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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-06
rom "esichester Republican and Democrat.
~. Oct. 30.

: 'o'" "estehesier Republican aud Democrat
Oct. 30.
''a"o''eaf Murder ola Uoma for her Nopfp.
"psi atr6cious murder was committed in
i'n enVentry, IN this county. on "Wednesday
Iis"'' me victim was n maiden lady named
,."'"ah shinglc, who occupied a house alone
II" "'itii was ahout sixty wears If npe.and had
sumo mental pecnliarilies. supcrinducpd Ly n love
ahh'f witch hdpp' ned in her youth. She was the
Owner "i tum Of about 200 acres, ON which she
resided, having the land farmcd hy her ncigh
bors. She was first discovered by John Miller
and his son, who were gathering apples in her
"feharu he son was sent over 10 the house 10
see mat she was well, when he came back stat.
ing mat the clock case had been broken open and
he did not see her, but supposed she had been
robbed. Father and son Immediately started for
the house, and, on going to her room found her
lying partly on the he'd, entirely dead. and her
person oeaiIng marks OF most fearful murder.
She Is represented rs "A woman of remarkable
courage. The house having been robbed two or
three times before, she kept always at her side an
axe for defence. This she took up stairs
with her AT the head Of the stairs were indica-
lions that n severe struggle had taken place. The
murderer must have wrest,d the axe out of her
hand, and them thowng her DOWN inflicted two
heavy blows on her forehead, crashing her SIX all
in n fearful manner
There were marks on the body showing that
she had been choked by the wretch in fearful
struggle for her life After the murder the iiend
proceeded to complete the robbery of the house
The general supposition is that she has had little
money about her, hut her murderer evidently oh
tanned some. but how much is uncertain. Fifty
dollars was found ina bureau drawer which he
had not examined and a five dollar gold piece
was found in the ritled desk, which in his haste
he had missed.
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Frribb Railroad accident -Itoenty lives Lost

ierrl5b Railroad accident -Itcentu tires LOST
A Large Number uounded
ST. LOUIS. Nov. Gan excursion train OF
SIeyen cars which left here yesterday to ceir-
rare the opening of the Pacific Railroad to Jeff-
rrSon city met with terrible calamity: Whilst
crossing the Gasconade River, about hundred
mics from this place. the bridge gave way pre-
eptating ten cars distance of nearly thirty feet
INTO the river. There were upwards of 700 per-
'0ns on the train, including many OF our first CIT
Sens' About twenty are reported killed. ana
nom twenty to fifty badly wounded. Thomas
80 sullivan, the chief engineer of the rond' is
'nong the killed. There were but few, If any
'rangers on the train.
,ECoNp DESPATCH.
ST. Louis. Nov. 2.-The following are the
nn'Sf Prominent persons among the killed: hrv'
y fiullnrd, B. B. Dayton, +. c. blackburn, H.
r. y iiientcau, Mann Butler. Adol'h Abols' Capt
\, q,laSos, L. G.. ,Yost, Geo. Ebill, Captain "
ahertv, Thomas O. Sullivan and Thos. Gray
r fae following are among the badly wounded;
w. N B"dd. Hudson +. Bridge, John {. K'ch-
"qso1. Captain Cousins and Mr.. Hunter. -,
+ slightly injured, d. II. Armstrong ana H. NJ
Kenneth
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Effects Of american Citizens dying in Cuba
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 1t is said that the Sc
cretary of State has opened correspondence
with the Spanish Government with a view to Sc
cure to American Consuls the right to take
charge oftho effects of Americans dying in Cuba,
such right being possessed by the Consul of the
British Government.
