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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-30
READ THIS. OLD LINE WINGS.

The last Fayetteville Argus speaks as follows OF
those old line Henry Clay and Daniel Webster
Wings, who refuse to go with the Know Nothngs
The Editor of the Argus, Mr.. Cameron, is one ofthe
State Electors for Fillmore and Doneson, and there
fore speaks for his party by authority:
"ToRIEs UNDER ALL CIRcUxsrANcEs-There are few,
very few, in the country that hold themselves up
old line Wings who in fact, about much entitled
that appelaton as were Tanning and his cutthroas IN s
Revolution SecessOnsts in 1851, they
now. Contemplate always, and honest at time suca
men would have been Tories in I776 they co-aoor
with foregnism in 1856 We caution readers agaln;
the Vaccinations Of these whited sepulchers There
neither honor honesty among them Secessionisis arc
not to be trusted matter by what they call t9e
eordingly,"
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Inc ASueVllle spectator OF the Z4tn instant, gives
notice that Mr. Gmer will address the people at the
following times and places:
Murphy, Cherokee, Tuesday 9Th May
Franklin, Macon, Saturday 10th
Webster, jackson, Monday 18th
Waynesville, Haywood, Tuesday 18th
Hendersonville, Henderson, Thursday 18th
Ashevile, Buncombe, Saturday 18th
Marshall, Madison. Monday 10Th
Keseys Store, Tuesday Goth
huntsville, Yancey, Wcdn'day 2lst
Marion, Mcdowell, Friday, 23d
Rutherfordton. Rutherford, Monday Goth
1t is little singular that the last Greensborough
Patriot, printed in Mr. Gilmers own town, contains
no notice of these appointments. Our readers will
perceive that our conjectures on tie subject in
last issue, were correct.
We are authorized to state that Gov. Bragg
will meet Mr.. Gimer at the various places mention
ed above. He will leave here on Thursday next
and proceed with Mr.. Gilmcr to Charlotte, and
thence by stage to Ashe>ille where they will arrive
on Saturday evening the Sd Of May.
The appointments of the two candidates for the
other portions of the State, will be announced in due
time.
~ On Thursday last two men of the name Of
Turner, were arrested by the passengers on the
North Carolina Railroad train, near Hillsborough,
and brought to this City and committed to Jail by
A. G. Drake, Justice Of the Peace, on a charge Of
obsiructing the cars. 1t seems that logs of wood
had been placed on the track, and plank fastened
down with stakes, with the devsh intent of throw
ing the train down embankment but fortunate.
ly the alarm was given in time and no damage en-.
sued. These men were observed lodging behind
tree, were pursued, and caught. They had axes,
and it was clear to the passengers that they were
guilty of the atrocious act. The offence com.
mitted in Orange County, and we presume they will
be delivered over to the County Attorney Of Orange
for r;o1
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His ancestry [John A. Gilmer's] were of the
hardy Scotch-Irish pioneers of North Carolina, and
took an active part for their country in the War of
Independence Greensboro Patriot.
What! the knownothngs of N. C. got Scotch.
Irishman as candidate for Governor? We thought
they were 50 much opposed to foreigners that they
would not think ofseccting Scotchman or an Irish
man as their candidate, bat it seems they are now
Boosting that their candidate for Governor DESCEND.
ED from Scotch- lrashnsan! Fay. Car.
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A GREAT CURE FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS WILL BE
found in Holoway's Ointment and Pills. The won
derful cures effected by these medicines in COM
plants incidental to females would appear incredi.
BILE to the citizens OF the Union, if the facts were
not daily confirmed. Sold at the manufactures.
No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and No. 244 Strand,
London; and by oil druggists, at &c., 6ssc, and 81
per pot OF box.
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ruined Il add ruined for belieyeit JUST existence,
SO far as political affairs are concerned.
It is from no personal or party views that l
pen this, though the statements herein made will
stand truthful fair investigation the main OBJ
iect being to notify those Democrats, who have
Joined the Know Nothing order, how they Qhe K.
Ms act in Wing counties; and OF course they, Gf
they look to such countesO can't fail to see that
"they are in"
In haste, yours respectfully,
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New DREss.-Our old friend, the Pain Ksller,
has come oat in an entirely dress, which great,
ly improves its appearance. Numerous counterfeits
on the old is, we believe, the occasion of il.
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STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAcx

S1ANOhND FON 1dE CAMPAIGN,
The Weekly Standard will be furnished dur;,.
the campaign at the following rates: For six months
one copy, one dollar; five copies, four dollars sr
copies, five dollars; ten copies, eight dollars wevs
copies, ten dollars cash in advance.
We respectfully solicit subscriptions.
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W The insinuation thrown out by correspon'
dent of the Register" and repeated by the Eaen'
ton Banner" that the principal Editor of this pa
per desired to be delegate to the Cincinnati Con-
vention, and "was DISCONTINUED" because be WAC
not appointed BY the late Democratic State Con'e''
tion is utterly destitute oftruth. We stated toma'
friends, who kindly offered to vote for u.s. that ",
did not wish to be delegate and could not atte"u
if appointed. We make this statement. because som'
honest men might be otherwise misled to our preJu
dice, Ivy the insinuation referred to.
= Mr.. BROWNE THE AsTIsT-Wc are requesteu "
state that Mr.. VIM. G. Browne will be in this wy
in the course of few days, and will remain as Oo
as his services may be required in painting poru"
Mr.. Browne is gentleman, and an artist oil oeS'''
eddy high reputsAisn. .
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Districts:
LIST District, WIN. F. MARTIN, of Pasouot,nl
4th, g CASTOR H. WILDER, Of W,toa'
9th, S. f. WILLIAMS, of'Aam,nca'
9th, JOHN M. CLEMENT. of D.r,,
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN T1cxpr,
FOR GOVERNOR:
THOMAS BRAGG
E L E G. TORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE.PREs1npur
OF NORTHAMPTON.

For the State at Large:
HENRY M: SHAW, OF CuRR1rucK,
SAMUEL P. HILL, OF CAswELL.
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THE CANVASS FOR GOVERNOR.

The Asheville Spectator Of the Oath instant, gives
notice that Mr.. Gilmer will address the people at the
f,11o ov,l
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4fnrm in LouuE N Il Sonnil

NEW YORK. Oct. l5.-Ihe steamer Connect
cut of the Norwich and Boston line. while on her
passage 10 Norwich last night encountered ter
rife storm in the Sound. which disabled her ma
chnery SO that for time both the officers and
passengers gave themselves up for lost. Finally
the boat reached Huntington hay, after throwing
overheard her cargo to tighten the vessel. Many
of tie passengers have returned here. One of
them states that the steamer lost all her bull
warbs, her smoke pipes were carried away, and
she was halffuil of water.
Other eastward bound Sound steamers reach
ed Huntington bay in safety, and proceeded this
morning.
The steamers from the Fast arrived here in
safety this morning.
The Connecticut has since arrived here this
morning with the remainder of her passengers. =
Several of the passengers were badly inl1red, a
were also the eff ers aud crew. No lives were
lost. The captain states the storm to have been
the heaviest known on the Sound for twenty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21
Ohm EIrcIinu.

COLUMBIA. Oct I6-Me-srs. Greesbeck, Pen
dleton, Miller, Cox, Cock erpll, and Hall. the
Democratic candidates for Congress in the Sec
ond, First Tenth. Twelfth, Sixth aud Ninth Con-
gress ional districts are elected. and dispatches
indicate the success Of Messrs. Edgertou and
Laurence Democrats, in the Fifth aud Seven
teenth districts. The Wedell and Buras dis
trcts are not in
ClNCINNATI, Oct, 16.-The Gazette saws that
the Republican majority in Ohio is over 10000
and that the American vote ia less than 10000.
GAINESVILLE, (Oho.J Oct eth, II o'ciock.-
Barn, (dem. is elected ia the 18th district over
Sapp (repl by - majority, making nine mem
bers certainly elected
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21
ScriOus Disaster on the lakes.

BUFFALO. Oct. 1.-THE propeller Cuvnhoga
has been sunk at the mouth of Detroit River
She was from Chicago bound for Buffalo. with II
cargo of wheat She insured. The steamer
Hendrck Iiudsonf from Sandu,ky bound 10 Bntfa
TO- was sunk on Wednesday off Sanduskv The
cargo only was insured. The wreck of large
sunken schooner was Tuesday of Kel-
lrys Island,
CHICAGO, Oct ga severe gale occurred on
Lake Michigan on Monday. which done much
damage to the shipping. The brig A. X. Cobb
was sunk in the harbor. The schooner Walker
was towed in in a sinking condition. An unknown
schooner drif,ed out into the Lake and WAS doubt
less sunk, as the wreck of a sunken vessel lies
south of piers. The fate Of her crew is unknown.
At night several vessels were observed towards
the head of the Lake in perilous condition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21
II TEST NEWS.
5rte- ponlence of the Petersburg Expire 4
Sad Accident Fatal Re.uIt
JUNCTION. NnTrOwAy.

