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Executors Notice,

| have appointed Nlr. Samuel l.. Wilson my
Agent L" settle up Ill the matters al Tie Esat2
ot Col. Stephen l.acoSrc. late of this District.
ANNA T.. LAGOS re.
All rr>uus having demands against The ~
tale "i stephen I.HCoSlc VIII present them duly
nlIcsicd Those indebted Will make in,iucd,,,u
payment Ia ;. Il. WILSON, Agent.
May nh, 1891 2S If
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Improved Endless Chain
water Elevators.

All persons wishing the above Elevators can
he supplied by the subscriber, wl.o is HE AgsnG
ior the DisiIc, OF Snintcr,S. 6.
+. LiGo:SsS
Sumlcnllc, Decsmbet2. lB5l 9gt.
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n MNTNSE..
Notice to StOckbO ders,

ALL Stcckhoifcrs III arrears Ia the Bad
ford Springs Female Institute Company are re-
Inlrc'i 10 makc full pa, mrni before return day
in March ncXt-'n the subscriber or to " l!.ian
Lewis, Esq, III Surnirrvllic.
BY order of the Board
EDWIN CATER, Src'ry * Treas
FEBRUARY = ISJ2. lJ-,r
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- Sssis.t..

Persons having drlnaiils against the l.s-
tate OF K. Richardson, Decd are requested
to present them duly altcstcd, and those in
dcbicd 10 make payment 10
t.. NJ. RICHARDSON,
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a NEW IDEA IN AGKIcULruHE.-'Thc
steward on board Il United States
steamer, in the Cult, llrs produced soy
eral crops OF excellent potatoes by the
following mode of cultivation:
"tic procured common 'crockcry
crate q bundle Of straw, and Il
irew eyes OF the potato, and went to
work farming it on board ship! The
process for cu!tivatins them is this
Fiji your crate with alternate layers of
straw and the eyes OF the potato com
mencing at the bottom with layer OF
about six inches in depth of straw, and
then layer Of the cycs-thc
eyes being placed about two inches
apart over the surface Of the straw
then another layer of straw ON
the top. Keep the straw always
most, and in about two months YOU
Wall have about $l4 worth of sound,
good potatoes Of the first watcr.'"
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~ -, .r,tS'-EA X - ~ ltW
suaI uccUrrvi.y2 \ man who had
PASSED by the uaiur ui' i. ! Russell.
came TO this place wilha woman whom
he claimed rs his wife. obtained board
ing and lodging i'll respectable house,
and remained in comfortable quarters
for some tw" days. left for Augusta To
return in Il short time. On the day :!f
ter he left, there came another man in
search, found and claimed her as his
wife, threatened vengeance on her and
Russell. and carried her oil ON he next
train. Nothing more WAS heard of
them until yesterday, when Russell
and HE same woman returned to this
place by passenger train; they are
here now. |, is said tha, She has been
divorced from the man vino claimed
her rs his wiir-wiih how much truth
We know not - E/urhriWe .ScnHncf
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Administrators Notice.
For Sale,

