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Henry Clay and yame, buchanan.

Some OF the worst Of the fusion journals represent that
Mr. Clay had great Of complaint against Mr. Bnch-
growing out OF the old coalition correspondence
than thirty years ago. Yet this is utterly annhated
by the recorded opinions Of Mr. Clayby bis known
dality towards Mr. Buchanan for many years and up
the time Of his deahand by the fact that his son.
living at Ashland is supporter of Buck and Brock"
So fall by one the opposition calumnies before the
force Of pure character and the resses power Of truth
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The Party Of Di,union !

The Boston Advertiser whig) thus objects to the black
republicans
IL sufficient objection to q union Of tho wings with
she republican party organized by the Philadelphia
yention that they have adopted platform Of fundamental
principles which necessarily excludes from II the people OF
na the States OF the Union and have therefore laid the
foundation on which be erected other structure
than one designed for purposes OF dsunon and civil war
The establishment Of political party shining at SUI
premo control Of the affairs Of the Union, which founded
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NOTES OK rHE oAMpAIaN.


no 11asF hAPl0H y NC 4 allyEHatF'
party OF shriekers lately returning from gathering
Of heemen found man assduously essaying to ascend
the over-Shot wheel In large white fulng mill lie
asked what he was doing. swell stranger" said he "do
you see that Whs house up there Well I'm trying to get
into IL but somehow these id stairs hold still"
That is what call ree-mount But such getting
up stairs we never did see"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-01
Neto Democratic Papers.

The canvass for the Union and the constitution has
brought into the field large number of democratic
journals in all parts of the country each OF which
to be struggling to supass their longeestabshed breh-
in the zeal and efficiency of their support of the cand-
dates and principles Of the national democracy The mag
uude Of the interests at stake has also brought our aid
many sterling and staunch old-line wing paper To
all Of them we bid hearty welcome.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-01
Too Woden bu Half.
i Herald nnrn az itnnIf

The New York Herald says Of itself:
"The New York Herald adbcres to the independent
Of the people and Is for them and with them in the
great work Of sweeping revolution in the government
Bennett is too modest entirely. Why did he not add
And for independent Office with sweeping salary-n
aneef OF course, the independent people that he s
with win not James Gordon suffer on account Of his
extreme modesty
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-01
To Druggists and the People.

Won hereby against limitations OF Dr. Dc
Crabs 'Eiecuic oip shall prosecute party who use
Electric Oil has cuted the
mayor o. piles and reuma ism ao, Hon John WI
KinRsutth, tNh u TOOK 81 hrs
day. and than 700 Others hiadepha
tho Philadelphia Ledger
Philadelphia any
scamp guilty racay ~ COMMUNICATING In iiarrsburg Pa
wyehe well druggist there, caused the ar
Valentine, who attempted imita-
this valuable remedy.
PnttA prLrml, May s, 1886.
To s peops and Drpryist throughout United SSfeS
by DE Gratbs Electric OF Joe Free West
PbIladephia nC Rodenbok Montgomery county
and spraiu Ogden, $50 Fourth street milan
nation PROVIDE shingles and caked
beast WIN spence flon AID neualein
eny Campbc Marion Of burns and scarlet eysr and
eighteen others
y-pyey druggist knows only genuine Electric on s
hts old office, 70 which
ali orders must addressed procure the genuine.
" Prof CHka. DE GRATH,
old oaSce 20 South 9Th street, Chestnut
For s,le hy CHARLES SrOTT,
July l0-tf Washington ID, c.
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on the basis Of exclusion from IL OF the people OF half
the States we hold to be entirely inconsistent with any de-
sign Of maintaining the Union IN It's Integrity and with
that respect for the equal rights Of the States which es
sential 10 its preservation"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-01
Ell Honnfn Renorf.r

This paper heretofore neutral in politics. has been pur-
chased by esteemed felowciizen, Boyle esq and
win hereafter be conducted at Rdgwsy, Elk county as
democratic paper under the broad banner Of Buchanan
and ridge-IeHRsylrdnidn
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correspondent Of the Pennsylvanian, writing from
Springfield, Illinois, says
aFrom the best and reliable information have
been able procure there 10 be but prevailing
impression and that is that the majority for Buchanan and
Breckinrdgs in Illinois viii not fall short of but more
likely exceed, twenty-five thousand
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Ndr JerscV.

