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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
CPRJNGFIFLD. MOUNT VERNON

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= and PITTsBUeGH RAILaOAO.-PROPOSAL ; Tor
LOAN-SP d MOINI NshNU ,,rs sqa
PITTSBURGH SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MOhi-
GAGE CONVERTIBLE BONDS. ,,n.,--.,
m spripff-ld Mount N-rnon and Ptfssurgh Railroad
COMPANY osr for sale $4,000 Of their Mortgage bona'
with Coupons. 1900. 1,,,.s,-
# Isuusry d 1868 with interest a. per Ct SENT snnu-
av In the Cry Of New-N ok the Isl day OF Jsnua
and July Of each year here the principal Is So
Inv AZ secured Nv fr.t and only mortgage. % George
Ce Esd Of the City Of New York trustee ioi ne o'no
hodsrs The amount Of Bonds Thu. - or ss.ga 8 p.
vertb into tie stock OF the Company ar the opton OF me
H. mortgage cover. the line OF road from Springfield 20
Delaware rsance Of 90 miles. reaching. AZ the aei
nt1t Tie Cleveland. Columbus ard IincinuAu hhiloan'
snd on the real ar personal estate % the company Ne
tween srd a. both ps 80 This pat OF the raa i uas
rrtract ud the greater part OF the wo-A dour aaa
h. fr .isd aid brought into about The lsf 20 June
res IRE local inscriptions applicable 20 tnis dvi' M o.
III, road amount 10 Little upward Of -jottoi % winch
about thee quarters ha. been paid up And the entire cost
OF this MISUNDERSTANDING two costly bridges eacn cs ns
about jrtCo-Wil b. about s61otpt and me 'mpiny
I,ve rther So scr ption = u0w ST. Of 8 hn APO 10
cbe 70 Ire Fa-rn Division Of the ro'd extending 70 TIA
Ohio.rd Pennsy ania Road near Loudon'le, distance
of6i miles ,., ~ -,
peoped and productive any other part OF Ohio aad
Il forms an mportsnt Ink in through hne from NeS-fotk
to Cincinnati. by Of Phaielphis and Pittsburgh. An
examination Of the MAG Wi show that i occupies position
equal 20 any other In tie state.
Propo.ss will be received tor any amount rot less man
81 eco until the 2iih day OF September A. clock FRO
posss TO BE- addressed 10 MessTs. DEL MO, DUNLEH
CO. No l8 Nalst, indOrsed Proposals Tor spflaeneld
Msrnt Vernon and Pittsburgh Railroad Bonds Ten per
cent Of the purchase money will be required on aecepinS
The BIDS the remainder In Iua monthly nstamer OF 10
Ter purchasers at liberty 20 pay IN id interes on
lie bonds 70 iBn from dsy OF payment 80
map Of the road aud EXHIBIT OF toe adtfs or t.e
Comrapv NAV be had a, the office Of OELANO, DUN
LEVY & co. No. l8 Nall-s.. And all necessary informs
!. ron xi be sy SSTAoSY Pres s. and R. Co.
New-Yofk Sept q, 1882.
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The Scws from the Lcvant, from oHu'-
rla spss France and Madeira hvery disastrous 10 ''o
xrsres cld IN consequence great rise has 'aAen P"
In Wins hrsns'es, entrants and iai'in' win ~.
rssc In s.nuelySS,oa zanie Curr"n's nave ''.en
Il ees,s within the asi ten days. ard sonie n
rae ~ Ell under ., Madeira 30 y eent, S'o p,.,
~ ep~t rcr-sc Rrsndies 100 - = een'' NJ"
20 n In Msie,rs all thro"en'ne ",""I '10
n.a ,rs IN some parts Is wholly desnoyed' 80
a. ls,d will have nothing 10 export In the next
sss>a mnsl Be one Of great suffering to the nhso-
a srspe I, 10 them what potatoes used to be
.ree 5Ari Of irel,nd-,he principal support
We publish below statement OF the
,...,,,,, az the Baltimore and oso Railroad for the
,a,.A 81 Ausust Tskir the business OF July ana Au
n hi. year and comparing with that Of the cor
slrS months Of last year, and we have Tue loi
howirs results; o,,,-.
81, ,..e,n,, Of July, 1851 were s9i9is Il for the
- 49, spd for the Washcgion branch t2i 10 ~.
For laly lS,S, the receipts on the main s'e'n we're
slVSS CO Sod on the Weshlnston oisnon - Ooo o.
shcuips su Increase Of sll 973 - en- the mha stsn'
a. s4NO B on the Washington branch-ihe total m
crease heinz Sl6,52i q. $1,000, =, -
IT, receip,, Tor August, 1881, were sl02G72 81 on
he n ain ,em and l73 81 on the Washington
80 For August, 1852 the receipts we're Sli72lJ
s kr the main stem. and so 61 s. tor the Wasnins
.,p srsnch-shovips an ipcresse Of sj5i3 81 on the
uajr eem and IS 993 81 on the Washington branch,
apd msbir q total increase Of SCI, 53I ".
This road wss opened to Paramount 10 June last
The receipts of the Michigan Central
R.Irosd In the frs, twenty eight days of August have
been $4,000
The New-York correspondent of The
Vasliseton UAiOa gives the following statement In re
gard to be stock Of gold and silver In the United States
and tie progress Of increaie;
The increase of the precious metsls 10 the country
hiss become very great and the demand for the coin 10
s,perepty on the Increase From Australia aud Cai'
g., mia together the amount Of gold 10 be turned into
con will probably reach $1,000 900 per snnum-a
lar figure; but observe the large quantity watch
has teen absorbed in the United states with 1ut sPpa
r,r,ly tiog as yet the wants of the community the
teuTe will 30 less important The Official returns give
the import and export Of the precious metals into aud
rou the United states only since lO and the total re-
,u, of that moveme nj are IS follows
InPoETs AND EXPORTS TIRE PRECIOUS METALS FROM
1921 TO 1851
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paintins, &t.

