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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-08
Nal InfalllUenGr

The u s. store ship Relief will ea in few days for
Rio de Jsneiro with stores for the Brazil squadron The
feowing Is list Of her oficers:-Henry X Thatcher,
Lieut. Commanding; sterrett Ramsey, Purser Geo. n.
Ransom. Acting Master p. J. Horwtz, Assistant Sur
geon VIM. H. Wilcox, Passed Mid.hpman; Jno. L.
Hart, do Vim s. Lowell. MidshipHan; Jno. A. lap
ham. Commanders Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-08

LIBEL SUIT AGAINST Mr.. Fl. DE Alma FOR SLAM.
pERSG Mas. TocHMAN.-We are informed that the grand
jury found three presentments against Mr.. Henry De
Ahna-two for publishing libes against Mrs Tochmsn,
formerly lie Appoonia Jsgello and for lbelling
her husband Major g. Tochman Wash Republic.
1t Is stated In the Washington papers that Kossuth
summoned before the grand jury but that the
mons recalled before he had given his testimony.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-08
The GerInnnic Congress i.

Berlin sdyices 70 the 23d instant the fact that
Of the German governments viii send deputies 70
attend tie CONNER ca Congress opened by the invitation
OF Autria while Russia dsoucs 20 do anything the
grourd u ~ he Ycrtrer rst be ccrstru c,ed befor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-08

BosToN, January Z, 1852
The storm last night very severe and the fall Of
snow has been heavy.
The large fall Of snow has drfted badly and the rail.
roads are completely blocked up The several steamboat
trains from New York did arrive until past two this
afternoon, and the morning mall train, via New Haven
had not arrived at nine O'Clock this evening.
The X. n. steamship Canada, Capt. Harrison, sailed
at noon to-day, for Liverpool via Halifax Sne takes
S25 600 in American gold.
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Late Charge to the Argentine Rspnblc.


The Hon A. w Harris, late Charge de Affairs TO the
Argentine Republic arrived at New Orleans on the 18th
ult, on board the ship Carioca from Rio.
The New Orleans mail has arrived
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The Storm III udson River Il abroad.

ALBANY, Jan. I, 1851
We are completely hemned in with snow. At four
O'Clock this afternoon nothing had been at POUCH
keepse Of any train from New York bound up No train
has left for the South. The Eastern train due ut one
o'clock and the Western train due at clock have not
arrived. The weather is clear and intensely cold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-08

IN the pendIc, diter tuo ucinpcrs oioCs "oI0
duly qualified committee appointed to collect,
count and sort votes for President The following was
the result -
Wnole mum Der OF votee .s........
Necefbary Ior cnolce..
Henry Wilson, Gree eoi) ...............".... 10
CnArles T. hueeeu.. ................... ~
M{ion LSwIence. =.
then the Senate briefly In relation to the duties
Of his oce and his anxiety to perform them with faith
fitness and i'm Partially.
+. II. Underhin, (free soi) was elected Clerk.
The House after some preliminary proceedings, went
into the election Of Speaker With the following result:
N. P. Banks, Jr., (dem 2ol
Erastus Hopkins. ..... ......."............ !
Whole number. Observation-Disclosures. 1893
Necessary to CHOICE. .le7
hr Banks was declared elected Speaker, and thanked
the House for the honor conferred him. and pledged
hmfelf to fait hful performance Of his duty.
l.. Josselyn, (free soil) was subsequently chosen
Clerk, by two majority over Mr.. Bowles (whig) Of
Springfield
The organization Of both branches Is the last
year-a free soil President Of the Senate, and demo-
cratic Speaker Of the House
Mr.. boutwell, will undoubtedly be elected Governor.
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Belgium and the ZoIverein.

The Belgian government issilJ have made several
concessions to the Zollverein, to facilitate q def
mite arrangement There are, however sundry difficult
ties, which might not too easily be settled concerning
the treaty between the Zollveren ard the Netherlands
SAKE Coburg entirely contents to that without any
srictions whereas thoe governments which har
at the Rhine custems bad agreed with reservations re-
latiye 10 these customs.
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The Graat Loan.

letter from Berlin, of the 22d says the condition
Of the new loan will be published in the course OF this
week. The loan will be slo,oOoO00 at per cent 10
se. 100000 Of this rum to be left to the sps-
cuators Of the exchange The rest namely $4,000 Geo
is already taken by the shehsuanse Board of Maritime
Trade
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body enter into any further negotiations With
atates not belonging to it. This excited some speeula
ton what the result Of the confere ace may be-
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Fire at Portland.

