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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-26

LNOR SALE, my Trnes 81 LnnA, in the
l. county of Amherst. containing about Twelve
- Hundred Acres, sifua ted on the read lea-
80. ding from New-(ilasgow to Ncv-Mnrket IN the
county Of Nelson, distant from tho FORMER place about
3 miles and the Inter miles the James River Canal.
The Land has comfortable inn IL, and will
admit Of division those desiring purchase smaller
tract The public road about equally divides the Land
and should object dividing the effect .
sale. A description of the Land il deemed
sar, those disposed purchase would view The land
My overseer Mr. l.. Il. Agee. would show the Land
any disposed To view the Liberal terms will
be given purchaser, by sply securing the PSF.
chase money and the prompt payment Of interest Pos
session can be given at any time and would dispose
OF the whole property the estnte consisting
Of Negroes and other property amply sufficient TO cuf
the the the purchaser Of the
land Any desiring further information, address
Tye River Warehouse post Office, Nelson Va.
Feb 9-wts MAYO CABELL.
EvARM Near Lymcbhurg Fer SALE
bercd wood, mostly fine Tobacco lands. Much Of the
cleared land is in clover The soi is all Of excellent
quality for improvement and easily rendered fertile In
grain or grass. There fine bottoms the
Creek, portion ef which are in grass to for
the first time; the have been under-drsncd and
clearing for seeding 10 Timothy this Fall AZ
Of the bottoms can be waicred frAng expense, aRl
made n profitable meadow. There Is a mill site
the Greek, and no dnrn required There iss young
Orchard Of every variety Of selected fruits. The sisus.
ton il handsome; the buildings respectable. and
neghbors inferior to Price - Per Anoshsr
opportunity of securing a Farm, - same price, of
the same ndvantages-ihs near Lynclburgsuow one of
Farm, Garlsn. Orchard sd Dig wiii not occur--
For particulars, call on Charles T. Yepf merchant.
VA STAPLES.
July I2-eow3t IS Amherst.
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Who IS PIerccl-Exrhange.
He was Brigadicr in ne Mc>i, an war. and
fought ai--and ar--w don't know
whcre; hut he k,H,a Cas-. and Douglas. and
buchanan. and Marcy and dozen or so other
''iogics - Raleigh Register.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-26

Richmond Markets July 22d.

TOBACCO Since last report there has been
some Improvement in manufacturing t"barco. partct
larry fnr the better qualities, and few hds have been
sold Mt sl7dsal Stemming and shipping kinds
firm about last weeks prices. The quality of the
breaks to-day rather poor and the market there
for" did exhibit much animation as it did few
dayssgo.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
WHEAT.-Some smoll crops have been purchased at
IS cts A. our urge millcr- have not commenced pur
chasing the market be considered = opened
The small mills in and the civ offering 95r
four mouths, for Immediate deliveries.
FLOCR-Saes upon the bank have been made Mt 81
Tine cargoes that have arrived, have been Disposed Of
that ate.
cORN-G5a67c
CORN MEAL sOc-rerhu-hrl.
OATS-i0 cents.
kfE-75cts.
FISH-Herrnss. new Np |. Cut a. 0O Grnss g. 50
1915 Roe 81 90; Mnckerel. No. 3, $61; No. @ SlUi-
No. /. SiI. Shad $40 10 so
LARD-Bbis. l1ia1ll ci~ .h@e. II4aI2.
BACON-Sides hedat i0inli cents Shoulders 9a9l
Ham. III l3.
MOLASSES-Sweet Cuba 20u2ac,s. New: Orleans
30a3lct-
GUANO-P.ruyian Al from, wharf
COFFEE-Prime new crop Laguyra 91a9acts. Rio,
good o prime "a TO 10
GLOVER SEED-s6i toGl
PLASTER-Lump 81 Is to 4; Ground SOTO
SALT-Fron store 81 45; sales from wharf 81 3laa5
SUGAR-NrT Orlean. SAT- cert- Porto Rico 5a64
cents.
HAY-Northeru, in bales-from wharf 81 from store
81 10.
IRON-Pg Iron sa4 to 30. sccordng to q,iality
Sweed- go per ton: English so; Tred.gar Richmond
nanutartory 65 Up Country Bar ss2as7, according
qunlir,.
SrEEL-American bIisterrJ 81 o5 per tor.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, July 90.
No sales OF WHEAT, Flour q CORS were made
The Thermometcr has ranged in the shade 1T 81.
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Al LAND FOR SALE

