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From Wnshington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is.
No official notification Of Judge Taney's res
ignation has been received by tho President.
and no such information has been received at
the Attorney Generals Office.
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Campaign Subscribers.

Last week our obligations with campaign
subscribers closed, and in conformity with our
rule never to continue paper beyond the time
for which II was ordered we struck from the list
all whose time we supposed had expired. IL Is
possible that there may be a lew names len,
taken in the hurry Of the canvass which should
be stricken oil. While we should be glad :"
retain al such. and add to onr list others who
hs,e taken the paper during the campaign we
desire t. say that these names, hany remain
will be promptly stricken from our list, when
ever our attention Is called tn the fact. Al
who do not give this notification will become
subscribers. and under the law, will be called
to pay FOR the paper. rs though IL had beer
ordered in the usual manner. We have had
quite number Of orders nom campaign sub
scribers TO continue, for which we are grateful
and have room TO extend our list indefinitely.
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II We have been obliged in consequence OF
Thanksgiving. making il necessary for US to
issue our paper day in advance Of the usual
time, to cut short matters which We would
gladly have published in our paper this week
our correspondents whose favors do not appear
this week will accept this as reason for the
non appearance Of their articles.
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Bronchitis.-This sure for,runner Of consump-
ton can 30 Instantly relieved and permanently
cured by the use Of Dr. J. n sArords Olive Tar,
and Iron and sulpher Powders. The Olive Tar
sllays pain, and heals soreness and inflammation.
and the Iron and sulpher Powders convert tho
waste or WORKOUT PARTICLES of the Blood Into gases
which are elected IRON the body by the pores. In
stead OfbeIns deposited in the Phlegm. The tss-
timonials Of many prominent aud well.knovn per-
sons are contained In pamphlet, which will be
sent nee BY mail 70 any address Bee advertise
ment I'm this paper.
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Knusas Troubles

NEW YoRK. Nov. %.
A special despatch to the times from VIM.
Hutcbjp.fn. Leayenworth, denies In toto the
truth OF all reports about the attack upon Fort
Scott, sscking OF Paris, and Of Montgomery's
party entering, or that any recent Eastern con-
tribution Of arms or munitions have been sent
than.
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"My country, tits Of thee.
Sweet land Of liberty,
Ofthee I sing;
Land where our fathers died,
Land OF the pilgrims pride,
From every mountain side,
Let freedom ring"
Twas thus our fathers sang,
Their notes In echoes rang
The world around:
The peoples bound In chains,
While listening to the strains
Unconscious Of their pains,
Leaped to the sounds.
III.
Slavery was then babe
And In its cradle laid,
Poor sickly thing;
Twas ere II grew 30 tall.
Drove Freedom to the wall,
Claimed to 10 Lord Of all
And cotton king.
Nv.
Unwilling to offend
One who, rs he pretends,
The Union saves,
We've seen him cross our bounds
And hunt orr people down
With ruifian, gun and hound,
To plant his slaves.
The Union was prepared
Our liberty to guard
'Gainst storm or wave,
Ny God! and must VIC own
We've parted with the boon,
Struck by the silver moon,
This shell to saver
No! Heaven has kindly pleased
His children to relieve
What'cr betide,
And oil the dangers past:
Wide Wakes came up at last,
King Cotton stands aghast,
And "let him slide"
VII.
He threatens to secede,
But frcemcn do not heed
As heretofore:
Let our rejoicings be
P@ans Of victory,
Our God and Liberty
Silence eyermore."
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~ Ship john NJ. Wood. Of Portland, was
burned at New Orleans on the night Of the 18th.
She was built at Biddeford in 1854, and was
owned In Portland.
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Frnsr AND foRxxosr. -Godey's Lady's Book
for January Is already issued. II contains three
beautiful steel engravings. one q magnificent
title plate. comprising six distinct engrayings
aud 6vs statuettes. The fashion plate is a
double one. Cooley Is always favorite AMI
promises land he always falhlls his promises. }
still greater attractions for ISL. Now is the
time to subscribe. commencing with the first
number ofths volume. The termssre;
One copy one year 50; two copies one year
IS; three copies one year Sd; Ave copies one
year. and one to the getter mp Of club. So
Godey's Book and Home Magazine one year
$3.50; Godey's and Harpsr's one year each
SAN.
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q The Peck Investigating Committee have
wound up their business and made final report
to the Governor and Council. II is understood
that no definite settlement has been made.
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-. FRED TowLI
BLOOD FOOD I,
BLOOD FOODs
mr. MN R(lnns

