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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-12-15

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rwh ch. who con p'etcd. viii become as
famous rs the New C,lrans shell road aud
rs dear to young lovers OF New Mexico q
he Try sting plac nf Sara''-i rr in q.
Vie Of New York soci'tN.
As to the agricultural qus litits of o.,
land >omc idea may he formed from o."
! productive quaiiy ur adjacent lands n 40
have bccl far several yclr> under %ciljiva
ion. In the rcgio 'i 'o"ttry Il n east
wa'di on h's"rli l. large ar u i'rm
i'g T, ion when was "''e called "FanF
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The 100 ir frsI'''"''' "''' among '"c
Tar hS. the \irii 81 '''p+ t'' year mas
cen Simply "~' 'l'"l'- "''"''' fi'-
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iour sweet I"'''"'S "''s' 80 '''' ""'
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aroused his hearers TO tho greatest en-

aroused his hearers 10 the greatest en-
.huaiasm.
80 soon as Mr.. Kendall finished his
speech loud cries were heard for Hon. H..
II. Pollard, and that gentleman proceed
od ~ discuss the issues OF the canvass in
n mastery speech We regret that We
have not the time to follow him In his
convincing argument. He defined with
clearness the positions occupied by the
two parties, and then proceeded IN a con
yincing manner to show that the Demo
cratic position is consistent with the true
interest OF sll the people.
Mr.. Poisrd's sreech was calculated TO
do great deal Of good.
A vail Of sadness has been thrown over
this entire section by the announcement
OF the death. Sunday night, OF the resi-
denco OF his sister, near Centreviile,
King and Queen county. Of Hon. Il. i.
Bland. Mr. Band had been in very bad
health for q year or moro and his death
was not unexpected. Probably no pub
lie man in this section was better known
than was Mr.. Bland. For several years
ne IcpTehthWh tpe mug anu N4u'ch uio-
trict.in the Senate, and made an enviable
reputation in that body. lie WAS a very
prominent candidate several times for
nomination for Congress from the First
district. FOR the past four or five terms
be Inns in great measure retired from
politics and given his entire time to the
practice OF his profession 1.-THE law. Mr..
Bland was a man Of fine intelligence 4; Of
decided talent as a debater of a genial
nature and Of rare information, and his
death is loss to the State. QUI.
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PETERSBURG.
THE FIGHT AeAIEsT LAEGsroE-rHE
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
An Open Field and No Outside Interfe-
renee Official Visit - Municipal
Notes The Frost and
tao Tobacco.
Icorre.pondonce Of .ae nIehmond pI.paich.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspaichl
OCTOBER 2, 1888.
The report is that the Republican
National Committee have decided, and
so minated, that il will not officially
interfere between the factions IN the
Republican congressional fight IN this
district, and therefore 1t may be ex-
pected that neither will receive aid
moral or finaDcisl-from the committee.
Langston has never heard anything
from his appeal to Chairman Quay Tor
interference as against the methods OF
the State chairman used 70 accomplish
his defeat. General Malone he's proba-
bly, heard what NAV be expected from
the National Committee.
The fight goes on between the factions
without any decrease OF bitterness and
determination. "LGn2ston must he
beaten" is heard Oh one side; "lang-
ston is all right" is the campaign cry OF
the other. Meetings are held on every
court green personal canvass IS being
made in every county; speakers are
heard wherever an audience can be as
sembled, and nothing is left undone 10
advance the interests Of either side.
LangetOn has the promise Of several
prominent colored men Of the North to
speak in his behalf through the district.
His opponents may not have oratOrlcal
aid, but they have experienced and &C.
tive workers.
A vast amount of political literature is
being sent out from Republican bead
quarters in this city, goodly portion OF
which is reported to be directed against
Langs.on.
Sir Knight W. r. Allen, Of Richmond,
officially visited Appomattox Comman-
dory of Knights TenpIars tonight and
was Hospitality received. He conferred
the Knight Templar's degree.
The receipts from all sources into the
city treasury during the past month
amounted to s9,G5l. The expenditures
during the same period were So, 1872.
w. 3. McQwaine, Esq, was last
evening elected member OF the Com
mon Council to fiji vacancy from
Fourth ward, caused by the resignation
OF Mr.. Bagwell. Mr. McTlwaine was
formerlya member OF ihe Council, aud
one OF It's most intelligent active, and
efficient members.
Many citizens OF Petersburg will 90
over to Richmond tomorrow to witness
the ceremonies incident to the opening
Of the Exposition.
Information received to-day is TO the
effect that the injury to the tobacco crop
in the upper counties Of this section by
Sunday mornings frost 10 much more
serious than have been reported. In
some sections the injury is reported AZ
" slight but this means a great deal
when .the crop is Offered for sale. In
this section the fields are reported
black. Nearly one half of the crop
is vet in the fields. ROBIN ADMR.
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The Aouoauct funnel Frauds.

