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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-15
HARD WARE,

IL PERSONS are hHbv nnti1ed rot t. trespass. nine,
y or dig upoa The r)tc~ frsct 81 f1Ed without the
rs.t Of oxncrs a. vii. = r q. of the 8. L. @. of
sec No IL, TowI~bip 40. 4 Of Ranye 4. east
Au further notice is hereby given that forbid any
and n Tery5s from buying any lead other and
removing lie without TIE consent Of the
JC.iN = kgRsIa WHITE
.Esti-y.-k Ju-e 9 Es55 2eif
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-15

T,IGUT THOUSAND lbs. Bacon of excellent quality
T. On hand and for .ale either by the Cask al retail
fof cash by = toLl.hf-
yellow Stone. Wis, May 30, 1855. q Sm
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yuyDsACCo 10 Boxes Chewing a4j smoking To
b,or,, W. sale a GEO. ". OJBD'S
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tA1E are now Offering for sne upon reasonable ferms
tGe i'nHr de'crI tracts OF land and city lots,
In the Counties q La Fey e;Ie, Coambiz ard Iowa wis
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n IE-sTRCEsS goTslT.

IN u IiuLen. p
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HScEIlisE0uS.
IlEDrOnD ALUM = sm.NGs VIII.

- BE OPENED FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS on THE Goth JUNE They situated
eleven miles IVES, OF L,nctbare. and four mil. from
the fores Depot, whe'e eonv-, will always bs in
readiness To convey visitors To and rom he Springs.
Tue proprietor pledges himself Ia use his beat exer.
tiens To please thosn who mn, cail on him.
A. to the Medicinal value Of the water, the public IL
presented with the follow ing certificates. seeccd fun
many OF the safne import which the proprietor has
ceivcd
Liberty. a6th April 1884.
DEAR Sis:-l have been u.ing thu water from yanr
Alum Spring and am happy To inform yon that nm
mucn pleased with ia effects The rrnnr, effects of
the Nnter fe ff.eiseN the ir,se produced by
the If liz knrkhrilrr Alnin shal ex ret nent
more July aad iiyr y'u the result Il IN, experience,
am, very ,r=I esitals,
J. 4 OTEN, NJ. u.
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THE Huntsville Riots,

The Louisville journal reviewing the recent
deplorable riots in that city says
That crave outrages and henons wrongs
were .r.c.t .ttafed by Americans, when they took
the las lat taeir own hands and sought to pun
ish the murIerers of their countrymen, and
evenge those who had been murdered without
provocation, no one will deny; bat it is useless
for organs of the anti American party to seek
any longer to conceal the fact that those OUT
RACES were commenced by the foreign popula-
ton, that the first WI ongs committed were com
mtted by foreigners. that the first bloodshed was
the ork ofioreigners, that The hrst murders
perpe trated were perperated Ivy Foreigners
That these fore gners were maddened and excited
and instigated to these deeds of violence by the
insd ious, ncendiary appeals of the organs CT the
fore ign party and the demagogues and leaders,
who have for weeks been seeking to arouse the
passions and preiudices OF that class OF citizens
against Americans, can scarcely for moment Dc
doubted. That these attacks upon Americans
were premoditated and done by concert and
agreement among the perpetrators can be and
will be established. An intelligent pubic
will not when these facts are known, attribute
these riots to the American party. but, IN spite
of all ptotestations of lanrb-lIke innocence, and
NIL attempts to misrepresent facts, the response
bility and the blame viii be surely and justly
brought home to its real authors the inoendary
demagogues of tina foreign, nti-American party.
1--WE will in due time present the sworn state
mehts of respectable men and women, who witness
sed the whole affair from the commencement TO
the end, both in the First and Eighth wards. We
will then abundantly show, not only that no vlo-
lence was perpetrated by Americans except in re
taliation for an unprovoked and cold blooded butch
cry of their ccuntrymen by foreigners congrega-
ted in large numbers. armed with guns and pis-
tolls and bludgeons, and by other foreigners. shoot
ing from out of doorways and gateways and win
dows aud behind walls and fences upon unsuspec-
ting Americans in any portion of the city for any
of the outrages which were committed by the
Irish and Germans and which really began and
produced the riotous excuses which much
tlenlorp."
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4 OO. OOo COpaEs sTEAM-h =, I

