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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

We see refe ences IN the Washington core.
spOr debce If some Of our cotemporaries to an
off. s,id 70 have beer made 70 our Government on
tie part If the Zuloags Mexican Administration fsr
tie sale 10 ne Of the rorihern tier Of Mexisaa
Stst,s. Our good friends of the South have cas-
tom Of selling nigeeu runnips-sll their riyt.
and TILE, that is. TO cstch snd hold runaway
slave. IL We are 10 trade with the Zulosga Aa-
uin.traticn for the purchase of the northern tier
Of Mexican States, it must be transaction come.
thing of the same character. The northern tier Of
NJ, xcan States is Lot at this time in the possession
or 8. the disposal of the Zulosgs Goverrmsst.
Cara holds Tamaulpas with the exception u
Tsmpcc, which be is besesiog. Naevo LeOa,
Coatua and Oh huahua are under the authority
of Vrdusrr who proposes to erect out OF them ta-
Republic If Sierra Madre; while Sonora, also. BY
the recent overthrow OF Gandars, hiss been lost
for the present at least 10 the zaIossa Admiuisra
ton Zulcsgs may be wiling to sell them running,
but after buying them We should have them to
catch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

III Congress yesterday. the SENATE postponed
the Oregon bill. Mr. Hamlin spoke in opposition
to the bill repeating the fishery bountes in reply to
Mr. Clay of Alabama. Before he had concluded,
Oh motion o. Dir. MasoD the Senate went into E1-
ecutive Session. Mr.. Toombs was excused from
serving on the Judiciary Committee, at his IN re-
que.t, which was probably made in consequence Of
The request of tie Committee yesterday to be dis.
charged from the consideration of Bankrupt law,
ina.much as they could agree upon none
The House pa,sed the General Appropriation
bill NJ. Richie of Pennsy lvania opposed Mr..
Clpeman's resolution respecting the abroga.ion OF
the Cha, tol Bulwer treaty. The House refused to
10y the rt solutloI upon the table, ala ordered it to
be engIos,ed by 81 Yeas to &c Nays A resolution
vas adopted directing the Sergesnt-at-Arms to
bring Mr. Robert W. Latham before the bar of the
Hou.e to answer for contempt in not answering
the summons to testify before the Willets Point
Committee The Minnesota bill was then tsken
up. Mr.. Smith of Virginia opposed it, because
of the alien clause in the Constitution. Messrs.
NILSSON, Phillips and Bliss denied the right of Con-
aces TO interfere with the right OF suffrage in a
State.
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Nstp9lork daily Gribrare
FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1853.


The Letters to the President By Mr.. Henry c.
CAREY which have recently appeared in our columns,
have been reprinted in . hsldsome pamphlet Of III
octave pages, which can be procured at Tas TRIBUNE
Office price cents. These letters contain by fer the
fullest discussion of the receA financial catastrophe
sDd Of the present dton and prospects Of the ag-
culture, industry and commerce Of the country which
has yet appeared. That they are written with emf
nent ability and abound in the most instructive expo
stons Of the vital principles Of Political Economy,
every one who has read them will testify. No ole,
whatever bis opinions can study them withou. profit
aid trusttha; in therpresent form they may have
wide circulation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

A Mercantile Library of 5000 volumes was char-
act. ristically opsued in Brooklyn Last evening"
Seven Of the Dine speeches were by clereymen.
50 $50 were subscribed toward the Library.
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REMOVAL.

,-.,sospcs Of the desrucoo By FIRE OF old store In
~. 80 bs,s removed to .bs oouinotious vsehOus.
No. 50 NuaRAYsr.,
Fs,sou CnxA DISssR, TIA Asp TOUR SErs, VisEs
Gard bsxieH spttoonA Cologne bottles, &c
PAaIAy hAasLB SrArvsrrH.
BoHEniAH and BELeiAs GLissvARE
bets CbspasDe other Wine Gisse and al III" newest
In BE- hean fancy coored Glssswsres 0ss Shades
french Bronses and otser fancy a1cea
desire sfos Gentlemen attending ;, visit France that my
6 in Pus Rue Parshs Possonnhe No "a viii attend 10 the
packing and hppe1 Of Psdsn goods for moderate com
als.ou CHARLrs AHRESFELDT,
No 50 nuRRlY.sT. NJ Y.
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CHINA AND GLASSWARE.

CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
The attention q
HouSEKEEPERS
Is requested 20
our rnriyed Of Freucb Cha Dnusr Dessert
Set. comprising mpet- iy from the plain white 20
the richest and u ust costly pain I'D aud gilced
Alec.
A. inms-se sick e CT srd Pr ssed
TABLE GLASS
W.. r. DALEY Co,
koa 6SI and 6N Broa i~kY.
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INFLUENZA CURED

There axe s,.,. many a the prcsent time sroay tSubl
vita eeusbs coas end 1AIe ye who ATE tnu. troubled
viii swallow from four 10 six % RAOwAYs REGULATORS sH1
Ss,h. re o. face of the todv with RADws READY ksLE
your Whole will be free tforn sy1pn OF Pal. an
distress thar sN hours after these remedies are Ased
s.nesnsa 10 WAITED Va sck rhesE Moifv piSo. &"
oyetkesss % his ovsooat exposed htn>rf ~ o)o
dsush, Of ait aud eAush, srver cold paAs zoe
he -eiztd with sioeu' paine hs bIdy Ills va'
va . 'tT be could scarcely ssAiow; wss'y di1sases
the eyes 81 nose bone 10 No o' aas'
,sd be w 80 htsse tht he could Dot speat se ~hisr
In ihs oonSi the Dext morning found mir. We. Dove vr
katw bis d'heuiy AID kew tie ree0cs hist ~ud cur bm
Al och b. tk down III e RADwAYS RESVLtToSS and
bad his wh,r dy tbed win spwAY's RE.pN RSLisf A.
u occsk a. osy he h3 q s his iicnlss. RAD
fScULAIoSs ,nd READY RgLIEg wd h- Iphl-nz
an A., bsd cssda Ia few hoGs TohAohe /. iasAay
tie RfLltF RsDwAS Co NJ. 70. Fulou-si y. Y
scss I'D bJ Dr. ggts M rchsn,s eyesywhere
nn,N. I trrt rrIrt Ia & " p.r,,,,-,, =, .tL;r.-
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LATE FIRE IN MiIDEN-LAXE.

LATE FIRE IN MAIDEN-LANE,
Ma. AHRESFELDTs CERTIFicArE.
MEssRs. s. c. HBRRNG Co-GeHaemen: ON tbs night OF
toe nh inst nv store IS mai,en with my stock OF
sserebandi.e euey destroyed by fe My loss though
heavy ud have been GGch but h,' was fOana's
enough 20 hsvr your PATENT CHAMPION SAFEs which
uipjaed most valuable books papers aud SOME
bank notes. being eighteen hour. exPod TO sey svrs
for intrusted vault IN the ws-they
u Q MAS tf ashes
Respectfully yours, CHARLES AHRESFELor.
HeuYoik. Feb. 49, 1885,
The above SAFy be az depot.
g. c. HERRING Co No. PSI B'osd~sy,
Conner 1 MORAY st opposite the CRY HAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

Buy ME, AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD.-Dr. LANG
LEYs Roor and HERE BITTtR Tbs sres. Spring Medicine
should b. used by everybody land oil the ladies' Tor
the Liver Compsint Jsundice Loss Of Appetite Cosvsness,
Pile. mos 10 Blood Bilious aid Fou stomach and Dys
pep This medicine is sfe to take erfu In ~ effects o
or large bottle. Sold BY Druggiss everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

RADICAL-CURE TRUSS OFFICE MARSH q
Co.. No. v.seyst. Aston House.-Tnusus SUPPORTERS
BsAcTs SILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS for vscose ven,
and every variety ska5 applied. female attend
ant In private rooms for ladies'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

ASTONISHING REDUCTION
In the PRICES of Superior ENGLISH CARPETIsG.
VsLvErs 81 70 So BRussELs. Is cents 10 y per yafd;
All Wool IsGRASs, ~ to Is coot.
At HAM ASDERSoS's, No % Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

Gas FIXTURES.
The largest sssortm snt &c CHANDELIERS BscknIs &e &C.
In many beautiful patterns Pnces ~ per
cs,t lcy ,bs r.,ss of ,ast wear w j r. DALEY Co..
Nos 65l N 6S3 Broadway.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14
BY TELEGRAPH.

