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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-17

Interesting California Items.
he mails OF the George Lac contairi many
items of interest
On the 9Th destructive fire broke out ia Ma
rysyille, in which some forty buildings, mostly
occupied by Mexcans and Chinese,were destroy
ed
The town of Colusi WAS entirely destro ged by
fire about the same time.
The shock of AN earthquake recently felt
at Mantery AID Santa Cruz.
Gov Footo and Balle Peyton arc address ing
the American party throughout the State. Hon.
NJ. 5. Latham and Fhoa. J. Henley are stump
ing the State for the Democratic ticket. Col. l..
ID. Baker and +. p. Tracy travelling among
the Republicans
Sampson Crowder has been found guilty of the
murder of man named Lewis at Yreka.
H. w. Hicks was stabbed and killed at Happy
Camp on the 25th ult by a named John
Eastoh.
Two men named Oscar Durkee and Hugh Gi}-
more were blown up on the 4th at Wisconsin,
Hall by the premature discharge of blast. Dur-
KEGS hand was amputated and Gilmore first iwo
fingers
On the 9Th John Mitchell was killed at los
Angeles. bv John Evertson.
Mr.. +. H. Ayres was severely manglt III n
contest with grizzly bear on the San Joa luin.
On the last trip of the Sea Bird, 4.2OC be tes
of grapes were brought from Los Angeles
One pan of dirt, taken few days sine from
Rough ana Ready clam yielded S3U4.
Henry NJ. Gill has been convicted of murder
in the second degree for the killing of AL IN Nc
Coy.
DR.. B. F. kcene formerly State Scnat n ttom
FL Dorado was found dead in his bed in Placer
ville-the results of paralysis
James Cooper was recently killed in So nora by
a named Graham.
VIM. Winston was thrown from hi. horse on
Dry Creek and SO badly injured that he died soon
after He was from Pike county, Illinois.
John Godkin has been convicted in the Colrt
of Sessions. aud sentenced to FIVE years imp.is
onment al labor, for stealing $1,000 in gold dust
from Asahel Baker.
John Everard, residing Bryans. ranch,
Yuba county, was killed far his money, by som
person unknown, on the i0lh.
DR.. NJ. A. X. DEPOT was recently killed near
Stockton, by being thrown from wagon drnwn
by a pair of wild mules
Henry Drake. charged with The murder OF Ilar-
vev Atwill, in 1852, has been acquitted.
On the 9Th, Madame Lola Monies diamonds
we're sold at auction. They brought nearly g To-
900. She intends dcvoting the money to toe ed
ucation of Mr.. Follands children in New York.
He WAS her agent, and was drowned while com
ing from Australia recently.
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PnRTLANp, Monday. Oct, l3-1he steamer
Daniel Webster, in coming up frosa Bangor This
evening, struck oa q suukrn rock. near Halfway
Rock, fifteen ales fram rtand. stavins 4 hole
in her bottom, which caused her /" leak 81 adiy.
that size was obliged to ran into Jcwcl.'s Island
Iabor. The /. +. secor ha- gone down 10 her
MD
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We regret to learn that Mr.. Augustus Wade,
Young man Of some II or 30 yes : of egg, died
suddenly, ON Sunday last. while attending Divine
service at the Quaker meeting house in ta-
county. 1t is supposed that ''di>ease of tie
heart was the cause ofhis death.--Bedtord SIN
iinfl
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aray at ksoiisvii;;, E,s.

POsrsViLLE. Pa, Octohtr l5.-Hon. Mr..
Strauh, State Senator elect, was brgtally beaten
and cut 10y Il party of Republieaas here, last
night
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WAsinNGroN.Oe Oct l5.-lhr greatest political
excitement prevailed here last night and 10 day.
Ballrtius Of the Ohio and Pennsy lvauia election
have been published every half hanr tu-dav.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS OAK
6,uEsNUI ssaaNp 20. =

HtuEsNGl ISLAND For snie.-u will sell at
public auction. To the hAhtst bidder Island miles
nehburg well known Chestnut Island tbs l7ih
October The sale will take place the premises
Terms made known the day sale
wishing to Il will he accommodated by
J. - l.. tucker. EDWARD TINSLEY
81 lnst
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Arrival OF The President AT wash
ipgtOn.
The Markets.

