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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-12-04
EYRE g. e. Il NDGLL.
4M and Arch Street,
PHIL DELPHIA.

EAFE established Store where the best
AA trade now resort for
Household Dry Goods,
French Fancy Goods,
Dress Silks and Shawls
Hosiery, Gloves and Mtts,
Cloths, Cassmers and Vestings,
Muslns and Linens by the piece,
Damask Table Linens and Napkins,
Patent Black Silks for Dresses,
Full Stock of Mourning Goods.
E. & l.. are constantly receiving Bargains from
the New York aud Philadelphia Auctions, which
they sell Wholesale and retail very cheap for Nett
Cash.
EDWARD f. EYRE, WASHINGTON |. LANpELL,
Philadelphia, July 3, ls52.-ly.
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tF- One half Of the brick arch in Taylor
Soma brewery, fen yesterday afternoon with ire
o end us crssb, bringing with IL two immense copper
kettles and inmenis amount Of brick and m lrTar,
which upon the arch, toghieer with about TOO
hundred barrels Of hot besr Shlch vas prectpltsod
Into The river The arch feet thck it4e high,
fly long, snd fifteen m width. The of the arch
above supported upward of two hundred tuns besides
this the walls on which ihe arch rested supported
water tank of eighty tunt, and lmmense an1un, OF
brick and mortar witch surrounded inc copper ketdsf
But fe~ dsys i'ncO Il found that the arch Eas
csvt n aud measures we're becg taken 10 support L.
Bics columns had been rai,ed, and goTknen were en-
gaged In putting 10 wOOc arches and Iron rJd when
they discovered that the srch ~as falling They lume
d.tsy left and sounded the alarm throughout tho build
ing, aud by their presence Of mind net al lndyiild
was jured. The shock wa iet al some daiaIcv, aud
In abort tine great number Of pers0ni collected
srUun Tue building The water tank realms its ps'on,
hsv'tg barring on the main wall srd the Immense
chimney. IL was filed with water at the time, but -
prevent further dsmsg, IL Was Immediately lot out
The heaviest Ices SIR Tzylo srstsins will be ,he dine
required TO put tue building In order fr brewing.
Apart from this bis loss cannot eXcsod two thousand
dollars. Aibsoy Eve. journal VI Saturday.
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Was attacked and died. At the same time nunoo' u
others were ,elzed with cholera orb as which 10 some
trstsrces proved fatal About ten days nom 'ne ~
pesr,nce of the first case, 18Th July, number Oh per
,op, of delicate constitutions, and many iniemPerse
and INDECENT subjec fell Victims Most OF the cases
however H. sered some days even 10 persons VINO nad
had csh. and Sysentery aud were otherwise de iea'e
and greatly alarmed Tie sudden deaths we're mostly
incorporate colored folk Up to 7sh August the pre-.
ysilins disease vas IL q mixed charscsef-mangasus
cholera rnorbus putting on the livery OF cnosr as
dysentery did two years oeiore, or WhaI sni % TO
Csrcsd Is sporadic cholera At t5is period. hoTsver-
tbree weeks from the fTsS csss-hs disease assumed
more decided cholera form 10 one ngnt six persons
ro,iy colorei were iimr!taI eously seized and feii
into collapse In fer hours MGS o. me csss' I'yn
this time up the 2 August though confined 70 Tue
colofsd populstou.) their course rapidly lnere
vss now cessation OF about ten days lns nnn'el OF
deaths from the 18th Joiy amounted 70 thirty1vs On
the 29sh August al aged snd inhrm man was auseAoo
with vomiting End purspg and soon became collapsed
and died the Day. On The night OF the Ia Ausu
three children IL ole family and sewers. sdats '1e
sane neshboTh hood, were suddenly attacked snd oso
ard In lhs sane street within square, tnerc were
nine deahs within six days. Other cases occurred
In different parts II town, and Ia os ssss mere Sere
renI6a or seAsea dedis more tnsn one THIRD OF the
whole number, and those dyfng Ia some yen ortNsve
hours IN n1zv Of ihEsc there tsy6 40 sHoFtJry
s-4ptors IN the others there were Tnese AFTER cases
occurred In good sltusons and among person, 10 com
Portable circumstances In lie-iney were principally
thrifty Germans sId lived clearly Tbs cases ran Into
tie collapse stage In D hOars, snd were evidently
real cholers, such ss We mad In l-j2
In the County slns House, t~o miles from town, the
cholera also broke OUT and Of about seventy paupers
there were fourteen deaths Ia few week. Ia the
country there we're a number Of deaths In July and
Angus Ia small town, Marion, CT few hundred
trhabrsnu abou, miles south Of Chambers ours With
in the last o weeks there eight or ten deaths
frum the same csesse
There have been no rew cases IN the las. two days
In Chambertburg.
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m Nv the dsaaected Of both parties. he nso msee
ANA observations relative 20 the Interpretation OF 'no
provisoss Of tho Constitution upon the sres' '''
'ect of confederation among the party .s
A system Of Ward organization vas tnsn ssr ,,s's
men informally, those present reading In tue Ciy,
s,Ins IN their name. vito view Of cooperating Tor ne
accomplishment of that object
49, .sveru Sl.,in vuished friends of the cause TO IN
vtsiiop. sent them 10 tsbs part In public demons~s'
ton 10 be held a, future dawn Oc'ooer
A sHsh, discussion then arse 40 20 the propns'y =.
holding a pubic meeting neat week definite seton
poou he suggestion vas postponed until Friday even
ps. 10 which time the meeting sdjourned-hr'' nov.
ever sppolp,ips 10 collect funds 10 detrsy
the srpepses Of the contemplated demonstration
No feature Of especial interest marked ,ne p.oee,
Ina, ON the whole the meeting Of rather tanely
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Gnnn Nrws roR PorrER CouNrY.-

