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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
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FRUITS on Industry or the ItFE OF ADAM GLARKt-
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MEMOIR DoL-Yonng Misses will be deeply Interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir
CArACoMns RoME-Ne need call attention to this
yolumc--the title will secure thai,
SCHOOL DAYS REytEwEDStudents should not fail TO read
this volume.
TIN SAD MfsTAKEA narrative illustrating with much vivid
aud fidelity the mistakes which too often occur IN the
religious training Of families Parents don't you need this
book
THF GAT QUESTION great book II treats of great In
terests VIII You read IT.
All Of the above publications Of the American 5 s.
Union generally, such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books Hymn Books Maps and Miscellaneous volumes can be
had nj Payne y Christians Book Store, Lynehbnrg Va
Il. G. JENNINGS,
senI : MON
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Nov ON HAND
~ 80 tons letter A No. Peruvian Gnnno,
10 " Mexican "
100 Casks ThomRson Lime;
100 Mountain D."
80 North River Cement
80 tscued Plaster
All for sale accommodating terms by
MlILERe& ELAN,
aus Il he
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MERCHANDISE, &C.


lash INTELLECTUALLY INDtGEMENT>.---
The Ladies city Of Lynehburg and all others 'lst
Ing ey. particularly invited TO eat At tue
,, ana amino nv large stock FANCY GOODS consist
ing OF superior biarA aud i"fr ss-i French nerns feh
French Mousns; French Piads; cheap high eolored Dane
rich Ebroiisries Hosiery Also 1899 yards OF superior
Tngish aco perfectly eolor at the low price
Of ~ cans ALL they selling fast iwi al
80 take OH per cash bills Sio in amount
a. IG-,s D. HARRISON LEWIS
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uSREsY1 ARRlVAL.-The Family Grocery has just
received the following articles to which the subscriber
onld respectfully invite the attention Of his friends
Wes the public assuring them that by calling at
the Family Grocery they will find the largest and best Beef
Tongues in this market also nice lot Dried Beef
Bologna Sausages Dried Sheep Tongues superior lot Of
Brooms fine article of Black, Imperial and Gunpowder
good Hosiery ladies' gentlemen and
children also articles such Perfumes Soaps,
Cloth Hair and Brushes Pocket and Toilet Combs Long
children. aud other articles tedious
mention; all which viii be sold cheap for cash. in
Bank May be added to the above list
Spices If all kinds ground papers for family
a superior article of Mustard and Red Pepper. Call quick
before all are gore j. II. SOLOMON
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pECEssINt., AND ON HAND, 20 hhds. NJ ..
IN AND T. Il. SUGAR,
bis Coffee ana Clarified Sugar,
and bills Loaf Crushed aud PuYarized Sugar
bags Rio and Lagnyra Coffee,
20 bags Superior old Java do,
- hhds Cuba and l. X. Moasses,
bbis y % Molasses,
20 Bar Iron assorted
de. Hoop and Band do,
2 do Blisterod Steel,
do. Cast and Shear do,
1900 lbs Bacon
Sides Sole Leather
- do Black Upper do,
40 doz Calf Skins,
20 " PINK Lining do,
10 " Sheep skins.
200 bales Cotton Yarn,
bales Osnaburgs,
20 boxes Sperm and Adamaniine Candies,
20 do Hull & Sons Patent do
H. do Soap,
10 do Starch,
800 kegs Nails to GO dy.,
10 Nrot Nails,
- bbls Tanners OIL,
40 tons Peruvian tiuano,
300 sacks Salt
Also Plaid, Bleachcd Domestic, Calico, Linen
brill, Bed Cords and low Lines Window Glass and Putty,
topperas Alum Maddcr and Indigo, Pepper Ginger and Spice
Spades ShoYes Trace and Halter Chains, Manure and Hay
FORKS Boots Shoes and Hats for sale exchange for eoun
Try produce, accommodating terms.
npl 2l.ts. JOHN HOLLiNs.
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EGANO, wing made arrangements with
n the Peruvian Agents supplies of GGANO On the
best terms prepared to furnish it, We have
hand and aoa 800 bags and will be in regular receipt of
We shall sell but what direct from the
and all who purchase rely getting GENUINE
GIANO We solicit the orders of friends and all Others
with the always with the
best article, and on the favorable
GRENSHAW & co,
feb ATS North side Of the Basin. Richmond. Va.
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Eer hire, for the balance of the year, nrst-rnte
Il DINING-R ROOM SERVANT Apply at this Office
Al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

