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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-12-18
VIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKET.
(AND INCIDENTS CONNEcrED HEREWITH, }
For the Week ending last eUen,ng.

For the Week ending last eUentHg.
REAlARKS.-1hc weather, during the larger
portion of the week, has been of the most nclement
character for business, either out in doors, closing
with storm of rain hail and snow-and an unusual
high tide; and the consequence is that not much has
been donc but operations might have been more eX.
tcnsyc, probably, had money facilities been easier
AMERICAN DRY GOODS.-Thc market re-
mains much as reported last wcek,-quite inactive as
usual, tor this season OF the year.
BEES WAX.-The supply is limited, and the de
mand the sales effected at %,
but there willing buyers over % cts, per lb
cash
BREAD-We have no alteration to note in the
price of Crackers Biscuit and the demand for eX-
port continues fair at quotations.
CANDLES.-Thcre have been moderate sales Of
Sperm for shipment at 32d33 cts, according 10 the
brands. Adamantinc have sold at 25; and Mould
Taow at l2al3 cts. per lb, the latter for City ma
nufactured.
COFFEE-The stock is too much reduced to
produce any activity in the market if any demand
existed. The sales of Rio for the week have not eX
cccdcd about Ism bags at al o. with small lot at
cts mos; and the extent OF all supplies of that de-
nomination, in importers hands (two houses only,)
are about many more, and held at the same rates
The imports Of the week are 6O4 bags from Laguay-
COTTON.-Thc transactions reported are about
100 bales only, of Upland at a9 cts. per ID, mos.
FEATHERS.-1hcrc is only moderate demand,
and the stock at the same time is light; and we are
without any transactions to note.
FISH.-Nothing OF moment doing in Dry Goldfish.
MackcrcI have sold at lower rates, parcel of 200
brs. No 3, Massachusetts inspection, at 1925, and
smaller lots at 5.50n 1918. Small sales Of No. at
7aS725; and No. | at ga 1925, cash and time.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The market for Flour
has been without animation and prices of Howard
street have gradually rccedcd from 6.37s 10 $6.3l
and then to $625, with the sales during the week Of
some l5uOa2lOU brs.; but on Thursday there were
sales at 6.25a S6.3l comprising about 300 brs. in
two lots the latter. Yesterday was quiet. There
have been sales of City Mills at S6.31s, the closing
rate of last week, but the stock is too Light to admit
of operations TO any considerable extent. Nothing
doing in Rye Flour worthy of note, but it is held at
$5624 Sales of City Corn Meal at $3.50, includ
ing parcel of 1000 brs. at $337s and Country at
1926 per br. The inspections OF the week have
been as follow:
Corn Meal, 10 hhds, 1854 brls., 100 hf brls.-
Howard street Flour, 9,202 brls., 65 Inf. brls.
City Mills ditto. E. $3.50 " l6O &c
Family ditto, ......2O7
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a moderate scale. N. f. Rum 81 cts; and WhisIey,
the stock of which is light, at 27 cts in hhds, and
49, in brs.
SUGARS.-The market continues heavy and pri-
ccs rule low. Sales of Cuba have been made at 4 "a
~ cts, and limited parcels of New Orleans at oa54,
mos.
TOBACCO.-The market is quiet, and the season
too far advanced to expect much business to be done
until after the advent of another year. The receipts
of Ground Leaf have been comparatively large since
our last report but the extremely wet weather which
prevailed at the time of housing it, has at present
rather kept purchasers back from taking hold OF IT.
viz: Maryland, 629 hhds.; Ohio, 1874 do; Virginia,
do: and Kentucky IA do.-tota, s3S hhds. Ex-
ported within the time to foreign ports 319 (o
Bremen making the total OF Maryland and Ohio
Il - InL.l lnt.. 49, Il
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S55,bII, YII12
This is composed of the following particulars:
Civil list, foreign intercourse, and
miscellaneous ................ ,6l3 06l 80
Army proper, volunteers, and mill
tary academy ............. % ,OOI UPS ~
Fortilications, ordnance, arming mi
lllla NC......... Z,oto, lOJ5U
Pensions. .......... ..-... Il O5l,3lo.o4
Indian department. .....-... .926, 4Ol 81
Naval establishment. ........ 10 sos, sos SO
Interest on public debt and treasury
notes ....................2,4 53, 402. 6S
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ILL., There is also added to the estimates state
ment of the several appropriations which will proba
bly, be carried to the surplus fund, amounting to
$S07 1853 Sc
am, very respectfully, your obednt servant,
r.. j. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. Speaker of House Of Representatives.
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gaETICAt.
ffsn Ea.cr's .Nagns ne.
MEMORIES STIRRED IA THE SIGHT OF
FLOWERS FROM AN OLD HONE