ZINC PAlNTS-Warranted pure.-
~ The HEW-JERsEY ZINC co, Warehouse No. *
Deyt ere prepared 10 supply their Zine Paints at the fol-
lowing prices
No. White, ground in OIL 80. per pound
No. z White, ground In oil &c. per pound.
No. White, ground In oil 7c. Der pound
Brown and Black, ground 10 oil sac Der pound.
Dry White Of Zinc, &c. per pound
- WHITE ZINC PAINT,
A,er thoIoueh test In Europe and tn. United Sstss ha3
been oond % retain m beauty and protective qualities ag.
unvaed Il free from all poisonou, properties 90 common
and DANGEROUS In ether pigments VIII cover-equL weight
nom ~ 70 100 per cent space aa lesd and there
ore much cheaper to the Az On inside paint 10
VIZ nos turn Yellow even when exposed the supherou0
ses OF coal hfes or the foal Of ships Thar While
Zinc ground In vanish produces porcelain finish fhsn
BLOWN ANb BLACK ZINC PAINTS
IN few hours form hard and sod metallic coating 80
1000 onek iron and other metallic suaoeA are fema5ksn
for their repoof properties They specially sdspte
or marine purposes having been found TO !sss ne s0rs
ing scnon OF salt water, desructivs 70 oehH psn ~
eu supplied on liberal farms By
MANNING SQUiEA AssA NJ y bss2'
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INDIA RUBBER SHOES.-aOo,oOo

.ir,of CAY. ,.,spt v7icsnizsS asoees ana JseaareH
Ovrr,hoes - -
L.. .-Du.l " Fair Of the America lostifutsr
Fxport.. snd as.s usve SessE. are AVsi % ave pre-
a, a. oydsri.s .n5 ourehasin. Days hSctis equal go
-, a. gov,r, are caaroneS that the oo>abinsfsonS
A.. ,<.p AZ their old Of threatening prosentoa 10 my
,ussomer,-sn for effect that they may suD nr ese Sese
oo'e N'1 HORACE IA. DAY,
Oes.t Manufactures Of lncis Rubber shoes IN the unted
s,,,r. owner Of over ~ patsrt rights WGencass, Ne
Cocrtlspdt ss. Ns~.York
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Spolxeu. &c.

