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The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-29

parts Of toWnshipS, VIZ: NorM of the base ii8e and 'ced of the .efh pTia-
 eipai meridiaa
 Township ten, Of range eighteen
 Township eleven, of range twenty. ~ Sections one, two, eleven twelve. thirteen. four teen, twenty three, twenty four. twenty-hve, wen- ty six twenty seven thirty three. thirty four, thr ty five, and thirty six in township five; and town ship eleven, of range twenty -one.
 townships iour and eleven, Of raaga twenty two.
 Fractional township nine. south of Arkansas river, oi range twenty-six.
 Township four, and fractional township nine, north and south of Arkansas river, texeept the northwest fractional quarter of section twenty. and fractions of sections four and seventeen south oi the river,) ofrange twenty
 Township eleven, of range twenty nine.
 At the Land Office a. LITTLE ROCK, eo'n- mencing on Monday, the twenty first day ot Feb ruary next, for the disposal of the public lands within the aforementioned townships and parts oi townships, viz:
 Sosih of Me tass Iine and trsst of the ffh Prta'
 cipsi msridiaa.
 The northeast fractional quarter of seetion one, and fractional sections six sevea eighteen twenty two, twenty -four, twenty five, twenty twehty seven. and thirty six. north of Arkansas river, and sections tweniy-six, and twenty seven. south oi Arkansas river, in township eight. of range three Sections six, seven, and eighteen, north of Ar kansas river. in township seven. of range four. Fractional sections six, seven. seventeen, eigh- teen aaH twenty. south of Arkansas river, m town ship i've, efrange nine.
 Sections one. two. three, and twelve. on and near Saline river. in township ten. of range eleven Townships eight and nine, of range thirteen.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-29

Q, Autumn! why 90 soon Depart the hues that make thy iorrsts glad; Thy gentle wind and thy fair sunny noon,
 And leave thee wild and sadi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-01

w ). N J. DOMAIN have received by re-
cent arrivals their Hardware and Cutlery
eopng every article IN their line of English
hufaeuIe our goods have purchased oN ana W.
o on as reasonable terms regular
we respectfully request Merchants gene rs, To
"iAe oar ttoeA before purchasing. WIS Il DONNAN
pun ~ II Nam
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COMMISSIONS AND FITS.

n NV YORK, hpTil IA 1910
Dr A. H. CHRsTIE-Dear Sir feel duty to sat. 70, IN.
oen'h OF the public, that Gavanie a. apoed H.
he Kings and Magnetic Fluid have entirely cured nv sn no
eeNen years Old Of the IN when h
mas been subject for the las; years has ofen Rad from 40
70 10 MS IN one day. sonstmss accompanied with Ia. ost r,
u ieeeehngai the eh1sing in the throat ami 49,,
IN ne on Gu Tue heart His mother and lnrR
SPARED OF hrs life, and reeas- misery eoa NO, ~ h.
mened But through the means Of and you r.,
M Is No" QUITE WELL, and firmly believe his cur. WI
oe permanent We put on the rings and applied fluid in one "A
ms most violent eonvuls and passed or For m. r
Jew Gays ne had merely COMPLAINT
ana how Tor period Of months no smp
tom whatever That could detect. My sbn look, beusr a
heartily sleeps soundy and certainly in every respect an a
ehud am, very respectfully you're
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COpartnersIlip.

WE have this day formed a connection in business as
stated in above advertisement and arrangement
have made will our
niofs friends and the public generally WIN ANDERSON Jr,
Feby list 1871 A TRICE
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FOR SCOTTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG.
80 60

