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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

H. d. WhiICoMB, Sup Transportation.
- ECEsvsNG, AND ON HAND, IS bbl. stu
~ ARTS Sngar IS ebs s.u"rts Ground Clarified ami
flushed sugar
10 bbl.. n 9. Moass-s
10 hhds 7. X. do,
100 bags Rio Cofoe
10 Prime old Java do,
orgo % o 9 OK Ada%anno and sperm Candles,
feb 2iis YOUNGER & SMITH
YNCuBURG planning AND MOUlthe
IL ING MIlLs'-BuINHAM MORGAN co (on tn
Basin above the Ga. Works. IYschBuRe, Va mannfacld
Work. Turning &c lap d&ciy
6HEwaNei Tobacco, Cigars. sn.as, winc..
and the public with the following celebrated Brands Chew
Henderson 4 ioisomses Natural
VIM d Miler's Bluff City,
Booker Haseys Lecompte.
Jas NJ. Caytors Natural Suncured
Gema9 aud Domestic Cigars Smoking Tobacco snua
o Of bottled Wuss sna ano nu ap
maralts ii NJ HARRIS & co.
of the latest and most highly approved construction and
tone finished N Piano form aud in the highest style Of art
srumen' almost perfectly and compass of tone is un
Ike organ or volume quite sufficient full Choir
As the instrument was purchased for another than the present.
inquire cannot use hAS S WAIk1ps
Book Stationary and Music Street, doors
above Norvell House Lynchburg Va ma sts
4 IQUORlCE PAsTE,"A. DC" anA"F H.
u for sale by IL. q. HARDY & CO.,
ma 9ts Petersburg
ID ECEavED this day by 1o~th side Aatlssad
- 80 dozen Cans Tomatoes Call 'oosi YOU want some
thing nee. W. o. HARVEY.
li.diw
MAY ~, ls55.-Egs CreeAers.-Jssss - hsna
to-day fresh 10, of those refined Crackers for nvaas
and Dyspep,ies, for sale only by
ma i4ts J. II. THOMPSON & Co. Druggists
(sARPET BAGs.-l have jast spen~d u
~ and beautiful supply of Carpet Bags and satehe
ap lists +. sEABURl
4 tlfll.DREN's Dinias, Rocking ana Avns
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II - LII nHH1sStW ny II u TOP
ton, Engineer aud Frederick konch q. Heinrich
hreeta and panghtsmen Ia prepared To furnish Designs
specifications and estimates for all kinds OF buildings
chhory Special attention will he raid the
worn entrusted to his charge Surveys of Land Mines and
Roads will he made the the
proved plans Address II ExALI,
nov idAtlH Architect, Richmond Va
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NucGOKNIE 4 CO.,
Nu Wboicsnlc and Retail lsrOcrrs,

COMMISSION Il FORWARDING MERCHANTS and
manufacturers of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO
at tho old stand of McCorke Jonea MAIN sTRrrr LYNCH
tuHd Va Will particular attention 10 the salc ofFLOR
WHEAT, CORN, BACON, LARD, BUTTER, &c Liberal
adv will be made all gnnonts required
ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

Tur lines addressed to -. ton the reception Of
bunch of flowers, we regret To say, do not come up
" .,,ndatd and are therefore, most respoc'tull,
,,,5fi5ed We should do ar nnbroHn friend a dis.
.er1ee to publish them with -, ln''a'i AZ directed
Zaacr the first transp ports OF plcasurabie emotion
: sn,liur himself 50 suddenly made poet had pas
- awny. he would be mortified to Anow that his
,.s.es could not beu the test of criticism For iu-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

~ lat day May, lSj7 the undersigned agree tee
all Drove Horses for 30 cents rday
GEO NJ BRUCE,
WIN II, TAYLOR,
ma ABBA cw3w Agt for VIM II Hall
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

