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EMPRESS AGEHCIE1.

A II PRiDE& co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, NO
~ Wall strcet,-Freght u cents per h.
across the lsthmus by hosquea Co.. transporters all
the gold dust Next shipment by the Sierra Nevada 18th
March A. H. PRIDE co.
II. PRIDE IL CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS RE
a. moved to No. Wall street next express win 20
forward by steamship Sierra Nevada Wednesday 18th
inst Goods will 90 through in charge Of Mosquera Co.
Important dispatches will BIO taken by special
and will lie delivered in advance OF the United States mails
in San Francisco Having made with
hosquesa Buertado Co.. the transportation agents of
the bullion gold dust and the
mama tho only recognized agents English
ana American Insurance Companies, prepared
ward goods OF description from New York California
Oregon, China the Sandwich Islands and South American
racine ports with the utmost despatch Printed
can be ad at Office Weguarantee the delivery
10 San Francisco by the regular connecting
charge for Custom House Consular fees
A. H. PRIDE CO., No7 all street.
GREGORY'S CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
~ Express. per steamer Sierra Nevada, Wednesday,
March at PM.-Our express Of this date will be Ia
charge OF Captain s. Carmack avoraby known the Pa
chc Freight should be delivered Mt the Office Tuesday
Also an Express per Daniel Webster via Nicara
steamer, Mr. Robert Il. Lockwood of San Francisco
Office Through in about twentysx days Freight should
be delivered Thuroday Parcels received II M
Of sailing and letters until hafpas PM Packages
be in water condition and exceeding 100 lbs
weight THOMPSON HITCHCOCK.
Managers and Agents, li9 Pearl street. corner Of Wall.
After LIST May, at 2O5 Broadway.
ExPREsS NOTlCE-THROUGH TO CALIFORNIA
~ direct by the splendid running United States steam
ship Ell DORA DO March 20. The only line. A few
first cabin and Tickets had by early app
cation to BERFORD CO., No. Aston House.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD, FOR riiILA-
u depha from pier No. l. North river. foot Of Battery
Mace ly steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily
Morning line leaves A. NJ Afternoon express line st
T. NJ through to philadelphia III four and half hours
rorc-rs class ears So second class tby r. W. linz only,
So Reforming leave Philadelphia from foot OF walnut
street AZ w.. and L. w. fmisrant line by tcamboat
TRANSPORT, from pier NJ. ], atjP. ". Fare y 90
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DTRECr.-U. 5.
Mail ana Express Lines, through y "a hours ~ -
Railroad, Jersey City leaving New nrk ~ ~ W. oot
ofcortandt street; A. NJ and 81 i. Liberty street
Leave Philadelphia hours from foot 81 Walnut street.
ar reduced TO So Tor frat class and $50 for second CLASS
Baltimore Washington and Charleston through tickets soii
N the above lnes and through luggage carried In the A.
~ and ~ T. n lines from Nav York with through oondus-
tors without expense.
EoR Albany, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARs-rARE
II rciNced.-S2 2,-Rcgnlsrty aud safety combuei.fhe
carr Of the New York and Harlem Rslrosd Is.vs the City
Hall St.ti.n ". v,rs daily !Snnasys esceptetl at
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
IVA Lover.Professor LAwton Boston, formerly OF Lon
dom will send to address, receipt of dollar post
the devoted affections Of many Of the as their
hearts DESIRE The simple but captivating
that all be married irrespective Of age
position and last though not it be arranged with
such and delicacy that detection impossible Ad-
dress Professor Lawton Boston, Mass No letters taken
from the Post Office unless the postage is pad.
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MRS. BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA, TIN
A ders her services to ladies and gentlemen shs
in Astrology Love and Law Matters interpreting Dreams
&c. by books and science constantly relied Napoeon
aud will toll the name Of the lady gentleman they will
Also the Of the vers Residence All Grand
street between Clinton and Attorney Streets Ladies
fifty cents; gentlemen dollar.
