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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

The following. from the Washington corrcspon-
dent Of the Baltimore Sun. indicates that the Pro-
siden, is willing to dispense with the services Of
the Hon. Augustus CAESAR Hannibal Dodge, at the
Court Of her ldost Catholic Majesty Of Spain. If,
however, Mr.. Mallory be unwilling to 60, We
doubt not there are plenty Of other yirtuous Dem
ocratic patriots who would not object to the Office
The appointment Of Minister to Spain has been
rendered - Mr. Mallory, Senator from Florida.
and has been declined hy him from Difference to
the material interests OF his Sac. which are jus,
now in need of influential and experienced sup
port in Congress. This profer by the President
establishes the gratifying fact that he is looking
for persons 10 represent us at the leading courts
Of Europe, who are fit for those eminent positions.
II could not have been the concerted support of
spoiIsmen that attracted Presidential attention to
Mr.. Mallory. IN this l"halt tor he comes from
small and remote State. but rather his thorough
knowledge Of Spanish character law, language
AMI pohty, asacgurcd hy large intercourse and
professional experience in Cuba particularly. In
so tar NJ usefulness Ia our country is concerned,
III" court of Madrid is obviously the court Of Eu-
rope bat behind it, and stronger than it. if pos
sihle, Shout be powerful legations Mt London and
Paris. cooperating with the former TO the great
ends of our NATIONAL policy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

South are converting with the movement q. Doug
las in the Northwest aud Wise is blowing the
bugle in the Old Dominion. and the old Richmond
Enquirer thinks, in cnse Of n d,ssg.uiea "f lie
Union. il would BE- question of very Craze de
bate whether Virginia ought to become the north
of a southern boundary the south Of n northern
boundary
spell of pnrty Ii IL The fatal charm of the serpent
that draws the bird within It's rcach-the song Of
the syrcn that lures the mariner upon the fatal
rocks
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

AWFUL DEArn by liAHGING.--Th Coroner was
called Thursday to hold mn inquest ON an old Ger
man named Henry Moss, aged sixty-six years who
MAS found dead in TN Ire house west of HYDE
Park. lie was found early in the morning. his
clothes at the back Of the neck caught by hook
and thus the wei sht Of his body drew the collar
nnnl of his shirt against his wndpre So tightly
as to- cause death. Another hook hal severely la
rera,el his left hand and arm. Evidently the
Id man had accidentally fallen through II hatch
way in the ice house and at the distance of ten
feet, caught against the hooks which were used for
LOWERING, aud raising meat. The verdict of the
.ury WAS that the deceased came to his death ly
aeedeutal hanging;-H. Louis RDpndtican, Sa'u'-
day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

MrkDEkous AfigAY IN MADIsOs Co.. KY-A
terrible afray occurred at political barbecue in
Mad son county, Ky. on Wednesday. The ba-
becue was held at Round Hill, ten miles from
Rlciinpnd. \ man named Haley and his two
sons killed three men, two Of them named Jones.
tie third unkn wn: and two others named Null
lns we're mortally wounded Oae If the MUIR
de.crs was arrested in Lexington on. Thursday
night about midnight Tie cause Of the atfray
has not trauspircd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

y CAIIfoRNIA DRCHARp.--G. q. Briggs, esq,
hear Marysyie. has the largest and finest fruit in
California. His grounds now employed as n per
maucnt orchard, cover 100 acres, and have been
prepared with great care and planted with the
hes, varieties OF fruits. The principal variety
sists Of peaches, of which he has now mostly in
tearing, about fifteen thousand trees. 1000 apple
trees. and three hundred in bearing; $500 pear
ti"e~, several hundred in bearing some of them
the largest and hest in the Stata; 3 600 ncctarinc
5000 "A .,ricot 100 cherry; loo fig $500 grape,
d others, making nearly forty thousand fruit
trees one orchard. Ii will be Re. elected that
NJ. Briggs occupies the groui.,ls ST long eel
bratel n Briggs melon patch of 81 and 81 hen
aud where he sold melons at s. Il cee.- Cditot-
ma Fd,Btcr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