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ri Presidential Canuass Meeting Of

NJ y r II -
j., PHILADELPHIA, Nov 2.-The friends at Hon;
'4aree NJ. Dallas held meeting this evening
!. 'amnary to the nomination of candidate 1or
:, Presidency. Resolutions were adopted ex-
Jung the career of Mr.. Dolas from ms ehi'si-
.rh' "a n volunteer in the war OF ioiH DOWN
;, MS filling tho office of wire President "heh
Lf N's'driiy Of the country was Po'sed upon
rs single vote. in all of which he envnced tna'
i sprinciplo of action was determined by moth
i narrower tan the general good
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y
RlS, Publisher aud bookseller Riehmodd Va, has Just
published DIGEST OF IlELAWS OF REAL PROPERTY,
Reneral adopted nnd in In the United StaeSby john
Ty oc amaN, Lii -, Judge of the eih Judicial Circuit
Virginia. Of the Judges of the supreme Court of Appeals
aud formerly Professor of Law In the University of Virginia
Second Edition revised corrected aud greatly enlarged In
vols royal svo Price GIG 80 This edition, embracing ms
does n,aly all the English aud American decisions upon
he subject Justly be considered the valuable
compendium of purely American Law upon the subject Of Real
Property ever issued In this country
tkdHeer hoHfs Opinion IF Tho Udrk"rhis work applies
swell 10 the Laws respecting lion Property u the United
Snirs ms In virginia Tho work IN upon the model Cruises
Digest and may we'll be recommended valuable addition
IL the Lawyers Library"
Sands Suit IN E9HhBiatory of SHIT In Equity prose
curd and defended III the Virginia State Courts In the Uni
ted States Circuit Courts by Alexander H. Sands Esq
sallow 0t Law, Richmond, Va vol post evo 5opp Price
6iun
THIS work Is Intended TO supply the young nof the legal
profession With hand book guide them IN the prosecution
aud defence of suits III Equity In reference this object the
writer traces the history of suit In Equity beginning
truughiia various stages final ncrce Of appeal
ton Sc III" Appendix besides containing summary ~ 10
gal decisions by the Virginia Court Of Appeals &C. affecting
Equity pleading and practice contains variety of forms
Ellis Answers peinurrcts pons DEGREES, &c, The
practical notes also found In tho Appendix win make the work
available radt mfehn to the practitioner scp2s Is
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Terrible fire ni 81. JOhnS.

BOSToN, Nov Accounts have been receiv-
ed here of a terrible fire at st. Johns. n. b.. on
the 18Th ult by which 200 houses, inhabited by
the poorer classes, were destroyed, and 400 fam
lilies rendered houseess Five acres were burnt
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q scriber has two small FARMS near Oa''P"e'' WV"
honse which he desires to sell 49,. -. IA, 3
One Tract living Bnrons Crock adjoining the lands OF
c,nt n osser others contains it acres betweeh ~
~ IN acres first rate meadow land and creek bottoms %
rs If ers, rate land with abundance OF Pia
land The are suitable Tor sinai i'ih'y' WIN
i irst rate richard of young fruit trees .,oo -,
The other lies on Beaver Creek AND CONTAINS wv ae
with or Il acres meadow land the WOOD lana
heavily timbered and Tobacco land The improvements
are new anu III so' JNo ID ALEXANDER
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4 AND FOR SAGE.-Bp obedience To u decree
pronounced by the Circuit Court of Franklin County
October ls1 in the of Helms and others
against Helms Executors and others, shall on TUESDAY,
the 18th day of December 1913 the premises sell at public
highest bidder the following TRACT of LAND
belonging o the of Thomas Helms decd;
This Land situated in Franklin county, both
of Blackwater contains 100 bewe 600
700 woods heavily tmbered about $50 acres of
the cleared land rich river n Rrohds The lands lie
well fertile. There r and Saw Mill on the
land worked by ample without the aid of dam
This by far the valuable Tract of Land for sale
in this part the State and wishing to purchase lands
viii do well to examine this tract before the day OF sale
will be sold in body in two separate par
GELS, as shall he doomed most advisable.
FFHNS-Threc hundred dollars will be required in cash. and
the years. equal insalments, the
with approved personal security aud the
title withheld until the whole OF the purchase
ev Is paid hugh NELSON, Com'r.