\ Legal DEcisIoy.--A case of interest to Railroad
Companies was decided ia the Circuit Cour OF Prince
William county, Va. Thursday. The sait was insti-
tucd to recover the value OF two mules, Il horse and
COW killed hy hctrain of the Orange Alexandria
Railroad Company on Hnoceupcd lands and was
conducted on both sides by very eminent counsel
TN the application of the defendant the Court inSruc
ted the jury that Railroad Companies in Virginia are
not liabe for Il killing OF stock herommons with
ont proof OF the negligence or carelcssness IN the
infringement ofthc train nj the time OF killing. Yer
diet for defendant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

Ei-i& IN TIMING. \ E3ANO.-sn.p'n"
tur '"pp the purchase Of pa ueular in's'
~. $50 can tlns. Of which We nave
st i twenty wears past Nothing he lost and vow nave
'l' asrcrtIuing for yoursc' whether they are
ITO FIRST rafe T. NASH
Book and Piano Dealer,
hp24.r P.i.rshrrg. Va.
4 'p:i Fcon ~ Nv ou bSna nad for - by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

FyEIsE WAN esoscrunl pi ssunno,
lie Bog Manipulated to
Whit and lruNn MoAnau do
De BE "a Super Phosphate If Lime.
Banr bust g. fn sale tu he trade aud consumers by
inagl4 Il { HARDY 4 co. Polcr,hufg
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EAGLE SHor.--During the oncampment of the Viz
cnla Rifles, Mt jamestown private Lehae shot nm
eagle which measures feet inches from tip 10 TIP
Gapt. .yhruok intends having the bird stuffed ana
placed in the urmory OF the company.
NEARLY CoMPLErED-We notice that several build
lngs recently erected in Norfolk nearly ready tor
n>e The Custom House Is being rapidly finished OH
under The direction Of skilfui contractors.
The block of buildings Church street, known as
Larry Row, which burned down during the
prevalence OF the fever two years ago, Is now also
heary completed Three or four buildings near the
Market house. and several neat and handsome houses
IN other localities receiving their finishing touch
Is Norfolk is looking up. May the good work go,
aud may Portsmouth learn from, and profit uy her
eNmpc.- Nort,i. Heran
THg WHEAT CRop-CHi>cn BrG.-The FrederickS-
hlrg Herald SAYS
The 6oe growing weather of this month has
mad an almost manirIl effect the wheat in this
section. of Virginia. We have heard several OF
oar most Intelligent farmers say that the crop IN
Spaitsl lvanm would be Il fall average one should
there We no blight between this and harvest time
This / ccrul,ly more encouraging thaa We had a
r.h 10 cNnect in view "f the prutracted untavorabe
weather IN the months of March and April.
=" The reports that come in to rs from neighboring
r"pnties, are also highly favorable.
There is said to he, however, more Chnch Bug
throughout the country than ever before seen; and
whilst we have high hopes Of cheering harvest no
Just or reliable estimates can lac made as TINS pest
may yet completely blight the present rich and prom
lung prospect
luz WHEAT AsD FRUIT CRoP.The Morgantown
Star says:
We have c5nvcrscd with several f,rmcrs in this
comfy. and all seem to think that the crop of wheat
VIII Yet prove to he good They say that the recent
warm weather has buoyed them up considerable IN
thelr former hopes Of a good crop of wheat
We do not remember Of ever having seen hetter
Prospect for good cr.p of apples, peaches, plums,
@es ihaa st the present time. The bloom Is very
heiYf, nad all that remains now to ensure a good
g. p, l. for Jack Frost tn keen his hands of.
30 tsi-i& IN TIMING: \ sANO-su-prnd
S"'r decision t" the purchased any pa ufur mas
- - $50 a,tH tns. Of "urs which we haNe
,e3 r tmv. years pas. Nothing he lost ard vou have
-3 " lt-t ii asrcrtLning for yoursc' whether lnrE ar
~. first rate or not T. T. NASH,
Is;au, Deal
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JAMESTOWN IrEMs.--Difereat CORES onacnts esd
mate the number of persons at jamestown at from
1000 to 10000, most of them giving : ,o90. Cinema
tive Nirginian came twelve hundred miles to join in
III. celebration.
Tn. Norfolk town sergeant accompanied the Junior
volunteers and bore large aud massive silver mace,
which was presented to taat city by Gov DinwiddIe,
in the year 75s and which never used bat on
one occasion before and that ut the jamestown cee-
brntiou OF lso1.
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t--conttaniiy DE hSna Had for es.~ o.
US II &. HARDY e Co, fst.rsn..
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

