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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

FoRSsY.-Ths ADMINISTRATION pIiats arr
giyir . John W, particular h's, drnoussiSg
han, especial, since the Pennsylvania sjse'
ton, As HE most eoasumHate seoaadfri that
hss existed since lLe days vi Gain. Il these
prints are rrllreiins the feelings Of the Prrs''
dent, that genilrmah mGsG have changed his
opinion about John, judging from the follow
ing letter, which is genuine:
WHsArLASp, Jan. :, 1857.
Nv Dear Sir:--Aithough have always
refrained from Interfering IN the choice OF
Senators BY The Legislature. Yet the h'sh
confidential relation which Peuns, lvan'a
prrsideat ought TO sustain towards Penn
s,lyania senator induees me 10 say lev
NERDS 10 you as a valuable friend on The
peneing Senatorial rl-citon. learn that
doubis hare besH oppressed as 70 my PrdeTcacs
amosg The candidaiss, and thosgh my oF,R,aa
may be entitled 70 Iitiis aneighi, do Md desire
20 Be placed IN Sa egsirocai position ca ta's az
any osher subject. Wkea asked, hare aiisass
sp,s preferred Cel, Evrsey, and i shall es-
ieem il a friendly Gci toaedrds Hayssg for any
person IN or out Of the LegISldfEns 10 support
aim. Al the same time desire 10 express
my warm personal and political regards Tor
Messrs. Robbins, Foster, Buekalew and
Wright From the course pursued by MI,
Broadhead for some wears past, conhdehlia.
---I--.s....- i-~..-.~s- '.ssss Wrsu rny-rU h"Ne
eeRsed
have thus presented 10 you my views, ~
that IL YOU shonld deem u necessary, von
may speak my sentiments In such persons as
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

CoSvicTrD.-Cobb, another Of the party
concerned in the murder Of l.nndrum, some
time ago, has been tried a, Atlanta, convict.
ed, md sentenced to be hung on the 10Th
day Of December One Of his nccomplirc.
Crockett, has already suffered the death nen.
atty, and another remains to be tried. The
murder was most foul one, robbery being
the sole object Of the murdercrs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

PRINTING OrFIcs FOR SALs.-We are re-.
quested to state that the press, type and fix.
lures, on which the "Rogersvlle Times" was
formerly printed, are for sale. Any person
wishing to purchase can ge, necessary inror-
nation by addressing John a. Mckinney.
Esq, Rogersvile, Tennessee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

We are indebted to Col. Wallace. the efficient
President of the Eas, Tennessee and Georgia Rail
read Company, for acopy Of the proceedings oil the
last annual meeting of the Stockholders, together
with the Reports Of the President and other Off
GERS Of the Company
The nett earnings Of the Road, for the year end
ing Both Of June, 1883. although tho through
ticket system had been in operation but month
or two, were $3.50, 495 GO. The working expenses
Of the road were only Al per cent. upon the gross
receipts--an unusually small per cen,asc for an
American Railroad and IL per cent. less than
they were the year before.
The finances Of the Company appear To be in
prosperous condition, This Road is n link in the
great through route from North to Sonth-cxtcnd-
ing from Knoxville in Tennessee, to Dalton, in
Georgia, n distance of 10 miles; with IA branch Of
- miles from cleveland to Chattanooga. in pro-
cess If construction, and nearly completed. We
shall notice the Report more at length in suisse
quent issue.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

Knowle. was carrie by the French ffigaic Fury
dice 10 Honolulu. whence he started for san FIRM
cisco ON merchant schooner, arriving here on the
18th Sept bringing his colors and his specie with
him. he starts for home to-day, - already stated
and carries the first news Of his ship which has
reached the East since last Spring Ills family.
all hope Of ever hearing from him, as he learned
from his friends here lie is evidently an in
telligent and honorable gentleman. and his
msf5rtunes command the sympathies Of the
San Francisco merchants and shippers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02
American Iron Trade.

