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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-10
l-NEgV ADVERTISEMENTS
PUBLIC SALE
OF M AIN. STR EFT, SECOND STREET AM
@EsEGE STREET LOTS,


~ Saturday the 18th day of Apr 1856. clock
" Mat tie Court House door in Evansville pursuant
an order the urt Common Pleas of Yande rhug
2du heirs OF the are John Mitchell proceed to sell st
auctien the parcels of real estate
OF Evansville fronting IS feet
Nam stree ard running along the Canal IA propose
sell tn lot paSes each fronting 1881 feet on Main
street aud f44 feet deep.
second street and $50 feet deep alley adj
the residence of VIM Baker this
two rarcesofaf3 feet zee deem to y
alley Also the front half of the adjoining 04
- feet or the of Locust
and we'll htte either for Business or Residence: .
ALSe-hOs Nos AIDS in block Is larrement on
High street which aoube house These
each Is feet wide and about are
The titles to all believed be good Guardian deed
for the minor heirs and general adult
heirs ill be given.
f Terryof SALES cash the residue at six and twelve
Months by sud morqages interest and waving
relief laws payable at the Evansville Branch Bank.
JOHN INGLE. JR. Guardian
mh7 IDS sef John MitobeI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-10

01TThe Canal will probably be open some
time this week
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EFinsT ARRIVAL-ofsPnpga and summer Dry Goods
The subscriber no receiving larEe see of the latest
style Of spring and summer dry goods boos and shoes
tlons &c. which the attention purchascrs3e
and they will be sold unusually lew Call an examne
mhS NM. HUGHES.
q ADDE'S AND CflILDREN's sHOEs.-A general
assortment OF all the styles, received by
mhS WIN. HUGHES.
ESRINTS-One hundred pieces Prints spring style.
~ opened BY mhS WIN. HUGHES.
Ne LANES AND GVNGNA HIS.-A beautiful as5ort-
AI ment Of all kinds just reed, by the srbserfber.
mis- WM. HUGHES.
q TENTS SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR A
"a general assortment OF nearly all kinds for sale low by
mis- WM HUGHES.
a. ARDEN SEEDs.-1Ol boxes warranted. fresh first of
N1q the season. lust reed RdrOad
mhs z. II. COOK & son. Corner Main aud 1stst.
HAVANA CIGARS.
GUST received by s. F. J. Trabue large lot of
80 the choicest brands of Cigars direct from Havana
which offered for sae wholesale retail Invite
the attention Of tho who love good cigars this stock
JACOB SDHREUDER.
mhS-1w Main bet lst and q.
GLOVER sKED.-A fresh lot received aud for sale by
I'm WM, REILLY.
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CEAR TuE TRaCKy

THEL1TrLE MAN WITH THE BIG sToCK!t
opening of the finest and largest asoments Of
Spring and summer Clothing opened in this city
Having made arrangements with Cincinnati Houses.
inducements Jeta we'll wtolesale
p self DUPLICATION bill bought louisville
Cincinnati you convince yourself that fact
lust please call A. LO3ENSTTSE,
Yves star Clothing Store under Pavilion Hot.l.
Nolkslote mhI-tf
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l. II. SANDERS: Sir, please the of AS
C. JONES candidate Dsycr the ensuing election
ml6 MANY VOTERS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

l. II. SANDERS: Sir, please the AS.
G. JONES eanddat, Ayor the ensuing election
MANY VOTERS.
r. As spring Medicine would recommend
Dr. J. HoSrETTEH's celebrated stomach Btters
others It's strengthening and nvigoTatng effect
1lttafd system Is truly astonishing It's tonic action he
liver tende drive all hamnrs the surface thereby
cleansing the system from all impurities what has gained
Tor these tters such enViable reputation nasmueh
they pleasant the taste beverage. aud in
general family medicine wherever known For sale
BY Druggists and Hotels generally.
WOOLSEY & SAWYER, Agents.
WOOD-C0NY EXIEAT ARRANGEMENT.
PERSONS DsstKfNa WooD CAN BE SUPPLIED BY leaving
THEIR ORDERS IT E. e. WHEELEB'R GROCERY STORE. OF
MAIN STREET. eb25-tf LOUIS BECKER.
DR.. HosTETrER's celebrated Stomach Btter-INa COO
sold in year-nothinz in tie medical past
fifty years has eCna article be IRdueed
equal this great One wine glass taken
times ezeA day before meals viii be Dyspepsia
will fcEove all fltuleeey heavness the stomach
Keep free from cOstvenass assist digestion give good
appetite and imrart healthy to the while No
safer from debility any kin scul fail try
ms great antedose Ky ahem For safe BY al tbs principa
/ Druggists. jams
INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL ND. %
Meets oelCe P their Hall WaSer street.
the Telegraph CHce the inst and third Saturdays of zach
mouth. OttZ5d6T
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From the Albany Alias and Argus.

