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$500 D9reoGs
rhe ne~ Presbyterian church which has lust been
erected In ferty street. the ughsh svesvs
dedicated susdsy, With the usual RELIGIOUS cere-
eniss. ne sss<neaaee very large ana nush inte-
rest vss manifested in the The services were
The same .. tAess usually performed zach occasions,
and sssmca vas delivered ny Few. pr. ". v. Pa
hp~ n reverend rsnsmsn 'ssk his s~xt from Corn-
th.as ist chapter soh ssa nat verses, fm which hs
srruea that The Gospel the only ~ refbrma-
t.en aud ssSation. ne dvslt arfealafy on the iDe6
eicnry ~ humss stssm IN The Instruction q he mind
IN rsias truth and sxplsluei ne ma nod o. saivston
- asss n the seipss sss true, he ssid, thai
N MIGHT ~ oon-sfes 81 fohh s<eoFfEx - tbs views II
tkf wofiay uleS~d, bat wifbfaf q there sA no sAfe
gessd W rss @efaAy % ih's Ia. ssa ~ hsye Ola
blessed hssssttsr.
A Ne asssia-sas a ths .snoa hssoreAi ssseueps
isn, ftsm ~hlcs - etssan tbs feloslns <s,ss-rhs
chHres sss esennis~s 10 s.as, is<S a. ~hsch tss n
eusnh~fsd TWENTY Eosnlhefs fuos th@n ID o10Gr11a
tn hss h~sn iacrcsssa - three hanfrrd fh~ snab<r
"a ehslsysn hafs'ssa hmssrea and Gfsy. The
aFst ea.a,fs eeeefl~a VI - a"sg v~aan Gas IN tbs
sseefrs " seFtsnsss issA The ~ sold over
sssf 90 49, twenty unupsna cellars vhch vss
ssfesesd n ira ersctien a ne chnrch faet oeu
Ystsd, tho cefuef stens y whieh cas- lad 20 tho
ncludlas az -, b sacee q suil 10 tho AaFls'.
Nosman ~ y a te tsssh epn'afy se4 ~lfk tAs sssy
ton ~ tAs bant And to~el shE a bloc stun< h y
snsuucfea u hgArk. fbe 6ans has ~ As y.
~ Eef fortY sscass stssst ehis me 8spsh The
tusiiux y seouf ens hunfrea het ne basement
sctsss rsorn. snA tbs others g. nssien sna sbs4th
srhasi The eharch eaable - accommodating
twslss hunarsd Fefs and Tie x&iAa sna eein1s
NEATLY And tsstsfstit fr~sunsA
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fftfStt~ 90 WE COMMON FAAAx IN fU4 NAsE
sseSoE kycaAsDo s~b WIZ s~ oiE BrLk.
sysa,ss asa We. -. ~ Bsl.--ise.*nas y. D.
mo Judgment eis&rly errussoas m astou Il BY syo-
rrFdo and sss and ths pasytt exlsa a. b.
he services he wis ARA sis ~ ths ssrslc~s q tks
husband whether NJ y necessary ssis ~
paiutes ~s eish hm setlea = recover s,r .er.
vecs u ths wife daring ) nes neccssay nov
10 inquire ihs riain.ias have a. hras ~
wife, plaintiffs, have rxht ~ ~
vices q ihs husband To l4fy has given Verdict -
aS H. ,s Ss u. - ~. ,a ss s. 80 s. . % ~
have been oesa'ed thea ~ sneaansns = unasaases
wo'as,rr y-AlshougA shs huslasa y eusi0ea = a.
services - he wie and thsf.ssfe mat ~ general
alone for won and labor fsrisFmcl ~ her sn1 -hers
defendant cement esrrssr rsy her tIrfsoF~
think u 4 optional wi'h the husbani e his
na'se, 10 joia her ~ The actin asa esr upn AZ
agreement made wiia The w'a herself M eeotsr
With the hrs' Judge, that the pxsd M Al hAYtg
to loin in such action claim bt III s.rseeM A.
% them there was no tgisi flsht ~ art'en. ~
Judgment should Mt, howtsef be- revsrsea
, ns grgssa ier no such psyai sas ,.sss 90 ~
could not recover ior tho u ths vii. sai did n
suggest that upon any such rround thai tsi ~ She
vices a the husband whether the aefcnaans mas ts
contract Jointly with ohors NJ. partners NOT