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INoRrnlNeToN q. sNEruEN CONFINES 2,

w ORTHfNG1ON G.. SNETHEN CONTINUES ~
w practice law in the supreme courtto attend to cases
before prosecute claims aud settle accounts
against the Departments and Boards Of ccmmsioper-to
home aud abrosdto bt pensions ast
bounty lands collect dcb dividends egncies aud nhe-
rances in any part Of the uncd States IN foreign
investments funds Ia loans and stacks
aud ON and mortg,goaud to negotiate the purchase
and sae lands and patent rights state OF the
Unon Particular attention paid to Csornis land Tito
con,ag the Unasd states Supreme Court on
pesl mmunicstions prepaid, addressed 20 u Sne
thcs No carroll Place. Capitol uh Washington, D. q,
will meet With psowyt sttsnhsa,
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EDWARD K. COLLINS l. Co., Sc Wall St., n. York
BROWN, SIMPLIFY Il Co., Liverpool
u. q. ROBERTS l. Co.. Ii Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MLNROE Co., 20 Rue Notre Dame des Vic
torres, Paris or
GEO. ii. DRAPER, Havrc.
The Of these ships will not be accountable gold
silver bullion specie ewery precious stones or metals
unless bills ofadng signed therefor the value
therein expressed.
DACKETS TOR HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
i lowing ships will leave Hayre on the 10th, and New
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Lea. Propristor.-Two perform snces ara gives svsa
day commencing nc clock tho afternoon and 81 ha
past ~ the evening Ths estabishment tbs sniy Pias
IN the United states ~cro tho Model hrsts he
Inc company composed Of troupe OF Artists soleceeAfs
ther beauty and figure snd under tho
Mile GARNET, Premier Model 70 this estabshmcRt.
msgnhesn series OF groupings will be produced sarcfui
selected from tho most admired sculpture viii
new properties and appointments. "Leas Female Oper~
Company the only organized band Of ladies in existence
will appear every Afternoon and evening Mons .arss tho
original AntipodoAA Pedestrian, will walk "bcad dows-
on she ceiling at AZ elevation Of twenty hys fess
from shc ground and eighteen length which throws
All compettors IN tho shade The greatest wonder The
world produced, Mona Gresore, tho
the world, will break with his naked hst any the
audience choose to Offer with other unparalleled fats
Of strength Tho usrivalied tribe OF Acrobso Sisters
will appear IN their wonderful gymnastio rtsinme.te
producing great excitement by their extraordinary sxh
tons variety Of tort sinments arc gives
every an ern0on and evening" suoh he otA
in the World For fu particulars q 80
Seats in Private Boxes 70 cents Orchestra Seats wft
cushioned chairs, M oents Boxes 5 cents; Gallery.
l2ts cents.
TyNEMPLE OF THE GRACES.-NEW PLACE OF AMUSD
ment, three doors above Nbos Open every nisht, ne
the purpose Of classical illustrations Of Ancient Btatuar
" tho fren.h and Enslsh troupe OF Living hcdsis w1
Ethiopian Minstreay and othor entertainments Deerp
open ut o'clock performances to commence at8
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"
JOHN MINRoE Co, % Rue Notrs Dame des Vic
GE lS'!e Il. f bRAP Fl Hsvre.
. OF these ships viii not b for gold
unless S osdns s signed the value Ir
therein expressed
PACKETs FOR HAvRE--sEcoND LTNE-THE FOL
York on the Isl Of each month
ship ST. DENIS, ron" jan n. iGFA ifI Feb n' Il
200 r ton. h9rthen, May June e
A'' SIR st. NicmoLAs, TfSsSS. 9 Mar
n W. E ESei Gds master oe S Hy Is
ship BALTIMORE. March, April y
R's Conn., ns mas,sr SNS ayy H bss. 5
tss %s ,ss tons sar, h SSEs s seSt e
Tis Shn W al r %,stes p h, Jan y
all requisite articles for the comfort
of o na or nao ss
sent the subscribers will be forwarded free from any
BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents. lsi Pearl street.
