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Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30
Letter from the Hon. Carroll Spence.

pmened with the following letter IRON the Hon. Car
roll Spence, U. 5. Minister 10 Constantinople:
UNITED STATES LEGATION,
CoNsTANTNoPLR, Nov. 9, 1886
SIR Permit me, as you Hbont to leave Con-
sannope, to tender you this letter of Introduction
travels
Since your arrival in Constantinople, 1 have had
every reason to be pleased with 'he in which
You have conducted yourself. AS surgeon In tn,
English and Turkish armies, you discharged the du
tes incident upon your Office with credit to yourself
ana with satisfaction 10 your employers. You hav,
ully sustained the recommendation gave you to IN,
turkish Government, and feel great pleasure in ten
dering you this testimonial of my respect for you
gentleman, and as surgeon. have the honor to
be, Yours truly Cannon SPFNcR
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30
MARYsyILLE CAL FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 80 1850
9utels and 8rstaurants.
MERCHANTS HOTEL.
First street, DIarysvIlIe, Cal.

%ssHfe The undersigned respectfully inform
s5WM their frien Is and the travelling public also
jiiLRN those wishing more permanent Home that
HsahaAnt they have leased the above well known and
P1bnsr establishment, and intend keeping It as a
Flnel NC GLASS liorEL IN every department.
BY reason of experience and strict attention IN the
wants OF our guests, We hopeto merit and receive
liberal patronage.
~ BAR AND BILLIARD Rooms frst floor. OFFIcK
upstairs.
The House ia Open all Night.
noy27-my CHURCHILL 4 sTANToN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07
Sale Of Slaves and Valuable Real r.,..

authority oil an order of the Circuit Court or ca
- county, pronounced at its October term lSse In
OF siveriorn and others VS. Perclval others .h I cas-
Commissioner therein on TrEspAY the day Of the %
month"; al IL O'Clock, In front of the Market Unsa IN
oil iEnchourg sell TO The highest bidder, THREE YAIT A
SLAVES, two men and one woman -' AhLi
And on WEpNEsDAy, the 10th tlay of tbc nrosa.,
oommssioner as aforesaid upon the premises will .eI
public auc1n the late Residence of Mira Msro,r, p y"
lying on the Canal below 1ynchburg This l
n,c acre Of ground and has upon 1t first rate Brick Dp
House with all other Necessary outhouss ~ A"t'"g
At the same time and place, will sell about
iyng above Me Mansion House, both sides Of the .
The shd lying between the Canal and River viii be
TO hVe parts That on the Wes side viii be ,iyiad , u,
acre lots ms near as can be made also sell NJ ,I
time, 20 Acres Of Wood Land ing within ~ mills n, W.,
burg adjoining the lands Of H. b. sumplcr Geo 81 Bruc ,
This property is all too well and fayora,ly t,,w,
farther description. '"" 10 require
TEnMs-Thc Negroes will be sold on credit of .y mont,
the purchaser giving bonds with satisfactory security win %
est added The Lands VIII be sold II and Is months %
WIN interest added the purchasers giving bonds with ,
factor! security, and the tide retained until dnal s
made. $3.50 1859 P"'"ieh's '''
JED. d. CHRISTIAN commissioner d,
3-dl 6npv-ic,i ~
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUrURE DAYS.
coHaAuseIoNER's SALE OF
Vaiaa BILE Tracts ef Land near Camnh.,,C

