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MUSICAL NOTICE.

TNo. @. BURKHARDr has jus, returned from tho
- mountains, and will attend to his customers in his
usual rounds.
0cioleT 4. ll3f
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Two mills in Kanawha county, Va. are
manufacturing 1900 gallons Of coal or kero-
sene oil daily.
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New and Fresh Goods,

YDlS GENT LIaMIsNo
TUE undersigned has just returned from New York,
with full assortment of Goods for Gentlemen's
wear, comprising
Senioni's, Bioiey's and Dermoa Massn's
Broad Cloths, Velvet Beavers and other
Over -c0atings,
Rich, Fancy Cassimeres,
Velvet, Cashmere, and Fine Silk Vestings,
REA,DYaMtADE CIWgIING',
AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
To which be respectfully invites the attention Of his
friends and the public.
He has the satisfaction of stating, that his selection
is by far the most perfect, regards true taste ee.
gance and quality, Of my that he has ever before Of
tered.
The experience Of more than twenty years has been
fully exercised for the benefit Of his customers, and his
efforts please in this instance have already been fully
sustained by the judgment Of persons of known taste
and capacity.
His stock Of Cloths were purchased, fresh as i'm.
pored from The most fashionable aud best established
houses; and for his Ready made Clothing. both as 10
style and flush, he challenges the closest scrutiny
All lisa No. !. A No. fit is promised, Or no pay
required. IUyIS c.purc1Y,pr
Sept. IS. lott
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Cotton Factory for Sale.

an Saturday the 18th day Of October next, the
- Orange Cotton Factory will positively be sold Ia
the highest bidder without reserve, Terms made easy
Bond and good security required. Sale 10 take place
on the premises at IL o'clock.
WEBBS & DOUGLAS.
Sept. 20 0s--
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NOTICE.
Bio SALE /.

HAVING qualified as Executors on the estate 81 ID
IN X. Blackwood. deceased. On Thursday. The Goth
day Of September next a. the late residence VI the said
deceased We will expose 70 public sale The following
property, viz; Horses, Cattle, Hogs, sheep. Wheat
Oats. IIay, two -Four Horse Wagons, one Buggy, onf
set Smiths Tools. Farming Tools, one Thrcshing Ma.
ehne one whcsl fan, aud other articles unnecessary
70 mention. Terms made known on the day Of sab, I
JNO. VI. BBACKMO0D, ~.
SAMUEL BLACKWOOD, -
Aug. 30. O6-4w
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NO TLGE.
no TICE.

NJ TICE.
HAVING qualified as Executors on the estate ofD.
IN X. Bsekwood, deceased, al the Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, holden for lbe county of Orange
and state Of North Carolina in liil.borough, on the
dlh Monday Of August, A. d., 1850, hereby notify
all persons indebted the estate Of the said deceased
10 make immediate payment as longer indulgence
not be given, and all persons having claims against
said estate will present them for payment within the
time prescribed By law, this notice will he plead in
bar Of their recovery.
JNO. NJ. BLACkW0OD, } r.,
SAMUEL BLACKWooD, HA
Aug. 80, 90.
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IMPORTANT DIscoyERY.-A tremendously
large bed Of oysters, said to be three or four
miles square, was discovered a few days
since OIL Huntington, Long Island. by par
ty Of fishermen from Norwalk, Ct. The va
lne Of the placer is said to be more than a mil
lion Of dollars. A hundred boats or more were
on Saturday buslly at work diminishing the
value Of this discovery as rapidly as hands
could work. All kinds Of Implements for the
capture 81 these strangers, which are said to
vary ~ size from large to gigantic. have been
sent for fiom Fair Haven and the other centres
Of the oyster trade. The steamer Jacob Bell
has been chartered to 60 dawn 10 Huntington
to carry the product Of this bed to New York.
Another steamer is already there.
Ne,O York Sun.
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Unrefu,sd PrcoF

