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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11
DEKTusTTtY.

DENTISTRY.
A ETHICAL TE&IH.-h. LEvErrs NEW AND in
N proved atmospter eric plates for
remarkable tor their increased mness position and
power o nascation. and the ordinary
suction plates wei adapted for the continuous gun aud
il really worth the attention Of those wearing recurring
artificial teeth 70 examine hts Improvement beforc
gazing elsevbets Teeth are removed BY the benanbuy
process aud Improvement oi the day, " LEN rrT
Dentist u wsverey pace near broadway established SS
DENTTsTRY.-DR r. O. DrSKTN CANAL. NJ n
IL varick sree-old number i7H sy3ihvNss alter.
with the and hsrmies benunbing akeut preventing al
pain. Prices moderate.
DFNrTsTRY OPERATIONS IN SURGICAL AND Ms
chancal dentistry performed at the dental rooms OF Drs
HOWE BLAKENkY 225 Grand stree, door from Eliza
beth with special regard the interest cmfor ~
peuent Charges very moderate Too,dscbe cured
and without pain. Teeth extracted by aud harnle
process not freegngvithout pain Whole pars
Of teen mounted on gold or silver plse made short notice
Jingle pivot tech inserted ~ each Teesh and
rantsd. Bakeney attends peterts AZ bis residence 81
vandsp street Hudson daily before O'Clock A. NJ or
sner O'Clock r. NJ. sundays, throughout me csy
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A UoTIoN SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI

N ture pianofore, &cAlso pair of handsome ponies
brought from Scotland by The present eleven hands
high FIVE DID, the other sY warranted sound and
kind aod will in inside OF four mnutes hey
Afo exeeen side saddle horses and will be warranted hav
ing been drove all the by lady sale take place
on Tuesday, Jan ~ At 0ls o'clock, by H. LEEDS, AUG
uopeer, No. III Eighth West of Fifth che
furniture comprising in part elegant rosewood piano
tee octave In fine order rosewood and mahogany pario
sults In brOcael and hair cloth valuable mirrors aud oil
paintings kuuscan marble and china rich chandeliers
velvet Brussels and three ply carpets rosewood library and
secretary bookcases and card tables Chamber
rsrrure CT and mahogany bedseads with
marble dressing bureaus and washsandsu match; toilet
ses hair feather beds blans Quilts AsO
anisDg room fupureChDa dinner and tea SETS ivo cut
lery gsss extension tables, kitchen ueusls &c Hhe
whole OF The above furniture in tine order, and win be
psrepptory sold TO the highest bidder without reserve
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FINANCIAL.

RUsfNKss PAPHR NEGOTIATED ADVANCES MADE
~ upon vessels a. port and upon bAnk, railway,
Me and FIRE stocks JOHN MURRAY, "A Wal street. over
Bsuk d Forth america.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11

OAR ROOM FOR SALE-OpPOslTE THE STAND OF
ID two stage lines with eight years lease of The premises
doing good business satisfactory selling Will
be given by applying at the restaurant o6i Broadway
p. DENEN 4 90.
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L'OR ANTWERP VIA sOgyAHMPT0k.-rHE NEW
II steamship CONSTITUTION, Capt X. Poug,n,
will Antwerp calling Southampton Tuesday
~ A. North river. Rates n pasase-n hest
cabin SO; liz second cabin $50 In Storage $50 No frash
a1r saturday Jan IL and no bits of sdng sgned
parcels the day Of sailing For freight paa
having accommodation for cabin slssrage
passengers apply 70 AUGUsT BELMONT, No. 7 Hanover
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11

