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\ ia CANTON PROPERTY FOR sALE.-wNl be offered

\ fS CANTON PROPERTY FOR SALE.-W'll be offered
H., M m m. ,nwp Of New Canton on Monday, the Pad
~ august next all the Real Estate belonging u the late Jn
Anderson ierrl-- VIZ: large and conmodlous Tavern House,
constructed stories spacious rooms below pas
@ at ii stairs running up in the passage four rooms
If. plc.> passage porches above anu below, on
Of III. house, dining in the cellar, with TIRE
ruom &C. good stone Kitchen smoke houses DAIRY,
>tbe entirely two very spacious gar
NH seven or g of land attached. TINS Is tile most
@ situation the town, commanding view up ana down
aver and canal Cor several miles Also that we'll known
nv cied Canons Ferry with large ana well finished Store
poion neatly finished in good STYLE for small family,
.-e Lumber house and Ware house, entirely new. Also
t'se half lot, east Of the street reading
Al viii te offered for sale on the following TERMS
lh o. the purchase money in hand PAID me balance ~
annu1l payments, bonds, with approved security WIN
property secure the payments Time OF deliver
property VIII be made the day OF sale Persons
-o ne As The sbsc rher lives place. II the above
f JNO NANCY, IS,
Acting Trustee fer Louisa b. Anderson.
Lids
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EHE SAlE-hc subscriber offers that we'll known
Farm, fo,t Fields situated Hampton Roads and on the
FONT side "f Hampton Creek, in Elizabeth Cry County aud
,iln from In, Two p,accs one mile. Ii contains 40
ned land and ~ If wocd-uot inferior 10 Black river lands
as "a large story wood dwelling house, hve years
M SdiEnry including story, making up IN all
- '"'m with other necessary otbnldnss, and night be-
~ "n little expense place of fashionable resort Tor ,hc IN
@ " coavaeernt and health and comfort not TO be sur
h any IN the lower country, 1t Is Immediately sur
r y Sh flesh and poultry. The quality OF me Lana Is
~ - has been for several highly improved ny clover
ne average acre, with good cultivation, u twenty
S "' wheat tiihy al oats, and thry-hve oil corn !. y
aty adapted Ia the growth Of The sweet potato CROP WIN
'hS wards o the shore the largest schooners can receive
% y 81! persons wishing To buy will necessarily examine
~riv themselves the undersigned, therefore, deems I'M
>aF further 10 enlarge. Possession he had To seed
a. ta'iy as the season suits that grain All communications
'i> ru>i paid TIIOS +. GOODWIN.
X Io-lm
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AW NUIICE-Thc subscribers have associated themselves
IL in the practice Of law. Their address Is, charlottesville
Virginia. where H. may be- always found except when n
t-ndn. some Court, beth Of VIII attend the Circuit
Cnmr. nr A!r,are Fluvanna Nelson, liucknelai
' ~ THOMAS ". Gif.MER,
j. II. GiiMER
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~ The above postponed ua,! TIT kSpai ne ~ .,
MAJ and by consent of the parties conceraed The terms WIZ
fourth cash approved negotiable notes NJ ~ dal Dear
interest, one months fourth III II months anu
IN - months; last three n>alnivnts 10 bear inte-
,,1., me tay o! sale. By the Trustees
~ - = l5-tts
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Having purchased of Jaqucu Taylor TO- their stock OF Dry
Goods arranged with them 10 take their FAN Importation on
arrival for sale, N wholesale, upon the usual
Terms Al he store heretofore occupied hy them.
We shall keep hand fine assortment Of Brussels,
nv Kiderminster aud Carpe,ng and Rugs which
viii be sold, wholesale RETAIL al low prices.
~ RICHARDSON & CO.
pirbpond Juy 1871. l6-l1I.
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llANK or rlRGiSA-1'he Directors have declared D'i
- end If three PR cent the capital soeS ~ INC paA "
Virginia on and ar the 18Th instant Of one per cent
be reserved the bonus 10 me Common
| wealth. }. w. PEGkAM, S"Sa.
la, uhI s3i lS-it
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- prplrrrD pRIcES-l0 bales heavy M Cotton Ozna
, vim other oneslics Of Penentiary manufacture for
sale, hy The bale piece. al the ~ . 80, ,,u>n,, ,,,
li-6t
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ANY ONE OF THREE VALUABLE FARMS FOX SALE.
AN DESTROYS rel any Of three Farms, all of which
lie healthy region IN Virginia.
.Sgdcr'S Rest Orange county, the Rapid Ann
.ar the Raco"n Ford
>buTs. contains sJ acres, between and 600 which
cleared The woodland well tnhered and situated This
Fam recent assessment valued higher by
than of land IN Orange county II has large
cling house, with rooms, and usual ont buildings.
'Ss Ha Just opposite Soldiers Rest III Cupcper county,
TN more valuable. II contains about 700 oi land he
Of which cleared and 70 of the cleared lard
rate low grounds The woodland well nlhecd and much
would produce tobacco 1t has small two story dwell
%. house, &c, on H.
Yae Horse shoe. lies in the bend Of the Robinson river Cu
;-l.r county, Mills of Mr. r. r. WILLIS and within about
orange House. 1t contains go acrcsi60 ui
half at least of the cleared land Is fine
us cfoan!S aud the hill land scarcely less valuable.
Ihis Farm Mr.. VIM. E. Glnssals, have understood
old assessment valued IT the price, and
land the county of CHiprpcr, which then
'fsccG Rappaannock. This Farm has small dwelling house
ne ,a three Tracts Of Land in good state Of improve
u md and plaster finely upon them They are now
. ASHTON bng abundant crops Of corn wheat tobacco,
aa' e well adapted 10 Such selection OF valuable
a' rarely offered those who may seek an Investment III
tHt>ar.
l''.car information may be had BY reference to Jcrc-
h Norton ESQ., who will be- in Richmond until the Goth of
@ aui period, his Farm, adjoining 'the Horse
& ofbg letter, addressed me- RacoonFord T. o. Cnipeper
'4liy, Va. GEORGE MORTON
March &C. ISL l07-tf
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Co-PARrNERSIiiP NOTIcE-wr have associated vii! rs
- Mr. H. T. baskerville. Of Petersburg Va and "ll,
day, business under The >r Il
Eirrud, Bacon < Baskerville. BINFORUS x BACON
Richmond. Iur H.. l''iI
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July OH, 1911.