Coop News FOR POTTER COUNTY
Our ouies village suddenly quite excited on Sun
day evenlDg last by the announcement that the world
renowned Ole Bull rad srriged in town. As no init
rrssn Of bis vsi had reached rs, most CT our CITIZENS
were fret exceedingly skeYucs about the mstsr out
the presence If John F. Cosan, Esq, from Williams
port soon dissipaed all doubss and we began TO real
lie cur COED fortune But our astonshmsnI was sres
Iy Increased on learning that this elaborated man had
purchased of Mr. COwsn, ore hundred and fseHy aao4
siad ac-ts Of iann In THE County. with view - ice
speedy settlement by bis country men Ole Baut rePu'
taop genius, and wealth will enable him 10 se'te 80
many OF his counrynen his new purchase 40 ne
may oesire; and We therefore lock upon this move
mtnt the most Important that has ever Occurrs1 "a
the history Of this County. As further evidence OF
the rally of the chaoge thats taking place 10 our AZ
fairs, ana Of the intention settle South eastern
wilderness there arrived on Monday eveEing some
thirty hns looking robust and de,ertol aed sous OF
Norway. on their way 10 Ole Bulls purchase. Az
understand =, this 10 the Vanguard OF the army
which Is 10 foow-snd 10 follow just as fast as these
pioneers cen maze arrangements for others 70 live.
But we will wal; further developments before we en-.
large upon these strange events.
Journal, coudesport Pa, 10Th
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Important Intelligence from Pcru-The Lo-
hos Islands Fortified and Garri-oned by
Land ard sen.

Land ard sea.
We have been put in possession of the
following interesting and inporisn, intelligence which
comes to US from perfectly reliable and authentic
source
Immediately on receipt of dispatches q. Lima, 3l,t
July, sent by the Peruvian Minister Washington the
Council Of state clothed the Executive <lth e,traordi.
nary powers. One steamer and two ships.ofwar were
sent 10 the LOb hos tanos and three we're h be
sent imms diatey after Cen Destua was al the Island
with ferce OF 800 men
The Enginh steamer Lima that lsh on The 18th OF
August, landed 5l5 men, well Offered Psyta on the
18th Tbey would laave the next day In the steamer
Bmse, for LooJs lsard
O'ders had been s!yen 10 station ? GOO men At Lam.
bay eque coast opposite Lobos Island.) The Lobos
Islands would be strongly fortified, everything bstng
prepared for 40 doing. Jour OF Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

The FoURTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER
The sIpiverssry II the triumphant Of Gen.
scotbto the CRY of MeXlco will b. celebrate az Lou
tville Ky, on Tuefdav the l4ih inst Uoder the
perintspcerce Of the Young Mems State Club splen
old barbecue will be- prepared In the grove that
city. Among the spsskers expected we 'tice Gov.
Jones. Gen WILSON, George w. Summers, Thomas +.
Msr'ha1 J. C.iitenden, J. r. Underwood, Wm 7.
Ward and Carer Davls-a host Of sooi speaksrs.
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II The remains of Mr.. Fowler were

II The remains OF Mr.. Fowler were
received stFsl River Tue'day, from the Committee
OF Congress appointed to accompany them from Wash.
instOn, by Committee Of the 10 They frat
tax 10 the late residence If the deceased and after
ward 10 the church 10 which for many years he mad
miLis,ored. Religious service were there had under
the direction u Rev DIR. Cobb Of Taunton. The bella
He'd minute guns fired aud places Of busi.
nes Ihron ghoul The town were closet
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Cholern I'm Cbamber.h.r~ p.

CHANHERsHuReR, Friday, Sept 10, ls52.
o., Un tne night of the 18th July one of
rsrs. s'n,sh', Who had been 10 delicate he.lsh wa.
ehel.ra "sat Ai' medical attendant rsssrdei a.
On the .,s,ss neoeed By eating cuoumbsr., and died
sa,r, 90 .,ss o. the following day. A day ortro
"0ntn, who had dlsrrhe, q -, 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

TRADE SALE.-The great sale by Bangs
Brothers Co continues to attract large coneoune
OF our most eminent publishers from all the lesdins
book selling msris In the United states On no pre-
vious occasion of the kind has the bidding been nore
spirited and what Is remarkable no falling on 90
served az the sale draws toward close The purcnss
ers comprise di,iin sushed portion of the usssenee
and influence Of their respective sections Of the coun
try, and judging from tbs accidental expressions OIL
opinion At the SALE we Infer that sound Wig ponies
are quite In the ascendant among them hansneid
Life Of Scott went of with rush, while the Lie OF
Pierce comparatively hung fire. The portrait" OF Henry
Clsy excited brilliant burst of enthusiasm ard during
the sales Of scoas Lie repeated chez" were called
forth for the hero Of Chippewa and Chepufepec.
valuable miscellaneous collection from various Puon'h
er, 10 10 be put up today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
Court OF GENERAL SEssIoys.-Taes-

