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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-27


TIE AMERICAN PAETY.-An intcl>
ligent Englishman, who resided in this
country for several years, and recently
returned to his native land, writes to
Floyd's jIeehy Revie1c, of the Amer
lean party, as follows -
"Ilitherto America has been ref
uge for the outcast Of all nations-the
home Of all who fed from debt, from
tyranny, from starvation, from justice.
1t las received all-rejected none.
This was a grand expcriment-but it
has only partially succeeded. Some
Of the cmigrants- csl ecially the Irish
brought mischief with them-cyil
passions and bad habits; and as all
we're admitted to power-to vote at
elections-public men had to stoop to
their baseness to get support;and hence
lower style Of public morals become
the rule in large towns. The Know
Nothings, who comprise the most in
tellectual and prosperous men Of the
American Democracy, say this evil
must be stayed. Their cry is 'Amer-
lea for the Americans And surely
this cry is unreasonable as'l;aly for the
Italians or Hungary for the Hun
garians.' The now Iarty is prcte t
against Jesuit influence in America.
They seek to deprive the immigrant
hordes of the means Of mischief Their
motto is Protection to all-power to
the American born. "
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-27

EEWe purpose to give, in our next
paper, the able speech Of Senator FooT,
on the Central American question.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-27

hnthony Kennedy, American, was
elected United States Senator from
Mary land, last Thursday week His
term commences March 4, 1851
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-27

ANOTHER AMERICAN PAPER Tile
Franklin County JourHaI, is the title
of a weekly just started in st. Adams,
by M.FWison. 1t says; In politics the
JouraaI will adhere to the platform of
the American party Of Vermont, and
while We WELD the pen that gives it char
aeter, whatever influence it may have,
will be cast in favor of true American
principles, and human freedom"
G5z. The Vergennes Citizen gives
an official report Of several trials, at the
Crystal Palace, of the platform scales
made by the Vergennes Scale Company,
on TIE principle of SIMPSONS patent
From the report, the Vergennes Scales
appear to be ahead of other competitors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03
The Murderers of Matthews

The prophecies is yet in Jail. and is confined
in the same cell with Abigail Sables and Thank
full S. Hersey. They spend most of their time
in the cell in prayer. and seem to regard the
whole proceedings thus far as a ''persecution''
instead of a "prosecution." The prophecies
says she has a revelation from God every night
There is much interest taken in these deluded
women by our citizens, who visit the Jail in large
numbers to see them. We were wrong in stating
Thursday morning that Israel W"oding hrd been
released from Jail. He still remains in Jail. but
is merely detained as "A witness. 1t is quite i'm
probable that Sly and Mrs. Hersev may have
their trial before the superior Court, now in ses-
sion. Haren Comm yournoI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03
LATEST NEWS.
T,rfibls Hoiiro1d accident

PIrrsBURG. Jan. IA terrible accident oe-
CURED near Darlington, Beaver county. ON the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, last evening"
Several persons are reported killed.
SECOND DESPATCH.
at ID O'Clock yesterday afternoon the 3 o'clock
train. going West on the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad, came in collision with the fast train
coming Eust at Darlington Summit. The acei
dent occurred at the heavy curve. and was quite
disastrous in its effects. Four persons were kill
ed Mr.. Stokes. the Agent of the New Castle
and Erie Stage Company; a man named Johnston
mn lrishman and another individual whose name
is not ascoriained. About sixteen were wound
ed-among them the engineer Of The express
train and the fireman. the latter having one arm
shattered. The locomotives aud cars were bad
ly shattered. both trains being under full Roadway
The accident was caused by the watch of the
conductor of the fast train being I Of an hour
slow
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03
Congress and the Message.