And for sale by j H. seay, strother & Whitehead, J.
Thompson a Co, Il Saber q Co LyDchburg, Va, and b
dealers In Medeincs everywhere sop DIV.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

II UMBER FOR AALE.-.We have On hnnd on
consignment 20 thousand feet of PINE LUMBER which
wewii sell accommodating terms Please give us call
oc Its MILLER & ELAN, on Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

ACT. Sth, 1Sj5.-Jusi received by express, second
supply those Plush Velvet Vesng also quilted
Silk These will found made preferred
order in the elegant at the Clothing
House OF GLASS a. RAlNE, ). DIXON, Agent
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DIEEEs, PISTOLS, &c.-We have on hand very
y handsome Of Rifles, Pistols, &c. &c,
prising very fine Rifles handsomely mounted with Ger
Silver Saloon Rifles and Pistols Sharps Rifles Colts
Five Shooters; Aliens selfcocking Pistols Cane Guns
Fos; Hunting Knives Pistols of all sizes Caps,
&c. &c which we invite the attention of the public.
D. GREGORY Il co
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u ING wARE-iIou sE-where will be found the largest
assortment Steel Double and Single Guns
Rifles English Self Cooking Five Shooter; Colts Al
Thnrbers Reviewers and Single Pistols Powder
FIasks Belts aud Pouches Bags Cleaning Rods,
Nipple Wrenehes; Ecys Cocks and g. D. Percussion Caps
,nn Wire Cartridges, all sizes Curtis HaTFeys
Diamond and American Powder all kinds; Compress
ed Bullets Buck Small Shot; Liquor flasks; Rogers
Pocket Cutlery Bowie Knives Razors fine assortment OF
Gold Silver, Ivory aud Crooked Sword and
Plain and thing In line suit Gun makers
We have a premium Rifles hand Repairing done
with despatch and warranted, by
WIN Il. & c. FISHER. opposite the
Noryril ITnusc Iyurhburg
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Nrw nooNs! NEW n"oN- ;.rA1NE q

NEW BOONN. NEW tNVNN !!-PNN NE n
~ CHRISTIAN have to-day received the following
works:
Light and Darkness or the Shadow of Fate
Ellie the Human Comedy,
Chemistry Of Common Lite-by Johnston,
Lights and shadows Of English Life
My Confession ar, story Of Woman's Life,
Dur First Families
BartlcVs Poems,
Glove ltall--b1 Miss Se,voll,
The Island Err Of the First Exile of Napoleon,
Letters to the People Health and Happiness
Letters to the Right Rev d John lfughosby kirwan,
Art Hmts-by i. \ jarvis
Memoir q Heuurtt aud ms Times,
The Ladder 81 cold
Mary fyudan-an Autobiography
Moornaus Virginia Springs,
Mineral Springs of the United States-by Bell,
The Six Days OF Creation,
Lecture Monque
NEW LAW BOOKS.
I4omaNs Digest volumes,
Grattnus Repurts-llth volume,
Parsons 1n g'onirtcs-2d volume. falg 23.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

