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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

ceS Chcyaiicr Iiuls.mann has gone
Cuba, where he will await instruction, {
his government.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

GIL; !. stated tlr., oar Goycrmmca;
gi.rn notice to the British Govcrnme
it., dc,u' {, lrcck up the present pos.
..ngracut hetwccn lie two cpuu'r:'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

cS' Nr. Hiram Howe Of Grafton,
W., u year, Of age committed suicide
on the morning Of tho 81 int. by hang
ing himself in Ia, father, barn.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

f7yTb, rci"rt oC fa,ocs 6. Brr
death aro-c from the fact that 4 eon,.,
~ the uanc Of Bar"ey died Il, tho p,.c
Mr.. Druoy'a residence
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

4 Hint 70 BLAcksMlTns The cu-;
Of ha:9 Of iron or pipes with the rbi'c. I
laborouS and tar'ly process. By he
lowing mode the same end is at'..atd :
speedily, easily, neatly ; Bring the ioa
white heat. ami then, fixing it in vice.
p'y the common saw, which, without Ia
tuTnrd in The cl-r, ~ injured in any
pet vii! divide it as easily as If il wei
carrot.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

y salute Of 100 guns VA, fired On
Boston Common on the .J!h, ia honor
Of the nt nory Of Thomas Pane.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

George Saal, author pf Cunsuclp. In
lana, O., !. Ha~ preparing memoir u
her lie ~ publication.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

tn trLN1., bor,> IcuuYr,a IT,.
~ lln.Tr 'Ec.'or oi tie -~,b. in pax
NC 81 the Lee sever, ScHher. says
bl:inl 'he LAKE remarkably severe
weather, W ha,c been rl1 that he .nt,n-
." ',,.tH. On the south .iie u ,Lis Stand.
hf- been frozen. come say one and half
miie~-o,lers over Eve mLe- on, while
o.i.ers affirm that nothing bat ire can b
s-en ~ fsg =, tH. eve "-n ,each 80
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

Rc@ncirHto" Of Tto:"" fI>h.--pror,
s =. Lalhr"p, in 4 letter to one @. tie cdi-
tor. Of ,hc American Jyalaai Of ,>reacc,
states as a fact wei known 10 those ahJ are
accustomed 10 iair .>h---'u,h as the com
mon perch aud The lake mulirt--from Lake
Chanpaiu in thr winter, that these fish
may hc ho1an perfectly solid, and be tram .-
ported many mile. and kept several day..
when, upon thawing them ont in tub I'll,
cola water, they .jl BE- found to ! ...o
unl active. H. has taken some ,us TO
coru1natc This fact hy inquiry, and has
founl it to be well sustained Icy evidence.
though be has neycr seen it. lie has found
'he same fact sustained III the case Of the
huii,lo 67h taken from Rock ri,or.--Pror-
idcnce .Jo,VHH
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

i'ithsrs: L't>tNr, ifHEl Akh. y
Et'''1! c,t-Yo,.i<rre Of tie .AIos.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

PRiATLL- LOOKING Up OF the u.
three members Of the Pennsylvania ~
StC are priH,Sys
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

Beets are raised ia California o"
1" inches in circumfereace, AID veg
ing over 60 pounds.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12
iiisTcES >ot ~ uHInN