The Alexandria Gazette mentions the arrival
at that port via the canal, Of about six hundred
tons of iron rail- from the Mount Savage Iron
works, near Cumberland, Maryland, for the o.
range and Alexandria Railway. We are highly
gratifed. that our Railway Companies are begin
ming to look to the furnaces Of our own, instead
Of those Of foreign countries, for their supplyoi
rails. The fact that railway iron manufactured
in our own country has toughness and durabili-
ty notfound in the imported article, should com
mend it everywhere to Railway Companies. The
cheapness Of the imported article has doubtless
operated to induce its purchase from abroad but
whether to the advantage of the purchaser may
well be question, under such statement Of profit
and loss as the facts of annual wear and tear show
upon almost every railway in this country that
has used English rails. We are glad to hear that
several Of our rail mills are increasing their make
very materially. The price Of English rails has
dropped down to a low figure at home, bnt there
has as yet been bat little demand for them from
persons this side Of the Atlantic The low quail
ty Of the English rails ia its effect upon the trade
is seen by the state Of the market and the gener-
al feeling among the English Iron Masters, that
in future they must not look this way for great
amount Of sales. An English gentleman connect
ed with the engineering profession, now travelling
in the United States. writes to one of the principal
papers in London as follows:
There are fearful complaints here Of the quail
ity of the iron exported from England to this
country, and bold prophecies made that the sup
ply from the mother country will soon cease, on
account Of the inferior quality of the article
saw statement in scientific journals the other
day to the effect that an iron is made in England
especially fer this market one-third of its compo-
nent parts being Stag and refuse from the fur
mace. Such remarks rs these are very CALLING to
an English engineer. There is probably exaggcr-
alton in some of them; but if there is any truth in
Them wish that you, as the organ of the iron in
est. would touch up the ironmasters On the sub
ject. 1t really does seem poor policy to sacrifice
the character Of such staple as iron, even if u
larger trade is temporarily secured by it."
We hope that the "poor policy" has worked the
results justly due to it, and that our home labor
may hare the benefit due it from every principle
Of merit, patriotism and sef-respcct. The politi-
cal changes now going on throughout the country
are thoaght 70 favor revision of the Tariff. und
the nstitasisa of such rates will afford our iron
manufacturers some protection against the cheap
foreign article. which has done 90 much mischief
herstpfcre, not only to the consumer, but to the
gsasrsl trading and manufacturing interests Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02
Crittenden and Douglas.

It has been frequently asserted OF late that Hon
John. J. Crittenden, Of Kentucky most earnestly
desired the reelection Of Mr.. Douglas to the
Senate. II was said that he had thus written, and
the influence Of his name used to induce the
Wings and Americans of Illinois to come to the
rescue of the Little Giant" The much-talked Of
letter, however, has at last been published, and
so far a. the existing contest between Douglas and
Lincoln 10 concerned it is entirely colorless. Mr.
Crittenden not only does not intimate any opinion
or preference in the CASE but he expressly dis
claims any intention of utering either the one or
the other in any shape. And as if foresceng the
use to which his letter might possibly be put. he
calls on his correspondent to guard him carefully
against even the suspicion of doing it. The let
ter, in short has no relation whatever to the can
vass in Illinois, except the false and fictitious roa
ton into which the friends of Douglas have pressed
it. The entire thing is exceedingly simple Judge
Dickey asked Mr.. Crittenden two or three months
ago If he did not at Washington last winter speak
TO him in high terms Of Douglas course on the lie
compton question Mr.. Crittenden Of course re-
piled that he did. And that is the whole of it
The friends of Douglas have just as much right to
pretend that the whole Republican party is in ia
vor Of his reelection asto assume from this letter
that Mr.. Crittenden 10. The assumption in tho
one case is ss unwarranted as the pretence in the
other would be absurd. The thing isa piece Of
outrageous effronterv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

