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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03

ANECDOTE or SE1AkD. -CuLzeu~. Ia ~.
last Wine Press tells al Old story winch h,
says, few persons have not heard When
Governor Of New York, Seward, ~ those mr..
railroad days, had occasion {" visit n CERTAIN
part Of the State, and accordingly mount.J
upon the box of the mail coach, ia order thu,
he might enjoy his cigar and the s,enery
The driver was all lnquisltiye fellow. and hi,
passenger humored him:
Land agent" said the driver.
NO." quoth Seward.
Selling goods?"
mo"
Travelling preacher"
No"
Circus"
mo"
What them" said the batiied driver, " In,
is Your business?"
Governor" replied Seward. with trsD.
quill puff
Governor o. WHAT"
Governor of the State Of New YORK t..
piled the smoking passenger with comro.ure
"Get aout!"
We'll, | can convince You of that" sai
Seward "tor here Is "a man on the road win
whom | am acquainted, and, as the Stage
passed by, he salutel him: Good morning
Mr.. Bunker, | want to ask You question
am not the Governor OF the State OF Nrw
York;"
No, by thunder" was Bunker uuexpoc,
ed answer.
who is, them" said the startled smoker.
"Thurlow Weed
A HORRIBLE STORY. va paraIso Ia
diana Republican,, Of the 18th ult. tell, the
following story Of All accident ON the Pitts
burg Fort Wayne and Chrago Railroad.
and IL the story De true of the inhumun c,u.
duet, by the servants OF that corporation.
they ought at once 10 he discharged: The
freight train which killed MIR. Butler mt this
place on " ednes,lay evening, ran oyera drum.
ken man, on the track, about IL miles west
OF here, cutting on both legs one above aud
the other below the knee. He was put n
from the passenger tram coming from Chr
cago, near Liverpool, where he belonged. he-
ing in state of intOxication. lie wandered
along on the track, instead al going home, aud
laid down until he WAS run over. some twp
hours afterwards. The conductor left him
ut Liverpool and next morning. when the
freight train came out from Chicago, they
found him still uncared for, lying on the
floor his wounds undrrsscd, and while groan-
ing with pain and begging for water. his
wife lay upon the bed III quiet sleep, and
the men at the station proceeding ~ ii moth
ing had happened, and there WAS no misery
Ia relieve. la one corner of the room they
found a dog husily engaged with IA pieco
of the limb remaining in the boot The
men on the fret ght train, after Threatening
the whole town of Liverpool with II lynch
ing, came down here aud sent two men 10
take care of the wounded man. They arriV-
ell in time On Thursday Ia see him die -
Chicayo Jomndi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03

Mr.. Raymond, Of the New York Times,
writes from Paris, praising the Peace and
Louis Napoleon. But he backs dowm a lit
tie, when he comes to speak of Hungary. He
Hungarans have the most rea-
son for complaint. at the early conclusion of
the war. Its continuance would have given
them an opportunity to renew their efforts
for independence; its termination precluies
all such hopes, and confirms the authority
Of Austria over that province. Whether the
general amnesty" which is part Of the ba-
sis "i peace, covers all the political offenders
OF bath countries. aud permits k"ssuth aud
hi. cnmpat,i,ts to return to their own coun-
try, remains to be seen. Ii sn, it may serve
AS some consolation for their political disap-
pointment"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14

THE END OF BAD LIFE.-William Chry
sup, who was lost by the explosion of the st.
Nicholas, was a notorious gambler, horse thief
and confidence man. So fragrant had his
conduct become in the neighborhood where he
resided, that vigilance committee was np-
pointed last fall to watch him in his maneu-
vers. He was caught while engaged in one of
his professional transactions, and escaped being
lynched only on the intercession of his friends
and a promise to quit the country. he did not
leave, however until the week of the disaster,
when he took passage on the st. Nicholas for
the South The last seen Of him he was float
ing down the stream on plank with his
wife-lMo. Democrat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14

NEwECHEss PRopIGY-Therei is youth in
Mobile Alabama, who is certainly holding his
light under bushel. A few days since, he
played over one OF Morphys and Anderson's
gamer to the point where the latter resigned,
and had the curiosity to follow it out to the final
and closely impending checkmate. But the
longer he played the farther of the cheekmate
appeared to get and "the first thing | knew"
saws he, "Anderson won the game; and the
fool had resigned twenty moves back"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
TERMs OF AnvrvTIsIve

