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&fQal A0tites.

TvHIS is TO GIVE. NOTICE THAT THE
SUBSCRIBER hath obtained from the Orphans, Cont for RaI
tmor city, Maryland, letters of administrator with
the viii annexed, on the estate Of NATHANfEI i wv
ETH late of Cambridge, Mass, deceased All nersons
having claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof To- the sub
scrber on or before the 2h day of May 1860 they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said
queStcd 70 make immediate payment Given under my
hand this 2lst day of November 1859 '
~ JEREMIAH WHEELWRI CHIT,
n22IaW4WN administrator with the win annexed
TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
n scbe has obtained from the Orphans of Balti-
more city m Maryland, letters testamcntary the estate of
PHILIP EULON, late of said city, deceased All persons who
have claims against the said deceased, hereby warned m
scribcr, before day of lime Ise9 t ~
may otherwise by law be excluded from all heneft ~
said estate All persons indebted to the said eStatn or
requested to maj mmedate payment Given under NV
hand this 2Sth day of November, 1889 ~ "i"er my
u2glawiw* JNO W. WALKER Evao,to.
II THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
lClIEs SITTING IN EQUITY, November nth 1S59-A
c. DUNN ct di rs w. A DUNN-Orlered that tIs 81,
made ana reported by Lewis Mayer Trustee for The a Of
the property IN the proceedings mentioned he ratified
Contrmed unless cause to the contrary thereof he
or before the 18th day Of December next Pyorip1 n
copy o. this order be inserted in some newspaper printed
in Baltimore, in each OF three successive w1es he
fore said 18th day of December next "S>' "e
The report states the amount of sales to be 81 500
III - GEO +. SANGSTON, Clerk
,s,o True Copy, Test-GE0. Z. SANGSTON,
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That applica-
ton will he made to the Mayor and City Council TO
CLuSh GBJNDY STREET, from McMechen to Iaurens
McMeehen street as laid down upon Poppeton's pl It.
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dllaW3W " 80 NM ~,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR RAITrI0PI

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Getty LGITG1P i. Trustee, HAYWARD ct al
sales made and reported by Hugh L. Bond trustee
ne ratified and confirmed unless the contrary
thereof be shown before the December
next provided copy ofthis in some news
paper printed in Baltimore, each three success
siye weeks before the said last mentioned day.
The Report states the amount of sales to $4,000
WIN. ii. H. TURNER, Clerk
True Copy-test-WM II. H. TURNER,
,Dt Io-voV-
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in THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
AClTY.-JANE A. MOORE rs. ALFRED V. PRYOR.
Ordered this 2st day of November, 1889 that the
and reported by John Carson Trustee in the aoregong
be ratified and confirmed, unless contra
thereof be shown before the day December
neXtProrideda copy of this order be inserted in some
daily newspaper published in the city Baltimore once
December, 1850
The report states the amount of sales to be $lAoO
WIN. II. II. TURNER Clerk
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SPENCES PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT
~ WATER COOKING RANGE
SILVER MEDAL AWARDED AT THE LAST FAIR OF
THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE
Laying purchased of Mr. MOORE formerly with Mrssrs
STANLEY d co., the exclusive right to make use and
vend that justly celebrated COOKING RANGE known as
CCSSPPEENSGGES fAT ,ENT HOT AIR AND Hot WAFER
GophING RANGE' prepared to put nm aid
Range in thorough wOrkmanlike manner at the shortest
possible notice. and upon most reasonable terms and guar
ateed to give entire satisfaction All persons having the
Range in use can application either in person or
sary forrepars, tic ~ f'' -'N'''
For sale wholesale and retail only by
Projectors of BALTIMORE STOVE WORKS,
46 and As Light street,
ND ,,-, Baltimore, Md.
D. n lD trade It.aotf
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d % 60. - FOR THE
EA- " Il :; = ITT7T5 80 , WEST AND SOUTH

k11Z -1sR-RaE MARYLAND R4jLRO1D
OPEN TO GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGS, MILL
On and after the 18th of October, the cars viii Iaay
Station for 0wings Mills at 756 A. 81 Rttnrnin, "a" 49,, ~,
Owngs Mills at and II 4. NJ. The o'clock train eonr.
WIN OMNIBUS Tor FelsterSton and Manchester for which
PLACES tickets are sold at reduced prices "''''''
0Ia.L IRWIN 4 TAYLOR
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WIN. II. H. TURNER, Clerk
True Copy, Test-WM. H. H. TURNER,
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WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS.