The House of Representatives, is still unor-
gained, notwithstanding the Presidents Mes
sage has sone in and is now fully before the peo-
pie. That very amiable and harmonious body
seems to be quite displeased. however, that this
latter should be the case and was so much eXer.
cised on the subject yesterday that they entire
ly forgot their old time wasting quarrel on the
Speakership; and finally, after spending the
whole sitting in beating the bold innovation >
it was decided by a vote of 1876 to 81 that the
Message should not be read. There was evi
IDENTITY some fusion in this vote. In the mean
time the document had been read in the Senate
soon after its delivery. while it still lay in the
hands of the clerk of the House, to whom it haf
been delivered by the Presidents private secre.
tary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03
HorribIr Rruf0IitV.

The Cincinnati (Ohio) Commercial. of the 28tll
ultimo, states that two Young men of .respacta-
BILE and wealthy families were on a drunken
spree at the Parker House, in Maysville, KY,
ON the night of Thanksgiving in that state, and
being in want of liquor. poured some camphine
over the hair and whiskers of a colorcd waiter.
whom they found asleep, and then set fire 10 it.
The poor fellow lived for two weeks in extreme
torture and then died. bat no steps have MS yet
been taken to have a legal investigation, as the
young gentlemen have agreed to pay Mr.. Ball.
the owner. for the loss ofhis servant 81. 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03
E'urfher Rnrncr WrnuhLa

ST. LOUIS, Dee. 29.-The Lexington nilsson
r) Herald of the 22d says that on the 18th a
- Free State CONSTITUTIONS Convention" wa
voted for in Kansas, when Il collision occurred at
Leavenworth between the pro aud anti-slavery
parties. The ballot boxes were destroyed by the
mob, the voting stopped, and the houses of anti
slavery men burned. The man charged with the
last outrage was arrested aud lodged in Jail. but
his friends broke nprn the Jail. rescued the pris-
oner. and burnt down the building. Great ex-
ci,encnt prevailed and both sides sent for assis-
taOcp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03
Njc0rdpua Gold.

The steamer Star of the West, at New York,
which brought the first consignment of gold from
Nicaragua. on Saturday. also brought two gen
tle.nen who came, it is said for the purpose OF
forthwith providing suitable machinery for the
full development of the new mines. The well
known DIR. Collyer. the lecturer. is said to be
concerned in this new gold speculation,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03
RobberU 0fDiamOnds.

A Geographic dispatch was received at the
Mayors office in PhiIadelplis, on Saturday night,
giving information of the robbery. in New York.
Of a great number of diamonds, valued in all at
Sll $50. There were I53 carats Of colored
diamonds, 1870 carats of white diamonds. and 81
carats Of mixed diamonds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03
,Snoir oad COid heather.

The railroad travelling in Illinois and otLe,
Western States was much deranged last week by
the intensely cold weather, and the snow which
preceded it. Wednesday. at Chicago, was in
tensely cold, aud the trains due there were TWEEN
ty-iiyo hours behind time. The s~leighing is ex.
cellent from Albany to the extreme West.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03
DeSirnrtinn nfGnS UnrkS.

in this place took fire about = o'clock this morn
ing,f,om the purifier. The chain.to which was at
tackled the weight, broke, and the weight fell up
on the purifier, making a whole and letting off the
gas. A terrific explosion followed, tearing off
the roof and forcing out the walls of the build
iup
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03
SuiciHe Off I.Gmnfr.

Morxr HoILY, (N.J) Decrmher 29'h.-John
Moore. F>q.. surrogate of the county of Buriing-
ton. committed suicide last night, by Swallowing
laudauum, willie laboring under temporary de-
rancclnent Of mind. The deceased was nnlver-
snllv estcemed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03

