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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-11-07
from the Chicago Tribune, Nov
ARE WE TO HAVE A HARD WINTER

The New York Evening Post is anxious lest the COM
of that city may be obsructed during the coming
winter by ice in the harbor For the comfort of our
temporary we will state that in this region the knowing
ones are prophesying mild winter The husks
said to be remarkably thna sign, in the rural dis
ticts that the winter will not be friend at our
side assures that observation continued during series
of years. led him to full belief in the reliability of this
Indication
In this connection would also like to ask those who
are scientific in matters of cimatology whether there is
any 70 suppose that the dryness of several pre-
ceng has anything to do in OF the cause and
effect with their GOODNESS whether the dryncss and
GOODNESS depend upon similar causes
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LOUISIANA TRUE TO THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
AND THE Union

Additional returns from Louisiana by telegraph
disclose the gratifying fact that the democratic vic
tory in that State on Monday last was much more
brilliant and decisive than was first supposed The
following despatch was received at this office few
hours before going to press
New ORLEANS, Nov q.
% Mcsss. Eustis, Taylor, Davidson, and Sandidgc re-
elected and the congressional delegation will therefore
stand before three democrats to know-nothing
Davidsons majority Watcrson is about one thou
sand, and over Sigur about two thousand.
son joint ballot of the Legislature the democrats will
have majority Of eightsixecn In the senate
and twelve In the house.
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TIE FATE OF CHRrs LILLY. While was in Nicaragua
last winter wrote You an account OF the arrest OF Chris
Illy the well known New York fancy man and the
scaton of his little vessel loaded with coffee and Cocoa by
the fleet of Guatemala II stated some time after that
Lilly had been released by the Guatemaian Salvado
Ran government Bot many months having tisnsprcd
without his having turned up suspicion Of foul play be-
gan TO BIO entertained, and inquiry instituted
resulting in proof that he and his companion named
Yates were most brutray numbered by the commander
of the Guatemalian feet SO writes correspondent OF
the New York Times from Central America
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NuT ABoiIT1oxisH. "A petition presented to
Judge Hudson Of Grccnbrcr county Tuesday, signed
by old Willis free negro formerly belonging to James
Frazier deceased requesting permission Of the court to
suffer him TO become slave again. II that Willis
has tried life among the abotonss and having become
convinced that negro freedom is grand humbug, he de-
sres to choose another in the State of Virginia
He selected Mr. Thomas his master,
Richmond Enquirer.
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ILLINOIS ELECTION.
The St. Louis Republican of Thursday

The St. Louis Republican Of Thursday says
"We have received very mcagre returns from Illinois
with regard to the election Of supreme judge In place
Hon. W. b. Scates, resigned In Alton the vote was
county, dated at III clock Tuesday night gives MS
the VOTE half counted of Fountain precinct II stood
Brcesc, 1855; Webb 10 Doughcrty, g. For States at
torney Hamilton, IS; Abbot, 60; Bond, IL.
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The Journal of Commerce of yesterday says :
"0ver $4,000 worth Of diamonds, seized by the
collector as struggled goods, will be sold tomorrow
by Mr.. 0sgood, auctioneer, at the Commonwealth
building in Nassau street The sale will be for
cash, in lots Of ten carats each
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That solemn chess congress in New York is still in
sion Paul Morphy and Louis Pauscn having killed Off
oil the rest of the players to play five games
against each other to decide who king OF the board
Americn 1t is Louisiana against Iown-the French
school against the German, Boston Posi-
We learn from the New York papers that Mr..
Morphy came of victor. He is, consequently, the
champion chess-player of America
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GRAN roR EuRoPE-Thcre are now loading grain and
flour at this port says the Journal Of Commercc) the
large number of thirty ships all for Europe about half
being for Liverpool and the remainder tor GLASGOW They
will average about 20 900 bushels for each ship Such
wholesale expectation of these two great staple articles Of
agricultural produce is unprecedented.
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Tile Trig Of 1857. The Secretary OF the Treasury ION
appeal has oyeued the decision of the collector of
toms at New York, charging duty OF "a per cent ON
,'paran marble busts and figures" which, under the
operation OF the tariff is entitled ~ entry free Of
duty.
The Secretary Of the Treasury ION appeal has also over
ruled the decision OF the collector of customs at New
York. charging duty Of "A per cent ''bsque statu
cites, which also entitled to entry free of duty.
The Secretary of the Treasury ION appeal has affirmed
the decision of the collector of customs at Boston, refusing
10 admit TO entry free of duty white tiles for furnaces
potassium, sodium aluminium in ingots and leaf oil Of
naphtha, and uric acid holding that these articles did
not properly come under the head of philosophical APP
paratus.
The Secretary Of the Treasury Ton appeaD has also
oyeruod the decision Of the collector of customs at New
York. charging duty Of "a per cent, ON sailed pep
per, which entitled TO entry unenumerated at
duty of Is per cent,
The Secretary of the Treasury ton appeal has also
oyerrued the decision Of the collector OF customs at
Baltimore, charging duty of per cent green
ebony that article under the present tariff being en
tied to entry free Of duty.
The Secretary of the Treasury on appeal has also
oveIuc the decision OF the collector of customs Mt sun
Diego, California, charging duty Of 20 per cent od
iorem mules " which, by the present tariff,
titled to entry free Of duty,
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FoR LiBsnrA.-Ihe DanvilIc Virginia train brought
down seventy negroes, Tuesday destined for Liberia
The Wing states that they emancpated by the will
Of the late J. j. Watson, of Prince Edward county Va
and will sail from Norfolk in the Of few days
We wish them prosperous voyage.
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The New York Herald says Among the persons
whom the present troubles have forced to suspend
hear of many, nearly onc-hof who already making
preparations TO business prudent and con-
ractcd scale They delay their decision in order to fol-
low the banks, II possible.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY EVENING. NOV. !, 1857