eco ILLIAM f. GETTY.
E&5a1 DEALER IN FOREIGN
"zHzaAsS5 = u r. - AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
D II. CORNER CALVERT AND LoMB. RID STREETS
Tnritec attor.;,x ,.-. Baltimore
BRANDIES, ' $4,000" '''0N u
WINES,
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G@s~ TNrN;S;Isss TRANSPORTATION LINE,
lNi1ANL Through the Delaware and RaYitHI,ap
n. =, Chesapeake and Delaware Canals
,fof the conveyance Of Merchandise, Produce ParNsg.
low rates ~ ~ ' ~ 'N''' 81 'e'N
Through between New York Baltimore wtborf
tfahshpment in 30 hours, in Iron Steamers with wat.
tight compartments '''
FOR NEW YORk-A Steamboat leaves Baltimore fan,
times week from No 3 Light street wharf '''i
FROM NEW Notwithstanding leaves in like name
for Baltimore tour times week from Eiver
No. Z. ''
forwarded Immediately with cGrrfree of ali rEsr% ~ o.
~ Marx Goods destined for this RouteInlsn, pr,.,,.
Line '' ''i'ii'4
The safety, regularity and dispatch o! this inc t,
with the moderate rates charged commend it IN the I
q desirable nedtum fu conveying ever, SesS,t
f'eFn" ,gT ); a. SHRIN ER, Agent,
10, Light street wharf, Baltimore
aulgtr ".DALIELl.Aeent,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18
A "Reminiscences.

The Washington correspondence the Memphis
Eagle and Enquirer, states that Mr.. Buchanan.
in letter addressed to souse committee In Balti-
more. in February, 1852. denounced Mr.. Fill
more's Administrator for the enurmity Of its pub
lie expenditures, when they amounted to consider
able less than one-h"!f OF what they now are. and
proposed as the only remedy for such extrava
gancc, tho election of Democratic President"
The idea of Old Buck complaining of Fillmore's
x,ra,agance, and then, in his own Administra-
ton. doubling the expense Of Filmores, is one of
the best jokes OF the season. There is a sublime
impudcncc abou, Democratic politicians that some:
times challenges our admiration in spite Of our
selves Practically. they seem to consider it no
harm in party to steal the horse boldly. while
it is terrible crime in the other. even to peep
over the fence dat reaiam corrs. coiun,bas cen-
ri raj
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Accusation of Cuba,

WAsnIsG1oN, Jan. D.-At n Senatorial Demo-
cratic caucus held to-day to consider tho Pres-
dents proposition 10 acquire Cuba. Mr.. Douglas
defined his position. lie favored the bill, but
thought the prospect Of purchasing it gloomy
enough but was unwi lling to withhold the power
to make the attempt
lie thought the President would not endorse
the measure without strong grounds Of hope. lie
believed the effort To be frutless, and that the
only practicable mode for it's acquisition was an
occurrence of another Black Warrior to seize
the Island and ncgotiac afterwards.
On nn informal account. SlidePs bill was gen
orally agreed to--thete being four or five dissen
tors The Committee Foreign Relations will
report the bill in n few days.
McsSrs Hunter, Mason and Shields thought
action at this time impnlic
Me~srs. Tversou, Tombs. Gwin, Davis and Slid
ell favored the bill Mr.. DAVIS disagreed with
Mr. Douglas idea about the forchc seizure; he
thought the only way was to purchase. 1t was
moved that they take the vote which Mr.. Doug.
las opposed the ground that caucus action
would not blind them party measure"
Tie Wat Department has sent orders to knnsa,
To employ four or five military companies as Il
JoSge coamititns to enforce the law against Mont
gomery's band of despcradocs.
II il sdii the friends of the French Spoliation
Bill will makean effort this week 10 pass it. under
the operation ofthe previous question.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

