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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24
LATEST NWES.

The htng Of Sardinia IN London His Tisii TO
Baek,agham Palace iddress from tht
city Of hoadon-Hs Majesfys Speech in
Reply.
The King and Prince Albert left Wind.or IN
Tuesday. the 4th, for buckingham Palace, and
thence proceeded in state 10 Guildhall.
Upon the arrival of the ROYAL party al Guild
hall, the address from the City Of London was
presented, to which the King read reply in
Italian. The following isa translation
My Lord Mayor i offer my heartfelt
thanks to You to thu aldermen. and to the com
mons of the city of London, for the cordial con
ordinations which you present to me, on the
occasion of my visit 10 her Majesty the
Queen and to the British nation. The re-
cepfion have met with in this ancient land of
constitutional liberty-of which your address is a
confirmation to me proof of the sympathy in
spired by the policy have hitherto pursnrd-a
policy in which it is my intention constantly Ia
persevere. The close alliance existing between
the two most powerful nations of the earth, is
honorable alike to he wisdom of the sovercgns
who govern them, and to the character Of their
people. They have understood how preferable
is equally advantageous friendship TO an ancient
| and Ill defined rivalry. This alliance is n now
fast III history, and is the triumph Of civilization
Notwithstanding the misfertunes which have
weighed upon my kingdom, have entered into
! this alliance, because the House of Savoy ever
deemed II TO be its duty to draw the sword when
| the cnmbat was for justice and independence
If the forces which bring 10 the allies are those
of n state not vast, bring with them n,ver,he-
| IS the influence ola loynlty never doubted,
aud supported by the vaor of an army. always
faithful to the banners of its Kings. We cannot
lay down our arms until an honorabe,an there.
fore, durable peace has been secured. This we
shall accomplish by seeking unanimously the tr-
umph of,rue right, and the just desires of each
| nation.
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MARRIED

Near Iynchbura. the 18th inst by Rev J. L. Prichara
Mr. Rontnf PETERS and Miss ANN ELIZA daughter Of Mr.
James ID. Williams
ny the same the Goth inst, Mr.. THOMAS JEFFERSON
ChiLis OF Appomaox and Miss daughter
ofth late Charles L. Davis, Of Amherst county.
Also by the same tho 2lst. In this city. JoHN W
WINGFiED and Miss CUISINE c. daughter Of Peter
&, Nelson.
ON Wednesday evening, the 2s,h nit by the Revd Mr.
hinHts Or Wh II IRVINE, of Virginia to Miss ANNA c.,
eldest daughter of the late Col James Snker OF Charleston
y. c.
on tho evening of the 10th inst in the Clerks ofcc
ford county, by the Rev Henry s. Oshurn Mr. ALFRED
NICHOLS aud Miss MARY JANE NICHOLS.
ON the 10th inst. by the Rev W IL. Matthews Mr. john
CrNDitF and Miss SALLY, daughter of VIM. Kranz all OF
Bedford
Ga the 4th inst In Buckingham county by the Rev Thos
n Johnson, Mr. GEORGE CHAMBERS and Miss SARAH Z
CHAMBERS
On the morning of the Goth inst by Rev. WIN II TER
ny eso ADELAIDE daughter of Pemberton of Pow haan
On Tuesday 18th inst by Rev. A. Eubank, EDWARD WITT
to PARaELIA A. FISHER, and JOHN n. SrASLY Martha
FISHER, all of Bedford.
At Rose Lawn, the 18th inst by the Rev VIM. II Tay
or GEORGE a. GILLs of Buckingham and Miss MARY
f. HURT, of Appomattox.
rV' Richmond papers please copy
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