day-Beore Judge Beebs and AID Moore sad H.lsy--
Grand Layeeng-GeoTge Sherman afd Roland H. Withers
were tired on charge Of grand larceny In stealing $o on
the I'D OF June last The property OF Mrs Sarah Bentley re-
siding Eisahay. The Jury without leaving their seats,
rendered q verdict OF not guilty.
Patrick Nc Carly formerly porter At the Clifford bouse,
In Park place, tried for having few weeks snce 80
Zen two trunks containing clothing the property Of MI rof
ter shema,. merchant, Of Broadway. The prisoner was
convicted and sentenced the State Prison for two years
PEA Of Gully Charles l. Leslie who last wees pl, sded
guilty 10 stealing e20 from geneasn Of The Aaor houss
this morning pleaded guilty TO having stolen g9o sae.
money, and clothing to the value OF si75 from John
colt, Of New BIishon Conn, while that gentleman We
stopping at the Irving House Alter having been
TO the State Prison for two years the Court enea IT'S
Leslie was an old and notorious Hotel thiet 10
OF which he sentenced for two years more Tor rooons
Mr.. Tslcott.
Ssnt.HeesIsase Riley. who wss yesterday eense'ea
Highway Robbery sentenced 10 the state rrison W ~
years; James Mcdonald, convicted o. burglary In inc E
degree sentenced the State Prison for 10 years ~
Rots convicted Of Grand Larceny State Prison iof
Jsnet Lorsn convicted Of ike of.nse State Prlson o
years Alice Hepburn, convicted OF Ike oiierse: oss
prison FOR years Patrick Maiden lad under - Jesn@
see canycfed Of Highway Robbery was sent 10 TIE 'ue
OF Refuge.
The Court then adjourned FOR the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF The THERMOMETER AT
D,latour,. (foruerly LyucA s Clarks) 25ls WALK
1852. SAM Neon. NJ. "
cent ia IS 81 %
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS. - AsToR
HoUsE.-Hon Truman Smith, Conn; Dr. Charles I.
Jackson, Boston; Raw. DR. Parks, New-York.
IRVING House,. N. Bonapsrte u S. Al Major
Stevens, u. s A.
MErRoPoLIrAN.-IIon. John L. King, Mass; Gen
P. T Paddlefort, Georgis Gen McLsren NswOFleans;
Gen. VIM NJ Peytop, Roanoke; Col 5. Hunting L. l.;
Judge Ne ndel, Monrcal DR.. Pratt New.York, and $50
others.
UNION. SQUARE BoIEL- Don Gonzalez Alfonso and
family, Havana Senior j. J. De Osma, Minister Pleal'
potentiary &C. from Peru, and suite; Alfred A. Reeve
and family Java; Hon Mr. Cooley and family, Staten
bland Col Hervey Sparks California; osl Alexander
Hamilton, Washington City.
CLARENDON HOUSE, Mr. c. fortnight H. B. NJ Con.
sui to Csrthsgens, and family; Gen. j. w. Tyson and
family, Maryland Gen. Van Rensselaer, and daughter
Albany Rev Fitch w. Taylor, U. S. N; Wilson G
Hunt, New.York Mr. T. Manning, Nicaragua. Thomas
Barring lef! for BE ston yesterday morning.
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SUPPOSED SuIcIDE.-A Mrs. Ca,harin,

heCslsban lately residing No lie Broome died yes
teTday morning as supposed from poison Administered
herself IL seems that TbUrsday last she obtained
medicine which che drank but gro wing Dr. 6vsn
was called IN and told by that she had taken poison.
Erors were msde 10 remove the scine poison from
her stomach but Dnnccessfu The dsce sssd IN
the habit Of drinking Intoxicating liquors excsss Csno-
ner Ives will hod an inquest upon the body mornns
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.x-.,x,x-. nc YHI, DAT Aso svEsrss.

Nbos G.rien-Rcbert NscArs B.st So 49,. u,x
Bar,oas TheAtsr-Our Ssv lsdy Mad Msfs MAJ h''A wv
Warscss Lyceura-The Rivss; ksissrg the wilma.
Bsruur,'s hu.suu-T The Orphsnr Dream nsncins se
Broadway, Corcers every sFsfns
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The u. S. UNIvERsALIsr CONVENTION.
This Convention will commence ia annual session
Metropolitan Had, this morning at 10 o'clock Rev
Drs Sawyer and Bsllou, and Revs Sebastian s,reeter,
T B. Thsyer and E. H. Chaplin viii address the Con.
venlion during lie mppiDg session. The Occasional
Sermon will be preached a. o'clock, at the same
place By Rev. 7. p. Abel In the evening there will
be preaching in all of the churches of that dsnoup.
ton in NeWYork, Brooklyn and usburgh.
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Court GALE,

CouRr CALENDAR This Day.-CoM-
WON PLEasNos 49, 80 90 II, a? IS, A., ~ ID, ~ 90
- cI ~, 81 co9sINo. a. is 4so 4s5 49, 5ll S
5l4 SIS, 5I6 5l7 5is $40. go, 52l, ~ =, % p, e
svrRTME CouRr~-Speeial Tym.-Nos 10, ". y ~
50, 60 6i S. o. A. So - Ia a. %. II cases set down
for yesterday, crowded OF
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NBLos'-The present engagement of
Madame Anna Thllcn at Niblos, Is eqasiy a. success.
Jul as the former one. On Monday evening she sang
La Hls d. Rstntsi to crowdedhouse AMI ELECTED IN
diminished applause In enc Of the stage boxes Madame
sontsg and IN the otter Nsdsme Abon witnessed her
performance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