The iesim1ny Of Nations i unanimously borne 4,
The hcahgi,irs virtues 81 his noble remedy. am co.,
i .ates IN every living language bear witness 10 tie
undeniableness d their intrinsic worth.
HolioWny's Pills are hs best remedy knowa
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Asthma, Disffhui, Bowel Com.
Ufapsy. Coughs, paints
Dehihhy, Colds. Fever and Ague,
Chest diseases. Female Com. Cu.iivcness.
Dyspepsia. plants. Headaches. II
Indigestion, Stone end Gravel. lnGuenra,
Inflammation. Secondary symp. Inward Weakness
NenstsAl Alice toms, l.cwness Of sfif.
tons, Liver Complaints It's.
Piles, Worms u III kinds,
d ~ CAUTION - None afc genuine unless the
words Holloway, New York and LONDON" are dis
csrnahle Walermafk IN every leaf Of the book Of
directions around each 20, ~ hos the same may b.
plainly BY boiling the leaf 10 ihe light hand.
some reward will be given 10 any one rendering such
information IS mIy lead 10 the detection 81 any party
or parties eountsfIeiing the medicines or vending The
same. knguiug Them % he spurious.
80 sold At The Manufactures u Professor HollO.
VS., ~ Maiden Lane. New York snd ~ al respecta.
lie Dfufeits sud Dealers IN Medicines throughout
the United states and The civilized wOd ia boxes al
20 cents. 50 cents. sud ~ each.
~ There i considerable saving BY taking the lafg.
ef sizes.
n. B-Dfeciicns ior the guidance Or patients in
every disorder are sii,ed u fssh lsr
Az. ~ g..
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ELECTION OF JupoEs.-This miserable re.
form Of politics is beginning TO excite intense
disgust in every part Of the country in which
it has been tried. The question Of judicial
candidates has become unayoidably mixed up
with politics, and the constitution of the
highest courts in many States is fast coming
to depend on the political complexion Of the
candidate. One Of the ablest Judges Of New
York, Hon. Daniel Pratt. whose term OF
service expires with the present year, has to
run. the gauntlet for reelection with a small
potato politician, who is nominated in oppo-
slt'on to him on purely party grounds, This
u only one Of many practical qualifications
oi the evil tendency Of the elective system.
Richmond Dispatch.
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Prom WASHINGTON.

A eorr..nonSen, of the Nsw York Herald in
| =. a, ft,t -, 49,.
ms letter u the if'h 'ns' '',''
| The record oi The baII1i to.dny Snows t"a' WI
Sherman held his own reiati'eiy, oniy "an.ne
six votes to elect MN. learn tnat Me'srs' MIA
man, linskin, Reynolds anu och~a'h' anu L.
comptonites, and Mr.. briggs hm.' were renoy W
vote Tor MI sherman horace =. V'Hk' VI W."
YORK. woeid joan them' tut ne re,"se'' -,
IL there 10 taiiot to-norio" 'oA"'' ,,oN"1"
llaskin end Schwartz ana Pereaps heyhcids,
VIII so'e 'or mI. onoril'", au. a.. chnso.
undcfsuooo; VIII %, oa''' mo '"o ~, IT. u ~,
til u VIII elect, ana IL ch"ho. uh'n H..
vieius Inc iat'er H''y i'so '"o 1Ieu,t y. e,oesHs
hr. oher'na"' "S one 'o'' 10 o"'y y, 10 ~
repfesen'a',ve'ro" a ''a'e ?'i'e, 'IP',s 80,
con'r,oo'o n's so'. " E"n'A. ;'' WV" w
mas " ea""o' oo "''' N',"'us ~.
threats are maze hc'c ny o,u'ne.n sen''t inv.
.nat ."ehty-n'e lne''oe'o WIN "l" ,',. -"
the house IL "r' onef'h''' Is e'o''''' o'' 'ooou'
beneves ~. -, :, A.
Y. D. Gochrano VIII. pa'r wi''. nr Mu"A's, Va
Maryland ana ieaSe 'or nome tomorro"' U" uo-
count OF serious Illness III us 'h'ni'y.
REPUBLICAN fRksipENT.AL Ao'hhLH',
Inc opp'siil"n inen'perso Vi CohHrcSS vi GU"
sylvana ana New Jer'ey ARE CIRCULATING nP"Per
requesting the Natlohai nepuD''ca' eoh'i.',eo W
construct the language oil ther call Tor Natlona'
convention 10 nominate Iresiaeh' III such
manner as to 'eme 20 the People" party, OF
fenhsylVan'a' ana Tue oHposi'ioh 'i NC" "eF'
sey
The speech ct Mr.. wade OF oh'o' IN me oeh"te
to-day, was considercd Ivy the puoiic"hs terri
hle bombsheil IN the camp IT what they call INC
DISTINGUISHES, anu has caused his name 10 be ais
cnssed freely by the republicans rs candidate Tor
the Presidency, Pluck is considered necessary
qualification for that Office
THE rkEslpENTs MESSAGE; =,
The President il yet undecided when ne VIII
send his Message To Congress. lie will decide de-
hniteiy to-,norrow upon t1e suiyect
THE SETTLEMENT OF THE SAN JUAN TROUBLE
The dispatches OF General Sc 1T IN regard to
the San Juan affair have madc 1t necessary for the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17
Failure of Popular Institutions

