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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-31

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act Tor he organization of The militia was tagt1f
from the table aud indefinitely postponed. ayes
ID. nays lD
Message rom The House, preserving the fol-
lowing bills to the President Tor his signature,
the same having passed both branches of the
General Assembly,, an been signed by the
Speaker Of the House:
Ii File No $50, an &C. making addiiional ap-
propriations for The years S5j aud 1886;
III File No l0i an act to legalize The organi-
za'Ion of Mitchell county ard the election Of
officers therein
Committee from the House, informing the
Senate that the House is now ready TO adjourn
and o act with similar committee on She part
of the Senate 10 wait on His Eycrlleucy, the
Governor. To inform him Of that fact, and en-
quire If he has any further comnaaica los to
tie G5nerai Assembly
On motion Of Mr. Coplbangh commit ce
consisting of Messrs. Cootlr.a4h, Nc Acisau,
aud Mathews were appointed to inform the
House tha the soua'e ready 10 ndI Urn to
act with committee ON the part of The Ihuse
to wait on the Governnr
Comm tee returned and roper ed -that they
had discharged the duiy a>sl -ned ttem
Mr.. Needham moved that tie Senate al
jour-, sine die
The Presiden; atase and dressed ,he Sen
ate in few appropriate remarks, thanking
Them FIR The honor they had conferred rpnu
shown to him viii i, lht. tIi>char-e nl his
duties, after ~h.c'r, al l2I O'Clock GA FRIDAY
mcrniug, The Senate adjourncd sine die.
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WHOLESALE G OCERS, sisl
Forlearding and Commission Merchants,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
uPPER LEyEE, MIsn Es0TA.s a8
WE would respectfully infbrnItiie public thai
IA we hive taken the Nxw AND sExTRr-
ssIyE WARRHousEyr recently erected at The Up
perl .esee, md intend DONG = general
Grocery, Propis;on, Storage, For,sard;ngg
S.sgs and Commiissiion sB,sssncss.s
81 coxsIc NasEn i ! and other business intrusted
Y oaf care " AWAY. !, oar prompt y,
b LInERA XII CASH AUsA rcEs slI,ads III pro,
duce and Bsercha ndise, and coniS aers
ways be as1ufed of 6bsa MI iss kisllcst pits
and seuic tes fasakns aiIa:1led by ,ilis nafkst.
The Receiving aiRd FORWARDING bssainsss witt
have tho most paFtlcnlafs altentlon and Die OK
pense Of draysse and labor Al much as posstile
avoided ]. ,lR2- IRVINE & GO. q
REEERE NOES:
Hon. Henry M. Rice. Sts Paul,
Rice, fiollinakead and Becker,
Tull,s. Liviasst0n, and CO., =
"a. NJ. Fridley, g 4 ssss & {.
T. Ia n l ssls, ], Y
& B B 3, Upon, 81, Aa'hopy,a
i, IL HIS Sally slsads,s.
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il E. e. Pottst sHsllsv
seaesIayyspl 4, S, Ssis,l
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H. Ausps md q, II. 81 s.
Cart Vsrd. E q y III
81 g HrOok 4 7 F.s 81 ssIs 4. ssS
Saint Psnl An, lst 3 HI l q.
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''ls' III aRo All lal|'|l III as
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4 EE'sEs X u. .a.fs j, ~ 81 SS Z
Is1 1sst S slssEaIE c Baz,s E M
6esI Fl Sspt. A DE PEYSTEK,
| S s II sssls Sss WILLIAMS &EUTNN.
PanApHlrai J0sEPIi PATrERsdN. III,
t'e s'dsntf IF shs Westarn
sssgs 1eeefgy s1lh ALL u ca, Bankers
e ER REEL, WARD 4 FREED
sbs ssgs sAS VIZ sssSsI r. IVA YLOR 81 co.
/ BINGHAM & DOCK 4 ,s
aa 81 i'E RS. JAMES & Co.
ssil II i,s IS i e + gsss BAILEY &. CO..; 8
x,ss ssslfs EDWARD II URST, Esq, N. Pub.
81; II. NESS HERT. Attorney II Law
h II sa /. a. ss JAMES KITCHEN I'M. D. 4: rs
M lillian STOEVER, Esd.
MIsHE sor low M "A. GORMAN. E.
II: Hon. M i. HI. WEIGH. Chief Jus.
sHas sses tire sf Minnesota fs
Hon. HENRY n. RICE Deieeate
Y sfsN sse aa 70 Congress
ICE HOLLINSHEAD & BECK
tssss Milf fNN Err, Attorneys al Law
BORUP & CAKES. Bankers; IA
ME il J. TRAVIS ROSSER, Secretary OF
! s the TERRITORY
/ AMES s. VAN ETTEN, ATTORNEYS
ssRs 5SS84 s Gs. alss tHs8ss at Law fssf
Rev. n. III. FULLERTON, Register
s as u. 8. Land Office
NJ sgs2 Nv NJ. sfiOLCOMBE, Esq. Receiver
sss ~ y. 8. Land Office;
sasassssf1s sssss r. III MANN, M. 10.
NV ORLLANs--Messrs BROWN, JOHNSTON
| essA ss$ II u Co., Bankers. s
VlcKssUR c. Messrs. BROWN AND JOHNSON,
Saint Paal. Apriil. 1855 Me- n1,r
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AN Old DRUG STORE.
ssss LYyNDER a .VEW FIRM.