TIE SuNKES VEssEL.-Eforts are
making to rsie the ship Baltimore which sunk Las. Pr
cay afternoon at pier No. 80 East River. The water
rushed IN through the side where timbers were being
replaced. The ship w@ undergoing an overhaulinx
preparatory toa trip to Australia At the time Of toe
accident to men were at work In the hold Tney had
barely line to escape. Tss rsising of the Baltimore
will cost Ct least 81 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

BENEFIT FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Tuesday evening next, 2lst ins) has been selected
Tor the by Madame Abon for the benea, of the
Fire Department Widows and Orphans Fund, which
was proposed By her on her arrival 10 this country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
PASSING CoUNTERFEIT MoNEy.-A mar

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.-A man
named Edward Mcirwn yesterday arrs,ted bv Oeesr
Cssous OF the Sixth Ward charged with passing coau-
eue 20 bill on the Bank OF North America al Provi.
dence 70 II C. Dexter, al the Branch Hotel Bowerv
The accused taken before Justice Stuart and hsd for
examination ~ w.
man named Starkweather also arrested Yesterday
ehaaed with pass counterfeit IS bill on the Maahattan
company o. this City al the oyster saloon Of NJ Jacobus
NO les Eghthav. He committed by Justice stuart Z,
await examination. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
The AMERICAN ARMY IN Mexico

The AMERICAN ARMY IN MEXICO-
FFu AN.UyERsARY Yesterday waS the fifth arnlvsr'
ssry of the entrance of the American army Into the
City Of Mexico aud II celebrated by parade and
review of the Flrst Re gmen. OF New York VOLUNTEERS
who served In the war with Mexico and by salute of
100 guns fred at o'clock, P 81 the Battery, by the
Scott Life Guard Association. The gallant banda
remnant Of the brave regiment which sgnaizei It.
self under Gen. Scott by rs services Ia that war-met
at the hercerst. House at O'Clock, F. 81 in full uni
form; thence they marched under the escort Of the
American Rifles to the Battery where the salute
fired in commend alton Of tho sven. which these men 90
signsy aide In accomplishing. They participated Ia
the exercises Of loading and firing. Oue hundred
half minute suns fired With remarkable exsctue,s
The military then MARCHED up to the Park formed Ia
front Of the City Hail. and wero reviewed by the City
authorities, after which they proceeded to their head
quarters At the time VI the firing cheers were given
Tor Gen scoTr, By those precautionary Of whom are
Democrats but will vote for their old commander who
ed their column 10 achieve vtories for our country
which have exalted our national reputation and added
10 the glory of our arm' Tho Volunteers and Scott
Life Guard marched to victory under bis leadership In
lsi7 and will do again In 1852 Among those Jealous
n the denomination Of yesterday, we're Capt J. II.
Hobart Ward, Lieut. VIM II, Browne Lieut. VIM Tay
Tor and Sergeant Hugh Mcdonald, who no mem
bers Of the Scott Life Guard Association and served
under him In Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

ARREST OF SHORT BOYs.-Eight Short
Boys were yesterday arrested vaans and before
months each. "
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ANOTHER MAD Ox-An OK bsloopius

70 man Ismed Johnson who diving the animal To the
Orsndst Ferry On Monday afternoon became sntsne1
and Isn wildly through several streets Of tho thirteenth
WMd, tossin, "a small lad who severely Injured and
shtepDg thousands Of pecestdans The animal was hna
~ shot Ia broome st.
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hILLED BY fALL.-Mary Ann Wood
man child years Of died at re.Senes
OF her psrens No. 800 Madison ftom The eie rs OF IAN
from the story Of building the lower floor sus
t'ned on sundsy ls An inquest will be held upon the
Doe tins morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

II The Fair of the American Institute
will commence Oct s. On the 10Th, 20!h and slss days
OF O.tober the exhibition of stock will take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