IN and after the LIST October, our Packet
~ boats will have Rehmnnd at A. " MONDAY "wednesday
and Friday and arrive in iynehburg day. 81 ~
RETURNING
Leave LyneLburE Monday. "Wednesday and Friay nj
and arrive In Richmond days a II r N.
pu Boats connect AT Carerrvle with Coach
Lane To famvh-, PrHe Edward Charlotte and At o.vne
W." Parish Co.'S Line Of four horse stiunton
sept ~" isi6 BOYD. EDMOND a DAVENPORT.
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WEBB, BACON & co. OFFER FOR SALE
w 1913 hhts Porto Rico !
20 do Cuba Muscoyado
( do 81 Croir
90 Do New Orleans 1suGAR
loo packages loaf crushed, and powdered
Woolseys, stuars and Coverings
) f. Z r 5::. S:''' AotA-srs
325 bags Rio
400 do Laguayra
sS do st Domingo ,o
100 do Java 1CotfEE
so do and "a bbs P. Rico
80 bags Pepper
; DO Pnnento
essk Cloves
SO boxes Oranges
Boxes Raisns
100 boxes Sperm
Do AdamaRiine -
TaEow 1CANDLES
so DO and hall boxes HILLS Patent
Brown and shaving Soap
% SS SesaS a;' and Imperial '' % superior
SOC sides Sole Leather, various qualities
Bales Shoe Thread
1000 kegs cut Nails and Bads
Steel
500 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
10 tons Nova scotia Grudsoh-s
500 Lime
10 Lb'. Port I,,,,
= bali pipes Madera WINE
Barrels pure Cider Vinegar
30 bhls Tanners
10 do Lamp do
100 bb's North Carolina Gross TIerrings
Barrels do Shld
Ne ! and , Maeserel, IN WHOLE half and a. bbs
Barre Tar; Rice
IS doz PAINTED Buckets
80 doL Corn Brooms
$50 bags Patent and Buck Shot
bar Lead; Duponts GunEowder SaIp.e Hops IaIsa. Md
der Ground LogWood CopPeras Alum Chocolate Brpma: w
Cotton Yarns Lamp weI Wrapping Irvine Window C. y Io
ana IOtl2 MAnufietured Tobacco, &c &C. NH q
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CITY HOTEL,
X / 4 II IN d n d. Va.

5000 Grape Roots and Slips
IL ECElNED per ship Iowa, from Havrc, via
u New Sotkteiseted france. impaired by Mons Pf
eho native Of France but for yelr- virri
MA and practically acquainted with the culture
ola Vineyard.
The collection Of the aud quas
from the Royal Nursery Garden Luxembourg Par,
private garden OF Louis Philippe.
The collection consists part Of the following vareis.
Chadn.t Blanc Champ
Hoirainc Clos vougot
Nrais Garnet burgundy
Pint de JUN
Chassas Rouge
Chaseas Blanc
Quinal
Raisn de Poohc
Rai.in dc Danes
Malaga. hu-cat, Madeira &c. &c.
Those who wish tn themselves OF opportunity
please call soon. the be planted
fruit this years
NB-Mons Piehot will give purchasers fun
planting AMI management OF the Foi
SIN. ZACiiRiSSoN,
re 1S-d3m Chemist and Druggist, ISIS Broad street
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NASH a. WOODUOUSE

"HoftsHft Hhu fctaII DeniCTs Rooll,, SIn-
tionary, Piano Fortes, and Music.
1873 Main Street, Richmond Va
"A RE receiving large additions to their preyi-
Gus stock and prepared quantities n country
merchants School Books OF every description in Vvi
MA AMI North Carolina Blank Account Ledger Ioura
Day Books Cash Book Invoice Lues Books M,nra
and Pass Books, Of every conceivable size.
Ink InkPoder States Steel Pens Qui. Slate and Lad Pen
eis, Paste Boards, Inkstands, M Waters.
Whiting Paper both Foo,eaP and Letter ruled unuled VA
nous qualities very cheap.
Wrapping Paper-a gTeataaortmsnt.
Violin Strings all
and Drums. '' '"s
" The largest stock superior Piano Fores sou,h for ~
n Northern prices. NH 90
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TO FARMERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
AND OTHERS.

TO fAhmEHS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
AND OTHERS.
Great Reduction at Pcnitentiary Store.
VIE subscriber b. ate order able 10 Of
u Ter al sTrady reduced prices
5000 yars heavy double wed Kersey Negro Mems cloth
1000 yards plain and striped Lnsey woHsA clothing
In Store for Fall purchasers:
200 a-avy ready made Kefsey Coats
zoo pairs do do do Pants
5000 Broeans large assortment Of coarse and in
Shoes, equal any II market
Complete Of Wagon Harness two has. with Can IN,
Wagon HaIncEs portions
Warranted AYES VEN superior
Also, Wheat Wheat Bags Refrirrrator, w,,,oh. -
FuESITuEE OF different kinds
for 9e at fenienay' superior Of Burr MIN
stones, Wagons Days. Carts &c
ne above are offered on and pur
eha~s"i 90 well tn call n e P-ntentary tn. store No
10. street leading TO Msyo's Bridge.
- Al q Sprr-r4
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SPRING HARDWARE.

r.--,--- -, - : ITF' Main STeti
" EIpt naIory pamsheis may be had gratl. &. Is
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NERVOUS DEAFNESS.

