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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-05
ARRIED

BY Rev. +. w. Branch. w. +. GREENE, of Iynchbnrg, to
Mss u j. Thornton, daughter of 7. IL. Thornton Esq, of
fharlotte county, Va.
Married on the 2d inst. by Rev. VIM. II. Mathews. Mr.
fHEonoRE L. CRAWFORD, Of Lynchburg to Miss VICTORIA
MARTIN, of Liberty.
Married 1T the residence of John G.. Pole, Esq, on Tuesday
ha LIST. inst, by Rev. VIM. S. White, ID. d. Mr.. CHARLES
of Wisconsin, to Miss LIZZIE BOYD, of Lexington.
on the lat. by the Rev. W. NJ McElwer, Mr.. WILLIAM
T5RD. to Miss MARY ANN. daughter of James Madison Moore,
Rockhffdge county.
BY Rev. W. NJ. MeElwee, on the 90 inst. Mr.. JOHN II.
Idrt. To Miss ELIZABETH J. daughter of Henry s. Smith
r Of Rorkbridge county.
on the 10Th of December by Rev. L. Il. Anderson, Mr.. WIN.
LEE. to Miss MARY JANE LovERNs. all of Montgomery coun-
y
On tive same day, by the same, Mr.. GEORGE A. WALTERS.
J.. to Miss MARY ANN WILLIS. all of Montgomery county.
On Thursday, the Goth of December, by Rev. William II
hendleton, QurS NJ WORD, Esq, of the city OF Richmond, to
MARY 5. MeCLANEHAS, of Roanoke county.
on the same dav, by the Rev. John Eller. Mr. WM. a. RYos.
Miss ELIZABETH CLIFF, all of the same county.
ON the same day, by the same, Mr.. JONI W. MCCOY, to
Mss LOUISA FURGusoS, all of the same county.
On the cath Of December. BY Rev Cl,rk r. Campbell, Mr..
, 1sIAa FgRausos, u Miss SUSAN GARaos, all of the same
county.
On the LIST day Of tnuarv, 1856, by -. Nj. WILLIAM f.
& ILEsPIt, 10 Miss MARY J. DEATos, all of thesame county.
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] 900 Prizes, = = amounting TO - =
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

900 Prizes, = = amounting TO - = S11O 900
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the two succeeding numbers to II os
winning the first 200 Prizes, are entitled to Approximation Pr
YES rs above.
The paymcnt Of MI Prizes is guaranteed by the State of
MARYLAND.
All Tickets in tho Lotteries authorized by the State of Ma
ryland, bear the Autographed signature of -. X. Brennan,
General Agent for The Contraetnr'
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
There are 10000 Tickets, numbered from to 10000. There
are 900 Prizes. The numbers from to 10000 corresponding
with chose on the tickets. printed on separate slips of paper,
are rolled up and eneircled with small tin tnbos and placed ia
one wheel. The amounts of the different 900 full prizes are al
so rolled mp in the same manner and placed In another wheel
The 800 A approximation Prizes are lccbfed as above.
After revolving tho wheels u number Ia drawn out uf the
wheel Of numbers, and at the same time one is drawn from the
Irzo wheel by boys who are blindiolded These 4 opened
and exhibited to the audience-thc prize hhng credited To the
number drawn By the Commissioner. This operation is re-
peAfed till all the Prizes are drawn out,
Persons wishing particular numbers must send their orders
early. with instructions what to d. In case they are sold.
The drawing will be promptly sent to NIL purchasers.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Wholes SO; liaite IS s; Quarters 400; Fights LES.
Address orders for Tickets TO i. X. FIREMAN..
dec l9-lm Hallimore Nd
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Arrest ofFupifipe Siorps.


