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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-01

THE FIRST TELEGRAPH fast electro
magnetic line in the United States, was con-
structed between Washington and Baltimore
the distance of forty miles, and was completed
in 18Th. Congress. after much debate and
construction. n company was thereuron
formed, with Amos Kendall as president,
for the continuation of the line AMI in
1915 it was extended between New York and
Wilmington, Delaware. leaving gap between
the latter point and Baltimore which was f.
naly filled up early in the spring of 1916
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-01
SIMPLE CURE FOR DIsENrL@T One of th

SIMPLE CURE FOR DIsENTE.T One of the
diseases usually epidemic - this eeasou, is
the dysentcry. The following simple remedy
said to have been applied in numerous instan-
ces, with niforin success. III even the moys
alarming steges of the complaint has been
handed to US with the request TO insert in our
columns: Take Indian corn, roasted and
ground in the manner of coffee. or coarse
meal crowned, and boil in sufficient quanti-
ty Of water to produce strong liquid like
coffee, aud drink teacupful, warm. two or
three times day. One days practice. it is
said, will ordinarily effect a cure
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-01

MEXICo,-A letter of a late date from the
city of Mexico The internal condi-
tion of this country is truly dreadful. No
man can be considered safe at this time
Several of our first men have been thrown in
to prison because they would not lend money
to the Government. All the libetal papers
are stopped, the only Liberal editor now al
lowed to roam at large is William Moran,
Esq. editor of the Extraordinarily and his
oflicc is eSorri md hi, paper sn.pendea,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-01

FIT 4 Western rhymer says that he writes
only when an angel troubles the fountain OF
his soul We don't know that the fact of his
oul's being troubled gives h,m the right 20
troub.. th. souls OF other poorael
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-01

DRIFT OF THE OcEAx The following is a
copy of paper contained in a bottle picked
up on the morning of the 10th of August. on
the spit just below the Narrows Light, las
IL 10 80 n long. 20 53 05 ". by Mr..
Nathaniel r. Hooper, keeper of the light
"OE board brig AimoFe. July e, 1888.
Agamcnticus Hills bearing west, ~ miles
distant. Whoever picks this bottle Up, viii
please report the place, or the latitude and
longitude. II. C. ERsKISK.
Master sand brig, from Dsrien. Ga d. for
Yarmouth. Ne.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-01

yS'ASTs IL THosE DAYS Mr.. William
b, 'a,eT Irt writes to the Cincinnati Ge<@eNe
~ " winchester, Indiana, that a half mile
n5; ~SeSt OF that place there is an old fort,
s%o %o,ls about thirty-six acres Of land with
IL. publication. The mound in the centre
S,,,1V sI, twenty feet high, while the fort or
str ,"ofk Is only about tifteeu feet. Di-
aa:. east and west of the mound are open
aaa: ~, around which are other forts. a
a,na VI mlle northwest of the fort is the
|acsJ ground, where bones have been ex-
n. " men that were porhaps ten feet
aat bi'uy one who doubts the latter state
H. says may cal at his office and gee
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-01

- We have only to say to writer in the
Boston Post that, whenever he undertakes to
pcrpetrate Joke upon US either in prose or
verse, he has no business 20 steal cur wit to
10 It with. Il has generally been supposed
that the eagle wasn't very well pleased at be-
ing shot with an arrow fitted with feather
from lis own wing.-Prentice,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-01
Old Hunks as Prentice.

The jackdaw, with laany du;ter and Top.
Showed that the arrow had stuck in his crop,
And said he Friend, how shabby thing
To ofeather your shaft from the eagles own wing
"a fg'-grinned Ole Hurk--'for your plume
and your peek!
Now don't come the eagle-ycs're shot il IL,
neck!"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-01

4 Coon TnoUGur-One of the Hotels In
Few York last evening displayed brilliant
transparency, in which tho words
ELECrRIcETr Tr-Causht b y franklin
Harnessed by Morse Driven across th Al
lantic by Field
cleaned in letters of vivid light; while d.
guerreotypist opposite displayed large trans
pareney along the arch in front of his gallery
bearing the device
'EURoPE and Acknowledgment and
Morse-Photography and Electricity
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-01

Es- Miss Margaretta Fox, of Rochester
knocking notoriety, was admitted last Sun
day, by the rite of bart s,n /; to tie Roman
Catholic Church at St Peters New York
Horace Greeley and Mrs Ellet were prescn.
as witnesses of the ceremony. The recussn
was received according to the establishc,
forms
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-01