JUNCTION. NnTrowAy. va. Oct. IL
sal accident happened yesterday at Res
Station, on the South Side Railroad. The down
freight train came in contact with Mr.. REpFnRp
FoWLKts.an old gentleman, aged about 65 years.
and a citizen Of Prince Edward He was knock
ed down, one of his les broken in two place, and
his body severely bruised. Medical ard was
speedily ohtaued. aud consolidated held, when
1t was decided to amputate the limb. This morn
ing was fixed upon 10 perform the operation, bat
the shock to The nervous systcm was 81 severe
that the unfortunate man died of his injuries last
night about II o'clock.
The weather here is cold and Indictment Our
merchants have returned from the cities aud are
nov opening their goods. but the weather has
somewhat retarded the Fall trade
Yours Nc, L RAIL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

\ singular Occurrences happened during the
past summer in one of the provinces of France
An honest country gentleman. possessed of a
very handsome park, had found the weather very
oppressive, and was IN the habt of taking morn
ing " ak in his park, with cigar in his mouth
ghhorhood,trom whose windows the park mi ght
be seen considered the geuteman's proceedings
entirely too primitive and cited him before a
magistrate The defendant cohtended that upon
his own property. he had the right to do what he
pleased, and, moreover, that the ady's house was
Il mile from the spot where he was in the habit
of walking in aaturalis ndfuraiibus. "She ust
have good eyes to distinguish at that distance
whether | am dressed or not" said the gentle
Interrogated by the magistrate upon this point,
tire lady, whose modesty had been rudely
shocked. naively replied-"Oh, but looked at
him with the aid of an excellent teescope.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

PnuApELPHiA. Oct. 1.-THE following reso-
lutlnns passed the Fillmore and Doueson Execu-
tive State Committee to day by majority Of 20
in the committee, composed of22.
Resotred, That We deem it iaexpedient to
mske any alteration in the Fillmore and Danel-
son electoral ticket in this State; and ore
firmly convinced that any inference with II would
be the means of giving the State to Mr.. Bachan
an intead of defeating BIN.
Resotued That we decline to accept either of
the propositions If the North American State
Centrm Committee. satisfied that the electa,inl
ticket already in the field is the only which
all opposed TO MIR. buchanan can successfully
unite, and pledging II to the ancompronisiug op
position and defeat, under any and all circum-
stances, Of his election.
This action renders any further union Of the
Fremont and Fillmore parties in Pennsylvania
impossible. The original electoral ticket will be
run.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21
Cotton Erciyhts and Exchange

New 0rleans,Oet. l5.--Tho receipts of cotton
falling off again, aud the quality ofhe cotton
is deterorating. Strict mddng, of Liverpool
classification. is worth l23c. The exports ct cot
ton to Grcat Britain, from all of the Southern
ports are 80 900 bales behind those ofihe present
time in so.
Freights to Liverpool is Id, and to Havre Is.
Sterling Exchange et aSt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21
Mr. Fremont. birthplace.

NEW YoRK, Oct. H.--L \. Mason, of Mon.
treal and II member Of the Canadian Provincial
Par ament publishes a card in the Herald une-
quivocaly denying the statement in the letter OF
II. Il. Means Of Co,ingtan, To the effect that he
(Massonl told Means that he knew Col. Fremont
father, and the latter was born in Montreal. Mas
son says he does not know Means. never saw hm
and that he never used such language. Winch
frpempu y
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PIrTsBtrRGH. Oct. Alleghenv county loft
cial.) Scott. 1904, Corhrape, ~ }l9.
In the 2lst Congressional District, Richie,
Republican, is elected by l,7S0 minority Oyer
McCandess, Democrat.
In tho 22d Congressional District, parYiance.
Rcpnboan. i, elected w / $50 majority over
Gibson. Democrat, with the town Of Butler still
L, lnar r.tn
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Tin I,liIndelnhin fsMrdcr.

