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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-04
EVANS & EGBERT,

Dealers In oreign and Domestic Dry Goods Groceries,
Hardware Nails Crockery. stoves Irsn Glass Queens
Ware Furniture Sash and Farming Utensils
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-04

II. Z. MARTIN, NJ. D.
PHYSI CLAN, & S U r G EON.
Office on Main street, west of the xonona Hotel.
honona, May 90, ~. n34tf
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!. OLSEN.

Dealers In Dry Goods Clothng Hats Caps Boots and
Shoes HafdwAre GroeerSs &C.. &c. ~ All kinds OF
Produce bought and sold. -cA Trankville. winno-
slek Co. Iowa. Stf
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,ZELGLER d NeGLATHERTY
Alto RNEYS AT LAW,
West Union, Iowa.
Will buy and sell lands. pay taxes, make COL
lections, &C., &c., a.-..tEg sn34 6m. q
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The following story was told in San
dusky, Ohio. and appears in the Mas.
sillon Meas .-. ...
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-04

NOBLE, ODELL u DRUMMOND, 81
attorneys at Laic,
viii practice in the Supreme and District Courts Of the
State.
RRUnHN NOBLE D MeGregor CLAYTON Co.,
Wills DRuMMoNp sDS Iowa.
ELJAH ODELL Gutenberg Clayton Co.. Iowa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Nigh, s...,. are always i.j..iea. n"d "h"'


permitted t. exit any length OF tlue not only eh Ia Eh
ors debility and loss spirits, hut ntcn tn hacking coughs
deep soale eo, and sometimes ncurabe consumption n
weeks Since lady informed friend that she hu o'
suffering from ibis disease mouths and after Trying va
IRONS prescriptions had desraired of heng cured hsehR
onsh had uher checks had changed their hnes Tor
h pSlncss Of The Higher former hous ant spirits had ds
ta her confessed thai she ielts chilly gloomnes,
'eaug her which bowed her 10 the Garth Her friend
auiedately recommended her TO use BAkERS BillEhs,
With the being cured hu, she at first declined 10
having all faith medicine From day Ia uaN 'ne
lady become feeble and At "ngth loon 10
he'd Her TREND hearing oi her situation iroente 'wo
't" Of Bakers Bttors paid her visit AMI by earnest Pet
Iasnn induced her After taking the '''h dose sho
clNCd hat she fe improN ed, aud continuing the medehe
weeks restored 10 perfect health THIS Young auN
Of the advocates for the uso "tth bt's
I'd strong ia her faith IN its curative powers th sue '''
nmends for all Ill And she Is not alone III nor ol
rs Il It's efficacy family medVtneter II has lof'efh'"
re remarkable IN NcrNhus Headaches indigestion
hetr hatrhWR l seIsa. Sour stomach, Loss OF anlei
nd General Debility than other meieiue ever oH'eH "
Ne public Clerks scamstressvs school ttac'sfs anI d
other persons accustomed 10 sedruary lives VIII hhd nus
WeS mo-" powerful agent In purifying the blood ana aSs
x the liver an the performance of its functions Mhc person."
has" occupations continually expose them Ia woathef eau
tho other tonic eetnal preventing bad colds aud sore
resis Its composition IS purely vegetable, and therefore On
ely nee from all injurious substances.
Prize, ID cents per boltlc
To Ice had Of all the principal Druggists In LNnchbnrg Dan
He FafmvAe fncslc Abingdon aud elswherc throughout
ugnIa. Orders promptly hllod by addressing
jan 2O.1w T. BAkER. Richmond, Va
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lslia.llsIill.S NAIal,Af

NY. ". j TIOGf, OF Union Theological Seminary
Is expected to preach in the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church next Sabbath morning.
SerNices commence Mt l04 olrncl,
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City daO State affalts.