Ant a. 20 lat &c hp william Hitchcock couTay irsn Boz
d@s for Eew York. 81.
NeH YORK for AsiilUaL
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D. 5. HoUGH, Arctioneer. ,ov
THIS DAY, FRIDAY, Sept. III, AZ nUa
O'Clock large and PsrswP OK sale q sIssaSu RRT.
CLEs; Tsprstry Brussels Ply sndlnsran Csrg'n ois ~
Ware Fancy Goods So SC at the new sales n1 oSs
Broadway near Spring st. emh soipg every VARSITY " -
necessary 10 and all IN good order eha 70 20
cold without regard Terms stO sud asds oa,h
Tor approysd notes Catalogues the morning OF sale
WIN. FL. FRANKLIN, SON q w.
w Auctiot .ers will sell on THURSDAY, it'h septs
al O'clock AT the Merchsnts Exchs1ge, Farm Oh Ok
acre, and new House, near Newmarket, N. }.
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c..rrvLlY REPORTED Tos TIE TSisuNE
HAnfhe~'''' Turasn.v Sent q. 1854

THURSDAY Sept Q, ls52
AsUEs-The mrzkei IL steady "a e. OF W Dds n''-'
p.a,l. AZ 4, 5fl and Pots AZ VI 53dSi 81 -...
COTTON The market duh to-day ~ DaS 40 VJ
u :, eIi rr,css IRE arnoant sold yesteday ~ uAss
FIOiIR AND MEAG-We notice ineIs 81 III II, go
our make; the low Grades Of StsIe sna 1000 The
~, ana Il more active and there Il sometAlne oonz
10 a,ye the ,hiuping inc airy Il m d:rste 70 pit O
Of which 20 bbls sold " o.i - 90 uo 70 ,ras.t
ID ~ he sss of Dome 40 bbs At s. 81 1S4o1
r common 70 straight State 81 37l ~ % tor mxed
Genesee Is seog al 81 874 as FOR fair ofsod
sDd ssh IS l23 for 90 d extra Ohio; southern . 10
changed the demand Is fair mostly for the h1ms Gsds
sale. Of 500 bbs 81 4fdS4 for mixed 70 GOOD hAeu
brands end S47iGS5 57t for fancy. rye rlour 81
g - Corn nes is insstve at s. 10 for jersey ana s''i
for Brandywine go i.l or. S.no-
ton 10 realize The demand for exporr rood At the ao,
uent New Southern is scarce and wanted Inc ssle
n 600 bush good prime Genesee at ~ oB1tl lV
MIN. Whit1 Ohio At 81 o. 600 bush White Michigan a
81 Oidt q; 1880 bush. very good mixed a.
3d9i part delivered and 800 bns PRIME rec oHi "a,
lev IL sii scarce and nominal 72d75c Oats are peny
ard are dull st 4Sd46c for Western and state and
for jersey Corn Is in sood demand ana Ins e 400
6rmer The inquiry is mostly FOR the East Saes Of .1g
bush al 7ic Tor mound and 72a72c for Western Mixed
Rouud yellow is scarce and nominal. ,, c.,
WHlSkl-A sesdy market WITH falr enano. SSrs ~
$50 bbls a. 2d2itc for Ohio and 2c for Prison Drudge
is arm: sale, Of % bids. al PC time and interest
PRONISiONS-PoIk is hardly 90 irm bat 10 more s;tVs
is something going out Of market Nalss Of 2'y p2s a.
Sg IS for Mess 81 - for Prime, 81 for Rumph 10Y
Mess SO - for sour Gear and ~ Tor Cse PEE
is unchsDssd ard 10 modee'e request sales OF oos 81
Sl2GSl6fr Mes aud S5d%7 for old PT1ms Ls'd 81
ter and in good demand in part io- the Havana maze
sales OF 30 bbs 81 II glic for good 70 Prime ana l
AZ sI40Sl6 for Ohio and $l60Sl9 for Western New-fok
Cheese is selling more freely at od6ic ,.,.
WOOL is rather less active but far dssna 10, ~
tic Fleece exists 5000 h have sold at ga iec nsy s.
a42c Pulled Ia still and wanted Foreign IS dull
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Disasters, &c.

