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COMMERCIAL.
TYYCTBTRC MARKETS
sEreETED 1T
A. B. RUCKER,
ppOD UCE; 3 II . X r II,
. ia nAIHsTkEET.

10 hAlHeI EEbi.7 -
sr,e.e os.slioa. !, w be dsdsrs"od, whole
90 pris~s generally .-
? A.,,r. -,rern-4none of, fng
G,eoS-DrmanI good-l malice saies ieNDii@ 'f
prime.
Bg.S-- None offering.
Brr1rrNMnrket wei. suppedFresh 10 to 90 no sale Tor
issrsaies s. Ycs1ow: ~ 70 s1E fF
CON- Mr.ls-Pienty and dull at s56DsIA cents
CyngsT-James River ti.sDs1sz0V
DRIrp FsrIT-So sale
I ani. snperrne sd.23; Extra 1850; Family $3.50
FLAxsEEu.-sli l.l3 oeEls sasss-asss = "
FrnIi, inrrs -s,piy ample No. Peruvian Guano $3.50
q ton of 1000 Recse's Manipulated ainano so.o So,
6rrro $4,000 Mexican Gum" tza0s Ams5lcan hos.
tt1oH Rhodes Sup Phosphate Of Lime s5ys kpH "a, W.,
rerusnn ano Az 3. tunns Bane Ash GuaHa <alN: Eui.
nns Tobacca Manur 4iiJ: iuins Ground Bone Ash ts'
Fowle y Chs soluble Phosiac, Peruvian .aaits fs ~;
Duyuifs bone Dust, 5000: Rifnsfoh Msnue ft''
Ground Piasierin bulk ss.0s; hags barrels sllo1
GRASS SEEDs--So saIc.
CliSsrSG.-GaG16s cents.
IIAY.-I,aiei sI5QesLso: . wagon load q oo0til;
lRoS.-MouItan eYO6eAl D ton.
IARp-Supply good nj II ls6S ~ cents
Iisr.-Thoma.iown si.5O Mountain A..
pSIpNs-No sale
DATs.-Shenf &i.l5lD4lbJ White ~ eta;
cents II bush. of ~ lbs.
No Iilaeseye ed Offering: Cow Pea 1854 sl.h0
PoTArnEs- White Mercer s16tfl. =
Tos.ocoIecepis Continue urge. with an mipv ~
the prices Bright Work ing and Exn Fine Nrapmts-d
which, much Is fundin the present crnp-a lHfge pr
the crop Is "i dark Interior order which connn,s o
low rricc quotc dark Lugs at s2uolDtno bright
new ground Lnys flR, S70o: DARK Leaf Shipping and Stem
.nng s6OoGbssoO; working Leaf sasoft fl20o bright Wrap
pcrs Slao0lf 5000
smaIl way 81 .3O6Lfl - Tor prime Red and White.
Wool. -un~Ashe 20 tb ~ ets " ashed 81 10 b y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

SAR+ArARILLA- FMS tropical root has n trru.a
ton wide aS the world, for curing "ne class of the
disorders thar ninct mankind--a rrpntu,inn t.n,
which 1t deserves as the bcsi nntlo,n We p,sseas
inr scr"iulou- COMPLAINTS But To he Brought int
u-e It's virtues must be cuncentrnIei and cpm,uu.
CT WIN "ther medicines that increase its power.
> 'iie ieiiabis compound of this cha arter j. much
nsried IN tho community Read the advertisement,
o Dr.. Ayers Sarsapar,a in eur columns aud we
Know II MEL 10 ENG mum from US t, give our
citizens rn"hdence in what he offers - .gan. So
ructtse ". L.
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ENTHUSIASM IN JERSEY CITY.