lliy telegraph 70 the Dispatch
WAsHGNGroS, October 1.-The work
of investigating the aqdeduct tunnel
frauds is progressing slowly. The army
engineers VINO have had charge Of the
construction OF the aqueduct and who
are now making investigation to-day dis
covered several pieces OF bad work rs
well as some which seem to meet the
requirements Of the contract. Some of
the workmen through whom the defect
i've work was first made known have
stated that there are dozens Of such
"caverns as have already been discov-
cred scattered all through the tunnel,
and that there are many places hundreds
of feet in length where no packing Of
any kind was used The workmen de-
clare their ability and readiness 10 point
out 10 any proper authority the location
of these places. Acting Secretary OF
War AacFeely said to-day that IN view
OF the proposed investigation by Com
gress the War Department probably
wouid not take any further action in the
matter until that investigation Was COM
pleted and reported upon.
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West Point GiOucester-k Kendall.
WEST POM, Va, Oct. ,, 1855.


TO The ktt,tOr Of he Dispatch:
The writer was at Gloucester Court
house yesterday, and, as did many Of the
people oil TINS section, saw and hoard for
the iirst time the Hon. Gilmor ;. ken-
dali, Democratic candidate for Congress
from the First district.
Mr.. Kendall made fine impression.
he Is quite iine-looking gentleman
with thoughtful and intellectual face
and pleasing address. lie speaks with
ctearness aud force. lie commenced his
speech by reference 20 the record of his
opponent, Hon. Bayly Browne, the
present i'epub'icen congressman, and
expressed regnt ut has absence. lie
stated that Mr.. Brownies only boast is
appropriations for rivers aud harb9rs !.
but Mr.. browne has hardly done what a
Democratic representative might have
done, ~ it IA not likely that Republican
has secured larger appropriations from A
Democratic President and House than a
Democrat could have done.
MIR. Kendall then proceeded to discuss
An clear and forcabie manner the great
iSsuesrn tins canvass. lie demonstrated
tho inequality and oppression Of the
present 'aritl, aud declared that no farm
er or iahorer can he possibly benefited
~ a high tariff aud loses great deal in
the increased prices they baye TO pay
Tor everything they bay. Toward the
close OF has address one or two Republi-
CABS undertook 10 interrupt MIR. Kendall,
but che latsers adroit aad hgppy replies
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TUCKER az rAnnvILLE.
ue Makes an tiocuent speeeh 20 she
People Of the Upper End OF
Cumberland.
FARnvILLB. September %. 1883.

FABmvILLB. September 20. 1888.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In accordance with pn appointment
made by b. ". l.. Dlanton. chairman OF
the Democratic District Committee oil
Cumberland, this being an accessible
point for the people in his district, the
Hon. Heniy St George Tucker was
greeted by large crowd here last night.
The nesting was called 10 order by Mr.
O. T. Wicker, and Colonel y. w. l..
Blanton in a handsome manner intro
duced Mr.. Tucker. Colonel Blantons
nllusion to the Tucker family, espe-
ciaIly to Harry's father and mother,
was indeed beautiful and touching.
He paid a glowing tribute to the intelli-
qencc and worth of the distinguished
gentleman who had been nominated by
the Stanton Convention. Mr.. Tucker
was greeted BY an enthusiasm which sell
dom prevails IN this section OF the state,
and made one of the ablest speeches
ever known IN the history OF this town.
His effort Is a subject of comment aud
congratulations by every person who
was present. The professional gentle
men, merchants, farmers, mechanics,
and iaborers all pronounce the speech a
grand one. A big vote will be polled in
this end Of the district for him.
CITIZEN.
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HAPPY TRUCKERS.
SUSPICION OF FOUL PLAY IN THE CASE
OF THE DRUMMER.
a Coming Republican Pow-wow--crowds
to the Exposition Yellow Fever Con-
tribations -Eorfolk and Ports
mouth Notes.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispstch.l