The Camden Democrat says "Niggerism is bad egg
in New Jersey. II can't be crammed down the throa Of
patriotic Jerseymen. We predict that Fillmore will beat
Fremont In every county in the State and that Old Buck
will beat the combined vote Of the two"
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Ntp Hqmpsbirs.

correspondent Of the Boston Post says There is
msakirg the indications OF the Old Granite State 10 favor
Of Buchanan and Breckenridge. You may set down New
Hampshire doubtful but for two thousand major
ity for the Sage OF wheatland"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-01

Nrw YoRK July 31.-Cotton Is frm-ssles OF 400 bale.
Flour has advanced-sale Of 500 barrels good STATE
SC 2Oi superne Ohio SO SIS standard southern, IS 05
Wheat has advanced centssses Of $1,000 bushels
western red 81 81 a 81 65 Corn has advanced-sses
s5 900 bushels southern Mixed GA cents Pork has de
cned-saes Of 800 barrels mess, nominay $40 rs. Bee
is unchanged Lard droopngsales Of 400 barrels at l2
cents Whisky Is 6rm-saes OF $50 barrels Ohio IS cents
Coffee firm and active-sales of 1000 bags Rio, lo
IL cents, Sugar Is frm-sales OF Loco hogshesds HR
yana lO cents Moasses Ia firm sales Of 100 barrels Ric
is du-saes Of 100 erces at ~ cents. Frcighu drOop
ing.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-01
Prospects IN Maine.


Maine has some excellent remarks from which we make an
extract.
Before the convention confidently assumed that the
first choice OF the democracy of Maine Mr. Buchanan
The reception of the news Of his nomination every
thing bis most ardent friends could desire IL sent thrill
OF JOY through the thousands OF royal democratic hearts OF
Maine In the result of the convention they the pres
ge Of peace In internal affairs craftsmanship in the
conduct of foreign policy safety TO Union enlarge
ment and prosperity TO commerce, and the rensate
Of sity between the different sections of Union
upon principles mbodied in that constitution devised
by the wisdom Of our foreiathers.
Since that nomination there has been no rebuff we
have encountered confrmps that casts any shade on
the brightness of prospects Our democratic State
convention at Bangor the first general demonstration
after the nomination of both candidates and
Fremont. present, and watched the indications
closely. Never in Maine have seen delegate convention
full in numbers respectable in appearance or so en-
thusiastc and determined of success was congrega
ton of the real oldashioned unerri6ed-men of mark,
OF influence of note in the State and of power in action
There admitted 1000 in councan unprecedented
large number The denomination of Judge Wells was not
only unanimous in the act but heard question made
as TO ts expediency you see we set out right in the
campaign.
"A State that has built 100000 tons of shipping in
year not going for party that is in great part openly
opposed to the Union"
Kentuehy- The Sizth District.
The Lexington Statesman of Saturday says:
we have information from the s1xtn uiSulct OF inc
reliable character which gives high encouragement
to hope for immense gain in the mountains. We are
confidently assured that the democracy rely upon
gain of fifteen hundred in the sixth district the
ity given Elliott last summer"
Bath and Morgan Counties.
correspondent of the Louisville Courier writes from
Bath county that Buchanan and Breckenridge will have
majority of not LEES than five hundred.
Another writes from Morgan that the majority in that
county aw be increased and greatly than it has ever
been before"
Fipe Hundred Hrss Meetings.
Five hundred democratic meetings have been held IN 49,.
State of Kentucky since the nomination of Buchanan and
Breckenridge.
Tremendous Stampede.
Hon. Archie Dixon spoke in Union county few days
since when forty knownothngs withdrew from the order
and gave in their adhesion to the democracy.
Fast Going TO Pieces
We publish to-day Withdrawals from the know
nothing lodges. We understand there was quite STAN
pede in their camp last night The strenuous exer-
tons being made to hold to their numbers till after
the August election but in vain The whole order seems
rapidly dsbanding- Lexington &atesDaan July IS.
Henderson.
In the Henderson Reporter of the 24h four gentlemen
publish their declaration Of independence Of know
ingism.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-01

THE uad.rsianed, for several pears past nmctaI
the Department Of State respectfully irnders his
the Of claims hfninr
frerp foreign languages especial
Spanish French, Portuguese, and lau Gent emen ebraEfd
claims foreign rnnsns ~ other
faithful and reliable an,aons n legal docu
ent, tes grants, laws, dcerees &C. WIZ hnd N
Undersigned, guarantee lor fidelity IN
aud technical phrases which long rrac
aye throughout the Union dsrous 20
unnsaons of oeen eooks literary or legal WI
also end their apply the undersigned and may rely
upon being promptly and satisfactorily srscuted
For further particulars apply 20 :, .r,.,o.,,
$50 street between lth, Washington city, ID, O.
June 9t-dly
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GENERAL NEWS.

