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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

Hiram Pearson, of California, is now travelling
in Europe Recent foreign letters say that, hav-
ing arrived at Vienna, he applied to the proper
authorities for permission 10 inspect the. govern
ment buildings. lie was refused ON the ground
That no one but member of the European Con
grcss of Scicnce,thcn in session in Vienna could
he admitted. fhorcupon he appealed to be re
eoiyrd in the Congress IL II member, stating that
his diploma had been destroyed by the great con
migration in san Francisco. This demand was
complied with, and he was treated with the great
est consideration by all themembers Of the body
except the Arehduke Charles. who took exception
Ia his admission he had no dimluma. Col.
Pearson feeling himself aggrieved at the manner
in which the Arckdu<c's objections were ma1e
challenged HIM whrrcupon the ArcEduke des
oended from his dignity apology sed,eXplaned, aud
all was satisfactorily settled Col. Pearson was
admitted to the chair of Surgery and named a
Vice President of the Congress-
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We have mentioned that Mr.. Franoi, Tiernaa.
wei known Democrat. was on the speaker,
SIAM al the >anderson Sympathy meeting at NJ
tione Hall ON Saturday night 1t nnneor. Lo
went there to hear Reverdy johnson. the rpeps.
SAINT Wing, apologize for his apo>tacv, mistakia,
the place designated. which was Concert llaIl -
While there, Col William d. Lewis, Jr.. zeal
Gus straight out Fillmore man. also came imam
the stage and seeing Mr.. Herman there shoos
Inn warmly by The hand and congratulated him
gp"N Mr'nE seen IA such goody COMPANY. Mr.
l. SIN 10 The dark oppressed hi. joy at the anna.
rent conversion ri the Colonel, and a very anu.
.,hE 'q9N'qos sfnnrrod between themuuiileren.
tuay the mistake was discovered. and f,i.,,l -:
srnan shook etf tn dust from the soles nf l..
feet anu l't' tho meeting. -- P4iladeipbi1 Soo
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Bilious Diseases long gss ofany kind will find
Curriers' spanish Mxture the only remedy which will revive
their raopug constitutions, esprl al bad hnmofs from the
blood the liver prompt aud healthy action and by
It's tne properties restore the patient to life and Yigor
We only It. single bottle is worth all tho so
called Sarsapalas II Mercury OPT
other poisonous drug, and can be given
to the youngest infant Without hesitation
the certificates wonderful aroun the bottles
More than Ave hundred persons the City of Richmond Va
testify its good effects See advertisement.
la
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

under the of oisagreeable breath
when by using the balm 4 THOUSAND FLOWERS n
dcnfiee would only render sweet but leave the teeth
alabastcrt Many do know their brcathis
bud, hect delicate their friends will
mcntoni single drop Balm your tooth brush
and wash your teeth night and morning fifty cent bottle
viii laa
Boaunl Compc Mon may easily be acquired by using the
"Btm of Thousand Flowers II will remove tan pimpes
ccles the skin leaving of soft and oseate hue.
towel pour drops and wash the face
night and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsYWet your shaving brush in either
cold two three drops nf Balm of
Thousand Flowers" rub the beard we'll and it viii make
lahcI muc facilitating the operation of shaving
Price Gully Fifty beware of eounterieits None genuine
unless signed by W p FETRIDGE " co.
giGms Franklin Square. New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

German Aboiitionists supporting buchanan.
The telegraph brought US the following pre-
cious piece of information Saturday night,
NEw YoRK, Nov. Tins GERMAN AnolirIovlsrs
OF THIS CITY, pARrIsANs or GrRRFr SMITH uAtf
REsoLyED TO surroHr BucnANAN As morn RFLIABLf
PERSON TO FURTHER rnsR OBJECTS THAN FREMoNrl
What say the people of the South, Of Virginia
of Lynohburg to that BUCHANAN BETTER CAL
CuLATED TO FURTHER THE OBJECTS OF THE INFA-
NOUS GERRET SMITH, x Co, TiiANFRnMoNr. SO
say the Germans of New York.
Qusry.-lf such is the case, is not MIILARp
FILLMORE the man for the Soutb-the man for
the Union-the man for the voters of Lynch.
burg? ANSWER AT THE POLLS TO DAY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