r ]. wALDRoN AUCTIONEER- CRoCKERY AND
81 elas the shelves, lots 10 suit deaers-HENkY
a., EVANS No Liberty stree. will sell Tuesday, jan H.
81 10 oceck full assortment Of boots best white granite
so all kinds OF ard glass suitable for tho
srcekery All goods carefully repscked Tor shipping
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UNDWARD sCBENCK. ATCTIONEER-SALEOF ABOUT
~ historical and Ecyptura ancient OIL paintings
AZ H. SCIE SCK win cell at aue on wednesday JAN
"a al O'clock No. So Nassau street, the
ane paintings Of which have been collected 6y
asnss with great for private gallery
Of large SIZE among them Will be found
ppesimens by Quin Paul Brill, be BRAGG, Frsnck, Dang
PAINFUL Cuy D. David Juea Monrou Mizen Van schacken
Wander aes Iebrup Vatican and many obers The paint
,sgs With catalogues, on exhibition on Monday
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NMBRRT g. SAVAGE AgCTIoNEER:-REGuLAR
u sale BY catalogue for cash by DI6BLEE, BAGLEY
SAVAGE Their raesroom ~ Cedar street on Thursday
January IS at l0 O'Clock, A. Assoret stocks OF fancy
Foods dry goods clothing mems furnishing goods ladies'
sohs up fprs wooen hosiery fau kee notions; Also
same day. of superior imported paper com
msrcal post and ruled Bath letter pager glazed
esoed white for boob bind and oox manufacturers
Liberal cash advances made cousgDments-
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nJRREhPrORY SALE OF ITALIAN, SPANISH, FRENCH
L and Portuguese marbie-A. M CnisrALAR, auction,
ssr win Tuesday l3th inst N los o'clock, at No ~
fovy,h sverue The entire valuable marble al
vasvnry slabs marble and variety Of other art
ees worthy the attention Of
trade and others Sale positive The parties are retiring
opprnb business.
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L'OR CALIFoREIk-NEw YORK AND San FRAN
cisco Steamship Line, Nicaragua -shoyest route BY
100 mile. Prices greatly reduced seersge passage SIS
The docks Virgin Bay and at San Juan del sur
row cornoleted The viii hereafter receive passen
gers and freight the wbarves thus avoiding AL eIpcsu,e
Email boats. The splendid steamship TENNESsEE
Capt L. Tnkjepangh, 100 tors buhen, will sail for San
Juan Ncarsgna thursday Jan r. 1861 at o'clock p
10 connect the OrzAoA. JUAN del
the Pacific for San Francisco Passengers will find
beahest and cheapest Fifty pounds baggage
allowed esrh passenger; ten cents per pound
Rates of passage from New York
To San FRANCISCO,
Including lethmus transit) To SAN JUAN DEL NoRTr.
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rIASTTfGsg rHEE AND EASY OFsENbN YEARS
I sanding II stia continued a. MS spacious rooms 2H
Ceure street, every Mlnis and Sa,lriAy evening The
III Hrrus and Thers, are rsalereI
win Great success his favurre rescr. 1hcsc snnz
secure seats must early. char sken ~ ocisk
ciseiy
PLAYS PLAYS PLAYs TIVE STANDARD 4sp N.
nor drama and al other rUplshed plays for sale ~ =
TgFNCU 1871 rassau street, YORK. vice Ia cents
erch ten for 81 houud volumes o. A rlsr f-fssaf
every Complete lists sent ~ mas, nee" vess
ouesied.
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(,HICA 90, ALTON AND ST LOUIS RAILRoA AID OoNPA-
- N.Y. late Chicago and Mississippi Railroad not for sore
FOR sale note with judgment IN New York and Illinois
Germ 1bis claim h secnysd I'm late sas of he road Ad
dress H.W O. box 1885, New YORK Post Office, or H. W. G.,
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u E. HOUGB, AUCTIONEEH, WILL SELL, AT PUB
~ bc auction, Tuesday. Janury ID at ION O'Clock A.
NJ all the rich household goods the elegant private resi-
aebee No AS West Twenty third The house repee
with al articles and appurtenauces for geptee house
keepers All In line order and IN be sold without
Prem the catalogue which ready may be enumerated
the folio Ing vZChina dinner and ivory cutlery,
silver SETS SAVERS and forks;
eA suits four and de tables velvet and
Brussels earpe pier and oval glasses fine oil paintings,
naaDt clocks and eegeres work tables
imported 6xsres hney toned octave psaofore
Ay and mahogany bedteas bureaus and
Wristbands sofas chairs feather beds and pllQYx S- ~.
mattresses; tables, rockere fine blankets anil - III
with multitude Of other articles 49, saoihs, osea,
- t.gnn de - sale particularly wor by OF Aten-
large quantity and fine quality OF The gooas'
In he precisely lOla A. NJ.
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JNOR sALE-THE BROWN STONE HOUSE AND LOT
II 100 Madison avenue Tbeth street. Possession or
May first Inquire OF James De Gray Co.. IL Warren
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-14
a Heroic VOinun,

a correspondent furnishes US fact in regard
TO the noble conduct of n woman that deserves
honorable mention. The clipper ship Neptune's
Car, Captain Jacob Patten. sailed from New
York for San Francisco about the Goth of july
last The captain on the passage, was attacked
with brain fever and subsequent blindness; the
chief mate having been deposed rom duty previ-
Gus to the captains illness. and tho second mate
being incompetent to navigate the vessel, the
captains wife, who happened prosdantially to
be on board, and who had been taught nayiga-
ton by her husband took charge of the ship: and
brought it safely into port-Boston Transcript,
JAM g.,
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Di~Iup bnp1C in Mobile.

