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Mrs punn,og. 10 amlkbie oresnlat prclido

Mrs. Bunuiog, ,ho amIAbls oresnist presided
at tho piano,
The enteriainment was ready At halfpast Q
o'olockA Abondant and tsslef,1 prepsrations
had been made. and every exertion vas used
q Soma the aaosts that was praolcable ia 90
great throng. The expressions of pleasure
and R0od cheer were universal So happy
gatheting has usYer befnc been enjoyed BY the
Congregational Church and Society. Indeed
We doubt whether aay Festival, in any Church
in the City, has excelled II. After supper the
company gradually withdrew, aud at IL o'clock
this memorable festive occasion was over
The venerable First PastoT remained 70 the
last, as young in spirits az the youngest, aud
testifying his lively interest in the scenes that
we're transpiring.
On Thursday evening Sabbath School Fes-
! tyal was held in the same place, and com.
psny OF 800 children, tenehers and paronts as.
sembled and enjoyed rich season. The child.
rem were in full glee and busy as a bee hive,
till suppcr, when they were all seated in the
spacious Lecture Room and served by their
elder lriends After supper Mr.. MAYNARD, the
ehildren's singer led the assembly in several
spirited songs, Some animiting remarks were
made by Mr.. Tracy, the Agent Of the New
York Children's Aid Society, and by Mr., MAY.
NARD, and at 10 O'Clock the Festival closed.
Thus has passed the 25th Anniversary of the
Congre gational Cnurch. It will not be forgot
ten when the revolving year shall bring TO-
gether the same people for another similar Fes
tifal.
The proceeds will not be less than $3.50.
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Miaae.otsr RerublIcsa r senstor.

The Legislature Of Minnesota on the 18th
elected the Hon. Morton s. wilkinson to the
Senate Of the United States for the term of six
years from March 4th, 1859, in the place Of
senator Shields, whore term expired at that
time. The vote stood Wilkinson, 70 Shields,
80; Gov. Gorman l. Four Democrats alb
sent.
The election Of Mr wilkinson gives great
satisfaction to tho triumphant Republican party
throughout the State. The contest for the
nornination in caucus was animated, but in the
best feeling. Seuator Wilkinson has been a
citizen oi Minnesota for ten years, and resides
at Mankato, in the Southwestern part of the
State, section strongly Republican. He took
an active part in organizing the party, served
several terms in the Territorial Legislature
and was nominated BY the Republican Stat
ConVention two years ago for Congress. Th'
new Senator is described by the St. Pau
Democrat "as Republican Of the extreme
Seward School," and is therefore just such I
representative Of young Minnesota as the crisi
demands
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-24
Chrin,mns b. the Indnstrlnl school.

Some $50 Of the children the WATERToNS
with self-sacricing eifJrts so admirably train,
instruct and provide for in the Industrial
Sch 1oi, were made Christmas merry at noon
yesterday. After they had partaken of their
humble meal, SO richly spiced by appetite, the
school room was made vocal with several of
the most animating songs of tire Institution,
sung with true Christmas glee in view of the
little gifts prepared for each child and to be
delivered on dismissal FIR weeks holiday va
cation. The gifts were useful little articles,
mitens, socks aprons, skirts, shirts, ETC., etc,
and it was a touching yet pleasant study to
note the varying expressions of countenance
as tho children Of both sexes received from the
Misses w. Christmas gift-of triling value
to the pampered by Santa Claus, but gratefully
priced among the scapty stores Of the Indus
trial School pupils. We wish all the donors
and friends of the Institution could have looked
in upon the Christmas scene, as we'll as such
of our citizens as have heard of the Industrial
School but have never improved their own
hearts and broadened their humsnties by a
personal visitation of the well behaved little
folks who will soon grow to man and woman.
hood among us, and who now have such strong
claims on public and private charity
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-24

