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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-05
Another Railroad Project.

We find the following in the last number of the
fAnville Transcript. We call the especial alton
ton to it, Of those delegates from Lynchburg who
propose attending the Convention at Rocky Mount
next Tuesday:
A NEW RAILROAD SCIlEME-FRANkLlN
AND PITTSYLVANlA INTERESTED.
We arc informed that the scheme OF arailroad,
from Salem, in Roanoke CO., Va, or Big Lick. via
Rocky Mount, in Franklin. and through Pttsplya-
MIA co., to Danvillc Is now agitating the public
mind in various sections Of the country through
which the contemplated improvement would pass.
We arc not sufficiently posted. in regard to this
to give an exact account OF the various
interests represented. or speak with anything like
certain assurance in regard to the measure itself
A Railroad Convention is to DO held at Franklin
C. H., next Tuesday and we understand that the
scheme We speak OF will be among those present
ed for tho consideration Of the meeting. 1t would
be WE'LL therefore, for the people of Franklin aad
of Pittsyvania to think about such u scheme in
time and form their own opinions in regard tothe
bearing it would have upon their interests. This
much wo venture To say-that the section OF coun-
try lying along such contemplated route has
been long enough land. locked, and tho time has
arrived when. in our opinion, an active and de-
termined effort will enable them to come out OF
tho wilderness" and We believe no town city
would more willingly throw out its arms to receive
them than Danyille.
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The Franklin Convention.

We would urge upon the delegates TO the Con-
vent,on a, Rocky Mount next Tuesday, to attend
in as strong force as possible. IT is OF the first
importance that the voice Of Lyncbburg should DO
heard there. We do not anticipate anything but
harmony and cordial cooperation in the work to
BIO performed-but the interest Of Lynchburg in
the proposition is of SO weighty character that
she must not appear Indifferent to the project. or
lukewarm in its advocacy. A large delegation
ought to 20 and thus attest the earnest interest
which Lynchburg feels in this important enter
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COM MISSIoNER'S SALE OF
Valuable Tracts Of Land near CampbellC. II.

PUESt Ant decree of the Circuit Court of Camp
W1& bell county, of sale Ne, Vs. Alexander pro
Anounccd the 9Th day Of Oct"hcr. NJ, the uudcr>ig
ed viii proceed Ia sell by "i pube aae', upon
ms,s TUESDAY, j:h day OF DE.ENHtK next the TRACT
OF LAND in Campbell county, and hail miles ron Camp
bell touhos, which III" lat" Mrs sarah Alexander,
ici Of John Alexander, lVCl resided The
about 1900 Acres, and viii he sold IN t~o PARCELS divided by
the roadlhc parcel the South side Of the road
tanning, by estimate between and tcres:
The North side 400 Acres The mpoSrmt
al Of the hes: quality, consisting Of commoous Brick
Dwelling Brick onc, and all the Outlouscs, Wheat torn.
and Tobacco Barns and servants Houses desirable upon
large and productive They upon the parcel south
the road, aud well knoWa req lire particular de-
scrption. The lands we'll wacred timber abundant
The enclosures aud buiiu in excellent repair There is
large and we'll assorted Orchard and one al the most highly
improved Gardens in the attached Ia III" dwelling pisc
crop of Wheat has scrcd GOT bushels Fall
Persons desiring 10 inspect the premises. Will lind Edwin H.
Page Esd Mr.. Drunlmoud, the Manager the ises
Who will give any Information esiro,i
The sale vii be edit OF l. : aud
nstamenis with interest from The da, Negotiable
to be given satisfactorily endorsed, pay able
banks In the City nchburg an.lc title retained until
purchase money Is inll, paid,
On The day ,oaing the Crop Stock Plantation Tools, and
Household and Kitchen Furniture, will be sold pre-
misses, by the Administrator Of Mrs Acxanr thus enabling
the purchaser procure all nccui suppcs the ground
Ihe sale Ill commence at ~, NJ, in the yard
Il. q. II. KHAN Commissioner.
5-dt6lVc-Rcp cap
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Il is not true that there has ben hut one fail
ure To connect on tho East Tennessee and Virgin
in Road during the year. nor do believe 1t to be
true, that the Virginia and Tennessee Rond has
fniled to connect otencr than the roads connecting
with it.
That the Fast Tennessee Companies las stated)
desire to continue the double daily for the accon-
odaton Of their local travel il not Mt all probable;
az they originally came into the measure with
great reluctance. and Of them after very great
persuasion, and in order accomplish the object,
The Virginia and Tennessee Company had to
cede to the present and very unfair seized
ule. My impression IL, from my knowledge of
f.cts that they did not at r,t desire to enter into
it, and that they do not desire now to continue it.
Uis true, as the editor states, that mir. Nc
DANIEL's road is more di0icnH one to ran, ira
persing Il more mountainous rcgioa;" and il Is also
true that the great burden Of the schedule Is
thrown upon the Virginia and Tennessee road,
and with far sharper and sleeper grades,
and more dDicnH road 10 run; its trains have to
travel mt u more rapid rate Of speed than those OF
the connecting roads in Tennessee and Nirg inia.
The East Tennessee and Georgia road, nearly
straig ht and with easy grades, Mt TIE of
Tennessee and Virginia road runs ut the rate Of
mile in little lcs4 than 30 minutes. The roads
between Richmond and Lynchburg, by ono train,
run ut IN. rate Of mile in 3 minutes, pnd by
tho other at the rate of mile in A minu,es--
The Firg MIA and Tennessee road runs AT the rate
of IL mile in 81 minues in each case. stops are ill.,
GUIDED H. H. GILL;
Gcn'l Sap. Va. Il 4. K. r.
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FUTURE DAYS.
Sale Of Slaves and Valuable Real Est.,o