We published yesterday full accounts of Walk
ef's two recent battles at Massaya and era
dr. the result of which, nm exchange rcmai k..
cannot but add materially 10 the prestige of tho
FitiLBusTER regime in Nicaragua The Go stu
Rcans, and tho disaifected Nioaragunns who raj.
lied under their banner, were, evidently resolv.
ed 10 strike, at Massaya aud Granada such IA
blow they believed would drive Walker from
the country; aud finally nnnihiatc North Amer
ican influence in Nicaragua but tho bad success
which has attended their efforts, by this time,
must convince them, that Yankee vaor is stern
or stuff than they took il to be.
Walkers loss compared with that Of his oppo-
nents, who sad to have outuumbered him
three to one. is put down at n riaiculously small
figure, hut making due allowances for eXaglqe-
ra,ons on the part of his official organ mud Other
interested sources il i-jmposehc to resist the
conclusion now, that he Is .'permuncnt insli-
tuition" in Central America. And having sur
yived and overcome the ''wnrs. postilences and
and famines," which have beset him for the nst
two years, with new recruits pouring in every
day, we really cannot see that he has much 10
fear from the future. The desperate valor hc
and his men exhibited brilliantly and effective
~ Mt Massnya aud Grenada, will be quite Likely
to indisposo his enemies l. bring it into action
again, in hurry, if they Gun helpt.
The ncws of Walkers victories at Massaya and
Granada, wns eegrnphod, 10 New Orleans, from
the s. w. Pass, soon tho "Tennassee''
reached the Belize. 1t created great sensation,
may. downright excitement, followed by ~
general rejoicing. Extras were issued from the
pienyune office, and for awhile nothing else
talked thought of. Tho photographic
headings which the newspapers givcto the news,
j. an index To the public feeling. The Crescent
exclaims:--
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i n-E.sT..HMrN.r, ,,.: ,...r,.t.,.-

W fAhe liberty At calling the attention "t our i',
customers TO our supply Of Neck Ornaments g" =,
c9 81 Inherent patterns ~ h Goit cross attached dr.
"" ''N 81 t"ld Bracelets PLAIN tanIs and engraved 'at
very ie' ana beautiful together something very p's
ana pffttEln way II N aui Glass Bracelets Tor miniature
h'hesser W have atsa Frr,sud lot hair brtds il
ssst clasps - Yrt Is tho bracelet clasps themselves Hh
W. 80 make up at very short notice Also sonnet u- "
Haltt IN the shape of Y, lyCi kIl hrl TIus t3
We s}et an early call above articles very tsei
and ani IS we are much mistaken WI oil speedily.
oct lis SlI.NIt,# TIIts..S tIIttI
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DANCING AND wALTzrsG ACADEMy.

ny w. u III Il ETt ltspcCtfnIy announces 10 IN.
yEH> yhchburs and vicinity, that his second of
u'i'",' III me above elegant accomplishment Will CON.
'.''d lut lIh OF November at the Warwick House
Every variety OF Fancy Dance win be introduced As TAUGHT
nf MI H. torie', l.. Gillespie himself the late
ID utiuIerc schools
Particular attention will be paid to the instruction Of chi
lite Art. 90 NM ' -
tAH-l'or the session of Twenty four Lessons SO eo
hfe OF TutTtuNFor Young Ladies' Mss,, and Master.
'ha e'r"iys from 10 Z ocIuck and saturday mornings
rom L" ~ clock and same evenings from 6uclorh.
: 10 10 O'Clock '' - -
pls or at the Hall
Persons wishing take lessons will call on me at the
NIX ii"uSe between now and the 10th November
MI b. comes well recommended from Abingdon and InxnE
49,, - lly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

strong IA the throbbinr hca4t- OF tho great mus
e. lHaf theeo free burning Z '- y I'll FIlr'fe#
a. was the desire Of the fire wot shippers to kinde
bright the crnckeling pile cousecrated to the
sun
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

4 PcrfuWcd Brcnth.-What lady or gentleman would
labor under the disagrreablc breat WHEN
DpWbENS DENTAL FLUID il will not only ron Ter il.
but make the teeth white ainhaster. pro- tooth
ache and them decay. Recommended by dou
lists md ply sicians everywhere.
beautiful Complexion may be attained by its II
pmfles tan, reckles renders the SKIN and boaU
l bu4fnga rich roeae hue 1t is the cosmetic
ever tHaHn. Inning free from tl iWuu'u4 Httsf lcr 5t
cents For saeby SIko TIER y WHITEHEAD,
SFABl.GR y JONES.
SIS and Druggists eNrrY where
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04
90 r T. \ i BAIT LES!
TuE MAN on DESTINY TNISupIsA>p
NicRrnguU'- Future S..urc!"