II
WESTERN WATERS AND STEAMBOAT DIREC
TORY--The uuiersis ned have in Of rrcpa.
rution new STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY which will
b.. issued in October next. The bpnb VIII uont IN
two bunired pnep., illustrated in The beat -tylr aud
neatly bound IN durable t. wtll be of
he intereslns hooks publ he'd, aud viii be
hook Ina, will be interesting 10 all cas4es of people,
The STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY viii contain u
lete lizt and description OF nil the Steamboats,
sn,st in the w and Southern The length,
model speed, power and t,nnsge Of bon' whore aud
whom built, the g" the boni, with the trade she
IN, Also The names OF Captnns aud officers, her age,
NC, &c The Directory III contain history Of Stehm-
bcnls and strengthening on the Western waters, sine.
the appicao Of also, sketch Of the first boat
built for the Ohio River, with the of the builder,
comma rdcr and owner.
The RIVER DIRECTORY will contain a liz, and de.
scripian Of all the Steamboat dis that have
CURED the Wea and Southern beautifully
illus traed. with list of ala those no hive reished
by ther burning sink ing and exploding The Western
an.i Southern waters The Dire Tory will corain Maps
e, the Ohio, Mississippi Missouri Illinois. Arkansas.
White, Red, OnaShita Zszoo, and other Rivers, with
the Towns and Cities laid down. with distances;
uso many other River ana Commercial items Ut inter
the people at large. The book will contain The
cards of the valious u. =. Mail Boats with the t,ade
they nre In. &c &c. The Directory Will also contain
IA complete list Of all the responsible Snnbynt licensed
Officers their places of resi- Ne, &c the
Steamboat Inv, lis recurrence Ia with comments, show
ing wherein II benefits the incompetent oicor aud IN
lures the competent officer, &ci Nc all The impair
rant H. y. Supreme Cont Steamboat Decisions up In
date the II te- and important Commercial Privilege.
Bills Of ading inIpornnt Decisions o the various L.
s. Courts in regadip freighs Lost a, Damaged &c
dc with many other things of interest
The Directory will he illustrated IN the best style and
printed in The bes The author has for six
been gathering together all The facts and in regard
the Numerous Seamboat disastcrs The Western md
Southern waters, AMI now intends publishing them in
hook form. The price Of the work will he put Mt the
low sum Of One Dollar Ten thousand copies will be
issued for boainen; all others DESTROYS of subscribing
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DsAR SIR II take pleasure IN giving my 'ieei-
ded opinion Of Your Alum water, NV SON John. mhD
rcnuined With YOU about month, had been ia extremely
bud health for several yenrs--so mueh indeed, iltn
had LOST all hope at his recovery tried four
FIVE o the he,t ihy .ioans. al wham could reicsa
him. | iouk him To lynchburl md oonsillcd son,e 81
the best doctors al the cily BIT with any success.
Hearing u ,onl Springs, determined ~ uy the water
though must eonf,s without much h"pt d deriving
from my ell but in this meet eroeahy dis
appointed. One month al Tim Wnter has am
confident. made enIe It hin. H. t.c, Is ieokA
as Il The dead had c to tie,
J hevr no hcaiaton in preeouaeies il rs my nphion
that this is the very best that IA hren iia-
covered. NeN respectfully, yotr.,
ARCHIBALD d. WORSHAM
Mr. = Eenals. lnne Sd 0u2sAwts
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and Warrants, under the nov Law. being is.
suoi, am anxious TO buy - lar. quantity for which
viii pay the highest matkts pice lSeAsH. will ut
tend reeiihJly tie Courts Il AT,amattoy, Cnmpb.li
Amherst aud hp t,rd, aad -ionay Chutlottc and
viii always p,y the best prices for Naronis Any WIN
lave them will please aply In me hcnrc selling
! pr,seent, as usual MI claim. Bounty Lnnd
Revolutionary Claims ornny oairaa against the Cavern
inont at the Unite a'ntes
June 7-t4 CHAs. W. STATHAM.
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L observation-disclosures to deed of trust exc.
cuird by Dilard Stewart Cn. and by Joseph T. Dill.
lorf James Stewart an Wiley Campbell. nud tul,