The Expenses" of the late election in this city,
says tho New York correspondent Of tho Charles
ton Mercury. were enormous. bribery was open,
undisguised and above board. The lIavcmeyer
people spent not less than $780, and Wood
Co.. disburssd about $4,000. Every candidate in
the siosar. Hall or Tammapy interest respective
~ had TO contribute largely to the genuine fund,
and as there were some $50 Offices Of one kind and
another 70 be filed, IL will be seen thrt mn i'm
msuse sum could be raised from that source alone
Bot ct least ons-half Of all the expenses were paid
BY swindling contractors and jobbers and expec-
tant ofice-seokers Offices of all Sorts from tho
lof clerical clerks. were bargancd and paid for
Thousands Of dollars were distributed in sums of
$50 or 500 each to the notorious ward politicians
who could control THAT 10 buy up) from tozen
TO Atty votes piece. Hundreds of"quor shops"
were chartered for the day by the opposing
factions, and from them fighting rum " was
furnished, free to oil who voted the right tick
ct. by twelve O'Clock noon there were Mt least six
dozen men in shc neighborhood Of evory down,to
poll drunk and cuarrelsome. ready and anxious 10
whip any man who would not vote for "Fcrnandy
Wad" or Ilave-a-marc." 1t was only the ovorpow-
ering strength Of tho police and tho large militia
Try reserve that prevented general and sanguina-
ry riot among all those wild opposing elements. -
The usual price Of votes wns an unlimited supply
Of grog for tho day-but thousands were obtained
by the payment Of cash in hand. from 81 to IS
zach. - The Republicans were equally unscrupu.
lous with the Democrats; but in tho city they arc
poor as rats, and are tired Of paying out money
upon such crazy crazy venture Us municipal
election.
The moral of this di-graceful contest is easily
drawn, viz; that Republican institutions IRE n fail
ure in n great miAod up cosmopolitan city like
Now York; and that our only saiety is in a mum,
ciPal autocrat. despot. ear, king, or whnt you
who will give strong and du
rable government propped up by tho bayonet, a u
Louis Napoleon. The most vicious Of all Eastern
onarehs If he were n man olnerve and courage,
would rule this city far more satisfactory to tho
az paying and conservative public than tho pros
mt thcving oligarchy. II is enough to throw out
his hint. do not pretend To suggest how it
ould BE- carried into effect"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

