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SAML. W. WILLIAMS. ". L. b. WILLIAMS
 WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS, Attorneys at Law. Little Rock, Ark.

sAML. W. WILLIAMS. ". L. D. WILLIAMS WILLIAMS X WILLIAMS, Attorneys at Law, Little Rock, Ark. | Office on Markham street, nearly opposite the Capitol, lately occupied by Chief Justice English.
 Will practice in the counties of Pulaski Prairie, Perry Yell, Pope, Conway, White Jackson, Monroe, Arkansas, Jefferson, Hot Springs and Saline, and in the Supreme and Federal Courts at Little Rock. WARREN & GREEN, Attorneys at Law, and Solicitors in Chancery, Camden, Ark
 May l6 '54 ly
 J. W. MCoNAUGHEY B. D. TURNER. McCONAUGHEY TURNER, Attorneys at Law, Searcy White Co.,. Arkansas.
 March 25, 1856. VI
 J. R. sTROTHER. Attorney at Law, Greenvillc Washington county, Miss. Commissioner of deed: for Tennessee, Texas, Missouri, Arkansas and Geor ga. N. B.-Will attend to the collection of claims ill adjoining counties and Land Agency, in Washing ton county.
 F. PnEIn GGHT!sA} TsalsAnn Little Rock. Hon. J. C. MURRAY, D.. DIT JAMES YELL. Esq. 'N' iui'' Hon. THos B. HANLY, uo,o,o JAS. C. TAPPAN, ksq. 'i0'oi" April II, '54 If
 JOHN Mccoy Attorney at Law, Pocahontas, Ark, will practice in the Courts of Randolph, Law renee, Jackson, Green and Poinsett counties. Also in the courts of Oregon and Ripley counties Mo. January IS, 1853 ly
 LAW NOTICE. The undersigned having form cd a partnership in the Practice of the Law in Arkansas will give prompt attention to business en- trusted to them in any of the Courts of the State.
 HENRY M. RECTOR,
 JOHN T. TRIGG. Little Rock, Feb. q, 1852
 X. s. BELL, Attorney at Law, Marion, Arkan- sas will practice in the Circuit Courts of Green, Poinsott St. Francis Monroe, Phillips, Mississippi and Crittenden counties. Feb l7, 1852 ly B. T. DUVAL, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Fort Smith, Arkansas. July D.. 1853
 JOHN QUILLIN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chanc1y. Office Eldorado, Union county, Ark. July 5, 1853 $. H. HEMPSTEAD. Attorney at Law, Office | on Markham street, Little Rock Ark. July ,, 1858 J. M. TEBBETTS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Fayetteville, Ark. july 5, 1853
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iio"i ''c So"'"-" o'" CUSHING K SWAIN Proprietors of the Democrat say:

Columbus, Ttrds, Feb goth, 1s55-We have both oi used your German Btters, and willing to testify to u excellence The cIrcumStan wherein found them nehcia were r reeoperytrO protraeted ot Chs FcUer
 T. H. M'Mahon x Co.,, Richmond, Texas; Geo. You Wheelock, Texas; B. F. Fucker, Washington, TexaS S. w. Fisher Maagorda, Texas, all speak in the hgA terms of the great merits and virtues of the German b JASPER AYDELoTT says:
 Red Odk Prairie County, Ark, Nov. A. lS54-Nea. years ago was afflicted with what my physicians tern Typhoid Fever, and nearly two years confined 10 house and bed; in fact Tequentys low as to be ponou past recovery by my physicians and friends. At ohe m was able to ride far Clinton, the county seat o h man county, Ky, in which State resided at that tn Calling day at the store of Mir Moore, in Clinton v knew my long confinement, he recommended your Gs-' Btters. took couple of bottles trial, and found M of much benefit to me, that immediately procured He of them. l now wish you to inform of the names your agents in Little Rock this S;ae as wish gel "n more of the Bitters. l am satiS6ed that had eon'n' the use of them, my health would have been restored as man of my age, CT years,) could expect.
 These Bitters entirely vegetable, they lnyigofae strengthen the system, prosIate and be u's infants wei adults.
 Sold by Druggists and Sorekeepers in every town ss lage in the United States and Canadas, and by H n x co, and DR. R. l.. DODGE, Little Rock, and ln'' MILLS, Dallas, Polk county, Ark.
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J. BkISBlN A CO.,, manufacturers of Sheet-iron and Tin Ware, and dealers in Stoves, etc., Main street.
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DIR. K. l.. DODGE, Markham street, Druggist and dealer ie Paints Oils Glass etc.
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B. T. DUVAL, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
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BOLTINt. CLOTHS.
WOODEN WARE,