..cq OK llsh inst " Rev W y pag. MeNnY PAP.
MALEh fsQ, 70 Miss ROsELLh CuHiiSsi an ~
. a. icio ~ Mo.on the io'h lus,.. Dir u Al FORD,
icl NY ~ Nsvbngt, CuyahoFt Go o., and Miss hO-
sAhiE IA, TEMPLk, Of Missouri
= In shA srsville. Dec ah. GEO r. MILLER, of Free
place
AZ nrunFwiek, sh inst, Ohm slime Of YORK, aud
Miss NANCY AULT, Of Bruusviok.
In Chatham, 2th un ,wAt HBROwN aua Miss JEN-
ME y RitHARDS
In Niles, i0th inst THOs MORGAN, 81, aqd Mrs
MAhf UIHhRNOCK, both Of Mites, The brteeroom
WasSsnnd ms BRIDE u Years u age.
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nMoEG " NehANt
The Southern. madcaps are doing their beat
to keep it up. The Memphis Argus of the l4th
relates with great elee that a Northern passen-
ger was pitched headOng from the cars when
In motion on the Tennessee Central Railroad
few days before, for venturing to converse in
Condemnation Of slavery with the passengers,
who seized him by the collar, then kicked him
to the door end off the platform. The Argus
says--"We did not learn that the rascal broke
his neck by the fall, but if such was the case,
the country hasn't experienced any very great
loss"
Another brutal outrage is recorded in South
Carolina. Mr. James Powers, workman on
the new State House at Columbia. was arrested
for using seditious language, and lodged in
Jail. Mr.. Powers, white mechanic, was tax
ca out of Jail by the slave aristocrats, whipped
thirty nine lashes by a negro at their instance
and after that, was covered by thick coat oi
tsr.and feathers, and sent TO Charleston and
lodged in the guard house for safety and exam.
ination. The Charleston Courier say,:
In the name Of Charleston we protest against
such deputations from Columbia, and in the
name OF law and order, and the fame Of South
Carolina, we protest againt such acts and such
modes of punishment for tfTenees which are
amply covered by our statutes.
Virginia also keeps pushing on the conflict.
A Mr. Mills, a gentleman who takes orders fol
fruit trees in the summer and distributes then
at this season, and who has transacted business
in the State for several years, was driven out
few days since sans eeremOnie, while engaged
in his vocation near Charleston, on the Kanha
wa river. The beauty of the thing is Mr.. NJ. i
Democrat of the P.o slavery type.
We are told by gentleman just from Kan
hawa valley, that there are three Northerncr
in j,il there onsuspicOn of holding opinions no
in unison with the sentiments prevailing in tina
region, though they had expressed no sucl
feelings. ''This is great country" !"
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sPALDtNas PREPARED GLUE
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ECONOMY!
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he landed on the other side OF the street, and
the last wesaw Of him was the top Of his old
fashioned eonieal shaped hat Disappearing down
the chimney Of the house over the way
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" Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
oae At the Printing Esablishmentof the Leader once
on upr wed aud most rapid steam presses IN t'
hest style ON short notice. and reasonable rates Par
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BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOOKS.
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
Tny Banks, Children's Books and Ju-
emile Libr,ry surprising Ia extent ard
variety, ant assortm, mt ever befJre OF
Ter in this oi'y.
lC4Pr. MAYNF RETD's BOOKS;
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THE AIMWELL STORIES, 8 vols
WARY HOWITr'S TALES, u vols.;
ca'es ( Rich and Poor, 0 vols
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leisure Hour Book;
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Ksrl Kringle;
8oysi Book OF Travels and Adventures;
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Well Begun. Well Donei
The Pearls;
'OpulAT Tales;
Oleasant Paths, and so on.
deca2 INGHAM & BRAGG.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-24

Nor Como -ThesUutlern Medical students
f'' in EeV York havs resolved not to make judys
Of themselves BY following the example Of the
fifgpl hiladsPhiaF iaFunaways.l At meeting Of more
"a than 500 Of the natives Of the South in New
~ York institutions, only II voted in favor Of
shaking Of the dust of their shoes against the
North.
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Case OF GibsOu--AIOtlOn for New Trial.