PORTLAND, Me. Jan T,lsb2
The factory building at Lewiston Fails. occupied fcr
the manufacture Of flannel destroyed by re Htopt
RiLe Se,ssk Wright
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Shocking Murder.
Death Of an Ex-Prcsldcnt OF Texns.. etc.

GREENsnuRo, Pa, January 7, 1869.
A man named Patrick began shot James Teeyins
through the heart last night, about nine o'clock.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. u 1907
Galveston dates to the "a inst. announce the death
Of Hon. Mr.. Burleston formerly President of Texas
The steamship Philadelphia from Chagces ana ns.
yana, arrived a. re to- day
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Shippinr IntelIirence.

Shipping Intelligence.
Az from Nyork-Dec a. Rolla ~ Graveend; Sandman,
At Liverpool; Philadelphs, dol 20th Humboldt At Sonth
Ampton.
sid for NYork-Dec a. A 2, from Liverpool Argo. do;
Connecticut do; John Stewart dol 25th Isaac Webb do;
Arr from Boston Dec rs. stafordshire at Liverpool
Sid for BostoL-Dec, Daniel Webster from Liverpool;
2oth LiIlias, do.
Arr Philadelpha-Dsc2 20. Wyoming. ~ LIVERPOOL;
Phiiadelphia, off Dartmouth.
Bid for Baltim ore-Deo a, Marianne, frem verpocl
Arr from Mobile-Dec Is, Kitty Cordes, ~ Liverpool
Bid for MobileDec a. Chester from Liverpool Nicholas
Biddle, do; Washington, do.
pus at Liverpool; Abbott Lerd Manila, do; Josiah Brad
lee, do.
John Bryant LII, erpool; Belmont dol 25th 6aohem, do
AtSt Helen Nov 9, Albania, from NYork.
Al Straits Of sunea Oct Matilda, from NYork; xosam
tique, do.
from Rotterdam with throwa
ioard loss bulwArks had
cen struck BY heavy Goth Nov lat N. Ion s. w.
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THE VERY LATEST.
FRANCE.
n IL =

PARIS Friday, Dec %, 1851.
The Journal ds Di5ats has leading article in which
says without discussing the origin of the government
will approve honestly Of the adopted by 1t
for the rake Of order and public prosperity
BouRsE-Fives, 40 Threes, $3.50.
ENGLAND.
LONDON Dec. n, 1851.
The Times rays it is understood that the Bank has
solved to reduce rates Of advance gecu
rifles until the 10th January, from "a ta per cent
Privy Council held at Windsor yesterday after
noon. Her Msjesty pleased to appoint the Right
Hon Earl Granville to be Of her Maestys principal
Secretaries Ct State and he in accordingly
The English Funds continued firm throughout the
week and closed the oath at improvement. Gen.
soils 81 as71a Elk divdend for the opening reduced
per cent e7X TO 97ss; New 81 per cent, qss to 9s7s
Foreign Stocks were generally good
In American Stocks little business doing; quota
lions nominsy before quoted Little doing in Rail-
way Shares. Market firm.
The Bullion Of the Bank Of England had amounted to
millions four hundred and forty four thousand
five hundred and nfty six pounds.
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Passengers per Steamship Cambria.
Col GI.yecp lady and S.ushser NJ seh1ss and LADY
Blatr Gravenhorst Lang Laborde, Forsyth, Hiokson.
Buyns, Roterts, Dexter, and WOOD
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Hostile Position OF Morocco against the
French.