he majority, IN selecting Mr.. Fillmore as
their leader, have certainly a respectable can
private character, fair intellectual endowments,
and of much experience in public affairs. No
party has occasion to be ashamed of its sup
port of snch statesman, aud under defeat
may console itself with the reflection that it
has escaped dishonor
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-10

Usage ORANGE sEED.-A fresh supply Of Orange
" Seed just rec q and for sale by
r-h7 TITOS.
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COPARTNElsSHIP NOTICE.
I'D RErEE.DEEtN

TO REEEDEEsS.
TENE Board Of Commissioners the County Of Wander
burgh wil the sth day Of Marco A D. lsj6 az the
Of the County Auditor EvaDsvi e let to the lowest
best bidder oh rebuilding portion Of the Court
recently destroyed By and specifications OF
the work be executed lie examined said AUDITORS
oc where sealed proposals will be received from the date
until said sh day March The Contractor Ter sara
work wiz he paid in orders drawn the County Ire@suy
By order of the Board
feb23-d6wtdt- WILLIAM II. WALhbE. a. ,. u
q for sale by JAS. Low q ~.
iaai9 4is Main street, Louisville. KY
EtHEAPER YET.-supersne and Buokwhest Flour for
~ sale at reduced prices by rrrrrpx
jaRlT j. W. q D FlChEhi'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13
Later from South Florida.

The L. 5. transport Rangers arrived at Punta
Rassa on the Goth from Tampa Bay, and was to
leave in day or to with company in command
ct Capt. Allen for the purr ose of accommodating
in the vicinity of Fort Deynaud.
Up to the time of the Fashions leaving Punta
Rassas, nothing had been heardfrom fort Dey-
maud in regard to the missing men If the party
who had been attacked by Indians 1t was sup
posed the express rider had been cut off, as moth
ing had been heard of him for several days
Lieut. Thomas had been sent out from Fort
Myers with party of twenty two men under his
command TO reconnoitre the country between that
Fort and Fort Deynaud. Lieut.. Small who had
just returned from a boating expedition, volun-
teered to accompany Lieut., Thomas.
Col. Munroe has mustered in several volun-
teer companies for the purpose of defending the
frontier settlements.
Preparations are being made for an active
campaign against the Indians. and it is said to
be tie fixed determination of the Government to
force them to leave the country.
1t seems to be the Indians game to cut off or
attack all small parties that sent out, and it
is not considered safe to send out less than fifty
men.
Lieut.. Benson had just arrived at Fort Myers
from boating expedition.-N. o. Picayune.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13
LATEST NEWS.
Ne9s from Fort Pieere-4rrjroi OF Cen

wees from forf Pte 're-Arriroi of Gen Har.
49, Rey, &c.
he ST. Louis Democrat has received the
,""ow'ng dispatch from its correspondent at Wes-
tom dated January 81.
.siessrs. Dunlap and Woodford, pilot and mate
OF The steamer Grey Cloud, arrived from Fort
Pierre night before last, en- route TO ST. Louis.
Ihe Grey Cloud got within go miles of the
Fort on the I'd of November. Sent ON an expres =
to the Fort and received an answer to wnit for
MAJOR How, who coming with two hundred
troops to take off boat and cargo On the
2lst the river closed, audit commenced showing
very fast. The next day the boat was visited by
seventy live Indian warriors, who demanded am
muntion and provisions. We heard of the troora
fifty miles off. The thermometer at this tine
had fallen to 35 dogs. below zero.
On the 3lst of December the crew was dis
charged by order of General Harvey and he took
possessions of the boat and cargo. The cold was
81 great that several of the men were badly fro.
zen.--On the 9TH of January General Harvey ar
rived, % days out from the Port. He travelled
all the way on the ice. with only 30 men, Du-
ring his journey he saw large number of In
dams. and told them that "ths was the time for
them to fight while the cold lasted he had but
few men. and they might kill him now, but he
would give them HI in the Spring.
Dunlap and others left the Grey Cloud on the
Eth of January, and came on the ice as far rs
Council Bluffs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13
DENMARK.
LIE SOCND DUES.