mmatcriai nnaeI the issue made herein Y ~ pats
he wished to rely on the non joinasr a the other
In his pi,adings
Wiir pNN ftt&-~fAiff a*~~~AN 10FNFM
were properly emrannsilod under the ~faae Nv ifak
OF the canse G. Rev Laws ga, section So j thsfs
was any variance between the wi and
returned the objection should have teen bese the
joining Of sue, and nothing appears BY the return
show that there saeh Variance. Az ekyrsss con
tract OF hiring proved by Mas~syek the u
that he had authority 20 make s for the desnsnt ana
he also proved that services rendered yarsaans
OF the contract 10 the fa the recovery Il id
not appear that any partnership had been gne ~ the
defendant with any other person. he directed Aa~tfx
10 engage the artists tvf Gle Bull Co Marets.l aud
Strakoscb 20 be Of the company bat &As nst
shown that any partnership entered into; thr
contrary, the lease obtained by the dean u b.
own name. The plaintiff entitled 10 CIR tte
services Ct bis wife The iadgment shoal d A.rmeA
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Oar Consul at MotanSds.
4 wrote yen some time ago, and mentioned would
communicate with you the subject Of deceased Amer-
esps, estates but from what knew progressing
s6Dciay here-or rather in MatanEasI suppressed all
interference in it, now learn from friend In Matan-
- that the Consul there, Mr. Worrel IL bringing the
ub;ect To an issue both with this government and his
svn and as know his determined disposition and the
hairless manner he has stood by his countrymens rights
\ know he will not shrink from the consequences be
they what they may. Some time ago, he placed the
seals Of his consulate upon the effects Of an American
citizen by the of Hatfield citizen Of New York
and braved the whole authority there and referred the
whole case, with the correspondence to the Captain
General now learn the Captains General has requested
him withdraw those seals, AID give the authorities
which the Consul has refused do and has
told the Captain General that he the order to
break those seals which he has threatened TO do he
viii consider his government dshonored, and has asked
that with the order TO the seals he be furnished
with his passports, as he win not hold dishonored po-
ston VIII the Consul be sustained by the people in
fearless defence of their He has advised his
government OF the facts in the case and long
them the whole correspondence. This question win
before the people and they viii then how
their fellows have been robbed and swndled in this
kland.
You may be assured that Mr. Worrei will do as he has
sad The fees Of his Office all all the gold of Cuba
would be nducement for him TO retain position he
considers a dishonored Look for the result.
PINTO
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GREAT RISE ~ THE UPPER MissIssrprr,-A
teegraphic despatch from Dubuque, dated september 5
savs'fhe river has risen four feet and Il rising Ths
VIII be good news 10 merchants and steam ,oat mon
Immense rains have fallen n that erection ana ii IA
probable that navigation viii be upsuierruptea nnt
L y closed ~ the Ice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02
Fire ut Flint, Michigan.