iANrtprrL ACCIDENT OK THE BUFFALO AND New
loRE cry R,iigoAp-- f,re Rtrsoas kWej NiHY
N,fc DHgerouaiy Uouni,a.-The night express
tram from New lork, coming west, met with an
arcI lent Friday morning, bout nine O'Clock, about
II mile east OF toncsus
The tram wa, running ut the usual speed, the
track being on nm ordinary ditch cmpl pyment, II
few feet above the level ot the country IAe pas
Scn-cr and baggage cars, it was found. we're of
the track. and before the speed Of the engine could
brenreked, they were conn 'etcly wrecked, the ma
teral composing them being scattered o>ee conS;d
"rnhlr space. The engine remained upon the track,
the spreading of which caused the dreadful calam
ity. Five persons were killed and nine seriously
wounded. There are several others badly wound
ed, whose names have not learned, and the
number slightly hurt that is, cntailng nothing
worse than temporary illness and incon,cnicnr'--
we do not know-but it is probably considerable
though there were but tw" passenger cars in the
tram. None of the employees mentioned
among either the killed or injured.
Since the Buffalo. Ncw York and Erie Road has
leen rum until this accident took place, no pas
senger was ever killed, employee having lost
his life t'y an accident which occurred some time
since
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02
Tho Bristol Convention

From the Norfolk Argus we extract the follow
ing in relation to the Convention which as
sembled at Bristol last year:
THE BRIsroi CONVENTION. The members of the
late Bristol Convention, will rc-asseublc in this
city during the last week in November. on the oc-
casion Of the grand Railroad jubilee and barbe-
cue, as the completion Of the road will he an aus,
picious period for renewing their efforts in the
establishment Of line Of steamers between this
port and Europe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02
ADV R7'aSE,
Aud arrest the trade of the Great South West.

Il h& 4 u - b
Aud arrest the trade of the Great Southwest.
4 AM AGENT FOR ALL TIE PAPERS on TIE LINE
OF the Railroad from Lynchburg to Knoxville all OF Them
having large circulation the people of South western
Virginia and East Tennessee.
Rsa,- ADV ERTISE AND GET RICH a{ssa
IN ANY OR ALL OF TIE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA, Floyd Couit Iious", w.
VIRGINIA AND TENNE> Eli NEN s. Bristol
BROwNIOW' s KNOXVILLE Crenn WING
tINDICATOR, Jonesb'r"ugh Tenn
RELIGIOUS INTELLlGENCER, Morrsown, Tenn.
G GAzEFT STAR Lexington Va.
HHMnShAT ,Annrlrn,v
nEMocRAri Lieer'yv"
SALEM REGISTER. Salem. Na.
THE VISITOR, Marion, Siuy the ca Va.
Virginia PATRIOT, lHde penlenc., tiraysonco Va
V VAMnEYH wiilrG, 5 F"c's'Ir. Va.
STAR AND HERALD. Clr,-tansburp, Va
WSfIIEvIfI.E TELEGRAPH, l,y,,,,ru,. ".
wYTHEviI,LE TIMES, 5"!'heV"'e' "a.
UNION DEMOCRAi. Uuion, Monr' county, Va.
ADVOCATE, Jetf.rsonvlle TaseH eli county Va
REGISTER, Uanvii!e, Va.
THE "SOUTli.WEST, fe.rsiurg Giles county, Va.
Persons wishing advertise il above will
find il INTEREST 10 call the Office of the
Lyuchburg Virgnian, ur where contracts viii be
made, Rd rcttisemcnts FORM Aupfp WITHOUT DELAY.
fvI will asn receive and forward advertising to paper
in the United States A. WADDlLi.,
scptls.s F,rnmqn Nirgnian Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02
Lincoln's Record.