M ORTON 8 PACE, having purchased the
~ entire interest o !, 9; Kinney 70 the Drug
Third Street, with the intention of transacting a
Wholesale and Retail Drug business all its branch
81, soifer to their friends aud the public full and
complete assott,net Of the best description Of goods
usually found in their line, ~ fair prices. We shall
purchase Int pure, unadntesated medicines and
shal guarantee all articles be such as represented
by us Ia our customers. With the assistance Of an
able and experienced German and French Chemist,
we trust we shall give satisfaction IN all our sales.
Store open ~ al hours, day aud night.
NJ ST Paul April 1865. IN 80. nIfE
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MANURE on sA NIF sk,I


we have frequently been asked 4 Our
soil viii retain ganure /, md sif there Is
not danger Of its teaching in Che sandy
SOIL and from fear VI ny teaching far;
mers prefer to lsaxe lons Of wel rotted
manare lying a6snt ilieis sbalny and
! rhovels. Also 4asscsting tilat ltl,e soils
rich enough without any dditionasll n fs /! !
tilizer. We would like % make 4 bar
cain with some entsrtaihlipg
such IDEAS. ID sell and deliver onA chr
farm, one 81 tvo hundred cords of NV !
ble manure, 10 that We may sbe enabled
to Try the, experiment "a Y large sfals,
isst for c,sriosiiy and see Fwhethes'or
~ manure II 6f sbenetit u our soil
aDon't De 1iszned abdat tho soil leach
ing put Oh the manure and plow IitsiaI
Ifyou think the soil viii leach bs A !, ijust
take 1 spade, go - yodr barn ya a III!
move The manure hssp and dig into 81 the 3
soil and see how far dot5x thsssnaaGure
goes sss You viii ilind thai u 4 little know
ledge Of chemistr, Win result from saie
experiments. Ycu Win then Ind that NJ
vegetable and animaI / hen 49,
decaying 81 fermenting svaporates, and
sall INV s,tbstnucs slIat ke rain may
wash out 81 che manure that Minnesota
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d Hill \ VT ~ a&po
n q Z A s. 81 n q EY.
III u bnsin ess tcnuecsed WIN ahs ksyi1e ana
81 8 seilisx ~ !apds protnptI 1ssss
a eld 1!cstsd, Taxes
ldis IS 81
!! { u II d .ss.l ...l. n Il
ssi'F 4 III fsssi 4 a1ll'tl ~
'Iss
llssa Rsl u IS
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XXI M " n s es;: " !, y
lion snilable III sessd NJ X aibersi dedulsion III
prices MN III made 10 Benton County stomefS
vsl,c lake fail INK fos IA \
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"a A(A ACRES ri sale near Ancks uls4 jiiece
O1BN1 ~ ~ acres sesefsl ofs 8o ana tlSss
bslance 100. Price from $5 IL + 4. aecordisg to
distance from town. aud quslisy of Hind. u sssz7
I.R.AC Ys& M N.N93AM.
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~ lQ "A 81 -
~ M gIi s3l " Z. NJ s,sa m ~
stesin hXsd IA bt IN Ak HI III.
lcf easll WI ~ NJ Fs'Ess
B Gaint Anthony WI ysis
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Fancy Gopdst Boots, Shoes. md Resdy made
Cioihias. Main. esreet, litiie below the Fails,
81. Anthony, N. r ], Apr. 4. asl.s Il ytfs
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1I1H""Al OF TIE ARiEI.-New York. Oct. 18th
ne steamship Ariel, from Havre. arrived last
shi' She brought the second edition Of the
,'hioh Times ct Saturday, the 18th, 1.-THE date
" tue sailing of the Afrca) Consols bal inn.
s7a. aY''' y" SATURDAY morning at
preearious. "'a 'o'y
No new movements were reported from the Cri
n'' ao Ten thousand troops were aboard the al
lied fleet before Odessa.
mere was ramor of popular outbreak hay
ing taken place in Sicily.
drid. "'' .'''
:, The English gunboats have left the Baltic on
their way home
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FRANCE.
40 nry rod
FROM NORFOLK.