TIE bosom Courier tc,i,es ., 81.
oi Washington e reception N Bo,,- N
dr.' Presidential wat ta that toer .. I
hni- in The Boston Gazette and a.
Journal 4 the aGlh ot,Ohcr liza IA
tins. tji hcm the Interesting a. v
commentary accompanying. We ga. 4
f,r', on wh,rA We found tn. an,I. Il
r.. ccrcncurs aud vsgcaa,y :,
oJya>,cu we've much in The >i,lc & a,, N
An incredibly numerous I-,ccs,-, 4
'plo 20 Columbia favcti;c sen e..
de, .c"~ nrd in~curiions.--thcr w..
Testimonials # sN,ctionatc rc,,r,i y
whrh thc PEOPLE of the loyal Coz,
wealth ot Massachusetts, greeted ,ie IA
.,r uf h,. country .'uus liA>,o,. 4
alW.ys feel desire 10 rt.lu,c
s,a{r Of tn noble mans au'ocr,, +
bodily ~ ycd to the ncclaratitn of ,,4
Yen lcpoc, when we write bis Namc !.
a, the time Governor Of the State. u,
nu, take rar' in the public reception 4
the Tapo, cxriaius his absence On tNt Z
Of in1,,pa.ilion and the unfa,oratlyn,,
the weather But the ",ccrc, hi,,,.,
dli..rcnt Men. who's, recollection, f. |.
~ that date. tell u that there t,ia.y
variance between the Governor ana
President IN p"int of et,1ne,,r--j
former holding I'll" t'rst visit due Inn s.0S
Magistrate 4 the STATE, the latter hoIl.s
,iuchm n Chief Magistrate or Tie [ 4
States. Both persisted the Goyc,n.rt ID
II sickness and ,,aiA n, home. dc,oly,,l
iu,,s ~ Samuel Adams whowas lir.,
c.nor Hancock though, better @. i. \
ever, and the Sunday following, "tc,l
mccung., Wrapping himself N Nat''..
save appearances. he rodr in his cam
to Wa>hlogtou'4 od5ings, and pad Il,
ccrcmunons Visa.
It would appear from John Alan. I'd
that iIarco,k had secretly selected the !.
of tumnrnIcr-in-chie. nf the Rcvoluta4
forces fer himself As all men know
vaa Of the foremost in the Revoh,rI
mo,cmcn,. None was more ohuls
to the Bri'ilh Government than John Ii
cock lie was one Of the immortal '
wao scic prescribed as unpardonabl'oe
for Vengeance nnd death In Short
were no mean claims for thc Office to =.
lie a.prcd Bat his lacl; Of oSp~ricae
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

.Sp"ta.--Scyeral executions Of H~'
officers have occurred at Madrid and ~
too, Is hong'H Measure. are 'ais'
destroy the liberty Of the Pres, % u
al present cuiaYcd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13
WHOLESALE PRICES,


PRoyIsInss-Baeon--srnrre and in demand Mt l2fa
l24 cents.
PoRK.-Nonr.
BEEf.-We quote by the qnantIty at las
FLouR.-Old s3si New s3i04
WHrAT.-Red 75c; White 80 rts.
MEAL. Corn Meal 70n7jc.
GRAiS.-Corn 65a70 eta: Outs 40 IL Is cents.
GuANo.-Bestferuvian $50 to 81 per ton
PLAsTER-Lump, S71 Ground ssl. in Bills 10.
SUGARs.-New Orleans 1a9 cts: foro Rico In IL
cts Clarified l0all cts, Loaf II to l"i cts.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30 cts.
BrEswAx-21 to22 cents.
l24
BpANDY.-Applc, 40a4a; Peach, 80 TO s5crs.
Bar IRoN.-S75nS0 assortcdluli.
CoFFEE.-Rn to ii eta. Lnguira IL To IL Mocha
20; Java ID To Il,
CouSTRY LISESs,--Tow II Ito I2d scarce and want
ed Flax l2al icts,
CoTroN YAnSs,-Saleq nj II
FEATHERS to 36 cts.
WooL.-aS to 30 cts.
Wool RoL1s.--3j ia very
GISsESG.-32n35 cts.
FLAX SEEp.-Sules 81 per ST lbs
Fisu-Herings, No. /, ISL; Hanx No. lIcrring.
s6ae71; Slad. sl3, Mackerrl,N 3, So
T.Lrow.-s to 81 cts.-dui.
TAR.-$3.50 per Dbl.
HfMP.-Wc quote d to Sc, in demand.
LISsEEp OIL,-75cts.-in demand.
LARp,-l24 TO II cts
MoLAssEs.-West India 81 To 40 cts per gallon.
y. O. 42 to I5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13
a. NEW CLOTHING STORE |!
A. S. SHAFER & CO.

TINE subscribers, proprictora of the very popular
4 Cl,thing establishment known the "PErERS-
BURG CLOTHING BAZAAR" take this method Of
infurming the citizens of Lynchburg nd the surround
ing country that they intend opening the lar nf Oc
tpber, a nem ami desirable stock Of RGaGy-Made
Clothing, in the Auin street. formerly oc-
cur led by Messrs. PAYNE & Bell Opposite G. Meem's.
Manufacturing. we d." all he Clothing sold By rs.
having extraordinary facilities for purchase and man
nfactnre of goods and Thorough acquaintance with the
requirements of the Virgina Clothing market sinll
keep constantly supplied with GENTLEMEN'S
CLOTHING md FURNKSHTNG GOODS, in
every varicty-nnd. by strict attention the Of
the community, shall endcavor merit share of
public favor. A. s. SHAFER e. co.
sept l0-dts if Republican copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