The following - extract from received from s.n
su-hed physician in this State Is withheld nv reon,
OF the writer - ''f"'''
a IT, CHRISTIE NJ D-near Sir One Of my raiient. IN
known TO obtained your viii the N,sD.. an,
iof serious affection Of deafness case wa. tsat OF
auy "se nervous system much her Peprr
heaih poor Much done previous application on m
@ out WIN very little success and feel only risht TO tell YOU
a SINCE she commenced wearing the few week. ako
shs has entirely recovered her her hah
peter hAn Tor several ycas Her fens rroeed oud ea
sure n this iappy
Ut Christe wouli not solitary case
a persons who have quite their
M geAI' nave recovered by the same II organ
not INJURED there recovery by The apol,
o. UaaA'sm u should however, be thai n.
sooner the Application 5 made he better.
Every column in this yape might be f.d with similar ,eD
mails In an Nervous Complaints no matter how ehyonr or -
articles truly wonderful
% Only Agents for Richmond
DUVAL PURCELL. DrHrrsts
lf7, Main
For saie in WytheviHe, oaly by WV. n. srILLEE.
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'E'HE AEDICArED INDIA KUBBgR FORKS PL1SIIR
For PAINS AND sWELiINCs IN ANY pan. Op rus
plse certainly be sraie,t
u"ph oil at Tbs IDEA Of making plaster e.pec ally IN
da uoeF s~'er rEEstous one and
as enhance TIE theaey OF pars remedial 7ppleaton IN
ne treatment OF dfea' as by this rersps
other acfi matter which su.fes allowed IN
cape 0ush The plaster thus preventing thr being
l'>oOsd 90 ak'n no the erenaios This
Ger them Infinitely superior other pIaste Known For s
~ ZACupIssoS
NH 90 f1smi,, IND n-,.s;,, shosS1 a.,
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- NJ. CRUMP will conduct general whole.
H. sae GROCERY and Commission busine., =, In. s,o,.
eorer OF Cary ard 4h Streets Old occupied two year
since by 'aperton Crm aud eosnty by Nss Pa on
Burr lie soe III patronage e1tenied late arm of Ca
peron ,fnsp F Cash advances made eonsgnuents to
hs ~, gl
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COTTON FACTORY.

|HNlE Subscriber takes this method 10 inform his
trends aud the public in general that he is
king. at the Black Water Cotton Factory rs good an al
tIec ct COTTON Yarns as is made any where. and trial
Of ii he would like for all 10 make as he feels confident
they would find it to be good an article as they ever
boght II not better His prices will always be
able and accommodating. He hopes there ore by strict
attention 10 orders and prompt shipment Of Yarns, Gas
they can he forwarded IN every direction the acory be
ing near The James River & kanawha Canal as well as
the Iumler Houses. where all the Wagons that irnp
produce for shipment Obliged come get at least
share oi your patronage. Please give hm call when
You come 10 town.
Office al The black Water Cotton Factory
JAMES S. CkEJtDSON Aren't
June li-fc
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E.yAcHnuEsi, MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 30. 1917.
ETA FURNACE.

TENllE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves tho
q LIST day Of January last, for the purpose of
IhON MAKING AND ERCuANDlZlNG,
under the name Of Fhppin Montgomery. beg leave 10
niorm tho public that they prepared
orders or all descriptions Of Castings usually made
blast Furnaces. VIZ Hollow Ware alter Pipes, Stosv
Plates Mill Gear sc.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited to examine tho style aud quail
ty OF their Hollow Ware. which may be seen nj mos,
Of the stores IN ynchburg. nj the Messrs Elliss
Richmond. Orders addressed 10 the concern at Elk
Furnace, or A. \ Montgomery, lynchburg. will moot
with prompt attention
Also insi Ia hand our we'll selected stock Of
SPRING .R.ND SG.NnER GOODS,
which will be sold low for CASH in exchange for
graln. \. w. FllPPIN.
May Its A. \. MONTGOMERY
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1.aeOEA AT TIERS!
Another New Arrival OF Carriages.