10y authority of order of the Circuit Court Of ram,,
county, pronounced at Its October term 1859 In
Of silverthorn and others percva and others u ease
Commissioner thereto on TUESDAY the 10th ,ay Of the nr
month, u, ~ O'Clock, In front of the Market House in H. WI
Of L,nehburg sell TO H. Highest bidder THREE VAIHnt
SLAVES, two men and woman. = 'olh
And WEDNESDAY, ths 18th day Of the pres.n, ,o,,
Commissioner Ms aforesaid, upon the premises Twill %
public auction the late Residence of Mrs Margaret pct
lying Oh the Canal bclow lynciburg This contains nj,
one acre OF ground, and has upon r Brick Ds elm
House, with NIL other necessary Ouil,ouses. '""S
At the time and place, will sell alou AGRA. H.
lying above tue Mansion House On both sides Of the Canal
me ian lying between NE anal and River will BE- divided IN
to five parts. That on the West side be d, l.I n.y.
acre lots ms near can be made. also seii at the
timc 10 Acres Of Wood Land, lying within a miles ne
burg adjoining the Ialds Of IT, b. sumpter ro M Bru m
ohers Winstotis lIiH - "'e anu
farther description. ''fune
TERasIhc Negroes win DO sold credit of ak
the purchaser giving bonds with s,curity
est added The Lands VIII be SOLD Il and Is months l"
with interest addict the purchasers giving bonds will %
factory security, and the title retained until final nav
made. f-''"''" e
ED. d. CHRISTIAN Commissioner. A.,
lllGunY-Eeu Ne.
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To the A micted


