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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-29

DSsCANr to order Of re c"a Of tie ' sie
for the Easter, District s 81 g .a On Meay the
fa y Of December. lSa al the residence "' Hiiii ~ !
49, IN .a co,nty OF tumte land, known ~ tie maize 81 TN
J. ali Al pI:ic auction Tor the hss: prize ;alt can be
-. t N. SANE, rsady money me iello"' so ~ III
~. t uHtau A. Frayser sho has been oaciad t"kti"
~ t-,r-e q iae said Coa!i ,nado u" '!.e - ~ -
's 70 VIZ me negro iFii negt"ho|, An1'swi Mn,'
MI s ,lary; a;so negro loy Fairies gil. fhrae aud
way - canon ID Horace chirrn 81 F,uest A!sa me said
rsy OF Horses ,au'e hogs ana shetr t.h,.,n
Fruure, mad an other articles in the possession o. Inc
- 80, e.rcn >uch al,cies may - d"sisnai-d ana SCI
49, l said fray>er under The f"r-" IN ,e ,'o sso
al n. 49, u Congress establishing aniofa system OF oa"A'ns
- os..,a, "a another order of tie Cor,, made NJ
rr5 Oh me l-rh dag Of November 1872! shall on '.s
II Drcn'er ISL at the ,Ia fss'semer :" " "a
.t 81 ~ said Fyser, consisting 81 go aeics OF Lane
. y,nc N the conuiy Of Cumberland TIE terms :"
49,. ,s A--l viii One ihEd cash one taa At SIX
~ m 0t iai twelve months ir':i ths ia! c' SAFE ano
10 n.e wlA be made 1" the teeAass thereof az! 'r
~. money shalt be paid and aeon'eyance a'eee"
7 s,snrs r,,.d a. debtors schedule oi ts aid YIN
led I" meet ne III the "e and place OF SAFE
sai A aeif T.et'' ,,,o,srr. Genera, ,onse
H;taaaj. Iov. ~, la o'--e".as
VALUABLE relCr OF LAND NEAR RICHMOND FOR
5ALf aud by virtue q. DEED Of t!n,', eS,'t
M 9tef>.n~d by r. [. William and cuiY recorded ~
Ta o1ny Court and with consent, and by the direction
i i IN H,iassday the 18th day III Drccmher, 1872, az
not he Is fair day thereafter proceed To sell on the pre-.
st. highest bidder, hat valuable Trao o. Land e:Ieo
f, m present residence Of said Williamson yin- on
~ % gupke Road three and ,hTre quarter miles IRON Tue
On, icnd aaa containing ny ecen, survey three hun
liaod 'wtn,y ivs The hrovtnrnl are n,sy new
s-i .c .9lrird 70 the comfortable accommodation ~ large
ANIL, 4, The saue tine VIII Re Sold al he Household ana
t,n Fdniue, consisting Of III usual variety ao all 'he
,c-t al Horses, Cows, Hogs Plantation Ii.Bss &C
.s Of tu, Jne Lani, Sco OF the purchase ;rney
ba required r.i within s.y days to'n the ~ Of
~. thc. probable that The pcrchase', sh"' he de,e ~
r o,an .tner indulgence Ny arrangement with me paes
.,: TIE rea.d.e Of h- purchase money TO . l!id VI
a. !.t7u , AZ six, ,se.rc aud eisa,=sn ron,s. Nsso-
BE ra.-s approved endorser aaa Deed 81 trust
o9sr:" To- the deferred PAYMENTS vi" be requires or
?1usi rrlsy, all undr 81 easi-ovcr ina sAu''
4. ,s rt. y.lhc svent:e purchaser executing nes,-
W o.s " II, an approved cndose.. The sale "il cohar1ae
',,a-k NJ ard viii positive and Wilton, reserve
ac 20 Tie above poper, believed IL % iaa;sfuise aa
~ ;.s ned s.rs Trustee. Si convey such title onyd-
ave q! In hl.l l., the ;iccd ii Trust. -
-. !-,,fa,eiy AFTER the sale Of Land, viii be sole the
49, -" U""' N''' ''0"''' 10 c. WILLIAMSON.