w.. GAiL4sr CsxRgef CEtv O. A P,..>..
sss.rday asL TIE Jass kstAsf q P.s.oa ~
LyslsG '. % ss.s - s. .sa -! q ne
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Tbi, gives by Importation increase of s9O415,5sS
In The specie Of the couutry during the psriod men
~ ned In the same period the supplies of dome'tic
o ID have been very much larger. The yield OF the
e mes in the Atlantic States became important first in
IL "a and the first supply Of California gold vas 10 1878.
The deposits from ell these sources at the Mines down
10 Lilly 81. lisp. were as fOlo~s:
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OENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

A \ + ~ ~ ~ II ~ ~ n nAlLINOAO
LOAN-S000eo DOLLARS-sesled proposals. vii
= received st the ocs Of the Company In PnsislphlA
until tie 18th day Of September 81 GgnssL oT la
vsole or any portion Of the sbovensned Loan.
The Loan Wi be secured BY hEst mortgage the Raj
osd Of ~ Cotnpang-3 miles IN enztn-and It's EQUIP
rsrt which when placed IN plete operation tetwssz
Hsrsursh snd Pittsburgh, Eth Engs tack zdEdtlss vii
At i-5tOtgu.
~ AMOUNT q u1ecnaJral Subscription 10 tho sapft.
aoek' Of the Company On the STA May, g. 10000
Sni1h vii shsruy oe increased 70 Tea Mi-oli Ga
rb>cnprous there vs paid 81 that date ta4l7,s95.
Yhs broad basis tOsetns Win the receipg OF "A.
Coz pauy non the business Of the road In ia unhns led es
Etion Demonstrating beyond doubt the ability Of ths
COMPANY pay not only interest It's debt diV
leads 70 nockhoder enables the Directors % der thu
.n % capitalists with unqualified that 10 VIII
,aord Of their funds a csrraia In
s pu1erusty nth which ire Rtsrsss viii b met ths
ssst government secoTiries-
Yae Boaas si Be issued In Of One fhousan1 Dor
with interest coupons ~ the rHte OF nix cent
sd payable the Et cEyi Of January and JAY Of
ya.r the Office fths Company In ibis city, IL Of
k20 serny with interest coapons 4 the rate d i've PEI
cent payable Ia LondOz-eaeh without any dsduso 70
sxef
payable SIst Of December lssQ they MAJ
vetsd the option o. TIRE owner into the capita
he Company psr a. any tine previous = he SlE DsSs
Ysu,yfv. per cent OF essh .se.sted BID 70 D, ,a,s
within twenty Gays s-r TIE receipt Of IOce Of .csevt
laee a. London, for Sterling B0nds and Philsi.ph.
or Dollar bonds the remainder % Be paid 10
,y.ry 60 days thereafter unl the whole amount b s,tsx
n ire full amount can Be paid IN 8, once II desired
TIE proposals viii Re addressed 70 GEORGE v 3ACOH.
Yrssurer Philadelphia and indo,sed Proposals CIR Lo1n
Shey viii specify the pss osered hr Dollar and Sterling
W. Ia viii be opened and determined BY the sosrS n
pirectors, On the leth Day Of septenber.
srorpees win Be furnished application s the oes Of -
company, or 70 EDWARD MILLER, Chief Entnssr ~
Sssiai Agent of GD S6aY N i Lo1ssa =,
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- = -
THIS tives difference OF 100000 In the Us odnc'
tive value Of eight articles Of raw produce Zoe manu-
facturos aud trading operation has Increased 10 aIs
greater ratio, and every Of indn'oS. p.ooIe
sri.,,on ,,o ,he bapds az consumers. Tas proc"
bssNeen very rapid 10 the United states ana ~a va
APPEARANCE Of California gold the country vas
70 Ahsorb a very large amount ~itnou. al 49,,
Thl, ha. been done thus far; but tne supply VII sou
be full. and then the projects Of Imitation m'y De sN
usctsd 10 take place.
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Passenger Arrived.