Wehayea Geographic notice OF the fire at Flint cens
see county, Michigan, Of Monday last The following
particulars we take from the papers Of that place.
On Monday evening, between aud o'clock, our
curishng city visited by the calamity of another of
those awful fires whose rayages made clean sweep
from the CORNER Of J. 3. Walker Co.. saginaw street
TO that of lf Moon, Notwithstanding the almost super
human Efforts TO stay its progress. II il impossible to
state yet with accuracy the precise loss Of the sur
ers, but below will be found estimate askc
have yet been able to arrive at after careful inquiry
Fortunately there time afforded, in the majority OF
70 the goods from the before the
reached them It originated in the daguerrean Of
Mr.. Lacy, but in what manner Is not known, as the
rooms were locked at the time.
J. B. Walker L Co, merchants-Ioss So, 900 No in
No insurance.
]. skidmore hat aud cap store--s20O. No insurance.
Thomas symons, bookbindery-s350. All his tools ard
stock. No insurance.
A. u. lacy, dague and dentists ohice-s3oo. 80
insurance.
j. sutton tailor--sl, 200 No insurance.
trary Lyon, grocers and merchants-sl, 500 In.
surcd.
+. H. Hazleton, buildings 400 Insured for $4,000
u. ). frary daguerrean r0oms-$200. No insurance.
DIR. ;. G. Smith denst-$300. No insurance.
Dr. AFFORD, surgical instrumcnts-S50. No insuranss
A. b. Witherbee, druggist-s2, 500 Insured 81 700.
T. '. Rodgers merchant-s500 No insurance.
Curtis son, harness shop--Si00. Insured $500
I. r. Camines hardware store-s50o. No insurance
Crosman a Dewey, buildng--S250 No insurance
q. NJ. Dewey, buldings--$2, 500 No insurance
D. d. Dewey, merchant--s2, coo. No insurance.
Baker X Patterson, boot and shoe store-S2 500 No
insurance
Iown Raymond, bakers-s200. No insurance
l.. N. Pettee buildng-S1 800. No insurance.
y. Footc drug store--s1, 500. No insurance.
Lowe Miller cabinet warerooms-s5o0. No insurance
J. g. W. Hill cabinet moker-s1 500 No insurance
". $ Patrick, drug storc-s1 900 No insurance.
Vim. Chamberlain, saloon--S2O0. No Insurance
X. Parker, segar manufacturer-s200. No insurance.
X. y. Lamond. buildings-sl 500 No insurance,
Dewey pcrson, bnildinr.-sl,ooo. No insurance.
~ Tocs, erocer-$1. 500. No Insurance.
= hizell clothing store--$50 Insured
VIM Hubbard grocer--s3oo. No insurance
VIM Moon buildngs-sl 200 No insurance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02
Military Affairs