To all suffering nom consumption, incIpIent or
confirmed, or from debility OF any Mind : o. nom
cause or nom scrofulous complaints or nom
diseases OF the Kidneys or bladder and 10 ladies'
sunerInr any Of the many distressing complaints
their sex Is liable to, and which sngendef con-
'N'p BLOOD FOOD
Il offered ne certain and rsiisbis remedy. Dnerng
in every particular IRON tho patent medicines OF
tho day. IL Is q chemical combination OF ihos,
worth, and many hundreds bear glad and gr.teni
testimony 20 the benefits Il has conferred on them
CHURCH. DUPONT, 400, broadway; Neu,
have In consequence Of q ffani attempted upon The
pubnc changed the color Of the outside wraPper
rom red 10 yellow. and increased the size Of tho
bottle 10 ounces. De very cautious In buying 70
see that the fac smile OF their signature Is tho
wrapper, % all others are counterfeit Iyi2
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Heller LOST.

Lost from the subscriber, near
GL the Shipyari, ON the night OF
" JeuotA 4 the 18th inst. N reddish iieiier.
NM lin MILK Has white SPOT
hNNN under one Of hcr eyes, and tho
letter u cut In the hair on her hip, and has
six teats. Any person finding her VIII please
return to DR.. Till and be suitably rewarded.
JOHN SULLIVAN.
Biddeford, Nov. %, isGo.-3wio'
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e. 6ne oak ship, ofs26 tons. was launch
cd ct Kennebunkport on the i2th inst. She 10
named "Longfellow," In compliment to the
Poet Professor.
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Y Gen. Lock, Of Bloomfield, whose death
occurred on Friday night last. Is said to have
been the oldest Postmaster in the United States,
having held that Office over forty-nine years.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
TEA PARTY

Tho Ladies' connected with the Baptist Social
Circle will givea Tea Party on "Wednesday Eve
ming. Dec. jth, ut City Hall. Pm ORDER.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1860.

treatments Of more than ordinary excellence
were partaken Of by the company.
The festivities closed with singing the follow
ing Original song. written for the occasion. by
Moses Emery, Esq. all present joining In the
song, singing to the tune Of America.
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Accidents.

On Sunday. the 25th, Deacon Noah Kicker
of WATERFORD, fell upon the doorstep Of his
house and broke bis leg just below the knee
lie is an old man, and quite feshy. and being
one of those stirring men, must suffer greatly.
We hope he will be as comfortable as It Is pos
sible for him to be, and the broken limb DO
restored to It's usual strength. and that no will
soon be able to act again his part In life.
Also, on Saturday evening the 2itb, Miss
Lizzie Knox Of Lyman was thrown from VA
eon. and broke her arm. She was returning
from q singing school in company with her
brother and another lady, and the horse be-
coming scared, threw them from the wagon.
and injured Miss Knox, rs above stated, and
also hurt the other lady, bnt not badly. CON.
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II A farmer in Augusta has grown upon
his fields this season one thousand five hundred
hushels of corn.
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Tim, "A. tr.o rsi-EIp.r,,ne, Ms bet Guide.
AN OLD STANDARD REMEDY.

For Coughs, Colds, and Consumption, aud oil
Pulmonary Complaints, use the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM
which has maintained It's high reputation foi
nearly forty years, and Is recommended By
many Of the most eminent physieians and pen.
Hsmen In the country, among whom are Rev
Josiah Litch, Phila.; Rev. DR.. Lyman Beecher
New York; the late Prof. Leonard Woods, An.
dover theological Seminary; l.. p. Thompson
former Secretary OF State, VT; Drs. Merrill
Perry, Abel, Parker, Berry, and many Others
by the Press, and by the largest and oldes
dealers In drugs and medicines In the Unitet
States and Canada.
Price,-Small sine. 50 cts; Large sire, si.-
BE careful 10 get the genuine, which Is prepare,
only by REED, CUTLER & CO., Boston, ant
sold by dealers generally. 6mosa9
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AproIsrNESr.-Mr. Eliakim Richards has
been appointed Postmaster at Buxton, lower
corner. ip the place Of COL Josiah Berry, de-
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ATLANTIC MoSruLr.-The December number
closes the sixth and the January number will
open the seventh volume Of this now established
and popular monthly. The Prospectus for
isGi promises many brilliant and tempting
papers to the patrons Of the Atlantic; among
these are new Novel by Mrs. Stowe. one by
ChAs. R.sde. new stories by Mis- Prescott.
new Romance by the author Of Chas. .fuehssisr,
and Couaisrparts. contributions BY Longiel-
low, Hawthorne, Holmes, Lowell. Emerson,
Whittier. Bayard Taylor. Rose Terry, Mrs.
Ksmble and other talented and popular writers.
These names indicate the excellence Of the
volume.
The terms the Atlantic are 81 per annum.
Furnished to clubs, two copies IS. Eve copies
$40. eleven copies $40.
Sold by Boyden at twenty-five cents per
number.
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CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,