FLOWERS FROM AN OLD HOME.
Sacred TO rnc aye .rr<n.ous flowers,
Sacred yc arr
For ys Fave b'o med in TIA, her Of oufs,
~ That home atar,
Where in the freshness ct chidh,ud's hoafs
we a--d.o a,,ells
Yshavc been pueked from those leaf, bowers
We loved So we'll,
sAad ys bring hack the m'ries of uil er times
Like the mu.ic oil aforementioned ol.isn.s
Mrusorics We bring Of bright days aefaftsd
When children, we,
full Of gay hope and summer-hearted,
Deemed life to he
A MrAM, wherein no wish thwaf,.d.
How false the thought,
The pangs meath " hich since have smsrtcd
Too SOFA have taught;
fof each yea. hath suep, by with an autumn blast,
Bearing iali,n hopes to the burned gas.
O:hcrs now dwell IN that cherished place,
ssrvsngc footsteps tread
The sell same paths " lcrc, in ~portise ohsse,
80 OH we've sped,
YET Of ogr presence remains 10 trace,
No single one
9he flowers laugh on in their gleamrg graes,
Though NC are gone,
And no memory burdens the Joyous wind
of,hv Thousand sigls VIC lett b,ln.d.
ih,. have changed and new modelled the aspcc, old
OF that loved spot
They have made ii bctt.r ard Iairei, I'm told
should love it mt
oh. dearer To me ten ,housand,ioli
Its unalt.rcd face
And better to see 1t deserted and cold,
A silent place;
W here would .,,Ty store ard wecd
Have tale To tell and a cause 10 plead
Where each would with touching voice recall
Som, bygone spot,
Teeming with thousand memories, all
of joyous sort
OF some gerseme game OF hoop OF ball
Some playful stris,
Now laid aside ior tho slcrncr ihfall
OF earnest bile;
Whilst others reap the smiles and w.r,,
Which deemed 10 fordl, ours
And he before whose glance Of hgl,
Pale fed,
Whose soul was the hume Of all thing. bright,
Sleeps with the dead
How many eve. did the welcome sigh,
III his smile rclpicc'
How many hears listened with fond delight
To his lindl, voice
It is hushed, and those hearts beat hgi - the wa,
OF the grass tina, grows over his silent gave.
All, this is Tie hittct ant de,o.ac Thought,
death. chici.st va,
To feel how deemed a nougli,
When laid below;
Forgotienb, thn.e who presence sought
With loving hearts,
When in this pageant OF honors bnuch,
We bore patts.
We die, and the tide of liics busy scene
Rolls onward asthough ". had never been
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7 court he'd for Campbell county, at tie Clerk, A.
n thereof psrsaant to law, Monday the l3t d ,e
September, ISL ! ol
John T. Mi ton and pondcxter Brown. guard. n ~ ,
i"iant children Am.ca Nmgiid Ann and Ianry Brow us
flaiatis,
against
Su an Minen, Campbell Mo- and Selma e hi. ,,;t
late Sc'iia [. Minon, hon NJ, Susn bs ~
late sunni Aoote, Elizabeth p Sta,. Ito Fliz b.,l w,
Miaon aid " m. II. [. Tmcy, guardian LIS ul,lt I
Breckenridge Toney, l.. iruta,,' '
Is tHtNCERY
The defendant Nm II. G.. 1oncy having cn'er-l L..
appearance and given security accord ng the at
by and the IN cs Il Ills court, and a1peariae by
N evidence Il at &c - no an III abham OF this ccnm,n
wealth il i ofeeed that he appear here on tie c,nl Nun
day III November me- l. the antif.' bill and a.
acoy OF tins fdcr be ior hwh serted in the .ynchn
Ngi ian ior two months successfully. ard anober -
thereof be posted ON the front door OF the house al Ky
county on some court day. Atopy-T. t, ~
GO. VIM DABNEY Oh
sept. 1G v,A
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WORK FOR OCTOBER.