The iouSG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIArIoy-Ax
ArpEAL.-Nsssrs. Editors. You are aware fba,
portion of the young OF this city have oresa;s
AN association whose object II l. 10 bring evanli,
christian influences 10 bear upon every youug man
who lives in or visits Lynchburg This obie., i
surely good one, and one Toe, which has ne YER r
ceiyed its proper attention from our peoplc tn
moral interests OF our young men have been greatly
overlooked. We do not think that sufficient efforts
have been made to furnish them with those rerrsss
tons which they should have, aud without Which
they are almost certain to fall into bad comnnpy Ind
habits and thus he RUNE I, perhaps forever If on,
man VIII look around him and see how many have
met with this late IN lynclbufg he will be nhIi,l
to acknowledge the truth of our complaint
The Young Mems Christian Association moan,
nently organized and actively conducted would fur
uish the very best means To correct this evil II il
in the hands of Young men. who r,prese,t 90,
church, every trade, profession md CALLING nn1 VII,
live in all parts of the town. They thus const;,nt,
n corps OF active aud enthusiastic workers who c,p
reach every class aud bring to bear upon every yoan
the Influences most likely to produce real and
beneficial results.
But these yonng men are, most of them. poor and
their number is too smti, vet, u enable them Ia
accomplish what they wish They desire To estah
lsh, in The most accessible location II loom furnish
ed with everything calculated to interest aud instruct
Young men, They desire to IN Ike that room a n,,st
delightful reso:t; to furnish 1t with large. we'll
selected library and with the best maps and enorn-
wings. They want n large, airy comfortable room
where every one, daring the usual hours of leisr,
may find something TO nmuSe instruct aud improve
him Besides this they desire 10 have lo.,,,r,, 40
liyerel here regularly every winter hy the 6rs, MD
in the country In order to do all this thry rc,,ira
money and more of it than the rs socatan ts,f ,r
raise We therefore make this appeal to the citizens
and earnestly call upon them to favor and holm t,r
ward the design.
It is very easy to prove that it would be +, th Ia
terest of ever, citizen to have this scheme o,.,r,
plshed There is not n father or uotI or Who cor,
fail to recognize its claims upon thrr Thair .Lu
dren need The good which it seeks 10 do ,hon, tn
need the safe and healthtn influences which spr NJ,
institution would bring to bear upon them
The business men need emnl6yces who are nm
right Industrious AMI governed by high christian
principles They need Young men who can find
other than vicious and depravnr nrnusements They
need to have the destinations of ,ming substituted
nv the love of interesting and Instructive books
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