SouTHwEsTERN NAvIGATIoN.-THE STEAMER
Ky, for New Orleans on the sd inst She has splendid
''''''1' = BESEDiicr CARTER, Agents.
EoR SAN TkANCIsCo-PACKET OF 2orH MARCH,
Can't TharDss n'T Sppeb the ship toms
in first cabin, saloon, and second cabin
rsrlete with every convenience will take limited number
saloon, $40 second cabin sl6o The splendid mode u 6i.
dixie (ths being his third voyage to San The
most positive assurance Of an extraordinary short passage
families viii find in this vessel requisites Tor voyage
number
be strictly limited passengers taken than can
be handsomely and comfortably accommodated. Saloon
f-''e.e1'' --'' i. b. sUTToS. 81 Wall street.
LIMITED STATES AND PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
- Cempanies-Only through line 70 California and Ore
ILLINOIS ,oI Capt'in n J. Harstene, u s NJ being now
day, day ApT 2 at o'clock precisely from the Eisr =.
Companies extra May from Panama San Fran
i 81. Iss IN Of s are IN
For freight apply only At the ocs Of the Com
panies, III West street. corner of Warren street
Companies-The only through line for San FRANCISCO.
via Navy Bay and Pansma.Through tickets for saeThe
splendid double engine steamship Ell DORADO. 800 tons,
March 20 at clock, p NJ, from her pier At the foot
street for Navy Bay 70 without de-
nys steamship Republic from Panams to Francisco.
SS 1ssp warren sss s the companies
u Light Freight-Sbip JOHN Barring, Captain Made
gan, TO sail the I'D inst has for about hun
passengers This vessel will take sixty
cabin PASSENGER Price Of 10 prt esbs 500 do
second cabin sio Apply on bosrd 81 Pier H. N H. Or ~
y. x H. FOWLER 30 West street. or
II. II. BurTERwoRru. - Liberty street
I'HRoUGH TICKETS FOR SAN FRANCISCO, LEAv-
ing Ne. York A pril TO- yanssrbits new and magni-
1900 tons burthen will make her Grst trip direct,
leaving New York the 10th OF April from per No.
Light vii bs taken from Panama by the new double ea-
gine steamship ). ;. Lewis OF 1000 toms burthen Tor
Of their accommodations for cabin and steer, e p
being hted expressly Tor the requirements
D.B ALLEN, Agent, No. Battery place. ~ stairs.
LoR SAN FRANUlsCo-wEDNESpA MARCH IL
Clipper ship mo. Captain Smith. nov ~ the
North River Is unayodshly Diet sinad She can take tca
MAIii.fH /" ffF osp. 10 ics Wsii @.ssS., eet,
g. con- 10 HsAstc'c',
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rIlnE CuOIR Or THE nROAnWAY rAnNRnAcIn


would respectfully announce that the evening ~
"Wednesday Msroh H. they will give their second Aanss
Gee aud Ballad when they will
variety Of popular geea and in choru such rhs
German Patriotic song. The Sleigh Ride" Spring Cos
Jag &C. &c The Alieghsnians will also he present. snt
sing for the last time public before leaving for California
Mr. Sedgwck will perform hs Soios upon
ccrtina variety Of solos aud Duets will also be give.
members OF the Choir. Also. Johnny sands by little
singer years old; all under the OF Prof We
a. bradbury assisted by J. H. Ensign, pianist. Tickets -
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QE00 REWARD.-JEFFRIB6' ANTID0TE a SfE-
ROOV cine mixture for the Of Prtrstc -
mskes speedy cure, without the least o.