Nov. = 3'-tc2
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AND FOR SALE-in consequence Of =, hea'th have DE-
- tr:innel sell Fa, called ana known ne the sum
Swamp lying in The county Of Chesterfield, the Turnpike
read leading from Manchester 10 the Coal lnes containing
aho, $50 acres from Richmond miles from the Goal
Pits miles from James verone hall al The tract Is
woods and well mbered with OAK and Pne-n ay hall INC
tract swamp land 80 cleared well dlcheo and
cultivation, and Of great fertility and peculiarly adapted
10 the production grasses The buildings good-hr
dwelling house large soy frame building recently tho
roughly repaired with ou houses The neshhor
hood is good the location PROFESSIONALLY hcahy The
OF this arn Richmond, and It's neanrs 10 me
Mines fertility oil large portion OF the land
renders very acquisition, particularly all line
duets will ready and good market at thr Coal
Mines. whence supply Of manure and cnai aSneS can he
enrich Tie whole ae, My terms viii be reasonable
aud acroinmcdatinr-nnd have decided upon selling my
Crop Stock. Household Furniture, &C. aaa hiring ont my
Slaves the ?'t instant purchaser Of The im can, II he
wishes supplied beloe That time with thing necessary
for farming and housekeeping
only add that At The Assessment before the last OF the
lands in Virginia tl. assessed higher aud paid high!
tax, any land in the co,iEyand al small na
ne rendered of the productive and plea
SAINT farms in country. therefore, earnestly in
persons who may be want Of desirable residence 10
Sist and examine this. 3ECHD. L. NOOLDhiDi.E
Nov Is 5G-5t,
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TIlO THE PNIiICA splendid Irr &c horse Coaches
now running ,sgni; ofa Richmond TO Cnnint RAND Cont
house, Tie of passc and the Gaileating
Richmond onday WrdEc days and FIiGaya. nj O'CLOCK IL
The iaorng tcias vi tia Sontwes Sage. running
o'n Milton = a. 10 Carlersyilc. EeinTune-ieayss taEeer
land g. H. m o'clock IN The morning and arrives
R!rlJi tie evening nj the day fart through
eiiscs WY ST. Fsc;n E:cIincnt "a fos aan e. II - -
Tar,ts invited give this iuc it:a, confident AZ We
W." /. BACGiiAN Co.
Noy. o5 5s-a,
* ELECT sCHooLihe Schcnl heretofore conducted BY Mr.
- Janc Bowie place, will crsari Monday, tie
10Th instant, untr The Superintendent al M H. T. N.riera
gentleman educated Princeton Csess.
NJ Hhre.tF highly recommended " persons oil ;he ufsI
standing, geLtieihan christian aud leach'i
The Of obstruction vii! embrace s the branches iaan'
til! rt Academies, including the higher branches OF Mahc
mates
1t-lasPo -d, lodging and washing; $50, session oi
"'s '''''''' - '''"' wp TAYLOR.
TayioTsa 40, ia: q. Sept % lsla 4i-u
r3,O 1OBAt'T } | "a rf.rs Dl:aLERs-ia cnn-e.
n:.scr hf., ny wiirh quantity
destroyed Of the dealers have determined
purchase any oaso rpon which tsrc Insurance
and hena Impossible IN store laiga portion of
uani INSPECTIONS III the PEhlc arf0se where
ruud 5e N Commonwealth the snhscrhers here
oy ..a. lends AMI pafus THAI the dniY cf ihdy cents
hnc..pri he Tobacco inspected This ciy vii!
M retained al hereafter sold ~ them Ia irira TIC expense 6
for from the time Il IS stored; :nd, IN lie
eyeu loss recovered from the underwriters be
tie "f the Tobacco destroyed. Those
send Tobacco for a.e who purchase VIII
lines be allow examine the policies Of insurance. they
desire IL. ROB1. G'V.iTHAEY,
RiVEs < HARRIS,
]. ". nIBRELL &, CO,
fORnS Il Wn0bSnN,
HoMGI.i. & DEANE,
JOHN MAIES a. CO.,
LIGt.aN, PRESTON & Co,
ChRRlAGTOH, GIBSON s. THORNTON.