~ OEECE.-ln pursuance ut decree ot the Cir
l. v cult Court far tho county of Campbell mnde on
the 10h dry of May 1852. in the Norvel fbbs
Planfid against Joseph Gibbs and Susau his wife, mud
al Defendants shall the ist lay of October, 1852.
the premises. proceed TO SELL nj public nuction.
credit nf six and lively months the Of Land in
s,d decree mentioned. containing 100 Acres, more
or less Bonds with good security will be required Of
the purchaser and the title retained further security
until the last payment be made. This land lies in the
cniny of Campbell, tho hend of Bcar Greek
adjoining the lnnds of Elisha Callahan, - Ross and
Others mud is nbnut five miles from Campbell Couri
House. nd Is considered good hand. Richard Morgan
or Hiram feshmon. will show the lund amy " sL
inefo purchase. mauthorsed by snid Decree TO sci
the above mentioned land privately. and il effect sals
privately before the mentioned due notice
will he given. DAVID e. MORGAN, C0m'T.
sept l-atwt1DF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13
EXCHANGES
Richmond Markets Sept. D.

TOBACCO.-Thc market is animated with brisk
demand for good aud fine manufacturing kiads very
fair prices Receipts light, aud inspections falling off
We quote Lues S4Am g. common leaf $6a6I; middling
to good $G3a 81; good md fine $9aal2 tanry manu.
featuring sl5a3i Two fanny hlds sold yeser-
aay, at $23. and | at S34
WHEAT.-Foreign adviccs per Arctic hive agnin
depressed onr market Prime white may how he quoted
Mt " 49, prime red 92d cash; good primo GOA 95 cash
FLQUR-Reccipts continue sray light. Small
sales of 'Scoitsvillei at s44a "a; Richmond $40.
CORN.-624 cts. ~. bushcl.
CORN MEAL-70r. per bushel.
OATS-3GG37l cents.
RlE-75cls.
FISH-tlerringe new No l. Cut = no. Gross s. 50
1915 Roe 81 0O Mackerel No. 3, $50; No. ., $lO5.-
No. |, Sill. Sind Sion 1850
LARD-Bbs l24 cts.krgs l34al2 Pals l31c
BACON is firm and without change in price. Prime
shoulders and wanted
BACON-Sdes held Mt 03nll cents Shoulders 9u05
Hams IL to l3.
MOLASSES-Sweet Cuba 20a22cts. New Orleans
u3lc
GUANO-:i3 from from store
COfFEE.-R Rio aa 94c.; Lnguym 94a91.
GLOVER SEED-sGd TO 81.
PLAhTER-No Lump in mnrkci-Ground 81.
SALT-trom store 81 As; sales from wharf FL 30a45
SUGAR-Ncw Orleans 5a6 cents Porto Rico 5n6
rents.
HAY-Northcrn in bales--from wlarf goa Csc.
lRON-tfg Iron S24 10 rs, according To quality ;
Sweeds $05 per English 80; Tredngar Richmond
manuattory G5 Up Country Bar $82a87, according to
quality
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Lynchburg Mnrkets-sept. m.

ToBACCO-Receiris decreasing. Inspections the
past week, I'll hrs. Owing To the damage sustained
by the gro"ih efo irofn the late heavy aud continued
rains. marker hns become mated, and prices
fully recuvet firm the depression Of the lostwo ~r,ks
previous Sales this week nf Iugs from "a G Conn
mon leaf 81 a65; Mrdling 10 :6.50a 30; gnad and
fine shipping a. .50ag, good manufacturing leaf l0 ID;
fine IN do. do Sl5dp2J.
WHEAr-75'a 81 To- good Red and White.
WILLIAM I SMITH.
Commission Merchant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13
fttEAY GONDs-EOk CAsH.--l a.