INV YORK, Oct. 10Th.
Flour is higher. southern $3.50 "a 7.65.
Wheat Inns advanced . cents.
Norn Snnlhnrn mi. ed 70 ris
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pENssSa.y ANA ELECTIONS.


s'"a-''"nin Zone Against the De"osrary.
RenNoSn, oct 10. ~ oelock.-rennsyl ,aui., has
gone against The Democracy by from eight to ten
thousand.
treeEp pisrtreu
R'eHNoNn. oct l6. ~ 4. N-The reports rom
Pennsl lRuia are various and contradictory Nothing
official yet The general impression IS that the vote
Is so close to require an ohcia count before the
result can he correctly asecrtninca
Ohio has probably gone for the Republicans.
Reports from Indiana are to the effect TINT tho
Democratic nominee lor Governor has been elected ;
considered doubtful
laHp ni.a=rsu.l
RetNosu. ua l6th.-'hc accounts Of thc Pen
nsy''ania election conflicting pespniches to Mr.
Inv. NJ Bous state thot the Union State ticket *
successful by probably from three to five thousand.
IfotWunlsrArcn.1
WASHINGTON, II c. Oct l6-Nothing later from
Pennsylvania. The election prospects appear favor-
able to the Democrats
rtfrH DISPATCH
RICHMOND, oct l0.-Omo-Campbells official ma
iority is nineteen
lNpiAys--ln - counties Willard Democrat has
2i0eo majority. Three Republicans are certainly
elected 10 Congress=-probably six Democrats---iwo
are doubtful
PHILADELPHIA Oct lG.-The State is believed to
have gone pemoeratieby o,ooo majority. The Union
majorties in the Northern districts were greatly cx-
agcratcd
Arrival of The President AT wash
tRgtOn.
WAsulNGroN, oct 1G.-The President arrived here
to-day md WIS enthusiastically received Mt the De
pit by the District STAFF officers aud citizens lie
was Welcomed y the Mayor and responded in Il
brief speech
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-17
A ADMINISTRATORS nAIE.-Thcr. ), iil hc

~ sold public auction Tuesday the 9TH day of Mo-
Nemher t5h fair Il the fair day NIL of the Perish
allie Property of the late Ma ston Clay consisting of the
nuuaehod and Kitchen Furniture Plantation Utensils. the
Crops aud STOCK OF Horses Cattle Sheep aud ops II his
plantation lying srneea Greek In the county OF IRnpbc
about siN miles from the Courthouse.
TURNS Alsumsof 20 and under cash all sums over 10,
ak months credit giving bund and good security.
Sale ON the premises, te hefn at 10 o'clock \ NJ
An pcrsons Indebted to the estate pay immediately
Hnd those having claims against viii present thom sae-
a DEWITT e CRAY.
Get Ii d2taN tlnoV Admir- % Matston tlnv.
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y the promises 10 the highest bidder Saturday the
the prcsrnt tDctobo1 ~ O'Clock the afternoon
valuable Lot of Land containing sN adjoining tho
lots Col IAughurup aud others, and lying within few hun
dted yndso the city II has on comfortable houies good
orchard lno garden, well good water, Terms very
liberal and made known on tho day OF sale
a.t II law. lN \
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-17

4AHUt;S AND NEDICENEH.-We are
IL ccyng large additions stock of Drugs Medicines
Chemicals. selected recently by of
firm which render il complete. We invite the attention Of
Physicians and country and of all others IN
pua Drugs at price, Orders filled with and dispatch
STROTHER s. WHITEHEAD
oct9.s Drugglsts
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ritp dnG state AHatrs.