Lr Wollo nom no Do JaNe'T0iT' Wefnl0' '"0 '1l'7n
and servant,
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VTHE BEST PLACE to get MEMS and

l. BOYS CLOTHING, ready made made to order
Ia Of No 81 Fultons At this establishment you viii find
large assortment Of shcnabe ynads Clothins sIso
splendid aorenf Of Goods which viii % made 70 order In
ssybs thss eaaaes b nypassel Ne. q HULxON-0T. NY
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G.. R..,.b 80 ses........ D. Mos Rises 'in
vaTIE.-....rhs DAf a.
al. III a M, GOV Isaud....t "a Hell Gate. ia
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Clothing, &r.

FASHIONABLE H AT S.-Elegant
l. French sik Hat 1t t3-tl lsE than Broadway pnsss
Neat Haa st & 50. BLOWN,
No. I5s CansLst- one door from Sullivan
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.SN6saeA


Il viii ns obseryed tnst while both Jailed States gold
and silver have decreasedi expectation, The amount OF
foreign silver continues large although ms
would Indicate no supply For ten y-nI' there hss
been constant excess Of exports. YET tAe Supply IA
the msrket Is good and s0fds an export OF three 10
four hundred thousand dolart per month without
Tsisng the price. The source OF th4 supply OBVIOUS,
via large imnigr SOu; and great reason that
IL soes abroad 10 lie original Shape TO- ths, there 10
mint 10 coin here, When In the shape Of O0ted
States small coin, Hwould command three per cent.
premium lrSruch rs that the exports are thus sup
piled from officially unrepoTted source Il nav be
tfy estimated that the amount Of coin IN the country
10 much grester than u appears from oficil data
Agsi the supply Of gold has been, from the above data
~ follows;
Excess Of importation .......'........... 50 2sS as
Pro8uet Of nted States msnas lteel22oS
fotsl supply 1851 70 lsS2 soa So Isl
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findnnal.
Railroad Bonds o~,
CALENA AND CHICAGO UNION

yIL MINE AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
per cents. - ,-rrr ,o....-,. p-,,-,,.l ana
,n,srs.t paysbi- in NeS-YoTk. For sale By -
STRACHAN L SCOTr, No. 81 Wilhanl-st
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Sales bp Anetion.

M MERgis, Aaetionser
DY BANGS. BROTHER Il Co
II Tr,s. sales Rooms No - Psrt-os
FALL TRADE SALE CONTINUED
FRIDAY MORNING. September 10
49,. c~xrv.r r-Th- invoices ~ N,<s Croker
Brrwsfer. Rice Kendsll; T e. nsrSfo ssxtnn bid-
die Gould 4 Lincola noid, TcsnoE heea r'eidss
" alker. Miller 4 Rednrli , .- - -
HOOKS CRr,P PUBLICATIONS. lin sparste ro,sn uouf
the sl .4e arc iu. Ioe INVOICES " SIossr
Tewn.-rr: Lon, he's, Dewitt Davenport; rrenen,
GarettNC Co D.. u-.,h..-
CArRo.Ic Books The invoices Of Duoissn b'othess
inc Murph, CO; Mc3rGh, Ssdher 70 . ,,-,,, 4,
FNctrsg lNVoICEs Of Or Co G-if'u \ Cos lAts *
Co: Nrtu> s~u Co; Johnstcne Hunter; WssnooaFne'
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s.e S.. I ssn si1sd ircn reccnss Ga So

