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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13
SALES BY AUCTION.
FuTuRE DAYS.
EXECUTORS SALE OF
Lam, Negroes, CrePs, Steck. &c. Ar

- PCRst' ANT is the lasi VIII ana Testament .
~ Ttrs<s ,es'd. viii proceed sel Ut uu,i 'ahe
--upa liz he I'D day of So.rNntp ,s
yaua6r TRACT OF IANn.e which the tesiai.r r.s ls
time Aaii adjoining the hands OF Pleasant Bon al 10
Wnsi. III aad others In the county Of Bedford ne,, T.
pike containing about 72s Acres 1t very rar.y hn arr
liable Tract OF Land h offered at public aueto II al
Il neat Brick Dwelling House. containing rom. ,as on
necessary Outhouses, Oice Stables Tobacco Ba,n IN all
shops. &e. About ne-half ol this tract In ,imr otk
ton cleared land IL neatly eel In Clover and %
the tract Il very productive and wo adabir and
growth of Wheat Corn, Oats and Tobacco has m The
excellent Fruit Trees The land - well watere being %
ell with number Of excellent springs a6ordlne wafer l
IT, |. immediately the New London and Reeky AZ "a"
Turnpike about miles from Lynchbarg, which e!. oui
being excellent Tavern Stand gitl III"
20 mies Of the Va Team Railroad. IL is also in nm aui
neghborhood convenient 10 churches Of different
tions school houses, miils, and posi- oniees 'h--
The land will be surveyed before the day Of and
cd expedient may be divided " suit purcssera eea-
lying county of Franklin. the other tract NJ
the lands Of Lewellcn r. Powell aud Others. About
this IN woods and is web adapted growiI Of
baceu Corn, Mheat, Clover dc, and Is, well a. H.
tract under good fence and has Tobacco Bars hf
will sell at The tiIn5 aud place THIRTEEN Al H.,
BILE SLAVES, consisting Of Men, Women Boys and - A.
all quite young. Amongst them xc.Il.n
servants, well field hands Also head of osc
including Mule, stock of Cattle Yoke Of Oxen s,
Kitchen Furniture PnHt on Tools Backsmi's n ana
bushels Of Wheat and quantity of Corn oa,
Fodder, &e. ' ah1
Terms liberal an,l made known the day of sale
uAkDAWAI "A. TURNFp
oct / '-ctZ2noP Executor oi Admire Turner. dec,1
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CnILNDWEE SPRINGS FOR SALE,

h Undersigned, Commissioners appointed by decree d
HE circuit Court of Sn,t, county Ia the of b. T. AAf
NM others a2n,usl Benjamin Patterson and others WILL on
liSnAN the 18th day of oroaER next, being the ar '
"' li'e or!nhr term of Su,,h County Court. sell on
door oI the C.sr House of Smy, county, .. au To-
GLIDING ie eetctracd CiillhONEE StIPlitE SlElNGs,
uh'ra e1st in Mtcna virtue by IN the
STATE iN' Springs have aa from the earliest settlement q"
Ia" 'annlr great celebrity; have effected man, remarkable
eur :: hi't been much rcsor,cd To by visitors when
ha"h rid lr bah aud We doubt nc. would b. rr~red to
-! h"i'r"'S al'I III asand- II improved hey should be
lhH arr situate" within ub ,ut a mile me irgna & Ten
htH~. tdI"it III The county of SRyf, y'll! If NE
thic irk Of oision. In " the bcauiNd
r"g 'ns oi The Souti-S railrsri .l co.. ri cheap
rrnie could sr made along level Nale.. ''m III"
Nr-ma X ie'incssec Raiiroad 10 the slI.e-. >rhs
hi and rain,e of supplying any nnn,r u, v-or, iu the
&r'Hi'> are lhnd' aud abort heaufl f'r fais'
l." an extensive establishment Capitalists u in, 10 e.
anime 'hc property, Investment s.,,, Il GUS
grta, attractions.
lEEMN-l le s'ie tn Ia n credit al one . a,' e
hlr years. with interest thereon from All ~ eNi,-
"i me year The purchasers 10 give and approved 5
'"rhs ami the title retained til the money paid
BEVERLY L JOHNSON. .,,,,....n,rs
D-,lt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13