"ecIp the following items from the Norfolk
'ig0s of Monday last:
HE FEvER.-No new cases officially repor-
~ o1 Saturday. 1t was rumored that there
az hren two new cases during the day. Cap
im Uaylords child is convalescent
HE WEATHER. was another frost
Hday night 1t was seen plainly enough on the
olSp tops, The trees now begin to show the
'Gences of frosty weather, and the leaves of the
pT09erry are thick strewed upon the ground.
!, Inc wind, however, changed Yesterday to 5.
y and there were Indications of warmer wealth
HE MARKET.-The number of carts and wa
|"' at market on Saturday was greater than
Y d'y since the rage of the fever-reachng as
h up Main street as the City Hotel. or the Hos
=" Many country people were in tbs cty,and
VIZ ~ the retail stores were crowded with Gus
|mcrs.
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N continued by adjournment and held for the county
OF Amherst, Saturday, the 25th day of August 1850
Whiting Davies admir- de bouis with the will annexed
of Martin Parks, decd and in his right and Sarah A.
his wife, plaintiffs,
Against
William H. Parks Samuel G. Parks Mary G. Parks, George
Hylton, and Elizabeth c. his wife John NJ Parks Milton NJ
Parks Gaines w. Parks, Caroline T. Parks Margaret y.
Parks Granville T. Parks, Arthur W, Ann E. and Sarah T.
Parks infant children and heirs of Weldon b Parks, Rich
ard John and Thos G. jones' children and heirs of Lucy
Jones, who infants under wentyonc years of
and Edwin s. Ruckcr, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The doth order that the plaintiff Whiting Davies,
admir- bon with the will annexed of Martin Parks
decd render before Of the Commissioners OF this Court
his administration of the estate of Martin Parks
decd which the said Commissioner is directed to eN
and settle and make thereof to the Court
together with of Announcements with matters
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself required by
the parties leave the parties
examine each other upon ntcrgatoes touching the sub
ect matter of said account. y copY-Ieste
LEO. DANIEL JR.. CIk
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LAST night was one of the most brilliant since
''Penlng of the exhibition. The great Hall
~ crowded, and the array of beauty elected
"'ral admiration. Mr.. BURwELL, of Bed
W. made capital address, Astounding in the
,,ag practical ideas which always character
"' remarks upon the themes of the public
ss ~ the State, the Importance of its puhhc
FtVVements and of encouraging industry, and
G&'r"a,lng its production and its commerce.
INV only certain means of Increasing its 70
,aNAL POWER. His address was highly
yo '',nnght orr accomplished young townsman
hion. '''''i '0N' wiz ''''o'' '''''' '''
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1865. FALL a WINTER ARRI-

