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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-12

FILIAL AFFECTION-SUNDAY MORN
ING.
The print bearing this title represents scene in
front Of > farmers homestead, and In the Aistsuce
viewed through the open gate, II church while
on TIE road between are groups. obviously tending
tnithcrwsrd. The party In the foreground are en-
gagged in prsparations FOR departure towards the
same heaven pointing spire and . beautiful girl
OF about seventeen summsrs, waits, Bible In hsnd
sy the garden gate. holding II opsn for tho egress
mother, still handsome, attends on the aged grand
father, sdjssttng with alFectionats care ksrrhcf
to protect him from cold, while he, seated upon
dankey; supports the youngest child In front Of
sport with dog, and the older ones Ia receiving
instruction frOm the farmer himsslf Who Il 1919
BY the doorstead. An aged oak spreads its pro-
tecting arms over all
HOME SCENE-RETURNED FROM THE
The market cart has returned from the town.
bearing rich freight Of purchases TO the delight
The farmers wife. not jet descended. he With a.
hand PASSED gay bonnet from the open hAndhox
on her lap TO the miss in her teens whose eestsnv
o. admiration is unmistakabls. The othsr 40 En-
ssnas, VITA fright new rattle, % the youngest
the arms Of IT. fcndliDg grandmother. The Old
gentleman, seated In The piassa, IL Il tho at q
adjusting he apsctaeiss for ths Immediate psruaal
o. the i,s;n nsw.Pslsr spasad q he knee while
mysteries OF the bsskst Of new srocksry and other
household gear for eipgernuts and other delects-
Bile condiments. The farmer IL seem carrying :
heavy basket up tho atSps II ths porch. Ii the
shadow whish 1t throws We zee coming events. for
there pussy stssithiiy moves down on brood Of
ohlckcns: 70 young - 70 BE- still very like eees.
Afouad are I'll the various concomitapts
OF Alarm. The doves COO on the caves. ths tur-
keys and other poultry about. ana there. toe. ID
me iTon-nenna bucket that hangs by the vel"
comfortable .nd wsli-suppAed Kitchen This man.
sion colonnAde presents : strong resemhl.n~e !.
Mount Vernon, with Washington sitting on Tia
pisaaa reading the paper.
This h an easy mode Of obtaining two be.utifu,
Engravings, worth IS, and the Eclectic Maorrine
which y confessedly the hest Magazine published.
and the most beautifully embelishsd every month.
a ought 70 De In every intelligent family. The
september number begins volsme. Now IL good
time TO subscribe. Sept /, 1859.
TERMS:
The Eclectic" il issued on thu first a, .verr
month. Every number contains one hundred sn1a
sno large es.avs pages, double column, on
or more beantifr1 Steel pc-.::..s - sns
twelve number comprise thrss volumes Of six hnn-
dred pagss each With titles, indexes and embehsh-
ments. PsicE, FIVE boLLAKs. The postage i.
only three csnts number, prepaid. at the ofose Of
delivery Specimen numbers, forty-tvo esnts
postage stamps.
Send your orders. Address,
W. II. BIDWELL.
ocDu No. ebeekman-st., New York.
ovh on ..ss ss.:,cu,s
-. PINE APPLES, Ae..
jed '- NO i RELIosa srRar.s.
TIE nchsel ExniDI1io6 lees.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-12

Keokuk, Nov. 3, lsBo-rv4d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-12

Keokuk, Nov. 8, 1sso-nv4d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
valuable James River Farm
With Is Negroes. Stock, irons. a. for S.i