Darn FROM USING PHosruoRrs.-FromB Bin gen
in the Grand Duchy Of iiessc. we hear of u sin gu
lar accident from the use Of friction matches by
which physician lost his life. 1t appears that q
DR.. Cause, of Budesheim. was recently visiting
patients in a neghboring village, and on tie
road concluded that he would smoke cigar. In
lighting match some of the gnited phosphorus
few upon one of his fingers, burning it severely
The pain extended. aud became intense that
the Doctor, who had the necessary instruments
by him. cut out the wound and let it bleed freely
but without experiencing any relief. lie then
returned to Budesheim and had the finger ampu
ta,cd. The poison had, however. by this time M
inoccula,ed his system TINT the loss of his finger
Of no avail. Meanwhile physicians had ar
rived from Bingeu. who declared that his only
hope lay in immediate amputation Of the entire
arm. The unfortunate man underwent this ope-
ration without marmur. but it likewise proved
useess-in few hours he was a corpse.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18
A Welcome Visitor.

The Norfolk Herald under the above title says:
"John Robin Mcdaniel Esq, President of the
Virginia ard Tennessee Railroad. has just paid
our city visit. Mr.. McD. has evinced great in
t'rest in the prosperity Of this section, and is one
Of the most influential advocates of the Norfolk
an St. Na1aire steamers
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Going to Europe in a Balloon.

Mr.. John La Mountain the aeronaut, is again
in this city. where he will remain IA few days.
Hs hs. made arrangements for the constrsction
In /, ,tDp Of balloon with which he designs TO
make nm attempt to cross the Atlantic next SUM
mer. The money is to be furnished by'a wealthy
cent,eman If thu modern Athens, who has sufi-
ren, nidenee in the practicabiity Of the scheme
r., make a venture in it, The balloon il t., b. uf
silk. with an ascensise power which will make it
capable Of carrying lie-boat stocked with provi-
Sims and four passengers The power it is de-
si.ned 10 employ is The gun-cition enginc--dne
If Which. owned by u gentleman Of Springfield.
Mas. has been tested, and found TO operate salts
iaetarlly Before the',en,ure at sailing over the
occan. it j. Designed 10 make three bong voyages,
starting from western cities for the purpose f lcs-
ting tia capacity oi the b,loln and the effect of
tha eupIoy mrnt 1T machinery. Mr.. Wise, the
.fi.frr If ball1oning III America" who has been
IN consultation with Mr.. La Mountain, approves
Of hi, plan in all its details, and will give
him the brheiit Of his rcna kable experience
IN suggestions rs to the manner of carrying it
out - Ifoy inns.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

Among the many stock companies htely forme !
in ST. Petersburg, is one under the auspices OF The
Duke Of Mecklenburg to build chear and healthy
lodging for the poor. Tn. capital no 600 was all
presses, and all the Imperial family are among
the stockholders.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

\ beautiful illustration Of the sleep Of plants
discovered 10y LinnmnS is given in 7he HHsehoid
ITo,ds The leaves of the common chickweed--
stcllaria medica-e,ery nightnprroach each other
in pairs 50 AS II include within their upper sur
faces the tender rudimcnts Of the Young shoots :
and the nppermost pair but one Mt the end
of the stalk ARE furnished with longer leaf
stalk than the others. that they cl se upon
the terminating pair. and protect the end Of the
sho t Thus exemplifel the cmjusnl love
and the parental care of the plants.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
Dr. BRYAN AKERS, ArcrIoxrIR.
AND PEREmpromx .A.E