n IbhMENTED with Pain, and ,,orclet with fcy.r.
iH as W know You ard impatient Affections
mus, necessarily make YOU beg that You compose your
'c~ AMI "lier You, II we prescription their cure
Are You -! -ili', aud has stomach refused perform
~ i't'"n, I'll Your strength mas failed aud lille become
hhflrhf II - We oil, BAKERS PKEaIr BIIrrrs
h''r "ii! eh,\ for your life Are troubled win urr.
va" and dinness oi vision incidental thereto. Then
tNSl u bAhth birtEHs oly hope. YOU suffer
l from chisim" bowels -nd torpid liver? BAkEns IrF.
NIL Biitts Mil arouse both aud give them that ylu, "a,
'>Nla ;" nc1th Have delicate fnaes and tc.thinp
.Htrvl Wp hu'c lost I'LL relish ioO ami hourly vast
M &"h bAkE@s BITE the valuable tonic ei ar d..
'r'n appeties and strength Do you live in section were
NIr ami liver "l continual sna. II So you may a,. at
diseases AMI defy their owcr, provided you regularly
DINERS biIEis Dnr' hofi, thoc ChiIrra Mo,us
"h'r diseases arising from mgesiions and improper scrrc.
l"', rapidly 4ri 10 The hclii viul nirre of This great
medicine, i,h now sold throughout cnuntry b., ru,
tNS generally aud Is extensive used than any ,lr
''icinc kn1wn. ih.sc Btrs wu their way nj HON.
hcir" they offered TO The world and now io
ihi are known ah appreciated the pp desires that nil
Mh" need Their aid may have al moderate Price un,
~ ccis I.er bottle 49, WY
For sale by III the Druggists In Lyncnrs and by all ;
lfhi,ii Druggists III The city ot Richmond elsewhere in
,'r.an ais" q" Messrs Chas slpt Co.. Washington civ
w. g.; H. H. Sla3lcr Il Co.. BALTIMORE Md. d. b. Miller Cox
lagoon. Ny. aad Barnes Park, N y
Oricrs file by addressing T. BAKER Pr,,pri.lar
oc' -sl9cis Echuond. kn
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House and Lot for Sale

.,A SHALL, as commissioner in the case Of xo,bD,r
&. Whitehead aud others, TUESDAY. the 18Th ay Of ,
present month. November, proceed 10 sell on the promises al
public auction the HOUSE AND LOT in The urocesing. mn
toned This lot contains half ground Is situated on
Federal Iin, Immediately in tue neglborhood of Wr n
Payne, Col james N. Langornc AMI the late rsnce Of
Capt n" NJ utey 1t has good Brick dwelling House and
Kitchen upon II; also u Well Of good water. 49,
TEKMS-Cash for enough 10 pay expenses sale The bal
credit OF IL and Is months the purchaser giving
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed and title retained until
final payments are made. Ed b. CHRISTIAN
nov 3Hl5nuv Commissioners
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IN WEDNESDAY, December ,h, the Undersigned will sell
~ public auction, the personal elects
Alexander, her resient, mile, Wrs Campbell
house, consisting OF ~ hctdu Cattle, Balls
NIL of line breeds, chiefly Devon yoke ol fine owen.
head Of sheep, 90 head ot Hogs mostly ttlrd k. this
Winter, Mucs, arragc Horses and Carriage the
Corn, sunC loo husD =! stacks Oats. stack. of liay
Wagons, Carts, Plantation lup IIpnschui
niur. and n great variety nj u>ri n articles,
TKRHsFu nmodnts al 80 or less. so, II credit
of six months, upon bon Is sAslctur, security beng CIV
K. q. II. KEAN,
Administrator Of :. /. AtcIan,icf, dc'l.
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LARGE PUBLIC SALE CT
Land, Negroes, Horses, Mules. CrOr.
l'LA NIATION ITTENSJJ < GO sc

IN CAMPBELL COUNTY.
sS AS Trustee, under deed Of tru, ha.inc date Feb
wv lh, lS19. executed by Dr. Charles j. pti a wife, anl
ieroret III the Office OF taInpbel Cn,u. iui, siaii
proceed 10 sell, at public auction the p.o., fsph',
HE i3th day Of December next, ALL TILE con-
Nc!ci by said deed, viz:
l. NJ iRAor OF LAND which the said D' r~ies,
containing abndl '33 Acres aud owned former! y. '"hid
Dane! This Is most valuable farm, hi fs
htn, ana well worth the attention ftrnrI> aua'
= one OTHER ThACT, containing nbont . o"s-
ed by :. Morgan
D. oSE OTHER TRACT c"ntl...g .juut J.,
said Oliver of II. Keen
,se three bodies of land lie on the waters Sig and Lii
lie seneca and will be sold either bs, separately!
INA! be- deemed Lest.
= IMIk1f SlAvEs, nil very likely, and consisting OF Men
Ions "mti Girls and Children and includes fist rate
Carpenter, and one good Blacksmith,
D. ne stock oi Horses Mules, Hogs Sheep &c, all OF iha
hes' description Among the Horses several fine hoedt
animals and there are about II Mules strictly No /.
D. All The Plantation Tools, Implements and Machines of.
t khd ana description including Wagons, Carriage, bugg!'
Al the Household AMI Kitchen Furniture, embracing sl
Yer Plates, Table Ware .xc
- All the crop hand Tobacco Corn Fodder Hay Oats,
Wheat, &c.
ne sale VIII take place at the residence of said Oliver
ne ai On credit Of d, IL aud Is months equal nsaimehT
WI" interest," from day OF sale, Koabc notes to be execute"
M satisfactory enrscrs, and deed Of trust the lana NJ
TURNER security The slaves and other personal proper! "h
be sold for cash.
he ME Ia all the property is believed c good bat oh
seh WI be SOLD and conveyed vested in b.! sai deed
oct t-ctnOy lthcndt 3acc SETH WOODRtbf.
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NJ Wbsu he had finished the court proceed