W A.. COMPTON. I. HuGHts
Late nth kenn.t Dadieg Il 10
(tOuPrON a. HuGlaEs, Agents for the sale
~ of VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. y Mats
sfHTft. GfNIIyNAT H. OHIO.
Particular attention paid tho purchase Of Flour
con, Lard Ae AR.
Refer Ia Farmers Bank and Manufacturers generally
1dbn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

Two tjpsy fellows were On the Erilsepor, bridge
Wheeling, Va Sunday the lorh lust, when one of
them lost his foohol and tell into the Ohio. dis
lance of forty feet. lie succeeded in reaching the
shore without sustaining any injury. IN lrShman
named VIM. Flanagan died saturday, at Wheeling
tunnel irom injuries received the pre iods Wcdne5
day at which time both his legs crushedb between
the cars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

I'>yarnorsLY IGr.-Col John \. Washington, pro-
prietor al Mount Vernon is lying dangerously IN A
taat place. His brother who resides in ono OF the
upper counties OF Virginia, tecgrapaed to pro-
ICED llatdcr Immediately. The Cooueis health has
been bad for some weck.--R. Eng
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-06
HEATH OF AMERICAN WOMAN,


call upon you consider few facs Of The mOs vital i'm
PJrtance - every woman in the country.
The h CHEST professional authority admit that
die aterne disea than from any other cause
and that they unable the diseases to arrest this
w az your attention to the reasons for this and then to
remedy when has been eniDentiy successful of may
years aud which has the sanction OF the mo enlightened
physicians in he cOGLITy.
hg medicines general among the profession for tbe
tO Falling WOMB, w ties Deranged Mensrue
aon and local disease o the uoe Ogeher WITH Re
ussHutons ptoms sttend Iron, Stry chime,
Opium Csuthardes Conlum, Oa9na1 lndiee betsle Corn
uum and mechanical means such as persares Wnen al
mniserng them, the ruten is N formed that she Is taking
nothing that will hurt her. Lei us see.
Iron, the most harmless aud me best OF he when given
for complaints, produces heat thirst dcuty Of breath
ing, and nl0eIable headacnes Seeate Prouuos hsHse
vomiting, giddiness deTum supOr aud Teghtin the head
tTgehHns poison violent that the most minute doses
sometimes fatal and yet is gwen by rule IRON the DO
without due knC al the little mdicat ons which
relieve by relax tbs dscles, but TINS very laXa
again the cause OF some OF tie most t'ung eom
plauts. COnHa and CGEtkaridss bOtn commissions
T5mGngs, Btness and great debly FeSsaTes are
decz e. ana they aso lrriIste and eau ulcers pgr,
discharges and sometimes ncuTEbe disease OF the bladdeT
In small dos these medicines VIII no. always Proouee
mmedistey fatal ehecs but continued as they are IN ne
of these diseases, they will inevitably luJure TIE
systsm, and cHuelngeTng aud phnul symptOms ana Lu
10 the woman who was already ast enough on he
way " .h0ut the aid y these violent pOisons
convnc yOu sir that the administration oil these
medicines never cured Uf uterine disease but on th
cOurary that future suffering and often early death al
ATably follow their use. The lusdlous poison
peTceives her N time 70 find there Is no hope
ask yol man and as physician, why VIII you give
cOuDteDaDCe practice which pslsLs IN AdllseI'
ing poison and m diving women 70 their very graves
Fortunately turn from his side o the picture 70
more brilliant There remedy these cumphlut-
composed Of pOsOus hut medical slupes OF Sred
efficacy. H never has never can igiure he slstem'
certain u effect cure; its Ingredients are az Lhe ser
vice Oursef ply sAn. In series ol eIeTs Pub
lished in tue leading papers and addressed 10 e-ihs
physicians argued general value of h5 medicines
Wsrshss Uterine CAholicon) and have CIV proof ol ia
efficacy
sly object ea your attention TO comparison o.
efficacy with the failure 4 your me lies 70 CON
ast mild scon whit hsrh and fatal ef
ects d nisered BY the protest. generally
upOu You, value Tepu atOn, 70 us'
Mar-,aIl's Uterine CahOlicon or the risk bein
ssse with those physicians, who, pursuing the od oeae
track excite ply for their Ignorance or our exeeauo
or ID iT EEavery. ., =, -
Secretary Graefsnberg Co
/ For sale by MACKENZIB q BECkWlrH,
,r,oI-tf Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-06
RUgNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSI

