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10 Cfafnannts Lsecs Opport Sod Permit
tees Of Minerni Lands.
Every right OF presumption OF the
townships and fractional township. above
establish the the satisfaction Of the
land office, and make
rraesa a seeing hs notice. and befor. the
public Of N. lands
embracing esned otherwise sseh claim VIII be forfeited
right under the aci entitled IAN act 10
the Territory OF Wisconsin, and
Tor other approved I'd march, s as ieets, oeespos
OF their leases
q the lands within the townships and fractional townships above
enumerated who emitted the entied IAN act 10
reduces the minimum pc- Of the mineral isnds In the Lake Superior
district IN Michigan, and The Chippewa duirf in Wisconsin"
S6 September 1885, land coward by their
leases occupancy, and permits respectively at the minimum pes
NJ 81 ~ covering than full secuop
ued the surrender o. such lease permit A. The land
purchase, shan full section,
" 80 eqaed ~ establish the
Willow
therefor practicable after esns
day appointed for the ~ the
and embracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim via h
forfeited
Acting ssiosef 81 the General Land Onico.
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/ Untvsrhtty OF
RE session Of this university will October
and end June 2otb.
It's schools ancient modern
naihsmses Natural philosophy; chemistry aud msirria med
ca; Q, medicine; y anatomy
gerry, moral phosophy law 10, lectureshp anatomy.
There each school, assistant
Of schools modern
macs and adjunct professor law and lecturer anatomy
Erpense-Triuon fees paid in advances IL school be
attended $50; II so EACH three SIS SIS
NorsIn the school ofla intermediate
$780, the senior, S75sttendance higher nvovag
the privilege Of attending elass The
entire OF medical lectures including the dssectng
fee, sos
BOARD and lodging including diet bedding furniture
and servants attendance, s0, paid in three nstal"nt
advance -shing 81 $40 per session. fuel and light,
uring room, SIS each 40
Pen az dornrery, occupying room, - saeh,
Msuieulaton iee, hc, els Is
pa
c.ningent deDosite OF $40 required
The for clothing pocket books, &c.
cEssNER HARRISON,
Aug l7-2sw2w Chairman Faculty.
NOTICE-Tho hereby citizens
and the public generally that they have this entered
oop3rnerxhp for the making specification
and dwelling and other houses aud and
with bsdnr
undersigned thus offer their services The increasing
mands o. the community.
side third door from sih
open for business from 8, a m, IN 8, p. m.
An orders will be attended TO promptly and upon liberal terms
JOHN g. HARNESS.
Aug I0-2aslm WI, w. BIRTH
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nIsCOvERY and Exploration OF the Mississippi Val
original OF Marquette, Aoney Mebre
Hsnnepn and Anaase Doray by John Gmay shea VOL smo
The Yoresi by J. v. guntngton author OF Lady Alice
Mems Wives Tbackerny. Appleton's Popular Library
Lives 81 Wellington and Peel Appetons Popular Library
Manual OF the Moiuka Rudmentlry Treatise Shells
bys.P. Woodward vol, Loadon
assae@ e. TAYLOR n MAURY,
oet6 Booksellers, near 9th street.
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Indefinite Posfpopemppf Of Land s.les Ia Iowa
Office hereby sales Of public LANDS ordared
be held Fairfield Iowa City and Dubuque the State Of
proclamation bearing the 18th July uno,
ey Popon In Of the act OF Congress
IAN additional land districts in the State
approved 1854 by which nearly all the lands In
detached from above old districts
that said will procned the earliest day practical
bic aie The rev Offices shall have been duly Organized
ny President WILLARD FILLMORE
Jous WILSON,
Aching compsoper Of the General Land Once.
Aug la-fawfw
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. So Wall street, N, Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, l. CO.,
Liverpool.
L. @. ROBERTS b CO.,
- Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE X CO.,
" Rue Metre Dame des Victories
Paris.
GEO. mi DRAPER, IIavre.