FROM me inhHina'"n We nave received, we are fear
'u 'na' mere are very many FARMERS Who have not yet
g"t III 'heif seed wheat nus we think, IA 10 be- r.
gre''sd, as we nrn'y h~heve that much o The winter
k'Ing Ss Is termed II wheat plants arises from the
circumstance that the seeding is done al late period
" We TALL that the Plants have not sufficient time left 10
'hcm 70 'hro" Out and e'ahorae suol series :. roots as
VI" a"'u lo.r'n 'f'm me upll'ilns Influence Of the
thawings u which The ratih is liable In early spring
s a"s'e ina' many very many, Jullcons farmers
nriay me seeding o ,he wheat, 10 avoid the suuinnsl
attack OF the n.y. which not unequentl, sadly depred g.
uP"'he ea''y sown wheat. For oorself, however, We
wo"io fh,"ef encounter the onslaught ut the lsssInu
enemy iran 10 render our cop liable 10 certain injury
~" "' ''aN"s up " ''s,' whose unefrlng tendency
nbfhrew ne roofs out OF The earth and thus subect
item TO me danger VI being Killed BY exposure alike 10
I'VE maj euecs " '"s' and sun In connection with the
evils ans henfh's oil early and late sowing. The liability
a"icks from TIE n.y. and the danger 10 be appre ended
~ wv. M, w i"a' F." me lily roched ms it
+; =; ~. 49, ~ w. "' o's' the heid when II
~" INC P"po sac, una il''ie danger need be ndu ged
~ rom is taVae's.-and :, That In spring, when the
net discovers ha' MS wheat panis have been thrown
' o' The ground by lie alternate IRE, zlng and hawlnu
" nf 'sn' 'a' We should pass The ollel over his field
Ly the horses, Cee, mn. 49,. s'o"1' oe'ps poach'd
T. sdh,rc IN ,beu, e,corr,aa "o',o cause 'he soil
,,,ion renerany ,,J imn.,, as wen as vege
,nouch we do NJ, recommend !, ha,s .e '''''S' Al
from, ASSUMING The resmrsih;,, ,a, we are a'erse
eve, IN the snrioy ,b,t n, 80, VII We 10 discov
i,,r,wn on we sh,a,ld not h sit,Io a ''s Daoy
plscc 10 pass , h,rr,, ova "''ne IN ,he INST
'prg,,o,, nv hesyy rIl., Nv hue a,,''io"ing that
should fee. certain Of ,ec,,ng ~; S "paof process we
nina about viz the res,o,,ioo o ~, We desired to
W.. .'I non 10 Tue SOIL OF the invsrt-
and y;n,,ans ,,,,s'h WV 'l"'''s 70 'heina renewed
Knoving ,s we d, H.. ;u,,-....e.,
t. all who or,w ,,b,, mas, g. I'ee u .ne wheat crop
means IF oes,;,a ,a;r ~ 'lf, ,ey upon 1t as the
more than an ordinary solci,nda ''sa'ons' we ietl
hence it is that we ecr To the snbicc, ana
been hnu in cnltnre nm Which !, es ""''n may nave
l., grow wheat unless The, h,va ,1 oe contemplated
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LAND ar .jiT TON