sar janis Philadelphia, general travelling
agent assisted BY xuso COLLINS HAna, EDarsD
w waxy Jous X DESIRING T. A. EsAss r. & jams, AsAs p.
A Inus. r. 7. RosksDs
sSsr Jsrs No Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio our
collecting fer The Western States and Texas assisted by
a. THos ~ JAMIE, Or A. l. CnuDs,
Receipts OF either win be good
sgN Gro. W. b collect moneys the
rn onc for subscriptions and advertisements the District Of
Columbia,
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
Phillip H. Miller postmaster at Reading Pennsyl-
vania in place Of l.. IT, Wander,
John NJ. Dixon, postmaster al Jefferson City, Mis-
souri, ia place Of John s. McCracken, deceased.
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Among the late arrivals in this city Hon. 9. J.
Faulkner Of Virginia; Hon. Joseph McKibben, of
California; Hon. Mr.. Savage, of Tennessee and Hon.
J. w. Stevenson, of Kentucky.
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We are indebted to the politeness Of Commissioner
Holt for copy of the mechanical portion Of the
Patent Office Report for the year 1856
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.

wrLLAnps Horn, NOV. 4, 1857.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
S11EINGG

HNiIIS WATERING lI.\tE ID hr spon fr the reception
Of Visitors IN the 10Th day of June nat
il is situated ~ The Eastern Slope ct the Mechanics. near
The summit. in Montgomery County, Nirenia. seventy eight
mins West al iNnrh uIp, AMI two huudrtd miles est of
nosseo Ran toad. from which here ia a Branch ital Road TO
the door At the Reception House.
These Naters ha'" hoon r's"rt6d to for many Years by the
rnolle nf Tho surrounding country, and inHe the place has
been improved iH a very large number at Visitors from 'nanv
'cetuns al thu | MI u, most at whom can testify to their oti
caey In n number of dlARfoa
The Improvements ac nf the first order; tho rsona are
large and air, mud nnuN If them arranged with particular ro
gard to the comfort AMI cnuvcTic cc ol tpniies
The Dining lteom has he n much enlarged sime last season,
and will be- under the management at en- tlts e. 1noMr
son, Esq, ot Richmond, who's, capacity n Caterer Is unsur
passed.
To the soohersof Health or Pleasure. this piarr pfcrents ut
fractions sci lnn Ia be met with at a W Altering Ilace. and sec
ond / none la tlr Union.
In addition 10 the Railroad facilities by Which visitors from
NIL sections Of the corutry eau he brought II the 1aor OF the
Reception linuse, there VIII he n daty Linz uf Superior -Four
Horse Coachts by way Il the New WV r White sulphur
Springs mud the re'rhrnt"d Salt Lake, 10 the Rcd ssi, Green
bner Nhite ~nlphul and Sweet Springs
The LSnehhurg 4 Abingdon Telegraph Cninrrnv have con
strurtcl n Branch If their Inc to these Spangs aud opened
an Office In the Reception House
Ample provision has hrCu made for the comfortable accom-
mediation at one Thousand persons Uuduoe ilort " Ill be spared
TO FENDER their -olourn pheasant and agreeable.
ROBERT II MOSlN, PRr8T I,
Montgomery White sulphur spin se Company.
ma q III m r1IIu ~ t.hunp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12

Extensive Sale Of Valuable Lands
on THE
MOBILE AND ono RAILROAD.

