol; Curthbert Petersburg
nos LPrcston Smythe; Mrs Jno d Floyd and servt
Hington; Miss Julia Otey BEDFORD a Raine, Virginia.
lairiss City Maj Thos Lcftwich, Bedford Judge VIM
mel. Ivurhburg
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
Washin 2ion House.---Ea. snend &, Co.. prop'rs.

DECEMBER 24th.-W ID Umpkns, Richmond; n Johns J
j trenshaw, Boteourt; w Williams, Hampton; VIM ryree
Fayettc Co, Va Robt Bowman, liarrisonburg; II smith,
Euase; Miss L f shup Miss Mary Richards Miss l. Richards
Roekingham Lemon Powers. Richmond; Geo Shelton. jr
City; II saunders, Pulaski; W Prize Fineaste A II Ned
Monroe L Brown Doniphan Ky; IL NJ Gibbony Lady and
Child, Wythevlle NJ G Freeman, Morrison y Roads; II T
Williams, Adams & Co Express c Carpenter. Tazcwe
90; W Berater Montgomery N Jeter. Roanoke; osker
Shelton. st Louis; Fl II Lee, u Ewing ! II Johns Uni
Nty OF Va Turner Geo Booker Jno Tasly Backnghaus
\ Il Mitchell, Montgomery; Geo Gordon, Wm Wallace Fred
iassburg; d Taylor, LynchbmE WIN Scruges, Packet
h9ati 5 Adams, Campbell Pierce, Green Tenn; l. +
4odsly, Buckingham; VIM Hannah Joseph Murphy, Jno
nnelly, City VIM Lindsey, Virginia; { Snoderass J
razirr, City; NJ Frazier, Campbcl Christian, City;
~ atkins LVnchburg
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Oa lhe 9th iAst by the Rev u NJ Wales M Y ASDrR
E Nelson Miss HENRIETTA v, daughterof Dr. Daniel
Watson, Of Albemarle
Married. on the 18th inst by the Rev C. r. Vaughan, Mr.
itY ~ ROBERTS, of Nelson, Miss Lucy j. WATSON, of
city,
Ly-lichmond papers please copy
On Wednesday the 18th inst, by Elder L. p Fellors Mr.
s5LEM CRUsH TO Miss EMELINE daughter ct John Wag
'nrf--1ll of Butetourt county.
fncastc, Thursday the 21h inst By the Rev. T. VI
zr, MIR. ROBERT X THOMPSON and Miss SARAH j. WOLFF
At the tite the ar JAMES 4. LANp0S and
MARY Y WOLFF, both daughters Of Ferdinand VOLT,
"a OF Botetourt county.
IN Thursday the goth instant by Elder A. C. Dempsey Mr.
IRIS CALDWELL and Miss CoBNElIA r., daughter OF Mat
" :. ltDbcttson of FiucaStle.
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UroIrnei.

young man named George Linn, only %
wears old. who had been arrested for horse steal
ing in Belpre, Ohio. ON "Wednesday last, while
on his way tn prison in ehurge of All officer,
jumped ont of I've ferry boa, ON the Muskingum
river, opposite Marietta, and was drawed This
was his first offence and as he was heard to de
clare several times that he would never be taken
TO prison alive it is supposed his determination
was to commit snicide
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fatal AceIpENr.--O Friday night last Mr.
Jacob Ward, an employee" on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. stepped from train Cheat
River Bridge Va, not knowing that the footway
had been torn up for repairs. and fell through
into the river below He was found soon after.
wards, but died in few minutes
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DEATH OF ROBERT MoNrGoMERY.-ln the
London papers brought by the Asia we find a
brief announcement of the death Of Rev Robert
Montgomery, the poet, community called Satan
Mont somery." lie was the author Of several
long religious poems, only two Of which, :" Sa-
tan" and the Omni presence "r the d lty' have
been reprinted IN this country. Among ms 9th.
cr works were Woman. the Angel of Llie,"
Luther" and THE Universal Prayer The
real name If the deceased was Gomcry, but he
assumed the name of the great Sheffield poet.
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John w. Bell. very respectable flour me

John w. Bell, very respectable Hour mer-
chant Of Baltimore, has suddenly disappeared from
TINT CITY He was at his store on Thursday
morning gave directions about some payments
ia be ma,lp-sub -equently called on person
from whom he collected Sl,40o-paid note at
the Merchants benk for 5000, and since then
has not been seen nor heard from. His wife is
in u diving condition and il is generally efevcd
that some fou! play has been perpe'rattd' or
thai his mind suddenly became sordered, and
lie wandered off.
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" morning, I'M INST,
mau FREDERICK, hired the present year Jones a
DuNa of This place said is about - or 30
OF age of rather dark muato complexion thin Nsagr high
check homes spare mako and wears whskos and also beard
around his mouth; about feet Inches high, rather
quick spoken has small srar h left and also
tue inner part Of Che right wrist He Ind when he left
black canci heA coat old satin vest md black pantehe
usually wears cap but he had when he e old white
fur hat will the above reward of twenty dollars II he
taken of the aud delivered secured In a
that get him ten dollars II taken in this county,
lnn "
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BACKING DowN.--lt is said that four five
of Banks supporters have privately declared
unless he Shall be elected in the next day or two
they will drop him, in the hope Of diverting and
concentrating majority vote in some other gen
tleman not yet prominently named.
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Landing Of The ! HgrimS.