Case OF GtbsOn-.1IOtion for New Trial,
When the jrTy returned verdict of guilty
against ex-state Treasurer Gibson, Mr.Warden,
on behalf Of the defendant, made a motion for a
new trial on the following grounds
LIST. That the verdict rendered in said case
is contrary TO the evidence.
I'd. That the verdict aforesaid is contrary to
law
81, That the Court erred in it's instructions
to the Jury.
4th, Tha. the Jury illegally separated before
render ng their verdict.
9th. That the said Jury was not in charge OF
the Sheriff, or any ono duly appointed, quslif,
ed and authorized to take charge of them.
9th. That the said verdict is for the plaintiff
when, by the laws Of the lsnd, it should have
been for the defendant.
9TH. And for other reasons
The State journal Gays:
Il seems, that at about O'Clock yesterday
morning the jury informed the special consta biz
having charge efthem, that a verdict had beer
arrived at, and the constable allowed them 4
separate and go their wsys until the Cour
opened in the forenoon. Also, that the consta
bic has never been sworn into Office.
The grounds for a new trial appear very
good, aud it is generally conceded, one will b,
granted. The emotion will be argued this morn
ing, meanwhile MT Gibson is in the hands o
the Sheriff.
We learn by the Statesman, that before th,
jury returned their verdict the rumor of acqut
tai prevailed, and that the effect Of the an
nOuneeInent Of Guilty upon the prisoner. wh,
had borne himself throughout the trial will
extraordinary salmness, was overpoworing.
The verdict states that the defendant is foun,
guilty Of the embezzement, as charged IN ID
indictment, Of sl32,l2s IA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-24

ARREsTED.--An individual calling himself
VIM H. Sands, from Cleveland, was arrested
in this village last Saturday by constable Ham
ilton. on a charge Of stealing a coat from Mr..
Ladd's residence. The coat was new one,
aud worth $50. Tue thief had sold il during
the day for s6. He also stole daguerrean arti,
cles from A BesWieks room. He fought des-
perately when taken. From his appearance he
must bo AN old offender. he wears a nous
tAehe, is 9i MEDIUM stature, large black eyes,
aud il about 20 years of age. He waived an
examination, and was rsmanded to jail-Ms,
dina Gas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-09
North Carolina Railroad.

We observe that Mr.. DAVIS has introduced n
resolution of inquiry in the House Of Delegates,
looking to charter for our North Carolina Rail-
road. At the same time, Mr.. Keen Of Pittsyva.
mia, in the House, and Col. Townes in the Seunts,
have introduced counter PROPOSITIONS for rail
road from Danvillc, aloVg by Pttsylvania G. H.
to Lvnchburg or some other point on tho Va. &
Tenn. Railroad. Thus, these two propositions be.
come antagonistic ones-and between the two,
the Legislature may be altogether indisposed to
make choice. Tho result verfes tho predict ON
that was mado some time aga, that Pittsylvania
under no circumstances would help us to n road,
unless its terminus we're at Danville. l, remains
for us, therefore. to cease to rely upon Psy vania
and to sndeavor "a secure friends for our PROPOSE.
ton in other directions.
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WASHINGTON. Nov, 30. 1859.