DFcEMBEH 22ud-AG pendleton Giles; s Crews Pitt
sylvania; Miss Mays, Botetourt Jas Johnson
Liberty Mitchell Phil pnphi'; Miss Lancaster ioteonrt
VIM Il floskcll " II Hrunott, Abingdon thaPm'n
titles; WIN Burwe. Patrick; Ino Draper Puiaskt; II
Haynes, Mrnrcc: Pleasant Bowel; FLOYD C. u q "Asnn
Richmond; Merchant Watcrbergi j x CrnmF iitenht; "
~ Wort Finc1stla; c Lowry, Riohmond' j Il Dverie
as W alton Hampdrn; Mrs Phillips ser w. iipsF'I
S's Bcncdick Farmvile; W Berry, Hampton %
French Mercer; Mrs Wood, Mrs !lr Nicholas Durtls
Mister Lowry BEDFORD: Capt VIM Matthews, Mat
News Cupabel Il Wiley, Craig; VIM Johns rit'ssiVa
maj w N0s, Ahingd, IN; II HUFF Salem; " Hlnsi9fn
hrsto'; Il !Ia,non Tenn; Il Saunders Campbell; ID
cUilock Bcdfari; N NnnS Librrty Jas NJ feHisr'F
YAK Il IL Tas I. !.of',yich Liberty; q Ntnng'r, Bets
,nrti Henson vbern Moore, ChrlstianS9nfsi r. u
hndn,Il Liberty; J1o bihr, w Moore Men,
somcr> lis Hoffman Central Depot w + lmslsg, va q
! r. II Roberts Va; jessie Quarlcs bedford h"nse
wv Vrngton Washington College W S,"ney' i.eAns.n
!, d Sh,eus Giles Jno Rally Henry Caifce Mercer a
'unrr Aeghanv Jna II Huff, salem; Capt Nn i'aN,s'
,,Pt WIN Davis, Petersburg; II Bu"kner Va IL;
loses Dccy Campbell; g Scruges itedfnrd opeeu
Huad City; Clay Bedford; Jesse II Miller ~ =" ron,
urinia. bedford
,Norveii House-MOOre & Anthony, nroPrs
n DC 22W II Tcsdae Lunenburg; Miss ', .'
~ Inward Jenkins, Lunenburg T Atkinson Aisxa1 N
"' 81. Jehn Prince Edward; Is F Taiaferro' ao'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24
adjournment ofthe SouthlCoroiina LEGISLATURE

adjournment ofthe SouthlCoroiina Legcsiature'
COLUMBIA, Dec. 20--'The Legislature of this
State adjourned at midnight last night, sine die.
The bill to give the election of Presidential Elec
tors to the people was lost. The bill relating TO
the Imprisonment negro seamen was not reach
ed.
A bill to prevent the non residents from hunt
lug and ducking in the State was passed
The meeting called to consider the affairs of
Kansas. declined to act for want of reliable infor-
nation.
The meeting called to appoint delegates to the
Cincinnati Democratic Convention, did not act
for want of time. but it is understood that over
fifty members of the Legislature are in favor of
the Stne being represented in the Democratic
National Convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

The examination of Mr--rs. Coburn and Dali
ton at Boston. was finished Wednesday after
noon and resulted in the accused being commit
ted for trial on the charge of murder AS the
investigation merely preliminary to the ac-
ton Of the Grand Jury, nntestimony was intro
duced for the defence. Justice Gushing briefly
reviewed the case. and held that the primary
cause of young Summers illness snd death, as
shown by medical testimony introduced, was
from blows and injuries. and that the other testi-
mony implicated the prisoners as inhctins the
violence
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24
Hepor,ed Death of Dion B0urcicdult

The Louisville Courier learns from private n.
Orleans dispatches, that Dion Bourccault is
dead He was manager of the 'Gaicty Thea
tire" in that city, and was eminent as dramatic
author md as AN actor. Mr.. Bourcicault was
the author of London Assurance. and many 9th
er popular plays, and came to New York from
London IA ttl, more than year ago. lie lee
tured for time upon the English Drama, and
then went upon the stnge, where he played gen
teel comedy with the happiest effect. His wife
was formerly Miss Agnes Robertson, an actress
of Familiarity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