tCorrospondcnco OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, October 2, 1885
The winter cropa OF tho truckers
kale and spiuAch-never looked moro
promising than at present under the in
iluence Of the frequent rains. The
weld OF kale will doubtless be unusually
large. as the area OF the crop is in
creased on both sides OF the river. Kale
pays the truckers about as well as any
thing else and If less trouble to grow.
Rev. i. VI. Dunnaway. who for the
last three months has been pastor OF the
Baptist church at Drivers Station, left
to-day for Grocer Theological Seminary
TO resume his studies.
At kempsville. in Princess Anne. last
Sunday Bov. W. =. Hines baptized
eighteen persons in Broad creek, con
verts of the revival in progress at the
kompsvilie Baptist church.
THE DRuMMER's BODY.
1t is ascertsiuod from Mr.. Walter
Lewis, who arrived here and wet North
LAST night with the body, that the late
Alopzo Lewis had nearly 800 with him
herh. nnd must have Lad the most Of It
when lac went 10 Virginia Beach. No
money vas found in the clothing Of the
deecaspd except twenty -fve-ceut piece
in n pocket-book. The theory OF foul
play IN tne case continues 10 strengthen.
In the Portsmouth Baptist Association
last year there was an increase OF Ala IN
the membership. Present membership,
SIR: total amount OF money raised,
95j. J43. IS value Of church property,
S20l. 800.
Portsnouth's aggregate contributions
TO the ycllow-ievcr fund will amount to
Sl.OJO
Congressman Bayne and Bingham Of
Pennsylvania. Mason Of Illinois, and
Mckinley of Ohio arc billed to address
Republican meetings IN Norfolk and
Portsmouth next week.
The fare from Norfolk n Richmond
end return on Friday and for three
days over the Chesapeake and
ONO road las bccn fixed nj $50, and a
great crowd will doubtless 20 from this
section.
Cotton continues 10 arrive here in
large quantities from New York for com
pressing and shipment 10 Europe.
Ey,u IA the village 81 Berkeley 0bOut
500 were raised for the ycllow-feyer sui
fcrers
an three Of the ferry lines Of steamers
crossing tho harhOr now run until md
night
Several cascso Of Attempted iDceDdiarism
hsvs recently been developed IL Norfolk
md Portsmouth, aud the police are on
tho H,rt
Tho total number of deaths IN Ports
mouth curing the month Of September
were twouiy-oix, sixteen Of the number
bong coloui
he lato frost in the cotton fields along
the Scauord rOad 10 having It's effect IN
preventing the maturug of the crop
Joseph Light. Bayarian jew,
arrested here for % swindlinR Transaction
iu baltimore. is ia Jail awaiting requlsi-
tf,u Ga Friday.
Norfolk received $50 bales Of cotton
yesterday.
Tho Gray luyinriblcs, state National
Guard. at Philadelphia, viii be enter
tanned here Tomorrow on their arrival
from Richmond by tue Second battalion
Virginia volunteers (coloredJ. and
Mayor b. q. Emhe VIII extend a wei
come a. thc ylitofs q.
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AIhottnrIn Gnunfr.
Correspondence q ths Richmond Dispatch. J
C....-. ....-.....-...- - n.A.I.... ID 1907