The Goth Regiment, Col. James X. Ryan, will parade
for inspection and review Tuesday, October 18th On
this parade blue pants viii be worn and the rank and
Gle must kna psacks.
Tie following singular order has been Issued 10 the 10Th
Regiment
12lh REGIMENT. trH BRIGADE, r. Y gN
In accordance 10 Brigade Orders, The i2h Regiment viii
parade the hieenh dag az October fatigue
and The line viii be formed al 81 O'clock A.
Serrcaus viii report the Aduiant ~ IS minutes pat
O'Clock. The con1mandani VIII take command At Is minutes
past O'Clock and The Regmani win leave the ground pre-
cisely 50 minutes past O'Clock.
1he Regiment will proceed the Red House per Second
avenue aroad each member will prepared pay his
which will be collected by the conductors OF the
ny order OF II. FRENCH, Colonel.
This Is the right kind IL document and shows that
The Colonel means 10 make the regiment punctaal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02
TnE GREAT SOLAR Eclipse OF sErrEMnrR

THE GREAT SOLAR ECLIPSE OF SEPTEMBER 49,
1675-Jweuy years from this morning, says the Boston
Turetir OF the Goth ult., there will solar eclipse
which will be annuar in this city, aud central in part OF
Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine and Nova scotia In
Boston the will rise about twenty 1--WE minutes be
fore the ring forms and the eclipse will end about half
past This will be the last central eclipse In any
part 81 New England the Middle during the re-
mandtr Of the nineteenth century Indeed in the course
81 the next ortyhye years there will be here but eight
ccpscs Of the in which the obscuration win eed
six digts, viz.
1850, July Isl Probably total In British Oregon.
1896 Oct 1aAnnolar aud central In North aad south
Carolina.
1862 Aug Total and Central in Virginia
1873 Sept. Gam ular and central 10 Massachusetts,
Maine, ~.
1873 July 90 CProbab'y) total in Texas, Louisiana,
and Cuba.
1855, March 16--( Probably annnlar in Oregon
1892 Oct. a9-tProbably) annular in East Canada and
Labrador.
1000, May 2o--Total and central in Virginia.
A WOMAN TO BE HUSG.-Today at Concord
New Hampshire Haskell and named Brown,
vii be hung FOR the murder Of stephen {. Washer
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the Northern lines while they offer the temptation Of
views for the traveller and courteous attention TO
BE- forgotten ] hand you fles-commerciai report for
the weekand forbear giving you story Of Regia and
the Black Saint, that We parade this evening. D.
HAVANA, Sept % 1855.
Circumstances Of Santa Aano's FiqhThe Bupaaa Press
and Correspondents.
The II. b. NJ. brig-ofwar Daring Napier, commander,
arrived here the list ins from Vera Cruz where she
has been at anchor during the political changes which
brought to the climax by the hight of santa Anna
From the officers board, learn incidents as to
the OF the departure of the Dictator which may
not have transpred from direct sources and which
serve to show his sefpossesson under circumstances
which, met by the slightest hesitancy would be fatal
Having entire faith in his Guards Santa Anna had in
aended embarkpg in the day time and to leave Vera
Cruz with the eot and honors Of his position and the
afternoon the Guards ordered out 10 him to
he landing from his temporary residence The troops
were formed in open orderfron rank to the fright
about usualfor the CHIEF pass through and Us
the abdicatng President &C. arrived the right the
hne, the Colonel in command advanced saluting
formed him shat the Guards had determined per
init him TO leave the country The PRESIDENT met the
ntmaon with his happest smile saying that the troops
'eDtirey misunderstood his purposes, which were Of
der them parade the following day, at IL 4. VI.
precisely he would have the pleasure OF making
an explanation in person, which would be per
5ecy satisfactory to their Patriotism The troops
were parade at the hour appointed, and
IN the oing, the verge Of the horizon could be just
discerned the smoke of the iturbde which bearing
him his mission for the paciication of the country
he having embarked at late hour the previous night
with the aid Of personal friends and the protection
parties acci lentaly on shore from the foreign arIne
vessels in port.
The Dtario dc 10 Marina has been nduging is malis
nifty with threats against correspondents Of the
press here which scarcely worth attending toas Ear
as yours are concernedas they give uterance 10 no
thing which is not sustained by Spanish records an the
best Spanish authority and for the hospitality OF
which he pirates, they pay for IT, There i great
fare being waged by this journal against The P,sa, and
usual the Otdrio Is in the wrong but the P,tnsaaaI
him without glove on his right hand This press
the Bidrio dc Ia Md,indhas pensioned agent ia the
United Stateswhere all crimes made public not
cealea from the communityto pick mp all your moral
dirt, TO abuse your institutions aud Willy your public
men 10 feed Cnban intelligence who're the law does not
permit the publication of offences committed against Il,
The continuance Of subscription for the Spanish Bank
which i to all Pecuniary necessiies, shows
1,TT2 shares taken by l62 individuals and companies,
amounting TO $3.50, COO D.
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HAVANA, Sept. 16, 1855