A awless outbreak of very singular charac.
tor occurred in Mobile on the evening of the list.
MT. The papers of thut city are at variance as
to whether political feeling had anything to do
with it or not,but tappeas crowd of men as
inbled after night in the vicinity of the May
o,'s residence and in consideration of the fa ct
that that officer had dismissed all the chief pol.
ice in the morning and forbidden the firing of
sqibs in streets.covered the whole neighhorhood
with packages Of explodingChinese crackers. go
and creaed an immense uproar generally to tho
serious alarm and annoyance of the Mayors fam
lily. solnc of whom were lying Il at the time.
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Las. thursday night. as the Harlem Railroad
trim, bound for this city, was approaching Dos
Ton foor corners, II ran into huge drift,
anu was brought To n sudden stand still, with
suoh force that the engine was very much broken
up ana Two OF tie passenger cars we're thrown
rom The track The stoves were upset by the
shock and the passengers ierked from their seats
few passengers sustained severe Commissions.
ont no bones were broken. One of the fremen
was SO badly injured that his recovery Ia consid-
cred doubtful.
The Harlem train from New York ut / i. NJ.
yesterday, ran of the track near Chatham Four
Corners at y o'clock. The accident, il Is sup
posed was oeeasioned by the displacement of a
rail by a heavy freigh, train which had previous
" passed. Two Of the rear cars attached to the
@"eoek trim were thrown of the track. but
were fortunately detached from thu train Quito
a wreck was made OF the cars. and stove being
upset they took fire
Mrs. Nichols aud Miss Shriver. her sister, ro-
siding IN New Hork,werr injured by being crush
ed under broken SEATS, but mol fatalIy.-N J.
Journal o Commerce
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ssHseT0 AIRY.

piEp al the Magnolia House, Bristol, Va E, on sun
day evening the 2sth of December, of congestion of
The lungs SAMUEL ". HANF0RD of Big Lick
Roanoke county, Va, formerly OF Delaware county
New York; IN the thirty second year of his age.
Never has II fallen IL onr lot to record the death of
cue who, though lac came stranger among Us, had
So endeared hmselfto NIL who knew him. as the sub
jeet OF the above notice. Kind, generous afeconate
aud social, his presence always welcomed by his
friends and his lintimely death has fallen on them
with shock rarely eNperinced, except by those con-
neeted by the ties of blood. \ few years since he
married the only child OF the Rev. Mr. Campbell of
this county. daughter bless this union but God
IN his wisdom, soon removed the wife and a few
months later the child And then ii was that onr
friends goodness OF heart shone forth in his beautiful
deroton to his bere,Sed mother. in law and now
She too, Is called to mourn his loss
Ills remains were brought 10 this place and inferred
by those OF his wife and child, and we trust his
spirit IS rejoicing with them and his God in Heaven
short time before he breathed his last he said To
those round him MY trust is in the Lord Jesus
Christ. He is able, willing, and will save me- He
was II member of the Presbyterian Church Mourn
not then We relatives and friends for your loss is his
eternal gain.
1T = not the tear at this moment she'd
When the cold turf has just been laid DER him.
That can tell how beloved was the soul that's Had,
Or how, in our hearts, dcpore him
lis the tear through many long day wept
Through life by loss all shaded,
lis the sad remembrance fondy kept
When all other grics are faded
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agent from HE !saaa,eich hiaads-.Horaaent Of the
Sciss-forney's Chances IN Pennsylvania, ETC.
WAsHINeToN, Jan. II, 1857.
The proceedings in the House Friday have
caused intense excitement among Congressman
and ut,!ders, and to day has been very busy
one Cllques of members and others ave been
collected about the hotels engaged in earnest
conversation about the matter and canvassng
for action hereafter.
L. II. Allen, formerly from MIME. but who is
now holding an important position under the pre-
sent government of the Sandwich Islands, arrived
here yesterday. lie has important business with
our government. which has been DELAYED for some
time. He is also DESTROYS to have the Sandwich
Island treaty. now before tho Senate, ratified
which is Of vital Importance 10 both governments.
a despatch received here thi. evening
from Harrisburg by Senator, stating. stating
that Mr.. Foster would be elected Senator; that
ten democrats had signed protest against For
ney, AM woul not under any circumstance vote
for him
A great feeling of patriotism prevails among
all the Swiss residents of Washington and they
are DESTROYS OF rendering all the aid in their pow
or To their native country in case OF war with
Prussia.
In addition to the information contained in Fri
days dispatch, relative to the contemplated lille
gal occupation Of certain Shawnee Indian lands,
by large organized bands of whites, it is believed
that before now the executive OF Kansas has, IN
response To his suggestive representations 10
the administration. been invested with full au
thority in the premises. even to the employment
of the military. should fair warning to the in
truders prove nnavaling, The reservation is
easy of access from Missouri, and gentlemen
from Kansas. now here say tho rendezvous of
the immigrants will be at Westport in that State,
The Disbursements of the Seargent at arms in
the House of Representatives, for the pay and
mileage of members, amounted up to Yesterday,
morning to 81, 401,3li, or over 100000 per
month for the assembling of the present Con
gress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-14