corded. shall Trustee IN ~aid d. ed named. fftreed
Ia sell, at nubic auction, al Amher-a Cout H.ase
tie 10 das at August 1879. thu being Couri das all
.i ris, Tie aii iate,et Al the sail Icy Ganrhvl
in III rral If 1u Ganab u ,lee'i heing one
tHr if3ef.t ~ e.. '.trtci II i u ri which the
-aa leel Can Ihc it, .i,ea hl.i progressed lying in
tie county II Auhr,., sn atla ing the lands Of Mrs
Nfirtd Bellii. Cslcit Cum, trll I. r. " lion aud
,ihsrs. pc howrsrt,da The widows dover. htsn.
his Il said Wiley C1ir p,els bird interest IN The
personal pirreriy said estate, including negro
NON abnui ~ years ul the household and Kitchen tn,
Ht4,e. stock AID plantation utensils, and about sl2hO
Deposited IN the Citizens Savings Bank, Lynchbnrg
will nl.a H. on the lhursday following that is to
un he % day oi August 1881. in the corp alton
of L. hhurs. the premires, public auction the
HOUSE AND LOT in which the aid james Stewart
r,-id.l silaated in said corporation. tie
ftsid.rep al Samuel McCorkle, aud containing about
quarter of also the household and kitchen
tsruure ii said Stewart, and also. the day.
will ,eli public auct the premises, the following
frorerlA conveyed by sai. joseph +. billiard.
uu,h thereof may lac sufficient for the purpose, 70
ut: The HOUSE ND LOT in which the -nid Joseph
+. nara eilcs. containing ahout one.hnf ncte. stu
ated Diamond llt in said corporation; hiso
The fio wing slaves: two men. Wyatt and Patrick
81 mr. Charity and Eta, girls. Lucy nnl catha
-; three boyi James, Bob II Man.deld; and the
hun-' ia I'D aud kitchen furniture Of the said Dari.
The al will be Sold upon credit If 4 an1 10
mon Ia, ani the personal property upon credit OF
enesth4. Neenale notes. satisfactorily endorsed will
m 'r9n'ed IN each aud the title TO the real estate
retained uni! the pure, pSe monrs paid,
July 4.elds wv YANCEV, Trustee.
81 Ill
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1 DhONiEESS. "A Nh - ~ O~
L fYPES-1he sibscribers having associated them
solves together for thu purpose Of conducting the Pho
togiaphic Art. in h is branches, under the style
and firm nf GIBBS KEAGY, are now prepared to
furnish pictures in every style Of the nrt known In this
country or Europr. They Gull especial attention TO
their style Pictures. Anbroypes. on glass, far
exceeding in beauty and durability any thing ever be-
fore made. These Pictures are not reversed as De-
gnerreotypes and mny be seen in any light They
nre imperishuble bei't Theoretically sealed between
gsss plates which senlng secured by by Letters Pat
emit in tn, Uned States and Europn and owned In this
place by Gibbs & keogy only.
These Ambroypes are pronounced by competent
judges to be the grandest achcpement In the Photo-
graphic art having relief and clearnoss truly assonsh.
ing. Made from the smallest to lie size
hmlroype Snaeoscores must be seen to be apPrec-
nfed, the relief bding fully as perfect as life
Also, their Monographs or Pictures on pager from life.
These equn to the finest ensavngs, and more ac-
curate in detail. Any number from single sitting
from one to thousend-eher plain or roo'ed, in wa
Ter or oil.
Citizens and strangers are invited 70 call and exam
inc specimens in the various branches. they are
,ured Of polite ention and superior Pictures
Gallery at the CID stand Of =. r. Gibbs next door
to yirgina Bank, Lynchburg. p. E. GIBBS,
JAS. KEAGN.
p. SIN Ambrotypes the style of drapery or the
color Of the eve makes no difference all are equally
well t,ken. Daeuerreolypes copied into Anb, oiypes
coINER's WHITE sULPHUR SPRINGS,
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was Induced totiy the Bedford Alan ater n
patient affected 9TH scrolua alter seeing the nnalysis
made by Ptuf tiiiam Of the Virginia Mlnsyy inaii-
ttc aud 'aueh pleused with ils effects 10
courage 1t in savrra OF scroinln
dyspepsia eneorrohea connected with proapauS uteri
say. from my experience wi h the use OF tho
Rodkhrdee and Bedford Alum wa,ers, knoc tho Bed
ford to be nr preferable. RIO \. PAGE. NJ. b.
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f,om ne CLERK Of cs,a,1ei cisr,a' cesy'.