ROCKY MOUNT. VA. Oct 26.ctl-h dee
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
COMMISSIONER SALE LAND NsAu

~ INNCHBI Rely virtue 81 lrrrcr OF The connty
Court ei Amherst In the CHANGER, of Warwick
ia0d and others we shall, THURSDAY the 9TH of
peeenber s fair not the fair day. Immediately
ner thu sale Of the adjoining OF land rssed by
trustees ~ Georgc g. tnrlo. sell public anctln upon the
premises IN the county Of Amherst, The TRACT OF LAND
t said decree mrnionu being that portion
NtSe'i by Major VIM Warwick decd 4
wick tr her lie 9TH remainder 20 Gcorrc w Mareens
THOMAS aud Reuben Is Warwick which has been assigned
l" THOMAS y Warwick and Lucy = Of
sald kenhou H. Warwick dcc oIn acres
Is only about two miles from ynehburg, supplied
w"od embracing II SAIL 20 80 wood por
lions II which said to he fine tobacco adjoining
The Dwelling house tract assigned parties tho
lahds Of Richard q. Morris George q. Curle Sc
II he said sale be not made, the promises at the time
above appointed the said offered on the next dav
in front ot the Market House, IN l3NnchburR
Ihhhs-tash for the salc moey Of the
dhe OF the purchase money credit Of Il 2 and II months
WIN be given aud for the other maety credit of and
three years upon condition that shall be
expiration Of o. ~ aud II months bonds with approy
Hy Will be required and the title will be retained
are paid ROBERT J. DAVIS
SAML GARLAND, in, JUS
nov 3dScwiw Sdith5thS6h dee-Rep copy w4w
dccretal order of the Circuit Amherst,
shall proceed FRIDAY the 9th November ensuing
TO sell at public auction credit of ~ months SLAVES
belonging to the estate of Martha Parks d. about
number.
The sale will take place residence Of Mrs Parks
and If prevented by Indictment weather viii he postponed TIL
the next fair day, Sunday excepted.
Hon'ls with approves security viii be required.
GENoGE uNLToN, Comrs
ROBERT TINSIEYS
At the same time and place shall sell public sale the
Crops on hand Household aud Kitchen Furniture work
tNtn aud all the remaining personal estate of Martin Parks
deed.
sixmonhs credit viii be ri, sums Ave dollars and
upwards and bonds with security required
ohtef live dollars, cash. WHITING DAVIES,
oes-ctWh nov Almr de honis
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
l.A lllAlA MonT. on nmY ooons

spVNIsSINIO All COST FOR rASII-BRDOks
htIi WALLER No. n. fFAnL sfRfEr.-iIasiug made
arrangements In with other partIss open.
house In NV York fhe LIST
house here have determined present
stock OF uous OF which really desirable
w VIII therefore. aud after MONDAY the 22l Instant
otter uur entifo stock at + cash.
Hnyrrs will hnd In the stuck fine lines of Bleaelod
llrown Shectngs aud ShlrtnRs fannels Lnsrys kctys
Sheep Trays, blankets Cloths caasmorcs SatinetH
lucky Jeans Prints amghams, Dress Goods, Alpaccas &r
our fienls aud customers wishing huysr order the
usual credits Viii lie supplied al usual prices.