~ &EW GOODS tt-JNO. j. PIRNlS, Agent, is recev-
ing heavy Stock of Fail and Winter Goods All he has 10
that his Stock taken from of the largest Import
Johhng houses the Iuon nett cash prices and
viii be sold by him at small profits for cash. and nothing else
but rash.
81 shall receive Goods nearly every week in the
by Canal Boats Railroads and Express Companies
nil of which viii be sold cheap for cash.
4
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SPECIAL. a'e KIIG NOtACE.-Largc stock
- OF DRY GOODS IN MARKET FOR CASii-My stock
1T New Spring aud summer Goods Is complete The
whole bought very cheap and will be sodfor
small profit Tor cash.
The money having become easy, hope my friends
viii forward and supply themselves ber
ally. A ask call from those in want of goods to insure
sales Ianl l2dtsl JNO. j. PtRNIS, Agt
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These vcssos Of the rs class built expressly Tor THIS
trade and have accommodations for
They commanded by experienced Captains, well quail
fled for trade, who will spare exeron
mediate.
They will be owed up and down the river by scam and
may be relied sail promptly advertised Merchants
going ordering goods Boston, will find it
their interest to ship by this line the only regular line
and freight will be taken low by any other
sells and every effort will be made by the agents in Richmond
and Boston q give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining full
share Of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond at the Dock, and in Bos
O. ROWoS Wharf
DAVID 4 WM CURRIE Richmond. AGENTS
ALLEN 4 WELTCH Boston, ) HeeH''
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MATERIALS Ar COST

lJGGEDING MATERIALS AT GOsG.-Hay-
ing determined to close my stock Of Carpenters
ardw Building Materials including extensive
soriinent of LOCKS, HINGES, SORE ), WINDOW
GLASS, sc. &c, the whole stock Is offered cost
Those wishing anything that line would
by giving call before purchasing elsewhere.
mar Ats A. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

kNOR kENT.-The large and beautiful an ,&-,
~ FRONT STORE HOUSE, occupjed I, " a
Williams, opposite the Citizens Savings Bank a.
ate possession given. aug 25-tsl YANcEY & DAyl1
OCEAN" DEGE1S1NG:.-UNCIE IS AA,u1.,
- declined writing any more notices for mo -
ly ON my young American" genius to cnaI e me ~ m
TO my friends and the public, that in ct ner 80 etl
ration Of the term Of service Of my Cook \. IN
tons in the EATING DEPARTMENT Il Nv l t1u'
the LIST OF October during which time, / W i ,al
proNeilens as WIZ enable me to offer my ,Ia, f,s,
try. 'Ii"
My entire attention VIII be devoted to the ..rt.
BAR, which shall be- as heretofore supplied win -
QooRS and GIG AIRS that can be had any wh,rr
Ny patrons are invited to a FREE IIfN(U Vii,
served IN handsome style every day at II O'Clock
apl l3-ts. Lessee Of WasIin',.,' =, 'niI Il
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C.


-sy.A HOOKS, STATIONERY AND
ZAfzA FANCY ART1CLEs-rANsb CHRIS.
4Y TIAN have In store the largest assortment
Of Books. in all the departments 81 Literature
ever offered in TINS MARKET ai-o i,ss'''ui a.,
IDENTIFY say customers that they have made
sres as shsS can be had in market IN he They
for the American Bible Society American fa
society Union and sell their Books al
N. society price. In future they VIII call at
iention many particular works Of value loe5l1s
NEW AND % d GGNTaS PuHLssuED
Ilppincotts Gazetteer Of the world-naming lGOo
Mrs Hale's new Book Of Cookery.
:. Household Receipts
Female Life among the Mormans
Slave Of the Lamp-by VIM. North.
Life and Beauties cf Fanny Perm
The Lawyers Story
The Waterman;
kansas and Nebraska
DIFF Of Daniel Webster
Also new and extensive Por Monaies Poek
Cutlery line Stationery .Aceordeons Work Boxes Desk
and Fancy Goods, in variety loe re
Now RECEIVINss--snpcran e English Bi"c
~ aud White Ruled Letter Paper do Ruled Bath POST
blue and white superhne and fine Bath assorted colours s9
ors Cream Laid Letter white blue and white Lad,
trum Noe fine and snperhne Laid Caps ruled and plain
long and broad super Laid Bin Paper 'nperhne %
&C Its G MORSE.
uNSvEnOPEs---A great variety, wins Hun,
IL White Tinted Government Plain Embossed Enameled
&c "s iits MoRsEs.
uNK,INK,. INK:..-
! Davds lei black Steel Pen Ink
MST I,s9d Nave. do do In bottles from or to gall
Arnold Araoids E Issl,i. Writing Fluid
English Copying Ink
japan Writing do
Carmne French and American Red Ink
Indelibo Marking Ink;
indeibe Ink, with preparations.
All above Inks warranted Of the best quality and
kept constantly on hand tnov 5tsl MoRsEs.
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HSSKEsGN AND DOMESTIC HEAVY n
u Il FANCY HARD WARE. IL OLESALE X ~
RETAIL Spring. ls55-biaA Sreet, LyhchbHTP Ia "a
We have just received supply the Spring of -
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns Pistols Hunting Tackle Building
Materials, Carpenters Milwrights Smith
ing Utensils Carriage and Buggy Trimmings Saddlery, Shoe
makers Findings Floor and Table oil Cloths Plated Goods,
Window COrnice and Shades, w God Willow House
keeping articles Of every description Fishing Tackle,
&c, which renders stock the extensive and
desirable have yet offered for public favor embracing
greater variety than any in the State.
Those desiring purchase will find superior class of
goods and satisfactory prccs and all who wish merely
many articles that atrey mao shall take great
pleasure in showing SIMPSON 4 BRO
anil lHrtS
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MISCELLANEOUS
DlssOLlrTION.--Tl