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" VOL London
Location Construction and fmpov OF Com
snon, Paved, Plank roads. 1 vol, 1852
Bioodsocd's Treatise Roads. | VOL, New York
Law Constructing and Repairing Roads vol, London
Macneis Tables for Earhwok Cuttings and Embankment
vol, Londan
Bashforb's Emhwork Tables. vol, London
Earwork Tables by Smiley and Rutherford vol qnnno Lon
don
Tsanwns Excavations and Embankments. vol, PhIadel
phis
Virgins Embankments. vol. London
Nichosonis Railway Masonry. vol, London
And variety Of the best works, English and American on lines
bridges surveying constructing and
Of railroads COAL md general mning
augy Most OF the beet aud
practical architecture and building; mechanics
applied mathematical and steam and steam
navigation. FRANCK TAYLOR
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nE HOLLANDS French CONNIE Pate. = Superior ar
for envelopes ofcers and which
10 be 10 distant OF the world For sale w
TAYLOR h MAURy,
Oct 20 ttN W#. RookseIers osh street.
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0Fprun or,fs View Work and LvsrpoeI Unissd statss
Mail Steamship Company, No Wall sfaeNew York,
i7b s52Thebcoks bsisnce OF
this previous passasa
mail opened
their Office above from the eh September
WA L. yorLE,
Aueio Secretary
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TO OWNERS OF Lands In Terss-A gentleman IN Virginia
who good and desires Texas
and would like become the for
Of lands In that country with view TO bring them into
market. a... n.
family and small capital and Ia DESTROYS Of
agriculture lie satisfactory testimonials capac
and responsibility and his general s such
enable him considerable emigration to Teras
Any oTesas lands who Inclined N avail himself
be pscedin correspondence
advertiser sndget suitable by addressing paid
VIM GOULDlN,
General ssen, and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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DIsrRIcT az CeLUapIa,
Washington cousty, TO uii
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board Of officers army appointed under
IN s4h SECTION Of making for the
approved August 81, 1854, which is in the following
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
j. LAND NEAR RICHMOND. -

By virtue Of II decd of trust executed to by ~
dolphus d. Read, on the 9th July, 1910. and re-
corded in the Clerks Office Of the county Court OF
Henrico we shall on the 18th of May. 1852. at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. upon the PREMISE, proceed to sell
at public auction, to the hi hest bidder the right
title and interest Of the said Read. in the Of
land in the county of II anrico, whereof, Reuben
Blakey died sized which co.. sisted in an estate in
fee simple t. about 800 of the said land, but
which at the date OF said deed subject to two
prior liens created by two deeds, recorded in the
same office. the for the benefit of Mrs. Frances
A. Warwick. and the other for the benefit of Geo.
W. Warwick aud Daniel L. Warwick.
Since the date ofthc deed to US, 20 acres of the
said land have been sold under the pror deeds.
and The hen of Mrs. Frances a. Warwick has been
discharged and il is expected that OF before the
day nf saleihe lien created by the other deed. will
also lie discharged removed. As TO enable
to sell the said land discharged of said liens
The land adjoins the lands of Messrs Shore.
Winston. Henry Blakey, Poe, Parkhis, Reuben
Boyd. and Roy. 1t is about "A mile from Rockets.
convenient distance for persons doing business in
Richmond. who wish to reside out of the CITY; and
* in position where its value i Likely be great
" increased by public improvements now in pro-
rrs= ofc~nstrurtinn. II is said to be well wooded
and ware-ed Ii will BE sold in lots Of conv enient
Size 10 suit purchasers.
The terms will b.. made known on the day Of sale.
R Mn J. T Dh hANeEf' }rru.s-r..
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sssz.9 -.
OPEN FROM LYNCH
KlIRl. ,EO KlIGMANAN.

Through o LyactJmrg ~ 81 ho"rs-f ARE - 80
Through TO Leaingtoni in Tire Days ARE 90
Through 10 Bachalpini in 7too D"gs-FAEE ) 90
Our Packet Boats leave Richmond for Lynch
burg daily, as usual, at P. NJ, Sundays excepted,
and arrive there in 81 hours.
Passengers by Mondays. Thursdays and Sntur-
days Boats connect in Lynchhurg with the boat,
for Buchanan aud arrive at 6 Z. NJ, and with the
Stage Line at North River and arrive in Lexington
at 5 p. NJ.