Tho ct thu.la.m in tins city was M a most
spr't-sti,rlns and animating character. Previous
~ t. tho arri Al "t the Great Eastern opr"s,te the
Cunard dock. where the mail stca mship is at pre-
sent lying. crowds Of the ellie Of Jea>ev City hal
e"nS'ega'cd to weluame the gent ships np-
preaching opposite the dock, the Ala IMMEDIATE.
~ h listed the Uaon Jaak. which atel proudly
from the Top gallant, while the T. ,g,ish ensign
reared 10 ,.tuly .ohsl ,u,hs iu,e at he
-lern rf the vessel A .a,o vi artillery then pro-
ceeded rom the Asia. which was immediately res
nonped to by the great Easter. In 'u-a"J. of
spectators Witnessed the sight, md remained On
tao dock long alter the Harding "t the sup
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VALUABLE
Farm for Sale In Bedford Count. Virginia,

stss As COMMISSIONERS appointed under decree the
wv Circuit Court or Bedford county. pvnVonced nj tn as
-- April Term. In the suit of "kabler and III Metca,
shall, on THURSDAY, md OF AUGUST NEX1 at i'll o.
cock a. NJ III iii II the neXi lair day on the premises
proceed 10 sell al PIBLIC dJCTION, the TRACT
OF LA ~ ID in the bin and proceedings meut'hed
longing 10 the estate Of the late Rev FREDERICK kabler,
aning by recent survey. 3S3 ACRES, and adjoining the
lands Of Capt, Carlton kadord Munford kador esq, and
others. t'iif&+ y --' - 'stsfffFf@ tR-''
DrsoRuoS-About two hirds Of the above
cleared and The balance remains In original erOth a ss
IL Hue timber. The whoe lies we'll and every ar he
sly cultivated and the soil is wei, adapted either the With
OF l"ncco rain Clover, the various Grasses II lies
e "arro Of Ivy Geek The lands this sir,nm IRE uoc
Tor hrtIH nas on il agood Ofehard q titc end tXOtcs
gna; within half mile VI IT. Step,e's Church. where
Is regular preaching the sabbath mites the Forest
Del", On the Va ind Tenn. Railroad Is waered and
near the house failing Spring Of Pure Cold Water Il
Is IL au view oi ue arIam "leaks az ouyrp
healthy location be kind Fhs impf auens consist
OF an o' hi;skE nptSk, SERVANTS CABINS, BAkA>,
dc, &c -'<- = $500 I'm "-7''T'
Persons droas ofexaminng call on Mr. r.,
b II A. Wright, wordsits the PREMISE, 20 on lanes
eae ESQ., either "f whom will take pleasure In gviug al!
cesar! Information. -t's+-
lEras-A credit OF g. l2 and Is months viii be given the
purchase giving bonds with approved Inrng
H' IN day OIL sic, aud the tide retained
TIE purchase fnpirey. 4 m :. .--f.t-'
Possession for seeding purposes given as requested
AMI iuil possession given Mt heend fhc ycar
he decree auszcs 10 sol privately. and III be glad
/" receive propositions.
Ad Iress, tr.-1 j. y. COOKBOOK Conl'r,
ONCE over Citizens Savings Bank. l.ynchburs Va
lie Is 2wtds
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Although there have been many medicinal rrc.
pa'ai"uS rught before the public since the first
m'r'.l"iti"n Ut Perry Davis Vegetable Pain XII.
ar, and large amount, expended in their in,ruluc
un. The Pam Killer has continued 90 st,,u,liIy nj
v"nce /" ihr estlma ION of the worll, MS the best
i"'n',y medicine ever introduced Snll by drur
st,t and sro.ers %
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BHEtHl>RIoeE AND L,NR REL IclyGs--Binp
hamto", Nv York, june 27.-On the recent here
oi tue new, announcing the nomination ,f Brerk.
inridse aud Lane a salute OF loo runs wa, sre,
ny the National Dan 'oraey, accompanied w,,b
the raging OF hell- u,e iishtn. al bon6 cs, ,he
let'"s II 81 fireworks. aud uther demonstrations
0f re,ueiugs
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PREPARATIONS FOR LANDING TIE PAS
SfEGEKS