Fatal Rencontre at the Nashville Fair.
NASHVILLE, Oct l3.--Thc State Pair now m
progress here, was interrupted this mornios aboet
IL O'clock, by fatal encounter within the Asaphi.
theatre, which took place between some prominent
citizens Of this and adjoining counties. Mr.. Oven
OF Williamson county. was Instantly killed. from
"pistol shot fred by Mr. Coin. A general melee
cnsuod. and other citizens Of this county were
wounded. The origin of the difficulty was Of a
private nature
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

St. Matthew'S Tor Old Rucker's) Church will be
opened for Divine Service on the 4th Sunday in
this month, THE 24th.) at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. The
Holy Communion will be administered. The con-
gregation will please come prepared to remain for
q second service.
BUSINESS MExs' PRAYER MkErING.-Therc arc
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association. at 4 o clock.
The Indies are invited to attend.
aug l8-dts
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Later from New Mexico


ST. Louis. Oct. 13.--The New Mexican mail ar
lived here to-day.
At the election held in the Territory for men,
bcrs of the Legislature. tho Democrats were sue
cessful.
The reported battle between the T. s. Troop.
and Navajo Indians is confirmed. Lieutenant
Mclean was severely. but not fatally injured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14
SECOND DISPATCH.
Pennsylvania Election.


Pennsylvania Election.
PnlL,nrLrHIA, Oct l3--rhc following Con-
gress''nal maorities are rcporcd.
First district. Florence. Democrat, +o3.
Sccond.-E. joy Morris, Opposition, 1909.
Thiri--John F. Vcrrcc, Opposition, l,o37.
Foor,h.-Wm. Millward. Opposition. 2,24s.
Fitth.--John Wood. Opposition, 1000. o.
SiAth,-John Hickman. Opposition, elected.
Seventh. doubtful.
Tenth.-Kiingcr, Opposition. elected.
Thirteenth. doubtful.
fii,ecnh-llal", Opposition. elected
Seventeenth. chances are in favor Of the
Opposition.
Nineteenth. John Coyodc, Opposition, clccscd
Twenty .hrst--Morehead, Opposition, elected.
Twenty -second, Mcknight Opposition, elected
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14
LOCAL.

We are requested to state that the Daily, Repub-
lican, Of this city will make its appearance on to-
morrow morning the 18th inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14

NJ FIG ROES WANTED.-Thr .ubsC ribcr con.
~ tnucs market for NEGROES, Of tn betw
thu Of 10 and 20 including Mechanics, such
Dlackmths and Carpenters and will the highest market
prices cash His onre is newly erected brick building
LIST Lynch immediately In Of the Farmers Bank
where he Is prepared thavng erected buildings with that
yew board Sent 10 Lynchburg for sale mod
and keep they placed
in the jail Of the Corporation.
oct sdAc6mosf' SETH W0oDR0OF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14
Trial of Rev J. r. Graves,

NASHVILLE, Oct l3.-The tra of this gentle.
man, distinguished Minister of tho Baptist
Church. and editor Of Baptist newspaper. ispn'-
crossing before his Church in Nashville, and Is
occasloning great excitement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14