Even the stnid, steady bee shouts, as if in
nn ecstacy,
THE COALITION ANNnuLATEDm
The Commercial Bulletin is likewise iuhilant
"Grca, Battles it says,-and ~ GREAT TRIUMPH
FOR WALkERn
All of which show the drift of public sentiment
and public opinion, South.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

q what they eaIlsd their 'ark tingtaa's
t4tgbIOrfgnhs
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~ NEW GONCERN.-Hc the unier-ign- W,
l-'Srt have united ourselves undor tho = t-~pS
- Greene Co. for the purpose Of selling Nnsr aAd ~
Musical Instruments. We shall always keep hand lryc
Music and Musical Instruments arh Piano
fortcs Mrpeons Guitars Victims Flutes and all other
cal Instruments generally found in such establishments all Of
which VIII be sid ut the Northern retail prices aud
to bp AS GOOD can hc bought elsewhere
w T. Greene will devote has whole attention the trade
and hopes from his long experience give en-
tive satisfaction 10 all who may favor with their patronage
Music Saloon at Langhone Waikups Book Store opposite
hr Citizens Savings Bank lud Afew doors above the Norve
House. LNasaHur., Va,
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Sfs''i' of s~5G.-.E, s"pi,i, 81 ssoo's. %a"c+'
itS 'pS, trunks anil other articles nay Tue Is hba
sia@ tisr and offered at lair living prices guni rus'
W ny good friends and all who eai examine ON
Lynehburg? y SIABURY
oct e2ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

w tcnan good education =, # XII
willing to canvass county twn pleasant A.. an.
Agency that pays better Than ii,in,- @ h#fHl
Address STAMP enelosed DIR G. 49,.
DIT l2nass Nasti,',,i55s
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CARPETS, CARPETS. CARPETS


a. e1o are now receiving their Stock pt laa
''h W n'er rancy and Staple Dry Goods which thy
s4uhy can the attention of their customers and the u
" persons wanting really fashionable and goods vii
~ greatly to their interest call make their purchases
@ ts STOCK as 1t unusually large and gotten up with the
- iNN'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04
NATIONAL UNION sLECroRAL TsCxE1

LAT Dis-JANES G. HOLIDAY. of Norfolk co.
Cd a JOHN POLLARD, of Petersburg
aa 81 WILLIAM MARTIN, of Henry
4th THOS. NJ. BoNDURANT, Buck ham
5th WILLIAM N. CABELL, of Nelson.
9th JOHN NJ. Bolts, of Richmond
18th GEO. 7. YERBY, of Northampton.
sth JOHN CR1TCHER, OF Wesimoroland.
9th b. II. SHAGkEIFoRD, of Fauquier.
10th " ALEN'R II. B0TELEIl. of Jefferson.
18th JOHN d. 1NBODEN of Augusta.
18th WALLER X. STAPLES. Montgomery.
l3th a ISAAC J. LEFTWICH, Of Nythe
i4th BENJAMIN II. SMITH, Of kanawha.
18th J. w. GALLAHER. of Marshall.
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SpE('TAi. NOTICES.

<#b1I:'f IT go I'D. = r. So. -
- TRADE --f1IN1IAh la all it, NalIaHs briu, lies
done "a style aasgpassed By otr ~ ne
MINT. =, =, =
WORK dom Mason and DiNons Line Specimens can
be fee Cali ana see fHsl Ahes tpet"'sn wan"
and Church Streets. aug Tvs
Holloway Ointment aud Piii-.-Srrofuia,
Salt Rheum Rheumatism and all skin muscular diseases
can radically cured the Ointment be rubbed into The part
affected into No external disease can
long combined power Of these wonderful lned
zines. -,
Sold At the manufactures No "a Maiden Lane, New York
aud strand London ana by all Druggists at 1'c'
G2c aud = per hox oct sdlw
Rite % n Kattic.nalte cured Il" five minutes
MFs-ts PfRHY DAVIS SoN-tfNTs a merchant IN Lin
uoeus state, that recently OF us sous
tie leg By Hratilesnae, from The Il
which he su rcd most dradiuy The family chan
eng Perry DaKis Pain Killer IN the House
Immediately commenced bathing the bitten place, without
knowing whether it would afford the least relief but
surprising the poison soon observed To tx
udr the wound and in live or ten minutes The Young man
fell asleep entirely free from pam effect from The bite
except flesh wound which healed very BY giving
publicity this fact In your pamphlet designed Tor southern
distribution aud such countries poisonous rep
less abound IL might the OF humanity
sad bn The supplying article the want OF which
has long been prrcuccd.
Yours respectfully, II BIAKSI Y. 81 Iors. Mo.
Sold by Druggists, Groerrs aud Medicine Dealers every
where oct - DIV
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SALES BY AUCTION
Il W NJ. II. MOSBY