The Sound Dues conferences were formally
opened at Copenhagen on the 4th utl. hut the
business transacted consisted of little more. than
the presentation and verfcaton of the different
credentials The Russian Commissioner, Teng
oborski. was the only specially nominated depu-
ty there. The Danish papers for long tune
observed the most perfect silence on the subject
of these conferences, and it was not till the l4th
instant that the Dagbladet favored the public with
a few particulars from a private source. Accor-
ding to this statement. he Minister, Won Scheel
opened the proceedings by announcing that Herr
Bluhme the cideyant Minister of foreign Affairs,
was deputed by the Government TO represent
Denmark. after which communication he with
drew The assembly was composed of the rep
resentatives of twelve States.
Herr Bluhme proceeded to develope plan tor
the capitalization of the Sound Dues, and OF the
other incidental payments, based upon a mixed
calculation IF the imports and exports OF the
various nations At iha, part of his speech in
which he described Denmark as having come
forward to meet the others half way. he was in
terrupied by Herr Tengobor>k, who maintained
that it was Russia that came half way to meet
Denmark. seeing that the former had no desise
at all to capitaz her share; Hamburg and Neck
lenhurg had also already declared they had no
desire 10 commute their payment Of the Sound
dues for q fixed sum down.
The speech OF the l'ah.si eP'ese"'""'' ""'
answered by Baron I.agerheim. the representative
of Sweden and Norway As all the materials
had not been collected that the members thought
necessary for their deliberations. more Iarticu-
larly the reports on the Sound dues from the year
1871 Is4S. the conferences were adjourned TIL
the end of this month. The deliberations seem
hitherto not to have been conducted in the most
regular and tranquil manner possible tor 1t Is
mentioned that it took considerable trouble to get
a prococol or minute of the proceedings drawn M
and agreed TO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13
TFrom the LIVERPOOL Times.


LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET -Reported for
the week ending January 25.j-Our Cotton Mar.
kct in common with the public Securities OF
the country. continues to be favorahiy lnt"enc-
ed by the reported peace negotiations. Srecula-
tors, as well "a the trade, have kept up during
the whole week an active demand supporting
previous rates in all instances, aud giving upon
the whole, the turn Of advantage to the holders
At the same time, such is the doubt and uncer-
tulnty attending these negotiations that til" I'M
porlers and holders have not been induced 10
change their policy of meeting the demand with
all their imports rs soon rs landed
In such u state Of things. and money being
still at a comparatively high rate the actual
change in the prices is only to moderate ex-
tent. Surats we consider to be I'D. higher: A
merican of all kinds and qualities, about l-ioi,
and there may e some few instances where "a
advance has been paid Egyptians and Braz'ls
are more in request, but it L. not necessary 10
rinse the quotations of these sorts. We now
onote niddng Lplands sid; Mobile 50 !6d. and
orleans 5ll l6i. The Committee OF Brokers
place fair Uplpnd- at 81 3D.; Mobile 8 3 I'd and
Orleans Gid. $500 American. 500 surat, and
40 Egyptian, are reported to have heen taken on
succnation: 635U American, $500 Surat and
100 Egyrtiun, for export: so that the deliveries
10 the trade for the week have been about 49ooo
bales. Sales to day 1000 bars. l,0oO being on
speculation and for export. Sales OF the week
10 900 bales.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. THE arrivals of Cof-
lee IN the last seven days amounted to 250oo
bag and the sales for the period foot up
25,0OO bags. Stock in first hands 20 900 bags;
IN second hands 10000 bage. The market is
active at halls. Prices tending upward. Sales
this day of 10000 bags.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13
ISratu Of Lisnt UerHen

Our reader will hear with qualification that
the bark Amelia, which was supposed to have
been lost on the passage from Port an Prince to
New York, has put into st. Thomas in distress.
Lieut. Werden, of Baltimore, had II severe time
of it, having been at one time within 200 miles Of
New York. 1t is supposed the vessel will be
condemned, and the friends of Lieut.. w. may
soon expect to see him at home.
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ARRIVALS AT THE
Wnshi m. ton u ousc-M Smead 4 Co. PrOP'rs.

FEB. l2thJas Plunkett, Jno Hughes, AppomahoXi Il
Cay,or Bedford Robertson Petersburg Jas Harris,
Beafprd Pzer Roanoke, Reed Salem; G. Morgan Bed
I'd; james Vale, Montgomery Grayson, Pulaski Samuel
Reelcr Jas Mcclure, BoteourI; T Wilkinson, Bedford
Npeil Eubank Liberty; Jno Irby, Va; Jesse
Qntries Liberty; Fuqua Bedford; Jones, Cahpbell
Miss Price, Bedford; w G. Freeman V & T X r; II New
r,mh Thos McFall Amherst; JAS Cary. Campbei Thos
Richardson Va Jas F Mitchell g. lady. Campbel A w Wo.
mack, Pittsylvana Claiborne Amherst VIM Sledd Bed
ford; w Crews Halifax
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13