AlshoagA We have expressed . cordial wish for
Tie defeat Of Mr.. Douglas in the present contest
in Illinois, We have uttered no word Of defence Of
Mr.. Lincoln. We have taken Mr.. Lincoln to be
IN snti-slsvery man--as We have no doubt he Is,
il Common with everybody else, no matter Of what
parsy, North Of Mason's and D,xon's line 1t is
but Just 10 say however, that the Democratic Free
golfers Of Illinois are opposing Lincoln. upon the
ground hat he is less Of IN antislavery man than
Douglas. We end the following paragraph upon
the subject in the Montgomery (Ala.) Mail:
The Chicago Times tho Douglas organ a. Chi
oa.n br;ney 70 light the fact that Lincoln. when
in Congress- voted TO give the use OF United states
rr;sors 10 hold fugitive slaves when arrested. And
the Abclitieni.ts and Republicans are urged bv
the Douglas organ TO vote against Lincoln on that
accountl
Thus we see upon what grounds they are con
Quoting the canvass in Illinois. The Abolition
lists are appealed TO, by the leading Douglas organ,
to vote against Lincoln on account OF his having
voted to furnish all proper facilities for tho exceu-
ton Of the Fugitive Slave Law. And so. VIC doubt
not, If the matter were investigated, il would be
ascertained that Lincoln occupies no worse posi-
ton upon the subject than Douglas. In addition
to this, he 10 gentleman in his personal bearing
and department, and may be relied upon to say
what he thinks, and to think what he says He
does not protest a friendship for you, while he is
slyly medtating your ruin. The election to-day
will determine the resultant although we nre
fearful of the result the triumph of Dougln. will,
in no respect establish his claim to the confidence
of the South. or mitigate the just feeling Of host'l-
ity and resentment which should be felt towards
him. We measure neither merit nor dishonor by
success.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

I'd By BikfRs PREMIUM BirfEks-To Mr. T.. Baker-Dear
Sir justice yourself aud ho be similarly
afflicted permit 1" cite instance Of the remarkable
qualities OF Your Premium Btcrs. ] hal used them
until recently. bat wife having been afflicted with
affection and dsord"red stomach for the ten or
twelve years used every In TO restore her
health ST." under the treatment of five
physicians but rrliof could be had then
several "rats the remarkable made 10y Bit
p,rsnsii try wie I" Them; 81" did an! In
she h""Hn idy Not only her nervous
dis0 dered sDIiaub cd but her
health better than has been Tor am
n-ns aud shall always continue to your Buffers
this Justice yourself and for the eneht Of others
who similarly afflicted Your obei ,nt servant,
Richmond, Jane 81, 1857. THOMAS ~ MONTAGUE.
HAkFus Premium liiTTEas -Hiehnohd Sept L. 1874 II
with w p.asurr that adj my testimony the virtue
BAkhs Pa MUM BifTEhs, in making permanent cure
established Of Dy pepsn from which have suffer
much for the last twelve months Also wife Is using
with suffering for many from de
liLtaon and a., surlered stomach As commenced
the # them consired Of their valuable qualities
confidently recommend them to the fii.tel j. ADAMS
For sale by al the Druggt In Lynrturg and by all the
PRINCIPAL Druggists In the city of Kchmnnd and sewhrre in
Virginia also of M,sfs thas Sta Cb Warrington city.
-. e. T.. II staHlrr y Co baltimore Md ID. Is Miller Cow
ingion Ky and Barnes n l'ifnt Y.
orders filled by addressing BAKER Proprietor
Oct q Is Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

Rev. Dr.. Cheever. the notorious negro phoitc
preacher Of New lori, writes n commnuioiou in
the Independent, in which lac calls the prat-
tee If the Paris doctors on Senator sumner the
trial hy fire." and says osely. that if could
hear Brooks. possibly we should hear something
about suffering from fire there also The indie
cenry of this little clerical pleasantly will strike
some people. Another protare man. not doctor
"t divinity, commenting IN Cheever's jest, said,
II Should call that a IL Of a ioke"'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