N sa0D worth ofir"ceries. Dry Gaods Hartv t's Of
of the damaged Cargo Boat Tennessee A.
day morning, Ny Ill at 81 O'Clock 4r.. " M
next door To citizens Savings Bank, AMI confined Fem
whoie stock Is disposed Of consisting part 10 IL.
Hhds. sugar Bids Clarified also Dry ED. - IRA.
Cloths silks, Baukets casncts Iteayy Negro C. ak
WOODEN Dress Goods Calcoes bleaeheI aud unbIaa te
mesties Also several of Hardware. cou-,-, IT,
usual assortmens These good. are Of Tho r,,' = lie
most Of them very little damst cd ' #Ate aud
TERMS. For all sums less than 500 cas-. o,,,.
500, o. days; over 500 30 day.. ' t's tan
nov ldts ". Ii. MOSBY Auq,
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The ELECTION is now at hand. and arg urnenis
and speeches will no longer avail. We have, TO
the best of our ability, and in accordance with
our sense of duty. fought this battle under the
banner Of Mr.. Fillmore, for tho onion. the Con
siitution. and the peace, prosperity and honor of
the country. Tho matter is now in the hands of
the great jury of tho people. To their verde
as between Fillmore aud Buchanan, we shnll bow
as becomes Republicans aud American oitzens-
hoping, however. love our country. that
that verdict will be favorable to the patriot
statesman and Washington like Presdent-MlL.
LARD FILLMORE. To this end, Wings and Amer
leans, DO YOUR DUTY AT TIE PoiIs TO-DAY.
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determine what shall DE the municipal law uf Ter
ritories when they apply for admission into Tie Tn
lou. except to determine whether sgCh laws are IN
! harmony with the requirements of the fundamental
principles of the General Compact
SUCH is THE SPIRIT OF TIE DEMOCRATIC
! CREED AS EXPRESSED N THE CINCINNATI
PLATFORM. AND ENDORSED BY MIR. BftiiAN-
AN, AND SUCH WAS THE SENTIMENT OF Nh
II, SEWARD, N THE UNITED STATES SENATE.
WHEN CALIFORNIA APPLIED FOR ADMISSION
INTO THE rSfuN.
And, if the principles of thai JeiFcfsonien Demo-
cratic creed suffered 10 obtain IN Republic
peace and prosperity will reiPn. instead Of anarchy
and disunion
II our public domain is permitted To he seitedb by
citizens from all sections Of the ued States, and
the Democratic principle ofcqua rights is adhered to
and prscsed, all will quietly submit 10 the will nfhe
majority, when thai Is expressed IN the only legal
manner that our laws prescribe. ffls bdiiot-box1
In that event. no candid mind will ever doubt but
that the free State enterprise will always take the
precedence in ratio Of than six 10 one It j.
even so now in Kansas under Greeley pro slavery
eNtcrminating nar upon the free State inhabiiania
No ONE, N TIE SPlRlTOFGAADORGA Fox
MOMENT BIT BELIEVE, y CASE THE PUBLIC
DOMAIN Is SETTLED AND PREPARED For AD-
MISSION INTO THE UNION, UNDER THE PR1NCi-
PIES OF THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM THAT
NOT ANOTHER STATE WILL COME INTO THE
UNION As \ SLAVE STATE.
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Utrik -. - d ,h"sr hmr Extracts To-. a..
s.rf'.. Incl LaSdHpH"L - y AItt'i'S
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n room over our store recently occupied hv W T. p",
as Piano Saloon Also, other very saij5aj n
lodging Offices. > ''''9i' AZ
Terms accommodating and made known on applic,,,
STROTHER II WlllTEHf a. rs
nav ts ',.'i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

~ lraton Is highly recommended for cleansing III. - p
all impurities, preserving AMI rendering them white a.
parting delightful flavor to the mouth and breath a sa
for sale by j II SF, ,fIi5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-04

