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MISCELLANEOUS.
Bedford Farm Cor Sale

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49, uncii'''si Big ana L I'VE uttef h,,.f,i, Rel III
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'9-' AL lit fira hb.4 $ a,r. lrnm l,nehb,re -
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%" ~ AM 4" IN ~" q rfmoctag fom n, couef, Nj,
y.i = IL ,INat" perr II my tilnr other pssusi,
; - "i''hng Ia buy " IL cali .nI the hni
10 rs NN l. GDGGIN
III IL hEOR6E ". HUMPHREYS -rtke .niirc
~ t'mt ~ -lh the 27th day OF January 1850 at
re G"u"tue Room al Sctau.iIt y ha,t.an take the
irre>R"e> al X q Thurnin nd .lhcrs 10 lac read IA.
o'iei &c IA sn Low eioug Ia tn. CpGrt ct Hu. iue>
Al tie Chy At Lyuchaurs whch am plainuil .nd you
adj mott defendants.
JAS l.. SCHpOLfIELD cx'I of
SARAH SCllOODflELD. deed.
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POSITIVELY THE LAST CALL

V1OSsTIyELY THE LAST CALL
ic,snns nlebied to J. I'm p Wright, lr.. William L.
Lecke and Maj. Andre" Ellison jr cailnni pay either
,opy,el or NJ, A. Christian, VIII" is authorize t" re-
CENT f,rthe sumo. Longer ind" gence r,n n 0f g.te'
dec 30 div Ed " Chni'i' Nv
IL Rep. copy
DCMONAL-DRSH & II & LATHAM hive
INrcmoy.d their flee ihe -outirside OF Court
,,n,e between Chutch aud Court streets, just above
,b H.. iiop.r dec Odd lmif
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THO MAS IL. Il A IL l. \ F.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

WILL, intend the Courts e Lynch'nrg, and the
w county of Campbell. Office with Rob l. D. Jews
dec lS.dlm
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A + "a cirouit court, continued AMI held for Nelson
"A county, ut the court house, Monday. October
tho 9th, 1851:
YIN. c. Roberts, admir- If Lydia Litllrford, decd
Pftl,
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4 tlGA ks.-On baud full assortment OF Fine
~ Cigar, Hasanna, Principe and Regain, for sale
mt II. THOMPSON 4 CO.'S
doc lo.ts New Drug Store.
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Alex fizpatr OK exor of Breck. Fitzpatrick dec l.,
Def:
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lex. Fitzpatrick adm de bonis non with the will
anne ed of lhona, fttznut ck, decd, Pitf,
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| SAA Pair heavy Brogans.
! e)OU 300 pair Yarn Socks. For sale on acconn,
| dating orus dec Sits a. b. RUCKER.

ESXCI.ANsE IN New i"iN PhiIadeiPfna nj
r. Baltimore con,t,Illy tor -nit Richmond rat =
(1ny u tsl . ftl t.hN W.T. VIZ ~ ~
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VIM C. ROBBERS admir- of Lydia Lirleford, deed
and others, Defts
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
0rsfCE OF METROPOLITAN X. r. ConPAs
u - Gaornefoun ID O.. Doc 0g i

OFFfCE OF METROPOLITAN X. r. COMPANY,
. ~ G Georgetown, ID. c., Dec. 26, 1854.
- SEALED proposals. for the grading, ma
~ sonry and bridging Of forty-three and half
(43l miles Of this road will be received at the Of
9ce u the compsny until three o'clock p. NJ on the
18th day Of February next.
The mapA profiles, plans, and specifications win
= ssady br inPection on and after the 9th day Of
Ths Nstgcpolitan Railroad is designed 10 extend
FROM the eitss Of Washington and Georgetown 20
the Bal6more and Ohio Railroad by an easy and di-
rect route counecng with the latter road east Of the
Point u kocks,' on the Potomac river, and making
sAving Of distance on the first ninety miles Of the
prssent travelled route from The Capitol 10 the Wc
tern and Northwestern States Of forfy-fve miles.
Proceeding from the point Of intersection with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the route extends TO the
agricultural districs Of Maryland terminates in the
city OF Hagerstown, where il connects with lines OF
railroads, now in operation, extending Harrisburg
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, &c.
The portion Of the road for which proposals are
now invited extends from the westerly line OF the
District Of Columbia (s "a miles from Georgetown)
10 the city Of Frelerick t
Proposals win be received for the work in sections
81 ono mile each, or for the entire distance Of Az
miles.
The work Is generally Of medium character for
this part Of the country, with somo heavy cutting 10
the earth and rock, and bridging and every facility
exists for prosecuting It vigorously and with encono-
,aisd and rolling, well watered. and remarkably
healthy.
The time conditioned for the completion Of the con-
tracts will be from one 10 two years
Any further information desired by persons pro-
posing for the work win be furnished al the Office or
may be had by addressing the President sf the Com
pany, by letter, prior 70 the day Of letting.
BY order OF tbe Board Of Directors
FRANCIS DODGE, President
EDMUND FRENCH, Chief Engineer
4 w
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Lynch Law in California.