In ohplirncr to decree pronouncrd by the CIRCUIT
of Franklin county, the 18th day o, May 1872,
IL the of Thomas J. Holland an Wareld Price,
against Tbnm. =. Keen and others, shall, Thurs
day the Both day of September 1852 oer for SALE
the premises public auction. the highest bidder all
the lands belonging said Thomas Keen. situated
Snow Creek in Franklin county. 10 miles Southeast
from Franklin Couithou-e, containing l13 Acres.
This land is considered very valuable. and persons
i4ing purchase land w,uld do we'll attend this
sale.
TERNs.-Thc aforementioned land will be snld upon
credit o two, and three year, equal nsalments.
The purchaser will be required give bonds with good
personal security for the payment Of the purchase
ny the title the land will he retained until all the pur-
chase money pail and the land held subject sale
in default OF the payment of the purchase money.
July o2-t30S HUGH NELSON, Com'r.
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- sol ACRES OF LAND. two.,l
n TICE.-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED 0

TICE.-BY VIRTUE OF DEED OF
L trust executed to me by John b. Cnddock and
wife, bearing date the 9th day Of August 1851. and Of
record in CampDeli Clerks Office, for certain purposes
therein specified, aud also u Deed executed to me by
james j. Cradoc benring date the l4h day Of August
1851. and recorded in Prince Edward Clerks office -
shall offer for sale W enesduy, The 23hday Of Au-
sus, 1859, upon the premises near Brookneal, in The
county Of Campbell, the Troct Of Land upon which
the said B. Craddock present resides and contain
~ ing about TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY ACRES.
CThe Land lies well, is in good state OF improva-
ment, with nes, and comfortable BUIIDINtiS, and in
good ncishborhood The Land will he sold subject I"
prior clam. and the title is undoubted. AT the
time aud place will also be sold Seven Likely
Negroes. consisting Of Men, Women. Boys and Girls
Is head Hor-es, Cutie, Sheep, Hogs, Wagons and gear
Threshing Machine Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Plan alton Tools Shot Guns Riding Carriages and gear.
Saddles and Brides B.acksmhs Tools, also the sajd
Cruddock's ielc-i in josiah c. Galloway. Estate,
fine Gold Watch. and many articles two numcio u-
mention The title Of the above property is nndou-,rd
but will convey such right only is vested in hy
the Deeds aforesaid. CLEMENT HANCOCK,
Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-26

The Ovrr+eers of the Poor for Campbell county hold
Ing Office urdrr the Old Constitution, notified
m ~ al the Poor H1asr the first Monday in August
Julv I5-tJa W W DINWIDDIE Pres't
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-26
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

WALL A b l. T. LAND FOR SALE
The undersigned will offer public auction,
Saturday. the 2ls day of August valuable Tract
Of Land. containing than TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, situated in the county Of Amherst FIVE miles
from Lynchburg. near Lees Camp Ground
About half is in cultivation-some of il is fine
Flat and Tobacco Lots. The improvements consist Of
- good DWELLING and Out Houses. The
III ensures good and the premises weworthy the
attention of those wishing purchase.
TermS-Oue-third casi-the deferred payments will
pa made known the day Of SALE which time, the
time of giving possession will also be made known
Benjamin Watts living it. will show the Land to those
sislring 10 view it, GEO. W. BURNETT.
STEPHEN II WATTS
Givl9-w5w1 BENJAMIN WATTS.
rT Republican copy.
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DOANOKEFOR SALE.-Thc undersigned