II At meeting of the Veteran Corps
of the War of ls2-l3-l4, convened at Headquarters
Star House, No "a Lispensrdst, on the l2lh August
1852, the following repOr. eff the Committee, appointed
al previous meeting to draft resolutions expressive Of
obligations to the mutual Association of Omnibus
ProprietoIs, was presented and unannously passed:
Reoisd That has arrived The history and affair, NJ
Veteran Corps winch eGetes their hope, AMI
encourages renewed eIenons.
hesoiged Ihat concuOus the Testimonials calculated 10
nns grateful re- oetOns the display
81 OrHnbus
people "a suitable demonstrations Of
k.ed That appreciate the kndaes aud courtesy extended
10 this Corps BY the ASSOCIATION pyd
ma such ample odaoGs their coort
sns without Inch 'hs aged aud hh could not have
'efd mat has been generally marked that
o s foen paeean no eatufs nyette such
attracted such sEhuaste admiration the splendid omn2uses
occupied ~ lie Veteran Cops oi the Waroflsla
hefrea That the excellent pay ed and hin eYbb.d
the external aiofnmens irappnss AID housings only
.agsed oy the ufbany and courtesy Propetors ana
Rored That the enterprise Of the Yort Omnibus
Prope tors however and I'm
proV-eut Of thus CIV but the patti tic feelings that
10 recognize the veterans Ut 1871 Is entitled
Terpecissnd hail the bright 10
view Il a. The hafbinger Of al susplciou, day
h0rd That the veteran Corps Of ths War Of 1919
faned r beuevoent acton 20 en-
deaVof promote their mutual Interests chief object benz
AID and relieve those them who
AND The na Nho By misoriuns otherwise having
or nends 10 pro, Tor uem thrown the precaou,
Les Of rue world, and finally, deeeaty them and
'fovca hat the unds Ci the Corps beus gmaty aopfo
st-d 70 such purposes could IA propney diverted
hao n' 20 4n,- ~h nrsf fellow citizens 10 the last
Colonel Of the Veteran Corps OF the warof ami H.
s f.. H. s.;:..o, Committee.
ID J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

u The Health Inspectors Report for
this week shows $50 deaths for he week ll6 less than
tire previous week-whch 10 - be attributed undoubs.
edly, to the cooler weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

n Residents of Sing Sing and Peek'-
in striving to get the fare of passengers from New.
York to those places reduced from hay cents 10 one
shilling each, with view to Increase the population CT
those villages from New'York and vicinity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-25
E'ayelfe LANDS.

have also for sale very desirable tact of Land y-
ing in The county of Favettr on both sides Of the Charles
ton Fnyptte and Raleigh Turnpike road, known the
Hill 3r Harvey Tract, continuing about 200 Acres, well
improved, with IA good Dwelling, Burn, Stables and
other Out Houses fine Apple aud Peach Orchard,
and is admirably situated for Store Tavern stnnt
ALSO one other tract. adjoining the same, contain
ing between 900 and 300 ACRE&. And one other
Tract known as tue Bragg Tract, all OF which lies w-
in few miles of the late surveys for the Ralroad to the
Ohio River, and is of choice quality -
sept 23--d3w II. j. BUM YIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-25
AND nearLynrEburg fOrSalc.-

Il Farnlon whirh live. lying Immediately on the Va.
and Tennessee Railroad aid extending within three
miles of the cyof Lynrl'urg Is for sale. This Farm
contains bout 700 Acres lies remarkably well, is we'll
waicrcd (hnving IL creeks and bancle passing through
i)u large proportion in wood heavily mhrred. with n
very comfortable lamy residence large Orchard and
other convenienees snited the comfrt of large fam
ily Being determined sell tins Tract will be divided
in several small TracS, suit purchasers, il desired
and will be sold very accommodating terms. and pos
session given mmediaely. Strangers wishing more
dsinerestee description of this Farm, muy confer with
Gen o. G. Cly. Henry s. Laaghorne, VIM. I. Yancey
John J. ruryis, Gen. David Rhodes, or VIM. Radfori
nh Of whom niay be addressed at Lynchbuig.
Il J. BURTON.
Richmond scni-wrcky Wbig Charlottesville Advo
cate aud Farnyilc Jonrna copy weeks and forward
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