The citizens of Mariposa were all last week in a
| state OF great excitement, in consequence of the
murder of man named James Horing, a tall, fine
looking kentuckian, by one-eyed gambler, known
in many parts Of the State as Jack Roarke. Hor-
| ing went TO Mariposa from the ncighborl1ood Of
Sonora, about the middle Of last week. He became
intoxicated on Saturday evening, and was taken by
Roarke and put to bed in the El Dorado. Next
morning he missed some money, (about Sl6o)
which was In his pocket the evening previous,
During Sunday and Monday, he made some inqui-
ries To discover the thief and from facts elected
by him, became convinced that Roarke was the
person Roarke, pDvious TO the robbery Of the
money, had represented himself as being broke,
and this was pretty generally received by his
ciates as true. After the events Of Saturday even
ing he appeared to have some funds and was bet
ting rather freely
On Tuesday morning, he and two others were
| sitting in the El Dorado Saloon, when Horing en-
tered, and insinuated that Roarkc had robbed him.
| Roarke said that he must not make any insinua-
tons against him and that he was too well known
in Marposa; and that IL he did make any such IL
snuations, he would shoot the top Of his head of.
The deceased replied that if he took the top Of his
head of, he would have to take the bottom with II.
He then rose from the table where he was sit
ting, drew his pistol, cooked IL, and presented it
in the direction Of Roarke. McGrcal Immediately
stepped between them, caught the pistol of de-
around Mr.. Mcfireal and shot Horing, while held
by another. After receiving a mortal wound
Horing fred at Roarke, who was flying, but missed
him Horing died, and RoarLc arrested and
confined In the county jail The people were very
much excited against the murderer at the time,
but their indignation slumbered until Saturday
Inst, when the agent Of Adams Co. reports that
Jack Roarke was taken from the Jail by large
crowd Of the citizens, and hung until dead, on a
tree just outside Of the limits Of the town.
An eye witness adds
!" Arrived at the gallows he assembled the plat
form with the rope about his neck, made brief
address, in which he denied the truth Of the re-
ports Of having previously killed number Of men
as fabrications, together with some other charges
which bad been industrousy circulated to bis
prejudice, declared his regret in not being allowed
trial by law, returned thanks TO the Sheriff and
party for their efforts TO retain him in legal custo
dy, and with the expression OF God bless my
sonr submitted, and was hung
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GENTLEMENs' HAIR-DREssING
ESTABLTsHMENT,
Willard,s Hotel.

UOHN III. GIBBS bcgs leave to call the
- attention Of Che Gentlemen TO the above estab-
lishment where they will find every comfort In the
Shaving, Har-cuttng, Curling, Shampooing and
Hair Dying departments.
Alss, 70 his Wigs Scalps, and Toupees which ar
tces cannot be surpassed in the United States and
always on hand made to order at short notice
His stock Of Toilet articles and Furnishing Goods
are carefully selected, and viii be found 70 comprise
the best kinds Of Combs, Brushes Lnbins Extracts
all sorts Of Paris Perfumeries; Guerlain's, Rgges,
and other Shaving and Toilet Soaps Best quality
Strops; genuine Farina Cologne, in long, short, and
wicker bottles; Toilet Mirrors; Cold Cream, lip
Salye, Amondine; and almost every requisite for
the Toilet
10 Furnishing Goods he has kid Gloves, white
and colored fashionable Cravats Scarfs, Neck Ties
winter Gloves Shirts Suspendsrs, Stocks, pocket
Hsndkcrcbicfs, Collars &c all Of which have been
purchased from the best houses in New York, and
dec 1I--eod3mz
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AMERICAN ORGAN.
From the Boston Cultiyator,
A Family Question.