DOANOkEFORS ALE.-The undersigned,
acfing commissioners under decree of the Cir
cult Court of the city Of Williamsburg and county of
-neS City, rendered the 18th day Of November 1851
v III Offer public sale, Charlotte Court House, %
Monday the 9th day of September that being Court
ing that oon oftbe Roanoke assigned TO Judge
Beverly Tuck in the division Of the lands of ohm Ran
s!"lph. and npon which is the Mansion House of Mr.
Randolph. Middle Quarter lies in the county of har-
lotte the Staunon River and contains about sixteen
hundred upwards Of four hundred fine river
low grounds. The highland is Of good quality. with
bnndnnce OF wood.
The depot III the Richmond and Danve Railroad at
Stanton river. which point the road is grnded
is about miles distant and accessible by good road
and also by navigation the river.
The commissioners empow erred 10 divide the land
should they 'leem it advisable.
TERMS OF SaLE:-The purchase money o be paid in
three equal annual nsolmenrs. o,rrying interest from
day of January. 1853. Bonds with approved security
will be required The purchaser whave the privilege
oi.eeding crap this fall and full possession given the
tst ofJanuory next.
The estate will lie show any wishing exam
inc it, by the the premises, and far any
further information address p. Thompson .lIiams-
burg, Va.
JOHNR RYAN. S""''S"e's'
ILL. ~.
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nv anted immediately tn Hire.--,\
w Negro boy about Is years old. To do Rubbing II
Jna- Is. Gaddess & Bro, Marble Yard. Post o
a.-. July a6-3t
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The above sale win take place the 9th August If
fair, if the fair day The sale is made by the
Of all parties, and doubt arrangement will
be effected to sell the Land upon credit, it found
desirable. iy l9-wfo5afl G. H., Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-26

NJ C. HERRING6..-40 bbls. No. N. @
~ Herring, just received and for sale BY
10 81, LEE & JOHNSON
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WASHINCTON HOTEI..

CORNER OF CHURCH ST AND FIRST A.
LEY.
Lymchbprg. Va.
Gro. CAaERos, Proprietor.
JEssE T. BrRfox, Assistant.
eS Persons travelling through visiting Lynchburg,
md stopping the Washington, entitled visit the
''Virs;nian READING RooA" during their stay.
MAY !7-ta
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TNDUC E MENTs Extraordinary.


IND U G e M ENTS Extraordinary.
A-Scllimg OF M Cost.-fiaving determined
to the State Of Texas lin order ccse out
my stock of goods speedily possibe) will on and
after the LIST day Of May n.t proceed to sell my en-
tire s,ork If Dry Goods, Hardware,
CTOckery. Hats, &C., at, aadin many instanrts.
belo~ cost. will endeavor to keep constantly on hand
good supply Of Groceries and Liquors, which will be
sold excecdinglylow
will also offer for private sale until The 9th day Of
August next, tue whole OF my REAL ESTATE, al Re
publican Grove, being
~ SOL ACRES OF LASD. two,thirds Of
49, which is woods and well timbcrcd and the
rnsinder is In good s;ate of cultivation. On the land
and in the village is good and convenient DIV Ell
LING HOUSE. in good repair, with all the necessary
nnho,ses attached. good and well constructed SroRE
HOUSE and Shoe Shop and is justly considered one Of
the best stands for country store in all this upper
country the above property is not sold privately be-
fore the day above specified, it will be sold that day
public aucn. positively without reserve, together
with the stock of Goods that may be left hand On
that day. Persons wishing engage in the mercantile
business. would do well To give call, "a am de
termined sch, aud will give great bargain in the
stand and stock Of Goods.
mov G-wt6A A. COLLINS.
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ron PRIVATE sALE.s