drink exposure, change In application 70 busin, ne
proprietor challenges single case wscn tne mMsusrn1
cure under the forfeitnrs hundred dotAs N
pvt M in bottles. with fall direetio": ~ -; vss es
lasts wcek-map, are cured In TIVE dsyA Tor sAnY C~
IA RING 10. Rresl.sy i0s Baysra strsos, n. VI W
Listis ,ot Hsueysr ssssst. ssstSs. wrxhS Ces NsU
Oesa.s,
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brhh.nt f',s7a, Tor 81, patreks day. Wednesday
QJlNOITL got upin splendid styie. viii 10 repeated ts
grher with full performance IN the circle By ts xresx
troupe OF X. Sands & Co. Madame Sherr,od's Fv,x.n
Deneht Thursday evening.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR SALE, At AUG
ton, Monday the I'D March, AZ ~ o'clock, at tn
Horse Bazaar n Crosby trcctA pair Of bay horses sound
and kind is and the other years old, fa5
ravecrs steady in either single double harness and
together in the country by the
Also strong sorrel Canadian accustomed t.
wagon cart we'll the saddle and Is kind Also
light Wagon in in the country and built TO
order by Adams Of Harlem. Also, handsome travelling
high Wagon nearly and little used has pole and
shafts arranged for either four persons built special
~ the very material and handy carriage for
gentleman driving daily the city, having parcels &c
One set single, and set double harness silver plated
nountiggs, good condition and little used The above
will he sold in consequence Of the going to Europe
ADY'S HORSE FOR SALE-A VERY SUPERIOR
L. chestnut horse fifteen hands high years old well
broke lsdys saddle stylish aud gentle creature per
fecy sound warranted Price SOS. Can be at Dis
lrows Riding school, FcDrth avenue opposite seventh
street.
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NOR SALE--A GOOD PLATFORM SPRING WAGON
suitable for feed grocery milk farm wagon; has
shifting top and seats for twelve Also second
hand four passenger Roekaway Also hand shifting
top Buggyall in good order. Can be at Rafferty,
factory IS Canal street
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nor SALE--vALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE
neighborhood Of Union square, of Irving place
and Fifteenth street being 81 feet Irving place and I2
feet the street; will be sold in parcel divided
Also the southweery Of Third and Thirty
fifth street. Apply to
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NOR SALE-COUNTERS, SHELVING. PLANK PAR
- titions Doors, Windows &c, nearly Also,
beautiful black letter Stationery sign Inquire at 3l2
Broadway.
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, 4ft BROADWAY ABOVE
w Howard street.-Wood's Mnstrels-H. Wood, Pro-
Prctorj S. A. Wells. Msnsgor-0pcn every nght.-Mr.
Wood takes great pleasure in announcing that he has eff
fected engagement with those oelebrs are Mes
s. A. Wells, f. Horn, T. y. Briggs, Leopold D. Meyer and
until further notice in variety Of and original fes
tures giving entertainment which he feels c0nhdeut
MORT the Of his friends and the public Tickets
Is cents Doors open ut quarter before to
quarter before o'clock Grand Concerts on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons. at o'clock
NIBLO'S GARDEN.-FIFTY LADIES TOR CORPS DE
Ballet wanted Immediately Apply at the Garden from
ii till this day and tomorrow, to CORBYN.
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LN0R SALE TO LET OR LEASE-THE TWO THREE
Il story bck Houses, the Second avenue 10th
street Harlem, with easements, under cellar marble
tells CRATES. &C. finished throughout in the best
and we'll suited for large families at moderate For
terms, apply to GEO. CHESTERMAN,
50 Nassau street, 40 Broadway.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

INOR SALE-A HANDSOME, STYLISH BAY MARE. bit
hands high old. sound and kind in single aud
double harness Can ro mile to wagon n three minutes
and seconds Would make excellent horse Tor
entleman Can be the stable Of Bayard aud
Elizabeth Sold account Of not being required
prq
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NOR SALE.-A RECTIFING AND DISTILLING ES-
Enlistment Of long standing, with Leech Tubes and
still perfect working order together with the buildings
and lease Of nine years Apply the premises
1903 West Eighteenth street. Sixth and
avenues; or at No. So Mulberry street.