Richmond, Nov. LIT, lcia 52-@
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lr POSTPONENENT.Fcr The greater convenience of he
Interested sale Will sc postponed until Nrdn.s
day, the 4iI December neat THE IKCs LIS.
a., ii-tds
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AND FOR SAE.- Offer for yale Tie Tract of Land which
IL reside iisnrco. II s niles from The
OF Richmond, aud mile from the Brooke Turnpike. II
contains So acres, which liJ and fraction low grounds
ly,ar ckahonliRy rYerl IL Of highland and
veneinh. and fraction o low grounds unclcared
ien. in original rrowhcona;nng good wood and excel
timber. S1tvve Of low grounds and
uptnds haze seeded in clover and cds
in improving condition. 70 the Land roi fresh.
Canal has been cat. from point OF the lnw
grounds The other upwards of coo yards in length, aud near
vide 1hroufhou; this eaeEt. has been regularly
dyked aud banked, aud y this means body Of Is rc land s
found in lie neiaiohood has been entirely reciined-
cultivated last Summer Jas experiment. on part oi the re
claimed land coz hills OF tobacco and warranted IN say
ia, crop fne I'LL injured b. hall az any IN
Virginia All uHccared h land - chacco land Of first rate
ai,,v. Corn the high land, VIII be BE-
hundred barrels The land abouds In ma
been used only limited extent The improvements
The dwelling hosT Of wood. with .ooIns,
and thoroughly repaired The out houses
q. kitchen, with excellent rooms, laundry with
rots, house. aud We'll vi the best wai.r The gafeh Is
large fully productive in description of
,a,s-ad with variety of fwcrs and plants
New stables aud horses cribs, good bans hay
sheds. and cabins accommodation OF MY
believe healthy SPOT "a any to bc fund anywhere
This ,rac, was formerly divided into of rather Than 100
acres each; and desired viii he again divided aud said
rateiy invite purchasers visit the property Ny will
be accommodating sold privately before the lst day Of
'"""-''' = - so" = GEO. 7. KENYON.
2-tdl
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AW EUT.l'f.Fhe subscriber has removed his Office 10 tho
- basement Of his residence Is" 9th and
Streets opposite he On.c Of The Mutual Assurance Society lie
nay found his niicc wien attendance lasan
s;med) y. of lie Courts Of the CITY.
THOMAS GREEN.
Os..1 i1-ly
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a ja.,ce cf The Peace fyr said County, do

t-r,rs ce,..t,. tha,
Nas ~ exec,ei the above Power OF Attorney personally
pe.s.. teop n, and oath that the Stock on which
Vic prcposcd la BE- givCn, l. bona fiie-
and that the is moi held by means O! any
;srr cnnt,vs. OF de.ienrd evae the provon :" TIE AZ
establishing genera rcrnaous fol the incorporation oil EahHS,
passed. the ga March, 1871 =.
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Ms own rsoGertr--cr the property cf hs"hra
his les atn o utcs;aes estate naming the tcaiof OF m
so ~ virtue ol somc daly record
"a M decd some cacf person or persons, naming
80 57-2awd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-29

AW NoTiCE.-We have united iLlie ractice OF Law aln
ai: .scn:aily attend tie conr's oteasord Campbell IN
Cou,ls bri in Lynchmrg. Az usiess. collections or other
kinda, Will he prnnpily aicnde! q"
Adaiess-J. & ]. i. Garland, IyDciairs, Va.
J. (.ARLND, formerly Of Nelson.
mo. L. nRLiND
sJ Garland v., con;indc a,ikd is Court OF Appeals,
and TIC Federal Courts holden in Kiesnc :. o.,
Nov. Is V'-<m
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relE viii SELL Public Auction, On fiaay the ia
day nrceghCr next his Estate. called ES"l, iyhs on te
Eappalannnc nv.r the county Of Spoy and, aut ioai
mites below Fredericksburg.
The TIacl OF fich RIVER
AL high cultivation, and unconGiuniy Protective ne
PRINCIPAL small IS conveniently arranged
and IN repair The buildings suited 10 Farm OF
size, and are in good preservation.
tpau Estate there is valuable Free stone quarry ai'sa3
opened located the that by the Use o crane ht
Stone placed from The Quarry hnafd vessels Tor Trans
por,iion ,,,,..
TIE situation healthy ard In hicny settled neghothood
remarkable iu wealth, intelligence and morals
Il confidently believed :a; tere Estate on The Rapp1
u! the size combining equal advantages o OF
The terms ; be communicated before day of sale,
b. John will conduct The end VIA IN the
time ia authorized 10 dispose 81 TIE ia, by va,. con-
FRANCIS W. ihhiAi .'n'1,.