4, n. G'an Et"oi go. urar the cry. sha
bearded hv two e our Custom House I'll .crs, Tor
The PURPOSE "i examining the bngsiPe Ut the pas
senger- see ,ha, thrv were not ~, liny with the
revenue laws u TIE Unted STATES. The trunks
and In kngrs we're i,r n, h' ppon deck and Il y
being thoroughly searched by the Custom House
uf,i ers. md all found to be right. tie baggage
wn4 nut inside 10 enable il to be ready .pr disem.
hnrtninn rs SON rs the vessel oh tI1 reach
her rk.
A. soon M she had been partly secured to her
lork III" pnS.elg gers md guests were {.,t oathr ~
TnI.. nf course, caused same confu-'a On hoard.
,s many prrparlt ,ns hr % be mae hrt,re TIA.
passengers could lanid.
Tnerr ut first appeared 10 be great il iliulty Of
lanlng ~ the ship was n 1t close 20 the ,nck. pad
.he stood $, hish ,.ur at the water HAT small
h,hI- rull b, Of II, use b'si'le1 tt'rc hil tn
he " large 1nnniity of baggage brought ASA re,
and 81 SIN II boats could not take this. Il It the
tr"hhle WIS ~ n got owe, the nramtn: J ttker
being hr'n .ht n''ucsidc. aud fore # mrn. IN
der the supervision pi OF the ofi,rr~ If the
ttent Eastern. was put t. work aud ia >l, rt
time the "ntre baggage was iran .larr'd irnU,
the Great Eastern to the Yankee. ] he ,n .senger
were thrn taken nu hoard. and the Yankee strairt
ri nnd tn" shi t. ioot &c II .mmond street. aud
ta"rc Thea lett to rut others ashore Mt difftYt.
,'a'c~.
The hnr.nge nj tho passengers rs it lay mp ~
IN" deck 81 III la"k"e. vi essen Ell Fhrlef u M
strange nppearnuce. piled up in cnntusiun, aud
c.,n .c,el Of many different boxr.. trunks. va
lis"4 e., and nmong other things, several " eek
er rn. ps. continuing fancy birds, cocks aud h rs.
The passengers themselves nj 'rded "A novel ri I'll !.
aud there was m mpnrtancs attached la neul
from the fact NJ their husing crossed the All ~ tic
in the monster ehip. Many were the que -tiu M
put to them IA they landed, as to what krud ,.r
VOYAGE they had? Did the engines work well
g. nni one gentleman to"k relnee il" e. ,as,
n"i hurried away from the scene fast ossi
bio.
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COySTiTUTI0NlL UNION TICKET.
ELECTORS.

I'm p1<xspos ~. n rnAl&nlER. of NnfciA Guy
2yp TRAVIS II. kf'iS, q; Nu.ta~a,
~ srss Hsssss rlsoMAs DlNCf. ~ Hahfax
Arm JOHN 7. TiukNloN,v ff,Hee Edwar'
b1u JAMS q JoiiN~tsS. ~ .dlsd
49, txn W. C e<orT, vi Puwtr;an
r-v lENt' 81 !. BeW L4N. WipiAR burg
I'm JOSEPH Cu Rl< HAN. 81 Asllit>-N.
erH n a. sHACkkLFuRD. ef Faeaahr.
sys-u - ANDREW h. KENSkDY nj jsdrtson
itra An u SrCAR1 ~ August
Isru w Staples. Of Ao,acansrs.
isru wALrkk PRESTON, at Wash iAgton.
ma JJSACkSoS, Js. " Wo.ra
isru A b. CALDWELL, ~ ttI,s.
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Lost Scrip.
H'E following Scrip in the 1ynchurg Hose and Fire fnsu
rance Company, was purchased! and held by our Trstnor
John "'iins in bic life tin, and has been lost to-w:
Vh. IN hr name "l inna rec. No i5s for IS shares
Ohe ,h The nanir"i l. a. Arrrc No -. for Siar~.
one VI the name at /. a. Acre, No. - for SHARES
ohe IN Inc name III L. -. Acrte, No LIZ. shares
ohe IN the name III Ws /. MHcn, NJ 81 for shares
On. III me name 81 Stephen C. Hurt No ISL Shures
Any information M rcln"n Ia this srrp he
rt''" ana VI found an delivered u.s. Reasonable ,oni.i
sath " be made I" the person deli, should moi
oe oun" IN he Interim, We sini apply after eN,raton 81,
so m"a' ir,m his dale To the President and Board 81 hi
n'is u. M '-lan! f. ssr Scrip ,r encS Ia bc is
sued III the na,ne"i Anu II ns, being entitled TO The ..n
un'itr the Will Of our Iestaios y ~
ANN HofLrNs, Ex'x, and
='f Fs. az .. - DAREEy Ey,ar
jy 2-doaw2m or Inbn iI,,,ns 1T,
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THE DINNER -SPEECHES BY CAPT. CAR
NEjlE, OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,