PLyMoUNu, Dee. 81 i he celebration of the
anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrims took
place to day at the Unitarian Church. a large
audience gathered. including numerous
strangers from all parts OF the country. An ell
ooent Grafton was delivered by Hon. WIN. H..
Seward. which received profound attention The
GRAFTON was followed by dinner, and this even
ing ball cor cludcs the festivities.
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4 .oMmassaoNGm,a .A.n.--..nr.nnn, 20 ;,

decree II the Circuit Court Tor the corporation Of Lynch
burg special November GOTH 1863, In the 81
uekot Hare tile undersigned Commissioner Will sell
ri UltSDAN tile 27th day of December noNt the
usns, public auction much OF tho TRACT or LAND
The of puuFln II rupeet dec d., VIII hc sufficient
pay the debts In TIM decree mentioned credit equal
instruments sin and twuNr months the purchaser
chaacIs giving Negotiable Tor tho purchase money salts
futoy endorsed md the title o. be retained until tho pun
chase money paid the Land be designated the day 81
sale. SAMUEL NbNliN
~
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Hon. James Buchanan.
Onr minister AT London, latoly attended
banquet at the Guildhall, and the English papers
says he was loudly cheered by the populnoe,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-25

Amongst the appointments made ny me SCUM
capitol.
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ENs--Fof hire. q somo good masier Vatpentfr Nhu
works with lis hands and who would probably hu willing
retain hm o term years valuable colored
aged Rhent mfts ave II no such employer is found tor hu
the man will then be Tor sale Enquire of
dee 3dSc2awts \ W SHELTON, Ivnehbnrr
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SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.


ALE OF sIAvEs.-Nctiug ns Com ui.sion-
~ es under decd of the County Court Amherst
mada nj is December crm. 1854 tn the Parrish
vs. Parish Ne, Tue undersigned viii TUESDAY the 5it
OF December sell 10 the highest bidder cash Amhor
Courthouse FIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of two and
three women fhcsc Savns nkey aud valuable the
attention Of those desiring purchase property spe
ciali1 invited X. A GOGllll1s
JAS 4 COLEMAN Com'rs
dee i9d&ctsath HENRY LOVING, J
'BsNo NAis ABIE HOUSES AND G0C-
u fph SAIL ON AtGnMMobAIlNG IERMS--l wish
I" se tho House and Lot judge Daniels llia which
oought from l., logweed This Is considered very desirable
family residence Also, thew. ea-! Lot adjoining
residence II they are not sold before the ath of December,
they win then be for rent
oe d2auts MIrAJAu DAVIS In
kNNEat FDss'> NOTuCE.-AN those indebted
~ TO the oaaie Of the late Frances II Shackehau decd,
viii please como forward aud settle aa longer indulgence
not be gwen aud nse having claims 81 debts against sa
tate VIII present thom two authenoato in order that
engagements may be he made pas H,eat ot the
II, II. LEWIS, Agent
aud Attorney, IN fact, for Jno " schoalhcid, Exar
at tho last VIII and testament Of
Frances u. Shackelford, decd.
onicc ot The agent nj the store of A. c Lewis
tlsFy "A
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SsEIO.OOOss!
a M LOTTERY
TO be drawn TIC nANANA pLAN.

MANAGERs DFf1cE OF THE MARYLAND
LOTTERIES, Baltimore, Dec. /, 1888.
The Managers of the Maryland having had 1t
gcsed that the plan Of drawing the HAVANA LotfEREs has
it favorites and being DESTROYS CRAFTY tho public have
concluded to draw q LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA PLAN
on the third SATURDAY. in each month
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or lease the store just completed the OF
Cary and Pearl streets, opposite H. " Frys II Is
hundred feet deep andnoary 20 In width fitted with every
conNeniencogas water sc Ne better business stand In the
city. Apply to dec g2sllw) JAMES THOMAS. JIL
lnhtu ..t.l
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DAY JANUARY, and lst n Al nr JutY.
GEORGE NJ RUCkER 4 co respectfully beg the atien
ton of their customers and the public the very extensive
stock of FANCY aud STAPLE DRY GOODS they have
In store This stock moods only 10 be Ia be appreciated
10 extent, slylos and prices
perun visiting this market Ter the purchase OF Dry Goods,
Will themselves time and by calling the sub
scribcrs nuN q. N r.
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,aIEnEnrAI EsrATE.-in nnrsnnncc q,