Fredericksburg, Nov. /, 1872. 'a-ids
VALUABLE LiSns AND OTHER PROPERTY FOR sALs.
WILL sold late residence al Finch ScrIs hece'e",
w ca Saturday l,- iii day Of December next 2 shds he
10 Grearnls iateie tract on which he y CONTAIN
ing about live hundred lying on the waters Of James ana
State rivers-tle Slate adjoining III" csaTe con
tanning four hundred ard thirty and three quartz: defrse
tact on which fery lived. lying on oh SIDES Oh - tie
hundred acresa'so tract OIL et
hundred acss yia; Of Hunt, creek, known
tIars land The lands wen adapted Ia the growth
Of corn wheat and tobacco and from their PROXIMITY 10 irar
arc considered very vsGah "A wishing 10 Puit
viii prefer locking the Gnds themselves n"'e particular
description deeiasd unnecessary Terms ias kho"h On VI"
dgy of safe. ,,,,..
AZ the s1r1r time and mace the Crops ri every description
hennsin. Estatctogtther with Household an heheh
OF all KINGS, III Also or
vi iaoG;5s. Tor s,i"s over Ten d''s, p
hc,ars csh Thr sale lands will BE- made hy the eeaIres-
the esue portlaa Of the Estate %? The Adnin
traitors. A. a.
Oct. - aus
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MIR ROBERT hYLE-Srn: You will tai notice, that shall
I'VE the lh day OF December, lai2 b.veen The hours Of
o'clock In The morning O'Clock IN he afternoon Of ;t
day al oece Joseph slayo the ca of Richmond take
deposition c John a. Lancaster he rad evidence In The
si psnGig: The Isng CGur: "iie city OF Richmond,
wherein survriug partner Luke Ger, plaintiff and
should IT.. s taken on that day. ai thereof will be
,nued freq day lo day until completed. ~ ,
lid
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Of Assembly resuans nd horn.y. Nj. G.ds i'e'
10 Ilsnns Statutes Large rGl pages 500 ana 90 vol y"
"a Ecs III p5 81 III 80. .i 57; vol. II, pages q e. eol
lie alsa to iuurEa q consrtss s9 Page ." 20
soutinn az congress in The following words, VIZ
Rso,sel That tie regiments OF cavalry artillery, ano o.
tidccrs as they ..an be considered as eosGs 70 we
states e.nsciisey which .e be assigned; which,
s,s,e shall complete the .u complement, SUPPLY t.
with nceesssrics md In rss treat lieGi Is oissy
.i,.h and hal such 0er States now have Esaea
asoasd ofcers or prvaies any Of the regiments aiorsss,
r stpd In their Clr.:s fur sUeh rsn, according 20 ts
nu.ers no time 10 lime which pcrose, The commander
inciet her.sy o:s,ea 20 specify sdeh X
lnnsed IN tie which be SHAH maze 10 Tie ss=a s 10
1 hi, annual rsuens 10 Congress -
Under resolution, passed Cd October: !7s say olae
from Other States entitled lsad soQay, eod tsssSsa
i Il as oaesu o. Virginia res'usnt
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no THE HEIRS OF DANIEL McLAIKEN.-A legacy =
Ing bccn ef; to tho heirs of Daniel Mlauen deceased
TIC ;ssanent Of Geo. E. harrison, deceased OF
Brandon, COUNTY Prince George Tic state OF virginia.
notice hereby come iord without delay ana
claim their ssd legacy MI McLareh s native OF scotland
Mr. Harrison manager and died, AIR leaving HE employ
nen, about HE year ls3 29 Any Ison, who can give In
formation in relation the heirs ao!e M vii aahress Me- al
Petersburg. Va. SSU y. iai LON,
a., q, i?-1n
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lTiEMEcS' RAXK OF vIRGlNIA--Tte general meeting uf
The Stockholders o the Farmers Eans ." Virginia viii he
hcd Ransug House, the City Of Richmond, We'd
ne.d,y, she l,ih day OF January, is D
Act OF Assembly, passed March .5 sl2 provides, 'That
Of Bank shall hereafter vote BY proxy ~.
Sochhoter any election of Directors or Officers OF
Bank nor shall any proxy be valid which shall have been
s1ecuied sis,y days the time Of any election"
The SANE Al provides, Tha. asr the annual rcctinsl
President Dreeor Of any s,vnss' Bank general
yent az any Manufacturing Mining Company, shall be
a. tv,elf,cr esib'e Director Of ANY Bansn
Xu,singeI a. lsi2 J. c. ELAiR. Cc.sisr.