1b,. has been derived from reeosnAge, cid jeselry
hppiou. Sc. and e0iOs Supplied from Immigrants
imusnse a. has been his Increase In the metallic
r,aaev Of tbs country. mas not exceeded, even Il
~. cor .ied. the eeusnd Sor currency The popula-
Toe oi the county has ncaes'ed, In the same ums,
49, s, h. "A IA le,0 would require an tacrease Of
0n0 The rsyeaue of TIE sirOsds has Increased
sSOc0oO0 per Arnaul apd sbs ,'es. .ssple' OF The
country have Increased In lar hgh'r rsno' 'een ~
census tsbles -. -. .rys N $40 Axp
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n Ns~,ys&, n se,a. ef shote each. Alec s'Aisn'
t.aey zee veNyeess Ns',rOd CO. TIE vcss Of nc
esarss sAss,,as ,se seescr'r.Sn wss almost u"sF'
" es. ,Asfe A,S,es Neea eU, 20 negatives Tue vaiae
q ,ssasss gNvSsts \. tl3c0cco populssica, lSts'
vcr@i N. county e-cs eu, s1 an of deb, Se'des'as
we ssss1 eseess 81 .As ecan,y 70 about saV".v"
srssssss,sw sssv N agricultural rrcdue~ s"a ar".'s
psnsfss,xrea fes. srce. si,aslnoss c'ss' Nc H"e
NV snsseh,srr snese mN'St,p,leas are ,p Ana 'c''
vsssN ne ee,selessu Of the be"rhsid koaa "'u
prpvs q s,esi rsle b, the SsSsaes aseve nsmeo, !"
~,a a. IN sxaess ,hrcses wse~wrs"s The lore
.sS,s senss.re Cor sale by wlnsss~ laniei Co, No
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Drp GOODS.

CORDOVA PLAINS.-Very superior
I .u,yoo Negro Plains Of American manufacture, fsr
- =, NESMlrH CO,
Nos 50 Broad st. and - New st.
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II hOhE nLDhH 80
i A Lammot L Son manufacturers, Or sale b.
SFsMITH l. co, No 81 Brosdst and No. 50 New-st
ELEGANT PRINTS.-Seyeral new
styles SO french Prints In DARK nch coors, including
III. role pattern. lust received. FER sale by
NEsMITH co, Nos 3 Broad . and % News
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NTADDING.-The original Star Wad-
w ding both Black sns White maauhctur.d b. 2 II
RATHBOSE, Chatham -Four Corners MOREHOOSE 4
MERRITT, No. ST Pins-st, Asents
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Professional Notices.

DR. w. HASSLER, PHYSICIAN, Sur
sEoS and OcULIsr, No. 90 Nest l3nt-st, may
consulted gratis from o O'Clock A. NJ, every DAY. su
days excepted.
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rs..l ,.',"''s''''' S<0sVti
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
PUULIC SALE.