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\ a Circuit Court Of tn corporation Of LyncAburg
Il continued and held the Courthouse in said cor
pur lion, On Saturday ia e5th day of June ls59.
Johnti Neeni. surviving partner of Mckee < Mccm.
john Richardson. Henry NJ. White, William Ridgevuy,
Napoleea 3. Cahe Allerd l. Dillo-l Richard S. Ellis.
William 4 White, executor Of Jucoh White dec d. Al
eNandor Irvine the President Directors and Company
ottl,e Lyaebafg and Blue Ridge Turnpike Company
Arasteal Long and Eliza T. his wife executor and ex-
"rutrx Of Jesse l.. Perry deed, lll Shaw William
Q Ook, Henry Evans, 1halnas Irvine \ Co David
O5esby Moses Penn, Hnrsa9d NJ. Penn. spinh- &
Wait Frederick Nihoof Luther Wait benjamin Sever
nnce, Janas A Lewis. John Mccoy it, John and James
Capeheatt, fhonus Smith, John CupcAeatt Silas Ruff
ner JACOB 'hilips, I.aacB Dabnoy, Robert Hamilton
ind Dyer Buses surviving partners Of the firm Of Ellis
Hamilton x Co, james Bream and John Tackwell
Sterling Chavez, Anderson and Wmuaker. Andrew
Newhean. Thpmas \. Enbauk, Dickinson Arm
strong Co.. Henry Davis. Henry New, David Ruiiher
Ezekiel Day, Lewis RUiaer admr with In. wilanncxed
of John neford dccd rhemas J. Gibson amilton and
Burgess, James A. Mauiweather, Thomas Smith, John
Thuman, William Il Victor, franklin Reynolds
Jnmes Scott Dyer Hurges. Smith Bagwell < Co,
Mcfarland Wilson William Gillian, Welri Mcfarland
< Co; John NJ Watkins, u sou 4 Brooks md Lodo-
wick Norman, creditors Of John }. Cubell deed.
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lHnypfte hands.

laye also for sale, very desirable uact of Lnnd. ~
ing HE county of Fnyete on both sides of the Charles
ton, Fnyerte and Raleigh Turnpike road known the
Hill Harvey Tract continuing about POO Acres well
improved, with a good Dwelling, Barn, Stables. aud
other Out-tl ouses,-a fine Apple and Peach Orchard,
and l. admirably situated for Store Tavern stnnd.
ALSO, one Other tract. adjoining the sumo, contain.
ing between 200 and 300 ACRES. And one Other
Traet, known the Bragg Trucl all Of which lies with.
in few miles Of the late surveys for the Railroad To the
Ohio River aud is Of choice quality.
oct l5-d&cts Il. }. BURTON.
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WASHINGTON, Dec.

In the Senate. the case OF the contested seat
between Merriweher and Dixon, of Ky, has
been laid over until Monday.
Senator Gwinn, from California, gave notice
Of the Introduction Of bill TO set apart public
lands for the construction Of the Pacific Rail
road.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Photographed for the Iynchnarg virslaian.
BosroN. Dec. g..

BOSTON, Dec. &
Adsiees from Hayii state that the French
have taken possession of port in ST, Donin-
60, and design improving it for Naval SIN
ton, unless the United States should object
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t5zs. FOR EsENT-rwo or three desr. if.As
ll.ts able Family Residences the hill, with Viii
good gurdens. &c Also, hot desirable boarding es-
ablishmcni, Kyles corner, Main street, contain.
ing fourteen lue in the occupancy Of Mrs.
Blanks Possession given immedatey y.
Ase. for snc, House and Lot ihe bill, suitable
fer. small family and another ON Lynch street
nov 24-dlm CIlAS w CHRISTIAN, Agent.
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OFFICE OF TINE Va. X Tenn. r, X. Co, !

Lynchbure Nov. Jth, 49,
A Z n meeting Of the Board Of Directors of The Vir-
/ a giuia mud Tennessee Railroad company, held at
their Office in the city Of Lynchbnrg. this dny.
