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The New York Herald in an editorial on the
effects af the peace on the commercial Interests.
says they may be Of . serious import To this
country If We do not meet them calmly and
with foresight. Viewing the results Of the war
and its sudden termination In the same ssnecs
with the result Of the Crimean war, attended 40
they are with failure in The bread adstaIs aud pro.
vision speculaiiona. and With reckless specala.
tion Of .mposts. they are not wishout menace to
oar commercial Affairs. The close Of the present
var leaves 10 N imminent danger OF another
panic, u 10 DO not exercise the utmose cavtion
% avoid i, but in one respect the war he's BEN
ehted, y has increased the Govesnmens sovsnus
considerably At very opportuae monenN
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-30

were destitute Of fore legs. Thev are from the
farm OF Mr. John Mathers near Round Grove,
Marion County, Iowa. They have common
sire but different mothers. They are nov one
month old and seem to be quite hearty. From
BIRTH they have been entirely destitute OF fore
legs The tore shoulders and the lore part OF
their bodies generally, have . smaller develop
nent than is usual at their age, while the hinder
parts have larger development than usual
Their method OF walking is quite singular. They
travel backrards ON their hind legs, while the
head and fore shoulders are elevated from loot
TO foot and halt from the ground. Their
keeper informs us that they will walk and run
with considerable speed. On the whole they
are rather rare specimens Of the cattle species.
They are nos being taken East, and will prob
ably fall in with some travelling show.-Qska-
lnnsa Anrafd
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Valuable Real Estate in Il around l.! ntkta
FOR SALE AT pU8Lr, AUCrlUH,


'ENE subscriber, the enrciuy carry On
Il Sion business III Iyhcliburg will sell part H. hkAt
LsIATE. ON WEb>E,DAy the 10th day Of Eusem,.r VIZ:
Isl he Two Houses ON sixth Inn Yard A..t Ais
ar$e T"r"co Farior adjoining. This SPINS,
IA tne yard, und is out vi The Cufporgton
zL-lle House aud Lot Mau street, formerly ot5fHI
~. feet. %
.i-one b@tlilitl half acre Lot adjeil H., .t.oi!.
ih-one half acre Lot, opp, site Capt. -. 49,, ln.'i
fine 1ailding lot.
3h,-rwo Houses AMI Lots in Sandy Ill.,.
Vl.-Ihe FISHING Creek Mil his Is M l.. belt
on me Sdna AID only mil from the ci ID.
i'L--lhe beautiful i:esidu;ce on Mu.,u- a.a i'll =.
La occupancy OF fh,ts l.. Jounson, Esq
VII tboat 100 har acre Lots, Az .i.iiny
",',-N jie h1iy Wood Land kaos,. ziF.'n,
''!I''"il- aoo' oGJ Acres. Ihis tan4
e ,''''.' me MIA seai -
oi sc riNtr ih le ts gai> ,-o..-..
hose wsi,s 70 purchase any OF the teI property
WIZ please call Oh hc subscriber before H.. u SAFE, ~
VIII !ake pleasure " SHOWING IL.
ne apss Hoor5 viii positively be sold On Gio day hi
H'''ti, aa'ess s'id privately beturc. -'-s
sale 10 AT Oocl.k. A. N al t. Tobacco Facut
near Loss lard. : " -
l erns inad' known DAY of sale
oct 2o-dlljnoy John IT, TYRE!a
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Joseph sesar of Elizabeth City.

A rumor is in circulation, says the Alexandria
Gazette. (which it is hoped is not oorreot.) that
the talented and able momber of tho Legislature
from Hampton. Col. Joseph Segar, Is about TO
resign his seat in the House of Delegates Col.
Segar has served in the Legislature for n long
number Of years, and has been warm advocate
Of tho Internal improvement policy of tho State.
and his resignation would DO deeply regretted by
the friends Of internal improvements throughout
the State"
We agree with the Gazette in its estimate Of
Col. Sogar's services. and We unite in the hope
that the rumor Of his resignation 10 Incorrect
We cannot spare such men ~ Segar from the
Legislature at tho present time. We do not agree
with him upon some points of State polcy-but,
long accustomed to regard him as ono Of tho most
able and enlightened Legislators the State has
ever had, we should deeply lamcnt his with
alrawal from position which ho has 40 long ndorn-
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Douglas and Harper's Ferry.