Cstsrrh, and all Chronic Diseases Of the Thrcst
and Lungs, successfully treated by MkpicArED
ISnILirioS, and other Remedies by
Q. M . r 8 z, M. d.,
Physician Cor Diseases OF the Lungs
100 Congress street, Portland, Me.
DR.. Morse will 30 ut the saeo House, saco, tho
ar.t Friday in each month. until further notice.
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ALTERATIvE.

" Rev. SIS. Fletcher will preach In Union
Hall next Sunday, Dec. ID.
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Sold By A. Sawyer. DiddsfSrd.

Dr: g II: s ..:s.,isa . aissss:s e the ss.s
.s,.sS . SsssSssl L ssslSs1 ss's~n. Sr"
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POSTERS. PROGRAMMES AND TICKETS

yos THEATRES, sALis AND coscEErs
Pinned viii Neassess s.A DIspsseh ~
THIS OFFICE
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e Counterfeit thrscs on the Merchants
Bank Of Portland, ars In circulation.
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NOTICE.

nIlE undersigned IN behalf the Blddeford, Nc.
| IMPROVEMENT Association will apply 20 the nent
LegisIaturc for an act Of Incorporation 20 pro-
mote the objects Of said association, and this no
tIce Il given under the provisions OF statute re-
auring notice of applications Tor private sets TO
he given prior 70 the assembling ofhe Legislature.
JOHN LEIGH,
JAMES REED, SCom.
GEORGk scOTT.>
n,..s ~ - ,o<a avfa
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OYSTERS
AT 80 CENTS PER GALLON,
At Frecman's Oyster and Eating Saloon, OPP
positc Saco House, Main st., Saco.
Families and orlsrs supplied ct the lowest
market prices.
Nov. 20, isJ0.-49tf
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pIddeford, Nov. q, 1850.
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tiEDICINES. &C
BALTIMORE LOCk HOSPITAL.
DR.. Johnston.