..u,, -, Ms n
4 CAkD .--The subscriber having nrrel.z
"A Hurt Preston their interest in the ea Nrlas
Anderson ! 70, viii continue the GRDCF| I'm 81 WH
and FOkW ARDlNG Ill SiNESs al tba 'o5lA.>>a
BASIN, where they wikcep on hand stor :, 'tau h
Lime and Cement for sale at the lowest rs 'aahu Pa.
He returns his thanks TO tho friends v1sh Plies
the public generally, for the liberal s 'nc'
and hopes, by using his best exerons IL, EXTENDED
of the same to the new concern. III eoutiass
apl 9-dts. VN y
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NCLECFIC MAt:AZINE.-BAGK No.. ~ !

~ TED-lsis: May, June and July; lsig juno ss'
gust 1850; May G. Nos June july October and w.
Der; 1852: July and August ' IVY
Persons having the back Nos above named can e,a cal
them at a coed price, by applying to 's
-, WIN J. FoLKES
Blank Book Manufacturer MAN :,
sep ITS sim 81 t,o i," . -
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NE" GONCERN.-Thc undersigned having taken
~ the house formerly occupied by g. n b. Stcpoe, two
doors above Acrec McClnahans old stand and door
to Murrc Straon Main street. Iynehburg Va begs leave
10 eau the attention his friends and the public generally
his stock of Groceries Liquors &C. which he Is offering
low fr cash exchange country produce Particular
attention paid the sale of Flour Wheat Corn, Tobacco,
&e,asO to the receiving and forw arding of Goods
may 2!-c&dtsy. JOHN LGNSFORD.
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MCDANIEL. HURT d prr.,

SOMETHING. NEW .--The coI.t.. ~
- STAR DOUBLE ON In COOKING SGatll, NORM
wood, just received ut the Furnace and n :, Tor
East Main Street. Stove which is r.isa5' atc do
cheapest, most substantial and perfect C,oLh', Gle
the Union; and warranted to lake roast M Allaaia
the most satisfactory manner with less fui ia ana o.
Stove Of similar capacity in nse Call and an any Of
Also, hnc assortment of LEAD PIPE If IN
hand and for sale by Iiy Its % mGs sizes
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"a copypuished by permission from lady Ia this city
l.3-d6m
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MALL aND WINTER e.OODs-CIOrm