ACHIEVEMENTS published. either in me D.,,v =.
sEsLY SPY fr SLIGO square for three insertiops,
anu ~ cents iof each subsequent insertion Ten lines or
les9 constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside or in any prominent place. as also those LARGELY
displayed, will be charged extra rates Contracts by tho
year may be made ot-liberaI terms
- Al transient Advertisements must be raid ia
Gd"anee Yearly regular advertisers wiz be REQUIRED
10 make quarterly payments
- No grat4itoas Advertisements No renort rc,a
nuons or proceedings Of any corporation society or
assoelaon and no communication designed to call atten-
Lon 70 any matter of limited individual interest can
De inserted unless paid for a Advertisement.
- The Publishers will not hold themselves fssDou-
charged for the Advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
ID DUCTION IN PRICES.
GROSS 81 STRAUSS
Will offer this day


IS Muslin Collars at 75c, worth lbs.
$50 - " 81, cheap at sl50.
l62 Real French Embroidered Collars and Sleeves
match the cheapest and richest goods this
city.
500 Maltese and Thread Lace Collars half the regular
price.
Elegant Honton Point Applique Collars, Maltese Hon
iton and Real Point Lace Sets
1000 Rich Square and Round Cornered Wells which will
be sold at onehaf the regular price.
doz Real Thread Lace Wells from $3.50 to SIS.
Black Lace Shaws and Capes of an entirely pat
terms, "A and "a Figured Mantilla Laces
Black Gimpure and Thread Laces and Black Flouncng
Laces, the largest assortment ever seen.
Naencian aceS and lnsertngs, beautiful assortment.
splendid line of Rich Embroidered Hadkerchiefs, ele-
CANT new Dress Trimmings Buttons, Bindings and Tas
sells, the best assortment in the city
Rich and New Styles Parasols MttS Cotton and Silk
Hosiery elegant Fans and thousands of ohernew goods
Ribbons.25 Cartons of Bonnet and Dress Trimming
Ribbons at half price.
Having and unequalled facilities in getting these
goods, and all other goods in line, direct from the
manufacturers and importers, therefore enabled
to sell goods at greater reduction from regular
tail prices.
Our stock of goods is complete and embraces the
largest variety and latest designs of the
GROSS & STRAUSS,
my3 diff Opposite the Post Office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14

Students intending to the next term, will
please apply to the proprietor early possible giving
the selection of branches they wish to pursue they
be classified at at the beginning of the term
No pains expense will be spared to make this In
sttuton the best possible place for young lady,
master miss to receive the highest and most finished
culture and the best preparation useful and honor
able life.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14

CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Latin Language and Literature,
Greek Language and Literature.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
Fine Dress Hats. Soft Hats and Cans,



GAMUEL FLAGG has taken Shop on
~ WASHINGTON street. In Worcester IN the second Story
actures Hand Lahes, Hand laners centers Tor hanu
Planers Side Rests Small Drills either for root or power
and other tools of the like kind Orders promptly exc
cued From his long experience he feels conhaent ~
assuring the public that he furnish as good an article
with all the improvements, as can be found IN tine sou
try. dcod2m hVhAo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
WoRcEsTER, S., PRoBArE OFFICE.

-WOREESTEK S., PROBATE OFFICE,
w MAY 5, lS59-To all persons interested in the Es-
tate of HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH, late Of New Haven
In the State Of Connecticut, deceased GREETING.
You are cited to appear at a Court Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of June next
70 show cause why duly authenticated copy the last
Will and Testament Of said deceased OF the Probate
thereof in the district Of New Haven and State of Con
neccut here produced should not be here filed and
corded HENRY CHAPLIN, Judge
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Piano Forte
Musical Composition.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT

MILITARY DEPAKTMENT
Students who wish to enter this department. will have
the advantages of superior Drill officer and SPLEEN
did Armory.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
TIE LINCOLN HOUSE.