Observe the strong poin' male in the following
article, from tho Charleston Mercury, upon the
fatal Territorial rolicy of Mr.. Senator Dou.
glas:
Mr. Douglas has written reply to Judge Blacks
structures upon bis Harper article. We have not
aud we do not intend 10 lead it. lilo md hi. doc
irincs IRE both dead, mt lcast in the South.
The fearful commentary al The llarper's Ferry in
vason throwsa light upon his fal-e policy. that
no logic could she'd. II the southern peop.c IN
tho States need protection to ,EAir in.i,sS,ions
from the a@grcssUns Ct aO5.Itl4#. sF. t..E much
inoie must they need l. - os= :zttzlgg. - sup.
pose that Il had been tho iaa = 5a4s -; 81,
protection to the Shareholder ,.s.-. De al rieI
by the Government of ' irs.niA. ~ 4 iac fcssral
npyernmen, what would have ben '!.s ,rg-.f Il
tho iae daring entefprfss 10 Fr..~ce ca,l;
Senttor Douglas, ly his false 10 ar!Ees oi squat
ter aJsciegnty, would have territories ii laced
precisely ~ this position. How admirably II W il
further abolition dcsig ns and f1rY, mus, bc most
apparent Let the General Government be de
mcd the power to protect the stakeholder in our
territories, and let the territorial legislatures Ivy
unfricndly legislation, no Legislation at all, put
put him NJ the mercy VI such wreichos US Brown
and Cook, and how speedily would slavery DO
crushed out of territory. The llafper's Forty
caeute lifts tho thin veil lac had woven over his
policy, and shows it TO be quito worthy Of Seward
or Greely-a naked expedIcnt for abolitioni4iag
all OF our te rrtories. The South, we are salts
fed, will nciIhcr hear nor care any more alb ,ui
Senator Douglas abolition sophi- ries; she will
assert her shis At The next Presidential election
aud senator Dongias Gun 30 Of, il he pleases, &c
Senator Seward
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Pubic Printer.


The Alexandris 0asetts Of the 18th Of Osfober'
Says:
H. Amongsk4he psssons iikely 10 be soted fes %
jpnble priatsr In he Triangular contest lksly to
Isrisc 10 the House of Representatives. The name
iof John s. 6allsAsr. Esq,. has been lssniisned.-
lFie IL il vol known . veteran Whlg. Of long
esperience In the politics and pres. Of Vfrginia,
and in the art Of printing. As far back as 1850
ne was an efficient member Of the House If Dele
ease.. and closed his legislative career A. scna-
Tor in Is4s. lie was in le49 entrusted with enc
of the most important Bureaus Of the Treasury
Department, the Third Auditor Office, and in That
position was known and is still rcmcin bcred Us ai'
energetic. capable. and popular ofhcer.
We second the above with all our heart and
would he exceedingly gratiaed II our old aadwor-
thy friend, Mr.. Galaher. should 10 tho fortunate
recipientof Congressional favor. Heis sn,ineatly
deserving, having been, % long back a. we can
remember ono Of the rnbst faithful. efficient. and
uncom promising Of the opponents Of Democracy
Mr. Gallaher was the editor of that spirited little
campaign paper called The Yeon,an. pablishcd in
Richmond during tho memorable canvass OF 1870;
represented tho county OF Jefferson in tho Legisar
turs longer than any other person ersg did, enjoy
ing nm unusual degree Of popular,y-snd has for
nearly half . century bean connected with that
sterling old Wig Journal. The F1gfnsa Ffes
Press Of which ha was tho founder. He 10 vet
sran Wing; an able and honest man--de.erving
not only of the support Of the Opposition. but Of
the confidence and respect Of all parties. We
trust that his claims will be regarded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

CuRIous PuENoMR Ma OF LAND BIRDS AT SEA-
Capt. Harrington, of bark Arrow, which arrived
at Salem, On Wednesday, from Rio g -andc, informs
the Salem Register that. several days since, whom
six hundred miles from land, wood,,ock flew on
board his vessel, and every morning vince he has
been visited by hundreds Of birds, including rob-
ins black. blue aud yellow birds, sl,srrows, II
thrush, u hawk and an owl. lilo caught several
aud brought them home, having seven teen alive
the day before his arrival and sever, when they
reached port. tits supposed that the birds were
driven oil the land by late heavy norsh~e vt winds.
There were all completely exhausted when they
came on board ship.
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HIUI'ss 1e Ht1syhchDufg' va -
5dtaktov SO o.. EDWARD D. CHRISTIAN
Sale of Slaves and Valuable Real Estate