ID IIIET TI!RER-lOuuU0 and heading iiet want
- ed uf r Pcncniiay. For Mrrclantart inr
deliverable ihr lnsrution the highest price current WIN hr
eycn bipts bc - inches long, inches widc and
thick The heart edge heading hlcisG inches wide, II
niclc. long, and u thick, heart rdpe; third heading
J. G. WATSON agent Pendenfiarg.
Inn. 1-3tu
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INARMERS' BANK OF NIRGlNlA-llr Board OF Directors
Dividend of three cent OUT 81 The ia sA
months profits, subject IL deduction on the nr STOCK o quarter
~ ~ ]. G.. ELAIR, Cash.
s--Itf
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IXIyrCSITy ur MAINLAND.


FACULTY or riifsicicr'"r,> IN this institution COM
L ncnce the III MONDAY in September The cNi"n>!na ~
months beln. required by the pres ~ sir ~ TIE
dcu- aud ayn. ;c, with universal apfniiian ihc coi-f
vii! be- prolonged siaIch IL. Tie nn"yat"n bun. t
uuy months ai;cn,aI wil FIR t:c present, h. irt-
The vii lie complete II sc wh" enter November ~ ="
10Th. Clinical Lectures usual III Baltic. nil!Eas
NiTi POTTER ". ~, Professor ." Theory ~! Practice Z"
Medicine.
RICH. V. HALL NJ H., Professor Of Hygiene Med Juri.i
drncc. aud Das;.ifcS.
SAM g. BAKER II. H., Professor Of ia,cria Mci.ca and
I'h-rapnciicS.
WM l.. s. AIKEN, VI. H.. rr"f. u Chemistry.
NATHAN K. SMITH NJ D., Professor u Surgery, and irc.
Anatomy.
ALIEN g. ROBINSON, ~ D., Assistant Lecturer On Anatomy
y. K. SMITH, ita'.
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TorIcr1hr subscribers have day entered into Coa
nrn and will transact i'll this city under the rn
" ROBERT p. RICHARDSON,
BENJAMIN W. RICHARDSON
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!a,uahie Farm in Ciarke county for sale