vailed Whsn he had finished the court proceed
cd 10 pronounce sentence.
After some preliminary remarks. in which the
Judge ssid that no reasonable doabt could exist rs
70 the prisoners guilt the court sentenced hin 10
be hung 10 public on Friday, December 3D.
Brown received that sentence with composufe,
and the only demonstration made was . clspppg
If hands by one man in the crowd. who is not
rcrdent Of jefferson county This indccorum was
promptly suppressed. and much regret was ex-
pressed By citizens at It's occurrence.
After being out an hour the jury came in with
u verdict that Coppee guilty on all the
counts In the indictment. His counsel immediate
" gave notice Of q motion for arrest Of Judgment.
as in Browns case. The cnurt then adjourned
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DiVid d

fEnh Boai OF Directors Of the Farmers Merchants
FIVE PER CENT, out of the profits Of the last six m,
payable 10 the Sockhoerso legal re ,n M
l'ication NJ W. DA(ENpOrT Traasnra aP
NOVEMBER Ii, l,i9.--npv / ,l3t
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er" ss- PERRY DANIS-SIg:-rhc benefits | have rccciN
LG cal from the of your invaluable remedy, the Pain
k, Induces me Ia pct word "f praise for IT, Experience
has rohN inrcd me that fur Headache Indigestion, Pain in the
Stomach, other ar of the Chill, Wca
ness 'pmuan Colds Hoarcness, Cholera, Cholera Morhus
arra by scnery, Toothace, &c there Is nothing better
attack {" tn SICK Headache by using TWO teaspoonfus taken
tt thirty minutes interval in win, glasul of hot water. am
confident That, through the blessing of Cod II ycd from
lac chut the Travelling amid
dust toll change ot diet and exposure infected
'tmoslh' re- NY stem a prcsp1sed 10 d!senery AT
th' - h'eolht wilh pain for which the Pain Killer
rt.tn Remedy! tuispoonl curing the
hour, or nj M most, half day have heard OF many
OF >srneT. hcs cured by Put in the teeth would
Sop the ''a'"" Griul" ami desire for its general use
has drawn iftn this unsolicited testimonial in its favor
oct 2i-its u. T. 1AYLo JH, Minister Of the Gospel.
n 81 tntGlls,Co'is, bronchitis Asthma, Group. Whoop
H-S ing tougl Diseases the Throat and Lungs and
Pulmonary Affections of the type. quickly cured by
a long tried and faithful remedy, DIR. WIsTARs BAIsAM
MID tufRRy.
says wtEknown Elitor:-"This Is truly Balsan and
blessing |" nNh'i contains the hnlsamic princple
Ingredients which are Mingled after the true principle Of chem
ry all basamic, an therefore ii sa. and in effect
Coughs Guilds, Consumption. and Bronci troubles disappear
under lis basamir influence though charmed Iroba
bly, mrnc has ever attained extended sale
l.ishcd 50 much good as this renowned Basam.'
CAssyILLE, GA, February PC, 1859.
NEsSEs. SETH W. FowIE Co., Boston. Mass,-den
~ The fcSGes Of your Travelling Agent, give you a
n"nt of experience in the OF Dr. Wstars
lid Cherry. have bcca using il for two years in M, family
for 'oiN and Coughs aud have oundit the most eieacios
remedy Thai | have ever htc'
For Coughs aud Colds in children know il to he excel
LEM medium Respectful! your,
JOHN II. RICE
The genuine article always has the written signature OF
H r' On The wrapper, id Tor sale b. all respectable Drug
tl,ls every
Prepared by : W. FoWLE co.. BusrGx and for sale y,
{. Pugh anlhs il G. H.; aud BY all Druggists and ,,,a,s in
"elIt'S hr""-Nout the cay anu country. s2-s
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BY c. Il. PHELPS, Auctioneer.
Trustees Sale OF n Lot.