hiy HOCSE AND LOT, IN the village oi
Snmlcrvllc, where | now live. There are
FIFTN-F1NE ACRES OF LAND IN the lot.
Tcrms made easy 10 the purchasers.
Jan ID, 1882. l3-If W. LEWIS
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REvENoE.-WLen the mind is in
contemplation of revenge, all its
thoughts must surely be tortured with
tho alternate panSs of rancor, envy,
hatred, and indignation; and they who
profess Il sweet in the enjoyment of it.
certainly never felt the consummate
bliss OF reconciliation. At such an
instant the false ideas we received un-
ravcl, and tic shyncss, the distrlst,
the secret ScurlS and all the base S;tis-
lactiol.s men had in each others faults
and nistortuncs arc dispelIcd, and
their souls appear in Informative white
ne S, Without the least streak Of that
malice or uistastc which sullird them
and perhaps those very actions which
when we looked at them in the
obliquc glance with which hatred doth
always see things were llorrid and obi
Gus, when observed with honest and
open eyes are Lcautrous and orlulncn-
tai.
Tho TmI,II;u,,,c',, '.,-,,rII ,~n,,,,,,,I-~ a.,
f,IInwir,r Mir. anal pi,I,,''riS,: ''e
/ H.f,rc rn, L,,y ~ , laI,. M ., =" ,,,n, ~.
II root pnrn,it hon 4, ,l,,;,I, 81 ., ,
> ' '''' - '~>''S "i'>' VI
you may do 50 or not, by ut least Il
look Of recognition.
3" Excuse my glove" is M mnc-
ccssary apology, for the glove should
not be withdrawn To shake hands.
3. W hen your companion bows to
lady, you should do SO also. When
Il gentlemen bows I" lady in your
company, always bow t" him in return.
~ ,,>,>"~-@"
:, 'h LARGEST snChcl' AND bELI..-
!, 10 S'"'c'' VA! 'l,c 'ar%est cll''fch on
''i's eo''t''Ic''' IS 'hc rr'hcl' cathedral
" y, :3 1:u''c i'n'',e: III N'o'l'rrn', Na''ada.
~ VIII c"''',o''a"'I scat l",ooo per
po's"''>' aug OH '''e occasion OF amy
~, = nnn E"'''S ceremony "''i mold
'"'Hoo. }, '''S o'''! pee'l completed
,n,n,' ,''' ,: ""o .;!s' 'c" .t"IS' 'lc Dcil
| nu 81 o''u VI '''c lowers Oh ''''s
"'''.u','i ,na - as" ''te '''?est pcli upon
49,. >otl.'''e''' y, -A'i'ci'c"' 'l'" WIN
=, >' - ~ wv S'A''
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S :, southern Mdnstry.-An extensive
Type Foundry has been established
at Athens, Geo, by Mcssrs. Chist &
helsea. They promise to furnish all
materials ma for the most extensive print
ing Office They deserve encourage.
.nent, 2 q
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inl! and large supply nl Hosiery, Gloves
S,isr'nIrrs. travais, !landkerchicis. ,<r. .yr
all OF which will be sold nn The most liberal
terms aiid at prices 10 suit the times.
Y Garment, manufactured by the auhscri-
her. and warranted l6 give satisfaction. Or
dcrs ir"m distance promptly attended tn
lie may he found al the stand formerly nc.
,irl"l hy \ Conway, and more recently by
ID. w. rrlrc.
a. ANDERSON
Anril ~ lHEp -, !,
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TIE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
ole. GASTRIC JUICE


Prepared from EESNET, or tile fourth Sfom1ch
of nc Or, after directions of Baron i.iehig. the
great Physiological Chemist, by }. $. lIoUGu-
ToN. N. d., Philadelphia, Pa.
This is n truly wonderful remedy for lndigcs-
iion, dyspepsia, .aundice, Liver Complaint,
Constipation, and Debility, Curing after Ma
lurc's own method, by Natures IS own Agent, the
Gastric Juice.
Gtr Half n ,"aspoonfu of Pcpsn, infused
in wafer. will digest or dissolve, Fire Po~nds
of Rast Bccf, in nboM fuo hours, out Of the
Stomach.
pcpsin is the chief element. or Great Digest
ing Principle Of ilie Gastric .Jmcc--iic Solvent
Of the Food. the Purifying, Preserving. III Il
Stimulating Agent "t the Stomach and intcs-
lines. Ills extracted from the Digestive Stnm-
ach Of the Ok, thus forming an artificial Diges-
tive Fluid. precisely like the natural Gastric
Juice in lis Chemical powers and furnishing a
Complete and Perfect Substitute for il. by the
aid Of this preparation, the pnins and evils Of
Indigestion and Dyspepsia arc remove! Just as
Il ey would be by II healthy Stomach. II is do
ing Wonders for Dysrrpiics, curing cases of De-
bility. EIna cinlion, Nervous Decline. and Dys-
ycptic Consumption, supposed 10 hc "n illc Verge
nf The grave. The Scientific Evidence upon
whicl II is based, is i'll the highest degree Curl
Utis and RrnnT kablc.
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Spring ;,la.I Sun,tr,rr Goods

lhhi has ever been brought lu Ihis market
lie has received many new styles "i Spring and
summer Goods, which purchasers would do
We'll 1" "Nanllc hctrrr buying elsewhere.
Black. ilI' Green and mixed Broad tluthrs
ram and Fancy tasSinirrrs; Satin. Velvet
ind Siih NcSrnrs. iIoys and Mems Caps, Ac
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A. ANDERSON,
AAA 2SR MMM NMAA9R
SEln3trryli!r =. d