- PURSUANT 70 decree of the trcut Com, ., ~ u
~ bell county N he Of Sale, de- vs. AlsanI "nl
nounced IN les!'h day Of October 1852 The und pro-
cd will proceed to sell by way Of public auction upon ill.,
mise igsspaY the 9Th day of DECEMBER ext The T g
or LAND, Ia Campbell county, and hall n,s from az
bell Courthouse upon which The late Ms Sarah Aicaad
ct o John Alexander, decd, Fcaided The trae, "
about 100 Acres and will be sold In two PARCELS dsieI -
the county road-the parcel The South side Of the , D!
tanning by estimate between 500 and 900 Acres. ami ~ o
the North SIDE between 600 and 100 Aeres The nnr On
are all OF The be qualhy, Consisting OF commson ne Is
Dwelling, Brick 0fce, and oil de 0uthouscs Wb, nrck
aud Tobacco Barns and scrvants House desirable n.y. or
large and productive estate Thcy upon the parcel
road and are too wen known 70 REQUIRE soah
scripton The lands we'll wateFe, and timber Ia ab de-
The enclosures and baiidngs n excellent repair
large and well a:serted Orchard and The mos n
improved Gardens in the county attached the weln gay
crop Of Wheat has been seeded lof buslels) ths F
Persons desiring to inspect The premises will find Fa
Page, ESQ.,, Mr. Drummond, Manager ON IN. - "a L.
who will give any information desired ~ pehsts,
The terms OF sale will be u credit Of and ye.-.
instruments, with interest from the day OF sale ~ 'la
notes 10 be given satisfactorily endorsed payable nj
Banks in the City of Lyncburg and the title reianrJ Tie
purchase money Is iuly paid. uA'h lie
On The day following the Crop Stock, Plantation Tool,
Household and Kitchen Furniture will be sold uno and
misses by the Administrator of Mrs Alexander thus pre-
the purchaser TO all needul supplies u M, Enabling
The sale will commence al r. NJ, in the yard ground
5-d6dec-Rep copy ''"oher
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07

correspondent OF the New York Herald wri-
ting from Charlcstown Nov 3 SAYS;
There has been marked abatement in the ex.
ci;emrnt here to-day The town is however NJ
full Of people MS when the exctemdnt was ut it's
height and strangers are continually coming
and going.
Judge Russell and lady, anl Mr. Hoyt, who
first took up Brown sdefcnse left here this norning
for Boston.
Coppie who was found guilty yesterday, has
not yet received sentence.
Shields Green. one of the negro prisoners, was
put on trial to-day. He is defended by Mr.. Sen
nett. The evidence is closed and the case will be
submitted tomorrow to the jury. Copeland is
next for trial and on Monday it is expected that
the wounded man Stevens will be brought up. 1t
is almost certain that Cook will plead guilty first
submitting written confession Or statement of
his connection with Brown. His brothcr-iu-law
Gov. Willard. of Indiana, is still here
batch If persons were admitted to-day TO see
the prisoners. | entered with them, and for the
first time spoke to Brown. He was anxious to
know where Forbes was. having heard that he had
left the country. He laid he would very much
like to SCI the revelations that wers published in
the Herald under Forbes signature. The Vi il
WAS very short, and the first subject bra,;gh. up
was the Forbes matter. and at this point l had to
leave, When | entered he was sitting on II chair
Mt Stevens bedside. The latter is still in great
pain from his numerous wounds.
man was brought in this morning bv two of
the Shepherdstnwn militia, who was taken up on
suspicion as aspy. lilo is the man who has been
referred to going about the country collecting
information for history Of Virginia. He is at
present in jail.
The surveillance Of strangers is still in full
force. and any one going about at night without
the countersign is in danger Of paying visit to
the guard house. learn that at lIarpers Ferry
even n greater amount Of vigilance AS respects
strangers is exercised than here.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07
AL Things To All Men.

Modera Democracy is an extremely uncertain
and changeable commodity. In scarcely two States
Of the Union does it have the srme character. 1t
has, in fact. spirit of universal accommodation,
very charming to behold. The Baltimore Amcri.
can gives axery good illustration of 4his fact:
The Pennsylvania, the leading Administration
Democratic organ in Pennsylvania. says that the
assertion. ''that the Democratic party Of the ma
ton is in avor of free trade 10 false" Aud it de-
clares that Mr.. Buffers recent exposition of the
Tariff rieps OF the Democratic party in Massa-
chusetts, is the recognised creed Of the Democrat
ic party in Pennsylvania. This may all be So
BUTT is equally evident that the Democratic par
~ Of the South is in favor Of free radc-and that
Mr.. Buffers views on the Tarifare repudia,ed by
the party in the South.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07

cred exorbitani aud refused "a pay. Daniel went
AT hut in few DAYS returned with h.s benign aud
pla,t,c eountenance moulded iato q eontrite and
repentsnt cast, and expressing sorrow for he past
mIsdesds. begged again to be taken on trial. The
Dsacon 10 the goodness Of his heart took tho peni-
tent boy back and he went On with the trade twe or
three weeks longer, when one Saturday he asked
leave to make n visit home. This being readily
granted, no volunteered ~ collect some accounts
which the DRAGON had in the neighborhood where
he was going. Bills being furnished. he set cut
on his visiting AMI collecting tour. Monday NOR.
ming came. but instead Of the repentant Daniel
there came from him to the Deacon nm accountcur-
rent, wherein the latter was charge for all the
time which the boy had spent with him. as also
lees for collecting the bills which was taken ana
was duly credited with money received thereon,
the balance being enclosed. Soon after, we be-
eve. he was very properly put into u lawyer Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07
The Accom- plishment of Dancing.
MIR. GEO PTIME,