~akxeexY VAI.--SIMpSON Il BRO, sign of the Golden
NgNE Pad Lock, Main street, Lynchbnrg, Va are now
-~@' receivnga very large assortment of Hardware;
Pocket Table Cutlery; Guns Pistols Hunting and Fishing
Tackle Silver Plated Goods Floor and Table on Cloths Win
Shades; Cornice House Building Materials; Carpen-
tiers Mllwrgts and Smiths Tools Carriage and Buggy
Trimmings; Saddery Shoe Makers findings Wood and W.
Farming Utensils Housekeeping Articles, &c &c
Stock the extensive aud desirable offered
market public patronage embracing the first class of
goods whole them recently purchased Of which
are cney just introduced for the Fall and Winter
trade Of 1850.
They cordially their friends and the public TO make
Inspection Stock either those who wish to purchase
merely large and varied assortment.
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duration for the State Fair-Great Infur

No.. AoND. Oct. 29.-The city is crowded with
,,',, and business men. To-day the trains
\ asn' one thousand seven hundred visitors
l L r. are over thou sand persons tonight at
e,a,; mango Hotel. The Fair Grounds are III
ta,5 I'ol order, and nearly all the stalls ana
re. occupied. This Fair forebodes' to. DO
"r than ever before witnessed.
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The parties interested in the foregoing order will take notice
that have appointed the d day of December next to
the therein mentioned which day. at 10 o.
clock in the morning they requested to attend at office
accounts vouchers and copies of Court papers, pre-
pared for examination and settlement.
oc2 RD. NJ BROWN, Comr
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n continued by adjournment aud held for the
of Amherst, Saturday, the LIST of September, 1850;
William Barrett Boyd Miller Ruckor Dabnev San.
dge, and Mary w Harris administrative with the will
nexed, of Henry I. Harris decd, Plaintiffs
Against
Samuel Garland admir- de bon of Archibald Robertson
decd who in his life time adm of Isaac Tinsey decd,
Daniel Lebrich and Nancy, his wife, late Nancy Tinsey,
Isaac ID. Tinsey, James Tinsley, by specially
assigned their guardian Dahney Sanddge Isaac lIansard
Samuel X. Davies, William White and Merritt NJ White
Defendants,
IN CHANCERN
The Court doth order that the defendant Robert A. Cog
hill admir- Archibald Robertson deed do render before
of this Count account of his in
the of Isaac Tnslcy decd
which Commissioner is directed to examine
settle make thereof to this Court togeth
with debts the plaintiffs Bennett Ruck
er, and Mary w Harris administrative with the will annex
T. Harris decd having reference to the dignity
with specially stated deemed pertinent by
himself o required by the parties to he stated
A copy-Teste LEO. DANIEL JH, CIR.
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THE PsOW rUsT HEATS THE WORT %
NEST MURl. WIFI LLAsI DkAIGIlI.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
/. sIOgeas n lslsb.

