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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06
To the Sick.
September Appointments.

DH. TUBBS VIII be in attendance SIS follovt:
FREhoNT-Kesser's Hotel Thursday, I'd September.
NoRWALK-American House, Wednesday, LIST Sept.
For Consultation upon all Diseases oftke Throat LunFs
Heart Lirer, Stomach Boueis, Kidneys and Spleen
Also Dropsy' Gra1ei Rheumatism, HerrOusness Debii-
uy Dyspepsia Female Diseases, Ague aud Feper Fits.
Impurities Of the RtoOi, Ervptions Cancers Ulcers
and all ether pareiies Of long aanding complaints both
EIternaI and Internal
For some ten years. DR.. Tubbs has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases treating Thousands annually
many Of whom had exhausted every other within
reach. In NO CASE ARE MINERAL OR OTHER PolsoNs
EMPLOYED NOR DOES HE MAKE MAKE WELL, or
TEAR DOWN TO BUILD Up AGAIN. The medicines be
taken with safety by the most delicate patients NAV
remain at home and continue with prudence their ord
nary diet and exercise Hundreds have recovered
the treatment rfends and hyscians had given up
hope the indsputahs evidence of which always be
furnished Inyalids, however reduced desparing
invited to call and may be assured that
will be given or expense incurred without correspond
ing prospect Of recovery.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06

Tue ExILEs OF FLoRIDA--Or tho crimes
committed by our Government against the
who fed from South Carolina and
other slave states, seeking protection under
Spanish law--by J. R. Giddings- We
have spoken Of this work several times,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06

Each township will also select candidate for District
Assessor their respective township in accordance with
a law passed April IL, 1855
In addition to the regularly appointed delegates we
would be pleased TO many from each township
make 1t convenient to attend.
THE0. CLAPP,
]. N. KELLER.
DANL. l.. JUNE,
CHAS. G. EATON.
SANFORD G. BAKER.
July %, 1883. Central COMMITTEE
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06

A rumor is current in Kansas that the
notorious Col. Titus has been hung in the
Indian Territory, for horse stealing. The
news is too good to be true we fear.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06

At the time and place they viii also select the
number of delegates to attend the Congressional
tion, which viii meet at Forest Wednssday the 1sth
day Of AHguss merit at o'clock p w., to nominate can
didate for Congress for the Ninth District.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06

The Tribune's special Washington cor
respondent telegraphs that there is no in
tention whlteyer Of Withdrawing tho ten
million loan advertised by Secretary Cobb,
as heretofore reported. The correspondent
adds that the Treasury wants every dollar
that can be begged or borrowed, and that
the present spasmodie improvement in the
customs revenue is not expected to continue
beyond the present Fall imports.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06
Invalid ladies should read the fozlowinq !.

DR.. Tubbs-Sir Knowing the vast amount of suffering
existing among females at the present dav and having
drank to the dregs from the bitter cup Of action glad
ly make known what in my case has proved the long
sought remedy.
My health has been poor for eighteen years, and ten
years OF tattimel spent In bed helpless suere
ly able to sit up long enough have my made Tho
misery Of those cannot describes Proapsus Ute
with heat weakness, and pain through the small Of tho
limbs, were among tho earlier symptoms. Walking
standing became difficult, FIRST and at length utterly i'm
possible Soon digestion failed and the entire nervous
system seemed unsrung papitatiou Of the heart dzz
ness and oppression of the head also added suffer
ings Physicians from far and were employed by
Of whom was sayated and rendered worse than be-
fore. Your first prescription obtaned October one
year Improvement slow at first. Ihave not on
been able to leave the bed but doing the most
Of my housework and walk mile and back without
serious Inconvenience. Yours truly
MRS. NANCY GROVER.
Balyiue township Sanduskv Co. o. 1855
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+. wICKHAM, Huron.
r. r. SLOANE, Erie.
C.G. EATON, Sanduskv.
SYLVESTER A. SMITH Ottawa.
CHARLES PRATT. Lucas.

