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Ii. ;. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
MOST, COLLEGE ST, NASHVILLE.

AyTNG STABILIZED general Agricultural Depot AZ
the above psc 1 desire ali od and tue friends,
and the public large. call and see ne, and examine
my sock trade Thfefhers. the latest and most APP
proved Movers apcrs harnhs unrivaed corn and
eoton Drills Brin prenlan PoEs aud Cuusators, Of
Keatucky Gardea SEEDS every variety, Aso Cover
Ttnothy Bas Grass Orchard Grass, Canary, Hemp and
Rape seed BaekSsa and Barley, constantly On hAnd
All kinds of AgrcaElarA Hore1ltarA implements On
hand.
an kinds Of Copper, Tin. Brass and Sheet Iron Ware
sti manufactured sad SioVes Crates Ae Tor sale. Az
rcQara Iup hand ordered ana sold a. ne
manucursFs prces aud Atom Also rnnsFs'
Mschinss and Had fools f0a Peck, saith Co.'S Manu-
factory southingion, {. M.
Jast reserved sappiy Of Bush, Lima and Germ Beans.
Pumpkin ssei. Fer sale iou Cor cash -
n a WELLER.
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BEAVER DAM SPRINGS.

A RE In Hickman county, Tennessee, on a beautiful,
IL clesr small creek Of pure and living ater densey
shaded grove where the air cool and bracng and
the equal not superior TO anv Ia the outhSest
having four sulphur Springs, all differing Materially one
Chat biae and several Of and coolest Fres-soEe
In the world. Takug al things together IS considered
competent JUDGES be Of the very first watering
places the United States. Beaver Dam - forty miles
Of Columbia. Nearly half Of the road Is turnpike
the balance the best DIRT road in Tennessee From
WaynesbOro IL only about thirty lies east and nom
Perryyille about the distance Good hunting and
fishing b. and the very best Of Brandy Inc and
Cigar Kept for table and purposes Billiard Tables,
Nine Pin Alley, and many smaller games for exercise
health pleasure. Invais and pleasure seekers are
particularly respectfully invited 10 visit this place
We are authorized 70 refer A. l. p Green Russell
HCuston, James Ellis, X ". Brown, and Washington
Meredith, Of Nashville nearly every man, woman and
child in Columbia Maury county, 1t Rev Jas Oteyis
P. Walker Col K e. LoOney, and Duncan B. fnerson, Of
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CHARGES WILL B.

Dollars
Children under 10 years cid Half Price.
Servants u all ages han frlee-
Any lumber Of all kinds Of eonveyances ready At All
times at Co umbia 10 take you TO Beaver Dam ABOUT
three hundr persons be comfortably Accommodated,
don q believe When you hear that afs full.
We would earnestly and respectfully invite our
friends and pubic Beaver Dam, We are nov
ready % receive them. EAsLEf CO.
Under the supervision aad control Of Mrs JaEe T. Keller.
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BOHN'S | BRARY Of FRENCH MEMOIRS.

Uniform tch the STANDARD LBRARY.
MEMOIRS or PHILIP DE DUMMIES, containing the
Histories Louis XII and Charles WILL Kings Of France
and of Charles the Bold, Duke OF Burgundy. To which
is added, The scandalous Chronicle. In volumes
Portraits.
MEMOIRS OF THE DUKE OF sULLY, Prime Minister to
Henry the Great. With Notes aud Historical Intro
duction by Sir WALrSR SCOTT In vols. With a Gene
raj Index. Vols. l., H., and III. Portrait.
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POTATOES.

SOO BBLs and eco bags Of Extra Family Flour, In
OOO store and Cor sale a. QUICK MsAO's,
mAyz1 No. n south College ST. eet-
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100 BUSHELS Prime Potatoes in store and or sA
1OO By QUICK 4 MEAD,
NAYS No II SoGih College S..
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND SLAVE.
DURSUANF to decretal order Of the Wayne COUNTY
Court, at the June term, 1851 in the Of Marth
A. clemens e. al pare, will sell to the highest bidde
the premises, on the
11th Day of July next,
tracts Of Land containing together 867 acres, situate
in Wayne county, Buffalo r,Ver particular d.
scriptiOn OF which be had the day OF sale.
credit Of one and years will be gwen, the pur
chaser giving bond and approved security, and lien
tanned on said land TIL the purchase money is paid.
ALSO,
One negro slave, namei fish, about years old. =
credit Of twelve months will be given the purchaser 81
ing bond and approved security. Said land and slay
belongs to TIE estate Of John Clemens, decd, and
for distribution. WIN. JONES,
June S-W3t. Clerk Dom.
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FIRE BRICK.
= 0nn FIRE BRICK, Just received and for sale by
O,OOO june civ. STEWART OWEN.
IRE RnIrI