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f.uocHLANp LASD FOR sAlE.-In obd,nee to = decree
~ .; Gnorhan! Count: Court pronounced m The ian hay ~
October lS'2, he subscriber, appointed Comm for the
prrpcs-. "!l on 'e lo day Of December ia2 a, no'
the irs fair day thereafter proceed 10 sell. the premises 81
public ag"!a, Ia The highest bidder The F1 Of Land In said
decree mentioned Of which for- Hunter dad seized and pos
county aoesal and bounded by the lands Thomas Euiher-
fod, JOHN BTaiaaw, Estate Of Rev. lanes haey decreased,
End others. The will 1e: pHoi OF the frr-
chase mun CASH aid the balance cit OF onc, two and
three years. Tie haer giving bonds, viii Eecurilv 10 carry
from The day sale, deed Of f'i III" and To
the payments Possession given ielst day Of January,
lSf3. WILLIAM T. HENTE, Commissioner.
knr. Sl--tiGu
<SEO. " TuER, Gysgx.L AseYr ChrcIoR, Richmond,
NJ pd attends houses, hiriS cut negroes, sell
nc produce collecting bonds. accounts, &c.
r,isos in the cniry having negroes ro out produce to
eel, &c. wonl do sell Ia give him a CALI
Office opposite Exchange Bank.
Srp: IG SS-if
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For Classical Course $50
i'cT Englsh Course, 81
Nol1yay G.. H., Nov. ~. :-&s"''
D-- The E;chiond Christian Advocate viii rlea, cory the
four weeks and send i'll accot IL the
once of the Enquirer.
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TIA, p,i-!uc. Of ;ls:or,', per week,
requires i$o hundred and -lIty hands.
Nov Is
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EA0TAL Tile subscriber has 10 the Store recent
n occupied BY D. ABBOT nearly opposite A. Duval Co.,
end second corner above his Store
". N. HARRISON.
-Ir,
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80 ,so. r,rd a. debtors in the schedule o tie aid YIN
81 r.qut led Ia the tine and place of sale
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form u; Pomfy q; .7anrney to Tote by PROXY
NaoN al. ~ these Presents, 1h.t of
!, % hereby ar,ont iohe substitute ard
py1ly TT, ana V: name aud lshalf, any
seSo - Director Directors Of the Fa Bank of Viz
Y''a; ana iurlhei b substitute proxy,
gitSsh' :, Al. meetings o. tic Stockholders OF TIC
Farmers Bank Of Ss.iua and in hams and behalf
- 'oe ..e enaetins, rpearg amending such bye
laws. ordinances OF csuoas as my lie deemed necessary and
CONVENIENT i4 me Sc'nh'n &C uid BalS. In witness
Nas'co, haveeeieun,o hand and SEAL
a-slsd, and delivered in the presence :; is.,Ll
Nov IS still
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CuaaEsr RATES BANK Norris DOMESTIC Bill


There is the greatest Improvement manifest in the
rates on Mobile. 1t is singular circumstance that al
though during half the year foreign exchanges
in favor of the United Saes and specie flows in yet
uniformly the inland exchanges are against the sgri
cultural sections ard in favor Of the last. This I'M
doubtedly arises from the fact that although Europe
cssonay buys less Of than she sells to u.s. yet about
a. often the balance is the other side but between
New England and the south and west, the exchange IL
uniformly in favor Of the former. This effect may, in
great degree be ascbed to high tariff in CO operation
with the paper system, which shall endeavor to Aake
appear.