A question once around arose,
About littlo infant SON.
What would you each, could you propose,
Have him, you love 30 well, become.
ed have him, said his mother dear,
"A merchant, rich as Cr@sus was;
Above all want, beyond all fear
Unharmed by knavery or loss"
sd have him, said his father then,
"A great adept in solid lore;
Far wiser than all other men
Who ever lived on earth before"
I'D have him." said Youthful niece,
"A statesman, noble, prince, or king"
An emperor" the nephew cries,
"Oh, that would bo the very thing!"
"I'd wish, said grandma, with smile,
He might Christian man become;
Live without ain, or guilt, or guile,
Aud find at last heavenly homc!"
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A Slight Mistake.

The fberville Uouisiana) Gazette, an admins
tration paper, in long article on the position Of
parties, in which the objects and aims Of the
KnowNothings of the North are entirely rnisrep.
resented, II the declarations Of their papers and
loading men are to be credited, makes use Of the
following absurd language:
" In New York, Know-Nothings as wen as alb
oltionists, boast that they have secured sufii-
cient number Of members Of the State Legislature
to certainly elect Seward to his seat in the United
States Senate
We should like to soc the Know -Nothings h
this State who boast that William II Seward win
be reelected Senator. On the contrary, il is no
torous that all the power and energy Of that party
will be brought to bear to defeat the "arch agita-
tor" 1t Is also equally notorious that some of the
members Of the assem bly, elect who arc supporters
Of the present national administration, viii vote
for and use their influence 20 rc-elect Mr. Seward
In this State, the administration party are the bit
terest enemies of the South.
We advise the Gazette to become little better
posted before II undertakes 10 comment upon New
York politics --,teferson County Democrat
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E PERSONS residing in the First and
Second wards desiring to subscribe 10 the "Anxnr-
CAN 0ReAN," will leave their names st William II.
Hilton's, Agent No. $685. Eleventh street, betweeng
and X and at Mr.. Csrrols shoe store, No III Penn
sylvania avenue. between Twentieth and Twenty
first stseet. s nov "a
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Col, BENTON AND PETER THE HERMlT.-Colone l
Benton has reached Washington from his recent
visit to New England, in fine spirits. He talks in
this wise:
II have the Pacific railroad In my trunk, sir
my trunk. The solid men Of Boston have taken it
In hand, sir! Abbott Lawrence, sir! Abbott
Lawrence--a man Of great wealth. sr--a man Of
great wealth-has authorized me to use his name,
sir; Lawrence may have more money than knowl-
edge, but he has the cash, the cash, siri am like
Peter the Hermit, sir Peter the Hermit He
preached the Crusades, sir--I the Pacific railroad,
sir Solitary and alone, sir, am setting this Pa
cifc railroad in motion, sir!"
Washington Cor. of Boston Post
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U III. JOHNSON, Family Grocer, corner
- Of Seventh and streets, No 4Sg, is being con-
santly supplied with fresh Family Groceries Of all
kinds, which he respectfully soots the patronage
Of his friends. nov 18-h
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Icy Persons residing in the I'd or Ath
wards, who desire TO become subscribers 20 the Daily
or Weekly American Organ, will leave their names
and number Of residence at either of the following
places, viz: Adamsons Book and Periodical Store.
Seventh street, opposite tho Post Office Evans !
Drug Store, corner Of Seventh and l. or r. Payne
Drug Store, corner Of Fourth and Massachusetts,
avenue r.. w. BATES,
nov Ia Agent
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An incorrigible wag, who lent minister horsc
which ran away and threw his clerical rider on,
thought he should have some credit for hia aid in
spreading the Gospel
HEIaHr OF F.scr.--To cat herring imagine
Yourself a mermaid.
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
n M BUILDING lots, and 10 houses,
-lVO > brick and frame, for sale on easy terms.
Also two stores to let on the corner Of 9TH and g
streets, Island. Apply 70
WALTER A. TRUE.
Carpenter and Builder,
Corner Of Virginia avenue and 7th street.
dec 2e--ecd1y
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J WALL a STEPHENS.