OFFICE MOBILE AND ONO RAILROAD COMFY
- Mnn1it March "a. Isd1. J
VIII rcas, by an act Of Cong 60. dated scricmh, 'oth, 1854,
n d0uat,ru ot l,lat,65t acres of rnhHc Lands IN alternate ace
tons contiguous To- Al lslne within hireen miles on either
side, along the line Of he Mobile aUd Ohio Railroad WAS made
by the United States 10 the stAlea II Alabama and VI sssslpi,
mud by said States conveyed 10 The Mobile aud ohio railroad
Aid whereas the Mobile md Ohio Ralrond Company did.
Trns, 10 NORRIS kgrcntfM ,tolfNJ pAINIR and MN
Il IALLEr. Trustees. fr the protection Of the holdcs Of u
certain issue of sx thousand six ror cent s''riug ionis of
A225 or Q on zach, Ia which sa1 llnls a1e included;
Aud whereas said Deed ai Trust PROVIDES tor he sale of
sad lands, aud he invesluoni ot The rror",da lorc"f In n
Sinking Fund for the redemption al said l'n'l.at maturity
N"v therefore, we. the understand. Executive q 'mmitto".
under authority vested nns hs ihc Trustees tore said, In ne
c"rdsn g withthe provisions Il sad itnsi and hl resolution Of
the Board Of Dirert,ra. adopted Maeh lsu, I~,j, WIN sell nj
Pubic Auction lolon atfcs 81 ihe hi"so n'ni oncd lande, 10
The highcs, hddcr above the minimum pacr OF NV Dollars
per acre. The sale will be hold Al Tho itncs aud PAGES, aud
For lands situated IN HE CounileA ri NoAutec AMI Winston.
the sale win take place nj naeon, htss on TUESDAY, Jun"
16th, 1871 a9oelock a NJ.
r9r lands r. the 'ouni1 ii kemp.'.a at 'rooba on THURS
For lands in the tounti's ot Lanitri'lo Mia, md stump
ter, Ala. at lnntctda" sr.ni, N II EspA W ,Jun" ~ rs
3 !" "c {, H1 a n station ." " '''s'sON g" Ut '"" ''''' II
For land. y ! !, The cy%p',g' Of G4 e.' III =, and 1a5, g, M', at En-
For lapd- in the County Il WAYNE, 1t Wa} %ncsboro, On SAT
uKDAN, June 27ih, l u, NJ 9or.psk \ ~
The lernsef sale y Ii be ii. iailovS'
Ono tirt Cash one fl1fd III twrtp ionths aud one third
In eighteen months, with interest IN The ltu' l"yo'rt' at thc
rstr Of l,tti yer e,@, te' agaan = r.. ', = ,'rl O., the
provisions If which The Llnd' e Ill hn sniP"t Il" rvsal" IN ease
Of failure t. meet the TIM payments II lbrr rf-Irtihr mntu
riii"s. Tiles will be dciYerd ons upon 10 "pt OF the last
payment
way, their convenience Ia a lar " market "n the soab'nrd. aud
lh'i x neral ho'lthulnoss rogrif'r win lh'r intrinsic vnluc
for cultivation. 'oniFne 10 mix th'n Wy d.'. l"| l" pun
cltasers for a'iud settcnrnt AnrnF TO-" "nF l' uni
sInc Of the hcst Cotton l.anlsi IN - M.s-aspii As wen ma
large tracts" t vai'init i1har aud sarh li'i '"nt"H irh
'"r bic investment NJ" rnf'l1 niiefsd +" ih'l n'ir
IrlmieI List Of tho Lands ean L. hal npm aprllcprio~ to
tn, station Agents II iHe 4 niau- baYa1+en tine lAirond, and
also al Columbus. Ahrri,on and oA1i'na Aul further uhor.
INuuCdI hAAtI- u CLARK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12