The traveller can now with economy and com
fort survey the most beautiful scenery in the Noun
tains of Virginia. The view at Balcony Falls.
where the james River passes through the Blue
Ridge. is in ,selfn sufficient inducement tor pas
sengcrs To take this line. and the whole route IL
bove Lvnchhurg, at any bend Of the james. pre-
sents a combination of River and Mountain Scene
ry unsurpassed in any country.
The distance from the North River to the Nntu-
raj Bridge is only miles
Returning-Lcave Buchanan at 6 A. NJ. and
Lexington at A. NJ. "Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg at ?. NJ.
Below see card between Richmond and Lynch
burg for fare and hours of arrival.
Leare Richmond Daily, erec7t Sunday, at p. N.
ARRIVE AT TINE. FARE.
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no. J. IJAF 10,
April o2-,25Na.
AND FOR SAi

AND FOR SALE-Ay Land ii reto-
IL fore advertised living on the waters of South
Fork. of Rockfis River. in the county of Nelson
will sell To the highest bidder on the 7th day Of
April next it lair il the ecxt fair dav thereafter
1t contains between 200 and 500 Acres,
md rnn he conveniently divided into two Farms
with good Dwelling lionses on each. This Farm
lies beautifully, nad j. n fine wheat and tobacco
Land any in the county. and cls AR of an sTonty
or ccertious places. will refer any one wishing
to purchase. MIR. Francis Allen formerly of An
susta co.. il should moi be at home who W II give
II full aud fair description of the Land to auv one
wishing xsmnc the same. as h lives al dining
and uwusn part cfthe original tract.
TERMS-Ope third cash. the balance in one
and TWO years. and to carry interest from the day
uf snlr.
ALso-At the same time, will cell 260 AcnIs
Of fine Tobacco Land lying ndiacrnt u, the first
mentioned tract, mud some LlkELY YOUNG \ E.
! GROES. amongst thrm II first rate cook, washer
and ironer. GEORGE II. CRAWFORD.
Greeifcd. Nelson co.. Va.
March "a 1852.
y. B-Thr above advertised prnpcrty is not
sold and can he bought privately and Il bargain
had. rs am anxions leave for Texas this Spring
Terms be altered in the way of cash to suit
purchasers.
II has becn said by good and dsintrresiei udg-
es to be tho most beautiful place in the county.
April l9-ts G.. VI. CRAWFORD.
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PUBLIC AND PRIVAIE SALES.


- TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL.
g GABLE LAND IN PULASKI COUA.
TY.-By virtue of the provisions of deed Of
trust executed to Joseph A. Logan and myself, by
John Wygal. jr. and Mildred A. his wife, ON the
sth day OF March, 1874, and duly recorded 10 the
clerks ofice Of the county cortof Pulaski county,
|, rs surviving Trustee will for the purpose of ex-
ecuting the trusts declared in said deed, proceed
On the l7th day Of June, 1852. tho premises. to
sell the real estate conveyed in said deed Of trusf
to the hi CHEST bidder, for ready money.
The Land is described in the deed aforesaid,
las lying in the county of Pulaski in the State Of
virginia. being the tract upon which the said wy
gal resided. and comprising various surveys and
tracts, all contiguous and adjoining each other and
containing between l,5OO and l,5OO A
ores Of Land. with all the appendages and
aprurtenances thercunto belonging"
The above Tract Of Land is situated within
mile Of the village of Newborn. the county seat of
Pulaski. the Southwestern McAdamized rold pas
se- through it. The Lynchburg and Tennessee
Rail Road will certainly pass in its immediate vi
einity, aid most probably over it.
The estate is one of great fertility and beauty
producing grain nbundantly. and admiralty adapt
ed to the grazing business. 1t is in fine heart and
condition. and well Set in grasses. with Dwell
CT LING HOUSE and the necessary out hous-
k.1 upon il. About half Of the Land is
cleared and in cultivation. Further description il
deemed unnecessary. it is supposed those dc-ir
ing to purchase will make personal examination
of the premises for thrmselvc,. Mr.. Wygal re.
sides on the lend aud will show it such persons
rs desire 20 examine II
Bv The terms Of the deed. the Trustees are
thori.ed an1 empowered to sell the land in such
portions and in such manner. as to them may APP
pear most conducive to the interest Of all concern
ed.