The Lake Providence Herald, La, of the eth
ut.. says
We are informed that eight were drown.
ed, few days since at Grand Lake by the up.
settingnfa yawl, belonging to the steamer Penn.
sylvaniu. The yawl had beea sent ashore to re-
ceive the men. and on returning to the steamer,
il Glanced to get under one Of the wheels in mo-
ton at the time, which upset it, thus causing
ing the men to be drowned before they could be
saved.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-14

Rev. Mr. Dodge. who pretended tobe a Bnp-
list Clergyman was lately taken by the cii-
2ens of Grant county. Wisconsin. plunged naked
into snow bank. aud afterwards taken out of
town Il rail. lie was otherwise multrea,ed
though not injured badly. The cause of this
was Ell arrangement having been made by the
sforesaid Mr.. Dodge.to elope with another mans
wife, respectable woman of the county, where
ut the indignant people took the law into their
own hands, says the Lancaster Herald
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Markets..

BALTIMORE, Jan. 13.--Howard and Ohio Flour Of
ered freely Mt SO 81; City Mills, SO 90. Wheat bet
ter Corn, G0G9623e.
Nrw-YoRK, Jan. l3.--F1our steady and unchanged
Wheat bouyant White 7o97sc; red, s3GeGlc.--
Corn firm. Virginia Skies s9sc.
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tIitern,y Task,

Hon. VIM C.. Rves, ofNa., has, il il stated.
undertaken 10 edit the Madison papers. or such
OF them ms are IN ih" possession of Congress and
have not been 6lohrd, Among them /. n letter
addressed by Madison 10 his oountrymen with u
request TINT il should not be opened until after
his death, The document is snid To be strongly
for Union under all circumstances.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-14

lhe brig Hurtiia, Capt. Grnnleyi which sailed
from Salem. Mnss, ON the ID inst, Tor R;ehmopd
Va, remains at anchor of Marshfed. with masts
cut away, andis reported To he surrounded with
Joe. The steamer Il. u. Forbes started from
Boston on Thursday 10 the mid of the Zarelia
but was obliged 10 return in consequence of u
thick snow storm in the Inv
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eftp aI0 state aHatro,

yorss MEs's CHRISTIAN observation-disclosures
scbee de we're delivered lecture on Friday night
last TO the Young Mems Christian Association, in
Richmond. Next Friday night Prof Bledsoe lectures
10 them Is it not time for another lecture before
the Association in Iynchburg2
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FINE RAJ. NOTICE

The funeral service of the late Col WM. 7. SMITH
will take place at st Pau's Church this morning. at
II o'clock. The friends OF the family are invited to
attend, without further notice
ian Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-14

l9hN > hosa,, efq, of Albemarle 10 PAeLSs, eldest
IiAsAier oi lou bstsRlf l.. CLAskg, OF Franklin,
kentucky.
IN the Slst, hy the same, Mr.. SIMON II. RKspKR
aud Miss Lucy TAYdoa, all Of ehristiansburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-14
f,omm.s>.oNER,s NOTICE.-A,n U.reui,

~ Court continued and held for Nelson county the Court
House, On Friday, the 10Th day Of October, 1856
William Faber aud Nicholas L. Martini Executors of John NJ
Martin deed Plaintiff
against
Geo. w Martin and Joh W. Dickinson his trustee Hudson
Martin, Mildred II. Carr and others, Defendants
II IL decrrcd and ordered publication
weeks in the nehburg Nrgnian requiring all hav
ing claims against The Mildred II Carr there
be- produce and them before Special Commissioner
vile Loving day to be fixed by him said publication. and
warned and informed that their failure do the Court
will at its deci dispensing with rcfundng bonds.
and decree that Alexander Brown the Virginia Administrator
shall the that reach him from this Decree
to john g. Rogers the domcary adnnr of Mildred II.
Carr decd. Extract-Tese q. LOVING, OH.
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LUCKY EDITOR, An editor in Arkansas. was
lately snort in an niiray. Luckily, the ball came
against bundle of unpaid accounts in his peck
et Gnnpowder couldn't get through that
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-14