EDY virtue OF deed executed the undermined n,
- lendriken and hs wife. dated 10Th November ISL 1
recorded In The Clerks office Of the Court Counr a
Campbell, In trust to the debt therein mention.
on SATURDAY the s4th day Of SEPTEMBER. 1852 upon The M
misses proceed 10 sell at public auction, cash. THE
Franklin H the city Of Lynchburg said deed c On
ed, with the improvements hcreonihe said adoiinn
sold by Henry Davis TO james Mclaughlin with from "a 10y
Alley of s2% feet and running back 192 feet as
said deed. ROBT j. DAVIS Tue, 'ea IN
sept i5-leodt24sept 'ee'
PoSTPONEMENT-The above sale is postponed un,, d.
friday morning. the oh OF November, ut II O'clock VII
will, by CONSENT luke place at the Market House WIN
"fs Z9u'onoV X u D.. Trustcr
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The Accomplishment OF Dancing.
MIR. GEO. PLUME,

HAS the honor Of anHo'n The
N burg and Ncni,N, that ,Is rs dies,
~ rable t,lWiii IN all its branches will
~ commcnc. In i..nchhnrg about uth at NuvcupR
1859, the instruction Of all vino ma, peas, participate in
the
The fashionable laRcers aud tic1nan Gialrrs danced
in the h-st circles o Paris aud Lonnn las. Winter VIII be
taught by MIR L.
The popular chlrens Fame! Dress Ball Will given nj the
close OF the session.
prac.icing will be given for lalrs and gentlemen
fortnight.
Particular attention will Ice sycn children and man. arw
md fancy Dances, never before taught In city, in
Produced.
The Musical department vii be cm lacel by Mr. C1.airs
JOHNSON.
Terms Of tuition $o 81 Of which he paid in advance
Respectfully, ~ GEO, PLUME.
5-dts
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BY e. X. PHELPS, ArcrloNEER.
Eos L + r. Ii A S CONF
Great Sale Of America an and English Book


THIS EVENING AT MY AUCTION HOUSE,
l22 Main street.
FHNliS believed 10 be the valuable collection
4 terc at public sale in this city and he sold The
Goods all fresh from the publishers, and warranted perfect
and comprise the best Standard Books of the age, including
and costly Books not TO he found In regular b
This sale will be positive, and To the highest bidder
cash Ladies' and gentlemen respectfully invited 10 call
examine this stock, rs It must be sold
-dts G. X. PHELPS, Nnr'r
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"KxoxyILLE. Urt. 5. 1859.

"KxoxyiLLE. Or. 5. ISJJ.
JonS X. McD,SiEi. SAMUEL TATE. " X. STEVEN
soS. Presidents.
UnIess the Ppst Office Department cmptv in
good faith with their contract aud give M their
second mail. we shall take off what is INV denom
mated tho second train, the 9th of November.
Respectfully,
C. WALLACE, President,
SAML b. CUNNINGHAM. President,
II. C. JACKSON, Superintendent
NJ S. TEMPLE. Supcrintendcnt.'
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valuable Real Estate in l. around Ly hburg
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.