IMPORrANT AND PEREMPrOxS sA..E
>! DO WORTH DF DRY q a'pS Ar Att iIbN.
~ thu nre nnd'f the Wa. li"usa. Main
friiay Night January IA h. &c :" oe!"rk. T. NJ .nd
cm'hhr "ari DIV and evening matt / /, itsp sd l.
Ssi"A - cry d,y al 10 NJ snI , + NJ or Lsdis
ms sioux c"mprs the trse~i ct by G. ,"ls
eN'r offered at auction tl- city, part 4
French AID English Broad Cotis Skins c,zsmrrrs,
l"".i >atfnes kttarky Jrlu NeStugs handkerchief,
q nj Nh'"is IND Shirts ira~er.. Olives BrareS
81 AW Is = fr"nc, tr"rh. shawis, long aud slrsr-
t'"nth I'm ani BY States, oil long aud sIa,re;
- h III ti- Casliia"re rhbc Wui Sedas trintcd cash
ani Lima Shaw,s. & OAKS t.r
DRESS t.DDS-M.,ire Aniilne. hlark and fancy siky
Porin- French Cashmere iohe- a,nh wan Ilsd, srtch
Gala Pi,d- Parmr ~, Coturss del Prts
Nnsu-.
LINENS Dorblc Satin Damask Table CltLs sizes and
pNrrns. Sapkins Dllys plain Linen, I'D l,rsu
linen C"ihs extra iuc Shrcng and fowe.lns anI
Ladies iHrn iIandkercl.is Hos cry,
Mars lilies Counerp'nrs l. butts. Shooting Ribbon
Bound ~ ns"s aud in iaet ever, Thing usual found
class Dry 10 lis store
The Ladies' r"pe fully y.ied attend. Sars 10
A. M2p NJ. aud T. NJ. All goods ~srrsnted
jan Il DIS AkERS, Anc inrrr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

Tn. sru J,x,,,v,s \ru op,r,xs Uouors h,
~ ri,. a,,.';,., ,.,,t ~, l,,,l. ,,r \.w
o.i,.n .a,,,,",aI - ,h n.',.l m,,,,,.rv and
INSTRUMENTATION. r W ~. " !, a:a,, Sat-,
i, .,,',a ;,,,o.,., - ,ha ,o,.,,r,,,,n and
, H., "s io, I'' ~ ,;,;,,. '',, i, .rce
,',,'t' H.. '' m',," ""' '''A .
T,'" ~. '.,a "a. .1 l., I;o,, Ga,
SEAT, ,n Canal .,reo, ub.ncc ,h.y filed into Ln.
- Nv, ,"'' 49, w.. ' 'Ii',aI H., an
.".o." l"'''; "u''. VI. w.. ',l, r.. ,!ona
rI e.. aI -. .,'a"'i - -, "n..nh p" w,. c,l,eI
Ia, s., cs'.,' ANU .pee" "'pe" WIS
"'- ~ ,',' r eas '', a,s anil, ,,,,nco, :, ,b.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18
Candidates for Clerkship.

bh5- CLERKsHIP OF TEE HusrINGs CorRT.-l re-
specially myself for the inee Of CLERK
OF the hu .inss Court, Of The city OF Lynehbhrg
5htdoie. WV ". sENPLE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

RIGnr REy. Bsnor CoBn..-Thc Right Rev
81 shop CobLs, of Alabama has resigned the pa
r,mhin charge Of St. johns Church. Montgomery,
in consequence Of increasing Episcopal labors: and
the Nr-try have unanimously elected the late assist
an, minister, the Rev, John VI. MITCHELL to the
rcctars hip
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

Bk11- | am Il candidate for reelection to the
;lerk.bip II the Court al Hastings r this city.
jan sdtd,ie JAMES BESAGH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

The obor Suul NJ riders Ut the ch tInls OF the
relic, ci and ed by few
Ointment preceded hy lamentations. WHO sunrr
from tl.s" Of the franz should lose tim
heed -. his reny warning sold at the mandatory ""
~ Maiden Lane Now York. and by all Druggists BE r
and : Ian II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18
By &. r. PHELPS. ArcrloxErR.
TEny vALUAn.r xHa. E~TATE az