X SUPERIOR article, Nos. and 8, just received "A and for sale by $. II. TUCKER.
 ,nne TO- 1856.
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NAILS! NAILS! LUST received per steamer Fox. 4S kegs Boston Cut ; Nails and for sale by HUTT & POPE. Irl,
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IMPROVED COTTON GINS. MANUFACTUREDb by F. Carver & Co.,. M East Bridgewater, Mass.
 Orders for these Gins given to the undersigned will receive prompt attention. WM WAIT. April II '54 Agent.
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JOHN E. REAKDON, Markham street, dealer in Stationery, Books and Fancy Goods.
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| SETTLE UP.
 TNHOSE indebted to Mrs. Jones will confer special
 l favor her by calling and settling up, she n tends to leave for the East in very short time. July S. 'S6.
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Stock Enlarged!!! HAVING increased, by consignments from the 4 Manufacturers, as well as by direct purchases, the stockin this important branch of business we invite planters to call and examine the variety of farming Implements and Machines adapted to the re- quirements of this section of country such as Horse Powers, for one and two horses.
 Horse Powers, with Thrashers and Separators com plete
 Threshing Machines, with Separator attached. Fan Mills, four sizes best models.
 Grain Cradles, four styles and qualities.
 Straw Cutters, Patent Self Shapering, ten sizes. Corn Shellers five styles and sizes, improved. Scythe Blades Scythe Stones, Grain Rakes Corn Crushers, Corn Mills, Corn Planters, Seed Sewers, Thermometer Churns Road Scrapers, Mott's Boilers. Sausage Suffers. Cultivators Garden Engines Fly draulic Rams. Cistern Pumps. Chain and Chain Pump Fixtures, Boring Machines, Mortising Machines. Post Hole Augers. Grass Scythes, Grass Snaths, Wooden Tubing, for Chain Pumps Ca new article, in length about feet each, made to be conveniently fitted together for ciserns of any depth); Plantation Bells and almost every variety of useful Gardening Tools and Implements.
 LOWNES. ORGlLL dS CO.,,
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CONSISTING of Painted Buckets. Tubs Sugar N Buckets. Well Buckets, half Bushel Measures, Market Baskets. Churn,, Wash Boards. Brooius and
 Corn; also 50 bbls rectiticd Whiskcy. 20 half bbs Whiskey. VIM. GEORGE & BRO. May Ia 1o5G
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MRS. JONES, Main street, Fashionable Milliner and dealer in Fancy Goods, etc.
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ECLIPSE LIVERY AND SALE
 STABLE. Elm street dmmediately opposite tAe Anthony House. RNHEundersigne havetaken the well known (94 l stable, formerly occupied by DaoM Skel- ton and recently by Char1es Aylf and are well pre- pared to accommodate such as want accommodation in their line
 They have on hand, and will keep, IsrTa.[z> good supply of HoRsEs, BUGGIEs, CARRIAGES; and are prepared to carry passengers to any part of the State.
 JOSEPH o. ASHLEY,
 SAML. E. FOUST.
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DENTAL, NOTICE.

J. M. TEBBEI'TS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Fayetteville, Ark. july 5, 1853
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JOHN McCOY Attorney at Law, Pocahontas, Ark, will practice in the Courts of Randolph, Law renee, Jackson, Green and Poinsett counties. Also in the courts of Oregon and Ripley counties Mo.
 .IannarY IS. 1853 lY
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One great point of superiority in the mill it's portability the with which be moved from place to place. taking the few pieces with which composed to the logs instead of hauling the logs from long distances m This fact in regard to the mi renders the purchase it, all cases, safe investment, will always be saeabe property. The whole establishment weighs about G5OO pounds aud with three be easily moved al the rate of from thirty forty miles per day Thus, when has done its work at one place, it is ready on either upon the mountains, ia the valleys wherever forest may require its labor.
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M , u.urrNs JAS. H. BELL. HAWKINS & BELL, Attorneys at Law, Ham burg. Ark, will practice in the Circuit Courts of Bradley Drew, Ashley and Chcot and in the Supreme Court at Little Rock.
 F1y- Special attention given to collecting. | lime IT 1856. 1y*
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

s. ". .CHlLDRESS, Attorney at Law, Madison, St. Francis county. Ark, will attend all the Courts | in the lst Judicial District. June 24, 1856. ly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03
rho ncafl, OCkcattug,