M ~ nnS.Grsl..n ~ bnrtnr 80 = H. nronlltss,or "
w. Leftwich. Esq, this most popular Hotel invite the patron
age of their own and the former friends of the House, and the
public generally. Bringing to their business an experience In
catering for the travelling public, embracing the last twenty
years. aud determined that the WASHINGTON HOUSE shall
sbate nothing in Is style of accommodation. they hope, by ma
king il attractive in tho highest possible degree, that this wei
known. and long established Hotel will steadily increase in
public favor. II. SNEAD.
sep l9-dlw &c3m L. =. CLARK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03

lNNIAS. II. Attorney ~ Law,
L offers his Professional services to his friends, and the pub-
ic generally. He will practice in the Courts Of Amherst, APP
ioniatioA, Lynchhurg and Nelson. h
pAdircsS-AIIFNs CREEK Amherst ouusy, Va. re
June 30ctawbln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03

WA~SuINGrnF. Jan. I've have beautiful
weather here to. dny-all public business Is sus-
pended, The Diplomatic corps paid their res
ppcts to the President AT II O'Clock, in full cos
tune. A hand of music is adding to the test'v'-
tics. and altogether there i. n joyous time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03
$14O.OOO1!
Y LOTTERY
To be drawn on the HAVANA PLAN.

MANAGERS OFFICE OF TIE MARYLAND
LOTTERIES. Baltimore, Dec. /, l-J1.
The Managers of the Maryland Lotteries having had it sug
.e,trl that the plan of draw ing The HAVANA LOTTERIES has
IS iayortes. and being DESTROYS to crafty the public, have
included to draw & LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA Pl4AN
On the third SATURDAY in each month.
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY of Maryland.
CLASS :.
TO he drawn in Baltimore, Md, on Saturday, Jan, 10, 1856.
lIizes amounting to
40, ODO dollars
WIT he distributed according to the following magnificent
hene.
10000 Number ~ 900 Prizes:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03

UDcnr!y Teeth and BN1my Brcnth-Tho "PealI
Dentitrire" has been used by the Ladies in L%ynchburg for
two - and during that time has established for itself an
enviihlc reputation. 1t cleans the teeth, cradicates tartar, and
restores diseased gums to a healthy action, while its constant
use insuros a sweet and untaintcd breath. Made and sold only
at y. III hO4foON q SOo
dec lhdxcif,s New Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03
Danvilr Register copy 81 and sent account to II. Lane
and j l. Tompkins. FLOYD CuuIi House. Va
EvIETY DOLLARS RE WARD.-R

Il, tile subscriber, about the LIST September last, my negro
woman JEALS. She is about 90 years Of age, copper color,
stout madc, weighs, | suppose, about 40 lbs. She has n toll
arabby large, full eye. regular features, and would be consider
ed very likely woman indeed. She had a free negro for n
husband by the name of Bill Ross. who was raised by Cant.
Abraham Rorer, of this county. lie isa carpenter by trade,
and has a great many acquaiutancos in this and the adjoining
counties, and 1t may be that he has the negro concealed with
some of his free negro acquaintainces, and about Christmas in.
tends to make off with her. Ross IL rather a small men, about
five feet four inch . high copper color, cross eyed, and has
one or two teeth out in front, weighs, I suppose about l35 ms.
lie has rather a down look when spoken to. will give the
above reward of $50, fot the apprehension and delivery to me
nfthe woman In any short time, or $50 reward for any infor.
nation which will cause me to get her soon.
Cascade. Va, Dec 81, lr1J. j j. TINSBEf.
Loo 4 ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03
SALES By AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS,
- AND OF NINE SHARES oF CITIZENS SAVINGS

- NM UF NINE NHAKTS Of CITIZENS NAVTNiN
basK stoek.-ln pursuance of decree Of the Hastings Court
Tor the city OF l~ynchharg, I shall, rs special commissioner, sell
NJ public auction, at the Market House, ON Saturday the lHth
Of January, ut II o'clock, n tract of about 20 acres OF Land be
longing 10 the estate OF the late Henry i. Haynes, lying in the
county OF Campbell, near Gamblers Mountain, about 4 miles
uom LN nehburg. I'm land Is valuable because OF las proxim
tN 10 ! Nnehburg and Of It's lire wood For particulars apply
10 Mr. l. + iiaAnes, nj Friends Narrileuse. At the Stmo
time and place, VIII also e,l o shares of Citizens savings
Bank Stock.
ffRMs-fert The land. credit VI t aud Il munths, secured by
negotiable notes. satisfactorily endorsed. and the retention Of
the title until purchase money paid. For the stock, credit Of
! months and the security of a negotiable note as above.
wv. 4. NANUEY, COM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03
3,26s,67s "a