On thc day Of sale it viii be announced whether
the said land viii he sold entire tract. in
TWO or more parcels.
invite the particular attention of gentlemen
desiring to ioves; their means in Real Estate, to
these lands they are exceedingly valuable on ar
count If their fertility, aud the character Of their
products. They situated in one Of the most
beautiful. healthy and improving portions of the
State The title il believed to be perfectly clear;
as trustee, however, shall only convey such title,
as is vested in me bv the aforesaid deed of trust.
WM. BALLARD PRESTON,
Mar l5-fl7irn Trustee.
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mERCHANDIzE.
TOS. b. NOWLIN, Grocer, Cor

TOS. b. NOWLlN, Grocer, Com.
- MISSION AND FOR WARDLNG MER-
CHANT, LYscnBuRo, vA.-Is now receiving hi
Spring supply of GROCERIES AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS. compri-ing:
N o. Porto Rico and ST Croix Sugar,
Loaf, crushed, puly~rised and clarified do
Rio and Laguyru Cufee.
30 mats fine old Java do
N U. p Z and West India Moiasses,
Stuurt's extra Molas-e> Syrup,
Rolled and hammered Iron.
Blister shear and cast Steel.
Box fence and common Nails,
sxlO and l0xl2 Glass,
/ chest very fine Green Tea,
do black do
Rice, Ginger, Pepper Spice. Bale Cotton. few
bale. extra No. / Os,.ahurg-; No. 2 do; 81, ID
brown and beached Dume-rirs, Caiicoes, &c. &c'.
whrh ne will sell low'for cash, in exchange for
r,utrv rrpduce. apl la-ts
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MEDICINES.
A YEls,s ClIEvRY PECTORA1

"A FOX che CUaE Uf COUGHS. COLDS,
Hoarsrness, Broachi is. IvAeopag- Cough. Crsry.
Ashmn ard Cossausptioa
AAi BY ne 'ircr, npoa ne bank tAerecf. sAdH
Je' mcai. raosc ttci sAaff NOT (0de and
for medicine"
ticfewas nope Tor the sick recorded long ago,
and every year adds new proof TO the assurance
that these promises shall MOI iaii
As medical Science discovers md dc.irn.ies tho
, ~, a''ie ""s gwen, one by one. thu tiseascs
that ailict our race yield the control Of nr, or
all the naiadi,s we suffer from, none has rnyr;rd
more victims to an untmcly grave tbnp C.,..,r,,.
ton OF the Lungs. Suhiuincd we ri,. ..,,. w.
l~noe that this too may be cured und thu, Pulr,,.
airy Oomplniut-, in NIL their forms, may be rcmo,cd
ryCHEREY pECTORAL.
Space will not permit us to publish here INV rr,.-
'irt'on ~ the cures !, hns affected bu, the Ar.n,
'elow named will furni h Circular free where
N are iuH particulars and indispufahlc pr,of ~
thesct facts Sufferers, rca aad Judge tor Yourselves:
For Igfacnss and JIhoopine Corek
Nashville, Tenn, June %, 1851.
Sn:-l have repeatedly used your Cherry Pee
t'ral for Whooping-consh aud Inilucr,n. md bayo
no hesitation in pronouncing il IL complete remedy.
Four of my children hav been afflicted with these
diseases. and the free Of the Peciora ha. AWAY,
'ii.,rdod almost instant relief JAS. GLOVER
We attest the truth of the nbove statement
NJ. McGtNTY. Editor Nashville Nvhis-
J. NJ. ZIMMERMAN. Druggist.
For CoaspmPfire Cough.
Pittsburg Pa, Feb as 1851
Dear Sr:-Foi three years hnv~ Ei.en Athlete n
with Cough, 50 distressing thu, frccurntiy de 4.
paired OF recovery; much Of the tu,r yns obl;.e Il
To sit in my chair, my c.ugh would sut3or .tc
me when iaii dnwn, Having used many remedies
without much relief at last tried the CL,rry Poe
tural. which under Providence has cured M. nil A..
gether, i nm with gratitude yours
JAS. M'CANDIESS.