"a pleasure in informing many friends who hay, t
waiting so long and 80 patiently, and the public zen.
~, thai we opening Of the largest and hos,
leeted Stocks of Boos Shoes. CATERS. Hats Cans Pr
Saiises, mbrras D., &c, offered tins Iuar=,
are dett rmin"d Ia sell at prices which will be cuf.
tory Can at onf new store doors above ENcan ta
opposite McCorkle q Jones, LynehhnIg Va.
AIrt.g q Ia , 1t-.....--.
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~ toners and friends to examine second Sfts+
French Work such as Embroidcd Collar and Sleeves i'm
Embedded breakfast Sets, Mourning lmbuid.t ri
Linen do, val Maltese Lace Sets White also Black
Lace Sets Maltese Laces, bite and Black EmbrolpI -
Skirts, Infants Waists camhric Bands " ISIS do Dtmi,,
jacquard do, DC, &c. hiri selling yorv low -
Oct 2i-ts JAS A SliEI'rp g ~.
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IA hom Bmk square to LaushoruoA Walsnr. Bnek Surc
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sale Chemical Washing Soap which for chcannees
ity and economy has no equal II lasts longer gives
istaclinn does out the clothes and eli nor
soap "need tor sale 1t is Indispensable in the wash roo
For sale by j. IL THOMPSON a Gn
oct
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z os'H BE, DC. %uIrriori go ,nn.ad. INLAND
s'he jars OF Narlals sizes Rose Cold Cream L.
sal all manufactured by ourselves. of the purcst
aud warranted equal 10 sold Also French pommad,.
lin quality Hair OILS Hair TONES Woods Restaraf
barry lHcoPheroEs and Lyo1s kathairon, fo sale by
SIROIHER Il WHITEHEAD
INV :
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U" DaIthtd PIasItF, IN NI0re and Tor sale bv
VIM a. MILLER
ON R4gi
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FOR NOV EMBER, lejG.
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CAPITAL PRlZE-l00,ooo DOLLARS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-27
BY F. N. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE Rea

l. Estate,-Alrxander Keech and others, vs,
Eleanor II. Calls and Anthony Addison, in the
Circuit Court for Rice Georges county, sitting
as Court Of Equity
By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges county, sitting as a Count OF
Squity, passed on the nineteenth day Of February,
eighteen hundred ana ffty-six, in the above
cause, the undersigned, as Trustees, will expose
70 public sale, to the hig hest bidder, on THURS
DAY the 5th day Il June next, II fair, if not, on
the ext fair day thereafter, at "Barnaby Mansion
portion Of the REAL ESTATE OF which the
late Henry A. Csllis died seized and possessed
containing lby survey made under this decIee)
land has been divided by the surveyor, as will
appear by plat, which will be exhibited on the
day Of sale by the Trustees, into three lots os
H. and 3-Lot NO l contains thirty six and one
nth acres, more or less; Lot No. contains sixty
four and four fifth acres, more or less; and Lot
No. 3 contains fifty nine acres more or less The
lots VIII be offered In the order Of their numbers
the purchaser OF Lot No having the privilege
of taking the second and third lots az the same
price, at his option, &c Each lot contains about
onethird srable land, the other two thirds being
heavily timbersd. The soil is fine, and admira-
bly, adapted 10 the produce Of any crop raised in
the neighborhOod The whole property is de-
sirable purchase for capitalists The land lies
about six miles from Washington, and three from
Alexandria Ferry, and adjoins the lands Of
Messrs Thomas Berry, Col. Maddux, George
Walker, and others.
The Trustees deem II unnecessary to give any
further description. Those desiring TO purchase
will be shown the premises by Mr.. }. T.. Thomp-
son, residing at "Banaby 4"
The society Of the neighborhood is excellent,
ard churches Of different denominations within
two or three miles
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree,
are as follows: One-third Of the purchase money
to be paid In cash on the day Of sale, or on the
day Of ratification thereof by the court; and the
residue in equal installments Of six, twelve and
eighteen mOHths, with Interest from the day Of
sale, 10 be secured by the bonds OF the purchaser
or purchasers, with securities, 10 be approved by
the undersigned, bearing interest from the day Ct
sale, their da'e, at six, twelve and eighteen
months, as aforesaid.
Tfe Trustees have the privilege, by the de
cree, TO vary the terms Of sale, II In their judg
ment, they deem II expedient and proper.
J. CONTEE MULLIKIN, Trustees
q. SMITH KFFCH, i"es
+. y. B0TELER, Auctioneer
Upper Marlboro May IA, 1856 m 81 2awtds