arrEE m ale The Farm upon which reside in Clarke conn
su, one mile from the Shenanao III river, and ti'lv-tfee
,.r llar,-r's Ferry. II upwards Of eleven hun
s, II limestone land Of whic: about three hundred are
,y im.r.d. There Two nererans streams Of wafer
~ ,h,lrl IL upoa which there TWO merchant,
. ,.r IN one saw ni and all Of them within mie OF
H. fs.n c.,,,:,
j. no nearly good containing eight roohs-Iie
covered Nlth and the cellar paved vi II htcN The
u., are also of brick, and correspond with the dwelling
There are trnemenS, also, al convenient distance Tor
In In ,n und,r an improving system many years, and
M healthy ami excellent neigiiborcod; and Will, with
,ue siow any wishing 10 purchase; ana WI tneh
No snn m. terms III sale which may ascertaned, also,
APPLICATION by letter Wishing 10 effect sale before the Isl Of
l shalt leave home fer few weeks request thpsr
N h. disposed correspond with me on ilr sub
\, H., without, delay JAMES VI. HlrE
.SIdr Uh.tc Pest, Clarke co., Ia.
S-tf
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Iiif'll At'anF,fy


q sch1O will for the
The last Of June, and will be resumed the h u July
This Academy and fvnrahly known,
brick cdice situated the Red House, between Milton
Irrsmrc, u neichhnrnni distinguished alike FOR health and
exemption from the temptations 10 vice. with w'rh village oGa
tions usually attended, and Of easy By all
The subscriber had several year, experience
n teaching. enable him The most satisfactory
noia. his qualifications lie pledges himself 10 spare pains
in promoting intellectual moral improvement Of lie pupils
entrusted Ia addition the usual Studies of
grammar the English and Classical departments npur
the French and Spanish languages afforded when
desired Defamation md compostioa will he attended
Board lie had i'll inc aud respectable families convenient 10
the Academy
RATES ii Tuition.
For Elementary English branches $40 per session
For Ancient Languages 10
Board including washing &C., fOper session of
five months. FIELD a. CLAIBORNE.
The undersigned, Of whom patrons Of above
school, take pleasure s;ntng that they deem themselves very
fortunate having procured the services OF Mr. Claiborne
instructor in Academy The course pursued by him
sessions has without exception given entire satisfaction II il
therefore with the utmost confidence in him. that recommend
the school 10 the public. . -
~ DURHAM, Il: !. SMITH,
J. RAfSEY, J,u.,c,e Jas W JEFfREfS,
j. p. RAINEY, DAVID POINTER,
JOHN McADEN, NAl. SMITH,
June - II-;2OA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV ARD.-iw!ll give The above
" reward for the apprehension and delivery tome secured in
jail so lcm again. the following i've Negroes wo
away on The February last belonging Ia the Lower Byrd
Plantation, Goorhand county, o for either Of lcm, viz:
teeth nv The kick Of a horse, feet II inches high.
Jim Ross years old, yellow complexion, small black
eyes high check bones Of Indian blood
feet high
Nod about old is getting bald The of his
head has walk rather down look, feel inches high
William Tinsey, abuut 30 old prominent eyes, rather
small features dark, black, 5fte IN inches
Reuben years old and Stout good unEng, half
and inch high
These Negroes went together from Richmond They
no doubt, country, be on the boating with
false PAPERS WIN. II. SANDERS.
Ioyrr Byrd Plantation. Goochland co.. MAY rs. eff
n G. GRISWOLD and II. a. CLAIBORNE, JR, ArroExlrs
". At Law having associated themselves in practice VIII ~
tend all Courts the city Of Richmond aud county oi III
The Clients will receive the benefit Of the experience
of Herbert A. Claiborne, Esq.
Office in the basement story OF the Pow'aan House, oPo
the City Hail.
Richmond, April Goth, 1871. .c;.
70 MN Cien-Unl my health Is reinsaed the firm Of Gfis
wod A. Claiborne will the business
WV HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
April SOth, lsil. lF-Aa"'"
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4 LBEMARI.E LAND FOR SAI.E-The Thousand
N my Blcnlem Land, heretofore advertised Is >' if -air
.rcrus, made }. ". S.un.-. Es,. Guar
lGticsyillc. or hy JAMES bpsS
Fretcrirk >,urg, Nay u. lsii. .-n
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f%ENcH Bi:RR MILL. SToNEs.--we have on hand, and
F prepared 10 make TO order, ut the Penenary, Virginia.
H. BUR Mall Stones, of all dimensions.
any received, supply OF Burr Block, direct from
N France. Orders addressed To me, will receive mmc
~ t n,on Persons in want may depend upon getting good
H. en.aa article. J. G. WATSON, agent, sc.
'Nhs IL l2-3M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

" MONS, HARNESS, &c.-Wagons Carts and Drays, with
an assortment Of Wagon harness and Gear, IF every de-
. III street ' ~ " ~ "
iaae y l4-Ct
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2,l0 KEGS WROUGHT NAILS AND SPIKES, assorted for
i 81" at The PENITENTIARY STORE, lim street.
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TwEN. Y-sEvEN.rH CoNCREss-..lsts ess.