vINiE undersigned, Trustees in deed oil {, oAe1 Nv
j Iih,urne II. Johnson bearing dale II sta Gay II
May, SIC and OF record the Clerks on " The county
toIn oi Bedof1, will Monday, the 18th "a, al Oeor.i,
is17, t.t being Cont daF) at Liberty Beiiord Curt
House, sell 10 the hghst bdLr, at public auction, the
Tract # Iapd.
lying IN the county ol BtGld Which the sail Lib 5nfhe
~ johnson resides, containing about
9jjl ACHES.
The Land is SAID 10 be valuable, hIi personally
nnacq ain ed VII II, advise those wishing 10 purchase To
Tor thin lsrs.
Terms made kn1wi the day Of sal
JAMES +. JOHNSON,
EDN ARD I. BURkS,
Sept 30-wt25o Tusteet
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Realand Personal J,tafe


lANl AN /" "A decree ui lie clcG& -aprlur c1urI
o. ii" ana ehancrry' i'r Amherst county. in lhe
wv VI N''tt1 u Nii', ana oils5 pills IS humaS
r"Mn.. ana ethts' "'l, hdahiS f1n r1c'd on the 81 Ia
uaS u An9us,' .oa'' 'hr 'ud' fl2ned WI On Friday.
II" ',n ''o =, N,Nt"'I - rocco a ''' i"use oi
',' nhaa = ''1 1"' Il, SAID county oil Amherst, l.
s,h ~ 'he hisa'st bddrf: J. r cash The following
NLAN ~,
oech'r with any Increase Vi the females since the tSlh
day OF February 1873 that is 10 say, Pal aud his Vile
Lucy, lom aud his y c Ann.Divy aud his wife - Irca-
their three children, Gu,ayus, Jackson, AMI yuun1rr
child, AID Dl.sey woman.
And at lie sa.le lime aud place. the 'NE tCrS OF
LAND. iiioMlne, II al is Ia say lst Tie residence, +
SAID Eutank, ca led the Wlldsne : q u'..n.up r3J
ACRES, sNty Of Whch being James River b..t,-t..-
ID Another 'iracl uianlng - AGI,FS within ;.
mile o james River, and II ullcs fr.n yuIbgr,.
twenty Acres ot cleared Land, the Illa3acgl o.ac.
Ian /, aud fin y tmbrrcd THIS Irart is ta.aa.,d ,l
Il Is me and has upon it, a sual 5Weii rr agd ollr.
cut houses 5rd AauIhcr Tract containing Il, ACRES
al level land lying within one aud hal ...,,s Jl,ii
River, and fourteen mil,s from Lynei.u1L wi!h oaHd
buildings for a small family upon H. anI " yc,,. win,
lI,tract. 18th. Another Tract containing 10 NCRFs
lying at above and below the TIL hols, On the Mo-
tain Section Of the j. r. * X, Canal T. .rcl hlsu, n
il a valuable Fishery and the Fne and 'TinL,r !, ,,al
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.h'DIiCE.
l. 4 n ID, S TOC X & G
EOR SAIE.

I WILL offer for sale atprbljc auction. on tn,
premises, ou Thursday DIE list day OF October, ii
AR, II Mt, the next Et.r day Tho
IR lCf o. LLN.D
IN which live, situated ia the County of Bedford, en-
tIe a'r'u side OF Big Otter River, containing
ST. ACRES,
'i1laiag the lands OF Edwin d, Moore. james Noel.
8eajnnln Gardner aad Aidtorarlus NOEL. twenty miles
It9m ynch3ur- an seven mics from Liberty.
On the tract Incre sag ID D.c'iim= Horse !,
Ter fso5.c w.th 4 s.u1t Chimney aAI oiier necrssa
~ cut bindings
dceu 1t unnecessary 10 give particular DIES pn
nj The land as n s. wishing 10 purchase can yleW tr
themselves, Al the stne ID place, vii sell all my
stock OF Cattle, Hogs, Sheep &c. Plantation Utensils
Household and Kitchen Furniture, the crop ol Cora.
Oats. 81.
Tn terms made known on The day of sale
CALEB NOELL.
September 23-w'w
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
&, HnZZAOTRA