The Ciamor PuJlico quotes q letter from Gibraltar o
the 9Th in stating that the Emperor Of Morocco had
refused to at the treaty concluded between the French
Admiral Dubourdieu and the Pasha Of Tangiers, and
was marching towards the town at the head Of army
Of 10000 men. This alarming report had induced the
Spanish to receive board and relieve the
Europeans who might wish to quit Morocco.
There is little doubt but Tangers and the other towns
along the coast will be sacked by the Bedouns the mo.
ment hostites arc re- commenced in Germany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-08

THE FINE ARTs-A NEW MovEMENT.-We
publish elsewhere in our columns very interesting
address to the friends Of the fine arts throughout
the country, signed by . gentleman who has con-
suited with q number Of eminent artists Of this
city, and who have concurred in the project
nounced. few evenings since meeting was held
by large number Of artists, and the ideas of pro-
mitigating this address discussed and generally
eoncurred in. by many of the most distinguished
among them. More of this soon.
That this city and country presents vast field
for the cultivation of the fine arts, there can be no
question. We have reached q point Of population
and wealth quite sufficient to command q school of
fine arts Of the highest and purest kind in this city.
The history of the existing Art Union proves the
fact itself Some two years ago, when wealth and
population were less that institution collected near
ly one hundred thousand dollars, to be applied to
the patronage of fine arts in this city alone. A
LIBERAL enlarged, and skilfal movement among the
artists and friends OF the fine arts in this country
would be capable Of concentrating, every year, at
east two or three hundred thousand dollars for the
cultivation and patronage Of art and artists IL
soon will be time to move In the right direction.
ABOLITION STATE CONVENTIONAL call for a
State Convention OF "colored folks for the pur-
pose of protesting against certain parts Of the
Governors message, to be held in Albany, appear
ed in the Tribune, one Of the Seward abolition pa
pers Of this city, yesterday Attached to the call
was the following nota bene;-
NE ALBANY Erening Journal, Frederick Douglass,
paper and Buffalo Courier, please copy twice each aud
send bills 10 COMMITTEE OF lnnteen, once NEW YORK
HERALD.
Now, we have a committee Of thirteen, and more,
perhaps twenty, attached to the editorial depart
nent Of the New YORK HERALD, in various capa-
cities, but We rather tiink they would demur TO
paying these abolition bills. ii would be quite diC.
ferent, II, after eating few dozen Of East RIVER
or Millpond oysters, Downing had sent ia the BIZ
for them. Our committee, in such case, would
cheeIfully pay such bill ltis really too bad that
the Seward abolitioLists, not satisfied with continu
ally abusing ~, I'D call upon us to foot trer
Lis fgl ltes az ,nqal y nty'Nirg.
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HeIr to the Throne OF Spain.
teegraphic despatch received at Paris, states that
the Queen Of Spain safely delivered Of robust prin
cess on the Goth of December
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The Massach usetts Legislature.

BosroS, Jan. Z. 1852.
In the Senate, to- day after the members elect were
duly qualified, committee appointed to collect,
count and sort votes for President The following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19

sold the establishment, of Professor Holloway 2 >tlaGc Gfar
Tenp. ar ondan AMI By all respectable DfugSs and ehl
in Miclne throughout Brst Empire ard those Of me u
4rs IN pots boxes 81 s; and 81
pnnc Drug house. the ln'g anu b, hesfs
A. d D. SANDS, New YORK, and Mr J HoRsEi "a MAIDEN
Lane. New York,
- ~, ~. an hny apnI2-- CEIdiy
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atirf=, Nll.ra Taycro E'-cx cuurry,y VI $aI; !i-cf
EIIEtTiC MEDICAL CDLt.EGE. or IA.
III II

CLar,,r.dby Speciai liz II ne Legsel2'trt u -5'
SIIi at,vc rrtr.e che only chartered ,s.'uloa - Hr IN ~
i i,r ) i"s'rurs The ttIEtTl "r kE
FORMED SYSTEM OF MEDICAL PRACTICE M: ii! those "i
Je~r suasrigc 81 tl Ian r1n o" 40"
mems - ~ iE!uC ion iG,U ~ rtrI's.
LLl uRfS ~ this Institution VIII "i"Ui'hcc' t CON 81
,,cr"ts, ne - ana ri".c aanui March following.
FhEi l. I, y
THOMAS COOKE. u u rrtn.pi"- Hit rF"firr at M-i'nr
S,EPN SrrE~ Vi. IL Obstetrics aud diseases =" N""r" ana
chtlirn-
fIG>Ry IIoTLENRAEK VI n-Msrcna Mc'i.a anil Ihearem
Nj TrZCR, u u -n.'r~l-s "ui FrIciirc" .. >uf."fE
TIOHASG CHASE VI. - Chemistry.
HAMILTON MclinWELL. II p-AGai"ui; aud Physiology
TERMSMa' Fee s.. Fees "f each Professor tit %
e72 Tor the raaua!,on Fee, diploma ; so.
'irruia ,r hi! -" Ill" Dean
Information tt-i.cfn'. u" "hshe's "
W 49, roS COOKE, ". u i'e-T,
o., -, " II Nnlll SlHi..l rhlIaieL lhlI, Pa
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Wholesale PRICES CURRENr