This Company Is fahreiy mutual in its character, as all the
profits belong to the insured, and the dividends are made an
nually.
The profits are over onethird tho premium paid.
A few dollars paid annually secures hundreds Of thousands
to those dependent on our hves. liuly Gets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.


Valuable slave for sale mud uiring-on Thurs
day, the I'D day of January. 1855, AT the Market House In
lynchhurg, will sell n valuable young slave, named AN.
field hand, belonging To the estate Of Gerard Al
exander deceased
Atthe same time aud place, such Of thc slaves belonging to
the said estate rs shall not he previously hired, will be hired at
public auction. Among them are an excellent 1licksinith, n
store man, a field hand and a male aud female house servant
RDBT. ! DAVIS, Admir-.
with the will annexed of
doc II dSctls Gerard Alexander. decd
nDOsuIIVE SALE OF nOgEI FIRM
Il TURF, AT AUCTION -pn Thurslsx morning the Sd
January, commencing At 10 O'Clock, | will al, OF the City lilo.
tel, the entire stock of Furniture, Fixtures Ne. hclonging
thereto. the whole of which has been purchased within the
last twelve month. is ut the most modern style, well kept. and
embraces every article appUrtaining to bookkeeping, tl1;-
Pulor Furniture, Sofas, Mahogany Chairs. Mirrors, Rocking
chairs, Carpets several sets Cottage Furniture, about 80 iiair
Mattresses single and double-Cuttagc Brdsteads, Cahincts,
Shuck Mattresses, n ddng, Carpets, Washstands, Tables.
Wardrohes, Windsor aud Office Chairs, Table Narc, Dining
Tables, Cooking Range, Cooking Utensils. Ac, sc.
rerms-tndcr $50, cash; over $50, q months eredi, for ap.
proved paper, L. X. PHELPS.
dee 81 tbs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03

N~OTICE.-We VIII sell, on Friday, January the lth.a /
~ the residence of II I. sackett, on Church street, all of
his Household aud Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of BEDS, Bed
stead. Piano, &c.
And ON Saturday, the 9th, atsaid sacketl's Lumber House,
all his valuable machinery, now In operation there.
GEO 4 PEERS, ty,,.
dee "a IDS n InRhoN ilufic'h
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03


UgsT IA large and beautiful let
- of CLOTH CLOARS g, from IS to els a piece, by
nov 10 NATHANIEL
SALMONs a. MODRMAN, General Agents fer
- tho sale Of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, Flour, Oats, &c, and
any other article committed to their care. From the long ex
porience of Salmons in the Tobacco trade, we can bnt fatter
ourselves we shall be enabled to give satisfaction to all who
may wish our services in that line; and Moorman's knowledge
of the Wheat and Flour in this place for the last ten or twelve
years, will enable us to go into the market with equal advanta-
yes with any other house. We. therefore, solicit the patron.
age of our old friends and the public generally.
Very respectful p,
JESSE j. LIMO
THOMAS I. MOORMAN.
REFERENCE Hurt e. Preston, Ariuistcad e.
Warwick, McCorkle & Jones. Saunders g. Irby, Miller a. Cren-
shaw, John G.. Meem, Joseph II. Wilson, Taylor, Tnsley T.
Co, Nowlin Il Appeyson, Taiaferro a Hamilton, Rucker &
Rcdd, Joseph Coleman, Horner & Watson, L~ynchburg, Va,
John Scott, Halifax Capt. Samuel Berger, A. II. Moorman,
pittsylvaniai George Halrston, Henry; James NJ. w. Leftwich,
Franklin; Col Lewis {. Arthur, Samuel Hobson, Bedford; Jer-
~ Ptzer, Roanoke; VIM. L. Arnold, Rockbridgc; Thomas
Goodwin. Amherst; Col. Moses Arnold, Campbell; VIM. G.
Gannaway, Appomattox; Corbin Il. Reynolds. Botetoart.
ian 22ciy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03