Respectfully inlp...,s ihr people of Sum. ~
i%r Disirlri ill:,i ~ has psl receive AMI !ft
n"w oilers for sal" lc hes, selected and
most choice siuck of
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Een'. g.. vi. Jackson.

NJ TIE EEKWNN MEDICINE STORE.
l20 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above Diseases is not
oAcclled--if rqunlcd-by any other prcp:,rl
ti"n in the United States. ny the cures attest, in
many cases after skilIul physicians had failed
These Biticrs are worthy the attention uf
inNaids. Po scssing great virtues in The raliii-
cation of Diseases nf the Liver and lesser
glands, exercising the most searching powers in
weakness and affections Of the digestive organs
they are wiilal, safe, certain and pleasant
L 4 L INtL -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

put u piates very considerable SHE. to-day of 800
bhI,. Inward stsoe d,ur s. - per bbI which i. p
ssnls per gh, advance. Holders generally were ask.
s Sales Of 900 lbl-, city mills ut g. - per
bl4l sho" ing Al alynnee Of p 81! cent, per Dbl
GatiS IN SFfD,.-Splcs If prime rcd wheat at 81 &.
= per ba>1e; do gonl do :; 10; showing an advance
oi to cents per bnshel white wheat held at Il "a
81 90 per bnshel Sales of white corn ut 81 SO cent.
AMI yellow do e. nor bu.hcl. Clovcr.eea IS
$.
roE4eco.-The sales are very small and no change to
notice in prices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
New York Markets, Dec. rs.

CoTroN-sales of 100 bales at easier rates. Coffee
sales Of 200 bags Rio at . cents. Sugar-sucs of
100 hh1s. Muscovado at cents. Molasses-heavv-
Hour buoyant--salcs Of > 900 bills. at 81 s. 50
for state and s. - r southern Wheat market il ex
ced-sales # 600 bushels 81 30 for Gcnessec and
Ohio. Beef-saes of 800 bbls. mess 1918 so. Hogs
aeti,eai7 = So i2!. Bncon-sacs of $50 bbls. at
cents Far shoulders, and l04 cents for hams.
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LEXINGTON ~ ThrougI,


k&i,a,I al;l1NavsSAS TO BUCHANAN. IN TWO DAYS, ~
eI~A4AlA-a ou, M4il P4GKET Bouts, by Scotsvilc
aad Lynctbg.-On and after the 10Th, Boats will
leave Richmond daily. Sundays excepted mt the usual
hour, p. and arrive in Lynchburg in 81 hours, md
in Buchanan in az hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan at n A.. M, every day,
except Sunday and arrive in Lynchburg Mt Ga P. NJ
Lcnvc Lynchburg nj P and arrive in Richmond in
- hour in time to connect with the Norfolk boats eay
ing at jI A. NJ, and the Southern and Northern Rn
Road cars leaving at A
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
uf Stage. at North River. Returning leave Lexington
every day except Sundays, and in Richmond il
II hours.
Passengers for Farmyille. fare 81; Buckingham II
fare So -; Charlottesville. fare 81 and Staunton fare
S4 viii leave Richmond in Mondays, " edneslays, and
Fridays Bouts.
Below see card of time of arrival intermediate dis
ianCes
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II E NJ A X X
RICHMOND Dec. 90, 1852
ToBAcco.-fbs article continues in very good DEM
and but there is very little selingnor will there be
much doing until after the holidays. Lugs &c. leaf
6 80 "a 50; no fine Offering.
WHKAr.-Rcd 81 10; white 81 Is.
FLoUR.-Demand good, with sales at s. 374 extra
s. -; Scottsvie s. 625.
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CincinnntiMarkcts, Dec