MOSES IL. EluNNELL, AND OTHERS
AZ about three ''cl ok. ihe company SAT down
to an e'eS'nt r"pnst. Il which. with rre>hencd mp
retites Trey did tuIl justice. II was IA genuine
hearty Ensi>h meal, such nn one as an inlivi,lu.
al wha has had ssa breeze in his comno-i:un
Tor ~ Or eight hours is most likely 10 give his
undi'id"t nten'lon. Choice wines a:cu,npauir
the relast which were partnk-n Of with ma, m i.
Grafton whirh always mn,ks patty OF gent,
men and at AN oppnrt"n" moment the cl,th VA,
rcn"Nel AMI the, were male one If the n, 4.,u,..
ior exchanging the kind feelings which pre-.
Wallet.
Cart Carnegie. If the Royal Navy anil Clair
man ri the 'ar | ct Directors. VIII" uccu,heI III.
heal at lie OF H." italics. which were set in III,
sec"'i dinhnG sal On, an elegant apartment, alrea-
dy inlly described, addressed the COMPANY rs E!.
lows
GENTLEMEN The part If the Great EASTERN
STEAMSHIP Company have he < eatst possible
p'casni" IN E,vina Nuu tie warme>t weic me up
i"nrd this ship. though have to EXPIRE. sorrow
that we cannot entertain YOU in a manner mure
suited /" Your deserts. | will not cav we are %.
'ng +" ice as strangers on this side 1T the Allan.
H., Tor. To use the celebrated expres>i n of oo. If
the m M eminent ot your naval officers "Houd
- thicker than water and We have come to rro,e
1t. lCheerS greet you all with II hearty En-
X 81 welcome. and l trust YOU will fad that we
have sent over the nohcst work in EngisuI
as an Offering you Of our best Efforts An.
tlausr
t. th's cordial address Mr.. Moses II. Grim.
responded as follows IL have no doubt, gentle.
m"n. that liz ackn 'wedgemrnt to you of the M
pree'at'on with which we regard your efforts. |
express the sentiment nf all who surround m. On
tn" occasion. We are delighted and rcioiced AS
Ame'enn ct zens tn end ourselves at TN hour of
the day seated IN hmri the Great Eastern AID that
= ,n's noble ship now a".,ing up4n thu waters
II" l"it'd ) a'es. Ia one hour ii half
fl"m ihls time we shall lie within The limits f ,h
city OF New York. and under Ter iuri.dic,i,n.-
welcome you hers. and tFuss the kind relations
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