.l.,un IN yesterday morning. and the arrest "a
,.a.s. IS prrsumed. we may losk for the return q
18th expeJitis rs to-day or Tomorrow --and theh
oJmes the fsres.
The aezm.hi,, Fashion. Of hlbu>ter ne'oriefy.
created little exri.cm"ni by er'-<ing the bar on
the Soulh-west Pas while the nlen we're there.
on Wednesday, liant are satisfied That she
was merely on her s,urse I" G-lsesto'' where she
Is iound-the shuriest ronte being IA close 10 ba-
lize.
Orders have Le~n received fr IN the owners oil
the Philadelphia to lay Tie ship W. and the mp
tain has been ordered North b accounted fur
from the fact that the Gsserment fu.e1 To clear
her under ans c ndthms.
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Another MARTYR Rewarded.

The "Ilon.' Israel T. Hatch. Of Buffalo, who
disting uished himself in Congress two years ago
by cowardIy assault upon the American party,
flor which ha was promptly put down and dis
graced by Gen. Zollicofsr Of Tennecsec) land who
was defeated at the last election has had bis out
ragged feelings healed by the salye Of Prcsden
tial appointment. lie has been commissioned rs
an agent to watch the effect Of the Reciprocity
Treaty with Canada. The Office is M entirely
useless and unnecessary one-but then the Grip
pied soldiers Of tho Democracy must be cared for,
aud particularly the mean and dirty ones like this
fellow Hatch. When one hundred millions of
Government money are to be distributed among
the Democracy every year, it would be hard if
Hatch didn't get his share.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13

@5sd BszgAEA 6nd Corruption Charge
sTnrEuov wEzs psblisbes the following in
ss-ssting matter in ne Albany Ereai"S JaHrsai :;
-. ysax eeIxcT ADAzs sEe HEssr CLAY
The Rx.s, IN he obituary nesice Of the LATE Al
- II. Trey. ressfs 10 be old charge Of . bar
ain between Mr. Clay and Mr.. Adams. Thosgh
tAs accusation is not generally believed. Mr. Ira
cy's testimony may, just nov, very nroperly. be
introduced We therefore. submit the following
extract from letter written to us by Mr. Tracy.
dated,
WARRINGTON, Feb 81, 1926.
The Presidential question 10 Of late becoming
more spirited and interesting. The development
of Mr.. Clays views, in favor Of Mr.. Adams, al
though perfectly understood by some Of us from
the beginning Of the session. has produced great
CONSERVATION with both Jackson's and Crawtord's
friends, Both suffered their own unfounded hopes
% delude them into belief that he would take
ground on their side. What renders this event
the more gratifying. 10 the fast. which l know I"
be true, that Clay's course has not boon in the
slightest degree Influenced by any advance or ar
Of personal character; he and Mr..
Adams are in precisely tho relationship af inter
course that they have been. 1t is altogether tho
result Of the public state of things. Indeed his
hardly possible to conceive political man acting
with that perfect independence which Mr.. Adams
Toes. ! am entirely In his onHdencs, and speak,
therefore, with positive knowledge, when | say,
hat he neither has made nor thought Of making
IN overture to any political man living lie rests
ais expectations with the utmost confidence, the
course Of events, turning neither to the right hand
ior to the left, to seek or 10 avoid.
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Public Sale