REPORT On riiE FINANCES
SPEECH OF Mn. CALHOUN, OF SOUTH CAROLINA
In Senate, Monday, Jane 81 lS4l--On the motion of
Mr. CLAW of KY. TO print 800 copies of the report
Of the s crctarY Of the Treasury The finances.
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SAMUEL n. PAINTER,
SO Water street, .Ne,o YORK,
Grain and General Commission Merchant:
Aprl6 AAs 49,
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Mnbefu9te iyra9e.

Gin iun9erWonn beeleitete feineSreun.
Din bis an Ole &irbtbiir. 100 iie iib trenns
ten, iie ibm piel @lid beim &artenipiel
uno ct ibr CUTE Inoabt spiinfbte. Ils
fie ibren Sie in Oct STRIDE eineenommen,
bldtterte lie i'm 6eionebu6e bic an Der
eieoertafel bemerfte Summer 3u iuben.
Gin nebsn ibr itebenoer Sdreer flditert
ibr Die Qnfan8sworte bee eieoes: $3.50
1T bein 9iebifer bineeoaneen &C." 5u
"Ber bat barnab Su fra9en 2" periebt iie
3orni9 uno rpenoet iid Don bem unbefuss
ten Sraaer meg. 2(ls aber nun ic9ar Der
Sbulmeifter nab oollenoetem Sr9elprd=
luoium pom @bcr berab intonirt: $50
1T oein eiebtfer binaeean9en' - Oa rpor
ibres 8leibens nibt laneer i'm 8ottesbaur
ie uno b6bit aufeebrabt perlieb fie bic
Stride.
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"@obl, Sofob. SD scbe auf bic S6r.
ie. Seiorst mir inoeb bic stube. @a6t
rein uno blonf. Damn fGnnen mir bel.
iammen bleiben."
Ser 9err sin9 ouf Die 8orie. Safot
sin9 ans 8ere. 2(les ,par obnebin ipie
9elblanf. ST puete oenno1 oarauf los.
Sn gang Nmfterbam ,por feline Stube, bic
reiner selpeien iuare. Ger 6err fam ,pie:
Der. 81 fab NIT priifenoem Slid in ieben
8infel. ST bate Elm 2(bibniseltben ga:
pier auf bic Diele 9ele9t, Tim Den Oiener
su priifen. Sc mar neg. Ser 6err Id
belte sufrieoen. ST bate ou1 ben Spie:
gel an9ebaudt. ST. ,par ,pieoer blanf.
Der 9err IdbeIte tpieoer. uSbr Ieio rein
li6," ia9te er, mir f0nnen bsiiammeu
bleiben."
ST. CAB Dem Oiener 6ut uno Stcd Su
per'pabren, uno sins su Sett.
0es anoern @orsens fab ct iib tpie=
Der TIM. St bate feline S1ube ettpas
itaubis 9emabt. Sic tparen tpisosr pie-
eelblanf. Gr lG6elte.
,Meinen Gof, Satob! Sb wiu auf
Die S6rie."
",Sier, n,ein 6err."
vSbr feio reinli6, Safob. gs 1T tein
Stdubden an meinsm Hod. gBir fGnner
beiiammen bleiben. Weinen Sut."
"6ier, mein .Serr."
Scr Sut 1T rein oebiritet, Sofob
@ir f6nnen beiiammen bleiben. Weiner
Stod !"
"6isr, mein 6err!'
Seet erbla6te oer 6err. Gin falte,
S6ipeib frat ibm auf bic Stirne. 6,
bebte, tpie pom Sieber 9efbdttelt.
.Safob," faete er nit eebrobener Stim'
me. ..tpir fonnen nibt beilammen bleiben
Sebt, an Der 3spinee meines Stofes tlebt
elm 8iertelsou brett &otb BON 9efern.
6ier babt Sbr einen 9uloen. 8ebt nit
@ott. 9Sir fonnen nibt beiiammen blei.
ben."-
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Ser Seber inn Sblafe.