sr1ham camseel'; Groen. Richmond: r Tate ery,ho
~ mstts "ytheSille Clements. southampton; Mrs
VI fesfon and children, Roanoke Miss Ghmcln do r
" ua't dc + X Rosser. Allegheny a Aien Salem. W
~ ~ ~ bedford; II B'ndu,snt r D w KYLE &
"a. Misses Williams FGrmvile J Winston Campbcll
WI /" inston, do; W Andrews. 4 I II r. DIR Meta.
wcr' rr I'd Z IL VIM I Branch, Amherst JIte do /,
b'fksdsle, Halifax q Scruggs. Bed Mr. Milton Dan
ruie VI + trnette city VI WYATT. II C saunders
Nfns'"i Miss Haihaek and sister. charlottesville; WIN
hrtin' Aihemsre J Moore. Campbell q Ianghorne.
amnrsti Mr Irving city Alexander Campbell J John.
Sh Nelson \ W Horner. = Il r. J q King Bic Spring
VIM Watts Miss Watts and Miss Watts Roanoke J n b
stuart and sdy, L A; N Ouneer; Richmond c d An.
deTson Farinyie Clay Campbell whyie Petersburg;
c T.Ncnrable do : : : 'S'
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Literary Notices.

THr MORAL AND INTELLECTUAL DivEs1rY OF RACES from
the French OF COUNT A. De GoBNEAU, with an Anal tiea
and copous Historical notes by H. oTz, to
which added App 1ndix containing sundy facts bear
ing upon subject discussed by J. G. MOTT, NJ DJ b.
LIPPINcoTT g. Co, Philadelphia, through LASGHoRSE
WALKUP, Lynchburg.
This vouUe of 500 pages gotten up in the best
style enerprising publishers We have only been able
ayet hasty glance its 1t discusses the
diversity with particular reference to their
influence the civil and political history ofmankind
The design of the work avowed is not rc-agate the
vexed question unity plurality of but to contrib
towards knowledge OF the leading mental and moral
the various which have subsistcd from
the dawn of history present and ascertain if
c the degree which they susceptible Improvement
Whilst the author leaves the question Of unity or plural
y of origin establish the prma"'cy Of the actual
moral intellectual and physical dvercs of races as existing
now These diyersies thus graphically portrayed by
indicator the unity of the human Species ana INTRO
duccd in the work beforeus:
pers on surveying brilliant ceremony court
pageant in the splendid cities Of Europe suddenly
into hamlet Negroand the hour when the sable
tribes rccrcac themselves with dancing and music or If he
transported the saline plains which bald and aw
steppes Enlightened by the saffron flowers Of tic iris
and tulips placed near the solitary dens of the Bush
where and hungry savage crouches in silence
like beast of prey watching with xcd eyes the birds which
enter his ptfall greediy devourng the insects and reptiles
which chance NAV bring within his grasp If he carried
into MIDST of australian forest where the squad com
panons of kangaroos may be seen crawling in procession M
imitation pcds would the spectator of such henom
imagine groups which he had surveyed to be
opinion he attempt account for the striking d
vc+si les in their aspect and manner of existence
But must content ourselves for the present with the
above hay outline of the object Of this book without an "p
ion its ability 1t may the interesting subject of
fuller criticism in the future
THE AMEnrcAs AND FonFIas CHRISTIAN UNION, for
January has 1t contains several Interesting ar
ces which Queen city the East Con-
1antiuop.e
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Denih Of Col Daniel yenifer.

We ARE called upon to announce the death of
one of our most useful, respectable and honored
citizens. Col Daniel Jenifer. at an advanced age
breathed his last at Mulberry Grove" near
this village, about 4o'clock, p. NJ, on Tuesday
last. Col: Jenifer has filled high and honorable
stations, both in the National and State Legisla-
lures, which honors conferred upon HIM re-
peatedly by an enlightened and highly intelligent
constituency, whose interests, he was always
found guarding with most careful industry
Port Tobacco Times December 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24
The ProhiJitory Ldu IN Indiana.

IXDIANoPoIJs; Dec. 20'-Ihe opinions of the
Judges of Supreme Court in 4 case involving
the cous,itutionaity of the Prohibitory Liquor
Law have been delivered Judges Perkins and
Davidson are agans, the law in toto; Judge Ste
wart sustains it except the manufacturing search
and seizure. cuntiscation, aud the agency clauses
Judge Gookins sustuins the whole law.
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ORITuARY.