1853. FALL 1858.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF LYHCHBURG,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
That res can sell sLcn Bas gain.!
ADVE Err TISE,
And anest tho trade Of the Great south-Wes
AN AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS ON THE LINE
OF the Railroad frn Lynchburg TO Knox Vile all OF them
having largo circulation tho people Of South western
Virginia and East Tennessee.
~ ADVERTISE AND GET RICH -da
IN ANY OR ALI. OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House. Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, Bristol
BROwNLOw' SKNOxvILLE tTsnn.> WHO
v1ND1CATOR, Jonesb"rougb Tenn.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCER, Morri,town, Tenn
v vxktET STAR Ls.ins,on.v..
p PHs1SkAT ,Asnsdon,v..
s nENnHRa+ Liscrty.v.
RALEM REGISTER, Salem, Va.
THE VISITOR, Marion, Smythe CO Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence, arsyson co. Va
TEEGGr Vino, ) Fnea.,'o.v.
STAR AND HERALD Chri.tiansburv, Va
W WyrHEyILiLE 1 rEtEoRArn fayetteville. Va.
UNION DEMocRAT Union. Monroe county, Va
ADVOCATE, Jacksonville, Tazewell county, Va.
REGISTER, Danyie. Va
THE "SOUTH.WEST," PearIsburg. Giles county. Va
Persons wishing to advertise Of the above papers will
dnd THEM INTEREST call At the ONCE Of the
Lynchburg Vrgnian UP STAIRS where contracts will be
made. and advertisements AIDED WITHOUT DELAY.
In The United States. A. WADDll.l.
septists Foreman vrRinsn Office.
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FUNERAL NOVICE,

FUNERAL NOTICE.
The Funeral Exercises of the Infant Son Of $.
ID. 4 NJ. r. Williamson, will take place at their
Residence near 18th st. Methodist Church at 10
o'clock. on Thursday, 18th. The pupils Of the
school particularly and the public generally are
invited to attend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14
Markets.

MHTKOJB.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l3.-Flour heavy. Wheat
firm: Red, 81 1jal D. White 81 35nl AZ. Corn
irregular: White 7saS1, Yellow IS cents.
New Yoak, Oct Estate and Ohio Flour low
err Southern unchanged. Wheat is dull and buy
ers demand reduction. Corn buoyant: Mixed
7Oa72 Virginia G's 03s cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14

FrEroHr TRADE.-The receipts Of freight at the
Depot Il the Va h Tenn. Rail Road yesterday,
were As follows: % loaded cars Of produce from
,hs West, cousistng Of $3.50 bushels If Wheat;
oB8 barrels Ut Flour; 43 600 fbs Of Miscellaneous
IL loatled cars were sent West the same day
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14

Annexation of the Society Islands.
WASHINGTON, Oct l3--The Government il in
receipt of u proposition from the Society Islands,
for annexation To the Union
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October IND, 1SCS.
... NEW
T. A l. l. G O O ID $
1868.
GEORGE M. RUCKER,

ID ESPFCTFl'LLY invites his customers ami the public to
HI call and q anime his very extensive stock IT
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
now ope ned ready exhibition and sale Hi- stock
admirably assorted The goods rich and beautiful
The quality varies from the ch"aes, 10 the very best goods
that made The prices ior and persons
only their judgement de-
This House knows varying "f
shadow turning for body wanting goods
upou footing hr she has much
little the price ali the the detrrmn alton
Of this HonHe do business th body suh
will only to the bot will
material each buying goods Of
House. trimmings Kind will be thrown IN " h
sold in where trimmings wanted
they will be furnished OF hest quality and charged At loves
price. toct2 is u N X.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14
Kansas Election

At the Lecompton election M far as heard from
the Republicans have carried five counties, and
the Democrats one.
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g A. ii
NCY 8 TO r. E go

nm FRIDAY, sATURDAY AND MONDAY
u my entire stock Of FANCY GOODS will be displayed
for the Inspection Of the city and country people,
Nv succeas n the BONNET CLOAK AND FANCY LINE
up present time the very best evidence 81 akel
aud In the selection Of the many million little whnnadh
dies hich that portion Of the human family
which most Interesting 70 nan and whilst Do mot expect p
or fourth a-herefore shall be glad all rho may
want ELEGANT BONNErs. CLOAKs. sHAWLS. HEAD
DRESSES, FLOWERS. FEATHERS, ZEPHYR GOODS,
FURS and very many other BEAUTIFUL articles suitable for
Bridal Presents a. q. BDOvB.
.sspt25u f.,., r frns.Itsxg
.l..a.s.. -.1.4. - g q
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Ohio Election