Coop SroRY.-A good story is told of a
~ Orleans editor, who thought himself
.me at ten pins. He challenged a stran-
i one evening, who said that he wasn't
+lch Of player, but he'd roll him game
5; for amusement, and they began The
|aDgcl won two games easily, and then pro-
aei that he should roll with his left harId
3lHst the editors right. This was asSented
'ld the result was as before, two more
@~es being scored against the editor. The
Niger then seriously proposed to roll again,
t.lA use his hands at all but kick the balls
,.2@e alley, the other using his right hand
SAl, The editor agreed, thinking he
~ !, ',s fellow sure then; but he kicked the
.s DOWN the alley with astonishing precis-
,'d success, making strikes" and spares
'Hy.e which struck terror to the sonl Of
'qmbfounded editor Two games were
!'l IN this unique manner, and both were
sl against the editor. He then offered
ray another game, and blow the balls down
NIey' using neither hand or feet, but the
ry WI was quite satisfied, and left the place
- Tue laughter Of the company.
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-, mid until the termination of the year.
i ~ Io' subscription viii 10 taken for shorter
nf.I,L.n six months. and no subscriber will be
':i" .h,rty "a discontinue his paper until all ar
ro,as ,as are paid, except at the option of the
va,% n,,.a7 subscribing for SIX months will be
.Aa-.ai oyg PILLAR, unless the money is paid
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page
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Written for tbe Democrat 6, Sentinel
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-01
1oolitteal.
SECTIONALISM RERukED.

Es-tracts from tie Great O5aiiou If Hon.
CALEG GUSHING, an Neoo York, on the 5t.
of Ji,ig, 1858.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-01

jensburg, August 2G, 1858.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19

the best number Of the work that We have scen.-
Il has two steel illustrations and more than
score Of other sagrsving. II opens with an slab-
ora,e paper on "Art in America" by Henry I.
Tuctermsn. Next follows an article BY the ed-
tor. on ..Charseter in Scenery. Its Relation to
the National Mind Alice Cary has pleasant
story. entitled The House with Two Front Doors
4 Ballad, by T. b. Aldrich, is we'll illustrated,
and the other contents are quite attractive. The
Supplement has about twenty pages Of Art Intel
lircnce
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19

~ 'MMIssIONER'S SAg.E OF LOTS.-Cn.
~ der decree af the Circuit Court Of Lynchburg At the
lat November term In the Of Michael Mclaughlin "A
mnsrator Alice Mclaughlin and others will on THU KS
DAY sell Public Auction the premise
credit Of ak and twelve months tor oqna instruments OF the
THE TWO LOTS No. and In said decree mentioned Il"
VIII :-No. g. HOUSE AND LOT, on Franklin Hil adj
the lot assigned 10 the said to the Widow for her
DOVER having of - feet and running bac feet aud
No LOT In Sandy Hook the LynchburS and Concord
Turnpike running back the Tow path the Cana' and
fronting the about 47 feet with three old Honses
II. ROBERT J. DAVIS,
nov ADJ ,wtds Commissioner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19
asxa j. MATTHIAS 81 CO., IA
* MAIN ST. LYNcHBURG, VA. IA
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.

WE again call the attention Of friends and the public
w TO our stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS. con-.
sisting in n BONNErS Of all kinds MISS AND BOYS
HATS, RIBBoNs. FLOwERs. FEsTHERs. HEAD.
DRESSES DRESS AND MOHAlR CAPS, FANCY HAIR
PINS. CLOAKS, SHAWLS, LACE GOODS. HOOP
SKIRTS and elegant lot of FCxS from forty nv.
d .ars a SOFT. FRONT, SIDE AND BACK HAIR BRAIDS.
KID GLOVES, HAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS, SOAPS
AND PEKfUMERIES, JETr ORNAMENTS, with a varie-
y vi articles numerous to mention
y Repairing done at short notice and In good order.
We respectfully invite attention to examination Of
stock, believe will with In the market
variety style and cheapness buy goods the
favorable Please call and examine for yoursclveS aud
he convinced OF the fact.
sept!l-ts Courier copy lm-R"r copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19
VTAI.lAR I. q b y nFU &c y lAND Ter "a LIZ.