XvAEUARIE FARM HnK admin.
istrator of Gerald Alexander, decd. and by authority Of
his will, | will on Thursday. the Path January. lsJd, upon the
premises, Mt u o'clock, NJ sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, upon n credit offs ~ & IL months the valuable tract OF
land In Campbell county. on which the said Alexander resided.
The tract Is situntod about 10 miles from Iynchburg, on the
Ivuchburp & Salem Tnrupisa-about 4 miles by n good road
from the Forest Depot and contains by a recent survey, 6b
acres and a fraction, Of which about ltO acres are woodland;
about 50 acres fine meadow land, and the whole tract is easily
suscepthIe of n high state of Improvement. The residence Is 4
handsome country seat, with n comfortable and very commodt-
Gus DWELLING HOUSE, aud the requisite out houses and the
farm, from lis canactty to produce large crops of grain anil
grass, deserves the attention OF ihoS' engaged in agricultural
pursuits
Approyed pcrsnnal security v lhs required for the purchase
money. and the tulc will be retained 1 further security.
ROBT. : DAVIS, Admir-,
with the will annexed, Of
doc 3n-d6c otafds6 dIo4SGi Gerard Alexander, decd.
~ pauuhliran rouN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03

LNOR sALE.-Slo0U1 Bonds Of the Virginia and Ten
nessce Railroad Con pany. bearing q per cent Interest,
principal and interest payable in New York, and secured by
\ second mortgage uIo the entire iond and all the assets of
the Company.
These securities arc regarded asofts first class, and viii be
sold at a price to command the attrldion OF every capitalist.
Full information OF tho present condition and tu'nrc prospects
of the Road will be furnished by us upon application.
june ll.dNcts, LETTERS. SPENtb y w,
NEW BO0N fancy articles. &c.-Jut recciv-
~ Clat IANGTIOENE q NALkIPS New Book store,
opposite the CiIzcns' savings liauk;
Shakespeare Work., 1 eola halfIurks, g.;
ful'Turkey. Sheep and Cloth;
Theirs Napoleon;
Chambers Works;
Warvcrlcy Norvels, l2 vols;
Encyclopedia Americana, II vols S22i
Byron, in full Turkey; cloth and sheep;
Preseoits Philip IL Of Spain
Idppiucotts Gazetteer Of the World, z vols;
Rollins Ancient History, 4 ycls, halt Turkey
The Qucun of England before the conquest
Mary Queen Of Scots;
Cummings Works;
Trench ON the study Of Words;
Foots Sketches OF Va;
Gr.at Truths; by Great Authors;
The Fcdcraiist;
The Testimony Of an Escaped Novice
Memoir of S. $. Prentiss;
Together with a large collection, Blank Books. Music, Mn
seal instruments and some beautiful engrayines.
dee 25ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03