HAS the honor of announcing the citizens of Lynch
n burg and vicinity? that his first session in the above desi
rablc hrcompismcnl in all its various branches will
s4 commence in Lynchbnrg abon The 10th OF NOVEMBER
o hu instruction Of all who may please participate
the same.
The fashionable Iarccrs and talcdonian Quales danced
IN the rst circles of laris and London, last Winter will be
gaugh by Mr. 7.
The popular clrens Fancy Dress Ball will be given the
close of the session.
praeieng will be given ladies' and gentlemen
fortnight.
Particular attention will be given children and
and fancy Dances, before laugh: this city, VIII be
lruiuccd
JoaNspn.
Terms Of tuition 40; - of which be pad In advance
RESPECTFULLY, &C., GEO PLUME.
nnYn .LlIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07

SCRIPTURE Dick Tho Chenanso Co. IN W
reesrarh tells the following story Of the early
n me "a the Sage at the Susqurhnnna Daniel s.
tence is good
| IN ms youth. so the story runs. Daniel was nm
prentrrd TO the respectable trude of clntLicr IN
pearnn As establishment, in GuildforJ AZ
Ter n Few weeks trial heing found an .unnros,a.
bic servant Or in other words inclined TO shirk"
n f-d his ability to dispense with tho sery;co Is
his new apprentice, who thereupon made on, n
bill for service rendered which the former cons;a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07
DETERMINED TO EXCEL

DETERMINED TO EXCEL.
,,,o r,,r -, + A l. L, 1850.
4 We offer extra ntuccncnt
10 examine stock of
m READl.MADE CLOTHING
'ne 's hiu Nokmnnsh'pare equal 10 thai lc 10 order
b! the best laii"rs ih The country.
We procurc all
he new and fashionable
Fabrics sold BY our frs, ella "a
Cioh Houses, uhd
Have them manufactured
Into Garments
To suit the season.
From the N,r continuing Of more, more from our fash
ae ml We present for their consideration fsonc
ri which entirely ncw,) suited ta III. times: >
~ o' IN toArs-Ihe diplomatic, graceful rich aud COM
portable Garment the palnt, the surtou, the sack The ar
Ian. an the Gicn!erry. - " "
AZ ltsNkss SCirsManufacured in every STYLE and ont nf
every khd OF goods, ranging in prices from $40
81 Iktss AND fko1k COATs, and in h.s
posso hummer and war; nted give entire satae.in
an Sfa"t BREASTED CLort CoArs Black Cassimere paps
r" to tl2 Fancy Cashmere Pants from to ala Cssmry
VESTS nom T3 Ia s6 49, '''
9TH Fancy Plush Velvet Vests Of the finest m,teyo plain,
ana Fancy sk Vests Plain and Fancy asnrrc Vests ,cn,i,
~ new ~ : ' '''' V''''S
" ra'elg shirts Of Cotton. Linen Mcrino and
also Fancy Muslin Shirts of French manufacture s,nr,br
really beautiful. 'e' ''"''"hE
IA Ea''roa Rugs. Sporting Blankets Might Comforicr.
fnrred bnnses Bay STAFF and Imported shaws from Ia ssn
SILK Worsed and Leather. ~ >'a'"'' VI
9Th Every imaginable kind of Gentlemeos Under woor
collars and every article be found In first class
'' go, sn L.. GLASS RAINF
-- eTe1-'!te l5' Main Street. Lynchburk, ya,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07
Richmond Markets. November :,