= ING, CLOlIS, tASSlMERES AND NESTINGS.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, Nc.--GlASS n RAlNE
respectfully their friends and the public that their
Fail and Winter Goods is complete consisting
part and Froek Coats Winter Business Coats,
Register style, Farmers Overcoas Waterproof
do Pantoon style ests in endless Vari
ctv; Double breasted Quilted Slk--new style; Gents
Saws Travelling Blankets Shirts Drawers CraNais Stocks
Ties Collars Umbrellas Gloves, Hosiery Pocket Hand
kerehcfs Waterproof Goods complete assortment of
YOUTHS AND chill RENs CLOTHING.
GLASS & RAINE,
lists j DIXON, Agent
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WOI,lxs

having purchased an interest in the Piedmont Works
Lynchburg tho business will hereafter be conducted
the and under the style Of JORDAN Il CuRLE They
will he thankful the former the establishment
neennuancc of their and the public large
their fvors They pledge themselves all work In
thcirllnc with fidelity, ncatnoss and dispatch.
GRANVILLE JORDAN,
SEPTEMBER GOTH 1855 GEO O. CURLE
=
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IsOTTON OZNABt ktis.-62 Bales No. Cotton
Dznaburgs-a heavy article just received from the
will be sold merchants
they De had in Richmond Baltimore Please
call and examine for yourselves
aug a. JOHNSON
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CURE TO PIEAsE.--C. Morse has just received
- and beautiful assortment Of GOLD PENS consist
ing styles approved patterns which viii
prices fail to please Call and try them
larrn snnl Pom. and holcrs Loe lOta
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~ FNTII, a ieW N0'rT--TY Nlfl0n IiRfandl authof
Alone Price . Is Visit to The Camp before Srvastopo
by NcCormci The Escaped Nul--by young Lady of n
folk, va, just 10 hand, ana for sale b.
nm RANNE n GHRISIlAN
, 1855-01-20
Democratic Meeting,

nH 10 q
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
Democrats Of Olympia and vicinity met
according to adjournment in the Hall ,0i
the House Of Representatives, on Tuesday
evening, Jan, l6, 1855. ~ ~ 4 ,,
Hon. Seth Catlin in the chair.u
On motion Of Judge Monroe, Messrs.
George Gallagher and J. W. Wiley were
appointed secretaries, %
The meeting having bpsu called to order,
Mr.. Yulee moved that the committee on
resolutions, appointed at former meeting,
be requested to osreport.. Thereupon the
committee submitted the following resolu-
tions: .,.,..i, eln.
Rssolred, That we, portion Of the Dem
ocratic party Of the Territory of Washing
ton here assembled, fully affirm our adj
herenQe md devotion toCthe. decriDSs en-
bodied in the resolutions. of the National
Democratic Convention Of lS4S and 1852
4 as-the great cardinal principles Of tho Dem
ocratic perty of the Union, declaring then
to be now, as ever, the principles which
~e1afe fully determined to sustain.
ResOlred, Tint the doctripes Of month";
teTEention, by Congress with the right Of
the people of the Territories to make their
own local regulations and temporary laws,
sobject only to the power relnquished by
the State to the general governnieut, nelu-
ding all regulations relating to domestic
seryitnde, hayel loag been prominent and
leading features in the creed Of the nation-
a Democracy. hsa ,i1 .ralsu .ha.is5i z
Resoleed,, That we approve the policy
inculcated In the resolution introduced by
the Hon. y. s. Dickinson, in the Senate Of
the United States on the l4th December,
1e47, infwhich il is declared as follows -
Rtsoired, Tint true policy requires the
government. OF the United States to
strengthen its political and commercial re
latlons upon the continent by the annexa-
ton Of such contiguous territory as may
condnce to, that end, aud can be Justly OBJ
tanned, aud that neither in. such acquisi.
tons, nor in the territorial organization
thereof any eophitions be constitution,
ally imposed or institutions be provided
for or established, inconsistent with the
right Of the people thereof to form free
sovereign State, with the powers and priv.
ileges Of the original members Of the con.
fsderacy." N
= Rssoired, That in organizing Terrific.
rial government, for territories belonging
TO the United States, the principle of self.
government, upon which our federative
system rests, will be best promoted if the
true spirit and meaning of the constitution
be observed, and theiconfederhcy strength
ened by lnarinp all nnegtiOhs concerninp
, 1855-01-20
TuRrr s,1rEs' MAns prv.-Ls,veo