II AND FOR SALE.-l wish TO sell 1850
llACRES Of Land lying the Bufihlo 6prinss -
Buslo River in Amherst County, about $50 Of which,
10 bot;oms Of hrst quality. The bottoms arc Thoroughly
drained and irrigated will that crop Of corr
or grass IL always certain. There Il SAW MILL %
the tract with 80 feet head of and abundance At
timber. About mile OF Stone fencing is around The
land No land in the County docs exceed dis IN the
production of Tobacco Corn, Wheat and Osts. On Il
Is two Story Brick Dwelling and other houses. Mon
ey swr.,ns would no, sell. Apply to ny son on
the pren .ises. q. DnuMMONO.
July Its
N OTICE..-JAMES RIVER LANE
IN FOR SALE-Thc undersigned wishes to move
Texas this fall and offers his desirable ands for sale
In the county Of Botetnrt Virgins, lying On Jaiuee
River twenty miles abuve Buchanan whrr~ the Puekes
boats run To. There is upwards Of tgho Mun0re0
Acres in the HON. tract-Wnd hundrrd and nifty
acres of low ground-plenty Of Timber, ard good
portion Of wheut land il. The house live 10 10
EsssS sage und nine rooms. fine Brick Mil, -
Two par of in Il, good Saw MILL large Store
and Lumber House ~ feet long 2 wide, large frame
Barn. ~ feet long "a feet wide and all necessary out
buildings-fue mcadows,a good Orchard Of seleese4
Fraits in good nrighborlood and fine water ~ y
in the county. The other is two story honae with
four rooms five hundred yards OF in fine all
out buildings requisite to IT, The other tract 70 oes
mile below the river of ~ Acres, que hundred IN
OF the best low ground on Jamrs Rver-two good To.
baeco houses--a well Of as ins could be wisl.
ed for. There is a good turnpike running from THE
place 10 the Sweet Springs 80 miies3 miles to Dagger
Springs offer this property privately to the last 81
June II sell viii let Il be known in the papers-u
not sold privately win sc public auction onthe 18th
day Of August, ii fair il NOT the fair day. To any
gentleman wishing the land will he present -
show it any time. It's seldom tina, such land 10 in
market, the whole being in fine state Of cultivation
The River is navgable for small boats To Covingtos
Hume 7.risAl JOHN Shirley.
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DLANTATION FOR sALE.-I offer m

DLANTATlON FOX SALE.-i ofer my
l. Plantation for sale. lying in Allegheny county, On
Jacksons river, 81 miles below Covngton. the Les.
ingon and Covington Turnpike road. The Tract Goa.
tain. upwards of 1000 ACRES. There 10
a tolcrahlr DWELLING HOUSE for small -
family. with u Kitchen and other ou'buildngs. There
il Coping Mill, double gearcd. and Saw Mill and
plenty ct good timber. There is u Gave about half
mile from the river this land that Is considered
rosy by those that hive visited il. II contains mum.
her Of which il an interesting scene, and the
oft has yer been explored Mr.. Benjamin.
that he had travelled in ~ hours and that
the scenery still interesting This tract cSntana
bout .l2O Acres JacksOm's river Low
G GROUNDS. There nre, in all. about $50 acres Of
open land; body Of good Tobacco Land to clear;
large Tobacco Houes, of them built In the imbcred
land. The james River and knrnwha imr rovcment and
the Central Railroad viii both pass through this Land
which will give il nll the advantages Of market. would
not sell IL il for the bad health Of my family
The Physicians advises thar the only remedy for thess
Of them Tint living. is Southern climate.
JOHN ALLEN,
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kHTMiSKEY AND BRANDY

w loo bbls Mountain Dew) tWhi-key,
30 &c Old Tuscaloosa do
25 - French Brandy -
jus, received and Tor sale 10y LEE & JOHNSON.
IL 9Gts
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Who is Pierccl-Exrhange.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30
WHOLE NO. 1924
Tobacco alld VvooI.