HTHEF
F1IZ..7s WORCESTER. MASS.--This popular establish
ment the largest and pleasantest Hotel in the
iGIsN city, and one of the most spacious and
LE&1 dlous IN New England, will continue for anoth
- er year under the charge of the undersigned
Thanh full for the patronage literally extended during
the past year, lie hopes TO make the House still more
worthy the patronage and support Of the travelling
munltv, and the public generally. Arrangements have
been completed to make The Lincoln, in a more eminent
degree than 1t has heretofore been desirable stopping
place for the traveller for permanent board for m
lies or single persons The Hotel is fitted with all the
modern improvements with every convenience for the
comfort and accommodation of the guests; the
large, airy and pe Il, with spacious Halls, rendering
the House most desirable place for resort 1t
Is kept strictly in the first class style The House is
easy Of access being centrally located, on Main street,
directly opposite the Depot of the Boston Worcester
Norwich 4 Worcester, and Worcester 4 Nashua and
Fchburg Railroads, connecting with all sections of the
country. ana Is but few rods from the depot Stages
from all the neghboring towns call at the House for pas
senpers HORSES and carriages furnished at all times at
the shortest notice, application at the office.
my9 diff A. q. WILLIAMS Stunt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
miscellaneous.

Commencing the 31st of August next,
This College will be Opered to Students
FEMALE in Five Departments, comprehendng complete
Educational system Each department of the College
will have its especial teachers and hold its appropriate
place in the work of culture discipline and refinement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14

MODERN LANGUAGES.
French Language and Literature
German Language and Literature.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
Schedule of Studies Pursued.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Bookkeeping
Business Arithmetic
Business Penmanship,
Commercial Correspondence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
EXCHANGE HOTEL- = IN,


{Isx1 subscriber has taken the Exchange Hotel, op
I,,ts posite the Court House, lately occupied by
i,l, Taft, and Is ready to accommodate permanent
h.E11 Al and transient boarders. Connected with the
house Is large and commodious Stable Just
paed with sheds and other convenences attached and
everv way suited for the public convenience.
apll diff SAMUEL BANNISTER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
TERMS PER YEAR, $50
" QUARTER, so

Arrangements have been made with religious families
for boarding students SO per per week nten-
ton that no than two students shall board in
family, avoiding by This method injurious influences
avcidabe in large numbers congregating together Stu
dents select such branches they may pur
sue embraced in either department. oa extra charge
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14
Zeal estate.

- ~ FOR SALE OR TO LET-A
ii large double house Main street: two tenements
4A II rooms each, in complete repair, with furnaces
and other modern Improvements, the residence j.
c. Ripley, Esq. Inquire of H. BLISS
February Is, 1859 diff flg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-14

ance of spots
When any Of these signs exist Individually, collect
lively. to individual of any age young old, the
stance of Speetaccs is not only proper but essentially
necessary And to those already wearing them, other
EPectacles certainly required.
n He warrants all Spss<osAe~ n eOkt the Sight
FIVE YEARS, have the same changed without extra
charge du myl2
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-24
SALES BY AUGTIoN
RUTU R e DAYS,


a41 TSHALI, on tn rspAy, the I'D Buy Of No., =
~ onthe premises. al paDlie auriton, sell nv r,,
-A-taning about $40 Acres, m the county OF ra,h
joining Judge Robertson, WIN. Cough. Col NJ Ina H.
others about four ines from Lynclsburg in1n,,j
james River and kanawlia Canal, and within a 4.
In original growth Of good timber and nt,aehoJ ~ hs
and fertile ISLAND Of nbtnit 10 Acres This firm, Is
ed at the best firms In upper Virginia The Ia ''
we'll embossed untr new fences u IN a irh stat, ''
unl has about 10 Acres well sci In Orchard ,,,.s
Herds TRUSS AMI Clover and good Orchard unon -
provenens are Brick Dwelling House. with siy rn 4
Kitchen, Os,rseers House. Negro Cabins !,
Houses, Wheat Barns, Tobacco Barns win ali ',
sary Ouihouscs. Most OF the improvements have bo"
built. wv" ~
At the same time, win sill 25 LIKELY Nropaps
young.) consisting of Men Women, Bows and Oil. /,
and Mules, (among them two tnc bloodcd Mares nov, IL
by Red Eye.) Yoke OF oxen 10 Mich Cove -, =,
head OF other Cattle, ~ head of Hogs THE Cow.
md Devon, and Hogs Chester and Brrt sI u
Iicyuu Bull 300 or 40 barrels of Corn. will sbn"l
from same, and Straw from 800 bushels of W., ~
Drill, 1hrysiiips Aaiilnr. Wagons and Harurs, i "
I1r ntatiun Tools. - y
iEnn. :-one ffih Of the purchase money for the ,,
required IN cash, OF negotiable satisfactorily 80
four months, discount added; the residue In emu: 2t'
of a;p ytnrs, hBds " iii good lersonaI s.c,,i,
Interest ir, d'fe, md tide retained mill ,u,oha!, b
phil lie negroes and other property az syo "'i
credit Of ~ months. ncgoiiabie notes tsr
cd, int, ress added. '''. a
would pref selling the Land, Negroes slcl ~
together 10 ANY ole wishing 10 purchase Ia Thar 200. =
gain hst, b" ha, and upon any time thai rns ~
Mr.. Willis y. Mays viii show the pla., to an, mn,
Ia see II. - ! "h' MS
oct iialnoy EDNspD " -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-24
Sale OF Valuable Property