w r. EVERETT respectfully announces TO his friend.
w and III p1blic in general, thar his Benefit
place Monday evening. Jane Sth al the Nashvn
THEATRE on which JccA'i0n Miss Marion Mccarthy,
Mr. John Greene and lady have kindly volunteered the
services, and viii qpprar for this night only.
- For fall prticulsrs bills Of the day. june6.l
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SALE OF NEGRO WOMAN.

SALE OF A NEGRO WOMAN.
pY virtue Of two executions OF Alex Ledbettei
ID against James Tarpley, will on Saturday the
9th of une, at the Courthouse wall, in the city
Nashville az ii O'Clock, expose public SALE the hgl
est bidder for cash, negro woman named julia age
about % years. also good cook and washer and levied
as the property of said Tarpey satisfy SAID execution
Said negro can be seen any time until the day Of
the Office OF VIM. G. Boyd.
June e-tds. THOMAS HoBS0N, @. D. O.
WHITE SILK BONNETS BY EXPRESS.
ID ECEIVED this morning by Express lot of White Sill
II Bonnets, Of the very latest styles and beautiful
teria.
Also, of elegant small hgd French Jaconetts
with 800 pcs White Nusqueto Netting Our stock Of goods
in general well assorted and will be offered merchants
only at low prices.
Junes. BG1U IRBY MORGAN 4 co.
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SUMMER SHOES.

S " YD E f d F RI Z E L l.
No. 81 Public Square.
A RE in receipt of a fine stock Of
n Gents Calf Congress Caters;
Oxford Ties;
Fine Patent Leather Congress Caters;
- Oxford Ties;
and Calf low quarter Shoes;
CALF Pump Sole Boots,
ALS0-A good assortr ent Of Boys and Youths
every style aud quality, all Of which offered low f
cash at No. q Public Sqnare.
juneS. SNYDER 4 FRIZZELL.
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ANTIQUARIAN LIBRARY.

BEDE and Ango-Ssxon Chronicle,
BRANDE's Populor Antiquities. 8 vols.
EARLY travels in Palestine,
ELLIS Metrica Romances,
FLORENCE Of Worcester's Chronicles,
HAND BOOK Of Proverbs,
LAMBS Specimens Of the English Dramatic Poets Of the
Tine Of Shakespeare.
WALLETS Northern Antiquities,
MARCO POLO'S traveller,
OLD English Chronicles (sIx),
PASSION Letters (The),
ROGER OF wENDOyEb'S Chronicles. vols.
WILLIAM OF MALMEsBURY do
e" New Works are constantly added to the Series, and
regularly received after publication.
W.T.. BERRY 4 COMPANY,
June 3, Nashville
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CuoKED sALm0s Aas sozss asa ssr 81. y
- toii RuMsKT.
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heSotUed That upon the adjournment of this
present National Council the same stand adjourned
until called together as hereinafter provided.
heSofUed That the American party in each State
ana Territory and in the District of Columbia be
authorized to adopt such plans of organization as
they respectively may think best suited to the views
OF the members OF the party in their several local.
heSo'Ved, That the President of this Council be
~u'noiizrd 10 select National Central Committee,
composed Of thirteen members. Of whom five shall
constitute quorum, who shall select a chairman
ana correspond with the authorized Representatives
Vi Tue American party throughout the United
states, and call together this National Council at
socn time and place as they may think proper.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nR.WOOD will start for the North shout the hrss
IL July and those who may desire his fore
return should make appointments Immediately.
Please bear Ia mini that my terms 10 al
cannot anJrd 10 c1nsume time and material where Their
Is delay evasion or trouble In regard to the pay.
June t-Sl triW. b. WOOD.
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This body met in Louisville Tuesday,
and continued in session till Thursday even
ing. Its proceedings we're characterized
" the utmost harmony, and high spirit
OF patriotic conservatism. We have barely
room to-day for the able, dgnifed, and elo-
quent address which was adopted. We
commend it to the earnest, thoughtful de-
liberation of every lover of his country. 1t
is as follows
Hon. Ersstus Brooks reported from the commit.
tee of thirteen the following
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NOTICE.
SHIRTS S.