NENT VAICAHLE KEAL EsTATE ON
JEFFERSpN STREET AT AUCTION o. TUES.
II Ny AFTERNODN. the lrih inst VIII soil ~ public aur.
wiholi ihtt valuable IL NBtR HOUSE
~ ct and running ha 10 the Canal lately
~ hs nyiclf This property is well known qirp
further d. rinin The hui dngs have lately erected
the substantial it'll
Hcng the Forwarding Receiving md Comm s4ion
Terms ul.s liberal and made known at sale
e. K. rnEi rs Auctr,uccr. ID. b. PHELPS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

El3' We are requested to announce JCAltSt.
bIb AXE e1ndisi@ fr th. Tier ssni,, f IL" lsihgf
81 The ii I.ynchb irg fifu J itttr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18
NEW CONCERN The nnder-ig ned, on ,se


CLARK lJSo. HOLT
NyEW CONCERN-Th- nnder-ign-d, on the
~ LAT entered In roparncrsp for the purpose
conducting cra Frodpco Business. under the
sylc hrm at CLARK HOLT. and vi receive con-
sguucut TnBACCo. wHIAT, fLoCH. cons, sc whirh wi,
receive Iroui rerso al nitrn We hope by cl"se
n and r"ncl1al'y IN he discharge OF hnsnd.s to merit the
patronage" 81 LIBERIA y le,towed npon prcde essor
We rctrr To the hn,i Of Lyme hburV generally.
u bhtc Nam Stcct, doors above Exchange Corner
and "pposte Morale N Co. CLARK X HOLT.
(NARD.-I. on the st inst, connec,rd with me
II in the Commission tnsncss Mr. JNI ID HOLT. late of
Hal fix II Va and take this orraan "a return Tn sinks
old friends and The liberal he-tnw
ed ntn anh solicit for the n OF
thor :avor promising eHors advance,
VIEW Rpspe
jan -.d3ml JNO CLARK.
NOJ1CE.-Wr hnvc nss0c tinted with IL, ur.
~ W. JoYStR who has been with years. AMI
VIII continue the business Gndcr the nam"f JONES CO.
occupied by Mr. jaime Winston will always be fou
a large stock OF GROCERIES, AND FINE 10, OH-
RICHMOND, January lat. 1859. ,n IDIOT.
80 barrels OF Shrrmons Rye whisky;
lt9 Gibson. ihilade Ihis Rye whisky
"h various other brands, choice;
100 Appc B,andy:
~ Casks 81 6nc Frcn, h brandy
10 wipes of Holland t'u;
- raks Of Port. MADEIRA Hui Malaga Wine
"on taries OF Whisky, Gin and French Brandy
1en turc IIun for fotacconists;
In Eshr,ts e Sides and S,"nllcrs
.hU Barrels coffee Crushed Pow d, rcd and GRADUATED
Leak # Nai,s;
100 l''k"n "t Cords Of all sizes
100 COG Crgar,:
A. i'ai,l, Of Ale ard cider;
~ 'i"esh.l,is of n q sugar:
20 hnrrcs II y. O. Mula.se-;
For salehy JONES co,
jan i-tts No r Main Str ct, Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

The Norfolk Argus calls meeting Of the peo-
pie of that city for tomorrow night, to put in
nomination, Gen. GEO. Blow OF Norfolk for the
Office Of Commissioner of the Board of Public
Works. The Norfolk people insist that the inter
ests of that section Of the State. vitality interested
as it is in the Internal Improvement system of the
State, should be represented in the Board of Pub
lie Works by one Of their own citizens.
This meeting to put Gen. Blow in nomination
is the next Test thing to the independent annunci-
alton of his name by the candidate himself. As
general thing we wouldconsider this the best plan
With Mr.. Treiway and Gen. Stova we now
have three independent candidates before the peo-
pie. 1t is now manifest that no nominee of Con-
vention could be elected even if a Convention
were to be held-whch we consider extremely
doubtful In this view of the case it would he the
best plan for the other candidates who ars candi-
dates upon a condition" to announce themselves.
independently, at once. A great deal may be
gained by being early in the field, and great
deal may be lost by procras,ination and DELAY
The people want to have all the candidates before
them so as to make an intelligent choice. Unles.
other aspirauts appear, it is plain that the grsa
mars of the pc pie will soon settle down upor
their choice between the three gentlemen who ar,
already before them for their suHrages
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