Six slaves. four men and two women, fugitives
from Virginia, having with them two spring wag-
ons aud four horses, came TO Hoods mill, on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. near the dividing
line between Frederick and Carroll counties. on
Christmas day. After feeding their animals,
one of them told n Mr., Dixon whence they came;
believing them to be f~ugitives, he spread the a.
larm, and some eight or ten persons gathered
round to arrest them, but the negroes, drawing
revolvers and bowie knives, kept their assailants
nj bay. until five of the party succeeded in esca.
ping in one of the wagons, and as the last one
jumped on a horse to escape, he was fired at, the
load taking effect in the small of the back. He
at once surrendered. was brought to this city and
lodged in prison, where he received the skilful
surgical aid of DIR. J. J.. Moran. the attending
physician, who EXTRACTED II number of bird shot
from the wound. The prisoner says he belongs
to Charles w. Simpson, Esq. of Fanquier coun-
ty, Virginia. and ran away with the others on
the preceding evening. We learn that another
of the negroes was captured in Carroll county
aud brought to this city on Friday EVENING" by
Mr.. VIM. Mltten, who arrested him in Westmin-
ster. His name is Joe, and says he belongs to
Mr.. Adams Of Loudou county, Va. Joe's feet
are badly injured from frost bite.-Frederick
md Eraminer.
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Tao Children Burnt TO Death.

PiTrsuRG. Jan, 2.-Last night a frame dwell
ling occupied by the family of John Kregan. at
Temperanceville, near Pittsburg, was destroyed
by fire. with all its contents. Two children perish
ed in the flames. being literally burnt to Il Gin
der. Two other children were thrown out of a
window by their grandmother. who afterwards
saved herself by jumping. There were but
slightly ininird. Mr.. kregan vas absel. at
tending the Orphans Fair at this city.
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Congrossionla

Congfessionla
In the House, Mr. Boyee made u personal ex-
PLANTATION. He thought. and frequently express
cd the opinion. that circumstances ARE h%urrying
us almost irresistably TO a disruption. lie saw.
with profound regret, a great party formed at
the North based singly on the idea of hostility to
the institutions of the South. I'VE here omit a
portion of Mr.. BIS remarks, not being able to DO.
cipher them, If that party obtained posses sion
ot the Government, and he believed it would,
dlsunion would be the inevitable result. lie did
not desire this. God forbid it,
Mr.. Allison said there was no disposition to
war on the Slave States; but merely to oppo SO
the extension of slavery.
First ballot, Banks, I0i; Richa rdson 70; Full
ler3i Pennington. 6; Scattering 3.
Another ballot was had with precisely the same
result.
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Tho Cause oft.

1t is said among those usually well Informed on
such points. that the President determined in Cab
Jet council on As recently as Saturday night last,
to send in the mos age Immediately The En-
gli.h Parliament is soon to assemble and it was
judged of the utmost Importance to the future of
our relations with Britain, that the position of
this government npon the questions in issue with
her should be thoroughly and correctly y compre-
trnded in London on the meeting Of the English
-Udsh, Star.
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Mississippi Bridge at Rock Island Dorm.

On the PA ultino, says the Rock Island IN
Argus the ice broke up its rapids carrying away
the tress,l work used for the raising the first
span of the great railroad bridge acrosst The Mis-
si>sippi, nad breaking down and nearly running
the span which had been raised. This span was
nearly completed, except putting in the iron
bolts, and rested on thr tressel work used for
raising it. The loss must be quite heavy npon
the contractors. Messrs. Stone x Blolner, as the
whole must be taken down aud rebuilt,
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Iyucb Lam IA Massnch

I'll. vouny ,or, IF New Mariborn', Mass. nn
SATURDAY. evening. attacked Il hauSc t"nil,b arilv
occuriel Ivy Mr.. Warner. IT rriurard Calit"rt an
and Mrs. Leonard, gave each IL coat "f tar amt
feathers, and rode them an Il rail. In" i"ws-
un,,er- If ,he nrighbnrilooi aPpr"v- of TIA" lynch
ilr. Bath Warner and Mr.. LEONARD have fam
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FUTURE DAYS.
SALE or HEAL E.TAr IN CAnp.ELI.