u.Avl.G AM PAIsfIss.--N, all attention "a tn
i--fi rrrat Of Monsieur Eruetle in arotherralun,n
- sin, To 4i,einstfctious in res sfKlc Of Draw
r.. and Painting. We have seen specimens of his
Ia and they are truly beautiful The art IS said to
he ACQUIRED With great facility
SpraKISa WEDNESDAY, NIoHT.-In compliance with
m invitation from the Fillmore Club Of this city,
Waller R. Staples Esq, Of Montgomery. delivered an
address Mt Dudley Hal "Wednesday night in adyoca.
m spee h was one of the best efforts that has been
,aade in this city by either party during the present
canvass The toni involved In the contest were all
handled ~ m atie logical aai orciblc manners and
ny illustration handsome defamation it was an cf
5rt which reflected high credit on the speaker ard was
eniuea'y calculated - advance the cause supported
The Inconsistencies of Old Buck were shown up in
their true coors and a RIGHT ugly figure did the old
The platform upon which he stands and INTO which he
has arged himself also discussed and its ahsur-
ditcs exposed aud the inconsistencies and misrules
of the Democratic party ably SET forth Having dis
messed of these matters Mr. STAPLES turned to the
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XXyHEAT.-I wish buy 80, 900 bushels good
w WHEAT, and will make it to the interest OF farmers
to give me call before they sell will furnish bags to bring
crops by the railroad at the usual charge. - a
iul, ~ dfs W W 1osbf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-17

having determined West offers for sale
all his valuable Lands In Msresr county situated the
Of Brush Coek Ave miles N Of Prince
and containing about 100 These lands comprise
h homestead together with several adjoining acfs
ali lying m compact body well watcred, well mbered and
having public roads passing through them
the from the Red Sulphur Springs and tho
other tbs State Road leading rom the mouth Of East River
by tho "oh Wuf" " WyuminR Courthouse The greater
puo 81 Tits whole arabic land we'll adapted the
growth Of gram and tobacco The improvements
the homestead comfortable Dwelling House, containing
six nent pastered rooms large double Kitchen Smoke
aud other hudngs with about l30acres Of esare
laudt which well Meadow, 30
as. uta for grazing and 10 under cultivation, nclu
ding young and thriving Orchard select fruit and good
Garden Nuh Of the best Springs Of water In the county
There The prema.s four otter smaller mprov
with Houses each and cleared ad about &c
making thc whole quantity of cleared land about 200
There prnps and stock nterspersed
the Whole To accommodate purchasers those lars will
hu add n body subdVided mo SMALLER iracts Any FUR
thee msrmntou wanted viii he given addressing either the
oseFhar Mr. benjamin White at priaeeon, Mercer Co.
EDWIN GRANT.
NJ LnrlI
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FlRE.--On Tuesday night the house and kitchen of
Mr. Goodwin stuatedat Salt Peter Cave in Botetourt
entirely destroyed by fire. The house was oc-
cupied by Mr.. Alexander Taylor, and portion of his
furniture clothing &c, were destroyed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-17

WOMAN CovvfcTED.-Ellen MeMahau, alias Ellen
German was tried in the Circuit Court at Richmond
GA Saturday last for stealing gold watch found gull
ty aud her term of Imprisonment fixed at eighteen
months in the State Penitentiary.
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ESlNfE-n pursuance ot The deed Of trust executed Ia tho
undrued 10y ,ro q ,urcA WHO, dntodbh January, sla
recorded In the tlra Oncc tho Itustmpa Court of
IfncthurR and by request OF the PARTIES Interested shall
llur4.laN. the I1 October lFaG " II
the m dnY public nueton the premses sell Ia tho
shr4i bidder T. 10 and II months with interest
fhc day Of sale she valuable and desirable LOU and
Iut fronting 9TH street in the Corporation Of LAnohbnlE.
t#ru'rlv tba said turle. aud recently occupied v
\ q Manson. Ikq containing quarter at and
also tic Naean Lot adjoining the reHdanre and containing
quarter of a
IINs-Ihe purchase money 10 lee scrnrod by negotiable
1rtorY endorsed aud by retaining the itu until
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.:,asEs., ElwNsTuRE. FURNaTuRE