ArpEsDried Apples *'oati,'o u bu'he Of rs b- Dried
Peaches $500 u buslt.
FINN Hams II VA Ii cents.
quote Butter nt aoaD2a cens-Iater price for
small fresh parcels Market dun.
Gons, 99c @sga"'e at o 81 G,r ,r,m IT, , in.
e,lor agr % ~ a. JAVA s I"ch" Is @"' '
CAxpLEs.Tao~ 1o y b Jackson's oooo65 loc Ilo's lGS
CEupsr--Jnme- River *ito0l,ao u Dbl; Northern Eoscn
CosL~wSlc md Red Ash Anthracite Coal for CRATES $3.50
y oaL % bus. ton Of 1000 Foundry do 81 10
Gg46,o0 /. ton of 2,sD bs Bitumnous Lump $3.50 u load Of
q bushels. Hail *ioo per load; smiths BilGmnous Coal a
Il cents.
Corros.--lls Gel2 cents,
5000 for old ,apen aud s3oa 5,sh for 1910 for old
fIr'rli1fsn demand light. weqnotc Peruvian at s5s; A
s3l; Na,assn Brown Coauban so; Recess Manipulated
.iuano *ao Rhodes super Phosphate oi Lime 400" q ton;
insons Manipulated 'iuano 90 u ton. ...-.o.
f,-No,a scotia t, No IiSrms 8, sass s."1s ,"
hbls Family Roe Hcrrings 5000 bbts 800 Half hb, No.
H., 1" ts tSvF "'' t' N"'A'Fe No. $1,000 Ne" it"
rls>srrn--sl ga 10 p hu.,cr
t22'@2 80 hu-hr orclpri Grass - - lS ns in quantity
n,Y-s,ock somewhat ased, and quote s5l 81 per
twt. wharf AMI from stoIcs.
laos Pig Iron s!ed94, in quality and guam,
lily sw,dc, sioo@ 10 English RI fined ~; Ircrgnr
~ Common Ens'' td American country! nome Gu Nails
Prime Lard in bb l2's@oc kegs ia9 c; pals
IMn-inst -ar so5l Sc irnm wharf From store quote
Northern tioogl,l!; rgnia 9lc]l fi,oe
cla,ed Tub. s5Gts, cts, Porto Rico SOL cts
oArsWr quote 'h u Ct. d bsh'l 4" thirty pounds from
NV Shorts Is; 25a3o and ship
sun 60 Or'hr /. Ae@"Gsnrh III" lIs eHhan,lsa
Pr,s-Blac& are selling at s2ae2ga y bag
PAsIrW-Lump: sales b.! the quantity OF t00oGII,23 Stock
i, ton Sharp's do S,.o. Carnel - 81 4 !au q bbl
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To ts Toters II CaDPtcH G,HnA and ctr IF LgnrIhrg
The County Court Of Campbell IT lis September term so
appointed In discharge The duties of the Office Cer Of
the uny, until one could be- elected bt the people Two
C"uris have interviewed since that time and the Justices com.
posing those courts The altonics praceng IN said courts and
hayng business in aud attendant said each
session. attest that the duties OF CLERK each of those
performed 10 their enre satisfaction The ius
OF Court for nearly two months far know or av
heard also been performed The satisfaction of an no
had business In the Office, since my appointments and
with promPtnesS also be aested by al have had
IN the office and in such manner rs To receive i
approval Of Mr. Dabney (e late CLERK have twice
endorsed rs the most capable In the county) an
proval feel grateful, coming rom the does b.
been out of III! power to visit you u YOU excct
Courts lat which times had NOT time to converse viii yam
feel that desire is do right and confer The III
flee whom you think worthy the IN of Ibis
month"; you,wl be required 10 I'LL that Office II beLoorcs Won
therefore, to ponder we'll and act with as YOU do in
other matters and not seek change, where interest of
whole county at stake, simply for he change but with re
the benefits 10 Ice ier, el from change II YOU
satisfied with The manner in which have discharged the ues
the office, hope will So ,nih hy your works m
voting Tor me, and tl e'nH VI ~ mol regret H.
Res, ~.
4-d&ctdofe A. ANTHONY In
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Lynchburg Wholesale Prices Current