Sd SHALL, on TUESDAY, the 22d DAY Of Noyemhor ~.
WV on the PREMISES ~ public auction sell NV FlrM -
A-laning about 500 Acres In the county of Cnmn, W
joining Judge Robcrlson VIM. Cough Col NJ Ianvh,n a1
others about fur miles from Iynchburg, cdiairy n
James River and kaiawha Caiial and within fn b, III,
yards of the Souil>ide Rnlroad About one.lulf Of h %
in original growth Of good timber attached n, i, i 10
and fertile ISLAND OF about 10 Acres Ih,s r.r,, I. '''h
eel on" ol the best farms In upper Nrginn h. nnJ -
wei enclosed under new fences is In i.l stat of
and has about 100 Acres well set in Orchard Grass ~,
Herds GRASS and tlvtr and good Orchard UPON il H.
rpvenents are Brick Dwelling House ia six rnn,. n
Kitchen an Oerstrs House. Negro Cabins Snhes lug
Houses Wheat iarnS, Tobacco afis y In Mi ntns I'm
sarl oulhousts Most Of the improvements have been r.
built. ~ ''''"4s
AT the same time, will sell - LIKELY NEGROES f,
youngD consisting :" Men, Women Boys and trl- /, H!
and Mul,s tamong them two fine blooed Mare. nov ui,
by c EYED "ke OF oxen, ~ Mich Cows and Cal,.. "a
head Of other Cnt" ~ head of Hogs (iic Cows are Dnr
aud l' N. and the Hogs are Chester berkshire ,'
Devon ftl 5000 4oJ barrels of Corn. will Sbck, it
from same and straw from $500 bush,l, n Wbna, ",
Drill lhreahing Machine Wagons and HARNESS ! t,r al
Plantation oos ~' Nat' mHi
TEEMs-O tifh af the purchase ,nouc, Il. a.. ,,,,
required in cash negotiable note saiisirtr, rnor -
four months discount addict: The residue IN ,,a NJ
OF and years bonds with good personal security, .n,
interest from date, and title retained until nurclas, nunry "a
pad The negroes ana ""r property, szo viii h, s,l
on credit Of IL months, negotiable satisfactorily enor,
ed. interest added. ~
would prefer selling the Land Negroes Stock Crops AR
together 10 any Wishing Ia purchase that WAY bar
gam may he had, and upon time thai reasonable man
wuuld ask.
Mr. Will, Mays will show the place 10 any one wishing
Addrc>. me nj Iynchburg. Va.
>-tlz2nuv EDWARD ID CIIRISrI\S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
Railway Manaqoment.

The Nashville Union eleses an article respect
jng 'ha through Inc from Washington t. New
Orleans w,ih The following sugge.ion..
And i VOID here rs 10 systrm Travellers lv
railroad irem Nashville L. Washington, by the
lrGhla ionte, make to complaints n II the az
eluGc speed oi the trains. The definitions nj lhc
stations for wood aud water arc tho great annoy
ances, and the grcat consumers ii time. All lin>
must lac reformed even II It costs The { plni.s
hItle to scenre supplies Of wool AMI water at tho
same stations, aud force enough To fill the tr,icr
w'ih Wool IN as lew seconds rs il now icqurcs
minutes Tho frequent changes Of through bl,-
gage can easily be, and by all means should be-
avoided. TIE directors Of railroads shouII learn
that 1t IS the worst ecnhamy in tho world 10 en-
|ploy Incompetent superintcnd,nts because the,
can he en'plovel cheap. The limo from New o.
leans 10 New York should be managed with the
same caucert aud with the same regard To 81 ,se
Icouncciloas rs though it was owned aud mana ,;ed
by one company. In this way only can the wholc
benefits to which the Southwestern Inc is enti.
tied from the fat that it reduces tho distaEee
from Nashville to New York and from Now Or
leans to Aew York quite three hundred mics lac
low any other competing route be secured. Car
rallrnal men should be able to see this without
any prompting from us.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
TO the Mechanics Of Lynchburg---No g

he writer has Tor some time, contemplated
tiS appeal 10 You. but has hesitated in the hope
'hat some ADLER pen wnnli prrl#r the duty, Re
cent Startling events within the borders "i
good era Commonwealth have constrained him to
make TIN appeal to your public spliit and patriot
i,n' III the hope that y,a will PROPERLY apprccat"
his motives and promptly respond to the call. We
are sadly IN want OF aa armed eomiany--an 0if|-
i'Ty compauy--in this city. When the writer
calls to mind the sel.-,ae,liiee with which Your
public sp'ri'ca body molly sustained aud kept in
active and efficient eSsten,e. i4r al least ior,v
Years, the ouly artller. comfaly We ever had, ho
feels that he VIII n}t ,pral L. son in vain to rr-
orsan1ey ur s'l GU nj. r"rps ard al pc \
on streets rs formerly the i nj and surr de-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
Latest fro1l Harpyr's Ferry and Charles
town, Va