nNTusspAY, the 11t .iay of October will sell n,hu
~ my late residence Lynebbug. my STOCK Of H. al
Hogs, aud Cattle; also, good stock vi Farming Innl,
all the Wheat Straw, Oats, and Hay, some Jlon.abp,
Kitchen Furniture together with many articles Of au
raj utility. s'"'-
TERNs:-For all $40 u credit of A month";, -
bonds aud approved security For smaller amounts . n
will he required. " '"sh
oct d-d4riiioct JSo. II. WINSTON.
PoSTPoNEMENT.-The above sale is postponed IN, { 49,
DAY, the 15tll at IL O'Clock, a. NJ. ''
oct 12-,tl5oct I II III
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d ~ We hope the citizens general! Will lie mindful
LIZ of This ail-mpnr,ani Family Medicinc-"ne that is
ua,Ir all climates and Ia all that has
med remark able than other discovered
thai be taken by all conditions and with perfect
-,cty-and that stands allied for the of Dyspepsia
dds AMI Coughs tholc, Nervous Affections General Debility
aud Fever AMI Nervous Headache Bakers celebrated
piuIua IrTEss have been manufactured in Richmond Va
years past, and highly recommended by Ply and
ol,rs for their virtue. Inc. composed entirely
vegetable substances and therefore eutlrc, free from all mine
nj po,on- When all other remedies hay, failed single bot
tie has been known the of y >cpsi, certified
by the late i.. r. Newils and ivcrs aiiesed by VIM
H. Gregory OF Ilrrcu, and ohCrani cholcs and dlar,ra
hundreds citizens assert, WIN used II with great
iurng the prevalence {" t tiolt RI In Richmond. and
which Immediately che A',I an uproltei all the symptoms
tu hord i-ta$ H., the uf Bakers Premium Bi11fEs
ul,d doubt there ha. been discovered tonic Of 81
powerful al So"ihII; these Bittcrs which
Administered children with the appiesi result
r Proprietor of Bltivrs Sipqs H. have them known
Tia. country, and fr This viii them 10
country and others 10y the wholesale, such prices
canned t Ia please. All invited Ia Try the BHers and
l. iuIgc l,r themselves Of their merits
4" he hat Of al; Draess in Iynrburg and elsewhere in
Virginia. For ORDERS address. T.. BAKER. Proprietor,
jul! 26-lscts Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13

Tm franklin Discovery Snip The little scrcw
yacht Fox, now famous, arrived in the East India
|dncks yesterday. 1t lay alongside the quay within
the basin all day., Her appearance is as quiet and
|pnFpose-like as the narrative OF her Commander.
Captain M'Ciintock. now the theme of every
tongue She seems absolutely will it scratch
ON her black hull and looks more sober 50 to speak
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13

Tho National Democratic Committee will meet
in Washington city on the 9TH OF December acxt
10 make arrangements for the Charleston Colyen-
ton. The correspondent Of the philadeLphia
Press says that the time will be fixed for some
day in the month Of April.
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Not Posted.

The London illustrated News makes strange
confusion OF names, in referring TO American pei
tics. Witness the following:
The Presidential nominations form the chief
topic of conversation in America There are three
candidates in the feld-Wire, Douglas and Bolts
AT the last accounts Bolts was little aLead.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13

Wendell Phillips in opening the course o. Fra
ternity lectures. made characteristic attack ON
Daniel Webster. lie said that the man who
would strike the head from the statue recently
erected would do great service. and his name
would be immortalized. fMr. Phillips desires
cheap Immortality. he had bctser attempt the en-
|tsrpfise he recommends.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13

According to the Washington correspondent If
the Philadelphia Press. Judge Mason. the .Ame:-
loan Minister nj Paris, is willing to be recalled.
whene, er the President desires it. The withdr Nv
al OF Judge Mason would make an opening Cor
the Right Hon. Charles james Faulkner. WHO is
one Of the unrewardcd martyrs Of the late eiec-
lions
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BY c. X. PHELPS, Auclioneer.

Tobacco Factory and Lot at Auction.
- WILL be sold on sArtEnAf afternoon, the 18th inst at
Ai;. ociock, TIE FACTORY AND LOT, belonging TN
estate OF David Walker decd, al present occupied h l(N
~ Monrnan, situated ls street adj ming the pery 81
Icfiwic, lr, fronting >lg feet Isl street. running back
l32 feet. The building IS we'll adahd tor shipping and The
Leaf hlslncSs.
neGfh cash: the balance at T. Is and "a months
credit for approved negotiable noe, Interest added Poss sion
given lej of January. 1850. JOHN $ WALKER
lu,.n H.,
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Valuable James River Farm
With 2J Negroes. Stock, Crops. &c. for y,io