WAsHINofos. Nov, ~, leoS.
lDsAs SIRs:- ...
| In all our political troubles, | have never fell
lcae clond Of fear es 10 The Union, but now | have
no. only my doubts, bot, am sorry TO say. al
most the coselcfioM that will be dissolved, and
That even this session viii Witness the event. with.
joat swsiting the result Of the Election ia 1850 -
Ia IL no longer the xitras and the fire eatevs Of the
ISouth, that favor it, IL 10 the sober mndsd. con-
versstivs citiseas Of every class. lodges. law
lyers, Herchanta readers, artisans and sborers.--
men who. year since. abhorred and secuted tbs
iidea.--Ars now 'iss sdsoeatcs.i My intercourse
with Southern men--ths letters have. and 9TH
lers that / know Of, and from parties ,who hays
had heretofore, the moss sound vssws--ah 20
to confirm ii. Aspsrk--s very smaD sPark--wiil
set OF the explosion, and cause all tho Sonthsr
delegation to rsturn home, and those states vail
iqaety take possession Ut the fnrts. custom ho'sPs
aud other public property within their limits. aud
declare they are out VI the Union. and wish ." i've
dor the future, separately fr"m the NORTH sna'
possible. on frisndiy terms. Such course woaii
meet with no opposition 1t tho South but would
DO promptly and universally approved.
! am no alarmist--not eof fhc despa'ng End
but on the contrary. an always hopeful,nnd dia-
posed 70 look on the favorable side OF things but
cannot shut my eyes 70 the prospect oeioro n''""i
! do assure you speak tho words "of truth ana
sobsrnses"
The time OF redsostny with these people nv i'e
South has gone by. They are no longer accessible
10 aFgumeut Ihey say slave properly ~ no on
ger safe In the union' anu refuse 70 ackn"wieuge
what 70 % obvious, that the PROPOSED fsmedy Yen
time: worse than the d'sease; lhe,r comfy to INC
people OF the Norsh % more utter than ever "x's
Ted bseween the people OF England ana France, nnd
Am sfrasd 70 TOO late to preach u"'on and pe AGO.
sail, soberminded and conservative men rnnst
make me On r. ana Try " pour oil on the trou b'ed
waters. The pubic rross' North and South. lave
naon 70 an:wsr lot 10 IN" present matter 10 10
,liea Win bitter rev'iingsnnd vitnperaaons. . ONE
u these hdisors not only are constantly usng The
ross frritaung ana ihsuhi'ig language but also
'oiiect' from other Journals similar sentiments.
which only gives tnem WIDER circulation aud inc 'e''
YES the evil mat article ~ Webo's paper me
anne mncc. aooas Wrapping the south INTO me -
mon, they Attempted to leave It, aye WIZ
PiNG Me 'oord, the article said, land our ''"v-
,nth Regiment OF Itself, would BIO able TO- DO II Tor
hc whots SoutA." say that one article has done
moro mischief than webb could possibly rcm"'y,
we're he 10 live q thousand years
We, not only the Residents but oil others VINO |
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Didn't Call at washington City

DR.. Brownlow, 10 tho last issue OF the Knoxville
Wing, thus explains his fight through the Fedc-
raj metropolis:
Since our return home from tho North, we have
boon frequently enquired 81 az to why We did not
call at Washington, and witness the organ cation
Of the House? We have gl,on the same answer
in every instance. We had in our pocket heeaty
dollars in money, through ticket to Lynchburg,
six good shirts in q small carpetsack. aud u new
over coat--worth ut least fceaty dollars. and this
was more than We we're willing 10 risk in that
den " there's. Stealing has become epidemic in
Washington, and no mnn would he safe there with
this much in his possession
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Lots On the Canal For Sale.

virtue Of I'm order Of this Circuit Coaftof Campbell
t} pronounced at the octpber thereof the
syerhorn and others vs. Percval aud others shall COM
90 Tedsesasy' The ith day ofthc present monl
..eani lots lying on 'S West side Of The Canal in the immcd
ins To tho estate "f the late Jno. percivsl DECD.
Terms "a ered Of sx Twelve and eighteen months will lie
gi'tnhe purchaser giving bonds bearing Interest from date
with satisfactory personal security and te retained until final
pa.nenis are made. Ed, D. CHRISTIAN Commr
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syalaabIe Land fsr Sale
ECOuNTv

OFFER for salc the tract Of land near the Big Il Pa
II noke County. lately occupied BY Doct Landon iy
contains about eo acres q III. bet quality Land In un;
neghborhosS, sheh we'll known 70! its ferllty within
"A kailrsaat has usoniI abykL1ING HOUSE with fsur
Stable Com Crib De-, b.. and y mosl derabl Mo
dence for any one desiring Yarn Of that and esDec
W Physician. being in tho midst popplous aud rs.
neghhoood The terms will be liberal and made known G
application " he aalssriher ri Big Lick Posi- ONCE n no
previously disosed Of Ut private sale which due no,c
be gise will the place OF public auction on Mondny thu
saa Of Jsa sss lss ~ he Biz Lick Depot
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commissioners sale of
FaferR PfOperty AT CaMDhcll Courthouse