4 tbEEAP GOoDS-HoES CAsH.--I am
~ now receiving large and complete assortment al
new SPRI Nc aud SUMMER GOODS; comprising the
ntcst and fashionable varic- ties and styles I'M.
,orted this scuson-whIch nm offering mt unusnaly
low PRICES. Intending tn sell for CASH mean To br
.nti.ed with small Iros, and thereby will make il Ia
the interest oi all to give II call-whch mot cor
,liay solicit from those having Goods to buy. viii
promise many inducements in the way OF Styles,
priccs and large and well selected stock To pick from
"a can be found in any establishment in the State.
deem il needless give even the heuds or brnnchc.
composing my stock, my long experience has taught
me oevcry class of dealers. Suffice there
'nre tn sov that feel assured am fully procured to
answer the demands ofall-and ask all to emil
march 2o-ifts JOHN G. MEEM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13

I AND FOR SALE wish 10 sell 1856
LACROSSE 1and ing the Builho Springs
Buffalo RSer. in Amherst County, ubout 80 OF which,
Pie bottom. OF first guilty. Tho bottoms are thoroughly
drained, aud tranted ~ i, - thot erop n corn
or grass i always certain There il SAW MILL N
he with ~ Zee, head of winter md abundance OF
timber. About mile of Stone fencing IA around tho
rland. No band in the County does exceed this III the
production Of = obacco, Corn, Wheo and Onts. On IL
il n TWO Story Brick Dwelling and other houses. Mon
ry sw""ung or would not sell Apply to my
the pre..ises. T.. DRuMMOSD.
July l--2twdArta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13
DOErs.--LGWlrr s ALLGN,S HEArIltl

x ALLES'S BEAUTIFUL
Il series of Pocket foct- in elegant rilt bindings.
containing Heman- Ptoverbh Philosophy. Cnoprr.
Elliott. Laa Rookh Poetry of Flowers, Film Gonk,
Scott Lady of Lake, Mnry Hewitt, South,Y Thoup-
snn & Gray. Sgourncy Pollock. Coeridgr. tiod-n,th.
Rndgrrs, POETRY of All eions Campbell Milton Young.
Kirk White. Poetry of Passions. Wordsworth roe,iy oi
Sentiment. Mrs Norton. Rriti.h Poets. Bush Il Bmir.
Stern x johnson.
ALSO.
Lavs If Scottish cavaors,
Lvra and other Poems by Alice Cary.
Byr"n's Poetcal works.
Prose and poetry at Europe and Amrricn,
Ilinn and othcr Poems by Ptued
Book of Bnlluds,
fnller's Poems. &c, &c.
| m ii-hts Ar NEW coNNIssIoN BooK-SronE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13

~ II being certain that city is In be lighted
with with Gas take the earliest opportunity of in
forming the Cit of Lyncbnrg TINT shall prepare
immedntely for GAS-FIrTISG and especially solicit
the patronage of my friends md the public generally
Aug 20lts A. q. DABNEY, Act,
PHEoNIx FouNpRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13

I OSLO Saturday evening last, between Lynch
i burg and DR. Floyd's . leather POCKET BOOK,
continuing several bonds and ccrtiic1tc of deposit Of
Citizens Savings Bnnl<, for hundred mud eighty
Irce dollars No AGO. The Under will be literally
wurled by delivering it 10 Richard Tyee.
Sent 7.2dfT6AIH JOHN A PAYNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13
(,HEAP Boots, SHOES, HATS, sgc.

THEAP Boots, SHOES, HINTS, &c. L
~ take pleasure IN calling the attention Of the public
Ia my well aa4ored Stock ct Boos, Shoes, Caps Hats,
Travelling Trunk, Carpet Bags, PaDamn nud other
Summer Hatzcompa every thing used for the head
mud feet which have recently bought in the Northern
cities. aud ocring very low price, in order 10 in
uce large -ocs. thnk it will beto The interest Of all
10 eal ~ Preles nimblr penny to u slow shilling.
NJ prrayfgrulrnts Hadn 10 keep mp tste Stock
lron!shoat with fresh mud desirable Goods
,,nfrh Je-iDC JOHN q. MEM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13

Ml Diamond Hill, now occupied by the Rev. NJ,
Vaughan, situpied in excellent nghborhood. Fhe
buildings consist Of II BRICK DWELLING. with four
The floor and pnssage besides aevcrn excel
lent 5nscnent rooms md the necessary outhoupcs. The
Ion contains oucnrrc and has on II good we'll
For Terms apply to Jones n finney, buchanan. Va,
t1oir agent Nm. T Ynncry, who rcsdes near tho
property. JONES x FtNNEY,
| Jnly l5-.iits BY WM. 7. YANCEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13