RephbIicGn Judicial COMMITTEE.
The following resolution passed at the Judicial Con-
vention held in this District in 1856:
Resolred That it be recommended in calling future
Judicial Conventions the basis of representation the
Gubernatoral vote cast at the last previous elections
hundred votes being entitled to delegate an addition
adelegate for every fraction Of fifty votes and that each
township which has less than fifty entitled
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06
Louisville. Aug 9

City proper-Amcrcan Judge of Court
of Appeals, 22s majority; Clerk 3o7.-
American county officers probably all cleo
ted by. small majorites. Polls generally
quiet. DR.. StandifOrd shot Capt. Rousseau
dangerously in a fight, partly from an old
grudgc, and partly from political feeling.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06
RepubIicau county Convention.

The Republican voters of sandusky county requested
to meet at the Court House, in Fremont Saturday the
lth day ofseptember at II o'clock In the forenoon the
purpose Of nominating candidates for the purpose
mating candidates for the following efiees, viz;
Surveyor;
Recorder;
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Judicial Convention.

The Republican electors Of the First Subdivision Of the
Fourth Judicial District comprising the counties of HUI
rom Erie, Ottawa Sandusky and Lucas requested to
meet in their respective townships and appoint Dele
gate for each 100 votes cast for Governor CHASE the
election and delegate for each fraction of fifty votes
for each township to in Convention to he held at
CLYDE, sANDUsKY COUNTY, ON THE 18TH DAY OF
AUGUST NEXT, at IL o'clock A. NJ, to nominate candi
date for Judge In said Subdivision.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06
OAK WOOD CEMETERY.
HNHE orounds of tho Oak Wood Cama

4 terry Association will be dedicated with appropriate
Service and addresses by the Cergymen Of Fremont
Saturday. the 2lst day of August at 10 o'clock A. Nj a
the services concluded will proceed
to sell lots to such may desire to purchase The order
Of exercises and the terms of sale will be given hereafter
The grounds ready for inspection and the atten-
ton Of the public is solicited plot showing the plan,
the number size and location OF lots be seen at the
office Of Buckland x Everett.
BY order of the Association. II. i. BUCkLAND, Pres.
Y. STIILWELI., Secretary.
Fremont, July 2Sth, 1855 27w5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06

A new building has just been put up and
finished on the corner of Front and Croghan
streets, intended for tho retail trade.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06
REMOVAL.

DIR. II. BEAUGRAND, has opened his office on
the Turnpike directly opposite the residence of OF L.
Nims in the Office lately occupied by Dr. Rawson where
he will be found except when absent professional bus
iness. July 80 lS5S-2Ttf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-06

We would urge upon friends in each township to
1t that thsr organization be commenced and would
recommend for them toinee Saturday the 4ih day Of
September and appoint their Delegates to tho County
Convention. One delegate for every fifteen
for every fraction six votes cast for Governor Chase
Ia f.1l roIto,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04
OBITUARY.

1t becomes painful duty to announce the
death Of CLEMENT HANCOCK, of Charlotte county.
Va. lie expired at his residence on the Goth Ju-
ly, aged AZ years
His death was sudden and unex pected and fell
heavily upon his family and friends. He was an
afsctionate husband and parent, faithful friend,
and a lnyal and true citizen. Twice had he been
honored by the people of Charlotte with a seat in
the House of Delegates of Virginia; and, as their
representative, had distinguished himself by an
unwaye ring devotion to their interests, undevi-
ating adherence to his professed principles, and a
prompt performance Of the duties assigned him in
that body. Early in life, he was placed upon the
bench as Justice of the Peace, and acquired an
envable distinction by tho able and efficient man
ner in which he discharged his duties and was re-
elected under the new Constitution at every cleo
ton by the unanimous support Of the people Of
his district. He was useful citizen, a faithful
representative. and as an officer impartial and
Just to oil men.
We pass over the faults and foibles, Of which he
was not free, and which common to all men,
and admire his virtues. With him ''life's 6tful
dream is over" Beneath the clods of his native
soil, and beneath the shadows Of the venerable
oaks, where in youth he had commenced the great
battle of life he reposes. In the bosom of his ma
tive county where he was honored and beloved,
He takes the sleep that knows no waking. -
Peace to his ashes. N.
Richmond papers please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