~ TIL s6eerjersigne Commissioners appointed by dc
a cree 81 The Circus Court Of Campbell county, in the cas-
81 Defsis lustaes va John Pleasant Lynrh and william,
Mose WIZ on MONDAY, The eth day Of December next ha:
beng Court day expose to SALE by public aucion on
credit "i 4ai - months, boais with security the
ia'era oase, lot AMI premises, occupied by William
Moore and the same purchased said Aoore and Lynch Of
li"rato De'rics In his life iilnc.
DANIEL MARI, lrom,,s
nov 2tdll2drc EDWIN l.. PAuE, ~ |
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To the Afflicted.

~ ToRMENrEDwih Paia and SC r..,ed W nh fever.
O-S as We know .oa are, aud mpi,nt ns such anicor
ms' necessarily make yoa beg thai y"u compose yyur
~t' one 'ncht tia WI mn! learn i,c YOUR ms
~ ana %her YOU If We en- prcscripi,n for their c,
are !on pyspele nni has Jour stoniIo r,fac 10 aIk,n
" iu'os t.l Your slre;',i ills I has be- come
hdf'cn II s. We oh,rion in BAsExa iRiaIuu G,r1pns
never 'Aig remedy r teu lie. Ar, yoa Troubled Win rrr
N"us aiach aud i,ss of vision thereto. Ih,
A - bAkfas 81! iEt5 !onr on, lbl Are yo, suffer
is rom c"ne''ia,ei bowels and torpid vurg BAEkas pr
MIN bfrtRs viii arouse both aud Hiys ttem that vitality =.
s,n,t 10 health: layc You delicate fcnacs and .u.in,
Snheh VINO nave los. hil relish for uod ana are hourly vast
M awayE BAkrEs brFEgs, The valuable tonic ever dis
e VIII slriR III ie rs,t Of their diseases and soor ~
mem appetite and Srngih no you live In section a.r.
"Se ~ icVef nod continual sway: IT YOU NAV Ia.vl A,
aud def, .eir owe YOU
briERS Diar hra, tholic, Calvra Morbus and MI
her diseases arising from ndscsiuns and ul,fouer s.r
tp' cid |" line health giving inlaenc. II This ureat
nechr wn'h no" sold Throughout. This country by I1pv
ss', geefu and Is more extensively ua, than amy other
ie'enc khowh These Biers ist their way mi home
u.y were Offered 10 me VI the world and now tha,
NV! arc kno~ ana appreciated the proprietor lusres HAT vii
~ cents irr both. ' A''se "'!
nn SAT- by M The Druggists In Iynclu and by all the
ISIS IA The city OF Richmond else~ her, II,
"s'1' ais' I" I'ass Chas stott Il Co. Wasi,;n~ton city
iisio Ey a ana Rs,n " nnapsrs Md b. b. Miller
Oct 29-d&cts a. - i;;. ..i",.,",,
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Cholera.

Gr r5e PERRY DANIS-siR:-The benefits / have recciy
Ky ed from the of Invaluable rce.iy line Pain
Miner induces me to word praise Experience
has cont laced me that for Headache, indigestion In Inc
Stomach! other part of the system Severe JiIs Wear,
ness common Colds, Yourselves Cholera Cholera Morbus
Darha D1sentey, looihace DE, there nothing better
'ah HE .ah Killer have this hoIr 1 severe
attack OF The Sick Headache, using teaspoonTus taken
III l.! minutes Interval in wine gassiul OF hot am
the cholera during the Of Isi Travelling amid b.
aust 'oi change of Diet AMI constant exposure afec
atmospheric, my syssel daily pretspsed dysenl ut
e' 49, accompanied With pain, 'r which Pain Killer was
sovereign remedy Que elspoonul curing worst case In An
h,at or al Tie most half day. heard OF many cs.
OF D,sencry being cured b. is Pat teeth IL would
up .ne 10 hte raitae and desire for general us,
mas da"h RON me this unsolicited esiimon!I In lis favor
oct 2i"lts D. I. TAYLOR, ,E Minister of i,r lo.,,.,
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Grand Perform lance Saturday Afterno
NtANIPULATED GIIANO