Npare the agents for io 81 aud oil Pulled Cloths
and viii hop the stock Of these Gaods and sell them
W have heretofore
We solicit call from our friends aud the trade
BkookS, BELL n WALLER
u lrlI.a. IL An
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AMI to decree o The Circuit Court OF bedford County
made on the lih day of September 1855
ley vs. Mctanahan &c. the undersigned Commissioner win
proceed, on the premises the 2lS day Of NOVEMBER
S1 10 sell Tn the highest bidder the TRACT LAND
toned IN the decree aud toceenEsof the said suit which
IN" late Mrs Lucy Motlnnaau resided lying In the county
hoannke near Roanoke river, about II miles ng
Lick Depot of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
ing, by recent survey, 312
This Tract ia situated part Of the county In which The
h's lana i'' aud ad To be valuable and desirable
usual on farm
The sar VIII be credit Of 80 days Saa00 four months
Tor S5oo aud ON two and three equal
OF the residue of the price Negotiable satisfactorily
dorsed viii hcreqnrcd for the insalments aud bonds
with good personal security win hc required tec
and the title of the land retained until whole pur
chase money Is pnlubect To sale In default payment
oc 25dt2lst g. A. WINGFIEIp Com'r
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n MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIItEC-
~ Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
held the office of the Company In the city Lynchburg
Monday. the s October 1885, the following resolutions
adopted, viz;
notion Resolved That all stock and other articles do
signed exhibition at either Of the Agricultural Fairs Nr
gnia their meeting In Richmond and Petersburg. will
be charged the usual going such
turned will be passed this road free.
Resolved That members Of these Societies will be charged
going dow and returning the presena
certificate of membership FOR this year will he passed
back free of charge provided they return within five days
from the adjournment of the Fair
Extracts from the record.
lots WIN II. HUGHES, Secy.
gF Liberty Salem Chrstansburg Floyd and Wytheyle
papers relnesed 20
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S--v--~-r-A, 1855. rAr.LM WINTER AWna-

ttfefMzy' VAL.-SIMPSoA g. BRO sign OF the Golden
SdtHrs Pad Lock Main street, LynehburR Va,
H"S->@'r eceKinRa very large assortment of Hardware
Poek and Table Cutlery Guns Pistols Hunting aud Fishing
Tackle, Silver Plated Goods Floor and Table Oh Cloths Win
CIT Cornce; House Building Materials Carpon
tiers, MlwrPhs and Smiths Tools Carriage and Buggy
Trimmings Snddery; Shoe Makers Findings Wood and Vii
Farming Utensils Housekeeping Articles &C.
Their Stock the extensive and desirable offered
this market public patronage embracing the first class
goods the whole OF them recently purcased of which
cny and Just introduced for the Fall and Winter
trade of is15.
They cordially invite their friends and the public make
inspection of their Stock either those who wish purchase
may desire merely to large and varied assortment
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II G. DICKINSON,
L Il rnflrs, Auet'l


snIC,
y premises, tho 18th day the present month fNo.
N'mhorl the HOUSE and IofoF GROI ND helongng 10
estate OF Jesse Nood decd lying lth
aud 9TH alleys In the city nchbnre known hy No aHi In
the plan of the town and containing front with The
usual depth of lots to back ground
TERMS on ShESome small amount cash aud the hal
nnco on six aud twelve months credit purchaser civ ng
he bond hhd security so to take place o'clock the
evening RhnD PERKINS, late sheriff
'amphrll county and such admir- ood deed
nnAl
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tOHpss$F9NER's NNkasE.-1he undersigned
y by al the Circuit Court Nelson County pro-
unonced On the s day of ortpOur lFa In the 81 rzc
kiah jones trustee &c Charles Ellis xprH, Sc d
rooted ito take Of all the rh due and
ing by James NJ Hight according their respective liens mud
prur and in order that he do So he ahnl publish for
successive weeks In published In The
city oLynchhur Ruotre requiring all persons claiming 10 be
creditors Of james Hight appear before him time
and place specified In the noce aud file with hin their oy
dencc of debt" Nnce Is hereby. accordingly. given all
such crcdtorsthat have appointed "Wednesday the 10th day
of December next 81 take said account; which day, by 10
o'clock, in the morning. they required to attend Mt of
flee ia tho of o> ngan with their proper evidences of
debt enable take the directed by said decree
Lovingston, OF 4ljh 1s55. 3. n, LOVING,
O tnmm'r.