Gin Srldnoer faufte in esnbon Elm bale
bes Dueeno buntforbiee Nabtmieen bon
peribieoenen Muifern nuo als man ibn
fraate, was ct NIT 70 pielen tbun rpc(le,
ant.pertete er: ,,Wun, ib pi(l iie aue tra=
gen, bic i6 febe. in ,pslber id mir i'm
Sblafe am beffen 9efalle." ISM Sin.
fern 2" .Nein, es brennt in meinem
Sblafsimmer Elm eibt." ,,Bie fam bic
Sabe oaburd oufeefldrt tperoen, oa Sic
oob einmal fblafen 2" .,Iuf cine gang
natiirlibe Bsife E; ib pfeoe ndmlib bon
meiner 9inbbsit an nit offenen 2(usen Su
fblafen."
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Seiben iibermdlfeer Surbt NIT Gepalt
elm. Nls ct in oas Simmer gefommen tpar,
in peldem 5err Campbell fb befano,
perfrob ct fdb in einen @infel uno ftrede
te ll6 oaielbit nieoer, eleib elmer 0e9ee
aus Neufunolane. 0r. Campbell ereriff
lo9leitb cine Slinte, luo iie auf gang oe.
wSbnlltbe Weiie unb ibob Den fur6tia=
men Siger auf Der Ste1e toot.
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@leib9iilti9fett etnes eit9lilden
W(otrDien.

Gin Motrofe truroe oer einioer Belt, ei=
nes tooespuroieen 8erbrebens anoefle9t,
uno Dor bic Court eebrabt. @dbreno oer
9onSen 8erbanelun9, bel oer oob fein ees
ben auf Dem Spiele fanb. Seiote ct bic
9robeite Rube uno cine 8leibailti9teit,
pelde ale Intpeienbe in Grffounen fette.
Sein Inrpalt tpanete ieoes Wittel an, uln
i'm su retten - pereebens. Der Gibter
empfins Den Qusiprnb ber Surp, uno
ibidte fb an. oas Sooesurtbeil aus3us
fpreben. Ser Matroie perrietb nibt bic
oerinaite 8ewesune. Gr pernabm Die
8orte: ,,Serurtbeilt, oebaneen Su ,per.
oen." Die ein3iee Bewesune bic ct mab-
te, beitano oarin, oub ber ieinen Sabat aus
oem Mnnoe nabm uno ibn auf bic ano ere
Geite iteefte. Seine Spur Don Sbmers.
ueberra1bt une foif dreerli6 iiber oieien
Stoieismus fraete ibn enblid ber Nibter {:
ob ct een llrtbeiisiprub perifanoen babe.
.Sa wobt 6err." antportet er.
.Iber, unelGdliber Sdnoer, ,ueibt Du
ni6t, oas Du lterben mubt. uno nit einem
ibrefliben Serbreben beloifet, aur Sol
le fabren uno oalelbit in ale gwieeeit
bremen rpirit 2"
.,Sa, 6err" antportete Der Motrofe,
..aber ib benfe ib perce es ihen aus
balten."
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SOuGnbiIbe Sieinli6fett.

S1UUUNUlItUe JclItltUleU'
vSbr tpollt mir bienen, Sreuno I"
"Sa, mein 9err."
rSeio Sbr aub reinlid
"Sa, mein 9err."
$50 min i6 es nit Gub perfu6en.
@ie beibt Sbr 2"
"Sofcb, mein 9err."
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9 c n Il q { a m fe {.

Gin fleiner Surtt bate einem Sremben
Den Sefebl iuselbidt, iib binnen "a
Stunoen aus ieinen Staoten 3u entfer-
men. - .Oer Sirit iiberbauft MIDI NIT
@noben" foete ct, ,,ib braube nur Spei
Stuneen baau."-
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Sin furbtlamer Ti9er.

Wdbreno oes fiirbterliben Sturmes
uno ber ueberibpemmuns in 8eneolen,
i'm Mai 1888. eerietben bic 8eiisuneen
eines oetpifen Campbell. anf Der Snfel
Saueur. in 70 erofe 8efabr. oab BON g.
600 Weniben. bic in Der Geeeno lebten,
nur 6 biz 700 nit oem eeben oapcn tas
men. inoem iie fib meift auf oas Dad une
Den Salfon ieines Saufes retteten. Ils
oas 6aus fbon brddeno pol mar unb
taum nod 0aum fir einen ein5elnen
Wann bate. oa Fam elm uneebenrer Sis
get NIT nieberbGn8eneem S6treife por
oemfelben an, uno orGnete iiA unter alien
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&3isHsfas SeH 90. 8#ni ls4l.