EDITOR INNcDDuRG IRGfSlaN;
Dear Sir Stepping day in your beautiful city
of hills | had the good fortune this morning to
obtain your ''Iaily' fr perusnl Among other
articles ! noticed one Dreaded please Notice TIA
ken from tho fusen"ha .IhthopoiaA in which
that paper cnargcs the Huntsville Female College
with sending It's paving patronage t. Northern
printing Offices aud soliciting grntutous rnti- from
southern papers" lis true that the principal
h ths school had his circular. printed in New
York bat why docs not the Tuscumbia ilaiamion
give the reason, when its editor knows what that
reason Is? Because TINT Is the only charge lac ran
bring against the Huntsville Female College. lilo
would have the public believe that the Female
Collage was somewhat abolition" in its feelings
and was not worthy # Southern patronage be
cause it sends its paying patronage to Northern
l,t.Htng offices, There is not in the wliuc South
rrn country n ,,h i ~ college herr from North
on. influences or Yankee notion." There j. not
o"' teacher III the institution from State \o,H
~ H,s ans al bir5n'S itar:" and thefc = rot
l., be found III the whole country n comp. 81 in1rc
efficient professors. Notwithstanding the h,L Of
lt4h.e tta,h3H
The principal # the College would gladly haze
hal his circulars printed in huntsville. or Nash
vllr Tenn, but lac could not get ,tcrl engraving
81 the building of the College done in either place,
hence lac sent the job To New York
The NotsrN, pop,ys Do n", 'o,njlIia of this,
hut they o{tae1 the fu,cumbia .iil6am,aa for pub.
fishing It's please h.f,c'
hopr, ar, l"n y IL give place 10 this s!,r' mr.
,icle N lp,,r excellent and widely circulated -ur.
nal, Tor think 10Th sides Of Please Notice"
ought 10 lr presented to the public
Your, respectfully,
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= PIICIAu NOTICES.


Valuable Farm, AT Auciion.-Per-on- dc.irous
Of attending tho sale at Mrs nGloc tract Land
IN rdi I'D near Forest Depot Thursday
inst, can so by leaving the Mai Train O'clock
and returning at 9, o'olock
Sac to take pla 3 { clock
/ q advertisement ia another column
aug II e. X PHELPS. Auconeer
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The Oldest Bible on ne Continental Book
OVCr0OO Years Old


iae articles ,"h have lately appeared from
umr u 'Ii"' IN th' ff"' frr~s III regard to "ld
b'tles, ha'" hri the elect I" hr,nE t. our notice
""r ~ lhe lafeN' AM i Aai"a'ti" specimens OF
mhhfa h'ratilrr ia She worlL Tins Is n volume
81 ~ hnhf'd l'~'", containing the Whole bible
ia the ln'h language. u htl"n1S to the he' pr.
l'uhnd 81 TINS cay, ne book !, made chtIrely
"i Neiinm' and TITO printing Is MI done hy hand
WIth II pen ana ink livery letter ~ perfect IN
i'' Nhap'' ana cannot H." distinguished, lI any
lnleri"t'l"hs III iorm il"m the printed irtcrsot
the present DAY Inc shape ct the ieiter Is 81
course h'iereh' from 'hn>" now III use, hut IN II"
"'her ca" IAN 'h'l he 'is'ih-uIsh'd from lHIh'ed
matter h' immense amount "t labor may lie
conceived from the lact there are two columns ON
tath page cal "I winch la'k~ nhIN at. at siN
letters rs Icing a. Vie rs the columns al tiIs pa
per They "'I' a'efa5' sixty hnee1" The column
lie columns NUMBERING 20" "" have about
'hooo Inns IA the whole book. Nothing short
"i u ne tl'he 'uuIn accomplish snfh work.
LIE date :" tins book Is \. u 80. 1t was con
s"gu'ntiy male 'oo years before printing Was
invented and IS rs Years old. Ihrre T. rroha-
til! nothing on thts continent III the shal" II
book equal To II IN aye. The '"tam upon which
II : printed Is ct the inest KIND and i made
81 the SKIN al Young lambs 9nd KIDS, dre> ed aud
ruhh'd with lu''t" ~t"h" until II l. very thIn.-
~ Is somewhat thitN"r than common paper. ie-
ing medium between that and the drawing pa
per now IN use. lii" VEINS III thu skin are dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