From the west coast of Africa we have aiviecs
dated al Old Calabar. August -. Cape Coast the
llth. Liberia the 18th, and Sierra Leone the 2ls,
OF September. The quarreng Of the tribes On
the Sierra Leone river rendrrc the aspect OF al
fairs very unsatisfactory The King of nahomey
was diving brisk trade in slaves, at from $50 to
500 each, ut Wydah Immense numbers Of ne.
groeS were collected nlrng the coast for export. -
Sierra Leone was HEALTHY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

the country. The total IMPORTS Of rails from Great
Britain into the United States. for the seven months
ending July 3lst 1856. 1857 and 1858 compare as
follows:
1885, 1857. isos.
Sl,O03 tons. l05,6l3 tons. 5,536 TONS
Since the LIST Of August, we believe. the impor-
tations have increased somewhat, but the falling
off 10 very marked. aad hope it will be contin-
ued through the year, IL not for all time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

all whether civilized In weakness and
tie debility generated by excuses Of Kind general
pro.rainn OF the system their fleet Is tho time
ovang and they drive from the the
hid amen and bring bark the fran 10 TIA pristine
h. and sold at te msnufscioy No ~ Maiden Lane
New York and by all Drnggts 23c oc and o. per box
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

- NEAR LYNCHBURG Under q deed OF trust cxecnt.
ed by Geo q Cur,e and wife bearing End Of June 1851
ard recorded In the clerks Office of Amherst county VIC viii
cell at Public Auction. the premises the high, 81 bidder
for cash. the 10th day of NOVEMBER NEXT the TRACT
OF LAND in said deed yed, containing about $40 20
ACRES more less lying In the county OF Amherst 70
about , miles from Lynchburg, aud the same which
the said Curie resides
The title doubt good acting as trustees only such
will be sold and conveyed Is vested by deed Of
trust. DAVID X. EDLEY, I r.
DAVID +. SPENCE, 5 ifuS'ees
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

covered which certancn tor Dsuruf and other Iii
the Hair The following interesting communication
gentleman well known in this community, and shouli
aiisty one hat Ros,ths EsstScEof hay LtA,rs"
Just preten,l. br-a remedy uncpuaed all
the uir. Every certificate give Is well
Pfrfpsnrua Aug lsth 1851
Col r. II. RnssrR--Dear Sur have y"nr Essence
Hay Leaves, for the removal of ianiuh ond with
ihon tire. bottles cctine complete
In c"hsIrra' III ii which can unhe-tangy recommend 1t
III ILl, valuable article for sale nolcsale and retail
hyM,,-rs y. SrEolnER~ eu.and JOHN II. sEAY,
Drnggsts"t tbs city sept 3d&cts
w,-,n,'- nai~"m Of wild Chcr,y.-Prooi- Of
the great superiority OF pr Wisrans bsNn, pour in from.
al part, Of n" county -oxfnHn New ihvea 90. COW,
Jan i-nt 1T SlRs--Havmg uitnr>,ol the effects WIS
r,ns B,rs, on WILD CHtnny, in til" Of Q my
wa the rhihisc General Pulmonary Weakness bleeding of
the Lungs "c have been nlurt 70 ASK to send
had "en attack of Itedn. the Lungs and distress In
breathing Hctri,da boeof The WILD CHERRY which has
produced sautary aud favorable . e. AT his Instance
and sc,r'i ,lers ab"ns nn.' ,r o,lain have been
= ''''' y YoaIs. is.NEY DuNaAM
Wood. Hair Restorative Prof Wood, the
renowned d'sro,"rrr " the invaluable Hair Restorative still
continues To labor IN 'eia ct III" al e'ed
,r.ss In he far s,r Mn oh,s Tor causing The ha on thc
head the aged thai has been siy"rc t many to
gre" forth with IS much 'go aud Insurance as when bless
ed " tl tn" alvan'egc"f youth
oris in The medic world permanently hair
texture Which has hrea desirable all ages Of the world
l0His Morning Hsraid
Sold by all good Druggists. (oct y.aw
o. Snyc yOur ka0r.c-.-.. We Ia ke crent pieu.
recommending the McN Mustang i.inimcni val
liable aud nsac article for Scratches
Gals Horses used Burns,
Bruises stiff Joints and Rheumatic Pains and all
II Ii like magic We us, no oihr luiiaent.
W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, liarndrn Wells Fargo Co.'S Tx.
press
Gentlemen ~ had worth s 200 who took
cold bad hut and Useless Tor year; had
thing could hear Of without benefit until tried
the Mustang lnm"mt II has perfectly cured him. and
take the sDuN price for him Respectfully yours,
JAMES DORRANCE
Every Planter Teamstcr and Family should have this inva
uahlo article Sold by all dealers every where
Beware Of any other lirargs Linnen 1t base imi
taii"n BARNES ~ PARK, propretois.
lylm NpyyY York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02
OOO.OOO FEET OF IUMnFR Avn