M
~ the Circuit Court of INnchhurF, shall
said DECREE named. sell on the premises
SAIL RDAN the 9TH day of January, Mt O'Clock = NJ nj
public auction upon credit of II months
VACANT GROUND, situated In the corporation Of Lynch
burg Main street nearly opposite Capt Snm Mctorke
Negotiable satisfactorily endorsed Ton equal portions
purchase money NIL be required aud the a retained
I'll tlo iaat payment ha made,
WIN. +. YANNEY. com'r
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4 900 Prizes. ngnonntin. tu 81 f0.et
NATURALIZATION PRIZES

APPROPRIATION PRIZES
preceding and the num'trs to hose
winning tn, first anu Prizes entitled II APfo> tnaon Phi
zrs above
The payment all Prizes Is guaranteed by the State Of
MARYLAND.
All Tickets in the Lotteries authorized hg The State Of Ma.
ryIand bear the Autographed signature Of y X FIREMAN,
General Agent for the Contractor
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
There 1000 Tickets numbered from IN - NJ There
luOO 'rzps The.numhers 2ulo corresponding
with tickets printed separate clips ot paper,
up eucreed with small tubes Hpd placed t
one wheel The the different s pTes all
relied In the manner and placed ancfhcr wheel
The Sol Approximation Prizes decided Gs ahrve
After revolving the wheels plumber drawn Of the
of numbers aud at the same tmn drawn from tho
Prize wheel by boys budflid Theae opened
exhibited to the audcncethe prize hiding credited to tho
number drawn by Commissioner This operation Is
pcaed til all tho Prizes drawn ont
wishing particular numbers send htr orders
early insru what to do in II sold
The drawing will he promptly ali purchasers.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Wholcs $40 Halves ); Quarters 81; Fights %
A lrrss orders for Tickets to r. y BRESAE.
der 4 I'm
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rNnAIil Show no mAFs AND MIcE.--w

~ hlyet4r stu Rat Estcraahiar which never tls-
nos. stp III Their meat hpaaPs and cellars If rata
and iaice should not tdl tou.eit. For sale II
! n THOMPSON cos
dar d6rif NeN Drug Store,
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.

AOruCE.-Wew will sell. Friday, January the Ith,
~ the residence of " y saeket Church street, all Of
his Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting OF Beds bed
stead. Piano, &c
Aud Saturday. the ath shd saekos Lumber House.
all his valuable machinery, now la operation there
ere r. PEERS. }r.n,a
dee " ids !. n GORDON, 5''''
SAuE OF real. EsTArE.-s- Trustees In
- deed of trust made by VIM - Terry will sell
SAIl AA, tho 9th day Of January 1856. nj public
ton The PROMISES HOUSE AND LOT, containing one
gouud IL the cY # Lynchbprg the tcsdenee Of
Samuel al tufk" ISL credit Of tour eight aud twelve
months. The sale Will take plaee al = O'clock 4. NJ.
JOHN %. l.. google, },,.n.,a.
1pro IAN Y I
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xtN.uAm,E mnAn EsrATn ros SAFE.

dectcu thu Cironlt touIt Of the city Of
lsnchhurH the 1h day of November. 1854 IN
the IL ''ryrce and pthcts Tyrecs ENos Sc the
undersigned Commissioner VIII proceed IN the "sth Deccm
he ltaa sell by If public auction, o the highest bid
der the following parcels of Real IstaV Ia vii Lot with
good Tobacco Factory thereon situated Main street IN
the rY Of lynrhhug, just hnluw The Factory OF Dexter
otey Brother fronting al feet sad street and running
back 39 feet also Lot containing halt situated In
the aforesaid adjoining THE prenisos at occupied
by Christopher burton, E1 andronng the street passing
'front.' Of the residence General RodoH; and another Lot
situated Ia sandy Hook fronting about IS eot the Lynch
burg aud Concord Turnpike and extending back To tho tow
ing path Of the i. u Il X. Canal
These Lots all valuable, and will be sold credit Of
sN twelve and eighteen months for equal instruments of the
purchase money the purchasers executing bonds With mp
proved personal ecur the title to each parcel retained
until the purchase money therefor ny paid Tho sale OF
the Lots in the city will take place the respective
y that Of the Lot SANDY Hook tho Lot first above do
sefibcd SAMUEL TSkEE
dee IL .di2sth doe Gumr.
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Dce}rce' has been used b, The adra IN ynrhbutg of
4rRta aud during thar lime has established Tor Itself
cn4n reputation II olanns the tooth Candidates tartar and
dtuH-ea gums healthy actea wlo it's constant
yer and unaintcd breath Made andgnd only
nj J. II THOMPSON a CO.'S
IL 1atiNrrR NV Drug Store