BALTIMORE. % HOURsl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
~rNHE ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets to Wash
in0ton can be procured to which point well sS to
ap6re it s the shortest most 1lTect and IN every
meet the most reliable route. Ii is the only route BY which
baesrs of Through Tic kets TO New York are ensbed
= reach tie cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
YORK at the cost Of Ticket TO New York only, thus
bug Business en and Travellers for pleasure or inior
nation TO visit four the prInepal cities IN the Union IOr
% rost than can be aiOrGed by any other route.
And it Is the only route by which Through Tickets
e had to Richmond Norfolk, Winchester, fredericksburg
ana Petersburg Va, Charleston, savannah Macon Az
ANITA Augusta Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs
from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches Of
arter 4 Thomas, or steamers on the Cumberland river
a or1svuLE connecting there with the United States
Nail steamers 10 Cincinnati, with the JeHersOnVie
Railroad to Indianapolis Ind make dTect connection 81
oIn7obus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad 10 heel
10 whence close connection with the Baltimore Ohio
2siIroad is made 10 Washington City, BaHmorel Phls
- Passspgers holding Through Tickets from Mem
is are tran serred ct Csro TO tue cara Of the Illinois
E.srtrs Railroad, from thence passing through Ierr
asute Indianapolis Dayton and Aenia 70 C0uous Inrs
iIv Trains leave Columbus a. 10 A. NJ, $50 r NJ. and
IL P. NJ. -
~ Travellers are requested to notice that while ths IF
- l routs alrding Through licketst to az the Eastern
es ct the same rate charged by other routes 70 AsU
vk o7L il is also the Shortest most speedy ana diTeel
- All the leading pontsin the East. The distance from
1lunnbus TO Batmoreis only $40 niles, being about OC
les shorter to New York than By any Otherroute Ebsrf
re less changes of cars BY this rouJe and consequently
ess dstsution. than By ans other. ...-..-..-.
EV- The road is baliasted with broken stone and IL
,utir .Y free from duat.
For furtheriuf0rrnaon, please apply D. G. RUMsEI
For Through Tickets spply in pais7s at the oes Of
as o. g. Mail steamers or al ~ JerisFsonyle ta roao
fiee. Main street. Nh. 5. WOODSLDh,
Master Transportation 3. U. Z. B
john N. SHARP. General Western agsat.
iFTva
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DISTILLED FROM COAL,
fcFrITREn RY LETTERS pAnrNrN

DlSTILLkD FROM COAL.
(SECURED BY LETTERS patiently
TERosRNR ILLUMINETRD OIL. The light obtained
II from this oil exceeds in bancy tha Of any other oil
or fluid heretofore discovered is nexposlVe and
main limpid In the very coolest weather.
The Company the lamps best adapted TO this
OIL the kerosene Lamps manufactured by the following
parties: Aessrs. Cornelius Baker, slso Dyott of Pha
deIphia & v Haughwaut Co., 46S Broadway, the Brook
lyn Flint Glass Co. No 70 Broad Street, Messrs Detz Co.
1872 William Street, L. MeTeer l36 Elm Street, and H. Ba
wards "A street, n. Y Samples Of different style
Lamps can be at the Office of the Company.
KERosEER LUBRIcATIEs Oh, No /. Prepared to suite the
finest and all kinds of Machinery; burns brilliantly in
Locomotive Head Lights Car Lamps and all the ordinary
solar and HAND Lamps and stands greata degree OF cold
ss Sperm OIL and Is admirably adapted TO Rsroad and
Steamship use,
KKROsRNE LCBRIcATNG OILs, No. e43. Superior Lubrica
tor and will be found posses advantages owe. any Oil in
the market prices-wIl not burn-and have been
prepared to the requirements Railroads and others
use will be found admirably adapted for use OF Steam
shps of War; Merchants We sse Lake and River Ca
aud burns all the Cabin Staeroom' Cinnaee, Forcase
Lamps, Signal Lanterns, DC.
Bnnace oil will remain fluid long best Sperm, and
will burn all night without requiring 10 be trimmed, and ad
vantage that will be obvious to every Shipmastef
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from the Wholesale OIL
ship, Chanders, Druggists and GroceTs In New YORK. and
the regularly appointed Agents Of the Company In many Of
the principal Towns and Villages Of the United States, the
Canadas. ana the Island Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with the rules esAD-
Iished by The Board of Tr1stees,) application to
AUSTEh'S
GRERRAL AGENTS. KKRosENK OH Co.
No. so Beaver Street, N. u
NIB Circulars with full particulars, testimonials, prices.
&c. e.. will be forwarded on application as above.
June6-y. IA. WI
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Negroes for Sale.