The CHIRlQu ANTIQUITIES last arrival
from Chiriqui brought down about thirty thous-
and dollars in gold images from the Indian hua-
cas-, OF quality equal to the very best yet receiy-
cd. the majority Of which had already been dispo-
sed of ut twenty dollars per ounce. It's probable
that during the dry season which is now set IN.
many more huacas will DO discovered, but it cun
hardly be expected that many discoveries will be
tho entire country is likely to be examined Lit
tie historical information, however, can DO expec.
ted from the class of persons in the grave
diggngs, rs they 90 there not for tho sake Of re.
and unless scientific men, are sent to investigate
the subject, little, if any information is likely to
be thrown on the origin Of these antiquities or
the race Of people whose remains lie buried with
them.
Mr.. Lara has just made great discovery. A
hill near Bugabta about 400 feet in circumference
| and 10 feet high. is nothing more than an I'M.
mense burynsplace, and Mr.. l.. has commenced
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA


THURSDAY. December IL, 1859.
SENATE.
The Senate was called 70 order ct IL o'clock.
Lsst. Gov. jackson in The Chair.
Prayer by the Rev Mr.. Woodbridge.
A communication was received from the Exeen-
tive enclosing Communication from Chsrlea J..
Faulkner Esq accompanying M appropriation
for the relief of George W. Richardson. Of Mar
unsburg. and Samuel c. Young. who were severe
" wounded at Harper's ferry. The Governor
says, concerning fully in tho views presented by
tho writer, ! commend the Of these men to
the most humane and polite consideration Of this
General Assembly" On motion Of Mr. Isbcil,
referred to Committee on Finance and Claims.
BILLS REruRTRD.
By Mr. Thompso To amend the 10Th Sec
ton of chapter sS Of the Code as to more fully de-
fine tho duties and rights of Inspectors OF Flour
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. August Ofamendi0g section ~. CHIMP
ter BOZ Of the Code, to provide that recogni'
zanccs originally taken shall remain in force I'M
til n final trial Of the case or n new recognisance
be gwen.
By Mr.. Knight That the Second Auditor be
rcauested TO inform the Senate what amount OF
the bonds uf the State is held by citizens OF the
Common wealth and by corporations within the
State and what amount Of revenue is now de-
rived FRO II the tax ON said bonds
By Mr. August OF so amending section 8 OF
chapter los Of the Code, as TO provide TINT mar
,nge licenses may issue upon such consent as the
law requires, being given in writing. ncknow.
lodged and certified, prescribed by section =.
l2l OF the Code, in regard to the Naturalization OF
writing To be recorded, or IN II writing subscribed
by Witness who shall make oath before the JUS
tice Of the Peace or tho Clerk issuing such license
that such writing was sgncd and acknowledged
in his presence by such person.
BY Ir. Wickham on amending the first SEQ
ton Of chapter Ia Of the Code Of Virginia. con
corning the removal Of causes from tho county or
corporation courts.
BY Mr.. c. Y. Thomas: OF increasing the capi-
tai stock Of the Dan,ille and Wytbcvile Turnpike
Company, by the sum ofSS,OO0
ANDREW HUNTER
The hill to compensate Andrew Hunter WAS taken
up on it's second readng. ltproposes to pay him
s. 800 for his legal services ut lltrper's Ferry.
Mr. II. W. Thomas moved to strike out ~ 500.
lilo thought 81 800 would DC iair compensation
for Mr.. Hunter.
The question Of striking out was then put and
adopted. Ayes3j noes 10.
MIR, II. W. Thomas then moved to fill tho blank
with $500.
Mr.. l-bell offered, rs IN amendment, $1,000
Tho question was put ON Mr.. lsbells amend
ment, and lost. Ayes II noes 40
Mr.. Thomns,s motion OF 81 800 was thon adopt
cd, and tho bill was rcnd n second time, and order
cd 10 be ongrosscl aud read n third time.
Ga III ,tion of Mr.. Paxton, tho Senate adjourn
Cd
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sionists in aithelr haunts and hiding places have
received his earnest attention. and It's really re-
freshing 10 hear him, in conversation, open his
walls Of wrath upon them. Brownlow. for 20.
litical parson, 10 . verv clever fellow, though
eonfses DO NOS like the species He was present
ct oas Of Parson Beechsr's sermons she other Sun.
day nd il Il 10 b regretted that be Did MOI "sPeak
out Il mseting." and confnle some Of the thous-
and hcresies with which. Bcccher intcrlarls his
sermons and prayers. Bsscher Processes unlimited
admiration for free speech, and Brownlow should
have tried il on.
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NATIONAL GLoRY.-1he noble elements which
a nation embodies and represents, and which de,
tcrmnes its place in history, constitutes its true
glory. Nero numbers. us Of Chinese, IIindoos. or
Turks, awaken no satisfaction in tho mind Of the
student of history. The brawny cnergy that tn rs
AT the conquest Of nature. that pushes out pion-
GERS whose axes NOW the wilderness, aud whose
pows iurrow the ptairies, tina, tames the torrents
for its wheels. and clamps State with State by
iron. and makes the air over wide ATTITUDES buzz
with furious and cunning mechan ism-this, in
contrast with lazy content or nerveless beggary,
properly awakeus joy in the aspect of a nation. -
And when out of this enthusiastic strength an in
,tellectual force is born that dots the land with
schools and colleges, from which lteratures bios
som and shed the fragrance of culture and poetry
in the social air, there s and higher call for
satisfaction and gratitude. Churches will grow
as naturally out Of the widening life of such u
state Us court rooms and schools; and if poverty
begins to border tho general plenty. the national
genius turns to study for the wsest relief of it by
the quick impulse of duty. truly Christian
commonwealth presents n spectacle grander than
any miracle OF genius, any individual heroism,
any person." sanctity for then IA State stands
out with Intellect IN its 10; ehead, chyalrv in it's
mo'ements.and Christianity in it's heart Boston
Transcript
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Correspondence of the Virgiuian.
Mkuruls, December Iith. 1885,