Died, of consumption Tuesday morning, the lth Instant
her mothers in Bedford county In the goth year her
Miss ELEANOR CATHARNE hRT youngest daughter of tho
late VIM. Hurt.
Died on Wednesday, l4tl instant, Mr.. PESp1EroS BUR
aFss aged and respectable citizen of Psy wanna.
Friday 10th instant Mr. THOMAS BURGREss of Henry
county
On Monday 18th inst Danvic Mr.. Coleman d. Hail.
aged about 50 leaving large family.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24
Attempt to FIRE a Home for Friendless Chill
dren

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 20.-An attempt was
made at an early hour this morning, to set fire
TO the Northern Temporary Home for Friendless
Children in this city.
Fire was kiudled in the lower part of the build
ing. hut was fortunately speedily extinguished.-
One hundred children sleeping in the upper
nurtion of the building.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

THE UNIVERSITY are now 53l students
at the Univer-ity-the largest namber attained
since the institution has been in operaiion-and
it is thought probable the number will reach $50
before the close of the session. Though the mum
Der in attendance is larger than usual, good or
der and quiet prevails. The expenses of the scs-
sion are 1918.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

MADAME RACHRL and suite sailed from Charles
ton on Tuesday evening in the steamer Isabel,
Capt. Rollins, for Havana. She had nm over
flowing house at her performance in Charleston
on Monday night and created deep mpressio
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

NOTICE.--NcgsOc. for snIc.-I will, Commits
soncr Of the Circuit Cour, of Nelson county sell TO tho
his host bidder nj Nelson Courthouse, WEDNESDAY,
the I'd day If January next, likely GIRL AND BOY
credit of four month the purchaser to give negotiable
satisfactorily endorsed
On the day following Fabors NH, In Nelson county.
will sell TEN NEGROES for cash, consisting of
aud children Persons desiring purchase likely negroes will
do we'll to attend these sales.
doe l7dSrtlst ian ALIEN FITZPATRICK.
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oMmussuoNER,s sALE.-p.r-..n. 20

" dcerco of the Circuit Court for the corporation Of Lynch
burg special term November GOTH 1853 in the OF
Purko Hare the undcbGncd Commissioner, VIII sell
uRSDAi the Y3th day of December next tho
of the Douglass II rucco decd VIII be sufficient
the debts In the dceror mentioned credit Of equal
nstamops of ak and Give months the purchaser
chpsos giving negotiab" the purchase salts
facory endorsed and the tile be retained until tho
clasc money paid the land be designated at the day Of
sale. SAMUEL NDWIIN,
uoyQp Conn
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COMMERCIAL.

~, 49, LYScHnuRo Dec. ~, 1855
iobAeNo-ony Is lhds inspected la Dooober they gen.
sfais Interior and sold from 10 $500 New Tobacco In
ese parcels has been coming In freely prceA rather
higher Sales OF Lugs 81 10 s. Leaf tn and o. 10 a. In
quality ~ " "
WHfAI Tho Market continues dul--delvcres heavy
SAFES n VI ~ u Siis Tor gond and extra qualities
NM I. NTH Com Merchant
LiNtHBtNG WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED LkEh TUESDAY AND SATURDAY ny
RUCnER & Redo,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. oRoCERS AND
Commission Merchants.
OPPOSITE BANk SQUARE, LNNCHBIRG VA
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Itp1 Men Oper Niarara F0iIs.,

We are informed by gentleman from Chippe
wa, Canada, that two persons belonging to that
village went over the Falls on Friday last.
They were ont on the river in small boat fow-
ling and in pursuit ofgame, veniured too far in
TO the current and were consequently carried
over the cataract Buffalo, Courier, Dec. 10.
TIE SENATE PRINTING. "A Washington des :
patch says:
|. having been discovered that Messrs. Mich
olson q Forney would be rejected As Printers to
the Senate, caucus summoned to ieconsid-
Their nomination Mr.. Forney sent in nm af-
fecting letter, declining the nomination. A
mournful debate ensued. Party INSTRUMENTATION
was deplored. The nomination was re-cindcd,
and the whole subject was postponed till January
81. The administration organ is repudiated and
the party broken up.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
rUTURn DAYS.