nENNSYLFANIAA Avenue, between 9th
il and 10th streets, have just recsved large as
sortment Of Cloths, Cassimers and Vesting, which
they win have made up 10 order in the most fashion
able styles @ u e44 ~
Also, on hand very large stock Of ready made
Coshing which they will sell as cheap as any other
establishment in the United States dec
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rss- Our Georgetown Subscribers who do
not receive the paper regularly, viii leave their name
and address at Welch Wilson's, Joseph 4. Birchs,
or DR. Lnthcum's. W. II. CALHOUN
nov rs tt6 No. bs Jefferson street
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DUHLIC AND PRIVATE LIBRARIES
- furnished NJ two4thirds their value by calling
nj the f1p New Union Bookstore. Z
dec eS--5t G aA 474 Penn. avenue.
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NUMBER 43.


The Paris correspondent Of the New York
Advertiser tells the following amusing story Of
an enterprising Yankee "a
Another Yankee has taken tho Dutch An nm
known Yankee lately appeared atsthe Hague with
an ingenious invention which he HAD brought from
the land of notions for a Eur0pean market He
found upon his arrival there That two or three
agents Of almost similar inxl6itions had preceded
him, and that, either from Want Of value IN the in
struments themselves, or from the slowness of
Dutch ideas OF progression, no attention had been
paid to them and consequently no money made.
Our Eastern friend determined to strike out a
new course. He knew that If the king deigned to
look at his invention all Dutchdom would be in
motion, so he announced his intention of seeking
an interview with his majesty the king of Holland,
Everybody told him ii was useless that the king
never granted private interviews but on the most
pressing business and then only to persons Of dis
tincton. This did not daunt Massachusetts,, who,
disdaining TO make use even Of the medium of the
American Minister, Mr.. Belmont sought and
gained an interview with one of the officers of the
palace. To this gentleman he showed and cx-
planned the wonders of his machine This gentle
man was astonishcd and naturally made it the sub
ject of conversation with the other aud higher Off
GERS Of the palace These asked an exhibition Of
the machine, and were so delighted, that they
agreed at once to comply with the request Of tho
owner of the machine, and demanded an audience
OF MS majesty. 2a
The next day the Yankee and his machine were
received by his Majesty in the palace at ~ O'clock
and he was kept there working and explaining The
invention till p. M. On the three following days
he visited the palace two or three hours each day
at the request Of his Majesty, to exhibit the ma
chine to cabinet, army, and other officers, the
King being always present and assuming upon
himself sometimes the explanation of the machine
to such Of his officers as could not speak Eng
ish. All parties appear to have been delighted
with IT, B
On the first day machine was presented to the
King, and on the last day Of its exhibition he in
turn presented to tho owner of 1t a magnificent
gold watch and chain, the back Of the watch ear
rying beautiful engraving of the Kings signet,
with the words-Ii maintiendrai, he win main
tain it," The chain is very large and made Of solid
gold, without a particle of alloy A first demand
Of twelve machines was made for each of the gov
ernment Offices.
| AS might well be imagined, the phlegm Of the
Dutch was thoroughly stirred up by SO unusual an
event They never heard Of such audacity before.
and the reputation Of the Yankee, as well ms his
machine, is beyond belief The Captain Gibson
case is to be completely eclipsed. The Yankees
name is William E. Baker and his machine is
sewing machine.
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THE DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN

Is published every afternoon, (excspt Sunday at
the corner Of Louisiana and Tenth street. and
is delivered to city subscribers payable to the car
riers) at 10 cents per week. Single copies cents
Mail subscribers, $5 90 per annum, or 80 so for
six months, always in advance.
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Catching Tartars.

Some two miles distant from Boston, there re-
sides physician somewhat noted for his penuri-
Gus manner Of dealing with those who may chance
to fall into his "practice." Let me cite one Of the
many Incidents relating to this gentleman, which
has happened during his residence here.
Some time since, in settling an account with one
Of his neighbors, the following items were render
cd in his bill. 1t should be mentioned that he had
q field Of buckwhcat Immediately adjoining his
friends house
I" Mr.. $1,000 To Dr. -, DR..
To pasturing bees on buckwheat, from
June to September so 6s
To time spent in watching said IS
bees 8 90
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M. T. PARKER,