n returning his grateful thanks his patrons fn the
i liberal patronage bestowed him hlilerio. begs
ge Ia Iniorm Hem and the citzrus of ~ nchbnrg that
he will n suur hrs course ol Mus cal lnsl1ucl, upon
lie Piano Guitar, Flute and Win the lsl day ol The
neat ensulng mnulb, Oouher.
Terms usual. . per ssio Of , months, lessons
pr week Vocal instructions vii be gwen Piano aud
Guitar pupils If desired, without any extra Charge
sept. % In
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IlA1ilni RG MILLS

,l,iIS MILL ration and u believed that IT
L wi. want water any not- TINS season. will re-
ee,e and snd " heal tia following II will gis
ba1re Of snpc,ine La, tn five bu he ui He'd heat
b.rts Sup,ri Il auf bnsh, and three pee.s oil " he
esAI 81 6us oa h1she!, and bali Of heat and stand
the Richmond inspection
HiRGROVE MrTCiIAN.
Sept 9-viw
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Scrt. Il
CO,mlni ssiOIscr,s Sale

DOKSU IN to decree OF the circuit superior co,r Of
and ehaaaery Tor the county OF Amherst, in the c,c
Garland vs Powell / shall proceed TO sell on The a. AZ
day in o,tnb ensuing that ing count dav b fore fl ,
doo ct amherst 20 III house. two TRAITS 81 land the
OF The defendant james Powell of which Ii in Lt i'
mcile VI; nty OF said coIt hlls and coatllnS abt m
acres. '''
he 9th is tract of mount in land lying on, , rl
distant u the 'fmer IS stated 10 contain b ut 30
~ the decree alofe. aid. "
\ credit Il o, y ID Is months viii be given f,r ca,l m
lions OF purchase money, and bonds approved ,cc
y required. ROBERT TiNSiIY Cooa
Sept Is -.
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" ENfTIAN BLINDS.

VENETIAN BLINDS,
Siar Rods,
Ivory KNIVES and Forks.
Walters, Plated and Brass Candeslchs
Snnllsrs and Trays,
Bell Metal and F.uameed Kettles,
Tea Kettles. Spice Mnrars,
- Cohee Mills. Spiito1ns,
Scissors and Shears
ilemning's genuine Needles, &c. Sc
Received and for sale by
June los GRFEORy & poyIIs
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Es1i2lORrg .%ss,.i..gS.

VIE next session ollhe Valley Union Seminary 10
Gated al THIS place, Will commence on lilo 6ln da,
1878.
The Institution is under the maraLcmeat Mr. { has
J.. Cooke. assisted by Mess +. 5. Dulin and " IL
feaS2n's IN the male, aud Misses ID. II. Nynae aud NJ
NJ Pleasan's in the female department The School
was never in letter condition than at RI sent and the
nunher Of pupils in Attendance affords cheering evidence
that s merits arr highly appreciated.
TERMS.
Board. incluljng every item, s95 90
Tuition for beginners 10 on
do do advanced pupil, Is 90
do in Music, b 90
do do French Language. ; 90
faynen, to be made hall in advance ard half NJ The
close the session M deduction Tor absence except in
cases If prorctrd sickness
inPls are requested u he present the first day Of
the sesson Bu order ofH,. B,org
Sept. 50--WGw
B1Hshs for site az thts teH;cc.
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To the Public.