CuIcAo June 27.-Oas hunianI and H.. ,,,n.
were fired here tins evening hv the Nti nal d,
IN 'crncy. in honar Of the NOM natian vi Bre,kiu
ri 80 and Lane.
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l,eIr- heF or ~ me 3 lie passengeHs 81. -
...s Ass H.sksia as...s--As Gle -sass ''''. '-,N'
ft-l. ths penple Del ia terror. expec''".'
very mumeat 10 the dock crushcf. N. AM 'rfy
vsw turusi them selves To zee wha' damage wonl
he dnuc until they hal secured plaen Of saicts
Bu. ll,cy we're 10 he agrosahly digPpoi"tel' Ia,
turn of her pJndr ~ wheels, cal shs sf"pP"
with the ease 81 o Jerry bnst, nni hareley t''u.
elied the dock. making n slight indendat'ou. and
knw-king over = lew piiss VI lsasr tia, stood On
the duHk.
Wen the crnwd saw the .acce.sfnl working Of
the FL CINE ana the slendid manner that an ncei-
dent that nigh, have proved very -erijns wa Ire
vented. they gave three hearty and in-ty chP'r''
an.l again reformed to the aida u the lick to Ease
upon her gigantic propnrti ns. and IL crafty their
curiosity by AN outside siew 81 the vessel,
The -ries,s running down ~ the d.mk wersrom-
plrtely ja,umed with pesple and vehicles al every
kinl. There were nnmbsr of open carrinS'
confirming ladies standing IN the DICK. AMI III
Jeei the curo-ity TINT IL attributed t. the itr
sex -e"m- to have been faIy proven by :he grea
number. ~hn went Own Ia see the " big shi
Tie crowd in the vicinity II ,its DICK wa II large
an. was getting additi"ns AZ fast that the aide
streets almust imfassable. and the thr"ns
appeared from the deck Ut the Great Eastern IKE
n hill e Industrious ans running 10 aud tr". IL
rylnry's f.c- was turned up 10 enable them Ia
.ce the decks of the ship and the rcepn "n board
aud ns matter Of course. many werr the coils
ions lhl, Tux place and hatv afo.,Lcs givrn
and received bu, they were matter Il Intm all
too lu.y thinking nj the G'e'' EAs'ern I"
throw away lime ernrty words. Tbrte was n
henrly welcome given 10 the Gtcat Fts."ru. ai'd
ai EXPIRE. sed tho n, sincere c"ngfuinla'ipn nh
the sale arrival Of the .h. and f,r III" time being
the Japanese sank in the most ntcr inSS i'icancn
before the new wonder.
L. would Re inlIy TO make IN estimate Of tho
number II people Mt tho landing i'fee. TAes
came AMI went hy thousands. and ~ regular were
they That n, time could you perceive any dimu.
tiol IN their number.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

DOUGLAS RFJIcING.- Rutland, VT June o.
The t'iend-"f .ualas and johnson hre.l one hun
dr,d guns here 10 night in honor Of their non:na-
tinn SPEECHES were being made hoitircs illumi-
haze the streets, II band If music is PLAYING, aud
great enthusiasm j. manifested
ErlE. june 27-Onc hu ,drel guns we've fired
h"'c yesterday IN honor Of he nomination III - II.
g''. Military companies paraded, and the en- hu-
>,.-m was very great.
CONCORD. \. H.. June 27-The nni.i IA zion Of
p'ugias ani johnson is being ratiiiei ,o.uight
both IN this city and at Machestcr with great ca.
thus;asm. At Manchester salute t 2OJ guns ~
bein, fired, iuters,,er-el with titcw,rk and
Spe"chc- hy IL ~ +. W. Harrington, Ira a. East.
man, and others.
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~, have Leon - a:ree'bly e''ail <hei be'"f,h
-. ,-- ,,--us 4,v,ni,red- sive fnu: senfsR"
ara. IA. Pes If New York.
his -eaiment Bas duly re.rendel Ia.
Ina e.mpany thea retired to the deck II watch
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- - = : :
HEADQUARTERS islST gEGI,

HEAD QUARTERS islsT REGIMENT, , :
ri cx-.., a.. ~ Junc.2a l>Sn.
IA GssEnAL okDEh No sorS!<r q tie day Jor ~ Jay,
SU "Lynchburg Artillery" - ~
H. Mintary column Will be formed 81. A. NJ, on low.
~ er END 81 Nam 81 acing west, "a Troop on the right "a
H. Guard y bne Gra,s % Lyneibarg ArtI ~ g CAVE
"s Wnn nay cios. 10 JON the column, repairing 10 lie
Com handing 0ficvE for instructions " '"'
III The column viii move ~ Main 81. wes, IN West tn
n"h .hurch % lzih W 18th to Court ST. I'D Court
~ 10 The Court house. thence, Aer firing vovr to tho ia
~ A. The Fair Grounds Declaration Of Independence. read
by >amf d. Preston. ''"a
oeAroS, by Chas. ". Blackrurd.
V. 2 e-Nir. Dinner, &c.
VI Dress Parade, O'Clock r VI
~ By order VI Col LASanoRNr
y z-o' $3.50. B. L BLACKBOARD Adrt
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

l OFFER FOR SALE WOoULAwN, the late Residence oi
G. WSFREE. decd, s rl inie Irtanti on
me Campbell Court House turnpike. There will l,
INC Dwelling sou acres q" anI considerable proportion
which is In timber Besides excellent t,win there is On
me piare all The necessary ol!'asc, large ary
well Of superior water, NC 3, - - - : - ~
iarm G. Y WINyprt ''
oil IN infrs, ,4.s'u
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s p ecia1 N otto ct
JTrIY 1Ssr gsaa .. s