RICHMOND july 9th, lsaa-Atnssrs. NNi 5. Rkkns Co
lea Considerations ofduty to the afflicted alone prompt
send voluntary tcFimonia TO the Naln OF
AiEIHS SPANISH MlN1l RE for that almost incufable
seasr, Serutula.
Without being disposed dceug II necessary To so into
rpatteulafs of the easel that tho astonishing no
tits that have been produced by that medicine member
my own family, and under my observation and super
end'nre after hesk of the best physicians had beenoN
Wstcd and all the usual remedies hnd ed fully Justify me
recommending Its TO all who may be suffering from that
roadful maaty
to moi say that adapted all eonsn Ions, OF
lat VIII afford the relief In all for, OF course
IA know nothing about that-hu from what have seen of
cucts. lwoud hesitate and
Seroa with persons whom felt interest over
HON | could exercise influence control
Respectfully yours, JNO. NJ BoTfS.
igu.i Inn
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THt kNG OF BlRns.-Capt. Edward Finney has re-
cent, exhibited to the editor Of the Petersburg En-
press the body Of large grey eagle, killed by him
while duck shooting near "Broadway,p Va lie dis
covered par of those eagles attempting to secure
his game IN advance of him. and discharging his gun
at predatory couple succeeded in bringing down this
one lie nohie grey measures from tip to tip of his
wings at feat TN inches 1t has been observed with
M the past few years that eagles have become COM
Paret''ey numerous in that section of Virginia. \
stroll or hunt through the fields and woods of Ros-
In at times will almost be sure give one glimpse
OF some solIlnrl memher of Us lnrdlY lrihe
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Coop NArURRD ApyIcE.--tntortunote who have
no slcgh and consequently deprived OF the eNh'lara-
tiny sport the season affords, advised to try DR..
franklin's substitute take seat i'll rough CHAIR,
put their feet in bucket Of ice water shut THERE eyes
and ring tea bell The amusement may be heigh-
tened If some one will occasionally splash handful
OF snow in their faces.
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sq-Dcar Sir; Having been attacked with hemorfhage ot
lungs which left with troublesome cough and the us
debility consequent such attack and having cured
yscli by the of WisrARs BAtsAN OF WILD CHfhf'
eli pleasure and duty 10 testify Its merits My gene
faith patent medicines is small but for those who are
norng under pulmonary attacks, persuaded that the
,alsam is an excellent preparation.
Yours, very truly JoNA H. NllllDS,
tmcopee, Mass, Feb %, 1854. Ed thieopoe Telegraph
Nnne genuine unless signed BUTTS On the wrapper
SETH w. fOWiE & co, 1I5 Washington Street hos.
"a, Pioprctors Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale 10y } II. SEAi,
jan H. dNc,lawlw
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~, ia"'hhnrg V Janu1fy - ls57, 81 "
h're this morning obon, O'Clock f,r ,he Wfst md
,t-als Liberty at i his evening Mr. cobbs
.oaduo'or reports the snow from 10 to l. feet deem
!" Tue cuts freight engine reported Yesterday
To-" is''aed 9"lofds from Central Depot aud hands
mo ~ tae rack between lsaionis aud Liberty,
me snow being Il feet deep in the cuts.
t"o engines opened the way from Central Depot
70 HAue'Ille to-day, and proceeded west from that
P.'Te this evening Nothing heard from trains west
Of Nytheyille
II was showing rapidly at Liberty ut O'Clock
Tours %e. +. II. GILL
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Opinions Of the prc~s.-Wc inhe pleasure ~
tcruR 10 the virtue oi Davis Pain Killer. We have used
article and found valuable Tho sale OF this article IN the
ued States beyond all precedent AS hebooksot te office
~ show - Cincinnati Commercial
Davis Vegetable Pain klerNc first heard of this me'ii
during visit the New England States and being struck
it'll the novelty of the title induced omakc cinui
about II and surprised to learn that was kept
instantly in the houses the hans of tho cIa
ID Villages where stopped to be used in of sudden
tacks of pain burns, seas Sc and We hoard 1t spoken e"
OF high commcndaon, both by druggists and physi
ans hil1dtiyhia Eagle
Perry Davis Pain Kucrt Is rcap ASSURE to uso speak
veraby Of this article known almost universally To be good
I'd remedy for burns and 9th pains of the body II Is
t'uahl only d la the winter but for vaous
mpaiu and slonl be Ia every family The casualty
hich demands il, may unawaros- thrsdb ddtocdfe
Valuable MedcneThc sale of that remarkable and truly
aluabc preparations prtrv DAVIS Pain Killer Is constantly
I'D rapidly increasing During the past N'nl the demand for
great remedy has been altogether prcccdentcd Scarce
work passes nv dumg which We do not hearof some
arkale cure having been pert mrd within the circle OF our
guauiancc by the of Perry Davis Pain killcr Pr0r
frg. Airerfist.
FORBADE by Druggists Groeers and Medicine Dealers every
where.
inn 5l2W
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u lNNCnRuHG As Trustee In deed from George PEREZ
val Jr The undersigned duly recorded the Clerks Office
of Campbell county shall Saturday the 3th day of Feb
AT aocluek that day proceed To sell, the
premises to the highest bidder credit of IL aud II
months the Tract ct Land torobv conveyed lying opus
Creek In the tainphe about four miles from
TIA" city lynehluR, containing about 2b2t adjoining
the lands T. h Christian r. G. Jcnuing NJ anphorno and
This land is truly valuable being mostly woods and
excellent Tobacco land All perons wishing tn purchase
Invited view the Land will also sell the time
aud place. AVID upon like credit all The right title and Inter
the said George Irciva M In the Dover Estate of ba
mother Mrs Malgarct rureya In owing To good
the above sale should take place the timn
place above mentioned will take place in front Of the Mar
kc House In the Iynclburg tho Saturday follow
ing the 18th day &C February next at II O'clock
The title The above property deemed unquosonnhl" but
acting i,cc shan convey such only ~ Is eonveycdh by
said decd NN, L. NANtEN,
bl, II d,n,l.Gl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