SILK. LIe TArsad asrno and ever varsity Of cOtso'
Juse 4. y. H. AcGILL.
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Ocinlcniious nl.on,ioi,.

The hnancinl circles of London are greatly ex
ciied, owing to the discovery of several enormous
swindliug stock transactions aud drtslrntinn~ 49,
Tn" projected banking concern al cheated its
dnpes 10 the amount of seventy thousand dollars
without taking the first step towards commencing
business; another had closed up after sinking
It's entire capital Of million mud u quarter; u
steamship company had been drlrauded II quar-.
TER OF n million, and an Australia agricultural
COMPANY hat squnndered two millions ~ dollars
and seven thousand acres of land. the shnrrhnl.
ders. meunwhe. being kept in profound igno
raYce OF the condition of affairs. In the intense
political excitement now prevailing Throughout
Gront Britain, these events create merely pas
sing remark, but they foreshndow II coming cri-
sis of n magnitude aud Importance heretofore
nnleli in the wmll
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lsN DEsf tstbOON.
MARCH 2sth, ls5s.
e.sCntRs.., VI, RsslAgs N.

LIZ \tlBl re-, "a,
ESPrCTfrLiS cas The attention Of his customers and
"a the suhl.r tNe very stock }gRHR and
Figce and Staple pg sDds being received ani
opened In calling The attention of the buyers If Dry
Goods ths truly desirable Stock, be safely said that
unusual exercised the selection OF the entire Stock
The q all Gas welt in the cheaper the bet
grade gae.1 nf anxious to Increase cnsh
trade also that 10 prompt aud responsible customers shall
tie pursue that policy the sale goods which
Will the confidence, ri the customer and greatly
the all who hy goods Ills hoped thai
all persons buytug Dry Goods will avail themselves of
purv c snd eNtmno this St elk believing they Will he
convinced that their interest VIII be greatly promoted y tho
system of business adopted by this House that price oH
mn
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1.Rud sale. ~ uAnt,.ns.

Three gront land4 snles me now advertised by
the United States Government The first will
occur at Iowa Point in Dnniphnn county, Kun.
sas. beginning On the 9th Of May. This sale is for
tho benefit Of the Town tribe. Another will 90
cur ut Paol, Lykins CO., Kansas; commencing
on the 10Th OF Maytor the eontederated bands
of kaskaskiNs, Peorias. Plnneshaw md Wcas.
The third will sousnenoe n, osawkee in kanaas
ON the 2}d of June, for the Delaware tribe. For
the benefit of Iowa tribe % O0O acres will DO sold
for the coniedernted binds 2ll 600, and for tho
Delaware tribe 3i5000, making in all COL 900
acres.
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WAsnISGroN. April 1.-The Naval Court.
will lake up 10 morrow the cases of Lieutcnnnts
ellis and Chan Her
\ delegation of Creeks and Sominolos will Wis
il Florida in tn" autumn, and endrnvor to per.
snade the Seminoles there 10 emigrutc West
Meanwhile. no nctlvo military movements will
take place in Florida
The recent army order had reference 10 the
running OF the southern boundary line in Kansas
and the summer campaign, 10 chastse the Chez
enue and kiowny Indians.
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FRANCES ~. DEANE, 81 ~ son,
IIAtIIBl RI, NiBGl%iA
MbNrfAGluHfRs 90
ClIIL.H.ED IL I'LL O u Z. LIZ MsIAhtE.