The prisoner, Stephens, is still living. C,uec
now says he had an elder brother with him, but
does not know what herame of him. Old Blown
gave the sheriff an order On D,. Murphy. pav,n,ls-
ter VI the rfarpcrs Ferry arnory. FOR the S}o5 tat
ken from him to purchase comforts for himself
and the prisoners
q. W. Chambers, recorder OF Itarpcr's Ferry is
now the acting n,ay"r of that city, aud h,> i. e1
appointed by Col. Craig captain 1T the a"nory
guard. 1t is con lecture from certain t..y Up
ments, that the n.ut Of the 2lth was-th. lime
originally fixed f,r the general nttack. ra.rl
companies have been organized at ilatper's Ferry
and at Bolivar and Camp Hill. Tie cvidencc are
daily accommodating that the instruction MAS las
ed upon wide spread national organization, and
that many persons in other States where promi-
nent, had aomplicity with the conSpFatogs Tie
two men from Chambershurg. Pennsylvania. who
captured an insurgent. state that the negro, Fred
Douglas, had been there, within lew day, Of the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26

time defenoeless peopls. at the mercy of the
s,ealthy, for that is consciously meditaiing nnd
plotting our destruction. Gov. Wise. who has so
nobly done his duty to the State, by flying to res
cue her territory from the policing feet OF her in
vader., and to claim those invaders subjects of
that law. whose majesty they 80 grieyously Offend
ed, has pledged himself to distribute arms TO eye-
" portion Of the State where they are called for.
rhcn prepare yourselves 10 receive new stand Of
arms from the State for the protection Of city.
In the next number the writer will make nm ap-
peal tn our Young men. CURrIUS.
n u. In No. your types made mo say things
and use language that dill not write.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26

tioni,ts.
The case ofthe State of Virginia us. Jno. Brown
Aaron C. Stevens. and Edwin Coppcc. white per-
sons, and Shields Green and John Copeland, ne
grpe.. c.,nmttei On charges Of conspiracy make
rebellion, insurreation. and open war against the
Commonwealth pf Virginia an also for the muir
der al I. Eeckhan. q. ". Turner. Thomns Bur
ley. Luke Qn.n. marine ana Ilaywo ii Shepherd.
negro. will be taken up on Tue. Inv fnr examina-
tim trial previous the action If tho crnnd jury
js,rie, there,n-a firm peculiar to Virginia.
Il is understood that Brnwg has made lpplica
ton by letter to Judge Case, Of 0',ip aud other
prominent members of the lar III other States to
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
Sale of Valuable Pr0Derty.

- IN pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Court Rna
ai n"kc pronounced al the August term 1sja o
Peek Iangorne drought Close the
q" Peck, llani"r Lang"rnc) the undersigned who APP
pointed Commissioner for that purpose, will offer
the highest bidder. in the tow of Bristol WEDSEsp the
"a day of November, 1859, TIE NALl ABLE TOWN PGop
EETf In the town OF Goobson, COR BrisoD owned by Peck
Iduofd lAnEhornC, consisting LDl, facing The Union
Depot OF the Virginia Tennessee Railroad and the East
ncssec and Virginia Railroad, with front Of 400
which there the following mpro, viz: Brick Zen.
cment stories high ~ feet front. with six Offices
with three Kitchen aud servants House. rooms
House, Corn Crib and stable with Horses Ten.
Pin Alley, with Bar koom Lumber House and Lodging Eoon
all in good repair, with We'll the lo of fine ater
most reliable stream in the place. Also. TWO LOTS
East side of the Virginia Tennessee Ralroad Depot. All
these s occupy Positions in respect TO trade travel equil
to any Improved Property IN Goodson BRISTOL posse
advantages superior any that be had in either place.
TEENs SAIRfhc terms of sale directed by the
Of Court follows: third cash, and the balance
credit of ana II mouths ac purchaser 81, ing bonds ngo
thb paper with sufficient personal sucurit for the deferred
payments, These terms The parties Interested may MAX.
favorable rs 10 the credit payments he title will be retained
until the purchase money is paid in full.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
Valuable Real Estate For Sale In Liberty.