ravrs derive" origin. the vegetable of
The They
the secretons Of the body and the other
through III" c"n'icss fees of the skin cleansing and
peraug the vital Ranz,on Sold al the ,naruirtor, M
~ Maiden Lane. New York; aud b, Druggss at BIC Ga
and 81 per bnx Iv Al Iyv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

The Charleston Mercury ,.ubishcs letter from
James S. Slaughter, ESQ., a prominoat Democrat
of Georgia, in which he advocates the formation of
Southern League" and the reputation of all
national" parties. We quote n portion of his
letter, to show to what miserable pass the bung-
ling Kansas policy of the Administration has
brought the Democracy of the South;
Have we any cause to keep up old party rela.
tions" Save Calhoun's adhesive power If pub.
lie plunder,' see nothing that can bini a south
,en man to national parties. To hin, wlo wishes
70 adhere to principle-to follow Tru,n wherever
1t may lead, though the very pavemcrt. VI carth
tremble beneath his footsteps thou ri. it he follow
ed by the earthquake Of revolution aud the dis.
Nemberment of government--thrrc can We II,
earthly inducement to adhere to party that has
set both truth and principle at naughi. violate
the faith upon viii III it triumphei and Is vet rea
dy for other imn.el ssio,s ,on. its unhaowcl al.
tar.
The Democratic party. in the Kansas settle
ment, deceived US. We had no right to expect
even by the most liberal construction of the Gin.
cinnnti platform and Mr.. Bacharan's letter OF
acceptance that Kansas would be disposed of as
she has. Yet Democratic allies in the North and
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Proprietor Of the Counter de ST Iyscinthe
Buy non" without the signature OF ! BUTTS iy 3llw
\ sure Cure for II Feion. when the sorruc..


II NtOTatN" That tIt Wnu IN thIs cnsr IS no
hl'H"in"r we htH" the t. smony nj individuals
ted POSITION IN The country, eli their Il and
h. n"raoe character gentlemen uder pub
ct aasert IN the last degree reiab. these
ies" personally the har preparation speaking
o. ana certify 10 It's amazing eff the public
tfir at prutre.
tor" Depot j2 H"ai"a,, New York. and seen and
properly apirr iaUd have HI stat
WIN .inpreso ,ctiun tue skept mind Woods
Hair RcHoratiy" is d"ubss. be its Kind ey
proiucvd
1t does ne" dy" bnt give life health to the de
cathg fdng aud dead restoring by magic that which
was supposed to b"ifrccoyerab!E Heads
others nearly white ar" daily being changed pristine
beauty aud race" covered with pimpes rendered
As an infant and buNAing all bv
Wood HAIR KcSioattNc For >aeat - Market street and
by AL Drtggsts-t hfaso Iints. sold oy ali Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

MURDER Vt MISSISSIPPI CITY.-An ARRAY occur
rcd nj Mississippi City yesterday between Henry
S.mmonls, steward of Barnes Hotel and the cook
named Howard during which the former was ia
tally sta bed by the latcr,and died in about three
hours afterwards. Ii arpcars that feud had eN-
ist"d between them for some time past, and that
Yesterday they met in tho barber shop. when. al
ter some high words Slmmonds seized n chair ard
Howard drew his knife, rushed upon Simmunds
and inflicted several deep wounds in the back -
Simu,nnds leaves n wife and three children in this
city, Howard is fro.A ocean Springs. The affair
created grea, excitement AZ the city--N o. Deltel
?h.,yday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