ONO ELECTION
cIMciNNAri, Oct. l3.---'rhc following in tho re-
sui as far rs ascertn,nel
FRS, prndlcton, Democrat, probably
elected.
Srconi Distrct--Jnhn A. Gurley. Opposition,
elected
Third Vallandinghnm, Democrat.
probably elected.
Fifth Ds,rct.-Ashey, Opposition, elected.
Ninth District.-Curry, Opposition. elected.
Twelfth Dis,rct-Cox. Democrat, elected.
Thirteenth District. Sherman. Opposition,
elected
Eighteenth pistrct,--Spawch, Opposition, cleo
ted.
Nineteenth pistrict.-Wade, Opposition, elected.
Indiana Election.
Ixpr,x.rorls Oct. l3.-The following is the re-
suit in this State:
Second District.--English, Democrat, elected.
Thirl--Dunn, Opposition, elected.
Fourih.-Iloman. Democrat elected.'
Fii,h-kilgnrc, Opposition. elected.
SiNth.-Porter, Opposition, elected.
Eighth.-Wilson. Opposition, elected.
Nnth.-Colfax, Opposition, elected
Elevrnth-pcttit. Opposition, elected.
In the first district. Hovey, Anti-Lccomptor,
Democrat. is probably elected
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ma NORVELL HOUSE. -yun

peA- NORVELl HOUSE. -ynu
fuNIIIS ELL KNOWN HOUSE In for the recep.
ii If the public, having been THOROUGHLY RsSovA-
pppred the accommodation OF its guests In
style eqns 10 other public house In the eoansry VII
be = FIRST CLASS house and nothing else. OMNfBuSES
and CARRIAGES will always be 10 readmess A. the depots
of The different railroads 70 and nom the
House.
share Of the public patronage isresestialy collected
aug gd&rf VIM ii. KENNEDY, Aeenea
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Iowa Election

Iowa E1cctiOn
DunIour, Oct l3.--This city gives Lefangwel
Opposition, Democrat GOO majority.
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BY EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 CO., Aucts
RICHMOND, Va.

UCTION AAI.E OF RIO 4 SANTOACOF.
IA FEE FINESAL just received per barks Pariian
amt Nsinan direct from Rio de Janorioa and ship kalamazoo
dire ct from Liverpool
On FRIDAY OCTOBER tho 18th. will ofcr for sale,
our Warehouse. head OF The Dock.
5000 bags OF Rio Coffee. portion crop and superior,
90 Santos in 100 ID bags,
GOO sacks of Liverpool lfnr) Salt
ncIG LIZ EnMnNn lAAENpDnI &
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1.-TWO Farm - FOR SAI.E.--WilI be oarred
for sale at Public Auction on tRDAY The 2rd day
OF OCTOBER desirable Farm Of l5U to 40 ACRES
Hack Water Greek within mile, OF Lynchbnr. and
joining the lands Of Mai liuttrr and others
Al the same time will he offered other TRACT IN
containing about 800 ACRES lying both sides ot -
Rockrastle and romahawk Greeks, aud adjoining the
above named tract and lands o. u Clay James
Arnis'ead AMI others These lands remarkably well
tered are productive, monty npe nrigbor
hood within miles of Clhys crossing the Va Team
Railroad, and near several churcbs and good schools
Any person wanting both OF the above tracts will sell
at private sale all Stock Crops &c and or 10 likely Ne
very accommodating terms and give Immediate
Possession.
Terms liberal sud made known on the day Of SALE
oct ed2i&.tds.1 Z. J. BURTON.
By EDMOND. DAVENPORT & co. Auct's.
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j w. g. j. II. HOLT,
WHOLESALE AND RLTAIL 0RSCU 8
AND
COM M SSlON MERCHANTS.
LYNCfIBURG, VA.
HAVE constantly hard large and we'll selected stock
IL Of GROCERIES To which they invite the attention Of
~ trading In this market feeling confident that
who will give them cali VIII 10 pleased with quality and
price Of Goods
A large stock Of LIQUORS constantly on hand.
Particular attention paid 10 COMMANDMENTS.
Leg oar house The oEa peIt hIklkkLI. H. STRAIT
TONS, and nearly opposite NUwLfN ALExAEDERg
Give usn call JOHN W. HOLT. JR
IT, JAMES u HOLT
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RKDFoRn aANn for sAL.