RICHMOND, OcToBEH IL. 1852.
HEAT Good 10 prime White 92 i IS; Good TO prime
.vi.-S.
OF RSaes on bank since RECEIPT OF Arctic's advces,
N.. Demand light and receipts increasing
4 J. PEYTON
eN-G.S cts. per hush-i
IN HEAG-1U a IS cents per hushe.
lE-SaIes At 81 10 from wharf.
TS--31 , 10 cts. per bushe
f-15 cents.
CON- SmIthield and Todd's, hog round, liz cents;
IN Siies, l0s l0S cents; shoulders 81 a9s cents
smoked sdes l0s l0H cts: baRged hams Is IA cts
No. Cut 81 %: Gross 6h 81
81 CO. MacSerc, No. 3, 81 ID; No. 2. Sll =
Sl2 50. Shad-Sl0 III 50. Halifax Gross Her.
!; 81, cut S. 80
Rn-ph,s Ia. ,.,s krOs |, y cts psiIs Id rts
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TO CAPITALISTS

LYNCIBGRG CORPORATION BONDS.
FsNlE subscribers have Tor sale $4,000 nchhur C"rua
Bonds The Corporation Lynchburg, previous
these bonds. owed the email debt vi siU half of which
for her lsqier cvks which paying now
sides the expenses ter operations about hv. upon their
sl,kug fund OF The treasury The ohs hall
this debt Tor the towns 10 The James River anu Kan
awha Cata Tie stock IN which, although low, will unae
be valuable.
In The I,ncburs Tennessee road Eynchburg
assumed hos but she bona idle subscriber only
about $500 900 For the remaining s she stands IN the re!a
lender enorsr for the company and whenever the road
fairly oeration she will be relieved from paying 1t least
the interest upon this s2lu,Hm
The greatest the whole South well
tude and there scarcely doubt INDUCED that viii pay ten
per tvden For The Of l!a interest upon tlrss
bonds the ultimate payment OF the principal, the whole
real within the limits Of the cooraon public and private is
pledged.
gives additional 10 all who may become tie csesso oi
her provided that besides the obligation the
ANNUALLY actrua interest on e pubic aple' sn sa lsfy
collect and set aart on" per c'" upon me Wn' ~ sikhs
fund.- be applied 10 the ultimate payment ct The public debt
and increases will be invested IN uF 20 HAT
will be multiplied In rapidly possible.
The bonds this offer the capitalists favorable cppru
niy for safe and udcous Investment The eh premium upon
State stock causes enquiry Tor securities al "@er prices and We
regard those OF lynchbu among The very best now oesd
That Town includes wtHin it, sphere one OF The ho pruons ana
productive in the who:e Sonh eastern terminus
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad where tina, improve
mcnt strikes the James River aud kanawa Canal The tcbacc"
trade and has OF the chief OF that
ca prosperity which has made Lynchburg OF tho veal
,es; inland towns IL III: lmio" There hardly another that can
chow se Thousand dollars Tor each inhab,ant within her
corporate lines Therc'sa pemaGsnc !" her position
hrmncss and soly the foundations oil her commercial
perity which prohibit doubt whatever az 10 her steadily growing
and Improving career.
These bonds coupons attached Any further information that
desired with regard them will be- given application 10
Oct i9-dNcst c. ". PURCELL. & co.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
TINE quarterly statement Of this company received ending M
October.
During the quarter IA Policies were ISSUED premiums on e same
amounslo siSGs %
Premiums walls, lime, 19,41' %
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- Scott. General Scott endorses General
uen a.,ase and that ought to satisfy the Wings The
- with or without General SCOTS tes