KEW AcfiNAr'oS-A paper on re-vaccnaion
was recently presened to the Academy of Medi-
cin" at Paris. in the name OF DIR. Nlcminoks. one
OF ITS corresponding members The author gives
an account OF the experiments Instituted at tnud
by Dr. Denobele with a view to ascertain the ad-
vantages arising from repetition Of vaccination at
rhrious periods of life. The result, arrived az are
'!'at between the ages Of % and Il, re-vaccnation
only takes eject upon out Of loo patients, while
the proportion of those on whom it takes effect be-
tween til" ages OF ~ and bpi, % per cent and
between the ages Of Is and 20 81 per cent. The
consequences dcduce'l from these facts are: .--
|. That until the aye Of - re-vaccnation is use-
less
= Ihat from that age To b it produces useful
eteets upen very small number %. persons. an 4
TINT consequently it need not be very strenuousl;
recommended nj that period Of life
.. That ir' the aye Of 50 and upwards. ii be-
GENES really prophyaetic and therefore nc,essa-
~.
t. That when vaccination has not taken eeec,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

RNkEkS PREMIUM 81 iI.K> manufactured by T.. la.
S.r EiehidHi has tic
OF day A evidence thai fact Proprietor has
been furnished with upwards from the
CITIZENS Il X thuonf and the adiuuug counties where 1t has
hat most fr hahIe cures OF iy sppsa lIeada2h
oil long standing also Ague aud Fever Coles Cholera
bus neaItUun. D s"ntcry And Complaints The
great onnhdehre created In the healing of this medicine
Is tNat some al the love diseased testified had
been given ihei regular Ihy
eminent fhS scah IN NE stat" ii virginia using il their
regular practice. aud good OF them II
II IN Their o" ihut"H THIS what cal popular
cane with :" much home testimony We told
faiahle with ia"Sii and ,-biiatel cnIacs give
tone and strength 20 the whole We
OF the phhc t" ;" 'a"nb'- delne should hr be
liice ON, ~ ronts per
b" mad OF all Ae ihaafai DRUGGISTS in ynchhurg
elsewhere NnIs4l ihcy % priuctpaI
Watering PAGES "a WIS STATE
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sBER. J. II. lsOWHER.

DIX. J IT. HOW hkIR,
U1ANING lately morrd the Depot nff,r ha pro.
II t,ssonal .rvcrE ~ public anz = Dat.
ENFTN DOLIA tSs tsE ~ ARD.--l.cu the sub-
H tcrbrr The lUh inst, his Negro Nun JAKE,
and "a tall but heavily hEckcr than
nia "w !urch"ai and dnblc upper Zip Previous lei3
hired To Dickinson Shrcw In kana lie
acl r'd knos ledge Of the gttt.r Ohio.
iha l lh often threatened theis !l.iryrs
that hr ira,. L. kaIaWa IN the day by hoy buNe bis
If White hc stbsc ribrr b, c that he his
been furnished iru TAX" him Dhi. III
lin, aTd apprr, requested
them, reward at so wi o., litou his nppIe IL
lh>y'vsna rankin - for hi. apr cIs els "herr
IN ia, state; $50 ndt OF the state.
EALPH A. CLEMENT.
jy 3I-lm -,villp. g,lvaIfa Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

AT "srts,a period. this il no reason for conrlu-
dn,; that i III nj tax effect q. some future rs-
rod,
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a Cure for Whoopinv Cough

1T HfA,lN1Ht CANADA T. Aug 81. ls.G
MLssFs SEM " FDwiF " % IL Hflefnfa
sic" aitle daughter OF mu years OF age, was taken
"th h"ophg Cough IN ated form moth
nag could do Ion her sened r.irye her ,uf
ferng We at length decided your Dr WIS
taS Balsah & " I'D Cherry. Ia three
commence nsng H. she greatly ed and in les. tn IN
three days 'htlfcy cured, and we'll have since
led ia" Bai>anl to Of ncigi have rs
ed H. and In nocase have know 1t fail caccng , .dy
lou are at liberty omake any Of the above YOU think
proper. II Il shai induce body Sour Balls Am stall
be- al, for have great confidence i'll it, Yours.
+. CUTIE,
Proprietor Of the Courier de ST IIyaciuthe
bny non" without The signature ot BUTTS iy 3l.lw
\ sure Cure for u Feion. When tic Soreness
hrst commences or even when
cd aud entirely cured by holding the pa Infected In
Peuy DaNs Fam Killer Tor hal has been thar
"ngIy tested and proves h"V-r failing ~ felnn
Troublesome ing, aud would all troubled to
remedy
f'rrg itt' Fai" hH'er The thousands have been re-
hr>cA w" Il the thousands who most unbound
ct nhlece N Perry DAVIS Vegetable Killer III read
among on special notices this week, another OF al
a"tlehces "i the power OF the application We doug
ah at "f humanity when family to possess
themselves Of BHUdto Christian 1drDtate
Sold bf JOHN H. nEAh, Lyuthhurg. iy2a2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