VALUABLE h y nFOHD LAND ter - Tx.
In cons.queuce ct Ill health the subscriber offers Tor sale
THE VALUABLE FARM which he resides, In Bedford
County II West ii Lynchbnrg miles from the Forest
Depot the Va Tenn Railroad bounded by the lands Of
Slaughter N HoIs.ly. aud the estate a." Thomas Pc
dexter Decd and containing 22 AGHES This laad has al
regarded productive lies well Is alum liant
y wa,sred largo proportion In Woods finely Tim >y~
ber.d. and much of / superior Tobacco Lsnl The ~
very fertile produces large crops Of Wheat 49,
Corn Oats and fully equal to any lad In the neChlr
hood Being within half nile of the Railroad, the surplus
,mbc, mi profit there
steady demand for wood the road At remuners
prrs The comfortable and In good
order being amply sufficient small family Of ordinary
Tie remarkably healthy aud upon the
whole this farm presents superior Inducements TO
wishing ensassn farming OF the hnsst sections
the county The subscriber living tho premises Will
In shoyv desfag
chase JAMES w. oCHENK
nov 10 slls.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19
Decidedly Cool.

The Democracy are notorious for bold assertions
unsupported by facts, and we have long known
that they are utterly and wholly uuscrupulous of
the means, provided they can thereby effect
their ends, but the following as put forth by n
meeting of . portion of the democracy of Now
York. hsld in Tammany Hall on the Goth ult., is
decidedly the coolest specimen of impudence We
ever witnessed:
"Resolrcd, That the Democracy Of New York,
gladly avail themselves Of this occasion to record
their entire approval Of and perfect confidence in,
the administration If James Buchanan: that by
WISE conservative and truly national policy.
fully and deliberately matured and carried out
With the boldness Of patriotism. it has stillcd tho
storm of sectional strife and internal discomfort
which threatened to dsmember the conieieIacy
has done much toward restoring those harmonious
relations among the States Ut the Union, which
happily subsisted in the earlier periods Of our
ticnai history; has crushed dangerous and f,.-
natical rebellion in remote corner Of the CONT
nent and re-established the supremacy of the
FsdsrA authority has faithfully maintained the
national honor abroad, and in time of extraord-
nary financial difficulty and pressure on the re-
sources OF the country, has provided for the ex-
pense Of the Government With remarkable ability
and eonnendable economy"
Ths idea that Buchanan has provided for the
expresses of The government with remarkable
ability and eommsndsble economy is decidedly rich
when ~ rscollsct that at the time he took charge
Of the Govsrnment there was about $50 600 900,
surplus in tho Treasury, and that the surplus is
eli gene. and the Government has been compelled
70 borrow soms $50. 900, 900. And when in addi-
ton 70 this, we rscollect that under Buchanan .
adminisszatiou the expenses Of the Government
have increased from 49, 600 900 to over 500 600.
O0O; II this be commendable economy, we hope
soon 10 b delivered from it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19
AMuSEM ENTS.

DUD Ely H A IL.
KINkEL & co, i.EssEfs AND MANAGERS
Geo Kunkcl Ino. I Ford and Th"s. l. Moxry)
TRDS l.. MONLES, ACTING MANAGER
|. Is, PlilLLlPS, STACK MANAGER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19


And positively the Last Night!
or the far famed NEW ORLEANS ENGLISH
OPERA TROUPE,
who will appear THIS tFRIDAY) EVENING, NOvEM.
BLR l9th In the Grand Comic OPERA by D0nzo entitled
DON PA SQUAL
NORl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MISS ROSAL1E DURAND
EkNESIO,. MISS tEOKfIA HODSON.
DIR. MALAT = lA,............... MIX. FRED. LIZ SFER
III consequence OF the IMMENSE EXPENSE attending the
above Engagement the vessarliy
To- adv ance Tho price OF admission TO
ON u q .. I. A R
Seats may DO secured Messrs Williams Sons Jewery
Store, without Extra Charge. nov ~ dit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19

Coon WEEKS WoRK.-The Camden Ala
Republic says two negro men. Parker and Bill,
employed in the tannery of Mr.. Orrin d. Savage,
in that place. made ftyfve pair of russell brogans
each in one week, NAL king in all one hundred and
ten pairsl which, at 81 50 pair, will make the
sum Of $l6S: This 10 profitable weeks work
70 the proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19

LYNCH STREET AT AUCTION -)n SATURDAY
AFTERNOON. the 2Hh inst. will sell without Of
disposed Of privately bcfore) my PROPERTY. fronting
nch Street lbs feet and running back 0eet Immediate
opposite the late residence Of Fletcher decd The
lies ell and In eniently located to business
For further particulars apply to w. S. Rci Jr, to g. H.
Phelps, Auctioneer. fnov dtds SAMUEL V. REID.
GALE OF LAND NEAR LVyCHRURG.-
- Uuder decree OF the Court OF the County Of Amherst in
the se OF Warwick Warwick and otheis author
isei and after the 18th inst sell privately the TRACT
OF LASD therein ned and the being part -
of the tract of Nal William Warwick, DECD which was eS
assigned in said Lucy f. Garland devised Of Reu 49,
ben y. Warwick decd and homaR Warwick II IL a,"s
two miles fou Lynchburg and cout ns shout 2io Acres
bacnx 10 20 Wood Land portions OF which
are a to DO Ane Tobacco Land and aions the Dwelling
House Tract Of which part aud tho lands Of r. c.
and Geo. q. Curle
ROBT. j. DAVIS con.r.
SAML. OAKLAND, JR.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19