~ AND OF NINE SHARES OF CITIZENS SAVINGS
bAsk sfoeh In pursuance OF decree OF the Hastings Court
the Guy OF Lynehhnrg, shall, AS special commissioner, sll
NJ ,npiie auction, al the Market House, on Saturday The 18th
oil january, AT IL O'clock, n tract Of about 10 acres OF Land be.
iongms u the estate of the late Henry 4. HAYNES, lying In the
county of Campbell, near Gamblers Mountain, all ~, / mlier
rom Lynehnnrg Tho land is valuable because of lis prosih.
iy 10 lynehbnrg and of is fire. wood For particulars apply
to Mr. T. u. Haynes, at Friends Ware House. Al the same
time and place, ! will also sell 9 shares of Citizens Savings
bank Stock.
Trims For the land. credit oi q and l9 months. secured by
negotiable notes, satisfactory, endorsed, and the retention Of
~ utle oh'l purchase money paid For tho stock, credit Of
1 months and the security of a negotiable note ms above.
WY. Il NANlIN. Z ON u
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Died ON tho aNh OF Dccember, at the residence of his mother.
Mr GEORGE DEAMsTERs. in the 33d year of his age.
Died, al his residence. in Isoekbridge county, on Saturday
te 9th of Deosmoer, MI. JAMES WILSON, and old an highly
respectable citizen.
Died in this place. on Wednesday the Goth inst, in the S0th
,ef of her age. Mr.. Lucy LASDoS MINOR, relict of the late
.Gcprral John Minor.
i twas the writer's privilege to enjoy the near acquaintance of
tMs excellent woman. In her disposition seemed combined
Fl that was gentle and good; the most fond and devoted Of
hletlrrs; a firm and never failing iriend and such an iNnstra-
an as she gave of the power Of pure religion to sanctify the
lfa anl eharcter OF is possesser, was beautiful to behold. Her
Past DAYS were spent in extreme weakness and much suffering,
ut. The Conqueror of Death and the Grave was her comfort
md support. For her the Dark Valley and Shadow of
Death had no terror, and over her the Grave can claim no
fctory. Her saintcd spirit has gone home to the bosom other
'pd. Her memory needs no monument of stone, for her name
\ 11llowrd in the hearts of hundreds to whom She was a con
4 ant benefaetress aud remains n household word wherever
o most exalted pictv and disinterested beneVolence arc APP
+ tiated.-Fred ricksbarQ Recordtr.
. Died at Halesf7rd. Franklin county, Va, on the 18th Of Nov.
-, Mrs. CAsSASDR WILSON, in the 9th year of her age.
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CoiftuBlA. s. C.. Jan. ) 1t has been raining
,,er,. nltno t continuously for two weeks past
The river /, very fall, and great apprehen-lons
are entertained of a destructive fre-liet. The
rain has been falling in torrents for the last ~
Ia nnrs. and ,till continnps.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-05

AuGusrA. ME Jan. 3-Thr Legislature" "t
this state m"t here ye-terity. Ia" senate
CHOSE Col. NJ. Merrill. Democrat. Pr"sidrut; and
m. ,n.r elected Josiah Little, II straight
Wing, speaker. The II ion of the Old I'm" Dem
ocruts and straight Wings il nov complete.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-05
F'rightful Double Murder at Uoodbridge, CT

New HAVEN. Jan. 2.-Two murders were
committed at Woodbridge. 6 miles from this city
yesterday. by Charles Sanford, an insane man,
about 25 years old.
1t is supposed that he was in the woods. chop
ping. and that when he came out he killed Enoch
Sperry. who was riding by in his sleig,. Mr..
Sperry's head was cut of. He was the father Of
n. =. Sperry Secretary of State.
Sanford then went to the house of Ichabod Un-
btrfici1, u farmer, and killed him with his nxe.
Sanford is in Jail. lie appears to be a raving ma-
nian.
He is the nephew of Alelncron Sanford. who
was one of the Wahemnnites arrested on . sUspi-
cion Of ccnnection with the recent murder of JUS
tus Matthews.
Sanford has been two or three times at the in
sanec Retreat. To-day he is muttering II sense
less jargon with occasional oaths..
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VALuaa.E FARr Rox sALE.-As adm