Hogs selling nl Sc 7G; Pork $l7, and
market finn. Sight Ezchnnge New York i, dill
freiehts to New Orleans Flour SOC; pork Gjc.
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BALTIMnRE. Dec. 90,

BALTIMORE, Dec. 22'
Sales have been nude day Of 1920 bbls.
flour at $5} Wheat remains firm and un-
changed. Corn is very active; white IS a9c;
yellow | a &c
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BosToN Dec. 90
The Niagara sailed from this port to day for
Liverpool with hty passengers, amongst them
Geo. w. Kendall OF the New Olleans Plea
yune.
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ar tc,SoPp0p,fafc % he f"ai Class.-boxe7 oi hu'T'
hnnurts aud furniture
Ar ices approyriaie 10 Stcoaa Ciass.-Boxes, bnles
&c dry goods cathers shoes dcry glass, paiuts oils
drugs aud confectionery.
Ar irles 0p ropIiq,eio Third Class-yhginia domes
Ties sugar coffee liquor baggng rope butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco leather hides, cotton yarns, cop
per- tin sheet IRON holiow-wnre, urcnsware, castings
mrdwurc mnrble (dressed and other hcnyy articles not
enumerated in special 81 fourth class rntes
Ar,c'es appropeia'e 10 he Fourth Ciass.-flour, Gin
.ncks) rice pork, beef fish lard, aIlow aud bacon, (
casks. boxes sack- bee bales of ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, innrb (nndressed) mill and
grind stones. mill penring.
-, 50 mi!c> 80 Salt per bushel 8
r last e., per 100 miles. ? 90 of Fifty pounds 10
t"m 3 >, = 80 mile. 80 II
wv i's' POE miles 300 Carried Enst. J IL
S"It 7--dts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


WASHINGTON. Dec. %.
The health of the Hon. VIM. r. King has
improved.
SENATE.
Mr. Gwinn introduced a bill making provis
ION for the construction OF Railroad 10 the Pa
rihc, which vas made tho special order for the
10th Of January.
HOUSE.
The portion of the Presidents Message rel
alive to commerce. and river and harbor i'm
pro,cmcnts was referred TO a committee
The Commerce hill as then taken up, also
the bill fixing the compensation Of Congress
men at $4,000.
Nothing of importance was done to- day in
i'll the Virginia Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

ap SIS DOLLARS RENARD-Srroy
IS--sA ed or stolen from the stables ri VIM NJ. jerks
near New London. Caml bel Co, on "Wednesday night
IA l. one bright orfc horse II y"nrs old, trots uud
pacr, finely Que lnrge bay mar or years old, walks
and trots we'll Also snail brown mare or ycnrs
old. The above reward will be paid by Capt. J"nk,
when delivered to him. near New London or q NJ
Bruce Lvachburg. The horses belonged to Kentucky
iIpg drover W YOUNG
doc IL ,prt4,
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Il EGROEs WANTED.-Tlh1e sa0seri1er