TRADE AND MONTEREY AFFAIRS OF n. YORK.
Tn" New York Journal # Commerce. of the 9Th inst
saysi
There ia good demand for capital but Ii is freely
met 10y lenders without any farther change in
The merchants from the interior who have arrived thus
far all represent the country in prosperous cond
tion, aud prepared for active fall Ie. This
men Ia faihp. armed y the ehorarter of the goods
which in demand, particularly in fabrics adnI
ted Tor dresSes the most eeye trade being altogether
i'll the better qualities. Ihase familiar with the
business here have noticed that in "hard time"
under stringent injury market, the lower erades of
goods, both for women's and mems wear sought af
Ter To the comparative neglect of choc.r fabrics, At
present. is very dirut sell The ohtp'r grades of
dress goods and this is sufficiently characteristic OF the
| ate Of feeling throughout the country"
F2oUr-Shhern Flour is ip moderate request, md the
arrivals still limited Sales of asa bbls nj 81 44D
3D.! for mixed good straight brands. mostly witin
quotations, and "a 75Q5 371 for fancy. Rye Flour ia
| ~carce,-n or of p bbls. sold at 90 "a
hon-1he market is firm; 300 tons Scotch Pig sold ut
| -! SO. & months.
Lepd-25e tons Spanish sold at sli0 on time and nt'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13

ysNO SPOR SNEN-We have this day opened
8 large assortment of double and single barrel
UNS direct from Lond,n aud manufactured for our
selves embracing variety of qualities from 81 so 10
90 each. We earnestly invite all who wish to pur
chase. to call and Sc them before purchasing.
sept 3--dt4 GREGORY. ROYALL e. SIMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13

9s THE MUSTANG LINlMENr.-Everyd a,
S>-Sa evidences Of this popular medicine reach
the of the public friend ofthe Editors.
the Pacific Railroad. Told him the other da,
that he would be without it hi section any
Whatever. He finds constant Tor il among
his hands The great value of this arl has induced
muny worthless limitations under different. but similar
names. but the persons who used Bragg Il Cos
lniment will NOT be deceived by any vile and rascally
cheat who would palm off spurious preparation on
them.
See advertisement in another column.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13
XTALUAnLE REAL EsrArE FOR

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE will offer for sale until the first oi No
venbor next the following valuable property The
HOHNE IND LOT nheye noae reside ncnr the Re-
servor quito deairuble fnmily residence with NIL
neighhuriiood
Two vacant Lots adjoining same containing quarter
of an acre cHch.
Two Acres Of Ground the hill in the neRhborhood
nf Messr@ pence Cawthons factory, we'll ocnted ot
building i1ctories. &c.
Three Tenement main street, nearly opposite the
Union locl. each - feel front. running bae LIP feet;
these Tcnemcuts occuprd md paying good relf.
40 Acres Of Land in Anlher., county, with
in two miles OF Lynchburg, and coHveDirpi ~ mari 81
the Lnnd is of fine qunliiy and well wnrred with SUI
Gcient qmntity Of imber The improvements are most
" new having on il Dive, ling House with eight
nrge rooms and passages, gooG new barn house,
stables, kitchen. and AL necessary out houses.
will also olpr for snlc tenements water street
the Va. and Tenn K. Rond Depot, now being
built, and will he finished by November These
1enemcnts Il ont 30 feet each, running baok 1870 feet
three stories above basement, and well arranged for
nrFe commission business. These Tepements II not
sold will be for or leasc.
The abo.c mentioned property cen se p3ychnsed on
accommodating terms, IN exchange .DT likely goype
Negroes. Apply To the undersigned.
GEO. &. CURLE.
will here any tn my old customers and friends who
hive LIBERAL, pnrnnsed for the las. twelve ycnrs
TINT my business will be kept up in The same style as
heretofore md every effort made to give sa4action
my parons &r. GEO. &. CURLE.
mug 2--wtInnv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13
1.-TWO VALUABLE ESTATES FOR