1aS SHALL on TUESDAY, the 22d day of November IL,
-A--ainng about oVO Acres, IN the couiy Camptcn %
joining Judge Robertson, YIN. Cough Col. NJ langionr ~
Others about four miles from Lynchburg, immediately ON H.
James River gnd kanawha Canal, and within n few unr
yards u the South Side Ealroad About half OF this land .
in original growth oil good timber, and attached n
and fertile ISLAND Of about ~ Acres This consr
cd one OF the best farms in upper Virginia The no.
and has about 100 Acres well IN Orchard Grass lmh,
Herds ,irass and Clover and good Orcnrd upon Tie m
provennts Brick Dwelling House, nth six rooms Slr
Kitchen Ovefsecrs House, Negro tabns, Sablcs t
Houses. Wheat bars, obacco Barns, with all other uee
Outouscs. Most oil the improvements have been rnt
bult.
the time will sell IS LIKELY NEGROES (mo.t,
oungl consisting Of Men, Women Boys and Girls II ~
aud Mules tanong them two fnc bloode Mares, with
10y Red Eye, Yoke Of oxen, 10 Mich Cows and Cay, 81
head of other Cattle 81 head Of Hogs, tie Cows durham
and Devon. ami the Hogs Chester and Bcrkshre young
Devon Bull 800 barrels Of Conn., with shucks TOPS
from same and 1000 bushels Of Wheat Wins
Drill lhrcsiins Machine. Wagons and Harness. Car M
Plantation Zoos.
1rgNS:onc fifth of the purchase money land viii.
required cash, negotiable note satisfactorily endoea
of l. and Years bonds with good personal security bearing
Interest FROM date, and title retained until purchase u
paid The negroes and 1t cr property szJ will be Sid
credit Of II mon negotiable notes satisfactorily ,ador
cd Interest added.
would prefer selling the Land, Negroes, stock, GRIP, sc
together. Ia wishing Ia purchase In that war bar
gam may he had, anL upon an, Tine ,ial reasonable man
woaid ask,
Mr. Willis y. May. will the place To any one yishu,
Ia ii.
Address AT l.,nchburg, Va.
s.di22nov EDWARD u. CHRISTIAN
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IL TnE tOuRr ~ IIr-rt>G CRY or LYS,nnrhf,
October ID, lS1.
fUNIE Of The Revenue Tor the cit. nj
.nchlt hcng vacated 10y the resignation OF Jacob II.
Enbso. inrunh, il ordered that election h" held
In ,tl Nc.pN the nh day OF November. sD l."
sai nnI further ordered that samuel H.
Mckinney John Z. smith and Iuhn \, Tauucr be- appointed
SUPP r,ntond W Lee, Officer. 10
conduct sad election III sucI Ward No aud TINT samuel
H. tar!. J",elh H. rhip, benjamin t. iaiia!,r" be-
pointed t"mI fi>iioler lcrln l and iiin H. Brown
Officer election ia Henry ard, NJ. - and
tbI The rcrh yc weeks notice sad election the
Icrs 81 this city.
Iopy-rcste
lj-I2w j. c, DlD;AkE, Clerk.
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Grover x Baker S

..
n 'LiiBA AMtLA MAGAZINES, ig5 Broad
Ky Nay, New York. ana lo baltimore street, Baltimore.
HIN >Ili.E-pRl'E {ii-liEMMEES 81 ENlRA.-
ihis mt.ln W. frlm mo sutis. purchased from
.i"f occurring n" rrwrhs "i thread II Hens, FEELS cath!
'r- hi Nir- N superior a. h. finishing each BY
o"H n"ritrn without Recourse H. The hand nrrl r,
rf"d T., "'irr machines. II viii n better al cheaper
Ia ht o'a'IiAsu~ SHE one .oaf an
ioHg-
S'nl Tor circular j. I. DAVIS 4 CO.
may t-lls. Ageits, L Nnclhnrg.
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Lyncbburg Wholesale Prices Current
CAREFULLY coszsrTEn ~
A. b, HuCK ER
u-ruy s.>,yr vn ET4H GRDFER AND