A Y NJ Il n IT,!
DEEM il necessary to notify my hcpdsan customers That
- ~ - exceedingly important that should rNure IN ALI.
TAsEs prompt and speed. PAYMENT, VI satisfactory sci
OF al des due me thu first day pr uiy, aud
h'h1 that they may facilitate In accomplishing point
IN m! bushes BY calling In snd seultg holding them
en, N readiness 70 pay wheu rai als STALL
confident expectation OF ece ing due attention from
are inebte'it me, ether by bond note o. Oh Account
,.o,,.r.A1 50 T. l., AEMlsr FAD, No. 40 Main 81,
Je z'p .-'l'' F. 49, L, hchburg Va.
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Land near Lynchburg

otFEk for sale my EARN. Big 0polm Greek miles
= from INC eiy II contains = 13 ACRES, about one ri
feare al lcaN III, probably ~ of which, Is good
ground Ihe quality OF the land. crops vii, show TDrr"
Is az, apanIaice u lime stone very accessible.
eonainng some or 100 Trees g"od, portion Of III" ES
leeareJ land Is finely tnLerts being grow III 49,
Is sha!i be absent uniA October or Suysnh.r nuyl 1
""ui rer an. ''ne ws, TO know terms IL NJ H. 3.
sninptcr on WBsonis Hill. y Ii t.f-5 ri -
j. 2J-t Rep. copy.1 T. a. JENNINGS
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kiDxArPiNG NfGRo.-W Washing nn. Ohio. jane
.i.-Qhite IN excitement WIS created here thi.
m"rn'nghy the kidnapping f aue named Jno
MARSHALL bv three men who arrived w tie mi J.
night train from Cincinnati. They resir tere their
names as j, c. Aolrrws, jas. Frnunis. and Co
II pc. They t""k their man about u'clo.k this
IN 'rn nv. and started. 1t IL supposed, for cincn-
nai. without taking him hefnre the nuthor,ies--
Deputy Sheriff johnson and Constable Barkniore
are in hot Pursuit. N"thing had been heard from
them up To o'cl eek his Afternoon. Marshall has
lived here for the las, five years. ind suprn,s-
ell 10 br free. Ills story Is that he was hnn n
slave. luz emanrpned when boy, and removed
to Brown C, unity. where he had resided un,il com
ing here. lie ls about % years If age
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EOrsy.Three Likely Negroes.
Trustees Sale of House and Lot

ITuSC6e Sac OF HOUSE and Lot
DURSUANT to the provisions Of deed Of lrusi executed \,
the undersigned Trustees of the Washington Building A.
sociaon, by Vim. II. Plunkeit, Tru OF Mary C. Punket
and the said Mary G. pnnkett the 2.th ay Of Septche
l>j will sell VI Public Auction. the premises on AT
UEDAi thr lt day of July next. at o'clock, r " The
HOUSE MI LOT in said deed mentioned u A ing the same
which said iunke resides the Presb, terrain a,e
luri
Terms made known on the day Of Sale.
ALFRED NJ. WOoDROoF,j
II. GLASS, Trustees
jr 29i1ly AZ JOHN r. SMITH, -.
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Notice.
THNlIE fnn Of j. T. Tompkins and VI Norr.r ,~.. ..,
u cd D! mutual Aarvt, ,,st Az Tm,
kihs Will pay the debts Of the ul, Coz 'P
10 2-3t UnJ.M,
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Appomattox