Fitzgerald, who has been on trial at Albany,
n. Y. for the murder of his father. mother and
brother, was found guilty on the 9TH inst. De.
ring the whole trial the prisoner was not moved
in the least neither did the verdict of the jury
start him in his chair. He left the court room
in staggering manner, bidding defiance in his
countenance to the whole bar of Justice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13
The Afericau Minister,

General Almonte has taken his leave of the
president and departed for New Orleans. Don
Angel Iturbide has been presented as charge de
affairs. Col. Robes, the messenger of General
Almonte, was to leave Vera Cruz to Havana in
the last British mail stenmer On his way to New
York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13
DIED

Al TIE Mr. 1-ales, Houston, Texas on Wed
nesisy 9Th of January, lej6, ROBERT STArHAM ESQ.,
rncry of Appomattox county, Va Mr. Staham had been
health number of and sought warmer eli
ato hoping OF benefit him He died the day
foyoue old Every attention and skill were us
O. IL. his behalf to purpose
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13
,lymE .UmsCm.mEM Will sEI.s.n,AuC

L uon, the premises TUESDAY tho 18th day Of the
present month fair II the fair day thereafter,
the TRACT OF LAND which he resides lying In the
y ot bedford and fourth miles from the Virginia and
burg and containing from three hundred and Nifty to three
hundred and seventy five which from 10 To 100
are In woodsbcing good Tobacco landand % 20
acres excellent Meadow land Every of the lies
well and be brought by the of plaster and clover TO
the highest degree of fertility the land being free from gals
and gues aud most of 1t In good heart Running
Ter may be had every field of twenty five acres and there
arc half adozcn fine Springs the tract
AT the same time and place he will sell from 1913 to 22
OF te TRACT OF LAND bought by him of tho heirs of j.
W Sehenk decd lying half mile from the Railroad ono
half of which Is IN woods and Ia good Tobacco land The
land on this tract In Ia fine heart and halt of
now In and clover and the whole we'll watercd
The improvements each of tho consist of plain
framed dwelling house with four and the usual out
honses--all good and comfortable.
The tracts adon Mrs Eliza pondexer, Robot Stepioc
Spotswood Brown, VIM. indnall James NJ. Harris, Miss
Maria Harris and James slaughter being In excellent
neghborhood and stephens Church and tho Tabcr
nacle. More desirable farms rarely In market
lie will also sell TRACT Of l3 lying mile from tho
above adjoining James aud Miss Maria Harris Enas Hun
ter, John and William Wilson William Hulnall and SPOTS
wood Brown This laud In Of fine natural quality. but unm
proved and has some twenty of superior
Meadow land
well suited the growth grain and the grasses lands
In the
The sale will third cash. negotiable note
satisfactorily endorsed he discount being added and the bal
in two equal instruments aud two for which
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed bonds with h
proved security will bc required and the title retained NJ fur
Their security tor the payment
Possession VIII be given immediately
The lands viii be shcwn by of the gentlemen whom
they join. lc l3dS e3tawtsfhl II. u, MANSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY h. AKERs, Auo1roNrEn.



NAhs NsIE Young NEGROES for SALE.
'n saturday morning, ut II o,ioek the 18th instant In
,r"n el The Market House will sell THREE VALUABLE
100" Nh6RoES, particularly recommended good
Hd hlhlng room scrVansune boy, about IL years
ON smart and likely; two gane about Is old the
inner noh hnlI accustomed 10 huusc Health aud IL
oWHrsh'ed Merms cash credit Of four months In
'''s. "Tied negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed
ie II dSetlGth n AkERs Auct'r
rue subscriber will offer tor sale To the highest bidder
V"hanhE acres. more less lying Goose Greek He'd
.ad county Va three miles below Bnforta Depot aud
mount Zion Church. with the following improve inentaf A
Metehant Mil, with one of Rurs, of country
stones at"rh trushCr. Smnt Machine
machinery Tor manufacturing -four good Saw Mil, double
k''ea on the most improved plan of bell goeng Both o
MHs recently repaired by celebrated mill
u y snyder The husk frame Ia all the fit geerng all
new aud principally last both of these Mills have The ability
10 do good aud speedy work The power very good
N are situated about twenty Ave miles from buchanan
anu thftNhN miles from Iynchhurg, In fine Wheat and
Corn growing region Also comfortable Dwelling house,
sod Ice house aud Smoke honse large frame Stable
mere Is an excellent opening for Cardng Machine
hs property will be sold on the following One fourth
Ia hand the balance In tire annual the purchaser
giving bond aud security aud the decd retained further
security TIL the last payment made II the property
mohths Tho property will be shown person by Mr. IL
3 Dekey the present miller
sale to be at II o'clock ON the promises
Any person wishing further Information will address the
subscriber NJ Daggors springs Botetourt county, Va
fo l1 cit ABRAHAM HUFFMAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13
Candidates FOR OFFICE.