AfiiilN day ot two past we have received supply o
w tuiCIiES, RiROi tRES NJ GtIES, with
aud without tops, also lew RDck.iIi .fl ti:RkIfhS,
new and beautiful artiulc winch makes equal
10 IN Virginia all Of which viii he sold accummoia
ting TERMS and at prices 10 suit the times All wanting
thing IN the aho, limo will please g,,eas call, with
rance that they purchase goudt oh,
market whatever.
SliACklifnRn u IEWEiI.EN,
\. B.-We have also Il good assortment al SADDLE.
RN aud are uS prepared Ia give entire satisfaction IN that
line Though business is thrown somewhat iu conlu-
sion by the erection of bldg IN hont prca-
ed To wait on ics aud the public generally We hope
soon 10 be house the street with i'll better
assortment al esctY article IN our hno ul husinest.
All REso in the above luo done Usual with ncaness
and despatch. ). 4 l..
June It's
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lEIr sp0ANU SilLnEH GOODS
&. " 10y

c. w LOVE,
IN Tie Old Stand u .Uciper & LORE,
NOul.D respectfully inform his friends aud the
w public generally that he l. now receiving his
SPRING SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS.
10 which he would call their attention. assuring them he
will sell and make to order cheap any house in the
place All he asks examination Of his stock, among
which they will find the following articles
Bloey's best black and blue Clulhs,
Slmons do do do do
English, French s German do do Of various colors,
Biocy best black Cassimcres,
Blchofi's do do do
English, French and German Cassmcros various coors
Best English and French black Saiins
Silk Cashmere, Noyetecn and other Ncs,ings
Pocket and Neck laudkcrcets Suspenders Gloves and
in fact. every thing usually kept in such house.
April It's &. w. LOVE.
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C. l. \ S S { 4 l. s n o . l.
IN ROCKBRIDGE. VA

ruyIE sixth annual session of my School will begin
On the LIST Of September next and end on the last
Thursday in June following. The course Of study rs SO
or,nsed as 10 enable the student To complete his educa
ton in any of Colleges in two years class VIII
,lso no lrned OF those who do not desire TO pursue
regular course vet may wish qualify themselves for
,eachnc or for any of The common pursuits OF life.
Parents aud guardians who may wish To enr rust their
sons and wards to IN care, will please make immediate
application. ,,,,,,s
Board &c, in private families. s. per month.
Tuition. $50 per session.
ApoGrss-l lexington, va. ..........
Iuly o6-ilS JAMES II. PAXTON.
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" % & L..

n PC RSl ANCE Of decree ofthe Circuit Superior
Il Court of Law aud Chancery io the county Of amp
bell. pronounced on the day Of October lSi6. in
the case OF Clement, guardian &c, against Jane
A. Clement and others. shall on the ist day OF Sep
iember 4. upon the premises proceed to sell. to the
highest bidder. credit Of one, two and three years.
The Tract of Land in the Hill and proceedings mentioned
upon which Alexander Clement, deed formerly resided
ing in the county Of Camphe the waters olSoneca
Creek and SIN miles south Of tho Court House. contain.
ng about
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FOR EsHkE,

TIE .Ntr S'.l | Barqae 'idm,nd.'
k1~ TIE. above Vessel VIII he ready to ro-
rSasaTA ceive cargo in few days. for the above
tfaSGY,9 port. The rate Of freight is unusually
sss ss;, low, and she viii insure AT the lowest rate
ct premium. ]huse whadcsirn shipping by her. will
please 10 send down their freight al onccand inf,rn us
ofn Liberal advances male on corsignmens to address
Of our friends, Messrs. H. IT, Meier x Co.
lily. IUDLAM & co.
Aur 26-2t Richm, Va.
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SUGARS. COFFEE, PLASTER, Sc.
10 hhds n. u. Sugars, very prime and dry,
10 bags I.agu,a and Rio Coffee
30 tons Lump Plaster,
5000 H. Wolsey and oseys LOAF and crushed Sugars
100 sacks salt
10 tierces handsome clarified Sugars,
Boots.
ton Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
tons Frcdegar Iron, handsomely assorted,
80 boxes Tin Plate,
500 lbs. Saltpetrc,
500 Tbs. Russia Sheet Iron,
hhds Muscovado Moiasses,
bbs picking Niuegar
do No 3 Markctel, very LARGE and fa,, receiving
per barge, Exit Richmond and Ohio, and Tor sale low by
CRENSHAW. BAGBN II CARTER
August l2-t5
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Edwin Ek. Page