fHNlN prepared Ia "Neento promptly, orders
tent Ter thcr WHEELS, made eissirg ~ rir.
gin Il Coid Btdst Cttrc oqi Pi4
HIIFR
JOIN MCDANIEL, Eeq Prestlcrt Nrginia aud Ten
ncs-er R1ilHsli 70
EpN NRh II G1Ll Est, Superintendent Petersburg and
Richmond Haiiriadto
THOMAS poDAMEAp Esq, Superintendent Virginia
Central Rairoad -
Mr. SAMUEL PETERS Master Maeiinlst Virginia aud
Tennessee Ralrnadto
Mr. ARCIIBALD rAE Master Machmsl Virginia Coutral
Railroad Go
JOSEPH ANDERSON, ESD. Richmond Va
Mcssrs. MORRlSS. TANNER Il co. do
FRANCS MALLORY lsi President Norfolk md Pc
tcrshurg Railroad Go.
WILLIAM MALONE ESQ. Chief i.u4,lcer Norfolk aud
Petersburg Railroad 70.
ADAM pENMEAp. Esq, Baltimore, Nd
WYATT n co. Ghite-iou : q.
WILLIAM ANDERSON. Esi. Mobile, Ala
WILLIAM q. SWAN. Esg. kuaN ille. Tenn.
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON. Irusl on. Florida
Tho business AT the NtlIOHNE rot NbttN, will he
be- conducted by suhstibera under ht nm al r
DEANF. la. & Sos. /. u BEAN1, III
IJr2tawts T. BRONNl DEANE.
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eeda suit III the Circuit Court for S5n,n0O DANA
ges against Alexander NJ. Mitchell. Of 81. Joseph
Tor breach Of marriage. The petition alleges that
she was engaged to defendant. and that the mar
rage was 10 have taken place nj tue second
Presbyterian Church on Monday evening April
9th but thu defendant refused to fulfl his on
gagement. although every preparation had been
made and guests invited Defendant il now in
81. Louis. aud is said To have an income of SlnO,-
600 per annum.
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MARRIAGE At rnF NoRtu-S Z Andrews. the
nhest Writer against the South TIN, We know of con-
iesseS There are ten fleij,es from Nothern ma,ri-
moht 10 one from Soufbera slavery We are glad
TO see such confession coming from such a source.
acHR. Jons toasSra.-fhis vessel. which was
sunk IN james River ON the 18th of January. was
raised on Thursday and viii be owed to Norfolk for
repairs
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NORFOLK, April IL The schooner "Home,"
has arrived here from Porto Rice. She reports
that the sch 'pner Deldmare, Of aud from Edgar
town. Massachusetts, WIS lost in n whito squa
in lnneitude 66. aud latitude II. The captain
tnd crew took 10 boat, and arrived on the lSlh
of March at Ponca, Porto Rico. The "Home, =
brought three of the crpw here.
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GEN ERAl,
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!
NOW Is TIE TIME TO ADVERTISE!
To the Merchants. Mechanics aud PROTEST. omaI
Wen I.y hhnru.