- SCOTT General Scott endorses General
uene.a and that ought TO satisfy the Wings. The
- e'u,"s with or without General SCOTS tes
~. ,,Is ,aIing irceplnus contradictory represen-
ale .,rrze the warfare Of the Wings. the broad
ns e" h,lt professions OF the Democratic party
-;iiies rwhcrr throughout the Union, and seen
sane 80, announced without modification as without
~ sunshine and in storm, in the day OF victory AZ
s'. NJ defeat the Democratic doctrines have stood
n1r Il cloud by day and OF fire by night, 10 guide
. me great party in their march towards the perlec
,,, champion VIC have selected, the gifted and iavo
-. \rw itan2shrc. Is worthy and well qualified FOR
Size 1, which he Is summoned. tie was selected
'rsra Tor ii Virginia herself not in consequence OF
II,al u,ar,,avrr. intrigue combination, but be-
,.ai,,Srci al me elements of character which
o. nratts and command the approval OF the Democra
1 ], aav other man in The Conledcracy. With vigo
i well cultivated intellect he possesses in pre.cn
,rr, a titecincSs and integrity OF purpose, which
1 n, whispers Of ambition the lures of gain can
| r.tn aside. With modesty real and unaffected
ms declined more honors and higher distinctions
,Cc almost ever won by any man OF his years in
,-.y.,h iuli qualifications for any duty which may
a.ei upon him sought for rather than seeking 10
Presidential chair-%e have certainly guarantee OF
4a,sits,ctncsS ana virtue.
.uch leader then lei confidently advance WIN
I,-momy and union which characterize only those so-
..>o,iations which ore inspired By great and common
sn3 are held together by the recognition oi one GOD
IN and one bs psm.
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* IL. DIC;'iH>Oa Il BROTHER. AUCTs
SEGnUES Eui, .AI.i
81 Is EN-, PAINF md lNENT.
stNTENSlNE, SrUCk NILES OE nk l.nnn

At AItllON.-uu "Wednesday The inst rurrI.tr =,
guork Will sell rooms stock d, d.
'Gocs belonging 10 the late incf John i SHrl
and desirable >lTIr
~ Goods
AZ II O'Clock will sell the Key Ccrurc;
Earhes Sir "r y omts iion the !s ~ september as' visa
the 'u. viii Of the
And Wrd.sa the 21 CONNIE ire str lour r Will
eel IN" ere stack al the late firm Shell consist
~ she
TIE a;irutioH OF he trade Particularly vi.e "a :ec sales
III" goods benz good o!sr. trsfab, a'sps 10
,tr r"Ii
Terms * sale By onc: 81 J,rt \. >urll
o. W IL Srril OF
y y" ahi baincs sncIl. hES1. PAINE \ KENT
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REV. VI. ID. iiDGE's
npA.nl>G AND i'Ah >tllihh.,
Euo,,i-Iin nn,i at. .s;s,, sttr hniI

Garner uf Franklin and ST. .ts., Htch ninhi "a
II 'i ~ 81
-tuis wi embrace ali ne D'Ict's per
EngIi.h lraIt 'Er!htt "iih Ah'cnl hi'
tfaw " ui'- w",r IA r'''i
nee IA. same nc The term The nUn5'r WIZ e
trctr ruiy @io i u: iecciv'd IS b"hei ~ IA"
taIa. utfi "dsi'- am an 10
months. s1' "a hrSt"e hEi" IL ~"
I- r so The enhancement 81 iht "I'
French. Spanish itl'iau Latin s3. Music = stf 'iHn
Tie German wi lee auah crafty or ~ the si!d nel'
10 As mary as may wisito acquire 1t, fzs u charge
Rev Saipr vii! the fps2 "!ch vas 'i'Id1 ne
Siilord orcHicran :" 'aei ahi
rcurae scholarship, an. hI several ysars - " "
Young country We'll stf|m are "-If
10 be crescent u ~ '-n" '''i"- ~
COM nlcnce, pupil I" rttt 'is "' u
has made .yrua wrrk' lrutt.ss
payments airns. ai The iIs' 81 tt"si
the /" hr, On the Hr,t"G March ), 80
" UNIVERSITY VIESiaiA, Aus. II, I~''2
Rev - hm srarsi y learn hit you nave
h"lE3-hi. Schaul io I""he La
,c. NV friend and pupil Professor FRcE SAFE no
Mr. Silald nakr worthy succ"f-r H. your lac Associate
Rev WD.J aGr called 20 another n'i' 81 - el"''s@
have ever Mr. gentleman Of FGflii tents a'i
and ~ Instructor raves ."
,onn .r uui cnt ~ '""n"ci"m W.. ,"u :"
,u.nls >, zen ic n IN, &" 1,tn& T. NE
q aud i'-'" ~ ".' w '''
tIr ordinary ADJ anrase~ ~ iiss Gi"',l totr,"I
'ie ''" M. Az. ,,.'Iy y,u,rr sc NtN Il MCGUEFEi
W .' " ~ s JAGES Is ALEXANDER.
a.. ~ c@,, EEr NJ npGF. Richmond Va
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TIE ROAD 40 HEALTH.
Cnrc of Dl,Ordcrc1 Liver and bad NlEcst ION