Nrw YoaK August 3.--The steamer Persia has
arrived at this port with later news from Europe
European politics present nothing very new.-
The India Eli has finally passed both Houses of
Parliament-nlso the Bill admitting Jews 10 seats
In the House Of Commons.
Mr.. D'lsraell stated in the House of Commons
that Government was preparing plan the
subject Of suspected sayers to be submitted to the
United States. which was believed TO be satisfac.
tory. and would accomplish the ends they had in
view.
The fanatcal movements in Turkey against
the Christians stlll continue
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Cotton has declined onc-cighth on inferior quail
ties, and l-lG'h ON fair and mdllng Breadstufs
dull. Flour easier, but generally unchanged
Wheat has declining tendency. Southern Red
Us to els. White Is 81. t. -. Sd. Corn lower
and closed with declining tendency. Yellow 33s.
to 33is COnsnls 9i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04

VOLUNTARY Return OF FuciIivEs.-Two negro
boys, the property of Mr. PETER s. ROLLER, near
Mi. Crawford, says the Rockingham Val Regis
ter, who absconded on the night of the l7th inst,
after wandering through the mountains of High
land and Pendleton, several day shalt starved and
fully enjoying the pleasures Of liberty peaceably
gave themselves up to gentleman living in Au-
ruS,a, 10y whom they were returned to Mr.. r..
They concluded that the comfortable quarters of
Mr. ROLLER were better than freedom and famine,
hence their return.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04
Markets.

! Nfw loRh.-lng,st 3-fiour higher hut un-
settled. Southern naminally advanced 10 cents.
Wheat unsettled. Corn heavy: White 9j cts. to
81 No; yellow 81 % To Il oj.
BALTIMORE, Aug r. Flour dull Howard street
and ohio 81 G2ai -; New City So. Wheat dull
and unchanged: Red 81 25al 30: White 81 3oa
| 10. Corn dull and lower White S4aSj; Yell
low ata93.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04
WARRINGTON HOUSE,

CHONCd 6INBIII, byHCHUuIB va,
INl5 House h silu1ted in the Immediate vicinity Of Tho
m"s business part II the ,iN AMI The location Is
thu rui" and h.ahy In the place To strangers there
f,re, Its position IL particularly desirable
The sybcitrrs their thanks th"r friends and THE
public generally fos the liberal patronage they hay"
tended !" Them, and thm thai they Will endeayor IL
merit continuance a. their fsy"rs.
An OMNIBUS, BAGGAGE " AGOS and PoRrERS III
always he found at the depot aud at landing III" arrival
o The anil boat~ passengers To and fn TIA,
Hotel. ftRt UrCHAHHE. SSEAD CLARK,
Arlt Ints prorrleiora
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04
GROVER h BAKERS
CfLFFRA7FD
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
~ HRb ANYWAY. NEW YORK
Ia BALTIMORE STREET. BALTIMORE

la1 BALTIMORE STREET. BALTIMORE
IRON HALL alS Pl.NNsA AVENUE
Washington, u. e.
XN1fSE Machine" Justly admitted be the best In
use tr Fahll, Saw nHkug strong and Elastic
Stitch which will rip IA stitch be cut
Circulars sent on application by letter.
ma l3ts }. 7 DAVIS 4 90. Agts, Lynehb re.
LYNCHBl RG
FEM ALE, COL .EGI;.
fuNIfE ENEKClSES tis Is,ituiion viii he resumed
The cfnnd nj SCI CInher, with greatly increns
ariis for III" Of both boarding and day
iia and Tor Thorough instruction In branch sndr
pertaining I" complete f'naic -duratipn
FACILITY.
Ris SAMUEL TX cox President Professor of Mental aud
Mora. Secnrr. anu at History.
Ir,t MAIHtHs A. NJ, Fl, Of
and Literature
d. EL,>kiSsnIr Graduate of Va NJ Inst. Profess.
Mathematics.
6 ApoirHE SAEroRI LII u Prof of Modern
Miss MARY Y. iftrki, Mks kArI kIkkFATRICk lnStrnr.
tors in Primary Stuins
pro,sso Of Draw Ing and Painting teacher II Embru
ana Ornament Nedlew"Ih aud additional teacher
the Elementary English hrsnche, will he provided
EApkSsfs Eoaid iu ladnE fuel, lights and
attendance for term VI nv" aUhS, S7o Tuition In English
tranrhcs $50 Tuisi1 III Latin Greek tn,
Modern Lanausgrss luructon the ri Guitar,
Soi; stnf Instrument q. II Fuin g.
One hall III" board tuii required adj
either IN cs-l. appro, ID Zach al
be Required to furnish her she owes pillow nd
tat' napkins and "ne s,y spoon
- Catalogues containing iur,c parcusrs may bn OBJ
taiu"d the Nrgidnn FLEE, the Book Messrs
PAYNE thisan aud II e. Victor, hy apl cation the
frrsideni ty lmI SAINT. h. COX, President.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral Of the infant Of Mr.. JOHN W.
Crews will take place this "wednesday evening.
at his residence on 9Th street. at o'clock. The
friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend wthout-further notice.
August 4th 1855
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04
VERY VALUABLE IVY GHEEK FARM.