The American celt. an Irish paper. devotes
much space 4, the killing al keaiing by Mr.. Her
bert. Referring to the vote by which Mr.. Her
bert was shielded from an investigation. the Celt
SAYS:
Now in relation 10 that division on Herber,'s
oa-e. we have a duty 10 perform. and we shall
mol shrink from discharging it. That duty is. to
announce. in unmsiakable terms to the adopted
| citizens of Irish birth throughout the country,
that the Democratic party ia Congress have
| shamelully deserted their duty. deserted their
own professions Of Importantly between different
olasse. Of citizens. aud that they have plainly
~ deeds can speak. declared the murder Of nan
Of Trsh birth by one OF their colleagues to be
tiile wholly unworthy even Of inquiry. l. the
Democratic party mad is it only rotten, that
il should So belle tselil With half dozen ex-
eeptons, every man Of the majority for Keating's
murderer is a professed democrat" What.
then does il mennl Or can il mean anything
but one thing--thsi an freshman born, however
penocable, or loyal. i. only fit to be used by the
Democratic party, and when used, set up for
target. and shot with mpunity. This Is what it
means, and TO this meaning we shall hold the
tire party
We hold Mr. Pierce, Mr. Douglas. and Mr.
Buchanan responsible for this conduct of their
eoDfdenis aud supporters. They were all in
Washington; it was for days the topic If the
town; if their friends have taken sides against
the victim and against common justice, they ave
not wholly above suspicion. A few days ago the
blood of Thomas keating was on the hands of
but one Democrat it has spread since then, and
it il now upon the souls of the ~, who refused
all inquiry. II is on the Democratic party, as a
party, and accursed be he who helps such party
into power, until that blood is lawfully purged
away.
This is pretty strong language, but the Celt
concludes with the following unmistakabe hint
Let them not suppose this matter is going 10
drop here. One rcho seldom drops anythrng has
IL note in hand. and he distinctly marns The Dem
ocratic Representatives. at Washington, that If
iustiee is not done on The murderer Herbert, then
uH be heid accountable. as the party who inter
posed To and protect him from the penalty
of his guilt,
Who is this ''oneln The Celt is II Catholic
paper. Its editor is mouth piece for Bishop
hughes and the above may be regarded
threat of the Archbishop against the Democratic
party. He will hold them accountable "for the
Heating murder, aud in order to show his power,
sell out the distinctive Irish pote 10 Republican
ism, or some other party" The language Is in
capable of any other constructions The Demo
cratic Representatives are to be judged by the
Irish citizens and voters of the United States,
for the charge of guilt in the natter Of the sIay-
ing of keatng. The old ally turns upon its own
party
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03

SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 has been said of odatls world of wonderland
tie oserye daily presented something aud wonderful
both in nature Men genius and skill ara
engaged In seeking that hch become valuable
biie living emblem TO sclentcs and all these
wonders which have been brought before the world par.
enary Medical Faculty, there has been nothing yet
Davis Pain Killer which is the valus BILE
family medicine In for many internal and
complaints flesh heir TO convince You
Won lave call the drug store, where get
boftle-from Is cts. To st.-7eaHessec Oy9an,
The PAIN KILLEHAs means OF removing pain from the
medicine has acquired reputation equal Per
Davis Killer The of this article has all
belief Bot has real merit hDdtiat is feientNaoport
CoUiagt0a (hy) Neus
Sold by all dealers In family medicine
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03

IIoRRIp SiGHr.-Tbe London correspondent
# the Toronto Globe. gives AN episode Of the war
which we have not yet encountered elsewhere
According to the latest news from the cr'mea
,Is Russian officers are delighted at The terlnlua-
ton If ii Q war They have suffered enormous
" during the siege. Their bnnts crowded with
men while crossing from the North side were IRE.
qnenfly sunk. An English diver discovered at
d. ho,tom If the ha,bor a battery Of field art-
Ierv. horse, and men all entanged in the harness.
thejr skeletons hanging igethcr in the net work
ofthe leather On the skeleton of one OF the hor
sq@ there were the bones of driver held togeth-
qr by the rags of his uniform, and with his foot
still in the siirrups. Such are some Of the hor
rars af war.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03

into the Democratic fold. This recruiting ser
geant does not think il worth his while TO vince
die or to coax: he does not. like Kite, take the
trouble Of telling the wished for recruits what a
fine thing il will be 10 wear the Kings oolors, and
sort of conscrption, he seizes upon ''nationnl
Wings" wherever they may be found. puts the
badge upon their backs. and bids them 60 whcr-
ever they may be led The Union sends out
press gang to waylay and 10 kidnap all wander
ing citizens. and TO force them on board the rot
ten hulk of Democracy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03

The Republican proposes to publish mn edito-
rial article that recently appeared in this journal
under the head Democracy and the rights Of the
South" IL we will insert its reply. We have
not the slightest objection To a discussion Of th.
subject until it. we or our readers are exhausted
l, is. of COURSE TO be expected that each journal
will confine itself % the single question.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03
From the y y. Evening Post
The Price Of two Potatoes in 1903.