Correspondence q th5 Richmond Dlspatch.l
Charlottesville October >, 1885.
The County Court IS in session to-day
and Will be for several days. No grand
jury was summoned at this term of the
court. and. therefore, no indictments
were brought in, but the court will be
occupied in trying several minor cases
upon former indictments. The case Of
MIR. A. A. Sutherland, charged with
forging county school warrants, who was
indicted at the July and August terms Of
the court. has been set for trial at the
November term Of the court.
The white and colored public schools
OF the county Will open this week. The
public schools OF this county are in an
excellent condition and are well attend
ed. IN efficient corps Of teachers has
been engaged for the coming session.
Mr.. Charles Snead, Of this county,
who accidentally shot himself in the leg
last Tuesday, died at the CITY Hospital
last night abont lOo'clock. Mr. Snead's
leg was amputated on last Friday, but
gnngrene set in and the doctors gave up
all hopes Of his recovery. His funeral
will take place from the hospital this
morning and the burial at MGplewOod
cemetery, this city. in the afternoon.
Mr. a. Blair Antrim has returned
home from kapidan station, whore he
has been visiting friends and relatives
for some weeks.
Mr.. Edward Benner left yesterday
morning for New York. lie will sail
from New York in a few days for Paris,
France, and from thence he viii proceed
to Alexandria. Egypt where he owns
considerable property.
Hon. G. NJ. Louthan, Republican presi-
dental elector in this district, spoke for
several hours last night to a large and
fairly enthusiastic crowd in the court
house. General John +. Roller was
present, aud intended to speak, but was
compelled to leave earlyin order to meet
the rain.
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WANTED. A POSITION OF SOME
~ Kind. Have had tea years experieDco
selling agricultural implements IN tho sOsthern
Sfa.es. Satisfactory references given. Address
TnAf ELLkR, eare o. Carrier No. 5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-03

TRADE SALE CT A LARGE AND
DESIRABLE ESIGNM OF
Al OTTING. hats, SUSPENDERs. GOSsA-
NFRs. HiANKEfs, LACE CURTAINS, &C. Al
AUCrlON--On
THURSDAY TIRE 4rH INSTANT
a, iO6 o'clock will cell nj my nuctioD-roorns n
large consignment Of ahoye-named goods em-
10 pair assorted PANTS. Of Cashmere. Dsgo-
40 dozSn MEMS Youths. and Boys FUR AND
Who'll HATS:
IN dozen USPENDE KS-assorfed qualities;
CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS OF extra quar-
ity:
Children:
40 dozen FLAG HANDKERcHIEFs:
40 dozen CLEV ELAND AND THURMAN HAND
KhRCHlEFs; ,r
dozen Mems Gray-Mixed SHIRTSAND DRAW
10 dozen CASHMERE. MELTON. and FLANNEL
OYERSHlkTc:
20 pairSilvor-Gray BLANKETS:
% pair White aud Gray BLANKETS;
y dozen SILK ,CAktS:
f. dozen LEATHER AND WEB HALTERs;
80 pair excellent LACE CURTAINS;
CHENILLE COVERS. 6c.
Also, large assortment OF NOTIONS, hO-
SlERY. &c, &c,
to which fhe attention OF the Trade IA respect
fully asked a. the goods are all desirable, and
every lot offered will be positively sold.
Terms; Cash. ~ u. VALENTINE
oc3 huctioneer.
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children OH for salt sake city.
m trl,.,-,,.t e., 49,, u,s,..,,.

New YoEy. October THE detained
Mormon children who arrived recently
from Liverpool were sent on their way
TO salt Lake City to-day They were to
have been returned to England, but Col
lector Magone ordered their release after
investigation and securing from the
steamship company bond guaranteeing
that the children should not become a
pu5lic charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-03
The unixersa,x nsssiou.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, October 2. 49,
The sixty fifth session of the University
of Virginia opened yesterday with fiat
tering prospects. The number OF ma
tricuiates up to p. NJ. to-day is $50,
with about 100 unmatricuiated now on
the grounds The law and medical
classes are hrger than usual. Most OF
tire old students are already in and new
ones are fast arriving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-03
LOg.tNA COUNTY.
Erost or Tobacco Damage from the
Wet tpeiI -TTeViiisus's BRftie-
Ttel0, Again -sciI from the
Trasn-t'crsUsnI