1 'o"V s'ft2es. = = - u1Ou;sftnx 10 = ~tAo.oUV
ApPROXIMATloN PRIZES.
HE two preceding and the tvs strce.1l1nE numbers u t1os"
Anlng the first 1u Prizes, are emit led t. Approximation Pr
as above.
Ihc payment of all Prizes Is guaranteed BY tho stat of
|iryland.
All Tickets in the Lotteries authorized by the STATE Of Ma
land, bear the autographed signature Of r. y. BRENAN,
'a'ral Agent for the Contractor
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
nero are 10000 Tickets. Numbered from to 10000. There
II LOO Prizes. The numbers from to 10000 corresponding
VA hose on the tickets. lrinted on separate slips of paper
rolled up and encirclcd "ith small tia tubes and placed in
" wheel. The amounts OF the different POO full Iriles are al
"iel MP in the same manner and placed IN another wheel
.HnApproXlnation Prizes are decided as above.
'her revolving tho wheels Il number is drawn ont Of the
-'q OF numbers, and at the same time one is drawn from inc
e wheel by boys who are blindfolled. These are opened
EeNl'hiteh to the audicnce-the prize hdinE credited I" the
amer drawn by thn Commissioner. This operation Is re
L yea I'LL all the Prizes are drawn ont.
L IStnS wishing particular numbers must send thcIr ORDERS
/ ~ with Instructions what TO d. in case they are shli.
i Inc drawing viii he promptly sent To all purchasers.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
1 'nplcs $40; Halves !; Quarters 2,Jn; Fights LA
! ARRess orders for Tickets to L. Y. BRENAN.
! "r lA,lni Baltimore, Md.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03
Ar AuGrs0N-Pur.unn, 10 n
a%,ACToRy FoH RENT AND FOL,


SALE OF REAL E.-iu pursuance Of
- a decree Of the Circuit Court of Lynclbnrg, shall ms
Commissioner in SAID decree named, sell on the premises on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of January, at 4 o'clock L. NJ. At
public auction, upon u credit of Il IL months, two acrcs of
VACANT GROUND. situated In the corporation Of Lynch
burg. on Main street, nearly opposite Capt Snml Mccorkle.s
Negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed for equal portions Of
tho purchase money VII he required, and the title retained un-
Ill the last payment be made.
WM. I. YANCEY. Comfr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03

DISTRICT CONVENTION is called to meet in this city to
>, eject a delegate to the Philadelphia Convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03

CHANGE has been made in the running of the Western
-, which the mail train arrives here at 5 o'clock, p. NJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-03
u,mysrEH,s sALE or vALrAmLE

V~NtIsEEE's saLE OF LE
4 PROPERTY, LAND. MACHINERY, STOCK OF
GOODS, &c-iy virtue # severai deeds ct trust, executed
by Benjamin 1. Sackctt, and duly recorded the undersignod
Trustees Will proceed Ia sell. to the highest bidder, all the fol
lowing property conveyed in sal deeds
On WEDNESDAY, the I'd day Of January. lta6, we viii
proceed 10 sell, at the Slorc=honse of add Spckett, neal LRiay
cite, in Montgomery county all Of his the said Sprkrtt's) stock
of Goods Merchandise, &t+ composed Of such articles az arc
usually found in aconnry store, The Ioaao of said Sncbctt On
said store house, which viii expire on the ist day of Scrt'm-
her, lsJ5f a lot ar piece ct Ground adjacent To- the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad. lying la the eouAty Of Montgomery, uenr
sad store. 4 Mules Wagon aud Gorti | Cufyall Timber
her fiskc y N,rcross Palmer aud ur"oycr, and all the ia
lures thereunta belonging, together with the exclusive right
for sale on use far Montgomery; one Z horse Steam Engine AMI
complete hNturos. Also. Al the same time and place, one
TRACT OF LAND lVing In Roanoke county, on the waters
of fradshaws Greek, containing iej nr,re, more or lcs 29l
OF LAND eoutaHnng about ~ acres, moro OF less another
a-res more ot less one other TRACT, adjoining the same,
right, tide aud Interest ia and to another TRACT OF LAND,
containing ahnnt so acres, adjoining The sanr, which said
Saekett claims hy right OF entry.
Terms liberal and made KNOW on the day Of sale. Acting
as Trustees We will consuy Bnrh title only Ms Is vested In us by
said deeds .. trust. GEO. 4 PEERS, {rrnst.cs
! y. GORDON. ""''
n. B-Any Of the above property will BIO Disposed of pr.
vatciy, upon tan terms. til day of sale.
nov 90 .,,, o.,s,D.o v,ga inn !. \ e. p Trustees