NANFHtt0f IN tIrInNrI .nU, II 7
This j. Ia certify that had Two hrrroes afflicted with
scrnfula, aue. woman. have ant the korkhfdge
Alan Springs for the last tnur i've yenrs the other
man. WIN hal been given up II die hs several phys-
clans. | commenced The Use III tn nedinrl Alum VA.
ter ON them in April last, snd huh ii Them have been
greatly benefited aud hcieye by lhe Of the
hotn will be- ,leoiusk cu,cl also know uf ia being
used with great heneGl 'y otler person. in this neigh
hoIhoid. JOHN II. ALEXANDER
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From Rio Jdneir0.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug l3-The schooner Conrad,
from Rio Janero, with dates to June 28th, arriv
ed here to-day. She left the p II Wright, Kirk
land Francis Partridge, Hudson and Annie, all
from Baltimore, discharging.
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MRS. KuRKPATRlCK'S SEMINA-

NJ ~ for Dung Ladles LyitCHbufS' va ne
nineteenth session this Instimtini will commence
the lst Mouday in September The uiual course OF
studies il Enelst French aud Music viii be pursued.
The Latin language will be taught y Mr. y Reid,
condition class of o can be rni,ed Young La lies
wishing study either The Latin or french language
do without eter'pg regular pupils
For terms appy to the P,incpai Payable half in
advance.
No deduction except 10 cases of proracted sickness.
A few hparders be taken in the family
mug ID sclm
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Naral 4Fdirs.

NEW York, Aug 3.-The frigate Potomac
dropped down to quarantine this morning.
The sloop Of war Falmouth, from Key West,
arrived this morning.
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Indinn HnstiIities.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. l3.-Advices here from
Omaha City. to August l, state TINT the Sioux
Indians were committing dreadful ravages and
numbering the inhabitants near Fontanelle. Gov.
lizard had authorized Gov. Thayer to raise volun-
;Pers for the protection of the frontier.
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NOR NEW ORLEANS -

NOR NEW ORLEANS first Vessel - Pr
l. 10 commence loading the ooh inst -sAsNsAsar-
Virginia and Louisiana line Of Packets. The superior
fast smiling. double deckcd and copper fastened schoon
en- ELLEN, Captain JAMES Sri WANT, will commence
Loading above md s,il with all possible Dispatch
For balance OF freight passage apply 10
aug 6-ts DAVID T. WIN CURRIE.
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NEW CONCERN The subscriber having
purchased interest Of his partners in the late
concern of Horpef, Watson Co., will continue the
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS, the old stand, and .ocits the patronage
of the of the old and the public gen.
rally. will attend promptly the sale Of all kinds
of pro uce JAS e. HORNER
July l0-if2m- Republican copy.
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HIVTIIf'H'1 WT0E WY W7'N'F n
lNOR sAGE--A VALUABLE FRUIT

y AND E6ETABLE GARDEN, NEAR LtNaH-
BURG. NA.--Rnrely il ever, In. theirs been snch
up 'cies Of pinperty offered in this marke The nhoye.
having been selected aud aet'ed with view 10 the
rping uf Fruits Tor the Lynehhurg market 1t is beau.
tifnly suated, tuec miles South OF Lyncthme oos''
mandng u magnificent vow ot thu mountains Of fir-
gua md the city % Lynchbnrg The snl and lnee ion
Is admirnbiy-suIed the pioduouon ol Fruits. a.
The irnet contnins about 40 aud much nore
can be had adjoining may he dershle for the bnsi-
TIL Improvement, lafiial IA rost'ec = tho
buildings. There about .tnn-ana f,uit Trees.
at select 9aretep consisting uf Anples Peaches fenrs
Inns, Apricots, Nortarns, &c-, Grape and strawberry
Vines, all ripenilg in succession. 81 ring al eel
leni wute and first rate road 10 the city. further
description is nnncces'ury tLnse wl.hag purchase
will examine for Themselves. fa firth particular,
II dress the underegnei Lynohlurp, Va,
,tte | I de d1foy JAS NJ hRMISTEAD
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LAW NOTICE.