s1s.rss1t ~ 8 ElKNsTGRE! FURNaEURE!!
PROFESSIONALLY rate for faNurs the subscriber would
.~-s|t his thanks to his friends and the pub
lie goueraly, and inform them thai he
has hand constantly adding thereto large
otmont Of Elegant Furniture manufactured 10y kltul work
the best material and finished in the most de-
tbc Ills stock embraces evory article usually got
up In the manufactures
tIc socts call from these wishing purchase feeling as
urcd that he aud will satisfaction in regard to both
price and quality OF work.
Hair and ShnCk Mattresses always on hand
EDWARD J. FOLKES,
Warerooms and Mandatory doors below Liberty Ware
house 2-d&cts
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TE7j. undersigned In retiring from q business would most
nocrlulN recommend his aud former
Mr Ir.fafrrfo. All Of hs friends and acquaintance.
Ron cory. HAMILTON
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DEATH OF Col. LEE.-Col. Hugh Holmes Lee Pre-
.iaent Of the Bank of the Valley in Virginia and one
Of the most respected citizens of Winchester, died at
lis residence in that place the 10th inst
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NY hoath rcn,ie that should to
Souti sale the of land which
side - miles Danvle III ules fom Henry Court House
from raksSle N c. containing
hundred ard thirty siN Thls aud liea upon Mar
heRs Ercea liz 0t red chocolate color and
anl In three divisions aud each will average
with autncr snO barrels OF corn, without improve
considcnbs portion IL aso IN woods have also
ABOUT 2ooo u tires of variety and of tho best Kinds
eoud be- sdsa several States The dwelling house
md handsome and has front of 81 feet
f supply other houses that sueh estate
qnires.
The ether CONTAINS hundred and siSyseyen acres
ard miss East of the above mentioned tract with
nrary cleared recently. The remainder Is heavily
tmbeud The soil Is Of fine and peculiar eoor. and
pfo tobacco rerakahie for Its
oil aud THIS land distant from pansue shout u
miles, hom fyillo ahouteiK mueB
sell possible. The terns will be
lprat would take likely negroes In part payment MY
nri 4 r,ra,, J. q IIAIRSTON.
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pcIro The ''Ihoa foeaos IiustcCA
E.#ssts Creditors &c5 malo At the June term lfa6 Of
Court II fYnehhurf. the un1ersiF"d Commission
proceed npu. The lcncs saturday the eh # No
yemhe r6 T. " Sell at public auction 10 the highest
bidder loo wnnd land the Ioi the road
mphr tnurthousc bnuR the land bought by lhne
u scr nom G. II Lynch and now sold topny the balance
% thereon II alc HhuGi be effected
above trr aud plu It win be offered in front of the
Market ousr tho Monday morning afterwards ION OF Nov
l-5G
1fHNs caeh for expenaee n ale balance in q, II and Ia
montla, title retained
n. II CAMPBELL. ra....
SAMI. q ARlASD 1r. '
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serber has tor sale pryati aN "a Thousand acres
OF Land lying in the rognty 81 Montgomery on tho waters OF
Toms Greek quality fur Corn Wheat Grass Tobacco,
AMI would make the HinrN rafm being well watered II
situated Hbou ul,s from the New River White sulphur
Springs in tho county Giles II or "a miles from the Mont
geometry White sulphur SpwnFs and about the om the
Cuurhause aud eight nine miles from me virginia Ten
Railroad This be divided make three
four small afml aious the lands ct James r. Kcnt
Any person wishing SoAtb Westafu Virginia, and
desiring VIII he shrh ihe land by e subscriber.
letter addressed penbroos Post Office. Giles
~ VIII be promptly attended 10
I0s.lt
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SrlclDr-A free negro man while under the nau-
ence of LIQUOR walked deliberately into mill pond,
near Chutchyilc, Augusta county, on saturday last
and drowned himself
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BY YESTERDAYS NAILS.
ELECTEos RETURNS.
PF\\SYIN ANA

