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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

LRAyBEWoRTE REaIsrE1.-We have
several times, Of late. had occasion to
speak Of LesVsnuorth Dailies. The Re-
gistsr deserves not to be sighted. 1t lie
Q Ne: ! Dsily, interesting and spicy. and
Rspublicsn to the cors. The editor and
psblisher is JsG L. Digger. Money
spent for the Register, will be well spent.
Prica. 18 . wear.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

PoRK.-We have been informed that
there will not be as many hogs packed
in Oregon, Forest City. and White
Cloud, this year. by 5000. as there were
last. The cause Of this, We presume. was
that they were driven to this city. as our
packers have done a much heavier bust
ness than any former season.-1S. 10.
Journal. g. e..
There was no pork packed at Oregon.
last season nor this and Mr. Bailey, Of
this place. has packed about two thou
sand more hogs this season than last; so
that there must have been falling of OF
seven thousand at Forest City, to make
the Journals statement correct. But as
there were not Eve thousand packed there.
last year. and as they report their receipts
this season at two thousand, somebody
must have been experimenting upon the
Journals credulity.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

~ An accident almost occurred At
this place. to-day. Two horses and a
wagon. with several men and women. at
tempted to cross the river on the ice.
Just as they drove on from the opposite
bank. the ice broke, letting them into the
water. Wagon and persons were easily
gotten ont, but it was more difficult to
rescue the horses. The protractsd warm
weather has made the ice rotten, and
crossing. especially with teams. is sttsn-
ded with considerable risk.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19
The southeru Medical students.

RIcnoSD, Va, Dec. =
The medical students. on tbsir srril :
from Philadelphia, were received Dy c ~
faculty and students Of the Medical C0r
legs, the. Govsrnor's Guard, and 81 ~
msnss thrOng of citizens. The Pr0c:s
ion msrchsd to the Governors nin -
where IN address was delivered y 1'1.
Wise. II thence proceeded to TIE ~, !.
lege, where Professor Gibson nso ~.
speech. Dinner vas parssksu Of 81 ~ -.
Inmbisn hotel. There was gre.s ~: ~
siasm. and waving Of bsudk'f'O
along the route. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

THs ,AEr-SLAyERY Bill m TEE Ne
BRksKA LEGIsLATURE.-Ws learn from
the Omaha Republican Of Dec. 18th.
that the joint resolution to prohibit
slavery in that Territory was taken up in
the Council that morning, and so amend
ed that it passed By vote of-syss, 9 ;
nays. 5. Two members were absent.
The Republican says: 1T will pass the
House promptly, and go to the Governor.
who. It is said, will veto i" -o---y.,r, !.
OF course the Democracy squirmi and
we are glad they have been obliged to
show theircOlOrs. Nothing like the yeas
and nays. ......---..-.. II - n - -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

MAE srorprD.-Ths Pittsburg, J.
Wayne and Chicago Railroad 1ss ~ -
ed to carry the maiIs since Mood 80
on account of the failure Of the 6G'. -.
ment to provide means to PAY saSn - :.
vice. The Wabash Valley, the III III.
cite and Indianapolis and the Lo %, -.
New Albany & Chicago are sui sIJs
ing fol. the accommodation o. .n' 1.Tyics
bot srs liable to decline furtn''
e any time. s., .-.--e fagl 20
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

~ The Lsavenworth Dispatch says
it saw several white girls promenading
the streets Of that city, hanging to the
arms Of niggers. Such scene is simply
aud should be prohibited, as
Q public nuisance. -.s --. ~ -...-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

r. In one Of the Indiana Courts,
Stephen Fyfs obtained divorce from
his wife. Matilds-the principal ground
of complaint being, that she was an in
toierable scold. So Indiana law will not
allow q woman to elbow" her Eff!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