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Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court Of Amherst
made the Goth day of August 1850 the undersigned Com
rssoners thereby appointed will proceed sell in
Amherst Courthouse MONDAY the 10Th day of November
ensuing the oC and LOT belonging 10 the estate of Da
vid II. TGpseott, decd
This Lot is situated in the village Mt Amherst Court house
contains about q of land and is well improved The
Dwelling house is large ond commoousi the ont buildings
excellent and all In good repair The situation desirable
for a private residence for Hotel
TERMS OF SALECas sufficient to defrav the expenses of
see and for the balance credit of aud three
fr equal portions of the purchase viii he given the
purchaser giving bonds with approved security bearing inter
est from the date Possession will be given the end of the
present year ROBERT TlNSLEN, (.-.....
uc l1-ctlqth JOHN T. ELLIS. '"h''s
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\ NAMM sNCAmrmEu. COUNTY. srY.

n IN MILES FROM THE CITY or IYNUliBilRt,
10 VI SOLD 1T PIHilC AUCTION, TUESDAY, 9Th
NOVEMBER lsa3-Iht Is one of the valuable
ana Nfas farms IN the county convenient 10 the city, aud
McAdhni-"d Turnpike all the way II lies Crock
and contains Sb Of which are omen aud In n nuo
GO Of which well set in orchard and other valuable grnssca
Tie soil productive and easily Improve bod
OF Lime sion" passing through aud large Lime Kiln
II may be made rich with little This lime has been
burnt and applied of tho land which doubled It's
dnction in heat Corn and Grass Ii well watercd having
one OF two springs and branches IN field of 100
II Is wei enclosed and bounded the East and West the
making wen suited 10 raising Sheep beaver Greek
through tho length the
substantial Saw MIL with ehugr md lathe attached al
50 Crushing Mil The water power il supcrahunlt Tho
wood lands abound in fine pine stock TIMBER and other forest
growth
The improvements cousid IN plain Cottage and all
sary out houses intending five six good Cabins for hands.
10000 tricks ready kiinrd and The wood seasoned and
ready To burn them, win be sold that the pusch1sor
build at once and having lime the place, he would be
little expense.
AT the time aud place will be sold the Sor consisting
Of the finest Durham Bulls Cows aud Earnings 40 hcad
Of Sheep; Horses Hogs Ac; the Crop consisting
substantial OK Carts aud Wagons Horse Wagons larrows
Flows Wagon GeRr, &C. &C. and elegant family Car
rage.
The Land viii be surveyed aud divided into two tracts
400 acres each, If desired 10 snit purchasers.
Terms liberal ami made known the day Of sale
N H. CAMPBELL. tr,.
j.. A. WILLIAMS, }''"'''
= She above sale is udc at the request aud by order of
John Rucker Esd who resides thu land aud viii show
wishing to view II before the day of sale
u sale positive aud unrcserved Zoe l7d&c tGh nov
iJ kepuhicnn copy
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vUNIHASsEBNss MACHINES a. Wheat Fans
n II. S. WHITTEMORE Il BRO, manufacturing Mt
their works the Basin, superior TllRASHIAG MA
CHIMES and FANS of improved patterns and ready to
fill orders short notice and reasonable terms.
Farmers superior Machines depend getting
such by personal application by addressing through the
Post Office
Also all kinds of repairing done short notice and
enable
agents for the sale of OBED HuSSEYS CELEBRh-
PA REAPER MOWER, at the manufacturers
price.
Those wishing obtain any Of the above articles will do
well to send In their orders early possible
The reaper be examined at our Works
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I'd NNEs@bNETN'~ NVT1fE.-EhN Wndcf-
- signed the Circuit Court for Nelson Goun
the h day of October lea3 In the of
"B. r. Grahams admir- Il. n. Frermans admir-, was III
reccd take the outstanding debts due and
owing by the said H. g. Freeman the time of his death, sta
ting tho according their legal pofiies and digntics
warning said creditors appear before him by proper pub
LEGATION Notice is hereby given to all such creditors that
appointed "Wednesday the 10Th dry of December
take which day by 10 O'clock the morning.
they required attend office in the Of Low
usston with thf proper evidences of debt &C. to enable
to state the account directed by said decree.