PnuAnFLpHiA, Oct 10 The evidence h"tor'
the coroner'- inquest, in the case of Cockcy Nc
Inryrr. ,rnd- to prove that John English Of bsln
IN re, WA he PRISON who shot him in the late
ShfIlrr Hose Company fra"as. The jury meets
t. form a verdict this evening.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

BUFFALO. Oct. l7-An entire block OF ouild
ings in the city of Toronto, {. W. was DESTROYED
hv FIRE ON Wednesday afternoon The block was
bounded by King. Palace, Princes, and consisted
of dwellings, and stores The loss is not known.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21
FIRES in the Woods Of Miehigan

DETROIT. Oct l7.--Grcat fires are raging IN
the woods of Clinton county. near st. . "hhs'
Thousands Of acres of timber have been des
tyoyed The loss is immense.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

PtluADELrriIA. Oct 70 = The Episcopal Con-
venton adjourns ruesday.ihc House of Bishops
having concurred in the time. The following ap
pointments for preaching were filled to-day: Or.
Andrews, Church Of the Nativity; Rev j. Peter.
kin, of Richmond, Christ Church. aud ST. Paur 5
Church; DIR Sparrow, of Va, Emanuel Church,
Bishop johns, of Va, ST. Andrews's Church.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

Drrp0I. DlI T iIriHiHk HaFnes' con-
Ne,ed i toe murder Of tlnna Prize an the 3oti
of june last. was yesterday sentenced TO nn.'r's
nnmen, for life.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21
NrIrA FfnsHk Naa,t,hsE

- U0eraI scImOn Of Nrs. MANA ;. WILDnoN VIII
preached this morning al 10 O'Clock, At tire
t9 e la Tie friends Of tie family are invited
- lend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21
Sailing o(Il,, Arm 20.

NEW YORK, Oct. lS.-Thr steamer Arago sail
ed hence 10 day for Southampton and Havre with
2l4 passengers and $500 in specie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

CONCORD, \. II. Oct, ls.-From eight to ten
thousand Republicans. of the South eastern por-
ton of New Hampshire, assembled here yester.
day. Addresses made by the Hon. Anson
Burlingame, f. O. J. Smith, of Portland, and
others.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

NAlUABlE HOUSE AND LOT for sale
Nv virluo OF dorreal order nf The Circuit Court
lNnchhurR pronounced In the Wilson md vito
Gregory lis Inst june Term shall saturday lie lat day
November the premisca proceed Ia sell the House
aui Lot IN said drcr mcton'd THIS House and lot snow
in the occupancy of X Tewny lq, situated on 9Th street
In of the Let OF Mr. u r. spence There la convent
ent Dwelling House with necessary out heusos this Lot
Sale positively without aud for cash.
oct dcodt25thonltlnov H. - CHRISTIAN, Com.
tUNf1IsSIONER'S SALE OF LANDRY
~ trueo decree the of 'Ihos Rnssers Trustees
RussuT Creditors, made June
the Circuit Court of Lynchburg the nudrfsged Commission
will proceed upon the premises Saturday the 9Th of No
prmbcr sJ6 Mt = NJ Ia sell NJ pubic auction the highest
bidder 100 of wood land the Toll date the road
Campbell courthouse being the land bought by Thoa
Rossor & III Lynch aud resold the balance
purchase money due thereon II sale should effected
the above time and arc 1t will be offered Ia front of the
Market House the Monday morning afterwards 10Th OF Nov
t956
rrRmscash for expenses of ale balance In O. l2 and liz
months title retained
N. H. CAMPBELL, r,,,..
sAMI. GARLAND, Jr >'
oct otawt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

A<OLUNBsAN HOTEL, los hsent or tense
u IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,-The above old and well
Hotel in Richmond Va, is tor rent with immediate
There chambers sufficient for two hundred
beds dining is 80 by "a feet. There are extensive
aud accommodations for cooking washing &c
and large stable and large carriage houses &c, &c
This property IA well known that any further description
To good tenant the REM W pc
sep l0c2tawts d. ChENSha"'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

- rATE=Ny virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court of
Iynchburg In the sui of "Inmurc Ar Scruggs
VIII sell nj public auction the highest bidder "Wednesday
- October Hh the promises respective oily the following
nj estate in ynchbnrg belonging 10 thc estate of Hem H.
Scruggs deed
valuable Lot with blacksmith shop thereon, situated
alley between Church and Main Streets the Novo
House.
\ handsome unmproNed Lot lst Street, adjoining tho
rrcmlscs Of WIN : Reid, Ir
A.o. Saturday the 9ah October ut l2 NJ, In front OF
the Market House Tract OF Wood Land containing about $50
rERMs-Sis twelve aud eghtenn months credit Bonds
with good personal security viii be required and tho tito
taucd
The title is beloved To be unqueaunabe hut Commits
a,onors will convey with special warranty
j. y aoRpoN, com,r.
y w PAGE. Yuma
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EOHN Is. OLIVER,
- No. IS s.rnsirr Street,