A D1scovERY.-The Lawrenee Repub.
lican says that little Walsh has discover
ed great mares nest in the assumption
that the two-thirds necessary to pass sbill
over the Governors veto must be two
thirds of all the members elected. instead
Of two thirds Of . quorum. Universal
practice. and the best authorities, such -
Kent and Cushing. ara directly against
WAlsh-but what Of thati What are
such men as Kent and Cushing 70 Walsh,
on parliamentary law especially when
Leeompton corner lots and hall aud botsl
rsnts are eoncerned.i There's the rub. 20
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

~ Dingus has been reading biogra-
pixies Of American statesmen and patri-
OTIS; and seeing it stated that Franklin
was born Old Style. and Jefferson New
Style. innoeently remarked that he used
to think people were always born in the
same stylel
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

T Peterson's Magazine. for Febru-
airy. is at hand. The Bouquet Of Beau
ty" is pretty engraving. and sly
Boots" is capital. The Colored Fashion
Plate, Patterns. Music. Stories. ETC.. are
Of the usual high standard. Philadel-
phia-S2 a year. 20
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

E A Southern publication, called
De Bows Review. is an influential in.
strument in exciting Disunion spirit in
the South. In one of its late TRADES. it
says: "The South will not much Longer
dance to the pipings Of Northern met'
chants and manufacturers" Well, il
the South intends to leave of dancing,
the best thing she could do. would be to
hang up De fiddle snd De Bot0." 20
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

~ One of the members Of the Mas
sachusetts Legislature. from BArnstable
County. says the Boston Transcript.
amasssd an Independent fortune in the
fishery business. He should be made
Chairman Of the Cod.ifying COMMITTEES.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

NICE PREsEST.-E: s. Burches d Co.,
of the Oregon Nursery, have sent Us q
beautiful Hyacinth. in full bloom, from
their hot house, for which they win please
accept our thanks. We learn that they
have already rebuilt their hot.house, and
have it in full operation; but that many
Of their plants were injured by freezing.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

~ The prospectus of Forney's Press
viii Be found in another column. Those
Who would like to take this able, fearless
and independent p per, which has BE-
come 80 famous by pouring hot shot into
Old Bucks ranks, will find full psrticu-
lars in the prospectus.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

~ Gov. Wise. of Virgins. hss re-
tired to private life, BY dispOsing Of bis
estate in the country. and taking up his
permanent abode in the city Of Rich
mond
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

~ Hon. Judge Mason. Of lows, who
made himself SO popular with the Invsn-
tors Of the country. while he held the Of
fee Of Commissioner Of Patents. has, we
learn, associated himself with Munn 4
Co.. of the Scientific American Office.
New York.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

CoSoREss.-Dieser Koerper Won Hell
den, vsrscbwenden noch INNER hire Zeit
einen Sprecher IN srwashlen. Wir wur-
den muede. Is in Euglisch "a sagen. und
sagsu es deswegsn in Deutsch.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19
NEW OaLEAxs, Dec. %.

The Medical College Faculty in reply
to an application of the Southern Medi-
cal Students ct New York to be admit
ted here a. students, on nominal terms,
have resolved to invite the Southern stu
dents at the North to free attendance of
the lectures here, although they have
paid for their attendance on those At the
North. siias - srli brs .ifs8 -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19
~ We publish elsewhere, the T

~ We publish elsewhere. the pros
pectus Of the Cleveland Plaindealer. an
intensely Democratic paper, Of the DOu-
glas stripe It overaows with spice. and
has no mercy on the President ana bis
minions. The famous "Artsmus Ward
figures in its columns.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

~ A Washington letter-writer. in
describing members of Congress. says
CO66. Of AlabAms, is Hard-skeR
Baptist.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

w Gov. Black. of Nebraska, has We
toed the bill prohibiting Slavery in that
Territory. Perhaps he feared that If he
permitted the bill to become . law, Old
Buck would be the first to obey its pro-
visions, BY removing his Black from the
Territory
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

~ Asa Kunkle, . married man Of
forty. living in Frederick County, Nd.
recently deserted his family. and sloped
with = girl Of sixteen, named Amelia
Bower. Ass. took the Bousr, that time!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19
A P.ralOr.-It i. gratifying to know