a. ~ pursuance of decree OF III, t'rruii ,,,, .
Nil n"hc pronounced nj the August term $50 il, ~,
"ftsh lans'rnc, drought IL clos the ar,n,r>h;
oil Frck, llaniri X !.an2h"rne) the undersigned MI =
poin!e Cont! ISL .tr iar thai l,lI,sr Will oE -
The high 81 ladder. Ia ie tbsli VI Bristol .n Wrnsr
"a day Z" A"seni'r, lo5a J NE WALL ALE TUWN !
EElN. Ia The tn~aof G"hisos or Bti,inn ount y =
iiahisfdS I-urIl..rli., to'irsiig VI ipi tu,uy t
Def of the Nirii'ia Il tennessee Rnilroa and Tho ~
nt'sfe AMI Nifgn'a Raiinl, With ffont of Over i
"h'th ui,ft are W ioh , ml'rpSoinci.i viz. , y, "a
e'ntht stories high ,ok,t front with sx room. tu ~
"iih three ru"ns K ichcu and s.r,aI, lIonse room,
il"Ise, arn sF and stable with room for - Iors
ran AhcN, "lh Gar hnofn Lumber liotsa and Lolang
all ~ nd repair. With Vel On the LOT of gn val
ms rriah't r'rram IN &c place. Alsn. No fuT>
Fast s.dS "i IN" NHs'nit tennessee L.i,.ad I,ind
h's" as "ccul" rNi3Dns in respect 10 ira . or lr,,,
l" any lmi'f"Nod finPvlt IL Gi,lson bristol ANA i,
advantages saeilvF Ia az! ta be- hal IN l!cr Mac
E;hS OF >AlE- i" t,Fait IF sale rs drcleJ l., In,
oil t"uil afe - "1.uhs third cash ana ll, laaur,
rrtd 81 AM hlotIhs. tue purchaser gazing 3"ac. or
tapie icr WIN Sufficient personal -urutitv hr The il,
pa, nens IN. "a isr,rs the parties Interested ,y ilakr
i'prdNc MS 10 Ia" rt"h hEmunts. In, liip Nil IL, IT,
GnIil the purchase hioh,! pail in fun.
sept 2.-di2nov 7. JOHNSTON, CummiS,is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-24
Douglas Under Another Cloud.
The Vicksburg Sun SAYS.

The Nicksburg Sun says:
I'VE do not believe that Douglas is ue frs
choice OF single Southern-b1ra IN , IN he State
OF mississippi for the Presidency, Never was
man more loathed He is looked upon asa mi.r.
rable demagogue. who would MT SCI, J., Il sell
bis SOUL IL by 20 doing he ,ould rea-A-.he c.al of
his ambition-the White House"
The Baton Rouge Loui.iaao) A,oya Goa
dennis 'the low scurrlity aud unyentlguau bl.k.
guardian of Douglass Wooster co. spee, h in re.
ply to Judge Black and says:
1.-THE coice of every decent journal south II Ma.
son and Dixons line rises in Just ceu>nlc 4 the
coarse personalities and fish-market danun Ia ions
employed bya United Staios Senator in ,i,r d..
'cussion OF grave question with an adversary is
equal in intellect and position, and all vii! con.
sent, far superior in good breeding"
The Memphis Avalance is also exceedingly
bilious and bitter spon the Little Giant. Hear
it:
From the borders Of Virginia to the banks Of
the mississippi, the advocates of Mr. Douglas can
not name Democrat that holds place as high
- that OF Congressman, or that has ever b5en
nono.eo by his party with candidacy for such
position who would not rather witness the nomi-
naton OF almost any other Democrat whose name
mas ueeh mentioned IN connection with the presi.
oency, than that ofS,ephen A. Douglas. His
saoiling ambition and pestlent demaccguery
nAve created oil the troubles that now lower unon
euf party, ana the Democratic masses. IA wolf nc
tner iionored rosentatses, are anxiou, 10 wash
thcir nands OF ham ut once and forever"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-24