TCuticD.
lCorrcauoadouc, of the Eirhmond Dispatch.
TnwIlAN's, Va. oct. =. 1898.
We were visited hv the inst frost Of
the seasou ON saturday night. II was
mthor hoayy one ON exposed places A
gDod deal o tobacco wns damaged Not
much lud been cut ln Our section, the
long RAINY spell having given It IA second
growth. thus udorug 10 quite sappy and
hard o. mntGrc. Tobacco knives were
moving hnshiy IN all paris on sunday.
The expected frost ol SUNDAY night,
however. fa,led TO put IN an appearance.
Tho wet spell damaged our section
much less than other parts of the State.
Enrly-cui fodder was lost and corn was
pros,nted badly, IN many cases sITout-
ny ON tho stalk hut the damage has
proved 10 uo less than WAS expected
Ploughiug Is still impOssibla except on
high land. The corn crop generally Is
very fine; tobacco very good unless
damaged 10y the frost or cut too green III
order b. save 1t from the cola.
General kossor, OF Alhemarle, and
General Butler. Of South Carolina, have
been reviewing the Troviiians battle
field during the past week. One of tho
scyrre6t cavalry fights Of the war Oc-
CURED at tins place. IL is understood
that the aforementioned gentlemen are
preparing an article for an early issue of
the Ccat,HV on the battle Mt irevilmn s.
They are the guests. while here, OF
Messrs. Hancock and Frank Morris.
Mir. Horace Chewing. Of this neigh
bofhOod. fell from liis freight train while
passing this place few nights Ince,
receiving severe bruises and q broken
rib He WAS improving at last accounts
fic made "a misstep while ascending a
boN.cT, and narrowly ESCAPED death
under the wheels.
The little son Of Mr. Latham, who
was recently caught in the iiywheel of
his fathers stolm-englnc and 50 mu-
tilatod, ls reported a. recovering Both
arms were crushed. and his escape from
death seems almost miracle One arm
WAS amputated by DIR. +. Z. May, of
Tins place, and others.
llr. !. William Jones, formerly of Nir-
GINA, now of Atlanta, Ga, has recently
been visiting his old charges IN this
county.
The creamery at GordOnsville is re-
ported to have suspended operations
again.
Rev. J. B. Dcy, who recently resigned
his pastoratc at Gonionsvillo and Orange
Courthouse Il is rumored. will resume
his work at those churches. TWld.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-03
DUBLIC sALE ON STAUNTON

DUBLIC SALE OF STANTON
Z RIVER LAND.--ln pursuance Of mo provi.
si0ns u t~o deeds 90 TRUST executed by Major
Charles p. Darlington ans his vie. recorded n
the Clerks O1.re q Halifax County Court. ina
Deed Book No &c. pages $50 ant 800. and h.ins
thereto required py tho beneficiary. NJ under
signed viii sol 10 the highest bidder by public
ucu3n, 0n no preuises. on
FRIDAY. OCrO5.R -. lsS&
that TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE Anown ~
"MILuENDO.'
Il is situate near Colcs's Ferry, 10 Halifax
county. Va. imme iiatsly ON Stanton river, aad
confirms 1870 ACRES
The land IS % excellent quality well adapted
70 the growth Of grain, tobacco. and other crops,
and IS In 2 guOI state ~ cultivation.
Tho tract cOntaius 70 largf proposition OF low
grounds IA high state OF fertility, and also q
lsrge body Ia original forest OF tho finest oak
timber.
COMMODIOTS WELIISG-HOUSE. With the
usual out buildings. while the farm Is provided
with al necessary stables. corn 30 lse-, barus,
aud other buildings required for large planta-
ton.
ne Interest in tho sale land which "a thus
1hkEE-fOURiUs ltl kkAsl IN tkE aud a
TWO THIRDS INTEREST IN remainder Of the
remaining fourth.
TEbHs. One fourth Of tho purchase money
will be required % Do paid len cash; aud on the
residue credit Of Ons and two years viii DO
given. the purchaser executing negotiable notes
tLcrefOr, with interest from day VI sale aided
A. soon as che terms Of tho sale are complied
with q deed 10 the land win be made 10 the pur-
chaser and deed ~ trust taken thereon IS q
further security for the deferred instslmenta
T.. G. NEAAbLK.
JOHN W. RELY.
Argus, 81, 1891 Trustees.
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htAi p NiN N' f.'
ftHP H. NAL daily 'rE.r.f tIHi10
Va A. H. ACCOMMODATION 4Aly ..f'3D'
SUI lafl.
led A. n sGPHKss san,
SUNDAY 40 NOTATION h'ta0'n hsal.
arIIla. III. Z II
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sAnraoN 5 ApAMsoN, AK
Tg,HE BRADSrREET COMPANY,
Il CHARLES p. CLARK, President.
BRADSTREETS RICHMOND OFFICE
no. ll09 EAS Z MAIN STREET
1eiepbon9 NotSl
III. WITTY, superintendent.