M 7. NANCEY g. c. NJ. BLACKBOARD. altar
w neys Ldtr, Lynchhurg, Va, having formed IL
rorartne shp,swi practice regularly in all the Counts
oi Campbell Amherst an Lynchburs also in the Cir
flii Courts OF Appomattox
tHics on Mnn st.. opposite Citizens Savings Bank.
aug = 3w
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Gal YAhEIAKLEsLAVEs AND

~ Factory Fixtures.-As irnstee in IA deed of
trust nude by Mark Anthony ir., the 9Th day of
March 1855 aud of record in the Clerks Office al the
Court Of Husng. tor the city of Lynrh5urg will sell,
for cash. Thursday, the 10th day of this month, tAu
gust 1850 in front of the Market House. in the city Of
yn,hhnrg the oliowi' slaves conveyed IN the snid
deed To wit: ARCHER. a boy JOHN, ann, ROSE.
n woman and ANN IA woman uso all the Presses
Strews aud other Factory Fixtures, belonging to the
said Mark Anthony ir.. in the Factory lately operated
by i'm in the said city. The title to the above pr perry
is believed be unqnestionabe, but will sell such title
only a, the deed aforesaid vests IN me-
JNO o. l.. GOGGlN,
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6NOTiLfFON PATTY AT THE BUF

Y FALO SFRINGS, Amberst Connty, va, ,c"Fn'
mencing Thursday the lGth inst, (Angu.t) and cor
''nui' TIRE" days. Chnrecs-s2 for eFch day
aug ,iGti JOHN s KYLE, Proprietor
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VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE.


The undersigned, with view oi relieving him
self from his present embarrassed coni,bn will offer
for sale privately until the 9th day of September next
the following valuable property, viz: .twn Lots OF
Ground Tie city of Lynchnrg fronting 40 feet each
Jefferson street the Bnsin Of the James River and
kanawha Canal, nearly ioppo&h the large stone Val;
four Lots fronting so feet each tie new Basin OF tie
Canal running back To the Orange and Alexandria Rail
road Lot jefferson street. opposite the store OF
Mcdaniel Huu& Preston, fronting a5 feet tour Framed
Tenemeuts aud Lots near d. Z. Ree- lying between
the old aud new turnpikes; a House and Lot adjoining
ID. r. Sptnces residence, "A most desirable iHmiy resi-
dence) bot and Wooden Tenement. and vacant Lot
both adjoining ia same: "A haliacie Lot Black Wu-
ter Creek. near Judge Vim, Daniels lee iionse also
his interest (beng thrds.) in that valuable Steam
Brick Machine the GINS Works; about 20 head OF
Horses and Mules all yourg and well broke To harncss
or 10 Wagons, e and horse and several sec
oni hund Carts, Wagons, &c
Such portions of said property may not be sold by
the 5t duy OF September nexi, will on that day be sod
bY,way of public auction.
All TIE creditors If the undersigned invited to
purchase that their clums may be oIsette against
the due by then, respectively for purchases.
All persons having accounts against him are re-
questedto present them by the st day of September that
he endeav0r make provision for them; those
indebted him earnestly requested pay without
further delay.
~ B.--The PIEDMONT WORKS will be continued
ia all their different branches and all the
ON hand or may be contracted or between this and the
lst day of September will be carried promptly by
the concern that will take the Works day he
intends taking in n partner.
aug ld3taa t5thsept GEO. 4. CURLE.
Republican
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ReHeffor the Norfolk and Portsmouth Snf
ferers.
PETERSBURG, Aug. l3.-A large Meeting was
held at the Court House this morning, and $1,000
was raised for the Norfolk and Portsmouth sui
ferors 1t is expected that $1,000 will be raised
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FANS. AND FANCY GOODS