tilres In the Itns, ton
-tiiuliunhl n,bIin Imoenc, Weakness Back asd
!im1s Nay.t'os e The k,d"y%. laIriajoa the ll,ar
Ase skin nnl all those serious melancholy Disorders
rising l,"m ne 'c,'rgc,'r hahs Of Youth Which lgsr"ss
tt 10 h,4r victims than the "f the s>cns 10 the
,s,e. hslug brilliant nupes al anti
ripatiou r, nj. ris, tnnrriar,, e., hpt,,.sitr
Y0Ir NJ Mn
,rsS" & ghg na, h|"%s % The % Ss saa %, solitary Vice. to %'
nntimc g-, Thousands Of ,oung td
senng -,ni,s li hr unnrs of ,ounon,c or walked 10
extncios tho Il, ins ~ t., na, call with all cinal,uro.
MARRIAGE.
Married ,trt.ns ur Young Men contemplating mattag he
ng swat deti, eor,l,rs, AC
.loud mme,lat,, c,,sult pi ion,ol n,d be restored
perfect health.
cously cunnr in lis homer NJ ro on,lemcn and conalcnln,
t,ly upon ms sail a- a IIl, scan,
mmcia,', cr,tel aud 0ll ,por restored.
This disease hc pcnnt, frequent, paid y those wh
hcconr, ,cn Improper ndnleruoi,s Young pc,
rcad, ro,,, a n 90 iHn may ,nsuc Now, wfo ,hn under
stand. Tia, su4,c u lltrudtn tn thai ia. power "i Pro
rra'ion Is - ge'r l t"-' falling Into mlrHr, habits I'a'
10th BODY and mud ari,e 1h s,s he'Sn's ,ag,; IT,,
scn unj m na pnM,r4 w,aL, il n,r,ous i,hil. b s,"p
~ paitatino acrrt. = s ri. Il wasu. lho lra
0r'icr ~ - IN, igp",rI, - sr,tx no,r. tr.,u nv
lrsoNr s,ctpt Il,r.rlr l,ro ~rrrs. sU-Hr r,r,,ct.
sw- Ne lotto. r.rri,cd uu,.~ @ patti reptalnins
.r nnd .tn p,et ,5ai af,, n,rt STATING tini,on-
Recent ., .5l.eh1 Casos a Uuie in Two Day :.
nrs JnIINT .trENT
Nr
rom ou. If t, 49,. ,u,ncnt ,a. II j,, pit. ,ta,s
and Ib, r al, 1T eI hi. nt has ,n shru IN the nr,, llo
,,,. of I.t. F,rt. ,,nt, anal .,vtrr, hp- ,1,
~ s,rn. n M i 4slnl-Nns 5t,s ltnt w,r, ,hut known
many rrll Ill tia,nr il, tie h,nl nnl ,af- Wlrn asleep
l,,t, 45rul,,l nj .t,in -.,au1-
lncss WIil lt H l r1il M H. ~ .,,l llurs " ab ran
n,.pt 81 mind "a va. fuf : r5tr,a4.t4f,
NtlEfNIN DISEASE
lpt al uapsurr Htls
Ia, ,as i,.tl ~. 4r4 a., IL. t,n1r ,.., Al I,, aft,n
Iarsn. ttt a. liz, 4 .Ie Vt shaf br dread 81, ,rnA,r,
,f him nom ,y4tr. 4p Ise u ,tu e,ucniI nl I, ~,
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symptom. At lr- ,u nj dens., raL mi, r,n ,n,r such
ne, rated thr discussed n,s. u,ainl Iam4 tr
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FRANtIS B. DEiNE. Jr.. d son,
LYNCIIBTEG, VIRGINIA.
MANuFACTtR RERs OF
CHILLED RAILROAD CAR WHEELS

CHILLED RAILROAD CAR WHEELS
TSN prepared to exrcrie promptly orders to any tN
lut for tlcir WHEELS made ercsteeiy ~ ke dtet I'F
0ipfa tOdt Blast (Ad,r0H IJG
J,us T. MCDANIEL E,I, President Virginia Tennessee
Railroad Go. - ,r-..
Fpw H. GuI ESD, Superintendent Virginia and Tennessee
Isairoad Co ,.4.-., ,....,
Tios DopAMEAD Esd. Superintendent Virginia Central
Railroad CO. . - = -, -
see Railroad ca. 49,. 80. .., 60,
Mr. ARCHIBALD PoE, Master Machinsi Virginia Central
i.arnad tr.
I,.Epu L. ANDERSON, Esq. Richmond Va.
Hcssrs MoRI.ss, TASNEB ~ Co., do.
FRAScrs MALLoEy Esd President Norfolk ana fctefourS
Railroad 60. . r.,.-
lsarond Co.
Ap.u DySMEap Esq., Baltimore, Md.
$ WYATT a. Co.. Charleston, :. {.
WI l. ANDEnsos Esq. Mobile Ala.
Wn a. SWAN ESD. knoxville, Tenn.
GrNrpAI JACKSON MogToS Pensacola Florida.
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Ter lie conducted subscribers under the firm OF r. b.
DEASE, JR-. X soy.
ap l5-c2awts.
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4 IL. ACCOUNTS READY FIRST JANUARY, lN60.-My
N friend. will please remember that collecting sca-n is
at hand and Ina, thu. expected 10 ca IN aud settle,
% pay when called upon.
hnd that ii is exceedingly important That Should be strictly
prompt all aud that it VIII De impossible for
nainain that desirable aud imi"ani character unless
require prompt ldy"ent l.. /" ARNlSlEAp,
dec 2l-ts (RclD M. 10 MaiH Il. iAnclhGfg Va.
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LyAcAburg Guano Depot.
EfARMI f ,ia IHiie gclordk ifrt't H5liN j that
4 Lyuohlasr: tnhno lH,yot. krflN Vim. A. hirr "n
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VIZ:
No \ rrruNrn G,aro
L., - Nauip .,Htrd Guanoi
spuinrerl tlauu ilnchhurr sfpuud;
MtNtHn thWun
kcucNrl}s Potash and Plaster.
taken urcalinu Ia furnish reliable arl'fi's
rs i. Perm. Agents oI liz Peruvian iov
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have 1t grpInd aud sell II good
terms ANY where in The tnited States Ny
iau sell for snail profit and tfrtl, for cash hope the
patronage extended 10 thni has been liberal
~ bestowed heretofore. MM. ~ MILLER,
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retiring from the firm o g. ). Bliss Co beg leave TO
thanks 10 The public for the liberal atro.
nag. culcd the firm cordially solicit for
cc,,or its continuance. CLINTON DENlIT.
IYxCMBt E.. Jan. To- l>6'-Rcp. copy.
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NOTICE.