1FhI' u N TIIFt Nv, FIR NNLt
cd, oh behalf 81 the offers fpr sale CLAY NIL"
The residence .f Ms 1ury Bulluh, which has been hcld
rn. for her s"rafaruse The situation rig h
miles from 1N NJ burE mud iIlos GAYS
Crossing, ar III" Virginia n Team Railroad thu
lHind HE IlAI cont airs about sSO Acres, tab,
III" MILL IHA' l. conveyed by NJ Ni.pt"r.
"ti" Hobson and B"o,k Trustees aud tho other Tract
recently conveyed 10 the Trustees by Mcdaniel and
wiir, d has n Dwelling House and ihe
houses 1t consisis npsnds =" the charnri. Of Red
Creek, sreth emched h, ansn der" sta and while
arm k"h 20 an ri ample icnunt tho labor and
tnse OF cnisa'in particularly the
mos" persons siding Iyhrlburg WHO i4h without
ih outlay of capital to cpmhhr agricultural with
other BUSINESS and u those wish
Nc ny of the city Tor tn purpose Of education other
pos
Rt'crving the right % accept private "hcr which
be made h fore the end inst the uud'rs gnrd viii ar
the rhc" tn sae At auction tho 3oclok
J. M on Thursday the 9th day III August -aa II and
II not ON the beNt ir day, Terms mur Ni"wn NJ sale
EpB1. j DAVIS
Is 20 Dc, 2tawiJang FIR Mr. Bullock
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04
cEvE.AI. U0USE. aud Tor,

GENERAL. NA1.lABn,E HOUSES anh LOTS
~ fOk SA1EeH, virtue Of u do.rctal order "t ~" or
Court the of 10y nchhnrg pronounced last
Jun" The nj ryree VI, * aud ot'S llt'
Undersigned, appointed Commissioners ,hercn III at " fl
NESDA III" 18Th day ri August The prem
coed I" all the ,ol wing HOUSES and LOIS aud
cant Lot IN sail irCrc ii w y lot Main
orpo,t" ial li,"ry Stable, with large and ">
hrcl Storeleu-e Recently built Iot c"htarng ahnutR
guartci ih t DIV ding Iluusc VIII
good kitchen smoke house and wrl Of cxer ut sit
uai6d Diamond lil In the n, lho hood II he MssrS
linpnifs. the ~ Mr. Tanner, Lot.
with small Tenement thereon adj nne Ia" ii Mr. FREDERICK
N"eks tspi NeCorkh vacnn, Lot, containing
hat below capt otty Federal in just "rp">!t"
capt WIN A. Ialhots late residence Lots of the
ab"vc eth JUST above Mr. David r. Reese. shop
vi II rood llouscs III, reoia
This proper, will be sold credit OF TX, twelve End
Eighteen months (cNccpt much 'ash he
t" iray expenses OF SALE the purchasers giving bonds
ug hut, FROM date, with good personal security and TILE
rctain. d aniil final pay ments ,nadr
SAINT. II. MCKINNEY. o.,
is - ltleaug ED. ID CHRISTIAN, |'"''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04
LOTTERIES.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
- FRANCE 4 Co, Manag,n Of the Mar,lap.
hes stato Lotteries rssrn the following S,udd Scheme
For AUGUST. ls5k.