\ Su;sESrioN,-A Providence Journal suggests
THAI. us many persons object to the use of cnyeo-
pes in their correspondence, because TIE postmark
imp rlant identification Of letters and as
there i no way Of establishing the connection be-
tween the envelope and the enclosure and Of pro
wing that the postmarh of the former gives tn
date when the letter was mailed it would be Il
convenience II the Government woali furnish VIII
ting paper stamped in the same way that en,ro-
pc now aIe so thut the same sheet nigh. bear
die communication, the superscription. and the
dac OF mailing without the necessity of using sep
asate stan ps
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

Joseph Paxton In an interview with the First
f.5rd Of The ADJ rdty and another member of the
Coo ,umen', bnt after months consideration, a
f1te vas ed. stating that the Ministry ut
present advised, could not accede TO the applica-
IN '!.al they could not feel justified in expcnd.
ing II this manner 50 large an amount Of the pub,
H. .lu!, 4 long discussion took place, sme of
the speakers advocating the issue Of preference
share, al Il very high rate Of interest but it WAS
efcn,ually decided to add four shareholders to the
existing committee Of cooperation, to assist the
Directors in dcsising some plan tor re-organzing
the Company. or forming q new one To whom the
vessel may be sold SRI. Paxton observed that
To lay the Atlantic Telegraph successfully. it
would still. perhaps, be found that recourse must
be bad to their ship; and in answer to "A question,
it stated that the cost Of fitting her for sen,
without FALCONS or cabins, would he nbout I6O.-
900. a report that pledge lad been given to
the Queen that the treat Eastern should hot in
any case be sod abr, ad, contradirtea
THE LAST EvEslNG IL ArHrSs ~ B.YARn TAY-
LoR.--ln n recent letter printed ia the y. York
Tribune, }oyard Taylor writes;
Let me not lose the pensiv" sweetness. and sad
ness Of this last evening in Athens The srln is
sinking in clear saffron light beyond the pass Of
Daphne. and n purple flush plays all along the
ii H. barren sies of iymcttu-, Before me rSca
the Acropplis, with it. crown OF beauty, the Par
thcnun. on whose snowy front tn" sunsets of two
TIA u.rni years have left their golden stain. In
the distance is the musical .Egean, dancing with
lieht-wlH~pering waves Ia fill the rock-he
c.lIl,agus OF rhemistncles. Plato's olives send IL
silver simmer through the dusk that is creeping
over the Attic plain. Many an evening have |
cJntcm slated this illustrous land jc but il was
never - nyey NJ now, when | look upon i; for
the last time. Every meodious wave in the long
outline Of the immortal mountaii.s-cNcry SCARED
marble in the august piles of rnn--evcry blood.
rcl aucmonc on the banks Of the llissus and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