I'd Tie PlD3if.
III VIM been appointed Agent by Messrs John Sruhel'
= >oa OF Philadelphia, OF The largest establishments
e United states for the sale of Marble rl in general
am now ready to till oiders Ter
AFanian, Egyptian, Italian and Bardigla
~ " Il II - l. f. NJ Il " Il f. l. S.
lowest Cash price, and their delivery in L,rchblg IN
u coH'i2n, warranted. Tomb Stones and Marble Mon
INC store of ID, w. Moore, Main Street
+ reserved The latest style of finish for cornces
"1aiE 10 have new old parlors fitted up after ta
scubcr. " ~ = 'll''"'
Jan. 2J-wts Holm long
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.tO1It'E.

,l,IEnE ~i be app'p,on made 10 the ne, Legislature
Of Virginia larss Crock a lawful fence io
H. ji,h % entrance inio James River, the lover line
William 1ukers, rossing .aid Creek 10 the line Of nc
her. Clarke and Long, II b. ng the same I-,ce
Aasusl I6-s2m
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FOR RENT.


!" Hen ever you want Cotton Yarns be- sure al
w ways 10 advise the old gentleman to call tr til,
Blackwater Cotton Yarns. Ihe5 are gojd, no mistake.
Respectfully.
JAS ). CREWDSON, Agent
Lynchbnrg, Sept. 30 Is
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SALE or LAND.

S.fLE Or I.f.ND.
IN PURSU ANCE of Deed Of Trust. made to the
! Undersigned. by Fayrlle Johnston and Others they
being the President and Directors Of the Free
Mining Company, barng date the 9th day of January.
lSlo, and which duly recorded in the clerks Office al
the county court, for Amherst county, shall on Satur
day. the 2nd day Of October NEXT il fair if not on the
next tar day (not being The Sabbah) expose sale
Iub'Ic auction, 10 the highest bidder, ON the premises.
all that Tract of Land. lying in the said county. and
known by the name of Chsses Mine Tract supposed to
contain
720 ACRES.
be the same more or less The terms of slle W. be
cash. The TILE In the said land is believed 10 be rood
hut the undersigned will convey such title only as IS
vested in HIM by the said decd
REL BEN +. TllOM, Trustee
August GEO
The above sale IS r~rne1 ualll saturday 10th ms.
Spi' $3.50 Il. ftlOM, Trustee,
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CASH for ssNeat.


K lie House and Lot, n Federal Hi l. now
49, =, oeeul by the Rev ID. s l1ogecu and
E3I lin. longing 10 the heirs OF the late Mrs Ann
e. NJ. Morgan Is for sale. 1t is situated in
80 peasant part Of tn, town, in good u. i.h-
h1o d. and Is most desirable residence having good Out
Houses, aa. laige and excellent garden
ron The tate Of the title and the APP LEGATION b:
made TO Mr. boggetl OF Gen. ID. Rodes.
Sept wis
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CHEAT VI ALL LINE THE
NORTH