Tais ~ tke cures n 4 ma raeh ka,.
ben edited 10 or, r,y P,,serai
Albany. N. y. April II, IsIs.
Dir. ArER. L.w-lI--Dcnr Sir:--I have for y,rr,
'iecn afflicted with Asthma in The worst form. so
nat have been Obliged to sleep in my chair for
'rger part ct the time, being unable To hr,nthe q.
| ny bed had tried great many medicines To no
'ir"'e' until my physi.itn prescribed, nm cx
tunrn'' Your Cherry f"rtnral
Al hrsI 1t seemed To make M. worse; lu, in les.
"a" W"r' brsnn Ia "Srri'irucc the most graft.
Ni4e r'' IRON ~ n~'' and nov IN fun week. the
''a'" - rrir''it removed. ,ln sleep on nv led
'ith comfort n-d cni'y tate 81 health which |
al never Np'rtrd toctJ"S. q. y GAkANT,
C"'nnn>si'n mud Fu'w ardug Merchant.
from NE Pr'ii ~ o Astersf Cah,se. Edma,l
Tia che e6. W. D. LL. D.. d..
y, G. Aver, Sn:-l lHyr used ypgr Cherry Pee
'riii N ny own ctsr at i''p--i,t bronchitis. aud
AN -a't-h d, tram IT. r,irn.rn constitution. that i,
an almimhr ""npouni e.r tic rriicf of aryngiai
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I AND FOR SALE.-The Sub

IL scriber, desiring to move to the State Of Tn
nrssee. offers for sale the very valuable TRACT
OF LAND on which he resides, situated in Am.
hcrst county. the waters of Hurts Greek about
six and half miles from Lvnchhurs-adl Joining
the lands of Messrs. Mclyer, Wood aud Poindex-
ter.
The Tract contains i6O ACRES, on
aportion of which is heavily timbrrrd-the 49,
remainder in excellent Turning condition. being Of
fresh and productive soil, aud well laid off and en-
closed ny substantial Fencing. There are some
highly improved LOTS. aud f.e ORCHARDS Of
Apples, Peaches and Cherries. A considerable
portion of the Tract is fine MEADOW LAND.
and the whole Farm ahounds in cool running
branches and aortr. taing Sp,ines
The buildings consist Of "a COMFORTABLE
DWELLING and every necessary Clubhouse.
All. any portion Of the Crops. Stock. uten-
sis. Furniture Sc. now upon the Land will be
sold along with it if desired
Those wishing to purchase, are requested to
make early application. the subscriber desires TO
complete his arrangements for movingas speedily
as possible. Address. Lynchhurp.
mirch o9-wio9nal WM. NJ. BOILING.
Stnuntan Spectator publish 1t and send act. TO
ihj. Office
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81 W. W. JAWS.
Tn free, Alas, Tn free!
My thought. no bondage own,
Boil pine. ! pinc roses
This liberty o'erthrown;
liong TO scar the chains
That on others see
Tobesr the eapti~e's rains-
I'm free. Aiss. I'm free!
A waud'ror DER the world,
A ROCK midst ocenn's foam,
Atrce BY tempcsis whirled
Away from its river hume.
4 cloud by tempests tossed.
A rudderlcss ship Mt sea.
A sand in the desert lost
I'm free. alas. I'm free!
The xoicc Of prayer ascends
That the sick may prosper well,
The ear Of loving friends
Catch the dying ones farewell,
No prayer for me ia heard.
No loved ones heart shall be
Moved by my dying word
I'm free. alas, I'm free,
The prison Of n home.
A cell In friendships tower.