ton the emises THURSDAY the 9TH day of NOVEM
BER the TRACT OF LAM which ! no reside
called FAIR VIEW lying the Va and Tenn Railroad Is
miles above lyncburg and 10 from Liberty hc county .eaD
containing Gal ACRES The lands the Ek
have long been considered productive and easily cnva
ted and improved lands in the County The farm Ia
abnndantl watrred with hme springs aud ell laid of
hcds and hts it'll water in each and be enienty
divided iuo parts with due proportion Of wood
to each part On the side of the Railroad large ~
and connections Bl.lCK BUILDING with 10 rooms eek I
elusive "i the basemen with all houses the
comfort and venirncc Of large family Of both
black on the south OF The Railroad GkiST MILL,
and fur the accommodation Of tho neigh
IA bors. The place has also FINE ORCHARDS OF Peach
sy9 aud Apple Trees In full bearing and IL to
both churches and schools and In q neiRhborhood for
considered of he desirable in this part tha
country the health the place and the beauty II the
ding scenery i Persons desiring it,
will be shown the place by calling Also. the
time and place the Crop Stock Household and Kitchen Furn
tire, and perhaps Likely Negroes The sale will
10 o'clock and continue from day day until finish
ed Terms made known on the day Of sale.
oct4 dtds &C STEPTOE.
Richmond Wig c laMtla
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i ARGE hA1k.-On Wednesday November the ivtA
IL will sell To the highest bidder al tho farm h'h
reside in Amherst inedary the River
miles below y nchburg, entire Crop Stock Of all IL scrip
ton, iiausehod and Kitchen Furniture &C. Ny Stock
sss Of several pair of well broke young MULES, n
good Saddle aud Harness HORSES, several fine O1SSA
Mich COWS. and slsn Stock CATTLE. HOGS. &c Sn
My Crap consists If TOBACCO CORN and OATS In largo
lusutty. PLANTATION UTENSILS, loo numerous to
ton and q sufficient quantity for large farm, WAGONS
CARTS &c &c
Terms liberal and made known on the day of ,r
dim J. J. REYNOLDS
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j. Il. IOIGOMI3E g. Co,
IA N q x y -,

AYILL make collie eiions all points, buy Nbd salf Bx
W change. Cam sud lssarFni Mates. al orders fo'
Stock. gor c t"ah and hnsAct all business
to = general i'ankin aud Coibection House.
NV i6iyA.ts4 = Il - :. = } X H0ICOMRG 4.Cn
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TONNTNSION WERCUfN7N,
ND DEALERS IN Lumber. Laths Lime. Cement, Goal
~ anil Wood. Oh tho Canal. near Langhe1n Mn.
n,tSI y
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COMMISSION MIR cHANT.
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JOHN RI. g. SAM'L TYREE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
LYING tRUR0. VA.
H~m Tobacco. " hres. Flssr, asd other Cssssry
oAs q. ropsssR sMITTs s.:,,y o,,o.. Fewer. a..l,
DNAkE this method turning their snc thanks 10 iher
I.nds and customers TOR their liberal pa
nase and hore by their customary pnnsinaIy IN he d
ally apl Wa
\. ID. RUCKER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Opeosa, the Va gina Bonk b, - 8 -
-e LYNcHBUR0, VA.y
Il EErs con.la'ly hand large and varied assortment
he offers tho trade reduced prices for Cash. In oHchanEa
for Produce Ills his purpose hereafter to conduct hts bus
Interest Of all who may favor him With call.
Grateful for Tho share Of patronage received Al hands
III his attached friends and generous public Tor tho last slx
bo bcss continuance OF their hndne.a in h pre-
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