" " " ~ r. II IL II "
CAMPBELL &. H., VA.
WILL practice in all The Courts Of Campbell county
W the Quarterly and superior Courts Of Franklin
Piltsylvanla and Halifax Counties.
f.. r and J. w. PAGE,
Having associated themselves in The practice of the
Law, will attend tie Courts in LYNcHBURG, AMHERST
-AMPEELl., FRssKIIN, PITTsYLvANIA and HALIFAX.
All business entrusted to their will have prompt at
enlion.
FOR +. Il PAGE, address Campbell { II.
q! w PACE -tili retains his ofii,5 IN l.ynsh5uI2
IGly g!.-is
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sale Of Valuable

s l. n J. T. s. l. n ~ D 8 Sc.
by virtue of deed OF trust executed 10 us by Armisoah
- Baftsdalc, Sr, bearing date the nth day OF March
1915 and OF record the county Court ot Halifax, shall
on the 10th and 2lst DAYS OF October 1917 egnning the
soh day OF October lSi7, at Sandy Greek Mills in tho
county oil ilaax0 expose Ia sale by way oi public aueon
the following property, to Wit One certain 1ae parce
Of LAMP with its opurtenenccs, lying ON the waters Of
Sand, Creek in tie said county ol llahax containing
sG2 Acres,
more or less heng the and which the said Arnstead
haf sdae resides Aso half OF the Sandy Creek
Mis- tho Land attached thereto and the milling apparatus,
sc.
Also all the said Batksdales interest," u, the date 81 the
SAID decd IN the Distlioy adjacent To said Mills the Land
attached ihete and the fixtures and other appurtenances
belonging to the said nshcry
Also, the following saNes, NHSam and his wile Winncy,
Robin, Jesse, leury "a man9 Pleasant, Arnstead, Wash
ngon Mark, Galley, john Henry IA bosD Clam and her
om children, betsy, larry Aeey and Anthony sylvia,
annah Greasy, hy, Alley and her Inur children, Judy,
''ie Aley Daniel ard Ahnm and any increase 81 the sad
female slaves born since the date o the said deed ouust
Also, riding tarraEe and Harness, pair 81 carriage
Horses four horse Wagon OK Cart, all the stock 81
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wv. n. ysLAGREDEsD, Editor.
Published BY
pLiCKFORD, STATIIAM & BILLIARD,

EVERY MospAY AND THURSDAY,
:, to,r Dollars per ann,an payable IN odrohce No SUB
,, b, receirea for shorter time than Sir months
,cin be Discontinued (erccpt at the discretion
I'm, EditoJs1 until oil a,rendges are paid.
a.. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 30 cents per
e,rs Tor css) for erery form insertion AID St cts
nr s,,ars (or isss) for eeerg outer fofm Insertion
ETERY. fDYERTISERi is re7uifedto note o" has ms
- .av he trishes his advertisement inserted an adcef-
- AMT SO noted tsa be inserted til its dsconttnahce
b. ordered. "
rop YE filT.Y .4DrERTiSLNG the terms are for
~, ei,ge ofro squares $40 for one square 80 for
,t ,,are tasr form 30. Every yearly aieettser 'ea'
r.g,ea TO his adreft,sis 10 AS particular f"e
business.
az. JOB PRINTING; erecutedneat'y aud erpedaiousy
naf on reasonable terms.
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FARE BY THIS ROUTE