IoNfNGsrON, Oct goth. lth,.
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SALES BY AUCTION,
THIS DAY
furunG DAYS.
4 ,AnrNrsN.:. nmA aenns. mArs. cArs.

4 tASfElhNf. DIN GOODS. HATS, CAPS.
~ WINDOW SHADES CLOCKS. WATCHES, sc, Ar
AT ~ 1llON-on W WEDNESDAY MORNING. 9Th Noyem.
her W" sell on Market street to ease suury
10 rleees tafretiug-spme very linz;
nomsstlcs, talicovs, Alapacas,
blankets, Shanls. Shirtings. IIantker chiefs.
Slk anil Cotton Suspenders Hosiery
Window Curtains &c
Also, large LOT Transparent Window Shal,a yarlnns
dcsgns
Is hoNus silk Hats
% DOZEN Mems and boys Gaps;
large assortment, of q Ctoeks and Marine Time pocos,
Gold and Silver Watches
Letter and Cap Paper. lilackugS
The above Goods have boon and win lac HnI
in lots 10 suit without the least reserve Terms nj
sal Toe. O.,tl II IiIri - -.
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E;I III hNpAN AFTERNOON, the 9Th November a I
o'clock, will sell on the premises HOUSE aud Lor
situated on 10th street In the neighhothood Georpc
Soays The House is In good repair aud now commands
good rent The Lot contains about quarter +, mere
Terms liberal aud sale positive
II. G. DICKINSON
oc dl.et L X. rnfips, Auetr.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAII.
UH ~, WHITTEMOKE ~ BRO, Mauufnc,
H. TIrRERS or RICH : PATENT IRON BEAM PLOW.
Our Premium Side Improved Livingston Peekski and
Eagle Pows and Castings Improved Thrashing Machines,
Corn Shelters Cutting Knives and Road Scrapers also an i'm
proved Double Action Force Pump for Wells and Springs
ON THE BASIN, Lynchburg, Va.
certify that have tried for myself Richs Iron
Beam Patent hesitation in prononcing this nval
rable implement opinion the best Pow use and des
tined believe take the place of all others when shall
become more generally known. JOHN. HALLIDAY,
NuyseryInan and Florist, near Lynchburg Va.
CHAs H. Lynch ESQ of this city who has used the Iron
Beam Plc months past recommends as the best
Plo In use and has advised his friends it,
He has given us the fullest liberty refer confidently TO him
sep Its IL y W M IhhcnE q plNo.
l<HEESE, CHEESE.-A few casks OF that fine
4 ICHEESE from the dairy of Messrs Look Lincoln.
July ats DAVIS NOwLIN & co.
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L v ON the 9TH NOVEMBER next, a TRACT Of LAND,
containing about 600 upwards of 100 of which Is
10 grounds Of superior quality and the high lands
unsurpassed in fertility wing the waters of Wreck Island
Creek In the county of AppomatpN aud adjoining the lands
Of Wilson Branch John Stratton, decd and others The
lnd within Is miles of the city of Dyneg Of Concord
Depot Southsdc Railroad and about miles of the Canal
1t situated in pleasant and agreeable neghbohood aud
only two miles of several Churches.
We deem further description unnecessary those wishing
purchase will doubt view the Land for themselves
forms very liberal and accommodating, and made known
day of sale
II is seldom desirable Tract Of Land IS offered in
kct. VIM. j. WATKINS.
&C 2ictGth noy-Rep
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NEW FALL Il WINTER GOODS.--I hive
received large Stock of Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS comprising all articles in the Dry Goods line
which call the attention of the public and friends in
general prepared to sell great bargains especially for
cash. having bought my stock under great advantages.
Country merchants would do well examine stock he
fore going further East; will sell cheap house in
Richmond or Petersburg.
oc - n. GUGGENHElMER.