FARM EOK admin
' istrator Of Gerald Alexander, decd. and by authority Of
his will / will. on Thursday, the path january. 1886, UPON the
premises, nj IL orinck, NJ sell At pnblic auction, To the highest
bidder, upon a credflof6 II a II months tbr valuable tract 81
land In Campbell enuntN on which the said Alexander resided.
The Tract is sltla tod asatl 10 miles from L~ynchburF, on the
Lyncihurg & Ssirm futHpikc-nhnnt 4 miles By n good road
from the Forrest Depot, and contains by n recent survey, $50
acres aud a fraction, of which about lPD acres are wood land
about 80 acres fine meadow land and the wholei tract is easily
susceptible of a high state of improvement. The residence Is a
handsome country seat, with n comfortable and very comuodi-
Gus DNELIIG HOUSE. and the requisite ont houses, and the
faria, from lis canaelty to produce large crops of grain and
grass, observes the attention Of those engaged In agricultural
pursuits.
Approved personal security will he required for the purchase
money and the tftlr viii be retained rs further security.
RoBI. J DAVIS, Admir-,
with the will annexed, of
doc 3Udkc&tatdssd221 81 Gerard Alexander, decd.
g Republican copy.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.

@@
SSs.s ot' WEAs p0rsManc ~
- a desfee OF the Circuit Court of Lynehhnrg I shall as
commissioner In said derfee named. sell on tho premises on
"a the 9th DAY Of January. nj 1 o'clock L. NJ at
nnbiie auction, upon a credit Of d & la months. twa aeres II
NAtaNI GROUND. situated In the corporation Of Lynch
nnfH' on Main street. nearly oppottte Capt SAM McCorkles.
Nesetthhle noiea satisfactorily endorsed for equal portions Of
the purchase money Will be required. and The title retained un.
I'll The las, payment BIZ made.
WM, T. NANCEY Con'r.
dec j-d2tmtds
AAbE OF HGAb. Trustees in
- n deed Of trust made To us by Wm. u Terry, we will sell,
on ~sATlkDAf, the 9th day Of January, lssa,. at public ane-
ton on tile premises, n HOUSE AND Lpr, containing one
aero OF ground, In the city Of I%ynohhnre, near the residence Of
samuel McCorklo, Esd, upon n credit of four, eight and twelve
months. The sale viii take place at o'clock. 4 NJ.
JDlN d. l.. GOOGLE lrm,.
dee u dsawtaih Jan JAMES V. KNIGHT, '''""'
Hi SLAVES NJ !.
decree Of tho Circuit Court Of t%.ynehhurg In the case Of
head vs. Gafland, Ae, | will, on Saturday the 9TH inst, nj the
Market House, sell "A very likely slave, named Tom, belonging
To the estate Of X II, Warwick. iee'd. lie Is about 81 years OF
age, aud Ia both a field and a factory hand.
jan 2dNctia RoUr J. DAVIS com'r
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By
petah Of a Member Of the Legislature

ian. i.-Wm. II. Harding. dele
gate from Lancaster and Northumberland coun-
ties, died ut the Powhatan House this afternoon
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M Gtnamn.
No Steamer
There are no signs of the Steamer at Now York
The Markets

The Markets.
NEW York, Jan. 4th.
Flour is lower. Ohio S. Is; Southern 50 10.
Wheat is declining. Prices nominal.
Corn, firm at 81 cents.
Virginia Is 96 cts.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 18th.
Flour is firm. Howard Street and City Mills
SO GO.
Wheat is unchanged.
: Corn slightly improved; white nnd yellow ~
to 70 cents.
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SALE-We offer for rent privately until Tuesday, the
18th dry # January, The large aud we'll arranged TOBACCO
FACTORY of +. L. Dudley. II not rented privately before
that day. 1t will then b. offered for rent nj publir auction. on
the premises, At the same time and place, we Will offer for
sale ali the FIXTURES heretofore used by said Dndl.y-
These FiNturrs are 10 excellent condition, aud well worthy the
attention of manufacturers consisting In part If n Presses. 4
large number of Mill, Bands, Srginenis, " rcnchos, aud In
fact cs ry thing necessary 10 the prosecution of m extensive
business. To anv one shp would desire 10 rent the house the
FixtaTts would he SOLD at bargain, and on liberal terms. TO
any one dcsirias to cnsafein the business this property offers
a splendid opportunity.
PLEASANT PRESTON. lr,....
EBND - CHRISTIAN, ''a'
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~a,4. u. ~CsR1sTlAS. Af'orny al law,
al a.. IL, ~ f,sss,nnl srrrrtA to mig t1euiS, anu rue pup
,ar,lfv' lie viii ,iactice IN the Z arts / Anhetst Ap.
Ion iiyx. i.rnrhburg VI Nelson,
rAt jrtss.-ALLES's Ntf AhA"rst "fH'y' VI
IN "a. , tcfaENuIi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-05