- DESIRING Ia rcuuNc offer for sale, priyni. H. ia,
si. desirable RESIDENCE, known Chestnut ILL., n,lr
Liberty The lot contains ss of land, having
large and convenient Brick dwelling House with six roos
besides two offices ON the grounds adjacent, AMI all
Sar> "ubudSs ai' conNrnienc.s either entirely
good repair.
Also my Tobacco Factor, situated eicnt Ia the des,
nul h" up with new AMI Improved lily raulic MaeG,r,
ru all the other fixtures necessar, conducting the Manu-.
featuring business large scale. There
tory lot Box shop AMI Houses for the hands
deem it unnecessary give more particular description
"t this property, persons Wishing purchase invited
examine for themselves.
should the above property not be disposed before thu sh
day OF October next ii will that day, offered at pablo
auction, To the highest bidder, upon liberal credit
aug gi-,i3iawtds NItAJ, II DAVIS
sSs~ Rirhmond Wing COPY ctl-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
Gj5 Acres Of Valuable Land for Sale.
\ NINI 90 Y col NtI,N

SSA hl virtue ri decree al the Circuit Court Of Nelson
county IN the case Of letsrs vs. Thompson Trustee Nc,
sa. The 25tIitlt, Il NovEMGEl 1859, proceed 10
Ill on III premises, nj put auction, THAI NAI ABLE
lEAt Df LAND, known The l.ocEt GruVe containing
h sutNr, 6 hrr"s said land situate, in the county Of Me-
" aho miles distant from r Canal and Railroad, and is
Yer, Valuable The open land i, well adapted to the staples
tn country, "n Tie timber very fine. The
PLAZA hi epntfa l. and suliei.nt This
hands 4 enan for ba las been hj productive
H"i uf in Years he nar Of tire best farms
4l1o III ls soten Pures. requested view pre-
uI-cs d, iorc IL. at e sale.
It4Ns.sa much cash s " III eimy the expenses of sale and
rc'n 'i l. n wears balance purchase money!
interest from 'lai ot sae Approved personal security
civ aud the vendors lien rrtainci
!. THOMPSON. IR,
l.. WHITEHEAD, }tom'rs
Nm. VI. tABfI.l, !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
I.y>cuBuRG. Oct. 25th, 1859

Iy>cuBuRG, Oct 25th, 1859.
Gentlemen Your Kind and iLlrtering note, Of
TIL, date. requesting me again To address the citi-
zcns of Lynchburg, ''The Relations Of Virgin
ia ttthc Snuth-west:" is received. In reply there
&C., say. tha, have greatly at heart the Inject If
cnrmercini relations between nv native State
an the South west. believing. n. do, that it is
for the mutual interest of both sections. Every
man. woman and chil ia Virginia is mare o. les
interested IN the subject; and shall be pleased To
rive my views 10 the ladies' and gentlemen OF
Lvlchburg on tomorrow evening. at tho place in
dlc,,cd Dudley Hall. NJ u 0'clock When re-
turn to t.c South ,s, | shall also sisc my voice
there, where know the people are already ripe
for the measure
Wth great respect, remain,
Your nbedicnt servant
PHILIP l.. ANTHONY.
T. Mcs>r.. Scmple, ltuckcr, Saunders, Davis,
and others.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
who Got the Premiums?

several have to the knowledge Of the writer Of
i article where offered b., the l,nchburg Ag
rcra aud Mechanical Society for certun articles and when
these articles exhibited premiums given ut all,
aud II given, kept profound secret Ia the few. Now,
what "spous docs these premiums aseendf Is there
thing rotten in Denmark? have heard from crcditac
thai lady who Ind several articles Inhibition
la'c Fair Informed By Of the Judges that Rotice
It In the paper would answer equally well premium.
FIJI! tic, such Justice of those who believe in
Civ justice, "Monh The Hefrens should ttH."'
uCI 26lIt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
Railroad Meeting.

The citiseus u Lynchbarg are requested to
meet at the Washington House on Friday evening
next at halfpass seven o'clock for the purpose Of
appointing delegates to the Convention to be held
a. Franklin G. H., on the 9Th dag Of November.
which Convention will take into consideration
the extension VI the Orange and Alexandra Rail
road from this city to some point on tho North
Carolina line" A full meeting is earnestly de-
sired, AS the enterprise is in which, the people
Of Lynchburg have a,ost vital interest
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
Trustees Sale of a Lot,

by virtue of decd executed to the Undersigned b,
llendrkcn and his wife. dated Hih SoN tmber S a1
recorded IN the Clerks Office OF the uf the County ~
Campbell IN trust 10 sccurc the debt therein mentioned sinai
on eAiukDAN line 2lh day of SEPTEMBER lo upon
scs proceed To sell ut public auction cash. HE Loi
franklin Hill n,ar the city OF Lynchburg convey
Cd WIN The improvements iiereonthe oi adjoining
sold by Henry Davis Ia james Mclaughlin. front
Alley of ,2s feet and running back w. ; s described
said deed. kDBT J. IL, IS Irns,.
sept l5-lcul2iScpt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES above sale IS pos non, anti, rRf-
DAY, the 29th of October, at 1 o'clock, r. NJ
10 Ii lucl,hI l!nLIl sl.i L lrI.L.-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
NOtnn Insilrr,,ntion.