=" ~ ussaTTEMOgsE a HRO.. Mannr,c-
H.. ThEnS OF ElGS rATFTT oM BEAN EAaH rho 15
Eagle plows Castings Improved Ihrashing Machines,
shelters CnttpF and Road scrapcrs also i'm
Oh THE BASIN Lynehbnrg Va
lido hereby certify have tried for myself Rchs Iron
Beam Patent and have in ronouncng this nya
liable implement in opinion the best Pillow in use and des
tined take the place of all others when shall
Nurscryman and Florist, near Iynchburg Va
cnAs II Lynch Esq of this city who has used the Iron
Pow several months past recommends the best
Pow in use advised his friends procure it
sep lis II. s WHITTEMORE q BRO.
100000 A AeNrns ,.HHP : w YnTrn "
Ora Notary Public dealer In Land Warrants and Attor
ney the prosecution Of Military Bounty Land and Pension
Land Warrants. will attend to any business as notary
Warrants Sc &e LAFAYETTE w. GRAY,
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
July CTS Pension Agent, Lynchburg Va.
DURRoUGHS sHAFER & CO. DEALERS IN EX-
ID IRA FINE READY.MADE CLOTHING, invite the at
tonon of their numerous customers and friends to their nn
IT does III great variety and Of style ard maif
MEMS FtRSIsHI%G TRADE An adequate idea Of the
variety and Of our stock G%n Gn be nad BY
OVER.CoATS-A most elegant assortment of these gar
DRESS AND FKocK CoATs.-Those sold at This estab,
smen surpassed in precseness of fit tascfuness of
cut general excellence OF workmanship &c. being in these
Spccts egNGi 10 custom mort.
BUSINESS COATS, of every material, ranging in price
from - to sla.
PANTS-Black Cashmere, Doe skin, Grape Cashmere,
and low price; Fancy Cashmere,
Cakes Cashmere oxford Mixed. Heavy Tweed Satinet
VESTS-Rch Plush, Velvet Black and Fancy Grcnadine,
Black and Fancy Cashmere Farmers Satin, Patent Velvet
Merno, Serge, Black Satin &c splendid Party and Wedding
Vests
TRAVELLING BLANKETs-Naiioual Flag, St. Leger
Epson Saxouv Blankets; Gentemens Shawls Maiers
Merno Scarfs Shirts Wool Canton Flannel and Jean
Drawers Cravas Stocks Pelissie Raglan Albert and Napo
leon Tics; Kid Buck Mock Buck Merino Wool Plush Iata
Lise Scbasopol Calf Tiger and Nutria Gloves Buck KID
and Calf Gauntets; silk, Mcrino Cotton and Connyknlt
Socks Pocket IIandkerehef &e short every thing usu
ally first class Gentlemens Clothing and outhttng
be found in the greatest variety and at
the reasonable prices, at the BAZAAR
D. Co, manufacturing all the Clothing sold ny then
thus enabled give their the beneht OF the ad
they and furnish but the best made ar
ticles at the lowest possible
Those preerng their Clothes made to order can be accom-
and satisfaction guaranteed, or nor sale.
oc 2ts BURROUGHS, SHAFER & CO
SUPERFINE FLOUR, in quarter bags for sale BY
- (oct3 ts THOS. J. DAVIS W
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LEO. DANIEL, JR.. Clk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, AMHERST C. IL,
.lltl, l-nI


The parties the foregoing order will take notice
that have appointed the h day of December next to com
therein mentioned which day. at 10
clock they requested to attend at my Once
with their accounts copies Court papers
pared for examination and settlement
oc ga c,v4,v RIO NJ BROWN. Comr
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II
Il rms. Publisher aud bookseller klchmodd Va has lust
published DIGEST on THE LAWS or REAL PROPERTY,
generally adopted la In the United Stntosby John
Tssoc lomaN, LII ID, Judge ot the 9Th Judicial Circuit OF
Virginia of the Judges OF the supreme Court OF Appeals,
formerly Professor Law In the University of Virginia
Edition revised corrected aud greatly enlarged Ia
val 9vo &ib 80 This edition. embracing as II
does nenfy all the English aud American decisions upon
subject may Justly be considered the most valuable
compendium purely American LAW upon the subject OF Real
Property Issued In this country
tAaHtor hfafs Opinion If The UOrk"fhia work applies
well the Laws respecting Real Property In the tntcd
States Virginia The work Is the model of Cruises
Digest and tmay well he recommended ms valuable addition
the lawyers Library
Soais Egp3tg-story Of Suit In Equity ms prose
defended the Virginia State Courts and IN tho Un
Courts by Alexander II Sands ESD Conn
scow AT Law, Richmond, NR vol post eyo 5l0pp Price
"a 90
rhs work Is intended supply the young Of the legal
profession with hand hook to guide them in the prosecution
defence OF suits In Equity In reference to this object the
writer the history OF suit In Equity from It's beginning
through its various hna decree of appeal
sc The Appendix bosies containing summary of lie
decisions by The Virginia Court o Appeals Ne affecting
Ecuy pleading aud Practice contains variety of forms
Nus, Answers Dcuurrrfs Pleas DEGREES, Sc, sc. Tho
practical notes alse found In the Appendix will make the work
valuable radf a6cuH to the practitioner. sop2s Is
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EARPETINs,, DRY GOODS, mATs, cars,