HAVING purchased ncro. ot the Junior partner OF the
e. : Bliss y Co.. the u!i ,ucl Will rpniinuG
the SIUJE iND TN H.tRE BiNIAE>> in all its branch.
heretofore. the old sand. No. sl, Nan Sir.ttaGd
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January 10, lS6a. e. =. lli>S.
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ATTENTION, LADIES.
Eyoop SKIRTS, uooP SKIRTS, JvsT OPENED, JrsT
OPENLD.-.just opened large assortment. t. hr snd
he sold reduction o irt! per cent Please cad aud
de dee Il ig'G,s ''t., Join ABEAHAN~.
ksorsas for sale.
W. have GOO! -alde and Work loi.E- f5r .al,.
ns, sd. i,'' '''' ''''''9 ''' FfANEilS CO.
NS,0OI. CAEDlN,-pr Ctrds in I,ri,et ,r,r
ha,ing been newly hd ana thoroughly rcletri and We
are pre- pared CAEDNG in the very best the
shortest notee We have secured the services "i Ar COLEMAN
u -
coIn,s heA, recommended very Superior oal'r Iou
that GOOD ROLLS send in Wool early and we will
card all as II comes n without delay! We
pains please tho who patron
izo US will receive Wool aud deliver Rolls
We will keep constantly hand WOOL Rolls sale and Ex
Wool.
The Highest Price paid Wool delivered
u mill. ma! lt-dts NOW LIN ~ MI EhELl
Sparkling Gelatine.
EEW Grocc Boxes Sparklieg G"lane for making Jelly
N Blanc Mango, &e, DC also, Coopas sheet and shred
(iclanc for sale by JOHN II. SEAl,
lccl Druggist.
NEW GOODS.
WOlI most respectfully friends and To
those trading in lynchburg that am prepared To sell
market stock of Domescs Is large and selected with great
hand, large lot of akcts Hats, shoes
aud Boots good stock Of Groceries, which am determined
for cash, short time To prompt cusionefs
Please give acall al 30 Bridge Street -
oct s-dfs ALfA. hiNNiFl'
nLIVE OlIi.2o0 boxes prime choice Oils for sale by
Oaug l2-,is EDMOND. DAVENPORT &C. Richmond
NOOLEN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES
SUITABLE TO THE SEASON,
Just received and for sale FOR CASH.
dec 17-Iifis JNo j. PUENiS, Agent.
- Att sALT,!-2oo Sacks "Murshars' Brand Liverpool
= salt, just received and for sale by -, ,oc,-,,,co
dec LkE hotkE u %
Cheese? Cheese
superior lot English Dairy, and Pine Apple Cheese
N Just received and for sale by SMITH 4 ADAMS,
dec 1+l Main street.
UIST received nj NGLEDOV Els another btuu
d tiful Black Troo Beaver Cloth Cluaks for ladies'
nev lids
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24
2.i.MA linianarS.
ATTENTION.. :.

HAVE about three thousand Alnanacs for tr year is6o
1 which desire GIVE ll.alst call and get
dee 1915 JOll& H. SEAY, Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-24
NOTICE

HAVE for sale eight or ten valuable BtlLbis" Lots, anu
several HousEs AND LoTs in the city Of lnchburg some
which are very valuable and among tcr the inol beaui
residences In the city, Call Office, No. u Bridge street
nov 4.cs L. WILKES, General Land Agent