Editors Trginidn:
Why don't the managers of tho Virginia aud
Tennessee Railroad. in thor schedule. provide u
stray nlfhour to the wants of the travcllin. com.
immunity where ut some point on the road dinner
can be provided? In,ndlition t. many complaints
growing out OF tho ncwncss Of the route-this one
Iof compelling passengers to ride from early
breakfast. without dinner, to late supper. cx-
cites condemnation from all and hungry nun
is the worst foe to a railroad
The Etna Coal Works. on tho Chattanooga and
Nashville Road, in full view MS the cars pass are
full OF interest ust now for tho mines are mex.
haustbe, and you get into tho bowels of tho
mountains without shalfting, The coal is sold
there at l24 cents per bushel, and delivered in
huntsville. Alabama, distance of about one hun
dred miles, at 22l cents per bushcl. Think OF it,
l.ynchburgcrs. when you pny 30 ctrts for coal
brought from Christlnnsbure over your road
much less distance, md cry aloud for change of
policy.
The largo trnie of this city with the Northern
cities in tho article o cotton, is turning attention
to the transit furnished Norfolk for cotton to he
resh'pPed to Boston; aud | nm informed by n
well-lniormcd md prominent gentlemen OF this
city, that there il effort on foot to carry out the
plan OF transporting cotton across TO Norfolk by
rail and thence by soa to the Northern mars
Memphis. ns II growing Southern city. should excite
us in aiding her infant struggcs,o stretch out her
arms for the purpose Of embracing the Atlantic
across our territory. 1t will be If mutual ujyant
ago will oren new trade avenues make Lynch.
burg depot for The rcshirmcnt hy canal or rail,
of the great products of the West: and with cap
ital diverted into the ght channel. munulactu-
rers of cotton and woollcn goods will spring up
or should spring up, in midst. The iron TINT
Pittsburs sends to Memphis annually, if manu-
featured by us and sent here, would alone support
n road.
wish that modcum Of the enterprise and sa-
gdcty. 80 prevalent here could be transplantcd to
city wot OF. quite congenial to its growth as
Memphis once Was.
The Southern feeling is gradually spreading
here. 1t is not yet 20 intense us al home. 1t has
not had time to make men pause from contemplate.
ing their daily pursuits aud look into the ''co
eur OF tho tone OF public sentiment at the North
Tho Southern policy is however, becoming more
concentrated; and already some Of the strongest
supporters of Douglas have repudia,cd him; and
1t Is conceded now that Southern State will
vote for him, except one, More anon.
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p X