they caution lrehaseis ut Tickets 10 bewseot ordering
ricketts, IN Lotteries Mhtrc extraordinary large Capitals
offered hi mail eaHt of 1lcsc,sag -uth iui,r-
III. Maryland Lotteries ,sVr been IN existence fa,R
Years They art dfana h state nness, aud he ree,
IN II you draw \ ffat, you will get y"ur money Tho
"hele .onntl ,hasd viii Rnsns Lottery concern. lie
1t thc1t,
: I y Order IN the M.t>l rnd state l ai,ttcs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04

Who'd" 1icknssio, Iialvcss1i Qnat"rs ~ 3o
Managers Certificate Of ~ Whole whore persons " s
Ia In, sk only, nil br seut for. .AN
~ IIsvrs ...,............ u
Qu~rtcrs, .............. %
10 Iighihs ..............#. 10
The Manage. have been He'd tom the numerous
rouiptnts c 10 them uufn f hr>s The III hns
who Inv" h,u aiiohdng the Glug II prlrr TIN
s''Hd nee hu.ipess anh In thc,r
u btdrr Tickets Tfari the NJ managers only
Alllc,s ". letiriss, Il FRANCE & co,
my p baltimore. Mi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04
HAVANA PLAN,
HAVANA PLAN,
TnIs Is THE OLD NODE or DRAWING.
rRihfs N o>k wurkL AND TICKETS IN ANOTHER
Erer0 PriSe Is dra,cn ont.
Prix,s Paid In Fail, wisLsm, my Deduction
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY
LtfrJ {tIs, q

To 10 drawn IN Baltimore Md Saturday, August 2sh. 1859
3O.ISJ Priac.! 10000 Nunbcs.!i
We would call particular attention tho fonwi Ing spen1t
scheme, package nf Ii whoio costing Only tsu
every other ticket being warranted draw slo
teoined by tho number drawing he Capital Prize wheih
odd
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7. II II y 10.
iy dtlsaug ED. II. CHRISTIAN, WV" ~
e R,p. copy.
I Avn roRnAI.E At puu,-rC 40 AZ

AND FOR AAI.E At PuBSIC NUl- ~
II TlON The subscriber will otter for sale NJ pnh W
liz ruriion the FARM on which ~ resides IN bedford
county The Tract contains about 1Ol Acres. Ikc i'm.
provc ns good aud the situation >irnhlc. he
Land lies pear tho Va Tenn L. Road AMI u house
is within nlea Forest depot The position would bc u
favorable for practising phi. sf'n FERNS made known
dlS III safe The sale will TAXI place on FRIDAY Au'
oh, aa n Private Offers received m'l LIST al Au
gust. RlGHb IL " LINER,
il
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SALES ~ AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS.


FINKUsTEE.s Sass OFvAIUABLE REAs
l. AND PERSONAL EsTArE-Ry virtue Of = Deed Of
Trust executed TO by the late Alanson Winston, bearing
date the h jane e and Of record In the Clerks ONCE Of
tho Husng. Court Of Lynehhurg III self At public amc
on IN front II the Marker Honsen bnrfm FRIDAY
the th ~ July the follow ing viii Lot 81
Ground the City at LynchbnrS hch the SAIL Asnson
Wms'on's Warehouse Is sinatea f.ontins Main street
III feet and running back 1e he Also All the aid Wins
right tln q rtr,iu other Let of Ground
MRnua"tor, aud Lumber Yarh tie said Winston l. sina
It'd Ala. ton foot Alley leading hela.s aforesaid -
Also at the time and place vii ssiths ing Ne
rrocs, towh William, TuTbsf tdmund stabinrf makcr
s""i named Harriet. and b'v named John Ala, one
: cam Eng i've Crcninr Saws. swerp SAVE Pl'ucf
sthes all the MACHINERY belene 10 tho esal"shmen ~"
Horses, one Cow Cart Furniture Car. one faf"nche
anu various arecsef Furniture mentioned in tho Deed and
the said Winaion's lieasehe!d and Kilt hon farhiiare
The os and the Negroes above mentioned are very Vnus
BILE and or inducemcns purchasers The III" Il"
the above property believed he unqutsHonabe hnt W"
viii .nly s,.rh THE a. % vested in by the Doc
TERMS For suns under go PASSOVER sa And under sln
credit OF Sbd dAyt; et0 and under 500 credit
vi days 900 credit OF tour months negotiable notes
satisfactorily, endorsed required al the purchasers anu the
ta tho real estate retained unth" payments therefor are
made J. II. L. WINSTON, ,p...,...
jc 29-d3tam &cwthiy A N. TRlnI.E '
POsTPONENENT
The sale Of thr Lot Of Ground aud the said Wlnstons
interest another lot the Ais menonod IN
the abovc advertisement postp"neta Friday the 9th Au
gust ie.S J H. 4 WINSTON I ,...
iy tGaup
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S'AlsEl.L D1elSE,
MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG, VA