A PArRIor.-It is gratifying to kno"
that all persons who attend or write let
tiers to the so-called Union Meetings, are
not dirt-eaters. Occasionally one utters
honest sentiments and plain truths. SEEM
ingly not caring IL they do touch up the
tender feelings Of the Southern fire eaters.
whom these meetings are gotten mp pur-
posely to eonciliate Such letter is that
written BY Willard Fillmore to the New
York Union Meeting. After stating that
it had been his painful duty to sign the
Fugitive Slave Law. a. one Of the Com
promise measures of 1850. to which he
was in a manner reconciled by the agree
ment among al sections that this was to
b the 6nality Of the Slavery question, he
pours hot shot into the Democracy for
re-opening the agitation, repeating the
Missouri Compromise, and passing the
Kansas Nebraska Act lie also rejOiees
that the people of Kansas have asserted
and maintained their rights. and made
the Territory free. That letter fills our
notion Of honesty and patriotism to a
scribe. and we intend shortly 10 publish
it. We never hear nor read of Fillmore.
without thinking what Q blessing It
would have been to the whole country,
had he been elected President, in 1856.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

KANSAS AHEAD.-We are told that the
hogs from Kansas. delivered at the Pork
House. the present season. are. as gener-
al thing, finer, and average better, than
those from Missouri and Iowa We be-
lieVe Kansas is able to stand in the front
rank. in agricultural products Of every
description.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

II is announced by the faculty Of the
University Of Pennsylvsnis that tina insti-
tuition loses only 10 out offs medical class
Of 500, BY the departure Of Southern
medical students from Philadelphia.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19
" An exchange relates the suicid,

~ An exchange relates the suicide
of Elias Harp, ~ >schuylkill Comfy.
Pa, by hanging himself with 8 bride
rein, to the limb of willow tree in his
barn-yard. Elias literally hung bis
Harp on willow tree" E75. -s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

Helper, has sent splrDdidly = FL 4.
copy Of the unabridged edltiOe: G II
aInpsnding Crisis. to Mi's'o n1.. S
his sincere thanks for the msgn,nEs, q
vsrtisensnts be has besto~'o, -
charge. spon bis book; -"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

r. Hezskiah Piles. Michigan ped.
sgogue. has been held to bail. on charge
Of iuhumsnly beating his scholars. Ra-
Their bad case OF Piles!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

H The people Of Kansas must be
getting strictly temperate. as they have
even repudiatsd Old Nsdsry
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

S In the Philadelphia police re.
ports. We End the case Of Dennis Law,
who was arrested upon complaint Of {
Jew clothisr. for stealing g vest from his
estsblishment. Dennis should have re-
membefed that the Lay is not permitted
to interfere with vested rights. acre
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-19

The Postmaster General rsconnmsads
tba. newspaper pay postage % tAsi'
exchanges. .-r'i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-06

RATIFICATION MEErrSG A meeting to in.iCy
The nominations Of one of the branches Of the ,te
Baltimore Convention-the Hon. Stephen \ u ,u..
lac for President and Hon. ller,rhel V johnson
for Vice Presdent-took place last evening in
front Of tho City Hall. Tho usuri prenara. ious
for the meeting had been made. respects lights
&e Over all. the words M Secession" were
spread in large letters. and unlcr it tablet in
scribed the words Nominees Of the Natio al Ia
mocra,ic Convention. Stephen a Douglas und
Herschel V.Johnson." After several tunes from
band of music within the platform. ut nhout
twenty minutes To nine o'clock Mr.. Vim. II. " ard
stepped forward aud announced the object e tho
meeting, and nominated NJ. James s. Holland for
Chairman, which was carried Dir. Thomas Mil
Ter nominated several Vice Presidents and other
officers, which nominations were adopted, and n
series Of resolutions ratifyins the nominations of
the Baltimore Convention were read by Mr.. John
Ennis, which were also adopted. The Chairman
then introduced the fret SPEAKER. Mr.. Geo. w.
Brent. Of Alexandria. Va. who was followed by
Mr.. Ellis B. Schnabei. of Phililelrhia aud DR..
Culver. ashington. A letter read from Rev
10y johnson. ESQ. who had been announced to
speak. excusing himself by reason of unanteipa
ted engagement-Nat. Int.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-06
The Congress at Baden Baden,