PENNSYLVANIA
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL, 10 L. M.-Additianul
returns from Penns wanna show that the Dem =
Gratis are defeated and TIM, the State ha, undoubt
edlv gone for the Unionsts. Union majority
81 far is 1000. with II counties 10 hear from,
which last year gave the fusion ticket 1000 una
jority.
TIE yERYLATEST
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is. IL = M.-Ali except
five counties in Pennsylvania are heard from.
and the ajoritv of the Union" ticket over the
Democratic j. 1 900
ToLFno, Ohio. Oct l5.-This city gives Dem.
ocraiic majority of 400. Sanduskv county gives
a"Cnion' majority t p.
SECOND pIspATcu.1
CINCINNArI, Oct. l5.--ihe returns in this
State Indicate Republican gains, though q. II.
Penileton III the l>t, and w. l.. Grosneck IN tie
I'd districts, are both elected to Congress. They
are Democrats, and were elected over A. rtft
and A. Furley, their Republican oppanents.
by the running of j. f. Terence and J. Scott
Harrison (Fillmore nominees) in the dis
tricts.
The following is the Republican tickets sup
posed to be elected: Otis Bowen and Josiah Scott.
Judges Supreme Court; John Wadde Board Of
Public Works; Chris p. Wolcott, Attorney Cen
ernl, and Arson Smith. Commissioner of Schools.
There are American candidates for Congress
running in the 4th, 9th, 10th, I2th, 10th and Eth
districts, which may divide the vote , t. elect
the Democratic candidates.
THIRD DIspATTH
CINCINNATI, Oct, l5,-lOP. Ms, S. Cox,
(Dem,.) for Congress, Is elected in the 10Th dis
trict over Sam Galloway, tRep,) owing to J. r.
Stanhnre (Fillmore nominee) being run in the
district, r. IL. Mott, (Rrp.) is elected in The ) h
district over A. p. Egerton, (Dem.) Edward
Wade (Rep.) is elected in the 10th district. j. x.
Gliding tRep) is elected in the Goth distrct over
| NJ Orchard, Dem.)
OHIO AND INDIANA.
CINCrNNATI, October II, - Returns from Indi-
very indefinite, but indicate the election
Of Ashbe p. Willard, Dem, Governor.
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v III Y tfEIT FtVf wv NM TV H'T''~
ir virtue 81 deHictd urdw II He Circuit Court
Of lNncnf pfuuuun. sd no the Of Wilson aud win FH
Gft4af Ills III jun Iaa sAal saturday tle !-t day
Of bpHembcr next on h remso Haerrd 10 sell The lanbe
Hn1 Lll said dectce mentioned ill., House aud lot anow
in The occupancy nf * Il lowny l spnted on Glib street
infHu Of TIN Lot oi Sit II Spence Their" Is q convent
dwelling House IS necessary ON hu4rs ils Lot
sale positively without reserve aud fat cash
Observation-Disclosures L. u CHRISTIANS Com.
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RlenNoSn, oct 10. ~ O'clock Pennsylvania, has
gone against thc Democracy 10y from eight to ten
Il
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virginia - Tennessee K. u. Company
PHFsInfSTs OFFICE LYNcHBtnG, Sept -, 1896 }
Fs1EEE Ninth AnuunI Meeting Of abe sIDek d % 4