NDTIQE.-l W ish 10 sell any 4 IL T. OE
~ LAND. IN the county PtA lvunia, living on the
Harpng Creek, and adjoining the lands Of VIM Wat
son, Juhn kalscy others. 1t well wateicd and IN
vary desirable ncishborhod A"y on wlsf1 to iew the
land will call on John Craft and he will take pleasure
shown. person Wishing purchase In sbssncc,
Col L. Mite, Ca j. Wait head authorized To -el
title usually ed in the sales OF
Land Ibis and Is noted for fine production of To
d, scripan Aiso Of tue hncst
\, RI Pc Orch ,rd. here in the county.
TEkMS -One.haii ash, the baiauce in wcye months
noy ~ cts ID. W. LOVE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19
ATAGKEAT sACMlFsCs

JOHN ABKaHaAS will opch this morning. lOu bEAtTl.
fIL CLOTH CloAkS, all of tho most approved styles
They comprise the agam~ black ami fancy ti,nlar. trim
med very handsome, tlmas. Dnsitis &c would call tho
attention {" purchasers they 80 per less than
can te phch SD IN the city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19

B. j. and Robert Malone, who murdered Mar
shall NORM. at Holly Springs, Miss, on the 4th of
June last, were tried at the recent term of the
Circuit Court Of that town, and acquitted. At
the same term of the Court, young Wrny, who
murdered Professor Brown. in Pontotoc, several
wears ago, acquitted also. The Paulding
Clarion says Holly Springs must be good place
for men who have TO stand trial for murder.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19

SnAWLs! sNAN - have opened thi.
~ M ming, 50 BEAUTIFUL SiiAWLS, entirely ne",
winch Will be sold sacrifice Please Gail and
Inc before making your purchases.
I9dis JOHN ABRAHAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19

~ aew boxes OF sli.N Err MATCHES, which the manu-.
i"vurtrs competd cash famous prices, as
result OF the recent iis tu maters We have
them IN Hunting Cases well open Faces. and will sell
'hrui tor less Than Id such Watches be
They substantial 10 w,l aud warranted To keep time
fer The prices range from fceu ioi,ars
They are honestly wnrti more Aoney.
SIi.NEKrHORN Cliff,
It's ISL les. Iry Store M, we tho Market
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19

| The LYNcHING AT GREESsBrRG, Ky.-A cores
pendent of the Louisville Democrat writes that
the leaders Of the mob which recently executed
several prisoners at Greensburg. ky justify them
selves on the ground that one Of the prisoners,
Thompson, against whom there was less tosti,no-
ny than the others, had had fair trial was found
guilty, and tho case Encyclopedia on was rever.
ed npon technicality that four Of the principal
witnesses for the Commonwealt have died very
suddenly since the trial of Thompson, and suspI-
cons are entertained that they were poisoned: TINT
threats have been made against others, &c.
After 1.-The hanging" an inquest wa. held,a YER
dict rendered and it s said transcript Of the re-
cord will be sent to the Appellate Court. to see If
ii cW be reversed. Great excitement and universal
condemnation of the mob prevails.
UNION OF THE METHODIST PRorEsrANrs AND
WESLEYAN METHoDIsrs.-At the Methodist Protes-
tant Convention. now in session at Springfield o..
q communication was received in regard to a un-
ion with the Wesleyan Methodists, and the COM
mittee to which it was referred, reported the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That this Convention appoint q COM
mittee of five to fraternise and correspond with
like committee represented here by our esteemed
brother, s. Prindle. Of the Wesleyan Methodist
connection, for the laudnble and desirable objects
OF obtaining . more intimate union and more
general and effective cooperation between the
TWO sister branches Of our common Zion, and for
lbedy- '''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19