NY authority Of order Of the Circuit Court Campbell
county, pronounced At Its October term, 1852
OF SiNcrihon and others l'ercya AMI Others shall
Commissioner tcre TuLspAY the 18th day Of the preu
mouth, III II O'clock, in front Of The Market House In The m
q" l!nchburs sell TO the highest bidder, THREE VALUABLE
SlAN Is, two men and one wonap. -
And on WEDNESDAY, the I6tl day of the present month "a
Commissioner as aforesaid, upon the premises, viii at
public auction the late Residence of Mrs Margaret Perez
lynn, the Canal below lynehburg. This lot contains a
one acre OF ground and has upon Il first rate Brick Dwelling
E"u-c, With all other necessary outianses.
Al the time and place, will sell Acre. Of
lying ano,c the kiusson House BOTH shirs
Tie nd lying btwteii the tannl and River viii, be
to i've paris That thr side will be divided ioo df
acre lots Us near be made shall also sell
time, 10 Acres Of M"nd Land, lying Within miles ,nl
burg adjoining the aas of IL H. suInter, Gro. NJ Bruce
others, GU Winstons Hill. e Nm
This property ~ all too well and ayorably known to require
farther Descriptions rs..a- 4I.-
TEgAsf he Negroes will be sold credit months
the purchaser giving bonds satisfactory security, with
est added. Ihe lands VI be sold IL months mt
with interest added; the purchasers giving bonds with
Factory security and Lie tle retained until
made. -.s.. tt. -.t
ED. D. CHRISTIAN, Commissioner, kc
3-dtl 6nov---lssp csyy -
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A Singular Case of Marriage Under DIFF
ficulties.

llCuibtt6
Yesterday, Deputy Rherff Rycrson was directed
TO proceed to the house y Jaseph Fisher, crrner
Of Graham avenue and Varrt street, Il. d.. aud
serve n writ OF habeas corpns. issued on Wcines-
day. by Judge Eno,t ut PIkeepsic, commanding
the sad Fisher To produce his daughter, Anna
Maria Crcnncr, Wednesday,, the 9ih inst
The writ Was served and proper return nude ly
the Deputy Sheriff.
Tho eircums stances Ut this ease nre said &C. be
M follows: Mr.. + sher is well to Do gentleman
proprietor oi n grocery AT the corner of Graham
avenue and Vars,t street. l.. D., and very fond of
cunning. ANN Maria is his only chill. aged
about sixteen. and very fieuv.
Some months since, Mr.. Fisher went out on
one of his periodical gunntns excursion and at
the solicitation Of his daughter, tbok her with
him. The old gentleman, hearing OF fine sport in
the ncisnborhool Of pukcepsie, thitherward hodud
his steps. Selecting hotel ut which t. leave his
laughter he found one kept by Mir Crrainer. n
young man in moderate circumstances. While ut
this hotel, and while the oil gentleman was in the
woois pursuing game, the Young mnn, Dreamer,
Tell despt ratcly IN love with Miss Fisher. The
passion WAS refrigerated, and marriage was pro-
posed. This tho young lady thought very
mantle, and aeceeiel To. hut WIS icarinl that her
father would never consent. Time sped on, aud no
means presented Itself cf overcoming the fathers
dreaded objection.
AT art the day arrived w!iici the fair Anna
must lease with her father for home 10 act ut
once WAS the only alternative, and at ten O'Clock
they clipped ont # the house and went to II
Squire, by whoan the twain were s,un made one.
THIN back 10 the hotel they 'Hcnt, ;or disclosed
the secret To the father. Ia few hour Mrs.
Dreamer and her 6atin. father thrir way
hume, and arrived safely. Mr. Clcancr t,ok no
steps to claiia his hfidr until two week, since,
when he disclosed the TACT "t their marriage to
Mr.. Fisher, who very indignant thereat and
swore his daughter should never live with her
husband. lie detained her cl ,thes from her, and
would not permit her to leave his house under
any circumstance. Mr.. Dreamer thea applied to
the law for redrets, aud the result was the issu-
ing of the habets co'p,iS by .Iudg Emo't. On
eGnesdny next the examination takes place.
" J.. San.
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House and Lot for Sale.