fHWE Mint, A"n""l Meeting Of abe sf"ehhoia-
the Virginia Tennessee Rail Road Company Will
te held The Olcc Company, in this city, Wedues
the 9th DAG Of October by order Of the President
u HUGHES.
Sncry Board of Directors.
Fts'prax represent Stock Tho General Mectlngs
hi euly valid space years The dato
tunr>ol"
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~
The untersgnod ohers for private eght hundred
acres OF YALu NsiE LAND, lying in Campban county,
the head waters OF Little FALLING and about miles
south Of Campbell g. IL and miss from seuthaide
Depot. on tho .Appomstox road
Tho whole small portion, heavily
bered with pine aud ouR osors superior advantages
the cultivation ~ hne manufacturing tobacco will be SOLD
the favorable terms
further description Is deemed unnecessary a those deal
purchase I'LL examine the land for themselyes
tayette Jones' vnV In the vicinity Of the Ian VII TAX
pleasure In showing It any wishing to purchase
Address WIN jerks.
lhcfA
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- ~ nh "a sell tho nHAgf on bA ND which
syei sbi by oah Thowas containing $50 acres
part tho Vast side of the No Rasnesn
Mountain.
who good judge, and who has examined ia
e greater part good Tobacco land There Ia but little
rtaafud " IL hs sold either Tor cash credit.
M ~ RICE, who ves nearit Will ehow II 70 those who wish
A,nlu [nnx a.hn l!.NtAL MICAIAH NAXIS yN
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VE SION MERCHANTS. SAN FRANCISCO CAI.-tOf
FIfE l3i, FRnSr sfmfr Nr@ NoRk)-larticnlRr attention
paid To SALES OF TOBACCO aud conSgmcni- direct from
tee Virginia Manufacturers solicited
HEFfEENCES-A. y \. Lawrence n Co, Boston Allen
4 PaNsun. New York Courtney \ Gushing, Baltimore :
Davenport. Alien co, Edmond. DaNenprt Co. ludInm
\ Watson james l. Heath, late auditor and Crenshaw
O., Rcmaud MeGorkle { Jones Mcdaniel Hurt Il Pres
ton I. G. : ferguson Co. and Miller Crcnshaw Lynch
burg
y. B--Iayug established a branch Of house in New
YORK resident partner in that viii give his personal
attention ia the receiving ranshppng aud securing the low
rae- gt Of Comnissiln1 all goods consgu
ed 20 san Francisco House.
NcsSrs Edmond Davenport & Co, will for at Rich
iaond cd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-17

GtABEfs. saOs E-Thi- COM c","nii, locate"
u and conmaluusy constructed Hotel under the manage
the uudesncd In excellent condition for the
accommodation Of the public Tho proprietor deyotes his per
sona attention and will be efforts nor oN
penlturcs calculated to promote the comfort of his guests
An Omnibus ia always in attendance convey travellers to
and from tn pepots aud Packet Landing.
u tIiAS. i. LEE
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~ VIII be promptly attended 10
oct locwlw J9sEPH SrRALEY,
1.-TWO Nos sEs AND I.OTs FOR sALE.-1
wish sell the white HonAo and Lot Joining my resi-
deucc.
Also. the House and Lot Judge Daniels Hill, which
arrasrd T. LoRyyood Several of good judgement,
have me opinion that this amongst the most
desirable tAiuy residences about The property will be
sid Tor cash desired on liberal cgedt NJ. DAVlSJR
may 22dwts
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- " seconded from plantation i've nios of tho
Forost Depot Bedford County, nhont three weeks lie
Is about w Did hight black slerdcr form about
five fce inches high good teeth and smc When spoken
particular mark about hun recalccti I1n wcll
qnanen lyuelbHre where lie WORKED IN Tobacco Facio.
fera wears, aud where he probably he mking
The abyc reward will hep ud for his apprehension aud de
liyrrv II secured ia Jail 81 Tint ret hin ngHn
ssl - tuN ttlfst THDS II NILSSON.
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r, NEM ANn,.ANnsoMHm WILLY FL

:: ,,s' j: e.
has removed 4. thr null ding, nrNt dpor 1900
Scheduled Tauuntus and four i've doors above
the Merchants Bank the opposite side of the Street
sc u open Thursday. tn n II October large
anil handsome assortment OF Millinery @ the inspection ofhr
pnbie generally Honueis Ribbons. Flowers Ns Glpsc1
French Work and toBks with various other things usually
kept millinery hshmcnfs all of which selected by
her in Ncw York VIII particular paiLs 10 snh the different
her nd friends reaa, call and eAauinc
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" scriber has Two small FARMS. Campbell Court
house, which he desires to sell
One Tract lying Burtons Creek adjoining the lands Of
Capt Rosser and others contains m between 20
and 70 first land creek bottoms o.
aefeset first rate fobaees land with abundance Ut Plat
1nd The suitable small family vts
"a FIST rate errhatdof Young fruit treca
Tbs other Tract lies beaver Greek and contains 100
with y or Is acres ~ bottom meadow land the wood land
heavily mher.d aud good Tobacco land The Improvements
hrs new aud III goedordsr- Terms liberal.
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