THE YAEDERBnr.--This steamship has reached New
York from Washington. With only 10 inches Of steam
she made the from Washington TO New York in 81
hours, being 42o nautical miles
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-01
SECOND DAY.

On meeting this morning, judge Vanderbilt nomina
ted BY reclamation for lieutenant governsr. Messrs Add
son Gardner and David l.. Seymour nominated for
electors at large.
Resolutions adopted congratulsng the democracy
the State on reunion and cordially approving the Gin
cnna platform and nominations. They regard the nom
nations OF Fremont and Fillmore alike characteristic Of
spirit Of bigotry and intolerance which should be repealed
BY the people They deny the charges Of seconssm n
the democratic party endorse the action Of the party
Congress In relation Kansas affairs and look confdent,
for victory in the State Other resolutions Of local bearing
were adopted Speeches made by Gov Seymour and
others Great enthusiasm manifested throughout.
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.,EMu-sS~UAL 1pTICp.-we beg leave 20 call attention 10
open uut upon our ledger vii b made on
ana instant IN fehy ahordne
poruny examination preparatory 10 settlement, on the ho
July.
that, in view Of own engagements
constrained 20 appeal earnestly 70 our ends Tor prompt
settlements by cash o. notes NJ short dates. -
June 0s-3Hwtwtf HOOE, BROs y co
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-01
BY II Ell + G II A p III
Union of the Hards and Sofs.

SYRACUSE July 3The two conventions yesterday, after
temporarily organizing, discussed the question Of fusion
with considerable spirit finally ending by the dissolution o.
the sos and fusion with the hards The joint convention
then organized BY eectng W. c. Crank, of Herkimer,
president
In the evening session Of the union convention, the
fourth informal ballot for candidate, (Mesrs. Wood Sey-
mour and Addison Gardner having withdrawn Amasa j.
Parker was nominated and the nomination
made unanimous The convention then adjourned until this
forenoon.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-01

| YELLOW FEVER IN HAVANA letter from Havana da-
ted July "a states that the yellow fever prevails in thar
city and among the shipping in the harbor Business is
| dull.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-01

ASSAULT UPON AN EDrroR-W. II. Haldeman, esq, edito
Of the Louisville Courier, most brutally assaulted
few days since by Elias c. Hall alias Elias Hail. who ha
served term in the New York State prison for horse
stealing. ....
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-01

An ARTIST LUCIA distinguished artist in the city
of Louisville has lately by the death Of California uncle
fallen heir 10 near half million of dollars.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-01

HAPPY poEr.-T Buchanan Read one OF Americas trues
poets has lately added to the stock of his poeca nspira
tons beautiful and accomplished WIFE,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-01

FrRsr AnsIyAL or rrsmse-vrssrs ST. LAwRrSc
p,Y.-Twovesses arrived At Gloucester, Mass Wed
nesdsy, from the Bay Of st. Lawrence with from 400
200 barrels Of mackerel EACH being the first arrivals hi
season Their report quite favorable for the catch hi
season and upwards Of fifty vessels sailed last week for tn
bay from Gloucester.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09
LATEST NEWS.
Delta kappa Epsilon.

The Grafton by beverly K. Wexford. IT.. Of
Richmond Va. aud the poem by j. Il. rhomp-
son. ut thd Southern Literary Messenger. deliv.
cred before the Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraterni-
tv, last night, Mt Carnsis Saloon, afforded lit
srary treat of u high order. Mr.. W-llford is
young lawyer of high reputation among hisaS-
sociaieS. and their confident anticpations of his
brilliant success in this effort were fully realiz.
ed.
Mr.. Thompson is already known to many of
our readers as ripe scholar and fine poet HIS
subject last night was "Pairiotism. real and Spu
rl"ns;" and the poem abounded in fac assages
and good hits.
Senator Mason OF VA presided, and among
the distinguished personages presen, We noticed
Senator Cass-Wash Star, Saturdau.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09
Winter in Europe.

Paris papers of the 18th December speak of
the weather as intensely cold. The Thermom-
eter was 7 deg. below zrro-ihe same atsHaver-
and ice was abundant even at Mar settles. In all
directions immense quantities of snow had fallen
which was esteemed fortunate circumstance
tor the wheat-thoueh it tends 10, and if the
cold continues will greatly enhance, the price of
all edibes Tor the present. A winter as severe
as that of 1889. would greatly aggravate the
evils of the existing scarcity-and like 80 might
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09
Seren Criminals Condemned 10 be Hung.