.A sHAfI, Gunm, Ihcr in fine cas-, Of wa,hncy =.
lie Whitehead and Others, TUESDAY, 10Th day
present month"; November, rcoeed 10 sell, the premises
saic aucvn the HofS MD IoI ia the proceedings
"ned Thu iot contains half an acre n ground, is situate
Payne Col james N. Langh,rne ami the lait redcn
I;l; Jno M 0,ey 1t has good gg!ck Dwelling House AM
TERNscash Tor enough 10 pay es,ns.s of sale The b.
ance on credil Of g ~ and Is months; the purchaser ga,
esoatc notes satsfa orl! endorsed ana little raane
hhai payments made Ell, d. CHRISTI! $.
nov y diIhaov t,onmis. "a. :
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There is q runor that Summer, tho notorious
Sumner, is about to es,gn his seat in the Senate,
marry wife. ard take up his permanent abode
in England. TICS, arc three sensible determine
tions that we had not supposed Summer capable
of-IQr even any Of them. To leave ht coun-
try Tor his countrys good. by his own voluntary
act, dovelopes degree Of patriotism in Sumner
thnt we frankly admit we mad never given him
credit for.
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COM MI- SIONBp'S SAL OF
valuable Tracts Of Ia HI near aampbeilt. h

~ PURSUANT ~ dcs1., Inc Circuit tourt II Cam
pei county IN The Sale, &c, Alexander pr
,"uneed on the s4h day of October, lsJ ile undeis'
" VI" proceed 70 sci, ny way OF PuUlie aarIon, upon ie
haS' On iutsbAf the 9TH ,ky Of DrcHaBkE q the ~
my atupl,eii county mud hat miles from am
nc , o"IrIn"use upon which !he late Mrs Sarah .eh"na,
nc. % 2onii Ajax llic dccI resided. abe tract eo,al
n'"V l Acres and viii be lald Ia. TWO parcels dspiea
fouhi! foah-te parcel Lac South ele II tie road c'
I " esil'natc between s0o ned 800 Acres; and li' M
u' .,"r'h Side, between coo aud 100 he nlrofti
IRE a o me ees quality, CONSISTING II eominodous @
b"eH"g bthk Ohcp, and all the Outhoases. Wheat CO.. :
sl iooarco bnrns and Servants Houses desirable up"
,e amt productive estate rhcy upon the parcel s.
W we road onu arc too well known fq're particular
fe lands are well wacrtd, and ,,ubc i abt
he eheosures anu buildings IN exceeni repHr Itie
tc anu wei assorted rcIarA AMI Of the tosl n!
''H"Ved Iaratns IN te county attached to the dwelling hV
!, crop oi heat bas been seeded of -bilshis) is
rtf-hs desiring u Inspect the promises Win mud Eda -
rae Esl of Mr. ivunihfnd fife Managcr, the preih'
wAo VIII give any iHforsnato On desired = '''t -.
lie lcfms OF sale Will be credit of l. and years ela
n s,'nen. with iIteIest ile te das d sale Nesaf
noes 10 We given enthusiastically chdorsa payable at QUA ." H.
, h%aks N me C,Y % Lli!ehbpts an lie a reia'ed ~
On lie day fi,aia, DC Srpp Stock Plantation Tools ar
yuscnpa pnd kite.sn viii Dc sold ni'h Ut f.
" NV AalIEisirtts VI Ara Alexspet, ti.s
'is ureaasr 70 pssgtr al need l supplies upon the so
NC say VIZ es,tnii,,lyo " ~. ~, iB ibe gard .
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DEATH DRAMArIzED.-A prose drama h As Just
appeared IN tho French and German Ian gunge,
with the tleot death" yet its leading ohje It to
show thai in the universe there in no DEATH The
scene j. laid in Norway-the time thu sum ner of
1896 The chief interest of the drama Is cent, ed on
The heroine, WHO'S shot by her lover to SAVE her
commits suicide by stabbing himself The Lon
don Critic says at is u singular produ 81 ION.
Probably it is the first time in dramatic ncl.i. ye.
ments that the biteof mad dog formed tho the, ne
nd furnished tho catastrophe"
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20 taa Physicians of the Southern States
W iii G3nuiiie Ioguac Brandy,
WI . Genuine Polt Vine
WSlfe ) Genuine Z. ldeiIa Wine,
W,Ea NINA Sba-r-r w; ,