I BILE SLAVES and either Property. redlar Mills IN
Amherst shall the late rezioncc of Peter T. Thornton,
decd Thursday 10Th day of January ea7 az fair II not
the far day thereafter Sunday eNCcptcdD soil to tho
hghoFt bidder ~ SLAVES mostly Young aud very likely
them boys. girl7 and children,
Of Them good tonks and House Also, all other
Property belonging the ostae of Peter T. Thornton, decd,
toMu Household and Kitchen Furniture Plantation Iton-
The cash the SlnVoH;
other Property credit gmenihs All OF 81 over
the purchaser giving huud with approved security under %
the cash will be required
10y pnd rcqucst all the lcgacrs of
Peter T. Thorten, dtsd EoBERf II TIlDR&TON
Adm a Peter l. Thornton, decd
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SITE or fhE tANAL-fhs eunal Is frozen tightns
drum. Boats Ia, len with valuable produce are III
Ell up MI along the line between here md Richmond
iht paeket-boa Link has gone into winter quarters
nnderthc bridge and has been there ever sncechrist
ao'. It's crew lead the life ofImpAndcrs They
HetP NJ Dis hte' eat, drink aud sleep. 4 round
hole is cut in the ice near TIL stern of the hon a,J
thehee the Ltnhers draw water, md pcrchanee, fish
when the sun is high aud the weather little warm
Another OF the packets is frozen up about thirty
miiGs above Richmond Another still is locked fast
Ia Tue i1y embrace OF The Jcems and kinnorwy near
the ancient city of buchanan
We learn that the winter has been very disastrous
upon boats Many ofthem have been cut through
by tue ice and gone to the bottom with valuable car
goes.
II Is SAID by some that navigation will not be open
until March but We hope better things
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

cicacious In thecue Salt Reum, Scrotua, and all other
n Diseases they will effect when all other means tail
Sold at the manufactures No 70 Mainn Lane, New York
nd No 2ii Strand, London ana by all Druggists, at Poe,
DC and 81 per box, ian "Odlw
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49,, "COMPETITI6N q - She Life Of
) - TRADE"--PR1NfING IN all It's varlons branches,
ne in style nnsypa'sei by any ohr Establishment IA The
a,e at the YlRGiNIAS ion PRINTING ESTABLISH
tENT.
Lbs printed In Colursin manner thai wiz compare with amy
pr done south Mason and biSous Line Specimens can
seen At our Nice Gail and see. First Alley between Main
"a church Streets aug Its
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3 Perimmcd Hrcnth.-W hat lady or gentleman would
the Of agreeable breaf when using
aONDENS DENTAL FLUID 1t viii not only ren Ter 1t.
make the teeth white atbastor prevent ool-
he and preserve houi decay. Recommended by den
i and pin siciauS everywhere.
a Beautiful Complexion may be aairedhy its II
pmlcs tan, rcelc reudcr the skin soft aud hcanii
H. inpartinc rich hue It is the greatest cosmetic
,cr known. being from all injurious Price 30
,nts. For saIehy STRo1HER WHITEHEAD,
STABLER & JONES,
CTS aud Druggists everywhere
4 pcrfu,ncd Nrcnih.-Nin lady gentle
would remain under the curse of osaRrceabe breath
hen by ufnR The .BAlH or a THOUSAND floWFRs'
'ncr would not ous rodrr i sweet but Leave the teeth
aabastert MANY persons do not know hrr breath
ID anil the s'bect dcliratc their trirulS Viii
rnisnit ronr single drop "am' your tooth brush
ash your teeth night and morning Ry cent bottle
III last a
Ba,ufu Complex may easily be arinirclhy usiu tho
Balm of Thousand Flowers Il will rcmoyc tan pinp'
feckts from the .S having Of sott ard r,scae hn"
towel pour two or three drops aud wash the face
ght and morning.
Shaving MADE EAsY-Wot your shaving brush in either
cold pour N three drops of lialm of
Aun.aud Flowers" rub the beard well aud IL will make
aauttr ather much facilitating Incorporation Of shaving
Fifty sale by all Druggists beware Of
.Iut1tf..ts. None genuine unless signed by
". !. FI1ElDGE q GO.
4dGms Franklin square, New York.
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On saturday The 'ith iuHt sell In hont at The Market
House ~ e ttN ct iNnhhuff, hy way ot public auction,
l." Tobacco Finishing These Screws portion
81 tue property offered Tor sale hr the 18th day of An
gust last hs resec under The decd Of Trust executed hy Paul
Jones w I Jones AMI II ! puVal the builder Tor which hnv
Ing failed In comply with tho towns IT sae Terms made
known On day uf sale 4. 4 Is. Trustee
4ani .Ft4t4.
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uDExTON 4 PATTON,
Il Co,nun,..iou aud Fsre nrdimg Mcrchants.