BALTIMORE. December ls.---T55acco.--
The market is very quiet, and sales OF the
week have been very moderate, and in small
lots. Shippers sre not in the market. Large
sales could not be effected except alta re-
dueiion in present quotations.. We contih-
ue last weeks prices, as sfollows:--Md. COM
mon frosted, $50 81; common, sound dark
4,25 4,75; good brown, 5 $50; good reds,
5,25 6,l2I; fine and extra, 6,75 a s,I21;
ground leal, 3,75 S,l24; wrappery, 1854
9l2z. We quote Oh5 common brown and
greenish. 4.l2 4,62; good and fair reds,
49, 5,l2l; fine reds, 6,3l 7,I2; wrappo-
ry fine redr ,5,O64 a i0,l2k; extra do. l0,i21
a1l.l2l; common spangled, 4,I2I 5,I2;
j good do. 5,G3 a 1862; fine do. s,I21 a 9,l24;
yellow, lO,l2l I4. The inspections Of
me week are 4I0 hhds. Maryland; 624
Ohio, and SS Virginia, making in all 967
Ehds
WOOt-We note steady demand and firm
market. Sales Of $500 lbs, pulled at as a
81 cents; also 1900 lbs, unwashed at rs
% cents, and 1000 lbs, tub washed at SO
80 cents. Sales OF fleece at As so cents
per pound.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

THE METHODIST CHURCH SUIT, IN New
YoRK.-The decision of Judge Nelson, in
the Methodist Church Suit, in the Circuit
Court Of the United States in May last, il
now appearswas not a final decision. Judge
Nelson gave his opinion in favor of the
Church South. Since then Judge Leavtt
Of the Circuit U. s. in Ohio has decided an
other branch of the controversy in favor Of
the Church North. On the coming in the
report of the Master in the New York case
dissatisfaction was intimated and re-argu-
ment had. The Court took time to delber.
ate, and the Judges, Nelson and Belts, being
unable to agree in opinion, have certifedthe
division to the Supreme Court of the United
States according to law, and the questions
arising will be decided by the fell Courts a
Washington.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

OHto CULTIvAToR.-T Cultivator has
issued its prospectus for 1853. Terms 81
per year; A copies for So, and nine copies
for Sc. This is available practical ally to
the agricultural interests of Ohio and should
be well sustained 1t has, in our Judgment,
steadily advanced in value with its steadily
increasing support A further enlargement
and Improvement is promised for the New
Yanr. -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

METHODIST COLLEGES. are eight
colleges under the supervision the Metho-
dist Church, with property and funds to the
amount Of S494,O63. The oldest Of them,
at Middletown. was founded IN 1880. There
are 46 academies aud seminaries. In 80 Of
these there are 4.936 stadcnts--an average
of l7S eaeh.s 4 ,sr as4,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

HAUL.-One Of the carpenters at work
in the building on Main street, lately occu-
pied by Messrs. Curtis g. Co., bankers. made
quite haul the other day In tearing up
the floor, he found $l3,O0pi in bank notes.
The carpenter handed the money over to
Mr.. Curtis, who, after examination, said he
had no claim to it, and handed it back to the
lucky finder. 1t is a pity that only $l2O
were in current funds; the balance consis-
ted ofnotes on broken banks in Mississippi
and other States, which were doubtless cur
rent when placed there. Messrs' Curtis
& Co., had been occupants Of the house for
many years, and it is believed that the mon
ey must have been put there prior to that
I time. Lou. Jour.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

h or An honest old lady .whenioll Of her
husbands death exclaimed: Well, do de-
lciafe, our troubles never come alone. Il
amt week since II lost my best ben, and
now Mt. Hooper has gone too, poor mans
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

The WAY PRIcEs ARE kerr uP.--A gem
teman from one of the largest butter making
towns in, New Hampshire. informs the edit
ors Of the Boston Journal that in his town
there were twoor three tons Of butter, which
the owners are. holding back with the expec-
ttation Of getting thirty cents Per pound
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

JOSEPH DANA hasjust returned from Cali
fornia, and is now in the City. making The
preliminary arrangements foranother Com
pany the ensuing season to cross thePlains.
This being his fourth trip over, we would
not hesitate in saying, that they who in
quire of him will find his preparations will
be aboutthe right kind. He will be in
readiness. to. leave Cincinnati about the first
of April next, and will goiby the way OF the
great Salt Lake City, Gin. Gag. .4 +,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