Wolfe ) Genuine IL aaeiIa Wine,
Wo4fss 1eauine Sherry Wine.
AN n"" supplying IA trade with pure Cognac Braudg
b'', b't. lnr med. al AM private h,
that has crowned m, ,rts place II pure Ill! it,n M
reach of al" l.er The nae ii Aromatic ,chie,lam schnapy
and Ia drive Oh. at The market le rncous pounds , as
"H tr 'sh' thu county, led m"y le'ns druggists, ati-
c1Ars IA mc,,d me-, f some years past,
pursue ta same j. otri Ia arcu ~ ijrand,.
s'id have e'piod wi these request from Al. .llrivs !o.
"g" bus "'N r4vrci fro il u. Ih, fc, owing
o.'.aa l,cs OF Brandy France. .ucn; sit
hess OF le gra" crop To- yeas there nict
~, pcn /, inp,r chnii,- brandy, p il and IL
II Il" moderate prices .rtdilr! me- aa crop
t'o As1 , previously nd The prospect ,aj ibua
"h"'d rle's OF BraEiy nave ae the ten ynrs
as' lac dty Brandy is asy cny per ,A oa er AMI
""'c h'" made araug,leiis "a four atrty eAVrsers
rac i"e highest reac, and regularly receiving cot
S,n,il Vi The best Co ai., ..i bolia. and
s>ias voices Geiuhe Goyhao nrund!. guarantee with
nay sa Labels ami certificates the Brand, bottled by me- us
Ia pntr "n!altrated trjrit, ana viii be ioll When ~
"S !c'ihe "e'efa or cordial, hea.ia, and isora
in IL IA, .'ven Matte, VI complain. that bo,il,
OF iuTt u'nxcd French Brany, very ohAia
"hi ' ''th'ser nine times N ten, d.ct,ed
ninniaclfe miaiion OF ali desert Hs VI ardent s /,
hr" i' us iisi price has bcca the ~ xuts
ana selars have turned ,u.r TO- aud u,o,. u rad
Ions d" tie sooaiicd French iirandy have been scattered nm
h'a! i)Hsh the land and haya hee,, the ,4i.y cans m
deis 'd les cIaees AMI crimes have thousands
To an grave, se,tes 10. ers from ,elirinnI lr.fncn, ina
hAp1a IN horrors hsns u&no, a, ul.h ,Ir.ei, ed
h's'' beg al 10 make uiadsn Ioank aid -a II n, lin,
pnr Frchch Grand. CO.
nae ,ir.e@ t french ;;Fa.s need mol bo Ll ,y mn,
They hoas world IA a Inl .u., ar ain
s'.lsai II e. Frech nalial ps.liaa, call ~.
p Ia VIZ ids "4ivE OF ILL.,. But a,i,es i, only A,,
tirH AMI Ia idesa'e MaHuae:a ,y fearful inrr
dieaIs u IKE COOL haLilio. mes death rnk IA
innocent iens Of thousands race =, r.,., t.-t,
eN have commenced importing B.anl bo!,l. Rand sell
ftrt. =.
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Valuable Isa,Des River Farm,
With Negroes, STICK, Ii rODS, &c. for S,,o

sSt SHALL. TrEspAy, the I'D day of No rnber 80
%33 on the premises. al piic aletion Sell m, lPN' =
-s-iain,ng about 500 Acres in the county Of tamnll,
joining Judge lsohcrson Wni Cough Col NJ Langbo,,a
Others. about ti't pIcs from Lynel,buts innviacx Nv
James Hs err ;d ,k:,awi Can, and Within few bu np
yard. OF the South side Jsroad About hall Of hi. M
ia original growth al good in,hfr and al .cLed IN il
cd one OF hc bs' FIRMS hfapper Virginia The land I i; t
well enclosed unser ncw slnces BE- Ia lh at of tn,it
and has about lJ0 Acres wei in Orchard Ora,
Herds Grass ani lover ami Orchard u.,n il ~
prpttncnls are Brick Dwelling House, tia ak rooms
Kitchen an Oversccrs House. Negro Cabins stabcs = ne
Houses Wheat Barns, foh.cco Barns with nh o,brr mn,
sary ou,uoaSes MpA or4N hnprov cheiis have bsen re
built. r d - - .'''''-'
At the same time, wfi saI23 LIKELY yEGpors ,u..
,olngl cun.isfina or MAJ Wn,ta, bows and s my
aad Mails neng v,p ny ans bleptl alarex nov win, "A,
by Red ESD lose % OS, 10 lch Clws and calys %
head OF Ihcr Catd 10 lat If HOGS fte Cows ar, n,
and Devon. and tho Hogs Chester Icr youn
Devon Butt stpr ~ tYre!s or Corn, with shucS Tons
from sanc and Strnw from JOl bushels II Wheel,
Drn lhnahs Nh chine. Wagons and arnes Cnrt ami
Plantation Toose y-,- '
IAGMs -tfh Of The lchase neney for tn, land vii \,
required in casn or neSlie mote satisfactorily riorse al
oil and years. bands iii good p,rsa.l seear,, bean-
nlrrrs. FROM day, ana Little retained Until pirclas. m,.cy is
paid ia near,s md oiher properly, 80 mi b. ,ll
on ercnt Y hoaS NJ ;Iabic noIes aior endera
would prefer selling tc Land, Negroes Stock Crops
together 60 any wtshre 10 purclasJ in that way
gam maybe ind, and upon my time tina, reasonable
Wo.hl ask = 49, l.. 90
Mf wills n. Mays viii sh,w tue place any one wish;
~ see II. ~ va. H.EsA .'~
Address me at1.ynchburg, VA 4
Oct y-ttIkn.yv .. EDWARn u CIIRISTIAx
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~. osi, nc hk,"a"J. Bdhf ..
Main strces. EymcnpnDg, Wa.