" 7 / / A tn : X + r,
~ PARK PLACE, NETWORK. invites the nj.
~ tcnton of hcrn aud Western Merchants,
In la ftorN oi Fans combs, Huir, Tonth, md Nail
Brushes. Ladies keticul"e, Potlu-,ery Saaps Porto
Monrue.. Jr, nnl 5end Bracelets, Pocket Boaka Dress
suttons, Pins and Ne }llcs. Hooks aud Eyes, Watch
Gu-ds Wax, Gornl and Glass Heads. Necklaces. Ne.
India Rubber Combs Canes Ball. and Tnys oi every
descf pto', Scissors, Racers ami Cutlery Gold md
Glt Iewclry. Aeeorlenns AMI Vic ns including gem
eru aud very n,Re stock Of English Fren h and Ger
MN Fancy Gooda which will be .oli al the very low.
prices for onsh approved roPer
E3 ORDERS by letter seleotsd md put up IN the hest
mlnncr.
WILLIAM TASKER,
10 Park Place. New York.
7. S--p.unse cut his out. mey2 diy
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II idress the ndoreigned, Lynohiurr Va.
mug de ,d&tow JAS. NJ ARMISTEAD.

NsDh REV AskD. -RanaSay from the .ub-eri.
- A~aP ,et. liyins ncur lroaknea 0tmpbell county.
a negro man named GEORGE low tn ok set, black.
about 81 yen,s o ogc ,uA pus oonntrnnncc wher pe
zen He hn- vito ~ l.ynehbntg and will not
kelly be found nrhng in about TIA. city. will pay
the aboys reward 10 amy person either delycrini him
me securing him in jail. that | con get him.
may 2p-vts JAMES NEWER.
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SALE .EDroRp LAND

NJ y T II y II y VII II " TT - ''
- srflhe. WI SEA "t aa.li1h On me PREMISES On
hoiHa's he -S' H"S "l august ,s7" ,",f, II n''
t't htN M nay t"fee'iela 'H'. AAact VI i'aio "'
winch fe resides, N'nS IN The eh"nN "i heanrd'. ~
h5es ieh' i,h'"'e una one an" quarter rom 'i'
Nllaiit nm l'""'a.ee naioaa' ana c''aninF rim
1'' 10 - afi'S mo Tract has On u from ID 10 -"
7'ts al VIZ " l"hd' al GOOD ,oeae'o ahn una SOM -
"'tst al ne meal l"na. ne wn"' i,"et ne. on"'
T"ty "e.s every n''e "ei4s "aSuY "'"p'e 'ha 'o.-
''rnhe oi being 'roug"t win ie outlay To any des'
'oie lesfee "' rrn'y It's wen wh'rfed' th'e pehe
Ne'Y me springs on u also t"o' u'Jo'hes u"
""Ve iy'ng n"' n'''e rum Tue "o''""u' a," ''a,h
~ I'm iY' I" Nv "f'e+' hf1ns eou"s"d vh.iy ~ me
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IenIth O { Nelr Orlenns.

He0Hn o. NeU CftfdHS.
New ORLEANS. Aug. llth.--Deaths from fe-
yer for the past week l25; cases cured l09. Most
cf the deaths occurred in the early part of the
week.
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TEpefsru NC,,irutiou.

Uestern Navigation,
PTrsBURG, Aug. 13-Ohio river here four feet
and falling.
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GALE OF NEGROES The und rsigoed, rs
- Administrator of Douglass II. Pucket dec d., will
sell il front Of the Market House, in the city Of Lynch
burg Friday, the 3lst day Of August neat at ii o.
clock Mt public auction the highest bidder, for cash.
Six Negroes belonging the estate of sid Douglass
H. Pucket dec d.. consulting If woman named Nancy
a man by the name Of George young man named VIII
liam, two boys, james and David and girl Mary
Eliza The Negroes likely and worthy the attention
of purchasers Should bad weather prevent the sale
thai day, they will be sold te day. Su nday
cepted SAMUEL NOWLlN,
Admir- Of Douglass II. PICKET decd.