~ We authorized to announce JOHN II. CONLEY
the office of Sheriff of Campbell county at the
ensuing election. Jan 80 ctde-
- We authorized TO announce Capt GEORGE w.
fE candidate for the Sherifalty of Campbell county
Election the 22d of MAY. Jan 2i-d &ctdet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13

unngU.lNGRROOK II X HI, reecrsourR
IL vANoTICEIn taking charge Of the above es'ae. -
st v,nld rost respectfully solicit continuance OF the
rcr OF me HOTEL and friends ask them 70
MI. ami 80. ma Nv shall always be spread with AZ sns
oao, f thc season al attentive TIE
, shall have the best Attrn - fhrt AN tn.1
Nv wife will see ladies who patr nizs N aoet
.vs svery wish erstihed al ask = share q -.
ness The house furnished In the very best seysA - p
in ouiet part city Ny Omnibus WIN always -
=. The dssep depots attend cusomsrs-te carry tAsu
~ fn JOSEPH L. CARRlNGT0N,
" 30dActs ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13

- ERTY-As trustee in deed Of trust made by William
Moore and Mark Anthony r VIII scll nj public auction To
the highest bidder ESDAN the 22di of February 1856
the NorNo House the city of Iynchhnrg the property
Ia the said deed aud described therein las the whole
of the III RNlTl RE every kind and description bcongg
the aid William Mark Anthony r. partners
under The slc and firm of Moore Anthony aud now la Tho
Norvcl House Hotel city of ynrhburg aud which
consists the variety Household and Kitchen Fur
nifurc found in such establishment
The title 10 the property Is believed 10 be uuanostonabo,
bu will sell such title onlY the deed vests In
Tcra.s made known on the day Of sale.
JNO. O. l.. GOGGIN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13

Further rOsipOneUncnt.
continuance II the and to AFFORD
an opporunly land those who desire
sale which postponed until the Stat IN
slant again postponed until TIL RSDAf, 2st February,
hon the land offered IL fair " the next fair
day except Sunday and Monday. RO. J. DAVIS admr,
with the " III annexed of Gerard Alexander, deed.
in 2id6c2awt21st feh--Rep copy.
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CERTIFICATE.
NORFOLK, VA, January II, 1886.
By request Of Rowland Bros this day attend
the oponing of llcrrngs Patent Fireproof Safes
hch was in the December belonging Mcssrs Ad
Cos Express, and found the papers and contents In
perfect preservation 1t opinion
could he had large four story building entirely
remained the whole surrounded
subject Intense heat for forty days before dug
from the ruins
Signed, GEO J. ANDERSON, &. HALL.
WIN D. REYNOLDS, A. Is MCLEAN,
MILES DAVIS, w. w. JACOBS
fully satisfied with the manner in which the above men
toned Safe preserve ed its contents. A. A. COWDERf,
Agent Adams & COS Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13

~ UASsIA CUPS. for Dy.pcptics-n very useful
81 article for sale at j. IL THOMPSON cos
ian - II, Drug Store.
ndic., ISabbcrs.E have Just opened supply Of La
i 4 dies Sandal and Buskin Rubbers-very nice
y NtN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13

NAIIAWEE FNWW FOW SNI'Es-~Aa HuIHIH
srator of Alexander decd. and by authority of
will will Thursday, the cath January Hd upon tho
premises II o'clock NJ sell al public auction to the highest
bidder. the valuable TRACT OF LAND in Campbell conn'
the said Alexander resided Tho tract Is stu
10 miles from Lynchbnrg. on the Lynchbnrg
snd Salem Turnpke-about four miles by good road
from and contains by recent survey oo
which abon ITO acres are woodlands
about land and the whole tract Ia easily
high of Improvement The residence
country with comfortable and very commod
DWEIG Sc and the requisite out houses AMI ihr
farm capacity produce large crops OF gram ana
grass the attention of those engaged In agricultural
pursuits. 90, -.
TrKMsApprovs d personal security VIII be tho
money the title will be cthned rs further secu
ritv and the terms viii be stated the day OF sale
RDBT. DAVIS, Admir-,
with the will annexed of
dee M Seotatls tds2sg9 Gerard Alexander, decd.
Z u Rpnn