LNDR SA1E.-SlHltou Bonds Of the Virginia nnd Ten
Z nossee Railroad Company, hearing & per cent. interest,
principal and interest payable in Nrw York, and secured by
a second mortgage upn the entire Road and all the assets of
tlr Company.
These securities are regarded as Of the hrsi class, and " III be
sold AT a price TO command the attention of every capitalist.
Full information of the present condition and future prospects
ef the Road Will be furnished by us upon application.
june lldScts. PETERS SPENCE & co.
NEW OOk y, fame, articles, Ac.-Just rocciv.
~ ed at LANGHOR%E 4 WALHt'pS New Book store.
opposite the Citizens Savings Bank:
Shskspeart's Works, 4 vols hulfTurks, So
full Turkey, Sheep and Cloth;
Theirs Napoleon;
Chambers Works;
WarvcFlcy Norvcls, 70 vols:
Encyclopedia AMERICANA. u vols, $22;
Btron, in fWil Turkey cloth and sheep;
Frtscotts Philip ii of spain;
lipptucotts Gazetteer of HE World, 2 vols;
Rollins Ancient History, 1 wis, haf Turkey;
The Queen Of England before the Conquest,
Mary Queen Of SCOTS;
Cumming W orkS
TrenrA On the study of Words;
Font's Sketches OF Va;
Great Truths; by Great Authors
The Feds ra}ist;
The Testimony q an Escaped Novice;
Memoir III s. :. prentiss;
Together with II large collection, Blank Books Music, hu.
s;cal instruments AMI sHne beautiful sngraslngs.
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- GuANO SOWER-We confidently recommend this Ma
chine to farmers. Having bnt little machinery, 1t is durable
and easily kept in order, and sows regularly any quantityo
Grain or Guano desired. Frank Rufip, Esq, Editor Of tn
SpnthTH Planter, thus comments on II;
we are SO perfectly convinced OF It's great value In effrient
working capacity. ehoapnoss, durability and simplicity Of con-
sifuetion, that Ne do not hesitate to fccommendit to the public
IA thing which il Is known we do not often venture upon
Again, one hon SO works tho machine with perefect ease. II
saws a breadth of ten feet ms fast as a horse can walk, and
carrying two bushels at a time, does not require as many stop
pages as are necessary by a man who seeds by hand. Tho
seeding, too, Is entirely independent of the wind, and was done
with us as well during very high winds, which prevailed most
At tho time asdnring a calm, because the seed are delivered
So close 10 tho ground. We not only recommend the machine,
therefore, to every farmer, but we urge them TO buy 1t, not on
Mr. Seynour5 account, who Is nothing to us, but their own"
TI0S. BRANCH a. SONS,
s.p tpta Sola A venfe for Detarshnrv
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Han. JHas. H. B,yig.