pronounced by the Circuit Court of Franklin County,
he th day "t October lsaa the Helms others
against Helms Executors aud others shall TUESDAY,
e run daA o December s1 the premises, sell public
auction To the highest bidder the following TRACT of LAND
belonging t. the estate ot Thomas Helms sr, decd
ihis Tract Of Land situated Franklin county both
hdcs9t bh'kwatcr river contains 100 between 600
ana 900 acres IN wood heavily tmbercd about $50
the cleared land rich river grounds Tho lands lie
wen ana are very fertile Thtros trs aud Mil ON the
an worked 10y ample water power without the aid ot dam
Ihs Is by nf the valuable of Land sale
In t pant o tn" state aud persons wishing purchase lands
VIII wen to examine this before the dav of sale
II will be sold In one body two separate par.
GELS as shall he deemed most advisable.
Ithh@lhree hundred dollars III be required cash
the balance IN one and two Years equal nstnlmcu the
chasrs giving bonds with approved poronn security and the
title 10 the land withheld until the whole of puchaae
cy is paid UTGU NILSSON Com'r
Rocky MnUNT A f,,r rt1e,h doc
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By TELEGRAPH.
Photographed 4 ,pre-.l, for the "virain,nm."


NEW YORK. Oct :W-Flour to II cents
lower, and dropping; ohio 80 II Southern
s9.s7. Wheat declining; Southern white - -
red 3205.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Colour very active
Howard and City Mills, 80 %. Wheat active
and three cents higher. White, 81 oS to Is; red,
- Oh to o.. Corn dull and unchanged.
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PHOTOGRAPHS, DAGuERREo-

NITRoTYPES PHOTOGRAPHS, ID AG U Err REO-
TYPES.The above style of Pictures are taken In all
their perfection the Gallery of q. w. MINIS & co
s. TANNER would inform his friends and the public In
general returned from the North after alb
months during which time he has secured
regard labor expense and important
Improvement the Photographic and Is
pared furnish those who may desire them, Vrotypes
Glass Photographs Paper the Daguerreotppe as
heretofore which will be taken in all their biancy
and perfection has also large and beautiful assortment
Of GOLD LoCKFTs BREAST PINS, MEDALIIoSS, FANCY "a
sEs FRAMES &C expressly for the art visit to this
Gallery solicited whether Pictures desired or not
n Gallery always open and free to visitors Sundays OK
co.,ooi N s. TANNER,
at the Gallery of MINIS & Tanner Lynchburg va
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4 FAnM ~ CAmrntLI COUNTY,. -Ev

4 EAKN sN SAMpBELs COUNTY. sES-
~ In MILES FROM THE cry OF IYNtlIBIRG
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, TUESDAY, 9th
NOVEMBER lsj5This l. of the valuable Grain
aud Grass farms in the county convenient 10 the city aud
McAdamied Turnpike 1.-THE way II lies beaver Creek
and conant s01 acres 600 of which and in fine
state of 40 rich meadow creek bottoms
90 of wbarc well orchard other valuable grassa
The soil productive aud clsiy improved having bed
of Lime Stone passing through IT and large Lime Kiln on IT,
II be made rich with little This mc has been
burnt and applied part the land which doubled Its
duction In Wheat Corn and Grass well waerod, having
springs and branches every field 1T 100
1t Is well enclosed and bounded the East aud West the
whole length hy II low mountains ~ miles apart,
making II well suited to raising sheep Beaver Creek
through the entire length Of The farm, and has on aud
substantial Saw MIL with single and lathe attached al
a Crushing Mil The power Is superintendent The
wood lands ahonrdn fine pine stock timber and other forest
growth.
The improy consist in plain Cottage and NIL neces
houses including five six good Cabins for hands
$4,000 Bricks ready kinod aud the wood seasoned and
burn them VIII be sold that the puschnser
little expense.
and place will be sold the Stock consisting
the Durham Bulls. Cows, Oxen aud Earnings 10 head
of Sheep, Horse Hogs &ci the crop, consisting of Corn
Fodder Shucks Hay, Ic the Farming ensls, of and
substantial apgons Horse aeous lIarros,
TiaRe
The Land will he divided of
400 acres each if desired to suit purchasers
Terms liberal and madc known on the day Of sale
\. H. CAMPBELL (srr,,
l.. 4. WILLIAMS, }''"''
p SThe above sale Is nude At the and by order of
John Rnckcr Esd who resides the land aud will show it
. any wishing view 1t before the day OF sale,
~ sale positive and unr,srrNcd 0c l7dSct6th nov
- Republican copy