MASONIC NOTHCE.-Thc Cornerstone -
lNA Of the 'rcshyterian Church. Castle Gtss, ~
In the County of Campbell wi he laid til" lh Inst - ~
by Machey Lodge No 80 with Masonic kts Inc Officers
ana brethren of e2hboIins Lodges, and member,
der gencay respectfully invited 10 aud pari,i
pate il the monies G. A HOLCONFE, Scy. NJ. L.
Rep copy. ung 9-dsctla
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THE NEGRO RAcE.-Ba,ard 1aylur writing fr, IN

lHE NEGRO hACE.--BaNhrd lay r, writing ire III
Egypt, says
Those friends of the African race who point To-
E-vrt proof of what thai race has accom-
pshcd are wholly mistaken The only negro fca-
lures represented i'll Egyptian SCULPTURE those
OF slaves and captivr> taken in Ethiopian wars
the pharaohs. ThclcnplcS and pyramids throu.,-
hout Nuba, rs far a. tie Daret and Ahyssnia all
bear the heroglyphy olmunarchs and there is ~
evidence in all the valley ofthe Nile that the negro
ever attained higher degree of civilization
than il at present exhibited in Congo and Asian
tee. | mention this lot from any feeling hostile
10 that race, but simply To rontro'rrt an opinion
very prevalent III some arts otthr nitcl States.
1t is estimated that there are 81 900 horses in
the State OF Massachusetts 22l 900 in the New
England States. and 4jO000OO in the United
States. Ohio stands foremost in the number Of
horses, New York next Pennsy lvania next. and
Minnesota last of ali. Estimating tie horses If
Massachusetts, Mt $40 per head, their value will be
IS, $4,000, and all the horses in the United States
at the same rate would make value of 1887 .5Uu
900 more than three times th whole cotton and
weocn manufacturing capital II the Union. The
horse interest IS most important one to the
wealth and prosperity of the States.
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LIN(III5ITIt(i COLLEGE.

rENI fourth animal SESSION Ut tt> iA-titu
Il nn the IJtu september.
he iotau j. "i TIE hciifh 81 aud N, accessible
the and thu, study both Classical
S,rni,te, To hat the best r,lIcgr-
der the at Nj j Il B.tuk"l,. rluaic # VIZ.
uItcI Stats 4ast >utsrS.
hr several tss"r, "d haya tNtasivs charge II the
Grammar School, "Lleb y"nns ntA VIII b, Iorou bly, pa
pared tor college n. haaIu
EAsl I.TA
ROBERT l.. BEOUkEll, frestf,a;, Profess of Nat,.
raj Science.
WILLIAM CARROLL \ NJ Ir,.,S II o: Greek and Political
Economy.
Irc.hers q M,rnA"s. a N, Professor Of Latin aud
Br.ies L,ttr,s
j. B,>kt>snlr Professor Of M.,hcmst, In.true.
tor of rarius
Rev. " " WAikAn- lr,l,,, @! Moral and Mental Sci.
K,v. SIX. COX Professor OF History.
SAMttl. rAIlaNp.A NJ !Ju.s~'t OF Con tutinnal
II. iA>"HuhNr, NJ u, r,'t - Il Amateur, and ~ v.
lungr
t',istrPE AnoirAo sAfrJlIl. d rr .>or OF Modern
La gHa2ta-
EXrE\Si-S
Board 50 rcr week Washing i - fuel ard
lehts - Tuition S4I
Shi IA tis t"Iteg ate litpntLc.il f"r Il "a
q asI"Gnt rnnt ti,He iurtitr be oh
tanned by aiii IS ~ Tia" ff">rirli su2
Loud msy yoa hos,, of You telegraph speed
Ami OF is ghly wonders trl.
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ll'H In pursuance with decd Of trust rx.5r HA
tcdto inc nhh rsgUei Trustees the Raid
"g Fund Ass"ciaiion, by Mm J.huson and ~ ~ s..rv
date the 2lS OF November lr in ol.ienc, ~ an 81
OF the board ct Directors ct sad Institution the
VIII az" at auction, on the premises II o'clock on I'm
bAl Tue sthaA 81 August lS'n1 certain NOT ID1
on Diamond H in winch 81 johnson now r,Si.s tror,,
fer' on fa's Alley aud ali lining the propcti # A., ter q
Akrrs. 'F''- = i'"' y
TltMS--CAH for ruic pay the a1a,ttt now
pasl hdf 10 said AMI
ana Tor III" haat.r rrtfi of 70 mon
Fh'be notes s1tlstA endorsed and TT
u...i. tnry paid RoBERr ! Avs '
ID Is PAYNE
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