Among the numerous falacies disseminated by the
advocates of taxation, in the shape of high
Duties is that the producers Of agriculture pay
own manufacturers double price for their fabrics that
those manufacturers will consume double the sgrcul.
tur al produce Now, if exsmine the quantity Of as
ricultural produce taken by Massachusetts from the
other sections and the quantity of the articles
ported England and compare them With the manufac-
tured goods taken from those sections shall End that
MGur agrculturalis to depend upon home industry
for their support they must inevitably perish The fol-
lowing is table of the imports of produce into the port
Of Boston, from official for the year 1910
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Safes Bank aiOne D, tue isii s.sKs. The Lonion
and Amsteriam houses altogether lose SIS 600 90
by the fall Of these stocks Now ii 10 clear that they
induce the Federal Government interfere and
some act Legislative assumption otherwise raise the
price OF the State stocks but per only that they
could aori to make it present Of the $40 900 0o0 which
II wants. Ba'es Palmer, Cryier, Willi1k, Hope Co.,
Rothschili Dnnison, aal the whole host OF hnancers
with the special minis.er at their head have made pro
positions, based upon the ground here marked out
treaty entered into for the S350o,O00 oil STOCK
off red by the Secretary. IT. have stated above
the market value of tina. stock il s5%s per cent and
those houses took par condition that some action
should take place towards restoring state credit, they
would lose $a35 OOO the anticipation OF such
measure would send stocks say 10 tney
would be the gamers by $4,000 oo even II nothing
eventually grew If the stterpt This effect has IN
some degree produced sreody by the rumors that
have been pu. anoa The stocks are however, already
falling b,ck to their former prices in consequence of
the suspension Of the negotiation there being no pos
sble way in which the federal government can aid the
States
sale ofteas took place to-day The particulars will
be found under head of state Of Trade"
Dome site exchanges do not materially vary The
are as follows -
CuRRENr RATES 81 BANK NOTES AND DOMESTIC BILLS.
Rank
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sales at the STOCK Exchangc.
Corn Trade.

There has been change in the prices Of breadstus
since the sailing Of the Great Western Our quotations
given then will, therefore, hold good for to-day All
the markets from Maine 10 Georgia, continue in com.
parstive s.a;e OF iosc.ivi
Sales continue to be made at the West on Canadian
account. We learn from Detroit that on the 18Th inst
there stored in that market ~ 66 barrels of flour
thirds Of which for Montreal and that most OF
the -four the Upp lakes destined for the came
place. As matters stand the freight of barrel Of
Aour from Detroit to Montreal less than 10 New York
Sales Of our in Detro, were at 81 37I specie funds
In Michigan and indaed throug the country the
prospect for the forthcoming crop we're better
II said that IL drought takes place the production Of
wheat in Michigan will nv twenty five rer cent greater
than before In that State every thing present
indicates surplus Of 3O0o0e0 bushels sgana 100 900
bushels produced there last year. In New York the
will be at least twelve per cent, in Ohio the same,
In Massachusetts three per cent and in word there will
be an increase in every state So far have not heard
Of q single farm which the crops look Wnfavora
bic, and IL the stason Continues propitious the
exces OF production this in the aggregate, will
rage IL per cent To show q glance the prot BILE
quantity to be gathered, we have thrown table toge
Their, giving the growth for three years. ending with
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SH = RON SPRINGS

THE PAvlLioN-Thisn new aud commodous Hotel vii
open Tor the pton nj viitor. after he frat
:, Jy.r viase OF shuon Springs sth,hare
The e,.r pure water Of te- springs greatly rese NIB ing
IN Sc OF TIE whi'e sulpher springs Virgin h We
proved 'S be hisaiy eff ,eous in Rheumatic Cuta.eo pil
on AMI Dy comp's is aid in Gu c Ey,ipI,s
Salt hsum, scrofu Liver Comp amt gene. dcf
and IN many other espee' (ss certified by Of Ne
eminent Medical Prof the Unit States ~ caic
nal and heaig rroper unsupasei and believed 20 be une
AIDED to these, he rides in the vicinity villages
txensNe vews neigiboIing and mic ney
he attractions offered to these seeking IL the hsa
o! summer, eitin health PIE
These springs but few hours ride from Sa atoga Troy
Albany &c. md accessible r tsnj thu ba
an Ute r'ro.d WHERE Carl d4v await The alva
Of the'mornng from Sch n,csdy and Utica vi
siors the Hpsngs,a stance &c bopt eight m
IN time Tor d,uner; sso by he Alb and Cnerry Vay
Of Albany
Warn, cold and shower Baths furnished at all times
Of TIE fssh AID every
der the stay Of visitors le
abundance Of the tsa spring Ice is stored for
the season,
ISAAC G. WILLIAMS.
THE SPRINGS HOTEL.-This hotel will he open on
6tn OF Nav at tne above vii sharon Springs the
reception of visitors aud combining all the advantages of this
aas io~a aw'r wM F. JONES