HAVE now open aud on exhibition n large aud general as
HARDWARE. CUTLERY GUNS. HOUSEKEEPING Az
TlCLES. Ac, a.
10 which we invite the attention II the old Itleoas and custom
.rs Of the lfonAe ma wtll as the trade generally.
Merchants, farmcra. Mechanic, tontroet"'e and Others VIII
find II In their interest I" give us n call ,lnr
FoREiGN
AMERICAN GOODS
purchased direct of III" Manufacturer. W. feel assured that
III, section of the sat" We respectfully MI nm eEamlna,,na
auIIcilsrou nousrkritlNo
Ivory Knives oniy for silver mud Plated Forks.
luck, Cocoa Horn aud Bouo Knives and Forks,
Ivory handle carvora aud Forks,
plated Table, Tea and pcsscr, Spoons.
Plated Tea se',s In 4 pieces WIN Walters, ..
Plated uandleatlckH, also snulers and Trays,
Plated Fruit IiaskctR,
Plated Castor. Ia every variety some elegant,
Plated iish, Butter aud t'rul Knivos,
Plated Salt Stands.
fioor ol olmhs from \ to & yards wide,
Oh Cloths Tor tn" Table In Mnhogen, aud Rossw God colora.
OH Table covera, some beautiful designs,
Tea Kettles, Chatting and Vegetable pshea and Dish covers,
lironscl. bri!tannia and hras' Cnndl'stleks,
liraas and Iron, Rronzrd Iron ditto.
Porcelain, nctl Meta, Brass and Tin lined Kettles, for pro.
eetvinf and al other purposes,
rnptpr Aach. Waters.
Toilet sctta, naring Tubs for children,
Cakr Boxes. Slittoons of all kiuda, Feather Duat.ra. Willow
Carriages aud Baskets, Cabs, Foot Mats, aud in fact, my arti
Gle necessary To hoo.cs"rpine f'"e foeta cutiay' ho,or'
GUNS rIsrnis ASH tislSa rAcKir.
Fin, Double and Single BorrolodGuns, from - 90 to . IS 90
Powder Flask, shot rouch,s, English, French and Amori.
Colt" Five shooi"" ma 5Nnd 6 inch barrels,
Gotta improved patent Five Shooters,
Coli - shooting Revolving Rifles,
ALIENS flatolH, In every variety,
Fishing iota, Fishing Reels, Lines, Spluucra,
Virginia aud Limerick lI"oss. Sc, Nc.
upnsl nuILntNG MATfnIAIs.
Locks, In every variety. window Glass. ff3m q by 10 10 ~
by n inches. Hinges, Srt'Ns, BolIs Nnla. iteda. Window
srrngs sarh aud itlind tasiopura, .rnsh lfaos aud Cord, sash
c.sery for building purpo"os r"p~7tys toois and foot' for
htHRrtehts ilanos, Of every d%oHcrirtlon, Marking aud Cut
TIM liuaYeH Hand and Ii.tph EpIpNSH IL "a md am1 Fine
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12
,y,, HING Inv n vigilance t'omsnisttc ~ ssOcE'
,nphuun County, Va.