N MANIPULATED GUANO
NJ oier g the Paaers of Virginia Guauo nrrnareJ ly
w usts lows ~ i'''" u!
i,V1 ioA bess PERUVIAN Guano that be procured:
oo' ~o sofiorero tuano containing per Ct of Phos
lhate Of I.mp - ~
sS To- Ground Plaster for which epay ~ p ion extra
Faan r. I'd eiers invited examine this ar,bo Er,n,
Inc best nit rmao we obtain believe This Mixnr
"no ne est lat can he prepared for the Virginia lans
fnee to anters +s per ton, ~ IEr Ton wren The.
furnish the l@gs. - ~ "''" NV!
81 Prepared and for sale by -.f
EDMOND, DAVENPORT K 60, t-
Ala, a. ,.,. H., Commit. - Richmond, Virginia
az We refer 10 Planters wr have used Inc Son,h-cro ;
The Manipulated Gnano-anuug them as Gait Eau, !, We
wick Esq JoA Allen, ksq and H. Styii ESQ and iLcr.
BE ow we give d. N Tutes Chemist at Ifufyrrs,.y 81 =.
to II n, standard: ~ " ""' W. KEPT
II am How able TO give you the result of anaysis They
os the mixture TO be what In former letter nn
la 1o that ynu are very fortunate selection of
csp ecsy u Peruvian Guano. The per eenlaes of
SHOWS Tie pure Peruvian to 1874 per Gent wlich
more than the average The Analysis is as follows; $3.50
Moisture given on ut boiling point iRos
Si,rybt,~,as ~. a.. 1926
SsnpnuriJfc'u Sto' Lime, 36i ................ q0y
at 6oO
t'soNyse aAes,
"A Mnail quAhi. - II u, undermined Water Il, - ~
coordination and L. matter ~ - s,sx
Yror,,. ,h., x,,. :, ,, - lpA00
70 deserves, remair yoEs. ""'c"
1co s-osqiy -. b. ID. X. TUrTIE"
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WILL sell a. aueliss =. ~ 1sdsaee on SATURDAY. III.
loIh Of DsesinheA sese ThsxTE HAD OF CATii 'Ie
parcel of A0U6EH0In AND sKrcAtN FfIRSfTithplsTe
TERss :Six mppts etedit ~ ~ 800 oxer Tan du NJ
under that Casb the 1S3nG bond vim @
security for ue pngmint thereof -. : * - IVA sood
dee 9tds -tA-za ,s.- 1890 WIN. i HOIlnMnE
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BY THos. W. kEESEE. AucrlossrR.

tofrlcs CORNER f2rH AID GAHr sxRxrrs1
eE9M AkKEYzf7AG LARGE SALE OF
9ik}1Snep 3N6 HA TE1 s8AT rs
t'a e,T ..4sr.. ti-t AUGTI0N.-Wili be
Sold nj public auction the Basin Richmond,
DAY 2dh Of December, the following CANAL BOATS be
longing To the ScabOard Tow ing and Company
u. r. GOOCH, $3.50 NAPOLEON,
b. Y. LADD, ..4.l--a LINDEN.
T. W. JOHNS CLEVELAND,
JOHN 4. SMITH, VIRGINIA.
TiIOS. II. ELLIS, JIMMY STEPTOE.
Also, NJ thr time aud place. thny four MULES an(
six HORSES, together with all the HARNESS and other equip
mcnts. .' s- ~ ~
Terms made known the day Of SALE Sale to
nj IL O'Clock, A. NJ -
VIM c. SMITH, Genl sup,.
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