A PARTY of fsstoutcountrymen weresRlay.
ing game atscudgelssin the north Of Eng
land, when speetntors grsvely lyeobserve,l--
'.The rustic amusement ofscudgela playiDg
should be aholisheds ssit endaBgerslhc *,
curity Of the cro,cn."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

The CALoRIc ENGINE OF Ericsson =
The caloric engine of Ericsson, which has
been placed on board the steamer Ericsson,
at Williamsburg, N. Y, has created much
interest among me chanics, for the attempts
made heretofore to propel machinery with
hot air, instead of steam, have proved utter
failures. In 1927 two brothers named
Stirling, in Glasgow, invented a hot air en-
gne nearly similar to Ericsson's This en-
gne communicated motion to piston by
alternately heating portion of air on one
side of the piston, and cooling it ON the 9th.
or by means of air-yessels, one communica-
ting above and below the piston The diff
ference in the Ericsson engine is, that the
heated air is saved, and applied over again,
which,.it is alleged, will make it more eco
nomical. Other inventors have sought to
apply hot-air as motive power, but with
no better success than the Strings. If
Ericsson has discovered the means of doing
SO, he has conferred a benefit upon man
kind no less important in its ultimate re-
suits than the first successful application of
steam to machinery. t 81 iV-'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

I, lMoREa ABoUT Mn. LAWS MusEETs--A
quantity of them were removed, a few days
ago, from the Warehouse in Boston, and
taken to Albany by the steamboat Troy -
The next we hear respecting them is, that
"a machihist of Troy has a contract for ft-
ting up 1000 Of them with percussion locks,
in place of tie old-fashiohed hint.v What's
in the windi asa.st.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

y, it7 Dr. Gardiner. il is said, writes from
Mexico that, ,,having obtained strong addi-
tional proof Of the validity Of his claim, ke
Will shprtlyseiuTn to Washington.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

G-The new Catholic Cathedral, in AL
bany, is considered one Of the finest church
es in the country. The great window Of
stained glass, brought from Europe, was in
four thousand separate pieces, yetno one Of
them was injured. 1t embodies the leading
events in the life of our Saviour, andcost
$4,000. oe4s r gia
FAILURE, The Cohoes Cataract says
that Miles White the proprietor Of the ex-
tensive Axe Manufactory;h has failed for I. over
$l00 200, creating much sensation there,
and throwing $50 Operatives ou: Of employ
ment.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

GTGeorsia is called "thc Empire State
of the South" for its energy, enterprise and
thrift. There are more miles OF railroad
ther5 than in any other Southern State, aud
more and better manufactures, andnow her
people are devoting their capital nd energy
10 an enlarged system OF coastwise anEih-
land trade. As all that benefitsthe parts ol
a country like ours ism the end suFetobene-
fit the whole, we always feel gratilipdwith
these evidences ofprosperiiy aswc see them
manifested and encouraged, 20 irst3Sris
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

4 THE BoUSpARY CoMMIssIoN.n--Adviees
from Texas announce the Arrival dat Fort
Duncan of that partoi the United Stairs
Boundary Commission under Mrs chandler
and Lieut.. Green, who we're Obliged To aban-
don the survey Of the Rio Grande Oh ac-
count of the scarcity of provisions g'iIcy
were all enjoying good health ssas gta ssi
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

OTThe fat OK that took the first prize al
the late Kentucky State Fair, weighed tire
thousand t,oo shunfred and fifty poWsds.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-30

HEAVY Loss, Large quantities Of hogs,
slaughtered in Columbus and Cleveland,
Ohio, and shipped to N. York by railroad,
have entirely spoiled by warm weather.
Twenty eight car loads in one train became
so pttrid, that the stencil was an intoFerable
nuisance to the villages they had to pass
through. ~ Gin. paper. sg y.