Pursuant decree of the Circuit Court of the city Of
ynchbug the Goth day of November 1853 In
the Of "Iyfee aud others Tyrees Exors &c. the
Commissioner VIII proceed the 2a,h Deeen
hor 1889 sell by Of public auction 10 the highest bid
dor the tuown parcels Of Real Estate tow Lot with
good Tobacco Factory thereon, situated Main street In
The city Of Isnehbnrg just below the Factory OF Dexter
otey brother fronting al feet said street and running
back l32 feet also Lot containing half situated In
tho city aforesaid adjoining the premises ut present occupied
by Christopher bnrten Esd fronting the street passing
in front of the residence of General Rodesi aud another Lot
situated In Sandy Hook fronting about 80 feet the Lynch
burg and Concord Turnpike aud extending back TO the
ing path OF the J. Il 4 X, Canal
These Lots all valuable, aud will be sod credit Of
twelve aud eighteen months for equal inaalments OF the
purchase money the purchasers executing bonds with
proved personal security aud the title TO each parcel retained
until the purchase money therefor fully paid The sale OF
the Lots In the city will take place the respective
M that OF the Lot In Sandy Hook the Lot rs above do
scribcd. SAMUEL TYREE,
l4dtnSth dec Comr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

MING-MOIRE ANTIQUE CLOAKS, Velvet Trim
ming CLOTH CLOAKS, More Antique Trimming.
We have tho almost color and In price, from
lowest grade elegant to be had Please give
call fnoy 2.tsl GEO NJ. RUCKER 4 co.
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Citp da0 State aHaits.