0N Monday, the 2sfh day Of December next, viii sell
" Inc late residence Of Sarah a. Jackson, Decd
Dickson county about miles south Charlotte
the highest bidder, credit OF tNeixe months,
likely Negroes vii: hree negro men, and
Er years old; Of The men good Farm hand,
Rorge-msn, and one an roa Works hand And also all
tae OF the said sarah n laekson deed. Purchasers will
requested DoIes with good and approved securi-
This October 3lst, 81.
- "a, MINOR ELkAZER Executors.
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Money, Money,

ExohanEe Bank GOOD.
his own manufacture, made up expressly for the lall
rade, which will be sold al The reasonable prices
Farmers aud Others wanting supply Of Negro shoes will
DO wellO examine my stock.
Alsoin and for l25 sides FIRST rate Black HsTs
ness Leather and a lot OF pad skins &c.
For eiiheir Shoes Leaef Wilt money on the Ex
change Bank par.
he highest market price in cash paid for country hides
w HAMILTON.
oct South college.
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Notice.

A g commissioners Of the court Of Nottovsv county
Virginia, 10 sell he doWerproperty OF Mrs. Eliza
oeih Hawkes., widow Of Joshua Hawkes. have in hanos
tlb9 O ecn beng the portion which Richard Halle ana
Ms vile Lucy, Ormey, Hawkes. their representatives
ere entitled said Richard Hall and wife removed 10 The
Lae oi tennessee many and have not recently
leen heard from. II not heard from ia weeks from the
late OF publication the will be divided amongst the
remsiuing nine legBtees. FDWiN G. BOOIH,
oct 3l-4W Nellvtlle, P. o. NottOvay county, Va,
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
3D. the receipt Of which bey will be forwarded by first
nail. Purchasers eau have Tickets ending with any fig
ire they may designate.
The List of Drawn mbeTs and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain, give
heir Post Office, County and State.
"a Remember that every prize is drawn and payable
D full without deduction.
E- All prizes Of 81 600 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawingotheT prizes at the usual time Of thirty
lays.
Address Orders fnr Tickets or Certificates to
S. SWAN & CO., Augusta Ala.
OF, Z. SIIMSTBIN, Box 3, Nashville.
? Persons residing near Montgomery Ala, Atlanta,
have their orders ned and time, by address,
ing swan q Co., al eItner oil those cities.
nOV3O-li
II list of the Numbers that drawn from wheel,
with the amount OF the pTze that each is entitled to,
will be published after every drawing in The following pa
pers:-Nsw Orleans Delta Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta InteigenCeT, New
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News and Rich
mond Dispatch and New York Dispatch, and Psulding
(bliss.l lariOn
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Great Excitement.