rttftf 4 A.
L., . IN IA "a : nv 49,
LADIES FANCY tND ORNAMENTAL. WORK
NJ 4
p,r ,,... .,..o;,o.n c,o,.le. matt. /, Mr.. Ro
FL. t.. -. . ,n. i, ,,,,.a a...,.,n.
Mis-. g i Clai,,,T,n F,aetIn. 4. do. wnrs,ed
ut ,h,;r NJ. + +. cIt.n R;.bnn,a =. Il,
4, IL. H.. = ,G,o- tvnei,nr.,
,,n,rcr,.no ,>n-,ox 49,, woor
'''p'f'' ''H' Az my i "'N a" WYNN
y D.. :, ,
,ch si''l"sh ,e','f "rk, j" n'' :, =. -
1 ~ i.','o' w. L"H,m VIZ NJ M,- =.
n'ii"ke' lJns'n,aFe' . 10 shea ""'". MIS- Ada
hnier, 'an'.. Gil d
LADIES FANCY AN9OR\AJDSIALN okh
M. u.
For best srrcian pain'In:, 10 Mrs Ann t. ! m
cry. Lynchi'arG. , Ia. II - nt,iz. Il Mrs ] Is
ELrton. Lynehbar1. u. d. sras"a drawirG, 10
Mrs q II fleming, lyaehhnr-, ~.
LADIES FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL WORK
No. /.
Fur best paper flowers, 10 Miss Sarah Austin,
GampbaIl, 5; d.. p,tociaminrc vases. Mr., +
Slaughte Lyachharg. J E.; do specimen wax
work Mrs Peter initc, s
AMERICAN WINES
For hest , at. bottle Dry Vine: IL d. " Owen.
al Lyachbur. $50 Samies ..,,.ne-...ir Tor
dia, 10 NJ, j ! Slim,n-. of Amherst. !. 50 For
d., home made Wine t. Mrs Clifford Cahel. ol
Nelson, 8. For do hntne..oude Bounce to d IL
Nelson, Lynchhurg, 30
BACON HAMS
For best BAG n HAAS. ) ycurs old: t, Mr.. L.
T. Lanpl,urne, ol Lynchbnrg. 50.
FLOUR
F,r l,s, Whit. ,vLr,t ll,ur Ia Tbns paltcra,n.
Rc1f,ra : A., rel wbo,t d,ur. :, do. ! spc,i-
men Of lourto Knoy,ilir. tIann.a cav Alili.. %.
TURKEYS. No .
For best pair turkeys, Mrs. John f. Mallory, of
c,mubell . TO- - : - : ','''' = :
POULTRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-24

Valuable Real Estate For Sale in Lib

SA DESIRING 10 remove, / offer for sale lt,.
III" desirable RESIDENCE, known as Chr>iul L
Liberty. The lot contains 80 aires OF land, hare
besides two offices on the grounds adjaccnt ana. Il
sar! rui buildings and conN tIencics either cu;lrcl
good repair.
also my Tobacco Factory. situated Convenient I" +
and ited up with new and improved Uydrailie ".
and all the other hNires necessary for cnna,u =
ldctuins husiacss Un large scale There $50
tors l'f Z Box shop and Houses for the haHd,.
deem Il unnecessary Ia give ? more pa ar d.
~ ms property, az persons wishing 10 pa are d
examine" i3r themselves
Shnnld III" ats'rc properly no. he d. IF a
di. al b'p3rr uaN,, il viii, Oh that ID. rt
auclion Ia 'hc highest bid Ter. upon Il Il,
any -iljti.Stds e.. ... u i
ef5 ft.,m ,al MIA copy ctds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-24
Trustees Sale of : ~.