A b. RUCK Err,
WHOLESALE IND RET3H GROCER AYD
COMM oSION M acaANf
OPPOSITE BANK OF yIEGiyIt. LYNCHBuRG, VA
ArrLEs-Dried Apples, o.. Dried Peaches, peaed tI5 Tn
peaied t2,zj
BAcos-Ilog round f26D12T: Sides, Cincinnati ilGllH
Home Cured l2GD i2S; Hams 146tl6 cents.
BrrTER--scarce at 20 10 - cents.
coRs--Sew 0Df131 % Old 1001ti l21I
Cnxx MEAi---scaree Mt ~ 20 10 -.
fLorn.--Sa25 for Supcrinc a75 for Extra; Fam! 60
FEgTILizsea-I Peruvian GIano $500 $500
frsnMackere No. ti200 Cipt Nova Scotia Herring n"
T. 1900.
FLAxsKED.-si, 9aG91,9o
Grass sEgp-Cioser &C. 5cl 100. Tnoy $a,25 to I'D Or
chard Al 2iGl 30 Randall Grass 81 % Ia 10 -
1noS AND NAns.-Mounaln $I59.sj, Rolled si5dEe3 Old
Dominion Nails ~ % Ia an
Lagp,-searce aud IN demand at i46tl cents.
LINE Thomnstown ,j0Gtl 10 Mountain 81 0OQ11,f9
OATs-s5G130c.
PLAsrRR.-Ioost 1900, Packed 90
PoTAToEs-T5cfi 81 90 for New Irish
WHEATNew White ~ 1900 BIZ New Red VI 250D1,3o.
Woot.--tn wasled - Washed 33GtiU cents.
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Adnllnislrat0r,a Sain

nN "WEDNESDAY, December eth, the undersigned xn, =,
public anction the personal effects Of the Int, s at
Alexander, nj her residence miles West of ah L.
house consisting Of some 20 head Of Cattle Bulls Cows
al Of ne breccs chiefly Devon, yoke of fine owen ,
winter Mass Gs.[5gs Iorsss and Carriage III" aFp
Wagons, Carts. Plantation Tools Household md R
nitur, and great variety of useful arces "eh fuf
TEEMs.-For amounts Of $50 or less cash: ov., AKA
of six months, upon bonds with satisfactory securir ere'
=" .a,,,.. H. g. II. KEAN
5-dAct1dec-Rcp cony " 80 ''sA"'hef, decd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07
House and Lot for Sale.

Ia SHALL as Commissioner, in the cosc of ,wathnev y.
Lii h'ccad and Others on TUESDAY, the da, OF the
public auction, the HOUSE AND LOT in The men
toned This lot contains hall Of ground situated On
Federal I'LL, Immediately in the negibohood Of Mr. ID r.
Payne, Col james VI. Langhorne AMI late redence Of
Capt Jno NJ Oicy 1t has good Brick Dwelling House and
Kitchen upon IL; also a W ell of good water
TERMs.Casl for enough pay expenses sale The hal
credit of O. IL and Il months purchaser giving
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed and title retained utl
maj payments are made. ED ID. CHRISTIAN
3 i5noy Comms.orer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07

BALTIMORE CATtLE MAwNLI, Sos. 8.-BLEF CATILr--Tlc
offerings nj The scalts to-day amounted head OF no
humber on,cd 80 bead were driven Ia Pha cha,
over unsod, and the reminder purchased by baltimore
butchers al prices ranging iron 81 per l0Olb gro
enginS $3 The market was Dun to-day! and prices erl-
cal p cts. per 100 lbs On Tie rai,s If last week.
snEErsupi, about r,ual the demand: sales hay, been
made this week nj &c per hea.l qalsame rs l,l
week.
HoGsThc supply has increased demand limited md prices
have declined; sales making .3lt T. - per 100 lbs as
to quality-markot dull
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07
Valuable Real Estate In Il around Lynchbur:
FOR SALE AT PUBLIt AUCTION.

fGNHE subscriber, the eectuaIy to carry his con
a son business in I.ynchburg. will sell part OF his khN
r. on NEnNEsnAY, the 10th day Of No,eInhr VIZ m
isLm The Two Houses Sixth or Tan Yard Alley -"
large tobacco Factory adjoining This lot has fine sPTs
III Tue yard, and Is out of the Corporation. t A
2L-ihe House and Lot Main Street, formerly ntf
or he late Samuel Bransor fronting ID feet ami running
1872 feet.
Sd-one beautiful half Lot, adjoining the Factor
4n-one hall acre Lot, opposite Capt. McCorke 1A''
fine building lot -
oth-Iwo Houses and Lots In Sandy Hook. A. ,.
oh-The Fishing Creek Mil. This Is very VALUABLE wv
on the Canal and only one mie from the city. ~ ~ !,
nh.--The beautiful Residence Monumental Hill no" "
Inc occupancy OF Thos. L. johnson. ESQ.
sh-About 100 half acre Lots, adjoining the same snue
sh-A fine body of Wood Land, known as silver sI a.
containing about 800 Aeres This land via be divided
loh-Seseral fine NM Seats the Canal being me %
river =
Those wishing 70 purchase any of the above nansd pro-
VIII please eai on the subscriber before the DAY u SAL
will take pleasure In showing II. ,.,
The above property will positively be sold on The o"' "
TONED, unless said privsteiy beiare. r,,a.
Sale TO cohnleLee clock, 4. NJ at the Iouaeeo'N
near Poe's Tan Yard
Terms made known day Of sale. - ryprr
oct 25-dt16nov John II. ] lhh"
DUCKWHEAT FLOCR.--A very superior article j." -.
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Silver and Plated Goods