-
Il SALE.-As the commissioner appointed in the
suit Of Pollard, guardian 80, ngninsi Henderson and
others; offer for sule n TRACT OF LAND. contain.
CT ing COG norrs. lying this place This lind
X with the exception of about 90 neresi is in orig
inal woods we'll 1imbetcd aud conseniento the lanes
River Cana, az Lock 10 There is Stream shis o..
tate sufficient 10 drivca circular Saw, which makes IL
most desirable property to persous engaged IN ihe lnm
her business Most olil Ia good fohncco mud grain
land. There is also. bed OF limestone of good quniity
ulso offer Cor sale FARM onthe wnters oi Bent
Creek lying within three miles of the Canal be,ter
cess which. will soon be Ind by the bridge
sruciing across The River. Tho Firm confirms nbonl
pls& 100 ncrea. oi which, about 400 cleared IN
- fertile condition, having been under clover mud
plaster o the pns II yenrs, carefully surfaced and nm.
dcrdained and very productive. There il about 90
ncres of Greek mud Branch 0ats. exreme rich, The
soil !. mostly RED. II il divided into five fields and
two lots, with excellent fencing pal gatea, and each
field and lot beautifully waieFed; aad abe esnie we'll
adapted either grass for Stock fhrm 10 the pro
ducton olg rain and Tobacco. Tbs buildings consist oil
n Good Dtceiii1g HonSe, kHcha Negro houses Shb'es
Germ houscs. and two Barns with t0Dr TObaeco hons.
and other buildings In secure the Carts, Wagons and
Tools from exposure. The 391 in woods art
well 'lmbercd and of it line Tobacco lind These
cstntes will be sold terms suit the pnrcaser. aud
the tract. divided if desiscd. ANDREW WHITE.
july l5-g2m Benz Creek. Appomnlox CO..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-13
IL SEABUssY'S Shoe store E
- .tIIAE ANl LET LIVE -

LIVE AND LET LIVE -
-IS5 II will be remembered that when commenced
business under mynrn year two since. FOUR
DOORS toward the Market Hon<c from tie old sand
took the above md having strictly adhered to
it, enden vorng make my sales mutually beneficial Ia
Tho purchaser and myself new. under the same rule
offer to aruy generous community. probably the most
extensive assortment of Dress and common BOOTS
mud shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, and
Valises, Travelling Bags, Umbrellas. Shoe Thread and
other articles belonging to my business, that has ever
been presented the citizens OF Lynchburg and those
who purchase in this market
My experience in business, having paid crc',sre
attention it for twenty five years, my acqnain-
lance with Manufacturers ard Dealers, and my long
residence in Lynehbnrg, qualities TO prepare my
self 10 do we'll rs the beat, and 20 il is.
am very thankful fnrthe liberal patronage received
nnd shall strive to secure its continuance.
I. SEABURY.
A.
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Grocyics-We note sales of 1000 bugs Rio Coffee
Mt S349lr. ID h. Sugars and Molusses quiet. Rice
5i@ SIC u b, and scarce.
Guano-There is active inquiry, with steudy sales
Mt previous quntotions.
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silk and Fancy Dry Goods.

DOunty Land warrants-W will pay
ID the highest cnsh prices for Bounty Land Warrants.
All who have them for snlo. will please call Office,
next to Burchs mud opposite the Warwick honse Main
.,rcet. STATIIAM. SMTrHSON& Co.
hnril l-ifia
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BUILDING w MATERIAL; s.-We have just
received, from tho manufacturers, very lnrge
sortment Of building mnterinls, among which
that ere entirely and very beautiful, and not in
market.
Sliding door Locks, rail mud nstragnl,
Morce Locks for front doogs, with night keys and
latches,
Upright Locks for front doors, with night keys aud
lutchea,
uprightfor front and inside doors,
Novelty Locks for front doors,
Morice Locks for inside doors,
Rnbbet mortice for front and inside DOORS
Rim locks :" E" a
All the above goods with silver plated. pearl white
rose pcnr white PATTERN pearl white and silver.
nrelo, argo, and mineral Knobs. besides every
description Of goods used in House bpildng all of which
we will cell low those who will favor with call
Sept 3--d4w GREGORY, ROYALL& SIMPSON.
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COLLEGE.-Tbe Fall se..

n9CKENS0N COLEEGE.-The Fall ses-
- sion of this ancient aud favoriie institution. will
commence ON wednesday, the 18th of September
Purcualiy in Attendance is'e nrcd, mike by the inter
csts of the students and of the College.
Board in good families may be had Mt prices ranging
rom % $500 per week. (Studcns pr'fcrring To
hnnrd hens eves reduce this expense low 625
cents per week y The annual charges, including tu-
tion bonrd mud all incideninls for washing
fuel, and lights vary between $1,000 and $4,000
Cnrislr Sept g. IA G. COLLINS. President.