The Paris Muniteur of the laicst date publishes
the following:
The rapid journey which the Emperor mas
just made will have, we doubt not. happy results
Nothing less than such II spontaneous mud sisniii
cant steD WIS required Ia put mn cnG to the unnn-
mous concert Of malcvolent reports and fas- ap-
precautions. In fact. the Emperor by gong Ia
explain frankly TO til" Sovereign, who mt at
Balen how his policy would never swerve from,
right and justice, must have impressed such 9i..
tingnl-hed nhd untrrlu Heed minis with the ran.
,ctnn wich n true sentiment honestly cxpr' syed
always conveys. Hence it wa. that there wa4
more than courtesy IN the reciprocal contact lc.
tween the members Of This august citing They
spent the whole Of Sunday in each others cua,
pany. At noon the Grand BAKE ef Baden IN.
,iied them all to dcj""aer at the I'D castle At
five o'clock they all d'nti together After dinner,
the Emperor having re nrhel II hiI h0cl the
MAJ ority r. the Sovereign came to take leave If
him. His mn rsty was enabled To take lrayc of
them nil at nine o'clock, NJ tho bnnse # Princess
Mari OF Baden, Duchc,, Of Hamilton, who asked
hem to tn. Thus all VIII, desire tie rc.e,,nb-
li,ament Of confidence aud the contnunin of
good international reltions. ought to cungralu-
late themselves upon II conference which conN1l-
dates The peace ii Eul0lc.
Tie flluwing is IN exact list Of thu severe gns
and Princess If PRUSSIA. the Gran1 Duke aud
igand Duchess Of Baden, the King Of Wnrirm.
berg. the King of Bavaria. the Mug ct Saxnuy
tie King If Hanover, the Grand Dnkc If ilr~~t
parms,ndt. the Grand bake ri SAKE " lemar the
Duke OF Nassau. the Dlke OF SAKE Cohur.. the
Princess Mary. Duchess Of Hamilton. nnd the
Prince and Princess Of Fur>tcnhcr..
While. however, the Frcn5h government psr>s
speak OF the result Of Napoleon. interview N Ia
d"n mighty sa,,siactnty. the pari, c,rrc> Yn,,-
dent OF tho LnuIun Daily News sAss
4 Il have cosent reasons iar brlieSng that It
"a MT iatl N.nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-06


To Original Old 0entleman's rsrty.
! Allsdins 70 tho siurs that have been cast upon
he passy which placed BELL and Everett ia nomi-
nation the New York Elpress thus refers TO those
respectable "old fogics." who in 1716 were in ia
vor of Liberty and Union. If those peerless men
.who laid broad and deer. the foundations OF an
empire such a. the world never saw rise before.
could bear patiently the ill-na,ured sneers Of
those who rdculed the idea Of their feeble orpo-
sition to the then most powerful na'ion on the
face Of the whole earth and, amidst Interval a
well Is external opposition, pressed on t. the
achievement Of . sloriousresult,-why should We.
who are pursuing the paths they marked out. be
Influenced by the jeers Of those who manifest but
little Of the spirit which animated tho fathers OF
the republic, and would call Washington and
Fraukin if they were alive. old fo2ies and polit.
cal fossils. Says the Express
There wss an "Old Gentiemen's Party" in this
country. in 1776. rs well ~ now. in 1850. som"
Of these Old Gentlemen were sneereI at, quite n.
heartily. by . certain set Of people, (enemies OF
American liberty rs the modern Old 0entlemrn's
Party 10 sneered at by another act Of people VIII
no more believe in Ii rry and Union, to-day than
the Tories OF the Revolution did in Union and
Liberty. then. The original Old Gentlemen.
Party was composed Of the signers Of the DECLARE
tion OF Independence, embracing such "od IT,
gies" "a the two Ainmses, Roger Sherman, John
Wi,herspoon. Benjamin Rush. Benjamin Frank.
lin, Charles Carroll, Of Carrolton. Thomas Jeff.r
son, Edmund Rutledge and many others whose
names are scarcely less illustrious.
We, the People Of the United States. int"nd to-
morrow July ANY to pay some respect I" 'nr mr.
mory of these old gentlemen, and testify in "A pub
1 =. IL a Il. Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-06