The SpG,aish BGRh--7he Spcnish Steam Line.
The affairs of the Spanish bank for the Havana pro
crossing slowly To last evening 1881 shares Of stock
had been subscribed by rs persons, embracing three
citizens Of the United States doing business here making
approach to the capital SCOT 500 about one-fth OF
me ntimated by the royal charter needfui.
Our second independent line of ocean steamers called
The Catalan line fairly inauguraed under the prestige
Of Catalan, industry and capital The Europa leaves
port this afternoon with fun freight and good
ing list of passengers for Porto Rico, Tenerife Cadiz
Malaga Valencia Barcelona and Marsellss, and to re-
turn touching at ports for delivery of mails pas
eengers and freight. This steamer is commanded by
Felipe Ramon, man of good nautical experience Be-
SIDES the ports named above she to touch at Vgo going
and coming She is propeller of 800 horse power and
can hundred passengers Of all classes
The first cabin rates to Porto Rico, $40 Tener $50
Cadiz, $40; Malaga, $40; Valencia, Sl4o Barcelona
$780, Marseles S160 Large deductions made for other
cabin and teerage passengers This steamer is to
followed by others Of larger class and the company pro-
pose oequal in their material and accommodation any of
the Northern lines while they offer the temptation Of
views for the traveller and courteous attention 10
be forgotten. hand you fles-commercal report for
the weekand forbear giving you story Of Rega and
fhe Black Saint that parade this evening. D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
Governor Of Missourrs Message.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 29.-The Governors message
WAS sent to the Legislature yesterday. 1t states
that the balance in the Treasury of that State on
the Ist of October,was S2}1,00O; he recommends
its application to the payment of outstanding
debts. He also recommends an extension of the
charter of the Bank of Missouri and allow that
corporation to increase its capital to S5,OOO,O 900.
He favors additional aid to railroads in the
State, and discountenances all railroad
schemes until those now in progress are compile.
ted. He recommends the enactment of law i'm,
posing an additional school tax, instead of APP
propratng portion of the surplus funds of the
State Treasury
He INDUCES in the hope that the great Pacific
Railroad will pass through the State and en-
dorses, in the meantime, the great mail route as
at present established, and the Pacific telegraph
scheme.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
LATE NEWS By THE MAILS.
Proceedings of Congress-


WAsHNGToN, Dec. 30-'fhe Senate was no
in session 10 day.
HousE OF REPRESENTAryEs.-Th Speaker
laid before the House communication from the
Secretary of the Interior, in answer to the House
resolution calling for plan for the organization
of the hospital for the insane of the Army and
Navy in the District of Columbia, referred to the
Committee ON the District of Columbia. Mr..
Washbum of Maine. asked leave to submit res.
oution authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to
provide national ship for the conveyance of Ger.
tain articles aud products of American industry
tn the Worlds Fair, 10 be held in Paris in 1855;
leave was not granted. Mr.. Faulkner from the
Committee ON Military Affairs, reported u bill c,-
tending theiprovisions of the act giving relief To
the widows and orphans of persons dying in the
military service of the United States which was
read twice and referred to the Committee of the
Whole. The House then adjourned to meet on
Tuesday next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
Latest from Me1icO.

The n. o. Picaynne of the q p :. says:
We have G. papers and correspondence from
the city of Mexico to the 10Th inst, and from
Vera Cruz to the 22d They contain very little
10 induce us to notice them at any length to day.
Two engagements with the insurgents at Te-
loloapam, and one at Chcholn, reported to
have resulted favorably to the Government arms.
The proportion between the number engaged and
those killed is so extraordinary as to render the
reports almost absurd. In the last named case
upwards of 5000 insurgents are reported to be
engaged, and the killed are spoken of by threes
and tours
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
= =
From Rnltimnr..

BALTIMORE, Dee. W-At the Stock Boord
'o-oay' Baltimore and Ohio railroad shares de-
tf''u considerable, the closing price offered be.
:, so','o. IL Is rnmored that the company
VA nor or aole to pay various notes, anonntin,,
to about SlO0,0U0, which will fall dine nhant ,It.
lst OF january. The stock sold at slo.50 W.,
terday. ~
bfent@ Mayer and John Spear Smith, of Bal
,a'oie' aud l.. Emory, of New Orleans, hive
oeen aPloiht'd commissioners ufthe McDononph
estate.
a 'Aa' paper states that Gen. Houston con.
templates reslSning his seat in the Senate at the
close OF the present Congress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02

GONE TO TIE WARS.--Last week II young A
lnerican engineer Of talent and skill, who had
successfully served in the navies of the United
States. sailed from this port for Europe, in res
ponse to tenders made qm by the Emperor of
all the Russians again to enlist in his service
! he offers were of the most advantageous and
tiatt-ring character. lie took with him some
fifteen or twenty young men, whom he had en-
listed as associates, and who for few months
back have been in training under his experience
ed and skilfal instruction. 1t is well known
that the Emperor has long appreciated American
talent, and is making 1t available whenever
l0sLle.- piston IslegrGph.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
4 DupI Prevented.