'H'ilE subscriber the cccny carry his commits,
son business IN Lynchburg will sell part OF his lfA
Ia, r. on WEDNESDAY,. the 18Th day Of November VIZ;
ISL ne TWO Houses Sixth Tan Yard Alley Also
III Inc yard, and is out OF the Corporation
IL ne House and Lot Main Street. formerly occulhe,
~ ne late samuel Branor fronting 8 and running paeA
3S feet
3d-olc henutui half acre Lot. adjoining the FACTORY!
hae bLiing lot. -
3ih-lwo Houses and Lots in candy Hook.
ON ihc FISHING Creek Mil This In very valuable, pe'"s
on me lanai and only ole mile from the city, +,
'th-ihe beautiful Residence Monumental Ill., no" III
The occupancy OF il,s. l.. Johnson, Esq.
olh-AbuJt lVO half Lots adjoining the same % -
sh-A line body Of Wood Land, known silver SThg'
containing about $50 Acres This land will be divided ds
loh--SeverA nne Mill Seats Canal il being the "ia
Those wishing purchase any the named properly
VIII please call on the subscriber before The day OF sale VIM
Will take pleasure in showing IT,
The above property will posi- be sold the day n
TONED, unless sold privately before. =,
Sale TO commence 0ocock M the Tobacco fa'r''
near Poes Tan Yard
Terms male known day of sale. -,,
oct 25-,t6H JOHN II. TIBEf.
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H, Z SESYANrS WANTED

ISL t. atr for the ensuing eight ten Hous. Ser
wants ir ot" Ia this ca. mostly men. None need nm,
IT,! but those who strictly No Call at NV O1i. NJ
hrtge Street, or address me a, Iynchburg -
nov ie's l. WILKES, General lad >c.u.
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4 Valuable James River Farm.
With rs Negroes. StoCk. Crops. &C., for Sale


rfH SHALL on IuEspA,, the I'D day OF November Isl
~ the premises nj public auction, sell FARM
s-ainng about 500 Acres, In the county Of Campbell
joining Judge Robertson, VIM Cough, Col NJ. Langhornc
others, about four miles from Lyncburg, Immediately the
James River and kamwha Canal and within u few hun,fy
yards or the soutside RaiIrou About half this
in original growth OF good timber and attached to il
and fertile BLAND of about - Acres This farm
ed of the best farms upper Virginia. The land
and has about 80 Acres well In Orchard Guss Tno
Herds Grass and Clover and good Orchard upon The
rroveHients Brick Dwelling House. with
Kitchen ONcrseers House Negro Cabins Stables Corn
Houses heat Barns, Tobacco Barns with all other
art ontouses Most OF the improvements hive been recently
built.
the time will sell . LIKELY NEGROES tmosy
and Mules (anong them fine booded Mares h
by Red EYED Yoke of Oxen, 10 Mich Cows Calves ~
head % other Cattle 80 head of Hogs, (tc
and Devon, and the Hogs hester and Btp-ir young
Devon Bull, 300 or 400 hurrsul Corn. with ShucAs Tops
from same and straw 100 bushels Wheat Whrai
brl lhreshing Machine. Wagons and Harness. Cart
Panaiion Tools
required in cash. negotiable note satisfactorily endorse
four months discount added; the residue equal insanns,
o l. and years. bonds with good personal security
interest from date and title retained until purchase
pad be negroes and other property $2U will b., d
on credit of II nion,s negotiable notes satisfactorily epr
ed interest added
would prefer selling the Land Negroes Stock Crops ye
oeter To any one wishing 10 purchase in that bar
gain may be had aud upon any time that reasonable
would ask.
Mr. Willis Mays will show the place to any one wishing
to sre II.
Address me at Iynchburg, Va.
oct Sd's2nov EDWARD d. CHRISTIAN
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Nr.lTIGE

/ HAVE for sale e .lh r tn valaie Burntxa or mn,
several i"raE, tNn l's n he c Of Iynchbirg some of
"hth are Ic'y valuable, nj IIng Them tue mos, bca,
residences III the city. Gail Office No II Bridge st
nov i-tta J.. NitkIS General Tspd
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JONI SxIru's WIDow.--A correspondent It the
St Louis Republican writes that the famil, of 10
Smith. the Mormon Prophet" still reside in
Nnnvoo. No persua>ons prevail TN them to
remove to Utah. His widow has married gain.
and with her husband, keeps the Mansion IL ~ ..
the only house Of entertainment that tao ritv II
foris. The Oldest son. who bears his fathers
name If Joseph" 10 Justice of the Peace, and
useful and very respected citizen. Great in
ducements have been offered lin to remove to
Great Salt Lake City, but he steadily rcsists oil
such opportunities.