Devote hcr eue The sale Of Country Iroduce
Of every and tho purchase ~ acod Tor their
Refer TO Col Vim " Peyton Roanoke " " feft"n hsi
snt.nn.rv Al ~ Nerheaney Tsu. Bnie'auri Col \. ,.
Randolph Alhemarlc: Hon. in, NJ Patton, hich"'pnd
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CoNsoLNG.-E qnipagcs ON runners are in demand
fef lae consolation of young gentlemen ambitious of
doing the genec to the lady OF their Affections we
take pleasure IN announcing that n respectable sIcph
can be had Tor the extremely trling cost of 50 an
hour.
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and ring Il tea-bcll. The amusement may be heigh
tened il some one will occasionally splash handful
of snow in their faces
\ GALLANT SpEcTAcLE.--All Lynchbnrg, but par
ticularly Main aud Church streets RECALLED yes
terday with spectacle mot pair OF spcctaces such
as Lvnchburg alone can furnish. y handsome sleigh
drawn by four housekeeping, swiit-moving horses
flashed like a many-legged meteor, back and forth
from West street to Tan Yard Alley to the great adj
mraton OF small negroes and the intense jealousy OF
impoverished dry goods clerks and beggary loo Al edi-
tors. The occupants of this gay vehicle consisted OF
four of the loycliest women with solitary eXcep-
tom in the world orthis lie OF Jefferson county, aud
four Of perhaps the most ugliest young mea that
nature created
EYCUANTMEST IN LYNCuBUR .-NotwithStaning inc
immense quantity of snow which fell dnling the
storm of Sunday and covered streets to the depth
in places of many feet the eneumhrance mas "eeh
cleared away by magic so rapid, indeet has been
the removal of the snowy impeachment, that We are
convinced that its miraculous disappearance has been
the work Of negro-min-.3
Woy'r IIELp THE Benevolcncc may have
existed in Lynchhurg years ago. None OF 1t IS lett
now The snow is deep, the weather severe the poor
are suffering; yet not ticket has been sold for the
concert in behalf of the sufferers If we are stingy
let US at least be honest, and say we don't want TO
help the poor. Confound EN-! what business have
ihey to be poor? Nobody suffers but themselves
nmhy didn't they go and get rich in warm weather
Plague take en-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AgssOD.UTgON.-Thee Omeevu OF George N
u Hneher a Co. dhssolvcd the it INST BY mutual
Those having claims against ,e win peas
them Immediately NJ Rueker for payment
account VIII please come ior
make payment to the same o. Msr rsecase oos
tou deay a very that the aanlrs OF the eon
sond 30 closed speedily possible ne name ?, ne
Arm |. only 10 be Winding the business Of The SANE
~ take to thank friends and eusiomers Tor the
very ya upon and respectfully beg
a c ontnuanes Of ~ successor .,n.-o
GEORGE N. RUCkER,
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BENSON n lsENaING,