Tho Richmond Wing calls attention to the fact
that the recent outbreak at lInrper's Ferry was
i"t an Instruction Of slaves. Not II solitary
slave was concerned IN il. There were five free
noSrocs engaged in the affair. but even they did
not live in Nirg MA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
Closing Accounts.

IL accounts 'ue the late firm Of Glass lane up to the
st day of July NJ9 WILL In few days be placed In the
hands Of collector mud prompt atment will be required. All
accounts made HAT time except those about which there
-iccnl a.reement) will run the usual time.
26dls L. Ii. GLASS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
RUTURE DAYS.
Valuable Real Estate in L. around Lynchhu.u
FOR SALE AT pUBIIC AUCTT0M

fINHE subscriber, tie more edccnay to carry on hjs COM
sion business In Lynchburg will sell part of Lis ,ais
E7TATE on wHS 9n. the lsh day Of November VIZ
large Tobacco Factory, adjoining This lot has two AM
in the yard, and is out of the Corporation. NV SIfhgs
2d.-The House and Lot Mnin Street FORMERLY o.
BY the late Samuel Brunsor fronting and runnn rd
l3s feet. inning back
3d.-one beautiful half acre Lot, adjoining the Faco,,
ii--one half acre Lot, opposite Capt McCorkle Ii d.
fine building lot i"s Is Il
jh.-Two Houses and Lots In Sandy Hook
6h.-The Fishing Creek Mill. This is very yalnohl.
on the Canal aud only one mile from the city. ~ 'e'os
Tth.-The beautiful Residence on Monumental Ill, ~,
the occupancy of Thos. L. Johnson Esq. '' nov Iii
etL-Aboul 100 half acre Lots adjoining the same
9th fine body OF Wood Land, known as Silver s,,
containing about $50 Acres This land will divided
nt,eyersl fine Mill Seats Canal II bein, ,b @
Of the river from the olgnc to Councils Mis59 f...
river. 'h Tue
Those wishing TO purchase any OF the above named ,r
viii please call on the subscriber before the day of a
will take pleasure In showing H. , Who
The above property will positively be on the day
toned unless sold privately before '' 'u'h
sal" 10 commence at l0ocock. A. NJ. Mt the Tobacco r..
Poe's Tan Yard "''t.
Terms made known day of sale.
oct ZDitlOnUv JOHN H. TYprr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
House and Lot. on Main Street, FOR sale.

49, TIE HOUSE AND LOT, recently oct'l b, ialnn
Nil Matthews, on Min Street, in the city -. n IRE
ohtFtd ior sale privately, until The i3- l.! ., -
anciI1n ulon the premises, To the higies, his
ct the mos; convenient and desirable Iritt ~
Man street The premises In good ruua al .ln
'N iro Nam to Church Streets and has upon beside lie
dM'iinG niiSe, all The Necessary Ouhoasts Apply II
ih"n H. Nelson, or dno .. L. GUg.ln or seth Woo,roo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
L,nchburg wholesale Prices Current,