1Et ELY ED ON Yesterday from the celebrated
a Rodgers roticrs' the follow ing beautiful Ware:
able thsi's Vegetable Dishes. something design;
Coffee rms, style; Chased Frosted Pitchers Engine
Turned Water Pitchers. Chased. Frosted aud Gill tobr.
Walters, plated Alba!a, oval Thread Table spoons aud
FORKS olive Table Spoons and Forks; Oval Thread Desert
FORKS and Spoons; sell tipped Table and Tea Spoons Soup
and Oyster Ladies; Chased and Gilt Caps Sauccrs Sats
and Spoons in eases; &c. s,t
:. NJ SIMPSON.
~ MS Ne" House, opposite Farmers Bank.
nov aHiN Main Street,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07
a Valuable James River Farm.
With rs Negroes, Stock. Crops. &C.. for M.

10y SHALL, on TUESDAY, the 22d day of November ~
wv on the premises. public auction, sell FARM con.
--taning about 500 Acres, in the county of Campbell
joining Judge Robertson, Wn. Cough Col NJ Ianghorne al
Others about four miles from Lynchburg, mmed aiey
James River and kanawha Canal and within few hunlrr
yards of the sousde Rairond About half this land
IN original growth OF good TIMBER and attached ne
Ell one OF the best farms in upper Virginia. The
well enclosed under new fences is in a high GUILTY.
ani has about 100 Acres well Orchard Grass Tnoh,
Herds Grass and Clover, and good Orchard upon it, The
proNemens are Brick Dwelling House. with rooms
Kitchen, nm Oyersers House Negro Cabins Stables
Houses Wheat Barns Tobacco Barns with ali other ncrtp
sary Ouhouses Most OF the have .n rc, nj
built.
At the lime, will sell - LIKELY NEGEoEs, (mo,,
youngD consisting of Men Women aud Girls II
aud Mules, (among Them fine boodcd Mares now with
=! Rei E!eo Yoke of Oxen, 10 Mich Cows ud Calves
head Of other Cattle, - head Hogs 1.-THE Cows Rre Du
and Devon and the Hogs Chester and Berkse) Hs
Devon Bull 300 or 400 barrels of Corn. with Sh;eks op
from same, and Straw from $500 bushels Wheat Rata
Driii lhreslng Machine. Wagons and Harness Cart,
Plantation Tools.
1InMs OF the purchase money for the land
required In cash, negotiable Satisfactorily endnrs
four months discount added; the residue equal nsa'S
oil l. and years. bonds with good personal security
interest from date, and title retained until purchase none
pa'd ne negroes and other property, $50, viii m ~
on credit OF Y months negotiable saacio, ,nil'
ed interest added.
would prefer selling the Land Negroes Stock Crops &C.
9e'her 4" any one wishing to purchase in that va, m
gam mny he had, and upon any time that reasonable man
would ask.
Mr. Wills Mays will show the place to any one wi.ia
TO see ii.
Addrys. me nj I.ynciburg, Va.
oct s-it22noy EDWARD D. CHRISTIAN
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LynclIburg and Abingdon Teles

L!nc!ibnrg and Abingdon Telegraph Gov.
SPECIAL meeting Of the Stockholders Of Lynchbug
AMI Abingdon Telegraph Company will be held the oil
next. " - 49,
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
nov. j l.dSct5tcc WM : NOppIs pres,t
HAE BEAiDS! HAIR BRAIDS!,-fack and from, IJrir
Eraids and beautiful style Cures nj Pbia,lphia
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07

A GAIN am receiving and opening n large lot new
"a and sessonabe Dry Goops all Of which will sold on
the old Terms, to-wit Cash without discount
nov 3dls JNO. j. PURYIS Agent