InPoxTAST FROM MExroo-REpoRTED CAPTURE
loY MIRAsos --NeO Orleans July 2.-Braxos dates
Of the 10Th ult. have been received per steamer
Arizona. Private letters from Montery and Mat
iamoras say that Gen. Zaragonza. commanding ihe
liberinls. had defeated aud taken Mlramon pris.
oner near Salamanca 80
Gen. Ramatenz commanding the Matorast frogs
had been defessed by Gen 0rceea. and civil war
was raging in Nueva Leon and Northern Mexico
Where eGsrts were making in favor Of Gen.. CON-
lopfpst's fsfafn,I =" ~ ,oss o-a =. ~
Tie Ar;soni. Brought $4,000 in specie. G..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-06
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COMMEPC1Ar
COMMERCIAL
NCHBU RG NJ 4 II ETS,
RsPoEIED
A. B. RUCKER, -
p r o d u G. l. B Il . x T. II,
fs3 MAIN STREET.

eHrhese quotauosA VIII be understood represent whoie.
sale prsces generally
APrLEs.-tjreen- offering.
Bacos-Demand good notice sales Mt 10f@lH FIR
prime.
BEAss-Sone Offering
DssswAx.-226SS centA -. . ..-
BrTTrn.Msrket well suppied-Fresh 1870 2o .ae for
Firkin.
coassupply Argesaie. g to IS Yellow; 50 to s7s for
White bread Corn.
cons NEA.--Pen,y and dun !. ssos7x cent?.
CEsRsT.-James River 81. s0Gsa21O
DRIED FRrIT-No sale.
FLorR-The receipts continue nshtawiih r,od demand
quote superhnr tdt5; tsra tdoo; Family t6.7a.
Pharmaceutical. Is ceEH
F.ATuERs.-4I6It5 cents
FEariiizERa-suply ample. No. Peruvian Gusno t610
p ot zOoo bs ksese's Manipulated Gunno t25o;
brero Guano 500; MEXICAN 0usno $500; American Guana
Pcruva tuano $3.50 kun's Ash uano 81! So .nf.
nn's Tobacco Manure t4Ta. kuhns Ground Bone Ash t3
fo~e Co.'S Soluble Phosphaed Peruvian Guano, A5a
Dnguis Bone Dust 10000 Rufns Tobacco Manure s4750
Ground Plaster In bulk 1901; In bags barrels fll0D
GRASS SEEDS No sale.
GiSsEss.--d15t65 cents.
n.y.-lialeJ tl.l50If3o: 2 wagon load a. .c08tLi5
1nos-Monr tara tsoGtsi u ION.
IaRD.-SuppIy good at II !s6si2 cents
1daE-Thomasiown $l.O Mountain a.
pSIpSs-N0 sale
oars shcaf tlisasis5 100 ns, white 50 Blaek b
cents n bush. 81 ;s3 Ds.
PRAs-So liackeyed Altering: Cow Pea 81 3jGLfi
PorAInKs White Mercer S114i.
ToHAceprcripts continue large with imprpv IN
III. prices for Bright Work ing and Extra Fine Wacsuf
which, much l. found in the cropa large PARTON
10" price. quote dark Lug. s9G19.oo; bright
ground Logs tL0rtf 100; DART Leaf shipping
ning t60Gts3o; working Leaf ss5o t2.uo; bright Wrap
pers tlaOOlt 10000.
wnKAr-KeceiI,s continue llght-sacs being made In
small way 41.sodt II - for prime Red and White.
Wool -Unwashvd 20 10 ~ cts: Washed 81 I" 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-06
To the Intelligent,