Inc ioiowJhS aneeaote 81 the hrst Nap ,'eon-
.nis hecessl'y oi discriminating petweeh inc Two
NhPo'eohs Is "htile announcement Is feiuteu III
n letter from correspondent who was con.
siderable time in the French military service and
who vonches ior saothentie'ty. Wemlght say
oil II, 81 non refo zen fTot"fo.
" The evening before the battle oi L m when
Napoleon the First IN company with Marshal
Bei thier. was walking incoguito through the
camp and listening to the talk of his soldiers he
INV III group not far off grenadier of the
lard, who was roasting some potatoes in the
Il shes.
i should like II roast potato above all things
said the Emperor to thu Marshal; ask the owner
al them if he will sell one In obedience to the
order Beriher advanced to the group and asked
10 whom the potatoes belonged 4 grenadicr
stepped forward and said they are nine
"'Will you se me oncl
Il have only, five and that's hardly enough
ter my supper
III will give YOU two Napoeons if you will
sell me one
ii don't want your gold; shall be killed,
perhaps, Tomorrow, and don't want the enemy
10 find me- with an empty stomach.
"Berher reported the soldiers answer to the
Emperor. who was standing little in tho back
ground.
Lets see i'll shall be luckier Than you,
snd the latter. mud coinr up close to tho rrena
der. he asked him if he would sell him II potato
Not by a long shot answered the grenader !.
| haven't enough for myself:
but you may set your own price. Come
am hungry haven't eaten to-day
81 tell you haven't enough for myself be-
sides all that do you think don't know Won in
spite of your Disguise p
".Who am | thenl
".Bah The little corporal, as they call him;
am right :,
"'Well, since you know me, will YOU sell me
potatol
"'No; but you would have me TO come and
dine with you when we get back to Paris, YOU
may sup with mo to night
Done y said Napoleon .On the word of G lit
tie corporal; on the word of an Emperor.
I'VE and good Ourpotatoes ought to be done
by this time; there are the two largest ones, the
rost I'll eat myself
Tho Emperor sat down and ate his potatoes
and then returned with Berthier TO his tent mere
! ly remarking, The rogue is good soldier, III
/ Wnn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03

A TOUCHING lNctpENr.-The saddest story
that we ever read that of little child in
Switzerland pet boy, just as yours is. reader,
whom his mother one bright morning rugged out
in a beautiful jacket all shining with gilt and but
tons, and gay as mothers love could make it
and then permitted him TO go ont to play. He
had scarcely stepped from the door of the Swiss
Cottage" when an enormous eagle sccoped him
from the earth, and borne him to his nest, high
up among the mountains, and yet within sight of
the house of which he had been the iov. There
he was killed and devoured,t the eyrie being at u
point which was literally inaccessible to man, so
Una, no relief could be afforded. In tearing the
child to pieces, the eagle SO placed his gay Jack
et IN the nest that it became fixture there, and
,hn the wind blew it would autter. aud
NV sun "ou'u smhe upon its trimmings aud or
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03

nainenis For years it was visible from The low
lands long after the eagle had abandoned the
nest. What a sight it must have been TO the
parents of the sctimi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03

The application Of Utah for admission into the
Union will present one Of the most curious ques.
tons, and give rise to one of the prettiest quar-
refs that have ever characterised our history
We have watched the progress of this trag com
edy with great interest. The term of Governor
Young expired, and distinguished officer of tho
army was appointed in his place. lie was on the
spot at the time, and knew what sort of position
be was called TO gil. He declined the appoint
ment, and in consequence, Brigham Young is
still Governor Of Utah.
Entrenched between mountains and deserts
the Mormon Chief is getting stronger and strong
every day. He has his force in hand, and
they are very well drilled obedien,, and supplied
with the munitions Of war. Undoubtedly the re-
sources of the Union, vigorously directed to that
object. could make speedy end Of Mormondom.
But they are wanted for other purposes, oven il
no question existed as to the propriety of a war
=, on an erratic territory.
The question then arises, what is to be done
with them! Are they to be admitted into the
Union, polygamy and ALL or are they to be COM
PEELED to form an independent empire between
the Sierra Madre and the Sierra Nevada
The United States has absolutely no constitu.
tional jurisdiction of the subject Of marriage
1t is obliged to accept the conflicting legislation
of all the States as the law of the land for the
particular region TIE General Government, in
raising question tho admission of a new
State, which undeniably they have neither direct
nor constructive control over, will put itself in
charlottesville position. Bot what are we to do
with the polygamyi Are we to turn Turksl
This 10 what constitutes the complication of the
case.
1t IL nearly certain that, so far as the present
administration is concerned, it will be settled as
Mr.. Van Buren, settled the NORTH, eastern Boun-
dairy question--by putting it off
It
The Washington Union, 10 attempting to de-
monstrate the probability Of eIectine by the peo-
pie the nominee Of the Cincinnati Convention
gravely and confidently assumes that the Demo-
cratic party will obtain the hearty cooperation
of the Wings. THE De@ocrats and National
Wings" it says. ''hsve it in their power To- mako
an election.by tho popular vote,a fixed certainty.
and they have made up their minds to eassrs that
result" There is something ezceedisgly cool
and exquisitely impudsnt in this sweeping appro.
priation Of a body Of voters, whether that body
may be great or small. Without 70 much as ..by
your leave" without single .'if you please"
the organ Of Mr.. PisrcS brushes the Wing party
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03