A love forbid to roam
BY strong affections power
And chains that will enslnve
Two hearts in unity
These are the bonds l crave
I'm free, alas, I'm free,
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~ . me attthtluH tt sust"ih'is "''' '''N -
lie generally. to their
Spring supply Of Groceries, &c.
consis isg in part as .fo'l"rs rf-:
Is hid P r. Cuba and II o Sugar
S do st Croix do
30 boxes and bbls Loaf crush d and row'd d"
5bhls supr. clarified do
Is hlsls Cuba Molasscs
5 do p Il do superior
10 bbls n o do -
bags Rio and Lagura Coffee
90 do and mats snperinr old Java do
90 tons Bar Iron, well assorted,
l do Hoop and Band do
I do Blistered Steel
l do Cast and Shear do
$50 sides Sole Leather
- do Upper do
SO doz Calf Skins. Baltimore, Philadelphia, n
and French
90 do Pink Lining do
400 K, g eur Nail. 3 TOGO dy
Ii do wrought do
10 do Horse Shoes
. do II rse Shoe Nails
Is boxes .urr Sperm Candles
70 do Adamantne do
60 do Hull & Sons patent do
40 do Tailow do
0 do Soap
do do extra fine
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn
bales Osurburss. superior.
Also Indigo Maddcr Alum and Copperas.
Pepper Ginger 81 e, Nunicgs, Mace Cloves
and Cinnamon; w, ting, Letter and Wrapping
Paper Bed Card, and Plough Lines; Dnm">tic-.
M doii . t'rms, exchanged for couoiry produce
al
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GORGE BAGBY, Grocer. Com
AZ LSl> ION IND EQR IL IRDLAG MEN-


CHANT, Lv,trhlug, Fa.-Ofcrs for sale:
10 hhds o, z Rico and Santtcruz Sugars,
20 boxes and bbls loaf crushed and pulveriz.
cd Sugars.
10 hbls Coffee Sugar, prime article
II hhds and bbls MuInsscs, n U, Cuba and Su-
gar il"u<r,
40 bags Coffee,
5000 lbs new Bacon hog round,
80 boxes Sperm, Tallow and Adamantne Can
dies,
l0l bbls family Roe Hcrrings.
30 TINS rolled Iron of every size and Of supc-
rior quality.
80 box Tin Plate l0xl4 and l4x20,
Iron Wire.
Sf'eltcr in slabs,
Zinc in sheets,
Russia and American Sheet Iron
Lnmphack in bhlS..
100 sides Sole Leather,
so do black Upper do
Tanners Oil. Solar and Sperm do
Mprkrrrl in kit. and bbls.
10 kegs Old Domon Nails.
800 lbs cast shear aid wedge Steel,
1000 = American blister do
Cn~t steel II tmmcr Shapes.
Bnri.r'> Horse SHOES horse shoe Nails.
Anvil=. Vices Mill Saws and Files.
For sale accommodating terms. at he oil stand.
Feb OF.
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Passengers for Staunton, by this route. leave
Richmand. Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at s
T. NJ. arrive in Scnt,svie next day at -. and IN
Sfaunton at 9 p. NJ.
Passengers for Cumberland c. II and Farmville.
leave the same evenings. and renrh Cumberland
c. II ut u next A NJ. and Farmville by liz p.
NJ.
Packages or extra baggage To he sent by boats or
stages, must GO at the risk of the owners or we
will not forward them.
BOYD. EDMOND s. DAVENPORT.
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A large assortment at Sa at various sizes and
patterns with aud without powder proof lo Ks. for
sal. the Depot. LAG WATER STREET, NEW
YORK.
Bur. lar Proof Bank Vaults and Vault Door :
made tn order.
STEARNS & MARVIN, late Rolf. Sfcarn< 4
CO., successors to Rich & Co. 1916 Warcr-st. and
cor. Avenue \ aad ST Mar = Place. n. y. sole
Projectors Of Ricl's Patent, and the only makers
of Siiamanier Safes combining W,lier', aad Rich's
Patents tor sale by
THOMPSON s. ONDESLUYO,
apl 3G-3m Baltimore Nd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
NOR SALE...rhe undersigned has q.

NOR SALE.--rhe undersigned has a.:
l. for sale two ilnusc. aud Lots-the hou- -
-es are brick aad recently built with all necessary
our houses aud well of water and the lots contain
threc-tourihs of an ucre each This property is
situated Immediately in the ncigiiborhood Of d. B.
Pnyne. and opposite Edmund Logwood'', and
are desirable family residences.
have for sulc also. three building Lots in the
same ncighborhood. each containing one mere.
For terms. upply to Greed T. Wills in the alb
sence of the undersigned. WIN. DANIEL, in.