Rockingham county. Va, by a Vigilance C"m
,ni.t.r. for numerous iawless acts. such NJ hurn
inc barns. rohherie,. and planning the a.rass'na-
ton of certain prominent ciriz"ns in that county
returned there IN Friday hast. He was iinme
d;atelv arrested by the yigiinnce Committee and
held in custody to see il he could not be sn'ren
d,red into the hand IF the law on legal proof
Not hriug able ta accomplish that "'Jrct' VI"
committee. on Tu"s'lav, took li'n eat ana hung
Ill.,, cn = tr.,. until he was dend. Randall was II
man Of extraordinary ply -ical strength. and
when cap,ured was with a gun and pistol,
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BY GoDDlN \ ArPEfSDN. Aucr's.
Richmnnd Va.
Walt ABLE
MILLING PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ny Virtue 81 The IrasIsI 49, tae ne,,suf Trust cNocu.
~ ted 10 us by Jetl u i1tagH aud vile barring date re
@p"rt Nclv III" lst If April. Ied aud In. 9Th day "t August,
1874 aud duly recorded IN the tlolk~ ntir " al chester Hold
county. Va. we IN no ecl. III II lSDAN thc 10th day Of
tune n"Nt. nj ! ocl. Elk = NJ To sell npen tlu prtmt,,~ NJ pub
Tic auction, that very Desirable Milhna rraperiN sittatCd N ~
town ot Manchester On the south I'd II latnr~ iiN,r, near
~" Soutrou terminus u Mays hHigc, aud known as
"itraggs MI"
The iocauou 1t these MIS- i masi desirable. commanding
mn unsurpassed watrr p,Nrt ard tatalartuR facility oi access
by land auN water, vi m eNHmrti N from the oprro'st Nr
taxa ion To- which the ltirhi.aul Mill rrFnl tt, tl,N utc lb3o
The prrsrut lmprnN rmeuIs la,t In n urtirl vi'btu the last
- nuuthS aud consist 4 aNH,k FL Nil H1 tN ~ 'oVt, i've
stories hilh, built In tn fnast ztH-tntttl mann cr, with n
heavy granite iopa1ttnr. aul furnished with the best and
rels OF -four per lRN An additional ttftitug 'hN - feet has
hcru commenced aud tn aHa uinantlafimi thu h"A,t'at part Of
the work has already ben MN Ills hutd,ng can tuw he com.
u ted III a short time and At a cntna atitol, small cost rs the
water pow or, wheel md mneh al the machinery - already
prepared and when rumt looted wi u aflN doubt, tho capacity
aud power "t the Mill, and enahte ihem 10 grind no barrels
of -four per day.
Also. a substantial aud " ell arranged ",orn Mil" with one
run ni lurs with capacity Tor w. pnlrA nd NOW grinding
30 bushels OF meal per day. tor whith thcr"is Always prof
table silc.
Further description Of this property Is deemed unnecessary,
ANY on' dcstrous ui purchasing, Is Invited 10 oNiniu" H. Tie
of Manchester On very fava,ahlr terms s,ung as uustooa
We shall make the ushh convey hn.e
W Bo .rWRiGnT. }r,,...
THO. ! NANCE '""'"'
TERMS or tAIE=A $ ihrirutN "t ,RHh Viii he required
To paw the DEBTS due II the Mutual rutldiaR Fund N~octation,
AVID the Farmer liihk al Virginia together with iho Gust Of
executing this uu-t The hnilnee. On n It at at I 4 and IL
mouths tor negotiable nefos .austa tnhy eud"ts'd bearing
interest, with leeds ol Tut "A the property to secure the pay
" aporiKlGuT },uu.
1 IfhS i NANCE, ~
fV' Sale conducted by uopplS 4 ArrlRsoN AuctS.
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SALES BY AUCTION
VIZ
E.nn RON ~...E .s.. ..,...a..-. shat, az

HtAHV FHt AL ne4,s Essisse!.-s shalt Of
fer Tor sale To The highr=f hiditrz m Friday Inly l9th. a
fine farm containing az Hffts II lanli III which IL a large
Dwelling House and Tho nsa Il nnt hullrrs and also = Tan
ward, There lie \ large haiY at Timber On The tract, such AS
OAK Hirk ~ Poplar. 81.
The Farm lies near rapefyiae. atoni q mrcs s. Y from
BRISTOL, Ia we'll wstoted aud suitable iar Stock growing For
tcrus SC, address q L CEot kent,
ie llrniw - crvdlc, rrun.
AND 1OW SAl4G.-s olcr far sale n Irocs
IL I Land " lax u tn eunnis ii lltdiugl imuol ktUly on
tho ! mes River and kans~ha tannl aud lS mi,s above
lNnchhurg Tho taet contains ih5 Asrus. II which about 10
are excellent meadow Ind Z1lteh#rh land h. very productive
aud " eli adapted In the s. eNth Il Hl kimis 1t Er,u, aut all Of
II Is In n c,us" of snsrtssfut cultivation About one hal II
tn tract Is IN timber ri "gafnal aros h aud Is cepAhl" If pro
iprng he finest puHltt 1T tahaeto. \ comfortable Dwelling
sud ont houses are an thu piare The land wilt c sh"Wn Ia
petsnus wishing 10 examine hs Nj J u vi rht VII" rcatd,a
upon Il ot mysclI. Address pe,iar Nils Nnhv,St Co Va.
10 - rtlirp wv u DAVIES.
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E,ou, Warrington.