The Richmond Olllce has more than Kept pass
sith the rapid groath Of The city add doyeiOp-
ment OF The territory tributary " ~ IL oders -
me mercantile com atty Of this section ali no
advantages OF asystem the superiority Of whicn
II recognized Ia every trade centre OF The civil
lied world That II 10 Ia q special sense prepared
10 guard the interest OF ~ Local patrons Is al
tested by the fact that II has now . larger sunbr
GszksHsk~s sAsa sns esA~ mgsassss ssessx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-03
BY Sampson q Adamson,
Real Estate Aucli0neers ant Insurance Agents,
bi3 Hull street, Manchester, Va

YRUSTEE'5 SALE OF THREE De
Il SIRABLE TRACTS OF LAND IN CHEs-
1EhFIELD COUNTY. VA.-By virtue OK deed
OF trust from ". l. Porter dated December e,
1852 duly record 81 Ia the clerks Ofiise Of he's
terfield County Court. nui decree Of The chan
Gerry Court Of the city u Richmond, Ap1i -,
1885, ! will sell a. public auction. IN front u
Cneste rfieid courthOuse. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER Z 1883,
at ~ o'clock N that beigg cOurt-day1, tho fol-
lowing THREE TRACTS OF LAAD--tO Wit;
/. TWO HUND tED ACHES, D. the same more
or less, together with a DESIRABLE DWELL
ING and OUF- bUILDINGS thereon, formerly
Owned ny X. r. Grymes, and being tho property
on which W. l. Porter resided, lying near Clover
Hill
= EIXTY-KIGHT ACRES OF LAND, Do the
same more or less, being the same land con-
Veyed % said Porter oy Thomas AmOnett, and
lying ia Midlothian district
3. An UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN EIGHTY
NINE ACRES or LAND adjoining the last
name1 tract. owned jointly with no late DIX.
Porter. aud conveyed 10 said Porter by said
Amonet.
TBEgs: Cost o. executing this trust taxes ~
any snpAid. aud y discharge the amount DOW
due - jeremiah steetman. which Is s., 590.G6.
and interest from February. 1854 in cash; the
balance upon such terms a. wili b. made known
az the sale. BENJAMIN II. NASH,
Trustee
SAMPSON s ADAMsON, AuctsoaeerA se29
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yrIRGINIA eTEAMBOATn

7 49, D.
' COMPANY. for Oid FOint Sor- AZ ~
folk, Portsmouth,. NeWpJft News CiAIefnout.
ami Jslnes-rivor landings direct - elegant a.
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MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,. aud FRIDAY az q.
NJ stF6ot-cars COnnocf.
CONFESSIONS ~ Ola Point closely win all liucs
for northern cifss saulo afternoon also. 10 Nor
folk Tor kastarn North Carolina. tho south. am
Virginia Beach. James riyUr by daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest route
through tickets on ~ amer aud at Garbor'l
Agency, lOJJ NAN STREET Baggagr CnockeI
through. State-rDDms engaged fDr day " night
freight received daily fOr norfolk, Porr.-
mouth, Old Point, Wayeriy. Hickfor1 Va. aud
ali points 60 kastern North Car0iiDa, iarorn
Virginia. and 81 regular lAnfiugs o. the Janos
rlyer, al lowest rates, aud tarVa.sh bills issued
LUCfES r. 1ATUM. Yfce-Presiden-
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IRWIN WEIsiGSR. frofght and Pa-s,,'l ger A CONT