'uNRVATEE'9 eASE.-8y vtrtoe 81 y DEED Of
trust executed 70 me by X AcGowsn and wife and Of
cord the Clerks ONCE TIL Court Hungs for the city Of
Iynrhburg will the 9Th day OF NOVEMBER, 1878.
coed TO sell At Pu lie Auction ON the cmes the following
property: The HOUSE AND LOT. adainlng the Cath -
ole Church the North West side aud Immediately In @
Of the Court House. The house six Snod 1
and passages Attached the house. Rood Kitch
Smoke House. and Gardcn all Of which in god condi
ton 1t pleasant location and very convenient sc M
business at the beng only from the
ket Houe also desirable FIR family residcnc,.
Tho tile Is believed be good but acting Trustee
shall conway such title only vested In by virtue of sal
deed Terms made known the day Of sale.
nov , dtds JAMES MCGOWAN, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19

SALE OF THE BosroN FREMONT IlousE.-7On Sat
urday the fremont House was sold at auction, and
the sale satisfactory to the stockholders and u
bargain for the purchasers 1t ia massive house.
with Quincy granite front. was built of twelve
hundred perches of dimension stone, twenty-one
thousand feet Of hammered stone, two millions Of
bricks, and four hundred aod eighty-six tons of
timber. II is leased to Paran Stevens till 1862,
for Sl0,G5 annually, leaving net income, minus
$1,000 taxes, of SS657. The property consists of
200 shares, subject to two mortgages, one of $55.
800 held by the Provldcnt Institution for Savings
interest paid. aud of 10000 to tho Life lnsur-
ance Company, interest paid to last June. The
entire stock Of the corporation was sold in one lot
Slo0 being the par value of each share. 1t was
sold at S4l.50 per share. the product, adding the
mortgages, being Sl94,300, The corner stone
was laid on the Fourth of July. 1927, and it was
completed in August, 1880. The executors If the
late Joshua Sears were the purchasers, through
William W. Keith, their agent. 1t is assessed at
1925 600. and was originally built to promote the
welfare and contribute to the establishment" Of
the city BY FIVE wealthy gentlemen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19
By Z. II. PHELPS, ArcrroNEKR.
FUTURE DAYS.

NEW aTRAM W Will, ke., RON sAuf.
~ VIII be sod IN the Highest bidder, the premises,
the South Side Railroad In the 81 Apo
matiox. the 25th OF NOVEMBER. A NEW STEAM SAW
MILL belonging the iirm Of wi,ms. Abbit wing6.ld
-thcr with the stock Of Mules Oxen. Tools &c Posses
will he given the 9th Of December next.
This ae Ia made close the hu Of the frm
the parties having recently died.
The OF the sale i'll be accommodating. and made
know the day q sale - =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19
ROBERT K. WATKINS, AGENT.

Conc JDoor brow she Furmcr's Bnnk)
INHALER in all kinds Of CHINA, STONE. GLASS e-HA
~ AMI EAR TiENwARE WO DW ARE Brroms, MI
Pipes aGd all kinds Of Housekeeping Goods 4M
>asG, The subscribeT is in receipt Of his FALL -
supply al Goods and Is prepared IN of 10 the pub c
most complete Of every thing in his line
PRICES. A share at the patronage of his
frlenda and the public is respectfully soci'e Ell.
sepi2i CO. iw 1Tnn WATKINS, ACT
Transcrp: and Lynchburs Courier Pm inner FORM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19

rOUGUS, COLDS. Ac.-Wisiar's Balsnnn Of
~ III Cherry Ayers Cherry Prctoal ia, mes ani Roses
LApeci"rnnts, Cough Ctody Byans Pumonic Waes. WIS
Ca h Lozcngr, COD Liver oil aud Jelly Pastries de
par, DAVIS Paiu kcr k,dways Ready Relief Hart'lorns
Cure An &c &c. For s.,r by
nov o.,s J IL THOMPSON ( co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19

GALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE LAND
IoNEAR INSTRUMENTATION a deed Of trust. execnt
ed by Geo q Cue and wife bearing date End of June ls5
recorded in tho clerk Office of Amherst county. will
sell Public Auction the premises The highest bidder
for cash. the 10th day of NOVEMBER next the TRACT
OF LAND in said deed conveyed containing about 94o "A
ACRES. more or less lying In Tho county Amherst
about miles from Lynrhburg, and the same which
the said Curle resides
The title Is doubt good but acting trustees only
will b. sold and conveyed vested in by the deed
trust. DAVID H. EDLEY I r....
DAVID E. SPENCE, 5 A"''
oct 13elaw for2w thendtda.
POSTPONEMENT.-Th above lie u posa-
ponod until the 24th when the the parties.
II will take place the Market House In Lynchburg, Va
d. r. EDI.EY, I r...,...
nov II dtds ID. f. SPENCE. A'"'''