HNOLENILE IYD RETdH GRUChR AHU
MMl66ION MERCHANT.
OPPOSITE GASK oF VIRGINIA. LYNcHBCEG, VA.
ArrIE.-Dried Apples u. Dried Peaches, pealed G N
ealed f2,y3. :, .z.,,,
B,coS-iiog round 1iGeifE Slides, Cincinnati, 1iDllX;
Home Cured la6titx; Hams i2tS0tld cents
BlrTrI--scarcc nj 20 "a - cents.
GorN.-Scaree ut d 10 ] n.
toES Ms.i--Scarce at VI Ia | n5. -
FLtE-tl2o for supernne; AIS for Extra; Family Go.
Farm Izssss.-Iertsian Guaro t62,506t65,O0.
FIsn-Mackeel No. t20c Clpt Nova Scotia Herring No
|. ti,Od
fLAxsEED-4f, 256tl 30 -
twAss SgKp-lo,cr s67570 Timothy g. rs to soo, Or
ehard 4l 30 80, Ran ia Grass ti - TO IS.
Mountain 4,;sltS5, Rolled $1,000, Old
Dominion Nails ti,25 to IN.
I,Rp.--s,arcc and in demand at l2SGf13 cents
LlNE-Thomasown 81 50GI1 70, Mountain 81 ,O011,l0
oArs.-400f45c.
pi,sTEn--l.oosc 1890, Packed &11,O
P,rATo.s.-I5r6b4 ~ 90 f6r New Irish.
WuEAT-Ncw White o. 2gS ,3Ge New Red q, 200 %.
WooL.-limw as.e "a, Washed 351si cents.
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~ p~l. Gi.As 81 S.We have just received supply al No
Glasses spctac"s with springs, intended 10 be wnr
The by those who want the of Slrracivs Tor
f," minutes only. Also, Golorcd Ga.-s in steel frames
oct 13-dts SII.NEEIlIbitN ~ CLIFF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II has been reported that am not a resident OF
IzP the city. This IL o Inform all concerned that NOV
al INTO the corporation limits Monday, the day before
self II ndlntc Commissioner or the Rev
tnuc Reports Ia the conrar, nola outstanding.
l3-ld i. n. EUBANk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13

Tho New York Independent. Henry Ward
Bcechers paper, while pretending to BIO n rcli :,
ious Journal is fond of poking its ncsc into po III
tics also Its views ARE generally Of tho most RS d
ioal and revolutionary stripe THUS, referring to
tho declaration male by Mr.. Lincoln Of Illinois
that the Constitution requires Fugitive Slave
Law the Independent says:
j The Constitution does not require any such en-
actment either in its letter or is spirit and Pres
dent Fillmore ought 10 have vetoed the law Of
1850 as unconstitutional"
If there is any Que thing about which the Con
sitution is more plict than it il in reference to
the delivery Of fugitives from labor Such fellows
rs Beecher seem to lie from the mere love Of the
thing, and appear to be Indifferent whether they
arc caught Mt it or not
Abiding to tho rejection of the Slavery eso.u-
thons, introduced into the Diocesan Convention
by John Jay Of New York, the Independent .ays
The Episcopal Church has gaincd nothing in
dignity moral power by its recent Conycn.
ton"
Probably not--in tho estimation of such rrazv
Bcdlamtes Ms Henry Ward Becshtr. Whether
tho Episcopal Church would DO moro ,,ra,,iicl ut
Bcccher's abuse or panied with hi, culogium is
II question we will not undertake 10 decide But
however loud the rawlings Of such madmcn, the,
Episcopal Church. wo have no doubt, will contir =
Nc to believe that politics is one thing, and relg-
ion anoher--and that an ecclesiastical assembly
il no place for the heated and rancoruus discus.
sion Of the political issues Of the day
The Raleigh Standard, referring to the next
Presidency says:
"Wo North Carolina Democrats AFRO not affect
ed to any extent by the feeling which prevails ia
the other States with regard to ncu. We agree
on princlple, and viii not fall out with each 9TH
or un men. Some nro for Douglas, some for Brcc.
kinrdge, some for Wise, some for Hunter some for
Lane. rome Dickinson, and some for Daas--lut
zoe arc all for tie nominee"
There's the true spirit Of Democracy for YOU !
No matter who is to be the nominee, they are all
for him. In fact. no man is considered u Sound"
Democrat those days. unless he is willing to pledge
himself to sustain the nominee, irrespective of the
man. Herein consists the difference between Il.
Wing and Democrat The latter sticks to tho
party, despite the political and personal prciudi-
ees he may have to swallow. The former acts on
his own independent convictions of right aud pro-
pricty, and holds himself amenable, Cor his Do
htcal conduct, To no men, no set of men. aud nu
party upon earth. For ourselves we cannot un-
1dersand how any man. without II sense of self
abasement, can pledge himself in advance TO sup
port, intentionally. tho nominee OF u Convention
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13