CORN &C, FOR SALE-w be sold at Public Auction n;
Steam NM 10 Amherst, u mics from Lvnchburg and
mites from Stapletou. the Cana THURSDAY Tho an
inst. 20,0O0 FEET OF LUMBER embracing Boy pank
we'd Fencing Wagon Timber Poplar suitable for
Slop stuff, &C., &c -
Terms 10 months credit Sale at II O'Clock
JOHN Il. MABEN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

han NPPlE RRtNDN.-Wr I'm We just .,
~ oei'"d lot Of hnr South Hampton BRANDY some at
which is II years Old aud tor sale iv
nov us LEE, JOHNSON co.
4 NNNEt COAh.Oll We I'm We just received
~ LOT OF very superior pure CAMEL GOAL ont We
All be regularly supplied with the article For sale
by J. II TIIuMpsuS a co
nov }'s Druggists.
kNLC1D AND LAMP OlI.s.-Oa hand a fall
II supply OF FLUID and best LAMP OILS. For sale by
now j. H. THOMPSON co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

TnE RonnaR OF DROWNED RoBBER Discover
Ep.---lt will be rccollectd. saws the Milwaukee
News, that in April last some 5000 was ieloni-
"nsly taken from the Hudson city Bank. mt llud
SON. st. Croix county. The Hudson North Star
says that $3.50 of this stolen money has been
recovered. Tho particulars Of the recovery are
these:
1t appears that the man who was found drown
e., lot whom mention has been made before on
the island near Prairie du Chen, had upon his
person all or most Of III" gold taken from the Bank
The money WAS divided between four men, who
first discovered him, and suspicion resting upon n
certain person. information sent to Mcssrs.
Gibson y llenning of the circumstance. Mr.. Sta
,les, accompanied by Mr.. kborv, started for
Prairie du Chen last week, and by little well
directed straagem succeeded in securing the share
Of one Of the party, and obtaining clue that may
lead 10 the restoration of more. Mr.. kilborn went
to the house of the suspected individual in his alb
scncc, aud represented to his wife tina her hus-
band had given him orders to get all the money
still remaining in the house taken from the drown
cd man. She forthwith proceeded to do SO, and
ncknow Icdgod all that necessary to arrest her
husband, who made restoration of all lie had
received by giving an equivalent in land. lie
would not however inform on the other parties
concerned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

1858 FALL 1858.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF LY NCH BT RG
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLE OE
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
That yoa Sell them Bargnins!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

the time and place will sell the highest bdIer
IA THE TRACT OF LAND, upon which Mr. Mabcn's Mil
a7 hcch in operation during the last containing
ACRES About $50 Acres cleared In Guilty aion m
Acres curing the past Winter which fne crop To-
hnceo raised the 1t lies remarkably well
well waered and large part Is and Plant LAM
of SUPERIOR quality.
will also sel about 100 barre Of Corn Fodder Shuck
&c raised upon the promises the present year.
TERMS-For the land, fourth cash, ance in
and years The Corn, &c, viii be Id a credit OF six
months ID. PATERSON,
ditl Amharst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

~ lot Of celebrated COUGH CANDY, a pleasant
efectua remedy for Coughs Colds, Bronchial irritation &c
&c II up In the form of Drops and be
the pocket without getting soft The Smallest child will
the Candy We have sold this Cough Candy years
and those who have used IL find speedy relief Made
sold only by j. H. THOMPSON & co,
oct lis Ilruyp