ISAAC s. JOHNSON,
GEO II. HEMING
shop under the Cabcl House lately occupied by ], T.
y b Paper Hanging done neatly aud promptly
NTOTsCE.-The subscriber returns his thnmks
"a his old friends and customers and the public generally
firms with which he has been connected for the last sixteen
years, the Building business in the city lie takes this
ihod informing them that he will continue the building bust
ness heretofore, both Brick and Wood Work
iIehopes by close application TO business to retain their
face and custom II Is true that the larger portion Of lis
hands slaves and he expects to work that kind OF abo
at The same time he experienced
ournevmen himself with Lis experience and by
giving his personal attention to the business to be able to exc
any work that may ocriu such steos to give satsiac
lis shop and oficc Street of saun
dcs lrby and Immediately opposite the shop 9Na Tenn
r., whore he will keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
Blinds SC GEO G. CuRLE, Agt
Jan l7".codly
DIAN0sON TEIai.-P"ymrni with'"id.-We
propose purchasers Of Piano Foitcs to take orr instru
inent on trial in say of their quality be
tore paying for them
Twenty year, experience part satisfies our minds
and could fifteen hundred TO unite with Us
the opninn, thai no establishment North or South can pos
,iby furnish cheaper instruments than we DO
nov ll.dis u = NASH.
AND WARRANT LosT.-No. si,;s6o 80
Jane frnn Tor ~ Atre ~ n wa pssce o A,
County and mailed by the 7h November lat to Samuel
Garland Clerk Of said county but has never reached him
'T dsG 5ts arc PETERS SPENCE co
Noe go~T.-a small half grow" Terrier,
~ with Collar on marked with owners name ~ tn.
will be paid any who may return him Enquire
this ofice ll'h L2"l>.-
xsAn NEW WORK LEDGEEs for .san"nry
n wv tn received at Mof'E''
Baltimore Daily and Weekly American
jan 81.
&PEcIA NoTsCE" "r""r r, 20 'fn a'. c. NY
Trunks. Splendid bargains Wi be ,9I ~ lI
named articles, tor cash. l. l. ARMlSIEAP'
NEW WORK. VIRGINIA
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NAIIAm.E s,.AAnrom .AaE.-.. p"r.

Ahanco of decree In the Circuit Court Of APPROXIMATION
County pronounced on thu 18th day o September 1886 In
thaneeN nt theren depending unor the style of North Va
smith &r The undersigned the Commissioner therein named
VIII On the 18th day al January, lsl, the Market House
In the city of lNnchbntg expose 10 sale, by OF public
auction, credit Of four monihH the purchaser giving
note et"ah aud (aho at Of the hanks In the city OF
lynchhuK satisfactorily endorsed the payment ot the pn
chase money! Negro Man Slave named Hiram,
HENRY DuNNlNGroS,
Sergeant n tn city f1nehhurg and as such Cont SC.
dec s" dtlyn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

va Merchants Bank OF Virginia have authorized in.
Capital Stock the of Aj6OOl0 giving the
r.sat Stockholders the right II subscribe for the
desiring do Informed that the Books Sub
rui1n open at the Bank and viii remain open till
2afl inst Ro & MITCHELL,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

virtue of deed :" Trust executed by Ino w Srntton
10 Sam Hooker for the heueht VIM - oaz and of
ord In tho tlotks Office 81 the County tour, of Campbell and
by virtue of an order made 10y the County Court OF Campbell
nj its January ren 1851 appointing the undersigned Trustee
in the place of Samuel Hooker who has departed this life since
The execution of said Deed shalt WEDNESDAY, the
am day OF fobnary nost in front At the Market House IN
the City n lynehbue. sell the highest bidder CASH
the negro Man, named William. conveyed In said Decd
JNo C. MtRRELi. Trustee