For khruna tism.-Iundrcdso of OF this complaint
have been cured by Or Nrgts Scrofuous Antdo'e" We
have at least two hundred testimonials the positive
kind where the patients in many cases had laid up
months and whose limbs had become
most igul manner whose permanent has been speed
lily Effected DO not suffer from day while
at hand This preparation worth all the
was audcd to tho public only the pain but
ri the time the pain The whole circulating hu
Ids othe system cleansed by this Invaluable
praon, and restored TO perfect health equally
with RhrumatSn, with scrofula lung complaints No
greasy dagceabe external application Is necessary
Fni directions viii be found on the wrapper See advertise
lima etn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03
The Crops.

We publish below reports Of the condition of th"
crops in many # the States. In Virginia. 10 far
as our information extends, the prospect is by no
means encouraging The continued dry weather
is doing much injury TO the Tobacco, Corn and
Dat crops and the Wheat crop. suffering much
from the same cause, has been in addition most
seriously damaged by tie fly and chinch-bug.
In the neighboring counties to this city tho
crop is much less promising than ii has been for
FIVE years. Many fields will barely produce seed
of instances where application of guano has
been made
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03
BY WIN. II. MOSBY, Amor
HOr.E ANn,n

II IIUN.--tJn IhursIay aftrrnOOu ~ - n Z.
on the premises very desirable IIJTS 81 viii sr
street in the NJ ighbnfho' lauiets Old s 'cI a
The II 1Hse is Ia good repair. cuutaip,,,, a - a'ihd
&c The Lot fronts ~ let on - ST.. ans Kitchen
s2i. Sale p s,ive. Terms Sale ' running ls,,
june IL G. r pstr,=..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03

NEGROES WaNTED.-I no .,,,,---.-:.-----
D. uos IN market I3r NEGROES. of both sexes bo -
W. =, aE's oi 10 and 30 wears including Me,hsncs %
t'''' ipthitr. ana VIII the higb,et ma.
N Prices N cash Hseise new Is erected irt II mar
~ VI yhoh street Immediately IN rear of TN" E,r;;
,i "1ere ne prepared thaviig crested ,i1; M,
TT 70 uo"I' agrees seat Ia Iynehburg for ,aIc or o
The , terms and keep them as secure as +,
may lgd&cly ~ wv ~ ,,, ,.,,on:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS

uGE FOX SAEE.-Ni be sold At puhl. -
Il front Of the Marker House Thursday In. e,eor
o'clock, A NJ, HOUSE OF ICE. Persons ,,asn rs6 a.
anime the same are referred to C. Clark on 70 "a
house is and who will show it, Terms made kn s lot tt.
june 3dtjunc5 Admir- of IA " n fAbE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-03

OI
es'ed by Geo q ealle and wife, ii dare ~, '' 'ae
is9,, ana recorded IN ts, clerk office O., Amferst June
anet9's t, the highest bidder H. real c.tae IN .s a. nh
Of the decd situated the eoa9y ' to ans the
befg and eoni9nlg about vac o'es more Or less iS"g
be determined on before the day Of sa Tracts, MS Aay
Tic deed authorizes a sale Tor cash -intt. =,
ptuas Interested nli oe soll ON credit Of 10 @ 90
CASH the purchaser giving has ieg 1iabe feani"d
ri. endorsed ana the iiie To- be retained until they are "
tah VIII be soid as to rs u der the decd Of @
atOsesaid DAVE r. EpITY - ~'if.
DAVID L. SPENNE lrnstect