THE call for Perry Davs Pain Killer 10 increasing
UxP oscry rapidly fear shall be- unable 10
kccp pace wiit Ny object In wriug now Is to beg that
receipt Of this Will kindly despatch another shipmen
ordered In my letter of june last
j. L. CARA U, Calcutta, E. l.
Mr. Perry Days-Sir: have used, my family, your med
icine called Pain Killer for mnny purposes and have found
very useful aud valuable article. therefore very cheer
fully recommend ii 10 the public regards.
REV HENRY CLARK.
Sometime in December last my children taken down
fever canker rash-my only medicine Da
Pain Killer and Castor Oil the Pain Killer operating 81
charm in cutting the cauke and throwing out The rash 80 that
IN about Ave WEEKS my family entirely recovered.
CORNELIUS q. VASDENDUEti, raratoga Springs
Having USED Perry Davis Vegetable Pain kicr IN my tamil
ly during winter past would urge its general for the
purposes which the inventor has recommended H. think
auabc and would like bc deprived Of its als anita
ges. L. u. PoMERol, 81 Louis
dec 70 I'm
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FUTUHE DAYS,
Valuable Land for Sale
RIO NOKE COUNTY

OFFER for sae the tract Of land near the Biz ick p
i noke County lately occupied by Doct Lan,lon l;Y,
contains about 100 of tn best quality Land in t
neghboood which is well known for Its fertility Is tb
mile Of the big Lick Depot snn the Virginia and Tenn.
~ Eniiroad; has upon 1t DIV ELLING HOUSE with fur
hA rooms and eAsar, out houses good Ohcc with two
dsnce for desiring Farm Of that size especially
Ply scian being In the midst Of populous and wealth
neighbohood The terms will be liberal made Know a.;
application to hc subscriber at Big Lick Post oncc IL not
previously disposed Of al private sails which due no
be- given, will Offer the place Al pubic on Monday l
Fad of January, lsGO al The Big Lick Depot
dee 3-ltdofs WILLIAM WATTS
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SANFOgUs LIVER INVlG0RAToR,
COMPOSED ENTIRELY From Gu Ms
NEN Ell DEBllITATES
PURiFIEa THE BLOOD,
PURIFiES THE BLOOD,
PUEiFIES THE BLOOD.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES DYSPEPSIA,
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
CURES CHRONIC DlAEkIlHA,
CURES CiIOIIC,
CURES FLATuLENCY,
CURES COSrIyENESS,
! CURES BILIOUS ATTACKS.
See advertisement another column. fdccl53u
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Brownlow aud Beecher

writing from New Tara, ssys
Paraon Browplov. Al Tennessee, has been stop
ping 4 this city few days. A. he will proba.
bly enflkhtsn the soufbern world npon the result
81 ~ o61esSafoos, VIII nst stsaa bis thunder BY
telling yon what he hes been doing. The abcli-
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10y virtue a" lecrela order of the County Court of Ap
ID maox county, pronounced al its December term is.s
Commissioner appointed therein, TUESDAY the ID sy NJ
January sGJ s al public auction, in front the Market
House IN the eiy9f L. nchburg proceed 10 sell LIGHT VAL
LIABLE NEGROES, consisting Of men, women boys ami
girls.
TERMS credit Of six months will BIZ given except So much
cas be the expenses the ,ur
chaser giving bonds with good security interest added
L. r. LUCADO, Commissioner