FARE BY THIS ROUTE.
From Richmond to Baltimore s. 90
- Baltimore to Philadelphia 3 90
50 Philadelphia to New York by the
early morning line 800
In addition to the above line, the Companies on the
Great Mail route have. on .Nonday and Thursdays, a
second most delightful line, by mdy lcqua Creeh and
mouth # Potomac.
Passengers by this last line go by the Great Mail
line far rs Acqua Creek, where they lake the swift
and beautiful Steamer Po,rhafm, Capt. c. w. GUN
NELL, (Which leaves Acqna Creek Immediately the
arrival Of the from Richmond and reach Baltimore
hours in advance Of Passengers by the James Rv
er and Bay line aadd the same erpense. Passengers
by this last line equally avoid the dangers Of sea sick
and the uncertainty Of the wide and rough portion
of the Bay, beween Old Point Comfort and the mouth
of Potomac, and make the trip between Acquia Creek
and Baltimore in splend:d Steam Boat unsurpassed IN
strength, beauty or con,i61t.
For further particulars or through tickets. apply at
The office OF the RicraonJ aud Fredericksburg RAD Road
"mpany, IN Richn nj 70 ht I'lcho eat.
Juy ID ON
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SAFE or LAND.

N,II.F OF T"TNI
IN PURSUANCE of a Deed If Trust, made to the
4 undersigned, hy Fayrtte Johnslon and others they
b,na the President and Directors of the Fredericksburg
Mining Company. bearing date The 18th day OF January
1870 aud which is duly recorded IN the clerk Once oil
he county court for Amherst county shall, on Satur
DAY the 2nd day of October next, II far, II moi on the
next fair day noi being The Sahhah) expose to sale at
rullic auction 10 The highest bidder, the premises
ali that Tract Of l.anj lying in the said county, and
known by the name u ChsseFs Mine lrae,suppoSed 10
cJuau
720 ACRES.
he the same more or less The of sale II he
cash The title to the said land is believed 10 be good
but The undersigned will convey such title only as Is
vested in him ny the sid deed.
REUBEN L. fllOM, Trustee.
August CTS
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GREAT MARI LINE TO THE
NNprrTF

Fla Richmond fredericksburg and Washington city
TRAVELLERS going North hereby Informed
that the above Line is The only daily line, The most
expeditions line. and Mc oniy certain line
Passengers leaving Richmond by this line. daily at
A. NJ, arrive at Baltimore to tea. at PHILADELPHIA, in
the Of the night, and at New York by II A. NJ.
the next day being business day, and sometimes hco
days. in adrance Of Travellers by the River and Bay
Boats. and are, exempt from all risks Of Sc,
limo
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ADDRESS or ROBERT J. DAVIS.


The Eastern terminus would be upon the waters nj
Chesapeake Bay upon the Bay ITSELF which affords
the finest harblrs aud laval stations the coast:the
line wunld be very The geographical centre Of the
United Statos;-and the Western terminus N the Ohio,
at such point 10 intercept the passengers and freight
ascending the river towards tho Northern foutcs. The
latitude at tho w csorn terminus would BIZ the
that oi ST Louis, aud not more than about 30 miles
south Of Clncnnal aud II the road should he extended
to ST Louis the line would pass Though. very near,
the ceniro OF rrdueon and the centre OF ira H. Of the
Valley oi the West. \ glance Mt The map will show,
n once, the advantages oi the route distance and
position.
From point short distance below Piilsburg To n
point TOW miles below the Woslern terminus Of the
ruad, the of the Ohio nearly parallel with the
Atlantic coast aud thol 1t Northwest drec
Northeast aud Southwest but nj the mouth ul the
Chesapeake. here considerable indenlatiun; and
thence. on the side the ooasl las Northeast iii
oeou 10 Lung island Sound and. The other. South
cds direction 10 Capc lIatlerls. II. now. lure wcfn
drawn on the map, from the terminus tho Ohio, To
Norfolk, and swept nund 10 tie Moth, when II
reached the latitude ot that terminus Its Eastern cNtrcm
ny would be fly miles iolu The cuasl, aud IL ad
yanccd further the distance 10 the would increase
when II reached North Carollnn, would he 60 nes -
opposite Charleston 1t would ho 20 miles and When IL
reached Geogla. 1t would be leo uucsilun The coast.
Actual measurements correspond With these indca
tols OF The map.
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