=
IA hiehmo"d, F,ederiehsb'pg aud Washington city
~ NitAs rLIERs going North are hereby informed
4 that the abova Line Is The oniy daiij hue lie most
tgpediitoUS ipic and the oniy ctitaii lie.
Passengers leaving Richmond by Tins line, daily It
A. M, arrive al Baltimore To tea, at philadelpia IN
The course ol The nigh, aud AT New York by Il A. NJ
The next day, being business day, and sometimes ir0
days, ~ ddtanee oi Travellers by the River aud Bay
boais, and are moreover, exempt from all risks of sea
sickness aud storms, as by the James River and Bay
llne.
FARE BY THIS ROUTE
From Richmond 10 Baliunofc AZ 90
= Baltimore lolnladeIphia ) UU
= Phllade phia 10 New York by the
early morning line 500
In addition to the above line, the Companies on the
Great Mail route have, on .}Iondpj and 1husdt,s. a
second most delisho line hy ,cay q. .icqtd CrceA and
mouth II PoioAidc.
Passengers by this last limo 90 by the Great Mail
line as tar a Acqua Creek, where they lake tia swift
anl beautiful Steamer Polrhotn. Capt. {. w Gun
MILL, (Which leaves Aeqala Creek mrdiaely ON the
arrival ol the cars lrun Redmond and reach Batimor,
some hours IN advance ii Passengers y The james Rv
er and Bay hue, aud al The same expense. passenarr,
by this last ue equally avoid the dangers Il STA sch
hess aud the uncertainty 81 the wnc aud rnIah pron
ii lle Bay, be ween Old Point Comfort and The lnou.l
ii Potomac. aud make the trip htwtcn Acgula CrtrA
aud Baltimore IN YlnId Sicam Boat u.sll passcd il,
strength. beauty u conjaL
Tor lWiher PARTICULARS, ur through tickets apply at
The oucc Ct the Richmond aud Fredericksburg Rd Road
"hmny, N richmond, 10 HE Ticket Agent.
July - jim
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virtue OF deed ni trust, cNocutod To by Annscad
l., h''Sddt, 81 bearing date the nth da1 o March
laa, and u record the county ourt al al,t, we
'e -u'n ANA Zls day o October, 1915 d. ginning the
VA u'y I' &c "het, 1917, at Sandy Cre,k Mills the
t""N Z" iahtND eNpose Ia sale by ol public auction
VI" oinMhS property, 10 Wit One certain Tract or parcel
" NV, "'th ITS apptenancus lying the waters OF
sandy 'feek m the said county Of halifax, aiming
lG2 Acres,
more or less, II being The Land ON which the said AmscpJ
naihNuat no" resides Mso, halt Sandy Creek
&c. n II
,o ai the said barksdalc interest, the date of the
a,' a'.a' m'he Dslety adaecui to said Mills the Land
'hetelo' and the h<tucs and other
belonging t. the said Disllllcry -
:, NN' he following slaves, vlz:Sam and his wife W inney
oo"' !tNso' tnts "a MANI Pleasant Arnistead Wash
ne''n Mark Galley John, Henry, "a boyD Clara and her
Lar omdrcn, Betsy, Hairy, Alccy and Anthony SYLVIA
' N,ey 'aneI and Abiam, aud any 81 thu said
eh' S"\ IS hntlsinec the date OF the deed OF trust
, ANo andinG tartaPe aud Harness. a pair of Carriace
Horses one Tour horse Wagon Ox Cart all the stock OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07

The above sale IS r'sp,ned uun saturday 10Th. ms
Spf $3.50 X. I. lilOM, 1rDs'ec.
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u IN -.

hX SEED, t;ingssng, Wool, Wool Roofs and Bee,
NAY, iur winch Ne pay the market prce.
tRENSIlhhN, BAGBh CARTER
sept. % 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07

INtINIA:
+ kalc, held in the Clerk office Of the county C,,
a bed ord, the 7h day OF August, ISL:
Allen onack, plan5a
against
Wil'amJ. Hot, fr}n NJ narkeran Mary Barker
-, ,.. .. BetenCaAt,
Inc i)cienian', William j. Hot, not hav;rr cn,r1 lie
e"ranfe lid gwen seclt, according Z g a = of sam,
ana the m IS ai tins tonTt.and it appearing hy il,G Ton,
rNI'oce that ii isnu an m'aban ui TIN, liro, we,
Is "fG.trd hiatt said Dc rnai dc Appear bci n t Inns
IT. ' 81 inc 'h y Count Of i dior It Tie to t Hon
e m oi the P'aiaa, and that coy til, or Ter be forth
"lA 2S'rie! III ONE newspaper published in town Of
tNH"hb ~. tnr sno months su,ccssvcs and ro,t at M
fo t .oer Il he tGo0It llouss Of t is co ir.ty
Copy Tc,c.
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