A correspondent of the Baltimore San, wri-
ting from Richmond, under date of December %,
closes somewhat lengthy letter with the follow
ing paragraph:
Il am very happy to hear that two prominent
editors who left our place about a week ago. for
the purpose of settling point of honor have
returned safe and sound without having, far
as can learn, proceeded to the hostile exremities
npprchended by their friends.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02

In reply to the protest of Mr.. Molina, the Min
lister from the Republic of Costa Rica, against
the projected colonization scheme ofCol. Kinney,
Mr. Marcy states that he does not perceive upon
what grounds the government of the United
States can interfere with the proposed expedition
which appears to be a peaceful enterprise invo-
wing possibly, agricultural, mining and CONNER
cal specuations, but contemplating no measure
which will render them amendable to the neutral
iy laws of the United States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
Missouri Politics.

ST. LOUIS, Dec 26.-The State Senate has G.
lected Mr.. McCrabken (ant-B enton) secretary;
and the House has elected William Neuand
(whg) speaker. Twenty Benton men voted for
him. The Governor mes sage has not been deliv-
cred. The wing members Of the house have adopt
el platform discountenancing the efforts of the
aboltionists to agitate the slavery question, and
declaring that they will not vote for any man for
Senator who is not favorable to the Nebraska
bill
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
1rrsstof n Past Office clerk.

BosToN, Dec. 29.-Joseph Z. Spear, employed
in the Boston post office, and who dischnrg-
ed by Postmaster Baily some days since, on sus-
picion of dishonesty,was arrested this afternoon,
charged with stealing from the mail. Spear con-
fesses his guilt and has given up 5000 which
he had riied from letters. He remains in custo-
DIV for examination.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
Massachusetts Politics.

Boston, Dec. 25.-The free sellers assembled
in this city last evening for the purpose of deba-
ting an Independent organization of the party
Speeches were made by Charles Francis Adams
and Stephenson C. Philips in faver of the move
lnent when an adjournment for fortnight was
resolved upon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
Factories Chased

At Troy, n. y, Winslow. Corning & Co.'S iron
works have been closed and 500 men thrown out
of employ. To-day, tits stated, the iron works
of Mr.. Burden. of the same place, will be closed
for a month, when they will be resumed, if the
hands consent to reduction of wages; ifnot, they
will remain clio sed and 800 men be unemployed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
EGnOrs rOx SALE AND HIRE.

va Tuesday, ID day of Januny 1888, at the
Market House. IN Lynohbure, hnll offer for sae three
negro men, belonging To lshei' estate fhc residue will
be taI hte the ensuing ycac Those old will be 100
days credit ton negotiable pnrer satisfactorily endorsed
lhose hired the usual bond and security will he equircd
l-i2t \ GARLAND.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02

1t is runored that the President will shortly
send into Congress message relative to Cuba,
the tone of which will be far less pacific than his
late annual paper So says the Herald.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-02
SALE OF NEGROES.

\ obedience To decree OF tie Circuit Court # Ap
ponntioN county. pronounce ut il September term
1891, IN the case oi Mckinney, adm' X al, Sathnn
y al the under signed comm ssoncr will sell in front OF
tue Market House IN the town OF Lynchburg, at aur-
ton On the 2d day OF January, 1850 three Negroes
consisting oi two men aud one woman Tcrm--Cash.
dec Is ids NN B RDANE Con,',