Tofhe Merchants. Mechanics ud u % q vi ~ 70
Wen OF l. ynchharg.
IL PERSONS wishing advertise their III fSINTSS OF
n PROFESSION IN the following papers Tor which am
Agent each af them having LAIaE CIRCULATION the
Western and south Western counties Of Virginia
Tennessee. vii. please call on toe
BROW NLOw' s KNOXVILLE tTennA WIG
INDICATOR, Jouesborough. Tenn
VALLEY STAR Lexington Va
Rhm3SfNI Abingdon. Va
BEDFORD SENTINEL. Liberty Va
SALEM REGISTER, Salem, Va.
DEMOCRAT = MI. ~,
MONTGOMERY HERALD, ,,..,-
WESTERN STAR. N"'ts'''uspofs' Va
WYiHENIiLE TELEGRAPH, {v-A,, =,
WATHENltiE TIMES. }"N'neNh"' ""
FLOYD CITIZEN. Flovd Court. House Va
UNION DEMOCRAT, hinn, Monroe county, Va.
Persons wship advertise any the papers will
find to their INTEREST cali the oti,c the
lvnchhurg Nrpinan STAIRS where will be
made AID Advertisements foKV ANpFD WITHOUT pFt AY
FL VII Also receive and forward advertising paper
in thu U,cd States. \ WADptII
ani2ta Foreman Nircinian Office
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tend
JAMESTOWN CELKpRATioN.- Qpanlco the Washisp
tom correspondent of the Alexandria Sentinel saws
rerempory that this event will take place on Ii
5,,feqit OF My, and TIM, ENPrs lent Tyler will de-
liver the GRAFTON. The So,fHty At Washington have
ncerrued the suggestion OF the Executive Cnnnl.ftea
Of the Historical SocetY.' 10 have the celebration
on the 23rd Of the month. "Quauuco l., we believe
a member OF the jamestown Society. and therefore
presumed to speak by the card Remember then
the 18th Is the day.
"Qnantco gives the following interesting account
of the formation of the Soc.ey and its first common
Grafton of the Settlement Of Virginia
in February, 1854 the writer Of this suggested to
the venerable Thomas Richie, Wm. VI. Overflow and
Others he idea OF forming Society in tire city of
Washington. where many Nrguans re sided, to COM
memorate the settlement of jamestown and bring to-
gether the citizens Of the State in an assemblnge
where every thing like sect party should be ban
ished. The suggestion was taNorably ,spondcd to
by gentlemeh of ali parties; and the 10Th Of Feb
ruary, 1884, constitution WIS adopted aud officers
elected, among whom were Thes. Richie Gen. A.
Henderson, ohn ". Many, Wm. N. Oyertoa aud Rev.
T. B. Bacl. On the 18th Of May, 1884, the anrivcr-
snry celebrated with great erlat by banquet in
this city. In April, 1893, Z. Il. Fcnda elected
PresideI in place of rhos Richie decd, and John
T. Towers elected Urea surer III place OF lno. W.
Maury deceased.
THE celebration tonk place the 18th of May
1855, Mt Mount Vernon, the venerable q. " p. Gus.
lis delivering the Grafton the occcasion, in the
pUrtico OF the mansion. The hou-c and gardens were
thrown open for the accommodation of the Society,"
who were treated with great hospitality b, the pro-
pretor. The steam r. then proceeded to the White
House Pavilion. where the company had dinner pre-
pared and where they enjoyed themselves until Il
late hour in the evening. On the the 18th of May
1856, the nnaifersary MIS- celebrated by banquet in
this city
The Washington Star of the Eth instant, publish
cs the following letter OF acceptance;
SHERWOOD FOREST, April ., 1887.
Ny Dedr Sir:--Y our letter Of the 9Th OF March
informing me that the Jamestown Society of Wash
ington propose to celebrate the 18Th of May next
and the site of JamestoWu the anniversary Of the
landing OF the settlers, and requesting me, on behalf
ofthe Society, to deliver address upon the
sion, reachedme on Wednesday; aud while greatly
dstrust my ability to aequit my self satisfactorily of
the task yet, considering Il circumstances and the
oceas on, will not decline 10 undertake II.
BE pleased TO make known fo the Society my high
appreciation OF the compliment which they have IA
second time bestowed upon and accept for yonr-
self my cordial saint ,tions and assurances of high
eSteerl.
am, dear sir truly aud fitht lily your friend aud
servant JOHN TYLER.
Philip II. Feahll, E.qa
President jamestown Society.
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NORFOLK AND Pefensa' RI RNlRoAp.--t paragraph
in the Dispatch of saturday briefly notices the alt
yaneed stage Of progress GA this railroad 1t is
peeted that the track between Woods Point tNor-
folk and Suffolk will he ready for the ears hY the
4th Of judy aHl that the whole Of the ira division Of
the road, viz: the thirty miles neX to Norfolk in
GLIDING the East Branch Bridge and the connie eiion
bctwceu the streets OF Norfolk AMI Bramtes point,
viii he completed in August nrN' TIE arrangements
contemplate hu.d flush in time n run the cars
through to Petersburg. 80 miles in December next.
All that is ueedtm even to Il more rapid consumma-
tou than this is the read money. The company
propose to raise the necessary balance by the issue
OF first class security in the shape Of mortgage bonds
TO the extent of S60J0tJ, secured upon tie entire
property aud revenGe OF the Company, worth. when
all is completed, yearly S2Q6ooGo. Between 5000
600 and 100000 of these EnIds have already been
Appropriated on most favorable termS. con-
tracts for snperStrnctUre and equipment which
now being executed. " nip Pcp4crel arrived Mt
Norfolk Friday from Wales. with 500 tons Of iron for
the road, and there several othcr cargucs daily
expected.
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ritp all0 state AfTalrs.