A B. RUCKER,
WHOLESALE A YD RETaTL GROCER AND
CONNIE SION M GRCHANT.
OPPOSITE BANK OF VIRGINIA. LYNCHBURG, VA.
Dried Apples 81 Dried Pcuches peaed, 1880 Tn
rsae f1.21.
IAcux.iIoy round 2G6l2 Sides Cincinnati, il0i18;
Home Cured I2Gli2i.: Hams 10 ID cents.
EuTfEf.--scarce al 20 10 u
Conscience nj 81 10 rs.
toRs MEAi~-Scarcc AT Al 10 | n5.
ftore-ta23 for snperine; BIS for Extra; Family $50.
FERTiuTgs.-peru,an Gnano f62. 506f 65,00
f-mMackcrr No t12O0; Cllp Nova scotia Herring No
|. 800.
FLAxsrrp.-$1 ,2505 80.
GgAss -rrn-tlo,er So st 100 Timothy s225 49, Or
cliArl 4l 800 80 Ean,lal Gra.s Al 10 Ia /, rs
IG"S S,rLs.--Aiounnin $I56bs5 Rolled s75Gt90 Old
Dominion Nails A - 10 40
LAHD.-->carce aud in demand at i21{4l13 cents.
LNE-1hnmastown 81 BOO 10 Mountain 81 00051,l0
oArs.-I5Gl 50c
PLA~rER.--loosc 5000, Packed &I1,00.
PorAroEs-7bc61t Al 30 for New Irish
WtAT-New White 31.21ajl s3; New Red 81 ,200l IS
Woot.-Inwasled -, Waslcd $50 10 cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
Hair RN,tOrAnlVa

n S-- WE are pleased 10 b, a e. To rcyoI The satisfaction
p- oi our pair'h> amer ttal e tirc a,Nrris IA,
,eums We have the satisfaction know several oil, our
readers who have used frnf Wuoj> Hair -.ogac .u. ma
uenncd II u ~ Jus! shat the advertisement IT, We
have several personal aeIaantsH whn ..st, lrI
they have tried it, thcr , .iu,
color ani lac! willingly add their csinunl ar, and
will Gl, further information t. "acr> desiring H. ma, ciks
well t The article and We advise all who r wish appear
gruy headed Nonl Hair Hrsrrq yit jof
sold uA ali good druggists, sept 2n.lw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26

~ IN -. " Inc 18th day of November ensuing shall
w lF'eee Ia ai at Wortham'- snrc, i'll Bethel The REAL
---- IA l. al EDWARD In,it dcrd The Mansion House
Tract aains "a Acres, of which about 80 Acres
E''tr "tiem n very superior aaliA. The highland is
good 9Gtli with snhriene, oi timber, and the improve
nrhts con, 'nen and comfortable. The Chcsinu; Island will
also r I'D containing 2s Aercs This Island is believed
m Is lahait is al! above H. netha9, from which il /. distant
" about mics he proory Will be sold together se
tar IL ma! sai nr haeers liz attention Of those disposed
l." urchasc Is eiod 10 this property. II Is certainly valuable
' can he bought OF iar pflee. The james River improve
me nj afford rtert lrll for getting its products market
lHr Island H itr2a portion being bounded
the rNe ,arte amount oi fencing thereby cd To
gentleman II ehpal IN the c!. propcr,. would make
H'>l Na''c ''gir seat and 10 who would manage
,Iilt III purchase woal bo profitable Investment.
':N-ph' nth cash. Tho balance equal Instruments
l. - nd years hearing interest from B.l with
goo" security t"he gcn ior @ deferred pa, hchts, and ti.u Il
IL, retained a. ultimate security.
II h"i dit the property Mi be rented for the ensuing year,
'' sai certainly sell, II an oler made thai will justly H.
EoliEET TlSSLEi.
'ti 2tlc .itN Executor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26
Valuable Farm. Building and Tinbered Lot,

~ II = n l. Il
~ TIE subscriber offers private sale TIE RESI-
DENt Z OF THE late Christopher Winfrcc, mile rom
iAlchourg, with W Acn al Lai--abou, one-tbirt OIL
winch !, llnbered There place u comfortable Dwell
'h@ tobacco Factory, Wei excellent WATER and VII tie
ht't>s! outhuses The place offers superior inducements
as DAIRY or Harden Farm, md being the city.
- wen suited hir manufacturing Tobacco.
adjoining this tract, about Us Acres Of rIMBEFED
LAND winch VIII bc sold in lots 10 suit purchasers II VIII
yield from 30 10 80 cords per acre.
Handsome III llDlNG Lo have been laid of, within hall
mile OF the corporation line, which reasonable
teens. Y WISFEEE
oct ll-d.h"tr Executor of {. Winffee decd,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-26

MS~ TICKETS Ia the Address of Mr. Anthony, Of Ar
Dr. kansas on Relations uf Virginia Ia the south West"
10 he delivered To might "wednesday Dudley Hall,
meneng al ~ oclocA be purchased at the N0r," llousc,
ecnta oct Ij.ltt$