WASHINGTON June i0.-Mr. jenkins. Z. 5.
Consul to the Navigator Islands has been super
seeded in that position.
W Drinkard has been appointed acting 5"
ore,arv of War during Gov Fl"yt's absence at
West Point,
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at did not ettet any Resistance l. hi ca 10 s.
onss. n san in Inv of Randall -.wa~ all, IN Gus
I'd, ri the committee, aud was 10 hive irsn
ung Yesterday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12

TuNNlS1 SALE. OE \ sNIS Asl.E Lot
4 lily N'rtucu i , deed 81 trnst executed To- the undersigned
by George i'rci,al 1t. dlt,l elh ct, lS52. aud record d In
the Clerk : Onirr al The tnuatN t"utt 4 Campbell We Shall,
on saturday hrsOth mai. at anelaek, T. NJ. alt nj public
apc'i n, uu the premlH s. Tic .aleaAle lot In iail deed conway
cd, i ing In the vicinity nj t1r rr-il,nec of Judge VIM. Daniel
Jr, aud containing . atios4Z Terms At salo
Il 1T j DAVIS, r,,s,.o.
w. /. fANCEN. ''"'
Hon. conY lhs q !, nll2llc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12

. y II bbNsWF " usF " V
u TFACTORY IN THE UNITED STATES NORTH
OR SOUTH The Factory of Chckoring a 8 ins wnE e.iab.
lsled In ls23 by jena t~hickcrng, and up to the present time
hns furnished n. 900 PIANOS. For the exhibition Of these in
the United States aud England they have been awatded elev
On Gold Medals, Seventeen silver Medals, -Four Bronze Medals,
ami wherever these intrumontsh have been brought In compe'
tition with those Of other manufa 'turcrs, they have invariably
taken the highest premium. The great pianist, ThalbuTg,
whose performances have been dchghting the country, eShib-
Its his preference by using them on all oneasions. Persons
~phlnR n COED aud reliable Instrument VIII find IL To their In
tor,si 10 give M a call, for we can sell our Pianos NJ tho manu-
fnctnrers' prices WIN T. GREENE n CO.
10 DtH
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TELEGRAPHIC.

We regret to state tina. the telegraph line bs,wee n
Farmville md Richmond was s,ili out Of order last
night, go that we ARE unable to give any intelligence
from the East this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12
MSygkEs ID.

In Bristol. Tenn, on the lOih inst, by the Key. MI
blackburn Mr.. WM. r. MosEY to Miss LIZZIE >. TER
fY, both of this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12

' CoINT OF HtDf0RD NEAR me TOWN OF
LIBERTY. FOR SAl.I=b In 1lntsdas, The nth day Of July.
1sI7, on the premises. | vii. in ursnau'" ot o. decree OF the
Cirruit Cont Of Bedford sell tothr highest bidder Mt public
auction. ihat valuable TRACT OF LAM 81 winch james
u Watis died seized. lylre IN tie county Of s. dtorl. on the
waters OF Little otter Crack. and containing q out COO acres.
This IL one OF the mnst valuable traflsaf iruI iu lhr g IN
~. The roll IL rich, n n good st3te pf improvement, ani the
tract has mn abundance of water aud timber
II lies within , miles OF the town Of Liberty and of the Nlr-
giutn aud TruntsHcr Reiltead.
The Improvements consist Of n comfortable Hrjck Dwelling
II"uae nnd nll necessary ont tols.S-
Liberty ia a AourIshinP toan II. with 4 Churches aud fine Male
and Female Schools, aud the sprefY in the n,ighborhood Of
the land Is M dcs.fable rs en- be fnal any where.
If preferred 1t viii be 4od in ~ traett. one containing about
$50 aud the other about 80 arfes.
The land will be- shown by Addison \. Jones, James W.
Watts, or tie undersigned
TFnMs-As much 81 the pnrd hnRo money Will he required
In cash M vii nay the expenseF Of sale on the ro4iiuc n cred
II Of !, 2 and } years, egual instruments. will be given, the pur-
chaser being rcqu red to give beuds With goud personal scclul
t, and the title to the land retained NJ further security, .uhjcct
to resale in dcfaul, of the payment of The purchase money
innr B d c2I " taInIy JAMEN I InIINSON.