Seren Criminals CONDEMNED 10 be Hung.
The lazno City (Miss.) Banner, Of Tuesday,
25h ult says
Seven of the criminals tried in the Circuit
Court now in Session in this city have been con-
victed of murder-the three negroes, for the muir
der OF richard; Cotton, for the murder Of Smith;
Lynch, tor the murder Of Wright; Kent, for the
murderer james; and last, that demon in human
shape Boyard, for the murder Of his wife. They
are all condemned to be hanged, We understand
the jury in the last case. that of Bovard were GU,
only few minutes before agreeing on their YER
Dict
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09
Navigation.

The weather turned very cole again on Thurs
day night, and yesterday morning the river was
nearly frozen over. The Southern steamboat
made her way down, however, and the Geo Page
was enabled to make irregular trips to Washing
ton. accompanied, however. with much Difficult
tv.-AIerdadria Ga,eti,. Nainrdnu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09
D,sfrucfipp Fire.

A fire broke out in the Mayors office of Mo-
bile. Ala. on Friday last. which was Immediate
" followed by fire on Francis street destroy
ing the store of S. Bedgood & Co. and the
Ia" offices of Judge Hopkins and w. G. Jones.
/ he valuable libraries of the last named gentle
man were DESTROYED.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYl


AEE OF nEAl. ESTATE IN CAMPBELl.
- MD of NINE SHARES or CITIZENS SAVINGS
hNh pnrauanc, Of decree musings
Tar hery ef Eynehhurg shall special
a tue auction at the Market House. Saturday the ls,
NJ January at II O'Clock tract If about OF Land
longing !" Tue estate Of the late Henry Haynes lying
county oi campbell near Gamblers Mountain miles
nom ynehnorg The land Ia valuable because of la prosm
NV 10 and Of Its IRE wood For particulars apply
la MI y D. Haynes at Friends Ware House Al the same
time and place Will also sch Of Citizens Saving
Bank Stock '
TkhAs-for the land credit OF and ~ months occurred hy
negotab'c notes satisfactorily endorsed retention
months and the security negotiable note as abovr
WIN. T. YANCEY Com'r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

uJOLllNGiBROOK MA - Il l. Petersburg
- VANOTlCEIn taking charge Of the above cstablah
ment would most respectfully solicit continuance Of the
patrons Hotel and icA&s ask them -
call and My table shall alwaysbe spread with anshe
dccaces The alattentive The
entire shall the best attention thrt mas
My will that the ladies who pstronizs the Hotel
shall every gratied and all ask share q bust
The furnished In the best STYLE and - To-
Gated quiet part Of the city My Omnibus will always Be
al the different depots customcrsto carry them
aud fro JOSEPH L. CAkRiNGTON,
~ 3Od&cts Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09
Fam erCi OLse0Uies.

The funeral If Hon. }. McP. Berrien, took
pa q at Savannah. Ga, on Thursday afternoon
y meeting of citizens took place in the morning.
when resolutions of respect for the deceased
we're adopted. The flags of the shipping in the
barbour were displayed at hafmast and the mill
try Of Savannah raraded. Bishop Elliott, of
Ga, read the funeral service.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09
ARRIVALS AT THE
l.. AZ INN Ii sAaa An Ii Asnnnal .

Wn. h in ytOW UIOW-c.--.11. SncnI a To-. fr0Nrs
JAN. "a Burton. Salem Saml Simpson, ely: Nilii1m
Lindsey, Va Tenn r. II Smith, Liberty; 7 Cobs. Jhs
pettigrew, Va & Tenn r X, WIN Hannah, citts Mm \
Lee Campbe Denmead. Bait; Jno T Whaling iAhch.
hurg Lennon. Campbell; Il Anderson, Roekbrig',
Cyod. Pulaski; Miss Sarah Moore, Wythe co; Bon
sack billiard D orr Roanoke w Carroll and Lady
Lynchburg; Tbos Wilkinson, Chas Andrews. Bedford;
plIunter, Campbell; Wright Bedford John safe Liber-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09
MARRIED.