AcRIcuLruRAL SocIErY.-A meeting of citizens will
he held TONIGHT in tue City Hotel for the purpose of
forming an Agricultural Society. Al WHO feel an
interest ia the important move are requested TO at
tend.
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SALES BY AUCTION,
FUTURE DAYS.


fEtKIsI KRIS SA1.E.-Hy stptac ~ 4 u deed Of
Trust executed n by Andrew J. Didakc, bearing
date the h September 1850 and Of record the Clerks
nstngs Court OF Iynchbnrg will sell. public
aucnn tho Market House the Lynch
burg Tuesday the l4th Of April next at o'clock x. NJ,
said Andrew j. Ddlake'H mtercst tho oaate
personal of his father the late Henry Didakehe said
being yet vcd the said part being
uufl-tho hole being subject to the widow dower.
Ttlis-ror the pensos of sae cash for the balance
credit Of sxty daysneaotiablo notes satisfactorily endorsed
required ol the purchaser AUSTIN NJ. TRIBE,
mar II DIV I'm Trustee
pOstpOncment.
The above sale postponed nnl Saturday the 18th inst
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l,A.,An,.E .so.sE ANnIor Tor .n,c.-

v Nv Niitue dcereal order Of the Circuit Court of
lsuchhhrg pronounced the November Term thereof ah
the OF Wills, LeaN Brnwny ac, vs. G. NJ Meredith
others tho undersigned appointed Commissioners
herh viii Saturday the 18Th day of the present month
prenns proceed Ia sell the House and Lot Ia the
ceons nlonch Ills Lot situated 18th Street and
9Th Alley occupied by Henry Meredith Sr has good
Dwelling ianAn IT, with oGur necessary out houses
Ihste Is also good well of water upon tho Lot
TitNsA credit al SIX Rul twelve months VIII be given
QAccpt much cash Ia necessary to derny the
psea Il so1 the putehasor giving nogbe notes satsfao
ary endoI aud ic retained until ual made
JNp SLAUGHTER, r,w,,a
u. CHRISTIAN '
:. LII I'm
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- TKOTssER ~ WHITEHEAD,
- DruVQis aud 4 pot nee a = 1c

~ TKOTUEV n W0uTEUEND,
- Druggists aud Aposhee aries,
HANK SQUAHE, LYNcHnuRa, Va,
Have land AMI will continue regular additions
large and complete assortment of Drugs Dye stus Oils
Paints, Glass Fancy Articles, &C. Sc which they invite
the attention of
To COUNTRY PHYSICIANS they offer tho prompt filling Of
their orders with reliable Drugs and prspaia
Uuna manufactured by themselves purchased
liable prices that will
OF tho State. Any article hand furnished
VIM A. srROTHER
fub2t 4 WHITEHEAD
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AUCTION SALES.
- - -
r. 1H1a DAY.
BY WIN. II. MOSBY.
I.AmGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF

4 ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE aALE OF
IL HOTEL FURNITURE, Ac.-By virtue Of two deeds
Of trust executed by Mes Wells Hyde the nnderssbed
severah duly recorded the Clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court OF the City OF Lynehbug and for the purposes heein
specified they will Thursday the i6h day Of April 1857
land tom day day until the sale be completely sell pub
lie auction to the highest bidder the stock Of
elegant Hotel Furniture now In the Soryel House in the city
f Lynebburg consisting Of variety to be found
ist class Hotel This splendid Tot Furniture 10
and was recently purchased In the Northern Markets. and
worthy the attention Of all interested In such
" detailed statement an description will be furnished
h{ tho Aucionee VIM Hamilton Mostly persons DESTROYS
at more spcehc Information.
Ithms-cazh fo all sums under o % for that
credit OF nontha, negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
This sale Is made by the Mcssrs Wells
HYDE CHIsWELL DABNEY, Trustee
ny l-d'bap q. l.. MOsBY, Trustee.
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Mrs Mary J. Shultz, of St. Louis has common