Main strces. aymcnt,nrg, va.
ALL STYLE PREM1U NJ HATS.
- rIlrZERs is the place 10 bu! your rs under his
Aown Inspections b. tie celebrated ~ork,nea that
ie IfoJsi. lie IL furnishing customers with
htu,i ncst ilaL ual proec,. There Is noin,
liz n IIa city. Iey Hat vi the
lih rY b.aliiu. lilo does design being cgoistica
but wLi bod! mus IA therefore, you
Hat I" eclipse all other ia beauty STYLE durability aud
hn. peculiarly aspi,l form head
/! bcau.iII!, s.ll1rr's is The place Ia get H.
lie would also call attention stock of SOFT Fct
HAS, grade quality, Servants Hats great
~ hne tuth, Velvet ami Plush Oas, Chidren's Fanny
Hats at iaes hiing Halls, and all kinds Hats
10 urdc III tle siJitusl !oite.
Cali a@ers rac.I a i,iter, for bargains ut the sign
lhe Bi' Bi-k IAr nov l2-ds
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FUTURE 1bAYs.
Valu able Courthouse Primarily e., c.,

Valuable Courthouse Property Fol Sale
"a THE undersigned will, on MONDAY next, NovrNnrr
k Court day sch az public auction without ,, se,,
HOUSE AND LOT at Campbell Courthouse formerly oa a
by Mrs Nancy Reid and heretofore occupied by r. a
j. f. Jordan. The La contains about 20 Acres has AUS and
Garden and an excellent Orchard of select Fruit Trees I
Glost liberal Inducements offered TO suitable
ample time will be given upon the payments The nndsr, s,a
DR. Mcrryman a. Jordan or A. :. Reid will show the 80
to any dtsrous of purchasing NV premises
nov Last EDWIN r. ropn..
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BYeC-.R. PHELPS. Aue,ioneer.
Truste els s al of a To-

Tru st els Sale of Lot
EsY virtue Of deed executed TO the undersigned 5v
~ Hcndrkrn and his wife, dated 10th November iss ad
accorded In the Clerks office OF the Court the Couna and
Campbell In trust to secure the debt therein mentioned
on uRDAY the 24th day Of SEPTEMBER 1850 anon H., mai
misses proceed to sell at public auction FOR cash. THE re
Franklin I'LL near the city OF Lynchburg In said deed @ IN
cd, with the improvements thoreonhe LOT
sold by Henry Davis 70 James Mclaughlin, Win from 9
Alley Of 2t feet and trimming back 1872 feet as de,ch IN
said deed. ROBT. j. DAVIS T.aoti In
sept 15icod2iset - A'use'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. above sale Is postponed un,, >
morning, the 18th Of November at IL orloc sA
viii, 10 consent, take place al the Market House ""t
S-dt2nVy r. 7 n r..
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IN . " /. | s. MES,
1''' A-"' So-lei vi lain aud Market Staeets
,,,,. s.yncA arg, Va.
A|iNG associated ou,xei, rs together FIR fhs nu,no 4,
-. auhs general Gr'cery md C0nasjsston Bsinfss a.,
pi ! Nv ~ aaad sapt5 of FAMILY GROCERIES =.
- pl ,o1Ds, &c, to which We invite III. 49, 80
're'4s ahd 'he public generally ' :" 50 go - =
sept l5-dscly - = 8, 49,
X I'D GLOVES, SILK and Cloth Gam,