l. A y ID T. Q II s \ T. f.
WILL be sold 10 the hi susl bidder upon u creh Of one
w two and three years. Tia. WELL KNOW TRACT ny
LAND bclon ring ~ te estate OF Wm Shearcr decd an w.
ing the waters Of Stone Wall creek This Land noted fr
but especially that o Tobacco and Wheat II now
in high state al improvement, ana will yield return for
the labor bestowed upoa II
1t contains 367 ACRES, 1876 in timber, has on it
DWELLING HOUSE
and other necessary Out Houses and abundany supplied
with water.
ANOTHER TRACT adjoining the same, containing 800
ACRES. nearly all Ia timber II Ties ell md If nae H..
bncC' Land 1t situated ON The Lyncibug and lent
Road
ANOTHER TRACT abori miles from Bent Creek contain
ing about 64S ACRES, and lies mInedia /! the
road leading from Bent Creek Ia Oakvlle, and know
"Chick Tract" This arn handsomely situated
4 Coed Dwelling House,
with other necessary Houses half In timber
thu balance in cultivation II all
ivrt. and Is highly susceptible VI improvement.
ANOTHER TRACT, known as The Chestnut Mount ain Trsc
whic. contains 60 ACRES, mostly in timber mas on IL
A Dwelling House, Good Orchard, &c.
The first three Trucs will be sold upon spe
ed the purchaser giving bond with security title
nin"d ti all the purchase money il paid.
The latter will be sold upon credit Of Il and rs months
with security and title above. =.
The sale Of The above lands will take place THURS.
DAY. THE l2IH OF JULY NEXT, al thu rcsdeuce OF VIM
sbcarer, decd
The sale will II O'Clock, A. NJ Persons wshius
10 urcaS land will please examine the above The
OF sale. WIN. N 4 j. c. SHkAkkR, EX'ors,
j. 1a-,lSclin or Wn- ahearer, decd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
Naloof-Rainabie Land.

h.I nr,aoaues1 on 2oah slay OF Nav 1 s,a -h'l-
nj pubiaA ueioa, q Ne prsmises FRIDAY ,4,s
ofAUeCeT iseot1k1t eeieck, A. NJ. il fair a,ii II ,D
~ 6r.f1uir dsy, thsfrH ACT OF A Nh Nv III
to he sssaie Of LynS DHlsrd, deed, lying >ta,
the county pf Cadspea one nile byos The Pocket F,'
ms ssi Traes eoas.s BY recent survey, 508s ACRES
Of Which, about 800 Acres are heavily hnlced eiian
under cultivation; my Acres OF Tue latter, hne E low
groundl ..-
TEsss OF sALx;-one aha .So yes purchaser giving bond
with approved security and 'he hgh VI the land Ia
until the !asl PAY nsie -
5y 2-etiI -hnOc. pILLAkD con'r
"a r,+oxo -
aluaDlo Lduoeu GSIdIo dI Auction
CULTIVATED IN AMELIA CO., AND CNIVEHs All = -.
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO BE ONE or TIIE BEST Wiira.rr
AND TOHAlsxD GROWING SECTIONS OF TIIF : r .TtA
ON lib. 2yud day of August lbepg loiu d, , g,
f rale II privately disposcd Of before ha lime tho r
,aer uai,e plantation late COL Jos. Bragg sil
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
Extension Skirts.

. ,or,,,,, ENCOIISIOu" SKlTtS,
Nol llR supply just received at Tho established Cheap
stnr to be sold cheap warranted first qualify and made
them. inttN .u - II Us
j. 25.ts ~ - 1929 HD-'-''-'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

n T.
Ecporied by r. H. CROCHET. for CRorsE Il IRWIN.
BERFWe quote ses III BIO f4 gross demand limiied und
supply good.
ErAlAs quoted as. week, from IS to &l0 per adj as 10
size ard quality
smEgr-Ihe heavy supply Of Lambs reduced the Ice
Of Sheep. Wa quote ni42is b. a gros quality in
fcruf giadc. 81 10 ~ per head
lAMks..i heavy supply AZ S1.25 to 1850 per head.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

Trains run by COLUMBUS TIME, which is Minut
faster than CINCINNATI TIME
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
Store Keepers in the uniisdeStatsl

1000 Cises saponiner, & nu ne for sale Al
faefurers prices In lots 70 5 l. par b ssers BY
IkE : kEII0se
naris-wiy 81 Leafs, Ne
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
FLOWER POTS.
Coal Oil.

|00 DOZEN Flower Pots, assorted sizes, for sale
lOO by RAINS, BROWN & CO.
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