81 EGROEs WANTED.-The subscriber
" continues in market for NEGROES of both sexes
between the ages Of 10 AMI 30 years including Mechan
cs such Backsmiths, Carpenters, and will pay the
highest ma ket prices in cash. His office is newly
erected brick building LIST Lynch street, imme-
diately in of the Farmers Bank where he is pre-
pared (having erected bindings with that to board
negroes. Lyncnourg tor or otherwise, on as
mo rate Terms and keep them as they were
placed in TIE 7aIi ,of me CoroorstIon. on,a,>r
26--d&cl.. 81 ~ "OODiNOOti'
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IMP RTANT TO FARM E e b,
4 Gardeners Florists, h,eorpor0fed Companies. Man
atqcturrs Artizans Protessionoi Men, Mechanics. aud
@hos-Thc Pump and Fire Engine
cOmbined.-RightSe enred by United States Let.
icrs-Pafcnt-ALL IsFRINoEaEsTs WILL BE PRosEcu
rED RY LAw.-Ths is the most valuable invention oil
The and without which, manufactures, public rdi
ices hotels, and private dwellings, incomplete and
comparatively insecure. With h. cheap and efRcien,
Fire Engine the Farmer Ia perfectly independent of all
accommodating insurance companies, and bid
Iedance to the incendary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr.. r. Drifting ham Mitehell's PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them meet valuable APP
pendage, great convenience and an efficient protec
Iion nguinst FIRE.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
r. Is. TYLER do
DIR. ROYSfER, Huguenut Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, farmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
X. j. GAINES Chorlottee.
The Pump be in Mt DIR. Wm. s. Morr:s'st
Ducuds foundry and at many other places in Lynch
burg all Of whom approve their utility and iseful
ness. The Pump can be seen in Ricl nond To- Wing
office. They warranted Z "'prk we'll for year.
w NOTlCE.-A pers.,- buying selling the
shove articles, are responsible to me for it.
Il. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-dts Proprietor.
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CHEAP CASH STORE--NEW FALL
" GOODS-I am now receiving tull assortment OF
-, ~ which beg to call the attention of the
npblic Having selected in the Northern cities,
With great care the latest impor arions. they will
no offered at moderate profits in der 10 insure quick
ale. ~.
Thankful for the liberal patronage have received
nce changed my business from credit to the cash sys
fem shall hope for continuance upon pledge o
ceiling goods cheap they can be purchased in the
State.
will always keep on hand large stock of season.
able goods at the lowest prices. y e. M6k1n.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

DAENTS, Medicines &r, White Zinc Paint.
l. Brown Zioc Paint, White Leed, Linseed Oil Tur.
pcntinc, Punt Brushes. For snle by
dee J--d&cts X. STABLER, 81 co.
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EXCHANGE
Baltimore Markets, Dec. ls.

.pskApsTuFFs.-The advces by the Africa, showing
Ssaed advance in bread ON the other side haze
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| NJ ENV GOGDS--FALL 49, The sub.
" scriher, would respectfully ann"noe To his friends
aud the public generally that he il prepared Of
fer c trade nrgn aud well selected stock of Supple
and Fancy Dry Goods ut unlsllnll, low prices. Ills
stock of FAN Cloths Sarinett Linseys &c. is very
nrgr also very large and desirable stock of Bnne't.
III Of which will be offered very low pr
Sept 2i-dilts ID, I {, EfERS.
~ Republican copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

Richmond Wholesale Prices Current,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED TWICE WEEK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

- PEENDTD SELVEk CUPS, NEW IEW-
~ ehy. (atest Patterns.y fine Clocks, VERY cheap)
yenrs)
Also Loer and cap paper Of the beat md fnestqnal-
ny, fine Noss paper and fancy Envelopes, New Books,
Books very fine Books. School Books &c, NIL for
4nlc the lowest prices. Gail aud look these Goods
before you buy elsewhere You money by do
ing so. (oct G.ts) JOHN L. WRIGHT.
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limits Female Prose writers Of America,
Bryant's Poetical works.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-13
SECOND poARp.
CITY TRADE REPORT.
PRpAY. Nov. 12-sP.