! ! - xfHsENsEEkf
House and Sign Painter and Glazier.
No. 80 Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 9TH SITS.
dec 13--d1y M
tF NOTICE.--rcrsons desircus Of sub
their names and residence at VIM. b. Richards Jrs.
Fancy Store, at Exchange Block, at H. Mans6elds 3
Tobacco Store, on Royal street. or at the Agency st.
Aseph street. two doors south OF King or at James
Entwistie !r Druggist King street. two doors south
Of Royal, Alexandria, Virginia.
J. T. AUDLEY, Agent.
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THE WEEKLY AMERICAN ORGAN
Is published every Monday morning, on the following


rY- All communications business connected
with this paper must be directed to the An,ercda
Oryan," Washington city, and DO postpaid.
gD- All advertisements for the Osydn' should
be handed into the Office before twelve O'clock NJ, Of
the day Of publication. 81 ag s3sssa
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

Five lines or less, insertion, 25 cents each ad
ditional line, cents.
Each additional insertion, half Of the above rates
Displayed advertisements charged by solid mea
sure. fAf .pl 1tpf tafg@ 81
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Before you commit suicide take cold bath.
What people term despair is very often dirt
The man that was struck by coincidence, is in
fair way Of recovery. Glad 70 hear H.
Lieutenant Gunnison says, that Of all the children
who have come under his observation, those Of the
Mormons are the most prohnc
The penalty Of buying cheap clothes is the same
as that Of going to law--the certainty Of losing
your suit, having TO pay for II.
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1JOHN i. HALL, agent for the Amcri-
can Organ, 9TH Ward, No. 644 9Th street SOUTH be
tween r and g. Persons who desire TO subscribe for
the paper viii please leave their and residence
at Mr. Halls, and Mr.. Boswells Drug Store corner
of 7th street and Virginia avenue. tDstf
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fE THOMAS Il. JACOBS, Agent for
the Americxn Organ, for the hfth and sixth wards
Office in Odd Fellows Hall, near The Marine CARR.
son.
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A Duly and Jpeekly Paper, published IL Washing
ton Cgty u U, by M e0l sFf
AN ASSOCIATION or NATIVE AMERICANS.
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hGnsas Congressional Election.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2o.-Returns from the Con-
gressonal election of the ID inst, in Kansas,
we been received from all the counties. White
|'d received 2,504 votes and Reeder 236 The
/ 'eton held on the 9th inst, passed otfquletly
Efl'enworth city gave Reedcr 53O votes, and
aSrence 3e5. These two precincts gave Raeder
nee the number of votes they gave Whiteield
1 the election held on the 3D. The first cleo
@Tas held on the day fixed by the Legislature,
Ut the Freesoilers refusing to admit the validi-
1.-THE action of the Legislature, held another
relOn on the OIL
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Nnrih Enrnlinn Eni.r.

tue third annual Fair of North Cnr"lins took
We IoSt week, at Raleigh, and is represented to
" been successful one. The -how in every
r,m"nt Of agriculture and household arts WAS
. me, and an immense concour.p of citizens
4 present The annual address was deliver.
. judge Ruilin. It's represented as having
amo>t admirable production. His subject
/ North Carolina agaio ultnral history
"Nditon, her resources, andher great advan-
s'N climate, seaboard and SOIL
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trs from Teras-More Fighting on the Rio
{,rUUGe

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-In the Eastern Con-
OCCASIONAL district of Texas. according to the of
Ecial vote, Ward, the democratic candidate, is
ected.
Callahan had had another fight with the Mex
cans and Indians, during which the town of Pie
dms Negras was burt. 1t was reported that be
|hlreturned to San Antonio for rcnforcenents.
here rumors that large numbers of the tn
| uy had crossed to the Texas side of Rio Grande.
meeting had been held at San Antonio, at
which it was resolved to raise 200 men for i'm
0tlate service.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

Fom San Domingo Tremendous Hurricane.
VIEW YORK, Oct. Oil he Herald, OF Sunday,
|uishes advices from San Domingo the lth,
which state that tremendous hurricane had
d,gn down nearly one-third of the houses and
dnost entirely destroyed the growing crops.
Several merchantmen were injured and two
nen of war wrecked.
Owing to the loss Of the crops, the people were
plunged in great misery, but the govesnment
|was taking measures to alleviate the distress.