NAV bhIFA ANS la,
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED ToBAC
60. would respectfully solicit tnnsgnmeuis from Mann
LECTURERS NrE III Tho assurance that MS he does not
deal in the Commission Merchant, lis whole
and viii he devoted To the Interests Of those who
favor him with their cunsignments on which liberal ad
ynnecs will be made
RFFERENCEs- Oylcr& Kcea Jesse Hare & Co. Hurt
Preston Knight Allen Col Ang Lofweh, Ammon q
Hancock, Lvnchburg Gins Cosby, l.. II Holland, Dan
Vile; John ; w tlkor. Richmond
L.. L 49,
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fR We caution the public against Infringing Rgh
aud ung Patent Pipe unless made by authorised agent
aeHnecs will hold tho person using the Pipe respor
Hible for damagea
Date Of Patent, Nov smhat %, IstJ.
" w r. pDAlUE
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~ s.sss ss.zs.. FURNITURE FU.NIVUHE::

~ Ssssk .SssSsx3s IA tsNEGlRE. FUesNBVUKE:s
e past the subscriber woula
his thanks his friends and tho pub
lie generally, and lnform them that he
adding hereto) large
of Elegant Furniture manufactured by skal work
tho best material finished In the
lis Stock embraces every article usually
ny the extensive inanufaesertes.
lie slcs call wishing purchase feeling
sured that he and will give satisfaction regard both
price and quality OF work
Hair and Snack Mattresses always nn hard
EDWARD J, FUHKES,
Wsrcrooms and Maiufactor doors bsow Liberty Ware
l.ep 2dScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

MEXICAN GUANO ind Bsne Dast-Whiss
lv1 aud Brown Mexican Bone Of superior
quality, fur sale by IT, G. HARDY & co.
sep &c dts Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

FARMERS AssFNuLY.-Dr David Patters on has
tsen elected to represent the county Of Amherst in
Fqe Farmers Assembly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

ESTATE In pursuance Of the deed Of trust executed 10 the
undersigned hy Gcn q ture Wife dated 9th launnry 1850
recorded In the Clerks ONCE the Hastings
INnchhurg and by Of the parties Interested shall
Thursday the Both day Of October 1856. II fair
the fair day, public auction The premises sui to the
highest bidder credit Of - and n months with interest
from the day OF sale tho valuable ard desirable House
Lot fronting 9th Street In the Corporation of iynehbmg
formerly the residence of aad tue and recently occupied by
n. g. Manson Esq containing quarter Of aud
also tho vacant Lot anng the ad residence and containing
of
TERMS Tho purchase money IN be secured by ncgnah,
noea satisfactorily endorsed and by retaining the THO until
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~ and commolinusly constructed Hotel under the manage
the in excellent condition for the
accommodation public eurcprietor dcvocs his per
sona It and viii be wanting IN Efforts nor ex
peuditures calculated promote the comfort of his guests
An Omnibus is always attendance convey travellers To
and from the Dcpots and Packet Landing -
ma qUdvcts CHAS p LEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

~ sold, at public auction Tuesday the ith DAY of No
yembo ls5d II fair II not the next fair day NIL of the Perish
able Property Of the late Ma CLAY consisting of tho
household and Kitchen furnitnre, Plantation Utensils tho
Crops aud Stock Horses Cattle sheep aud Hogs hs
plantation lying Seneca Creek In the county OF Campbell
about six miles from the Courthouse
TERasA Of $40 and under cash all sums over $40,
six months credit giving bond and good security.
sale on the premises, 10 begin NJ 10 O'Clock A NJ
Al peons indebted Ia the estate must immediately,
aud those having cams against viii ihem tor settle
mcut at once DEWITT q. CLAY,
oct l6dPtawiinoV Admir- OF Marston Clay.
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HOUSES AND. for sn,..-w,u h. sold

the premises TO the highest bidder Saturday tho
18th Of the present tpeohc) y onck In the afternoon
valuable Lot of Land containing adjoining the
lots OF Col Lanphorne and others and lying within few hun
rci yards the city II has on comfortable houses good
orchard fine garden we'll of good water &e Terms very
liberal and made know the day q sac
oct l0d nwJw' GEO A. WRIGHT.
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b Y Y T l. + & r APH .
The Markets.

NEw leRs Oct 2oth.-Fonr State 10 ct lower.
Others unchanged. Wheat irregular and declining
Red 81 80 White 81 CT to S 10 Corn declined ;
Mixed Go cts Virginia 6's elS
BALTIMORE, October 20th.--flonr and Wheat mn
changed corn, White 62 to CT cts; Yellow CT IL
G6 cts.