THREE srGEs MAILS DrEASsyen
weeks hare now elapsed since we have had
advices from the Atlantic side, ard the
mails for two weehs are now due from Or
eQon. What magnificent mail facilities are
our territory blessed with ! With what
pride can our Post Office Department point
to Washington as being favored with the
prompt and regular Transmission Of mail
matter throughout the borders Of our ter
ritoryi We are sick and disgusted with
discoursing abont this wanton and crimiua
neglect on the part Of. the proper authori-
ties in the placing of Q mail steamer be-
tween San Francisco and Puget Sound, by
which the whole territory north Of the Co
lumbia river might be regularly supplied.
This territory is infinitely ahead OF Oregon
in everything tina; constitutes the true clc-
ments of greatness, aud before that had II
larger permanent population than we now
possess, she was provided with an ocean
mail steamer from California, Are our
people less deserving Of consideration :
The postmaster general, we understand, is
clothed with discretionary power TO act in
this matter, and VIC must, therefore, needs
await with patieace, albeit with fsverish
anxiety, bis time " Time and patience"
P. s. One of the U S mails is just in
and being opened as we 60 20 rress-too
late to be availei Of this week
, 1855-01-20

: n6- The concert given by Mrs ". \,
HANN, on niMonday evening last, was well
attended BY the ladies and gentleman OF
this place, and as far as We have heard to
the entire satisfaction Of ell. Mrs. H.,
Notwithstanding, labored under several EN-
barrassmcnts, much, no doubt, to her NOR.
t6calioh. IN the FIRST place, tie he'll in
which the concert was given is very lily
adapted to'a proper display OF vocal pow
ersj besides We understand, she was dis
appointed in being seconded by instrument-
al accompaniment, which she had engaged
for the occasion. However, the entertain
ment WIS ven received and duly upprecia-
ted. .iia 90 'I
, 1855-01-20
SheriHia Sale

DY VIRTUE Of an execution 10 me directed BY
ID George Gallagher. Clerk Of the Y. s. Court for
the % judicial district In and for the county Of Thurs
ton, on judgment rendered the 18th day Of Novem-
ber, 1851 against ier5ert Jeal for the sum Of f0ry
fvc dollars and seyenyone cents ard cost, at the in
stance Of Mary Ann Jea, plaintiff, have levied upon
all the right title and interest Of Herbert Jeal in and
to the following property, % wit: Lot No. in block
49, In the town Of Olympia, Thurston county, w T.,
and likewise cottage Situated on the same; which
said property will oer for sale 10 the highest bid
der for cash on Saturday the 10th day Of February
1885, between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and
clock p. M The sale TO take place at Ensgns cor.
N .20iIf''' <, B. RABBEsoN, shcrilr:
Jan l6 ls55-3vl9 HF .0it| ~ a
, 1855-01-20

The captain made another effort TO get to
sea, but it was no use. lie gave the order
to slip her chain and let her go ashore" F."
She struck and broke in two. We lay
quite at case, and the next morning all
landed safely. On the 30th Capt Samp-
son, Mr.. Blaisdell, 2d officer, and five men
took boat and started for Port Towns
end for assistance. BY constant rowing
for four days and nights, the Captain com,
pleted one Of the most perilous Voyages
ever undertaken by any man The wealth
cr being too thick for tie Cutter on the
morning Of the lst, the steamer A" AIajor
Iompkins,' commanded by Capt. Hunt,
hove in sight, ou which wo all safely en-
barked before P. NJ for Olympia -15 g .
Before close, ] must say every thing
that could be.done for our comfort by Mr.
Scranton and Capt Hunt, has been done,
| shall ever gratefully remember them for
mauy attentions received, during this long
to-bc remembered trip up the Sound
I am your ob't. servant,
II. \. McLAREN,