g.. F'AliEli, lr"pIlrtOi'
fuNl1S HOUSE having been thoroughly repaired. and
L tuIniAhcd and II additional Rooms, including III
MING ROOM 20 by 81 feet attached Il tho
ccption Of travellers and tho public generally
His table i'll hr furnished with he b"s ihe market affords
AMI his Bar With the b,st Of wISEs AND LIQUORS.
An Omnibus Baggage Wagcn and Por'crs Wi, always b'
found nj c D"pu' III. f the trains and also tn,
Packet boat 10 ifanapo,t rassons"rs fac OF charge
bel,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-04

- ER1l, IN THE TOWN OF LIBERTY lin pursuance
of decree the Cirru ~ hcdford the Of
fircbangh wife Watts adm &c viii. SATt n.
DAY thu 2lsda, Of August, 1867 ,hn sell to the
highest ii ld-r public md, idcd n"l"iN
the Tavern House aud other buildings thereon
the town Of Liberty known fcrguSons iioei The build
addition the Tavern 1uusc consist Of large and
Storehouse and Offices Ma aud
House convenient the Depot occupied Printing
Oco The Tavern House Is large aud convenient and has
ely been put thorough repnr The Stables and other
uuhoses convenient endin good rcpar The House has
| am tpld hnc custom.
IEKMs-caa' viii l." Required sufficient to pns The cSpcu
.tl For The residue Of the credit
ih,cr equal nstanrnts, will be given,
tho purchaser give bond with good sru,t, and the title to
the property retained further subject sale IN
default OF the paymcn, Of the purchase money
JAMES r. JOHNSON Comr
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L>INE MACHINE OII.s-A lars- supply. p,
II sale BY uyN-u W.A.BTRoTHER co.
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRs.

THAxks.-Wc make our acknowlrdi en,ents to
Messrs. Miller. Plank Il Co.. Of the OldH)1mini'n
Nurseries TO a choice basket OF peachcs of differ
ent varieties, aad also spe lime Of pe.Ts Of most
delicious flavor. taken from dwarf Zee three
wears old. We trust that these gentlcmfa will lie
encouraged in their efrts to improve Tie fruit Of
this section.
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All,
ACCOUNTS lAE
TW C q A YEAR.
isT JULY AND sST JANUARY.
(rIcer those BY N,ec.di CoAron
GEORGE Nj. lttICKF.R,
JULY lSt. l85,

JULY LIST. 1853
ID ESPECTFtIIY ask, and n-gcs al those having
h COUNTS with lin "a Iwad and pov them, Iii
well nud"rsinod-pay required tsicc
viz ls Juy AID ISL Jauuay. Selling Goods b" does Al
on' the buyr Goods and having them
CHARGED paced UPON tho favored citing along with
The customer This involves tho requiring
promp payment al when dur lha yearly. by
longer be allow ed and hoped that
kis customers VIII prepare NJ hc have
pay lis debts ard knows Of better
fom whch Than those who him Merchants
oihrs havrg accounts and claims against him. and due
the LIST July will pIeu-e present then, without delay
they viii be paid promptly on presentation. q. II.
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