~ virtue of a decd executed 10 tue hD,=I-. '.'
- lienlrik'n aud his wiic, dated a. 49,. '.
recorded IN the Clerks uillrr IT ne -, '#.'
tampit IN trtl-t 10 secure, a.. -, t..rftt d.
ga >ArtE n,Y, the 24ti, LAY OF S.pTENBa 70. e. .
tts.s proceed 10 sell Al public auction, '' -'I.
FrahNh iill, Gctr the city al I.yucaburs. IS '''' go
ed win the improvements ihcrcun--thr ~ '' -.'
sold by lrnry Davis 10 .ju,ncs Mclaughlin, VS. d
Alicy of s9'G feet, and running back ~ iai :, b
said decd. RoBT. j. H.Si-.
sept ij.Jcodi2iscpt
fJSfPoNEM ENr.-Thc above sale is pos i"h''
DAY, the 18th OF October, at o'clock, 7. VI.
senl 9f-Jlavi9t,,e,ib.nro,ltp,,. H. j. y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-24

cal soe1c,v, beldattho Soclety,l Ground,
,o,,, ION, .,,,L ...s,,..
o'' INV t9'"' '''''' --o''' ''iN' z'i'' VI oS'o-
pS'' 'o'".
AEl'l Ill RA. PEeit'
For hest ! acre, liiealand t,u I" J'ho Il
tad'9rd, at Manigomr,y, al. ba,- ou'ta aero
IRISH Poaioe>, Ia Wm tramp. IL, II lyncahurg.
,. ) arre> Highland eat. 10 " App.9~an, ot
Bedford, Ia 10 ldin & e otry, BE 6ori. :. 81
acres Highland tntr. To- Jnln l. hallorl. Nout.
fond ).
TOBACCO No |.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-24
SALES Of STOCK IN RICHMOND.


J"N \ lt>' soy, urine net ,Rda,y oct I'll
Vagina renis Registered Bonds SIDES !9ii
.a' tai - l,|'''' last siir-. 80.
f,i"f''.fg I j.! Bon = last ,tlc- ygi
iHatt'afg ti3 Bonds last sales no.
A"reth ny boHhs iis sales so.
l-ar,.lntl Etnk Stock, aalv- los.
Farmer lidnk ~itrk, ns, SUITS =ir5.
iarN - : r.iUt tuck. sales *Izll
LUX q. e 'lnn 'nScolti ouch, last sales fldbE.
+nihih AMI Dam die L. L. Bonds Guaranteed by State of
. W. il>t 81, SO AL iat.
N'' = n Ia! IL L. Eohi-. guaranteed by State Of Va
~ 90 'ui ia.
~ ct ,s,'fs ads guaranteed b. STATE Va last sales
80 All Inst.
'i'e' - aai Nantwha Enl guaranteed by State OF va
s4lss - F., and
i'itlt'4ti are A~Not atnn Stock. sales a. 80
Nfsu1 rtft aud MaIn insurance stock, sales S99
itfs't"ls
A"ttt rlir l.. H. la Mort i;ondS sales SIS and
= 49,
sj-ea ten RI L. H. 81 Mortgage Bonds last sales $50
N''t" 1l enn,,ste H. H. list Mortgage Bonds last saics
aut -
NirHi1 'ed l'il L. Il 2nd Mortgage Bons las, sale
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A"1n' ni rars'ec L. r. Bird Mortgage Bonds last ,.les
- = ans I'M.
tim, i a. ' "a /: L. per Bon,!> lasl sal. A.
aaI1h. =
Ii ~ N'A9Adfa l.: K. per Bonds last sal.s $40
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LIN zap i. L. per Bonds, last sales 500
s'a.'->a' Il, IL Lon is, Inst st,cs %6I
'.'i H. Il bonds gtdfdHiord by Petersburg last sal.
t'.ap Fr lerich~hurg Potomac Railroad Stock st
. -, 81
N'r.''H "n.rll Railroad Stock. last sales si,i,
i'san "a aHi Petersburg Railroad stock sars s83
'di a 1T llanNil'c Railroad S.or., last sales 49,
i. - ti'.f 'hd kanlwim Stock las sal,s s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-24
Valuable Ear.,. BailGing and Timber

SYk TIE subscriber offers for private id'-
- DEAtE OF Iii, late Chrislot ier Nlairte' cue
L!i.ciburg, with 50 Acres OF land-"-"'I
which Is ilbrTcd. There are The place ,r'''''"
in., Tobacco Factory, II Wci of excellent "aif',
lit rrssarI ouihoU.es. The place offcis superior
as II Da.rY or Garden Farm, and being c"n''ii''
~ wei! sHl',d for manufacturing Tobacco. =,
Adjoining this tract, uIc about 10 Acr' q" J.
LAND. which will he sold in lots To- suit lhF'i"'
Yield from 50 Ia 10 rti,l> per ucrc.
Handsome BCIl.DlSG LOTS have been ara 'u,
mile Of ihr corporation line, which are on''I,
terms. {. \. W.
oct l4-Ii2awts Executor OF T. WON