IhLAih@ -, :, - , N,'''s =
anscs AZ i'1. , . - 80, -. ~, .. ,, - -, -,
gent app ,o.de ,noo l,,a ,ho. ,..a, ,
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htve pee" 'e'' - -. -, -, a., -, -
ibhf a"' 70 ,,,..., - 49,, ,ta.,, - = ~
pearsnee neie -, -, -, 20 -. 80 -, ~,
IiallAn, =. -, -, ,,, 800, ,, -, r.., o., :
acler WIZ sH- - ,,, :, o. I, ,a "a, -, -,
feet iu -, -, .hu. Nj, 6, r,.,,.
raby S- -, =, - -. 49, -, rh,s ~ -,
ilnees nv -, a., ,shl,, ho1.,.s ana In -
raIns" ' -, -, ,,., ,oa,,,a 60,
rae'''
,yycHBURa MUSICAL AssocIArioS.-Fhat prophet
h honor in his country general proposition
, but II is without qualification true for
here prophet who hath not some honor in his
And we much doubt whether favorable verdict of the
eruug be not of more compliment and value than the
ucbtess of the manythe jury making up rc.pccta
y hat lacks in numbers" 1hisi the only balm
dcation which is invariably great when visit the
vt Hall Of Musical Association and behold the moagrc
the aud the number of beggar1y benches
pied When this association formed met with great
great encouragement citizens were prouse of promises
and hailed universally as an indispensable desderatnm Our
uters long and weary-'he monoony being broken
v by occasional appearance OF some Great Universal
ummoth Ragtag and Bobtail Ethiopian Buesque Opera
r,upe who had been received with rapturous applause
and wells of delight from London to Farnvlle This
about all had-nohnS more But nave the people fulfilled
part the rich promises ey NADER IL the reader
was laConcer 1t Is unnecessary Tor us to answer here
An of fifty or sixty may ana probably wi" pay the
expenses of renting and shng the HAL erecting stage, &C.
but much will be iei' just hoihng now what Is the
occasion OF this thins IS n' music 80 miserable tna' II fa
the contrary have not in Lynchburg had music of such
h since Anna Bishop was here Is ii because
performers native and to the manor BORN; because the
association members have the happiness possess
names pronunciation of which, in the language of Mr.
Barydan the representative from bedford
would require that every other tooth in the head be first
Knocked out2 We have always until recently thought that
~ rhar. !. bn,vev.r w.. ron.,, ,his ,,ar,1 ,ton.
as"n,. ancos ,bopgb small arc moro soIoc ana 49,.
NAV ~" 49,, ,,,, CIR as..,,b,.d In Ivnohhura , a.,
e'a" '
'0'n''' ~ ,t .on.sr, Pho ,nomhers of tho a,,, ,
.,..a,;,, .d,.noom.,t Tho oor,,r, ~, u.,.,, 49,,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHINGroS. Dec 22.--Senate--no session.
House On motion Of Mr.. Quitmsn, a resolution
combining members 10 10 minutes in debate was
adopted.
Mr.. Stanton offered resolution to elect the
Speaker by plurality vote. regarding il as the
only possible means Of arriving ut result-ds-
feated-lH for and ia against it.
Mr.. Sapp offered a resolution that hereafter,
until Speaker be elected, the House meet at 10
O'Clock, in tho mornng-lost.
fPusy offered u resolution that no debate here
after in order until II speaker is elected, aud
on consideration, this resolution was postponed,
until Monday. and then adjourned.
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n SALEWe offer for privately until fuesday, the
18th day OF January the large and well arranged TOBACCO
FACTORY Of T. l. Dudley II not rented privately before
that VIII then be offered for public auction
the prcnisca At the time aud place, Will offer for
sne all tho FIXTURES heretofore used by said Dudley
These Fixtures excellent condition. well worthy the
attention of manufacturers consisting In part of ~ Presses
large number of Mills, Bands Scgmcn Wrencheu and In
fact thing 10 the prosecution of extensive
ro who would desire the tho
Fixtures would be sold NJ bargain aud liberal To
any desiring engage the business this property offers
splendid opportunity.
PLEASANT PRESTON. 1ir,
EDWD - CHRISTIAN, i'"''
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RIS, Publisher aud Bookseller, RiChmodd Va, has
published DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF REAL PROPERTY
generally adopted and in the United Staesby John
Tayioc Lomax Ii. d., Judge of the sh Judicial
Virginia Of the Judges the Supreme Court of Appeals
and formerly Professor of Law in the University Of Virginia
Second Edition revised corrected and greatly enlarged
vols royal Prize SIG 80 This edition. embracing as
nsary all the English and American upon
the subject justly be considered the valuable
compendium Of purely American Law the subject of Real
Property issued in this country.
Chancellor Kens Opinion Of the U0rk"Iis work applies
well tue Laws respecting Real Property the United
States Virginia. The the model Of Cruises
Digest and well be recommended as valuable addition
to the Lawyers Library"
Sands Snu in E9nhy-Hlstoy Of Suit In Equity, prose-
cucd and defended In the Virginia State Courts and in the Uni
ted States Circuit Courts by Alexander H. Sands ESD Coun
scow Law Richmond Va. vol post evo. 50pp Price
81
This work is intended to supply the Of the legal
profession with hand book guide them Ia the prosecution
and defence Of Equity In reference 10 this object the
writer the history of suit in Equity from Its beginning
through final decree of appeal execu-
ton &c The Appendix besides containing summary of e
gal decisions by Virginia of Appeals &c. affecting
Equity pleading practice contains variety Of forms of
Bills Ansn ers Domnrrcrs Pleas DEGREES &c, &c. The
practical the Appendix will make the work
valuable nrecutq the practitioner. sep2Sts
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GALE OF nEAL AND Personal Es

- TATEin Of decree of the Hastings Court
OF the city Of Lynehburg shall Commissioner la said de-
named SATURDAY, tho Wlth Of December, AT tho
residence of the late Henry Haynes so public auction
all the real mud personal property Of which the said Haynes
died seized aud possessed consisting of the HOUSE AND
Lon which the said Haynes resided and TRACT OF
LAND situated In the county OF Campbell about fur miles
from the city of bsnehhufg containing about 10 aoros Also
Slaves Mule the Household aud Kitchen Furnurci
also shares of Guaranteed Stock In the W. Tenn Rail
road and nine Shares In the Ctizens Savings Bank Tho
personal property To be Hod upon credit Of four months and
the real estate credit of six and twelve months Nego
table satisfactorily endorsed will be required for tho
purchase money and III. to To the real retained
until the purchase money be paid Sale TO at II
O'clock, A. NJ. and TO continue until completed
1.tllnMI2lIh WIN II NANIEN. Goinr