A RARE opportunity is now afforded to per-
IA sons, on bo,h sides Of the Shenandoah river,
who may wish to Obtain Wood Lots 10 supply
them with rails. building material, fire wood and
I will Sell. to the highest bidder. on de first
day Of March COuEtHeEL, before the Egun House
door, in CharlestoWD,
A Tract Of Land
living on the east side of the Shenandoah river
and about one-folrth Of a mile from Il, generally
known as the IS Wilt Lease" Il adiOins the
lands Of MessFssEueass T.<BaWasliugt0H.P.
COons, Wm. Clen6ening and Dennis and VIM.
McSheTry. Il contains about 10 Acres, about
uwO-thirds Of IL Is in wood, and ON il Is a tOleTa-
bic Dwelling, some frnit trees, spring, &e- Mr.
&C. Scarlet who resides on il will show the benn-
daries to any person wishing to examine the
And, also, at the same time and place. l VIII
sell n Lot OF Woodland. contaiDing Y
Acres, lying between the Forge and Furnace
adjoining the lands of T. b. Washington, Geo.
w. Little, &c, Il being the lower half Of the
s. 60 acre lot, - it is quite desirable. Mr. G. w.
Little will show this lot TO any one wishing 10
see il.
The third and last tract now TO be offered by
me lies between the Furnace tract and Mrs. Jane
washington's tract of $50 acres and extends
from the LoldOun line to the Shenandoah, run
ming with the river 40 poles.
The entire tract contains 5T64 acres and VIII
be divided into lots Of various sizes
The first lot binding on the river viii embrace
all the cleared land and a sufficient quantity OF
Woodland TO support it-iogetber making -
acres. The residue will be laid off in lots con-
tanning from 20. TO 90 acres, as circumstances
may Indicate
The sale of This tract will take on Thursday,
April Isl, at the house on h epremises, eommen-
cling at IL o'elock-a plat VIII be exhibited at
the sale.
Terms: one-third Of the purchase money 70
be paid in hand-ihe balance in two equal an
nual instruments with interest from the day Of
sale. The deferred payments to be secured by
deeds Of trust or bonds with approved personal
JOHN A. WASHINGTON,
by JAMES n. BROWN, Agent
February "A, 1854. u. r. coPy1
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Let all The world say VIA they can
For selling Prizes ii. Ansel s Co. are the men,
M. s & co.

gKyHE greatest Prize Sellers in the United
States. take pleasure in presenting to the
Virginia public a schedule of the Lotteries TO be
drawn in the City of Baltimore during the month
of May, and from The success which has attend
ed our Office, during the last month, there is no
doubt that many OF The Capital Prizes viii be
sold by us. We therefore advise every Que 10
their order soon.
We sent, during The month Of April-S1. 800
10 Kanawha; 5000 10 Hampshire county; S2.-
500 to Leesbn1g $4,000. and one Prize of 500
To Londoun $1,000 TO Charlestown; l of $lI-
600 10 Frederick county 81 800 10 Mononga,
liza besides a great many of smaller denomtna-
lions, and those who have not been so fortunate
may rest assured that Dame Fortune never Tor
those who never forget her, as she says
"Who don't Risk don't Win
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
So
Al Farm for Sale,

6Ontafring about ESQ Acres, lying
" in berkeley county, adjoining The lands Of
Col. ISeBcindiyer and others. This LAID Is
equal to any Slate Land in It's vicinity. IL has,
when well farmed, produced II Bushels o. Wheat
per acre, weighing over 90 lbs.
This land viii be offered for sale on the pre-
misses, ON Tuesday, Hay IItli. The
Wheat now growing on the land viii also be sold
on a credit OF six months with bond and seeuTity.
TERMs-O0 the land, one third cash one.
third in Ia months, the residue in - months,
bearing interest from the LIST Of August ~ which
time possession will be given.
WM. O. MAG0UGHTRY,
Anil 90. 1859. GNeeutOr-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
FAsAI0NARLs MlLLINERY.
rTTss JENNET AVIS

m EspEcTFULLY announces to the Ladies'
IL OF ChaIlestown and It's vicinity that she has
Just received from Baltimore, the latest Spring
and Summer Fashions. for Silk and Straw
S@EGi8IS
She most respectfully invites the Ladies TO call
and xamineier materials. 80. She has on band
some beautiful Pattern Bonnets, aud Boomer
Hats. for Children, something neat and tasty
She solicitsa /. pottion ofIhe public palFohsge,a and
pledges herself to make every exeTtion 10 please
all who may favor Der, with their work. She
NAV be found at all times Al the residence Of
E. b. Young, near the Methodist Church.
Bleaching and Renoyating Hats and Bon
nets. done "a The best styIe and at the shortest nc.
tice. CaTl and examine,
April 81, lS52-2m. F.P-