@ $: @ )
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@MLHs
Buffalo. W. 81. oen

Buffalo, W. 3. oen 5. SUM.
Dapis. oer Ieesr, Der fir be9aneeneu
Moro i'm 2aufe sieies Wonats 9ebenft
weroen fol-, nebft orei anoern sSnoiuibuen,
bic fir peribiebenartioe Serbreben i'm
bieiioen Gauntp @sfdnsniiie eineeiperrt
iino, tpubten iib cine fleine Ston9e Giien,
Elm Seil uno bic Spiee eines Sbienberns
su perIdafen, womi. iie am leeten Sonn'
tag Woreen ben &eriub mabten ttd Ell
men Iuspe9 au babnen. Ius Dem 6orn
fbnieten iie einen SbldiTel. pemit iie bic
3eQtbdren 6ffneten uno in oen Sang ses
lan9ten, poielbif iie anfienaen bic Mauer
Surbsubreben. 2(ls oas eob beinabe
ourb tpar, puroen iie burb Den Slang eis
ner S6elle, bic in benz Sauie oes Gefdn9e
nibwarters &ranfbeitsbalber ert6nte, I'm.
terbro6en uno oieiem3ufaa oeroanft man
oas MiBlinsen ibres planes, oenn obne
3rpeifel bdtte es cine alleemeine Gefdn8.
nibentleeruno aur Selse eebabt. als am
Weraen BET Sberiff bic &unoe mabte,
wuroe oas @eibirr, in elmer Der 3elIen
perboreen, por9efunben, unb Dapis bate
Wutb eenu8 du fa9en; "6err 8rowm
Gie mi6en mir es nibt perar9en aeine
Sreibet eeiudt su baben, benn oas eebeu
1T flip, une tpdre i6 einmal aus biefen
Wauern oetpsien, 70 tpiiroe mid fein le.
benoes Beien rpieber bier eeieben baben."
Die iibrieen itellten fd als tpenn iie fblies
fen uno ni6ts bon Der Sade tpaeten.
wsltbir9er.
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Gine f,eue g,dnbelsffra6e. Waaren
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-06-29

Cine neue 6anbelsfrabe. - Baaren
BON pbilaoelpbia, nab pittsbur9 beftifit,
iber @eu Sort, Buffalo uno Cleveland
perfanbt.
Ser Glepslane 6eralb fact +: Sins I'M.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-06-29

Cine tueitlibe 3eituns entbdIt folsense
fonberbare 1naei9e:
Ser rtntersei1nete 1T erb6tie fdr fsine
Nabbarn so Meilen i'm ltn,freis aue
e6ld9ereien aussufebten. @dnner Tons
men 5n bitlisen preiien nieoersei1lasen
ODER aus Dem 1auie setporfen ,peroen.
Die 3abluns ,pirb in @etraise, Sarfoi.
feln u.@bisfep senotilen. Man i'el,se i'o
an Wil1en Mitliams, in feIner Soleo9u11e
in Striefers Nnf'eolun9.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1841-12-18
PENNSYLVANIA LEAD.

II would appear from the following article in the
Sunbuly American that there is fair promise that
lead will be added 10 the list of mineral in
which the State of Pennsylvania abounds abun.
dainty
The Lead Mine discovered near Sunbury is not as
some suppose one Of the humbugs OF the day. SIEVE
raj miners have been engaged for the last sx months,
in driving gangways and making other excavations =
During that time they have taken out about hun
bred tons of good ore We were informed by one Of
The miners that they have extended the gangwsy
almost two hundred feet into the hill, and that the
vein of presents breast of about FIVE and hall
feet. There are, all, eight veins, mbedded in
pact limestone. These veins plainly visible,
cropping out, the miners term it, the top of the
hill ranging from five TO twenty feet apart The
workmen say that two hands take out about fifty
tons of ore per month This ore, we understand has
been analysed in New York and Philadelphia, and
found to yield from 90 to 30 per cent depending upon
the quality of the specimens tested We have seen
bullets cast from it, by smelling some Of the in an
iron ladle over a common smiths fire. Those int.
rested in the work, intend TO put up smelling furnace
early in the spring, when the wkoe matter will be
fully and fairly tested.