A DEAD HpDY PIT THE CARS Az DRIED APPLES
Yesterday afternoon a box was put on hoard the
express for thiscity at Rhnebec4, dried apples,
directed IA follows
{. VI. INGERSOLL.
Chambers Street
~ DAVIS.
Wien the cars arrived at the Chambers street
dried apple. and it wa this morning opened, and
found Ia contain IA coffin.
Coroner Jackmun was imm diatcy sent for, who
went directly 10 the depot i'll company with two
phy scians. and ordered the box Ia be sent to the
Third ward Station-house.
II was accordingly removed to the Basement OF
the ding aud the Coroner was about to hn,e
il recipe ,el when Col. Zad ,ck Pratt entered, in
a state of grent excitement, and said he was the
owner OF IT, lie WIS asked what it contained, and
10 this question replied, by demanding if the box
had been opened.
The question being repeated, lac finally answer
FL that II goods iSr hls daughter, that he was
taking t. New Haven.
We Lave opened HE lid. aud there is n coffin
il it," Re lied the Coroner.
The lanel being info rmcd Of this, exhibited
great su, prlsc. ind then nd he would state the
r,,t4. 1hc deceased WAS lis granddaughter, and
daughicr Of Col. lnscrroll Of New Haven. who
NUv visiting at his house last summer, and died,
anl was buried in lrattsy lie. and that he was Ia
king the remains to New Haven, to be buried in
tiir fam, vault
lie iuttier SAID. that If they would send tor GER
tam mcy wh"m he named, they W nd find his
statement. Ia be true. Que of the named,
sen Tor and soon after arrived. lie said that
the Col ncl's version Of tie affair wa. CORRECT, and
the Coroner allowed the box to be removed with
cut BEN. "pcnel--Ae~ lork Post, Saturday.
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~ FATE IL LYNCH Ri RG In accordance decree
Of the Circuit Court Of the city of iy chburg made I'd
day Of December 1851 in snit styled Jam Rnysier.
rnie, Plaintiff VS. Joseph Boil ann and others Il, fond
ants hail a. Sp ccal COMMISSIONER. offer for SUE
ton. the premises TUESDAY,, the nth day II JAN.
fARS. lr59 A. nc'ck. y NJ. the valuable LOf AND IN
PROVE MESfS in the occupancy of Francis Miller
Esq tied on Is nch fiis Street fronting Street
~ feet AMI running back 9Th Alley ~! feet be
-
TERMS OF SALE-Cash will b. require for much US
will detray the Of sale the rsidu In ttr,c
credit - and II months, interest added the purchaser
10 execrtr bonds ~ TIA" crcl p'ymc:s with goo personal
nrily and The title lie retained the lu,h
is pail
The above de- rec auth rzes p'ate sale, should it be
deemed rNqtdicnt Proposals the purchase IL sal Wop.r
y. addressed to at Richmond, Va ,hn : Ba Iymh-
burg, wil be answered. JAMES u RDYSrEh,
dec very tuesday Ian Sue, ial Comm
POSTFOSENEST. abose .a ir il ppsl.
ponrd utti. TUESDAY,. III" Ign of JAM ti ~
JAMES Is RofS IEH. spec.a Comm issioner
jan lldcvervtu-sdayti sjanl g. X iulrs. Auc,ioneer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

lzy~ am candidate ilr the office III Clerk OF
he Iia,tilss Count of L. nrhbnrK j. y. q D.DOS.
i-iti1c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

II SHALL sell. nj tho same time, N half mere Of
GROUND. on Franklin lila beautiful LOt-on which
There is good Well of wafer J. y. GORDON.
i.Ia Ii dian