At Emory. Wednesday, the 18th u, by Rey. Lousi.
D. WILLIAM 5. WILEY and Miss MARY F.. daughter q" 10
,eph w. Davis Esq, all of w ashngton county
At Timber Grove, Va on the 9th nit. 10y Rev. James
King Mr. Y. KEERLER and Miss MoLLIE G. CANNON
On the LIST january by Rev f. w Roach, w r. GRKFsr,
Lynchburg Miss j. THoRsToN daughter uf Thomas
II. Thornton. Of Charlotte county. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

New YORK. Jan. 8.
Flour dropping. State s. so; Ohio % IS;
Southern SO 81.
Wheat firm. White SO lS: red So
Corn--mixed 93 cents.
Nirgi 6's OBJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

BALTIMORE. Jan. g.
Flour firm. Howard and Ohio 80 50; City
Mills held at the same.
Corn--yellow 7S to zoe; white as to 7ac.
Nothing doing in Wheat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

VALUABLE FARM FOR AALE.-As admin.
of Gerald Alexander decd and by authority OF
his will will Thursday, the cath January 1886, the
premises IL o'clock NJ sell public auction to the highest
bidder upon credit l2 ~ months the valuable tract Of
land in Campbell county which the said Alexander resided
The is situated about 10 miles from Lynchburg the
Iynchburg Salem Turnpkeabout miles by good road
from the Forest Depot and contains by recent survey 500
fraction Of which about leo Woodland
about 80 fine meadow land and the whole tract easily
susceptible of high state of Improvement The residence Is
handsome with comfortable and commodi
DWELLIG OIS and the requisite out houses and the
produce large of grain and
grass those engaged In agricultural
pursuits.
security will be required for the purchase
money the title will be retained further security
-ROBT. DAVIS, Admir-,
with the will annexed, Of
dee 30 Sc2ta,ds8d Gerard Alexander, deed.
Ram hlican
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09


APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES
The preceding and the succeeding numbers those
winning the first 300 Prizes entitled Pri
z above
The payment of all Prizes guaranteed by the State of
Maryland.
All Tickets In the Lotteries authorized by the State Ma
ryland bear the Autographed signature Of ~ X brennan,
General Agent for the Contractor"
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
There 30 900 Tickets numbered from 10000 There
900 Prizes The numbers from corresponding
with chose the tickets printed separate slips of paper.
rolled and cncled with small tubes placed
wheel Tho amounts Of the different 100 full prizes al
rolled In The and placed another wheel
The 800 Approximation Prizes decided ms above.
After revolving the wheels number Is drawn out Of the
wheel Of numbers and Mt the time drawn from the
Prize wheel by boys who bndfoied These opened
and exhibited the audeneehe bding credited
drawn by the Commissioner This operation
peatcd till nil the Prizes drawn out,
Persons wishing particular numbers send their orders
early, with instructions what to do In they sold
The drawing Will be promptly sent to all purchasers
PRICE OF TICKETS
Wholes $40; Halves 5; Quarters $50 Fights l,25
Address orders for Tickets to Y. X. Brennan.
doc IN Ralf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-The Democratic com
mt'ee met to-day and appointed the first Mon
day in June for holding the National Conven-
ton at Cincinnati.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

LNEnrooL.-Wh declined I'd. White is
quoted at Is. Cd n rs. 2J. Southern Flour
AS Cd. Corn has declined in consequence of
large arrivals from ireland and the Black Sea.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09
SALES BY AUCTION,
FUTURE DAYS.
NOTICE


NOr1CE.--lw obedience - % deercc or the
~ County Court 81 Nelson the 26h day OF
November less tho Of Camden and others again Lag
admir- of Watt Camden. deed the undersigned Com
missioner appointed for the purpose. WILL the second
Of Nelson se TO tho highest bidder credit Of SIX
money. ONE Ill NDRED AND SEVENTY FOUR ACRES
OF LAND being the Mansion House Tract Of Land belong
INK the estate Of Watt Camden decd And the third
county sell In like and upon like terms THIRTEEN
belonging sold situated also In the county Of MI
known tho Mountain Tract The widow holds % the
right tho possession much her death
viii he required the purchase money of both tracts and
required w pay expenses Of the sale The
lands great value, aud the attention Of the public Is
viad % them. STERLING CLAIBORNE
dee ctl7th Jan
~. HALL AND CHURCH FOR hAuE.-
w. by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Campbell
county. pronounced It's last term In the case OF
GsisA "Pearnan Alaxandcr, VIII sell by way of
public auction highest bidder. the BRICK CHURCH
HALL of the Sons OF Temperance at Campbell Court
House MONDAY tho 18th day of January next Chat be
Ing Court day AT said Court House
rfHusiA credit Of twelve and eighteen months equal
instruments be secured by negotiable satisfactorily
dorsed the title retained until the purchase all
paid N H. CAMPBELI., Scomr.
dec diiScwtl ithjan G H. SLAUGHTER, )