The .tlpxnniria Sentinel. ri yesterday learns
np good authority. that the health on Jn'-r i't-
lvni Vir-iuia, j. II I I'M ,raving. aud that m con-
,u.,c.. b4 inirn.!s 10 re,isn hi- sat in Con-
lrr,--
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uO = II l., Petersburg
ID VA-SOTicE.-1n taking charge Of the above establish
nrntl would most respectfully solicit 4 continuance of the
former patrons of tho Hotel; and to my friends, / ask them to
call and see me, Ny table shall always be spread with all the
deleaeies of the season. The servants are all attentive. The
entire establishment shall have thu best attention thrt I am mas.
ter Of My wife will see that the ladies who patronizs the Hotel
shall have every wish gratifed, and all l ask Is n share of basil
ness, The house is furnished In tho very best style, and Is lo-
Gated in II quiet part of the city. My Omnibus will always be
nj The different dcpots to attend customers-to carry them
aud fro. JOSEPH l.. G~A2RINGTON,
j 30d&cis Proprietor
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~ decree of the Circuit Court for the Corporation Of
i%4ynchburg. pronounced an thy 22h day Of November. lfa5, in
the suit OF "sholten vs. Shelton" ! viii proceed, rs Gomnis.
sdher, ON Saturday, tho 9TH Inst to sll at the Mar ket House
in r~ynfhhnrg five ~ six likely NoEro,s an Il credit of six
months, negotiable paPsr satisfactorily endorsed
jan dds II. blSNiN0TbN, Gum'r
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$1lO.OOO!!!
y MARYLAND IOTTERY
To be drnsym on the IlANANA EI.AN.

MAsAGEHs' OFFICE OF TIE MAHYLANpl
LOTTERIES, Baltimore, Dec. l. 1855
The Managers of th. MARY land Lotteries having Ind IL sng.
gestcd that the plan OF drawing the HAVANA LorIkiuFs has
Its favories, and being desireus to crafty the public, have
concluded to draw i LOTTERY ON THE HAYANA Ian
on the third SATURDAY In eneh month.
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W. y
AND PERSONAL fRorERrY.-As trustees In n deed
of trust, mals by David II. Lyman, on the aoh day Of May,
100, VIII sell, AZ public auction in the city sf I%snehburr. ON
inosdn} the 10th of January, 1856, the following property con,
ef In said deed, toFwlt; Tho House and lot now occupied by
said Lyman as a family residence, situated On Court House
iiMi, al the corner of Fourth or Court House street and Friends
alley, one aefce of ground, with a double BRICK TENE.
MEN thereon, In or near the city, and adjoining the tobacco
factory lot Of Mcdaniel, Hurt \ Preston, also, all the
said Lyman inieres, tbeing his life estate) in the large prftk
Tenement al the corner OF Main 81 aud Friends alley now oe-
enpied by Mckinney a Bass and 7, u. Jennings; also, all tho
said | ymsns Household and Kitchen Furniture, of every de.
scnption, on the premises, now occupied by him, and some
ofwhieh is very valuable, consisting, In part of fine mahogs-
ny tables, chairs and sotas, beds and beisiea1s, carpets, mir
rows, Ae, and one fine PIANO. The sale of tn. real estate
VIII take place, upon or near the premises respectively, COM
ineSeihg nj the tenement occupied by Mckinney Is lass, aud
the personal property will be SOLD nj the tenement occupied by
the said Lyman.
TtRMse-fhe real estate will be sold npon a credit of ais
fwelYc and eighteen months, for equal instalnents of the pur-
chhse money secured by negotiable notes, satisfactorily On.
dorsed, aud with the interest from the day of sale, md the title
will also be retained ms further security until the whole of the
purchase money shall have been paid The personal property,
except a. to small amounts, will be sold upon n credit Of four
months, for negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed.
JNp. L. GDBtllN, Trustee.
dee 2l-dsatTue&W edtds SMonbs
GALE OF si.AyEs-Acssmg II. Communications
made at Its December term, lsa5, Ia The case of Parrish, 81,
Is Parrish &ei the undersigned will on TUESDAY. the 18th
ot lperefnllcT, sell. 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash, NJ Amherst
Courthouse, FIVE NEaRoES-eonsistln of two men and
three women. These Slaves are likely and valuable, aud the
attention Of thoso desiring to purchase such Toporty Ia spo.
eiaily invited X. A. GoGlllit.
JAS. + COLEMAN, eoinrs.
dec l9hsei2tth HENRY LOVING,
The above sale Ia postponed until the alsi January mex, that
being court da. no. A, GoGIlIL1,
JAS T. Com r.
HENRY LOVING,
doc ~ ,11s
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Fna"rsi Soticc.-fhe funeral sermon Of the late VIII
I m W. tABktL will he preached NJ the fanrth street hetho-
list Church, On next Sunday. at II O'Clock. Liam ilfSun