KILLED niM.-We are justified and erieved in say
ing that we have killed Father Ridgeway We did ut
mean anything by 1t.
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virtue Of deed Of Trust executed by Jno W satton
10 amuei hooker for the benefit of VIM D. oar
o In the CLERKS Office of the County Court
hg virtue Of order made by the Campbo
s January Term 1897 appointing the
Ia the place of Samuel Booker who has departed
tho execution of said Deed, shall, WEDNESDAY, tho
dfH day ~ February In front tho Market onae
the City of Lynehbnrg sell 10 the highest bidder
the negro Man named William, conveyed In said Deed
JNo. q. MuRREII. Trustee
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FUTURE DAYS.
LAND At PUBLIC SALE

Pursuant decree Of the Circuit Court Amherst In
the Of shrader Sa against Powell Ae the
the Commissioner thereby appointed viii Saturday
h day Of February ensuing proceed TO ss the
public auction highest bidder that portion the
rowelion iIael Property allotted by Commissioners
Wait Powell deed consisting of upw aerss
of land III. said land lea tho Courthouse
lded building lots very elgiby situated and will
sold In aeparate lots TO suit purchasers II desired
TRIMS Twelve months credit except Ia aomueh will
pay 81 sui md charges of sale A to that
honds with security required for the deferred
ROBEKT TINSIEY,
Ian lIcw5w Conan
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LOvINGsTON, January {, 1851
In obedience the foregoing and orr the under
signed Special Commissioner hath appointed Tuesday the
9th day of February take proof of claims demands
against the said Mildred H. Carr decd and all
having claims demands against said estate rquired
to file them with the undersigned his Office In the town of
Iovngston before that day with proper proof Of such
claim OF demand. O. LOVING,
Inn Gnarial cg tnisgipp
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JOHNSON ~ HEMgNG,


UAKNNUIIVE1ON.-THc GOnftrH Of 0scOrEf Vt
Rnckrr Co dssoly ed ON the LIST inst. by mutual
having claims against the concern will PLEASE
present them Immediately George Rucker for payment
ndetedby Bond oropen account will please come for
their respective dues
without delay very desirable that the affairs OF the
should be closed speedily possible The name OF tho
firm wiz ding the business of the
take thank friends and customers for tn"
bestowed and respectfully beg
a continuance of the to our successor -
GEORGE NJ RUCKER,
ian 5dSciflm JOHN " WHEELER
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SALES BY AUCTION
Tg1us DAY.
by BRYAN AKERS, Auot'r.

will soil this asevnlaa, NJ she Markes III use,
large lot Of Dry Goods and variety of other articles
Also Two three Gases Of Hats also Boxes OIL
sneh Ia nsed by robaeeonis in good order Also
saia Terms Cash. u. AKERs Auer
lau
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BY TELEG RAPH


Pennsylvania Legislature nss to-day, and elected
Cameron Speaker; Forney oaly got So votes. :.
The Missouri Legislature elected James s. 0risr.
Democrat, Speaker; Benton got only "a votes.
The London Correspondents Of the New YoFk Her
AID says that viliers declines the pso6srcd embassy
to the United States in place of CrampAoo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-14

ALL ~ LuMr.-For many days past we have been
wondering why SO few State papers came to the rr-
q,nan. Monday they came all in lump. These
rasra, weeklies have been taking two weeks holiday
Mt Christmas, and that's the why of H.
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Liam daaw iifob


4 LrNcHBunu-A Trustee In deed FROM George roret
val Jr to the undersigned duly recorded In the Clerks Office
Of Campbell county shall Saturday the h day Of Fob
nj ~ o'clock Of that day, proceed To sell tho
premises tho highest bidder credit OF H. and Ia
months the Tract OF Land thereby conveyed lying Opos
Creek the Campbell abont miles
The of snehhurg containing about a6a aerea adjoining
lands H. u Chrstan + O. Jonnnga NJ IanRhorne and
othos This land truly valuable being mostly woods and
excellent Tobsccoland All persons wishing purchase
invited 10 view tho Land will also sell tho
place. aud upon like credit all the right title and inter
the said George Pereva J tho Dover Eaate HIS
nothor Mrs MAJ gar,t Peruya In owing 10 good
ennse Tho above sale should not take place tho tmo
plaza above mentioned viii take place Ia fpnt of the Mar.
ke House In The city Lynchbnfg The Saturday follow
to Wit tho lih day Of February maxi at l2 O'Clock
Tho title 10 the above property deemed uuquestonabe but
acting trustee shah convey such only conveyed by
said deed. WIN. T@AANGEN,
jan lduoll3fah Trustee.