FRiDAY, NOV. I2-HP y. VI.
AsHFs were unchanged II bbls. realized 81 6S7f
for pots, ana So 621s for Pcars par 100 lbs
BsIsIwAx.-American yellow was in limited demand at
u &c, cash per b
BRrApsruFys -Flour continued active and advan ,ed
shsde The daye movements reached 16 400 bbs; and
irc'uded rye az "a Ordinary choice Safe at 81 si
50 O0; mixed TO iency western. ~ 81 81 SIS CO.'S
t1peIbbe Canadian in bond At S4s71S common to good
southern, ~ S. 1S4 and fancy Gepesee and Ohio az
10 Goa 1925. Wheat lets active, bu. seemed
higher 7o0 bushels inferior 70 common Geneses
taken at 81 la 81 III Is 600 do Western white at 81 Ii
81 l6; and eco old Canadian at 81 OF 81 OF Rye
wha desrer 1000 bushels found buyers at 9fo $50
hutbel Barley ruled about the came; 120o bushels
charged bands Of T3c, 0a,e commanded 5ic k3o per
hmh'i Corn 90 not vsIy moch the sales c,nQiise
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We are glad to observe that the attention Of CITY
cote ard that ofexensive farmers In the
try has been attracted towards the subject Of high
rates Of market for articles of food in daily
Irquiry has been set foos regards the caufe aud
many suggestions made with view TO remedy the evil
The peryadpg conviction Of the public mind is that
prices ore hcisy inflated from the existence OF cir
oumstapces purely local, and that the current retail
charges for beef butter and potatoes afford true cri
teriop by which judge Of thu capsbil.y Of
agricultural population 10 supply the dcyoand Of tbs
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FINK Ants.

:, .TpoNs or THE FINE ARTS ARE RESPECTFUL
y Informed that have returned from tour through
Nth amateurs aud dealers in Gent aud moderu
portraits lluatratons Hc which enable me to
Ell the balance Of my etc, ok at reduced prices.
w. ~ j. u. RTGGAR
CO Canal s,rcct sishtssa doors vest oG DgssGxsg.
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Aoais''''.''''''' '.'''''.''' Aioi',oos FHo oooet
In the year AZ lo7 tons arrived at tide water by
railroad small portion OF which may be through nc
in the so col tons arrived via Whitehall included the
exports Of Lake Cnsmpain which cannot be counted
part Of he future trade Of the proposed canal Against
this however Is to be of produce recei ed
from the st Lawrence Lake CHAM plain consumption
or for Boston and the interior OF New EDSand Of
which can appear in the Whitehall canal returns and
likewise the whole through business Of the New York
and Erie rail- DAD.
The down trade between the st Lawrence and tbs
Lakes the one hand and the hudson river sud the
Eastern States the other msy with safety therefore
ne GET down at million OF tons Of 00s lbs open to the
competition OF this canal
Inc neIchonoifo which left the Hudson river for the
Mesitrn States ana Canada in 1851 was -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-13

n 900 bushels inferior to fair white Southern ct SSc
9Ce and mixed western Ut SOC. 9lc.
CorroN The buoyant tone, and speculative spirit ex
istpg in the Liverpool market has impaired greater
strength to prices herethe sales to-day being zO0 bales
at very full rates. We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-13
,.,.,.... le2o2s

- saaton 70 me above ell2 tons LETT by railroad
case Of the II ia tons which went by Whitsh,l 40
duCtien must be made for the portion left q, Lata
plain but When the exports from New EogIsnd I,S.
Darlington snd Rousss rcntl to the Wet as t,l,ss
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Tyr. HEATI's EAR AND EYE SURGERY 40
~ Broad say fer tho Of deafness dischsrgss ,sas
In the head and sight. Dr. Meath oarsi ma AZ
desness OF seventeen years durat also Of an nensvs
discharge from OF tho last years
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GRASS VALLEY GOLD MINING COMPANY.-J.
" Winchester President. Capital S25O,OOO Shares,
500 half thares 500 Th rich quartz claims owned by tho
company exceed 400 in number surface 100
the richest and most desirable of VAL
ley. The machinery, which IL the approved and
powerful of any Manufactured calculated puver
o hundred tons per day The principal palt the
The whole Of the property paid for and the
Of the stock for sale at Pamphlets containing the
charter. bylaws &C., may be aimed at the ice II
by mall inclose two cent stamps Address postage paid
with remittance for stock in drafts New York current
funds to R. j. RICHARDS, Secretary, 107 Fulton street.
New York whore Of the gold bearing quartz may
seen, 10 o O. o'clock.
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into confederation, In connection With the export
through trade iron New York via the Erie railroad
the up trade open 10 the competition Of this proposed
nal may be assumed ct 100000 tons Of 1900 lbs
The anticipated failure increase Of this through
trade may be appreciated from the following -
Through tonnage by Buffalo aud Oswcgo Qncludiny
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