IA llltS pa Eacpn Side shoulders, bls.
~ p"rT 4 Yo Whisky 80 casks Imported brandy
brands 400 and Black Tea 100 bbls. cl"ice
\. O. N"lassrs nd hh Portland syrup; ~ casks Port and
Madeira VIM 10 bills Apple Brand, BIO boIs common
Nhkr, tin nd French Brandy Sot bids cintd Sugar all
grades: 800 dc 1. Painted Buck,i- for sail, by
l3-lls JOAE> ~ 60, Richmond, Va.
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by We are authorized to announce WN. a.
CLEMENT, IN u candidate for the clcrkshp of the County
Court of Campbell sept 22-dtic
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o. TIE undersigned will prepare DEEDS CONTRACTS
sISS WILLS, &e., upon sloft notice. -
.sII got. VIM ID. BRANCH
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JOHN MACK \ N'S,
Epura. extract OF q :lisSS Feet.

uN,E producing. few brilliant
i Jelly, BtW Mango Creams, und Tor tirkcning and
Improving soups anh ra.rslhl- preparation Is guaranteed
obiainosi solely Feet, that the alb
III mpury ever, kind be implicitly relied upon
II i. ir"g, recommended making firm bright and beau
h Jelly ct for Domestic or for the use "f lnNa
ll's FOR sale by lact I5-dsl W. A. sflolliEE N GO.
- PEElo French Brandy Port and Madeira Wines, Scotch
- aud irish Hhsk,. Holland Gin, fine Gunpp"lrr anl Black
Tea c" IA nctc Cigars fine old Apple and Peach Brandy,
line Did Alou llain Whisky, iar sale by
l3.ds JONES " Co. l,i lmund, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13

ns,s- We are authorized tn announce ALFRED
REID vs. u candidate Clerkship Of The County Conr
of Campbell sept ~ ''tde
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FOR COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE

kt1Y- We are authorized % ann ',i' ch 'fTaN y
VILE JORDAN candidate for stat Ccubnt.s"n.r II the
Re, -nue far this district. oct i5'iidoie
Rs,y- The undersigned, having been appointed by
Council Commissioner Of the Revenue Tor thc
CAV OF Lypchburg respectfully himself cand
da. for the same erspn has here
hoe held b.4h Offices receive the snpirt ~ Inc
vurrH 81 LynchDurg. r. n EpBANh.
aet iI..itj
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CANDIDATES Fer CLERK

skSy- We are authorized to Announce JNO.
ALEXANDER n candidate for the Clerksip Of the Coin
,uri If Campbell. supt 2--ildofr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13

ESE SOAPS nld Brown Windsor soap Honey Soups, ttll
grades, usk soap soap Castle Transparent,
e"da, or"liltc and Washing Soaps, Tor sae h.
nr, 5-ds j. H. THOMPSON, Druggist.
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4 EEEN AND BLACK 1EAs.--Extra tine Imperial 1c
N English ~ akls ack Tea. just 10 hand aud Tor sa
oct l3,dts i. II. THOMPSON, Druggist.
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Notice..

DkRS'NS in the country and neighborhood are invited
sen IN their sehicies during the Fair he employed
running 10 and from tho Fair Grounds II Is that
:" cents per head, the iay viii he re,nunerathe.
'"t ll-dtS / He EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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w Those Ia need Of horses will please give n call
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Orange & Alexandria r. r. Company.
n THE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of this
Company wll be- held tho Once OF the Company
Acxanlri TnuKspAy, the sd day VI November next
oct 7-deoIr;noy JAMES H. REID, Clerk