T'N~TI'0N . I'M u
tInlSr2, Virginia. ma J. Stove prpr'. 40 Mai
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i. MCLEOD,
,tcr CwIlS Il IEFFERIES
pUnLlC SALE OF iASDIS uANOC t:U

Ipi o w'des;- executed by ct" DAVIS one
- i"i -ut DAVIS IA Charles Thompson IL ia,i ~. =.
-34 The 'her sand DAVIS VIM II Winston
Mrnwrthrr r it the 2t January l.-, shall prr.d
bidder
FRIDAY The . dag q" 0cIubrrnrXt II UhefSIr,
IL iIt .lf ~ rcn't"l e tact 81 land at which h" % llcc
.r ,!r srs" an @.*rci. called MuctGmH.
.rrl ana. h. su'cl % III III. debts mentioned ~ -alt
deed. IL san dec
In- land hes in l!cc niles OF The al" road, La
~lts '"u" kt'rn lnn. AMI uir out lsI-"s aI rep
~ "'r. .Xctl''t
supposed abound aud other valuable minerals
Wr shall -t aud only such title vested
the believe fir title be suId
CHARLES THOMPSON, in,
WIN. d WINSTON.
I'm, surg ryta
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LAND, NEGKoES, sTUCN. y I.

sHrIl he suI bidder WEDNESDAY. Novcu
w 10 II the htsi a day th"rchlrf AZ lr
Henry Tmrpn 'rce"r t tract ct Ian' contain
,nu, which well micGtd with oak
AMI ,nc valuable by the Clover lillI Rail Road
southern boundary with The summit Depot AT
road leading from Bowel BRIDGE 10 'E"H" on
From proximity 10 tac lover ii Iph Miles, u ms
been pruuuuncci by llIgcs 10 contain Coal
On LAY vii ac sold hour Negroes one "i winch
valuable hhSrc had the ~!
one i!kc s about u ri,
handy n, m anu door work Also. yoke al Oxen large hrd
and large: several valuable cows all
sheer AMI hos la ming utensils ki''E Nfh3Ir' .
TERMS:F" the land. onroTih '"s' "nc"uiih" SIN "'iE"
credit bs the purchaser r&ccHi. urGo'Idh"
approved deed n trust WIN me m
hey nor :" be sold 20 Ia"I"
OF months will be Tor n"c"i'hc I"'s " a
proved the iGtror ADDED For NE stock go"
U!rg 'i cash Sale
"a commence nj II O'Clock joins IuEPIN Executor.
Ig-r1a~.tSStr~
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sasas- a=-- 1rsa-=a -#=---
l. 4 Nd FUlt SALE.

0tcT Tor sale the al lane. formerly jain r.
- mes ,itc lying about miles north nj tharniegIlr
~ mica si al III" Rt Mills "Iulr the land Mellon
nIr. j H"HcurE ami others, between
THIS amdIe within mile OF tie RaGna RIVER
iI" 10 IT." .n"in u wheat, and tobacco l.
a" supply Of timber lof al! farming purposes
IG1 IL drsrhir neiahhout The Improvements
II nod comfortable dwelling all necessary
c"m1 LARGE bar, Win wheat machine attached There
~ tse place d large orchard ~ choice
u n previously sold, COT Which nuiCc viii he Evrn) wilt
Err ~ Hhit auction, the premises. tact
!kihai Ne -" hy :" November with crap
fodder has, Sc he oct horses cattle sheet an! hog.
lntrntr. utensils, household ard kitchen furniture.
Terms made known ,ay ri sale
Person" 's" 4" the band m"kr inquiries re-
referred IL W Mcieo; the pr, mi 10 Alex
A"i!. IN hnv!iie, anil II Itilcries aIUrlsyIle Va