On motion. Resolved, Tint the delinquent Stochhod
ers be called pay the due from them within
sxty days that lego proceedings will be instituted to
enforce collection.
copy from the minutes,
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ARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS

II At COST, FOR CASH ONL1.-llaving recent.
engaged in another branch of business. offer
entire stock of NEW GOODS at cost for cash They
offered the public ut cost in good faith, have
determined TO quit the business II Is seldom desi
nble stock is offered therefore respectfully ask all
in wanf of goods to Gull and supply themselves.
dec 3-dGcts COIllOUN & HOLT.
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against.
Thomn- r. Friend in his own right aud US admir- of
JohnJ. Cabe deed Richard K Crulle and Samuel II.
Early and Henry Ann his WIZ. pnuna Friend, Fran
els Z. Friend, Martha Josephine Friend, Mary Cne.
John c. Ward, Richard S. Ward and Sally II. Ward,
infants under The age of twenty onc-yeors by kodeS,
guardian al Item. Drtts
Nathaniel H. Campbell having intcrmarried with the
defendant Mary c. Cralle he hereafter In be treated
defendant in this md the pIanlsJo Ohm Rich.
ardson. Richard S. Ellis. Wn White, executor OF
Jacob White dec'd William Cook, David Oglesly John
Victor, partner Of w ams & Victor, and John w.
Bagwell partner Of Smith, Bagwell& Co. having de-
parted this life their deaths hereby, suggested Of re-
cord and theronpon the motion of Samuel Hariand
admir- John Richardson decd John d. Davis, Sheri
of Amherst county, and in thai character admir- OF Rich
ard S. Ellis decd Henry NJ White admir- with the will
annexed of jacob W bite deed, Gustavus a. WihghcId
and Edwin II. Cook, adm'rs with the will annexed OF
William Cook dec Il, and William NJ. Cabell admir- OF
David Oglesby deed by counse-theyare seNehly sub
sutcd plaintiffs in this cause in the place and stead
ofhc deceased persons ofcsod whose they rep
respectively. aud this Is ordered 10 stand
revived aud be proceeded in in future their namcs
accordingly And thrreupon this cause came ON this day
again to be heard upon the apers formerly read ana the
decree Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals entered in va
cation Ga consideration " ercof, and in pursuance OF
sud decree, this count doth order TINT the report ct
Spccia Commi s,ourr Davis with the exceptions thereto
be recommted TO the special commissioner, Rob
ert J. DayiS with Girct tons take account whether
the sale flhe kauawha Lands by Richard K. Crallc
commissioner in the proceedings mentioned, was then
and is beneficial to the infant defendants, and heirs
at law ol John J. CnbcIl decd und the extent oi ab-
~ which fell upon utney nnter and by virtue OF the m-
tuu of indemnify b, tween Putnry aud Cdbe,
and conform liz report, II need be arcoldiogly Tie
will also consi der the cAepons pro and con the addi
tonal claims and rroot5--nakng such changes as are
ustfcdand make report the Court with any matter
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself requI-
ed by the parties To be 20 suited.
A ruly-IeBtr, ID. ROBES, CIk.
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REA -Rannwoy, from the sui
% w scriber ON the l7th of November mu!atto
INN, TIA DDEiS,nbout feet or inches in height,
rather stout, and little inclined 10 be bow-lrggcd, about
% or % years of age think lac is lurking in the neigh
borllood of Big Lick, Salem. Bonsaels, Roanoke, or
IL Burks', B"telourt The above reward will be pnid
if delivered to me Mt Wythcyllc, or lodged in Jail in
Lynehburg. CHAS SCOTT
:, E-J1
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Agreeable the above resolution, statement Of nlI
b,innces due on stock, with interest will he made and
IL will be expected that oil the Stockholders in arenrs
will cali and settle tie sumo Mt this office.
nov I7.d2m JND n. HUGHES, CFk.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

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