Es>y~ ALL diseases arise in impurity Of tin.
VSS blood. NJ matter how called, each by
vegetable purgat,es which do ony nip bud" but
actually cApc the foul humors which produce dreaded
ache lie doloreux, and rheuma, well liver uff IONS
pun In hc side and general wearinese upon the
least cNrr"n Nay, BRANDRErIfs PILLS not only cure
these affections, but also asthma aud all durable
the lungs, well colds and coughs conump.
ton and bleeding of the lungs have been cured by
sen"mrr BRANDREIllS PILLS have trial Of years
lnaion and warranted purely vegetable aud incapable Of
inrins the cnIvst weakest frame. Those use
recommend; hut their virtues surlass eulogy Thes mist be
used 10 tie iy appreciated Sold nj principal Office, No 2si
'nnh Strt ell. Price - cents box n,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-06
Pittsylvania Land for Sale

DrEsrANT 10 the Of trust executed TO
nsby ANory Muain, on The LET day Of December 1s9
and Of record In The Clerks Office OF the touny Court Pitt
s.kana will sell Saturday, the OF July Mt the
residence Of Avory Muan the highest bidder tho follow
ing property to-wit:
The TRACT OF LAND upon which the sa,d
ivory Mnsian now resides "naiing between $40
ACRES, adjoining the lands OF capt. T. W. WooJing Moses
Adams, and others and lies upon both sides of the
Stage road leading from pisylvana Co o. LyncIburg A.
bout miles north Of Chalk Level 1t fair proportion of
creek bottoms all ell ditched and good state cultya
ton II has recently been surveyed and laid three
racts and will be Sold either separately in The WHOLE
ray suit purchasers.
Also head Of horses yoke of work head Of cattle
all Of his household and kitchen furniture plantation tools
wagon OK carl head Of sheep stock Of hogs houses Of
new tobacco p-rse Of old tnbacco gum side saddles
man saddle ai al the increase Of the above
ERMs Thu land will be sold a twelve
nats equal install enis the purchasers executing bonds
with ampl security hearing interest the day Of SALE aid
The personal property dit of months the
cutting bonds with ample security hearing interest from
the day Of sale, except for under dollars which
for cash. ~ ..
The title TO the above property believed be good but
acting Trustees We shall such s ony
IN us by the deed Of trust. ....
WIN. II. MCSTAIN, lr.
jy 3-cawtis VINCENT DICKINSON, irus'eee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

49,. COEN- Bunioas, Nails craving into thu flesh.
o Warts aud diseasrs Of theee, cured In few
eonds. without the slightest pair
Arrival OF DIR sIIlITZ ifpm Eiehmond the celebrated
ylrrlna Corn Dr. stay will b. limited u Jew days
b. Sser years ago Dr. 81 no visited this city, ~es Obliged
10 many eagerly seeking his DID, ~
ae-meni but promised again VIII pfo-
sl s parro and all who value ease And com
lori & tnse dis res.ng affections should neglect
ssrnt opportunity. his nnnrTos s n ho8ie
precludes the l,u--bil, Of his sta. here an! tfue
FROM numerous onals Tie klio~ ing from we'll
known H. onead, formerly proprietor Of Washington
HOUSE. aug Eth, lel':
"Dr -huu ~ skiiilni in hi- prs-on has removed nom
aud wife, several hard AMI so Cnnss Bunion- ahd
Sa at n standing without pain, thereby Fesestag Ne
Immediately. We cheerfuy commend him to all sorry hic
ed
Room Soryell House.
Call earl, II you do not wish to be disappointed.
iy