TUST REgEIvFD al No % Cedar street, over ten thou
j sand vols, Boots 5000 Novels, COCO Reams Note, Cap
BilI and Letter paper, 5OO0 Enve'ops.
Among thr c3uecuon will be iOund Mrs caroline Lee
HeDtz's Works Yrs Southwortb Emerson Bennets Cha
Dciu's: Levers Works. Waves NOV els all the Poets:
sine Famiy Blbes.-A Gin accompanying each book
hmopg The .its given Gold aud silver Watches
JeelTy, Fancy Goods etc The Ladies are nVliec 10 ca
and examine the stock. = -
3. Auction ssle every evening Tiue9O' c. FOX
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NEARLY ONE PRILE TO EVERY 9 TICKET
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
40 RE RRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN NOVEMBER.
5.495 PEt.ea amounling d. ,00
PRICE OF fICkE5b.
WHOLE TICKETS. sic; HALVES 5; QUARTERS, $21<
TUE TDTTERV


PRICE TTCKETs.
WHOLE TICKETS, SIC; HALVES 5; QUARTERS, $21<
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from $4,000, corresponding With those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips OF paper
encirCed with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The first Al Prizes, similarly printed and encreled,
placed in another Wheel.
The Wheels then revolved, and number is drawn
rom the Wheel of Numbers and the time Prize is
drawn from the other Whee The Number and Prize drawn
opened and exhibited to the audience and registered
by the COmmssOners the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn This operation is repeated until all he
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PnzEs.-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers TO those drawing the drst Prizes will
be entitled to the % approximation Prizes For exaDpl
If Ticket NO 1880 draws the 100000 Price those 1ickets
numbered 24S 1919 l25 l252 will each be entitled TO
$500 If Cket No $50 draws the 70 600 prize those Tick
numbered 54S 549 $751; $50 will each be entitled 70 $500,
and according TO the scheme
The GVVV Prizes SZU viii be determined by the last fig
the No that draws the $4,000 prize, For example
If the number drawing the 5000 prize ends with l. then
all the tickets where the number ends in will be entitled
$50 Ii the ends with No 2 then all the tickets
where the number ENDS in will be entitled to $40. and
so ontOO,
Certificates Of Packages will be sold Gt the following
rstss, which is the risk
pacEaoe n N Whole 1icEets $50
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Trust Sale
OF
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE!
Pine Iron Works Property for Sale!
LAUREL FURNAoE F0R -

DY Virtue Of Deed y trust to me exeeufed BY Wm H
ID Crueer on the Sh day Of June A. D. i55l, and regis
tered In toe RegseTs Office Of Dickson county, in Bosk k
uapes SOC. 2 4 G and7 viii, on THURSDAY. 18TH
bay or NoVEMBKR 1857, Expose for Sale 70 the highest
bidser Al Py Furnace In the County of Dickson, the fol-
loving described real personsi PR periy, 10 w
M rreuise. known the Laurel Furnace, in Dickson
cop,tv contgntng four and thousand acres
m m eve, eut Stock Farm thereon, and Furnace and AZ
tres he5en Also negro slaves, Of following names
nj pes 70 wit Charles Hooks, about a years Pc
Ter az d about 34-a good Blacksmith. Lender aged
Fblut 30 yesr--- first Wagon Maker Jim Loess eed
about a. year AaTk huddieston, eyed about IS Marx
NiFh about 2s Hof0rd, aged ABOUT ss John aged
about % Essex, aged about Pa good Engiueer sHfe
aged a5oui 10. Solomon aged about az Mathew, aged
ABOUT 81 Gus, aged about IS London; aged about 46
E1mund, aged about 4S. DRTy aged about 81 Is e..
Z wagons and Gear. n Oxen Cows & number of
stock hogs All the arts and Slides. About $50 tons Of
pig metal small quan ity Bacon and all the Farming
lmtements, and all the tools and utensils in Il Farnaee
The said property will be sold upon the following terms,
10 vi; said Laurel tusce property, upon credit Of
and Two years bs1d and approved security will b. required
OF lha purchaser and lien In 10 SECURE the payment
OF the purchase mone, The slaves wiz be sold portion
them up0n credit Gf Elk months, and portion Them
upon credit Of twelve he The peTisuabie property,
viii be sold upon months for all
i've dollars. All under I've co srs cash. Bond and
security given, The OF he sale In every instance
complied with, before the property ls removed.
D. Z. CRUTCHER,
Trustaa