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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

MoEE or LOLA Monies, ARD WaLIs Ac AIN.--
We understand that Lola Monies intends to reply
to certain passages in the last lotor OF CheYalier
Wills in which he misre presents her position and
career ia Bavaria-her lifo in Paris-and her mo-.
tiyos in coming TO this country She is Indignant
OF these Misrepresentation, and her black eyes
burn with vengeance. The Jesuits and other gents
or The despots OF Europe, cxiled her from Bavaria
ard deprived her Of her beautiful chateau and
estates at Landsicld, besides a large quantity Of
jewelry- (shc has about COO Of diamonds still
in her possession) -becauso she was in favor OF
constitutional government and popular rights. She
intends to Put this right side up before ths Aner-
can people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

Tie lior John D.ckey Of Beaver has boon appointed
Marshal for tbs Western District Of Peppsyly.nis 10 hs
room Of William Irwin rosigned.
Kossuih will b. in Pittsburg Friday.
Mr. Durwoll " Virginia delegate from the late G.
mproal Convention has arrived Ia New Orleans Tor he
purpose Ct attending the Southwestern Convention
The Rev. II. Kirk. Of Boetop, has been appointed n
i,sonsry pastor in Paris by the American and Fore
Christian Uniop.
Col stephen Wright one Of the beroes OF tho revolu-
ton, died In Norfolk tae 10Th ult In the Ssh yesr Of
his age.
Gel. Alexander VI Cling has returned TO Missssippi,
from Bolivia whore he had been the accredited miDster
f...ts n rfe - rr'ha llvitsi States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

EXCITEMENT AMONG TIE DIPLOMATS Al WASH.
NGToN--BlIIrR HosTLIrY 70 kossuTn AND His
WorsHIPPERs The National Tatelli gslco and
other journals at Washington that usually feed az
the public treasury, or pick up crumbs from tho
diplomatic tables, are very sayag, against Chan,cl-
Tor Walworth, Of Now York, because ho an others.
in al address 10 kossutb, aliuiai to the poous.
social influence Of Washington against all popular
crthufiasm for struggling freedom in other ccun-
tiles. The cold fogies" are waking up Why
dcD't Congress stop all their printing j,5e os
cree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

DRAWING II TIE ARr UsloV. in reply 10
fsyeral inQurice made q ua, no may fslto that
tho drawn for tao Fistures Of ho Art Uhiol, dur
irg the present year, is unccrtsin-dorcudi upon
the tale Of two o. three thousand tickets before TO
list can DO considered complete. We suppose of
course, that the fifteen thousand subscriptions hayo
not Jet been received. They ought % Va buried
rr asfsst ae possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

INTELLIcrNcF Frsn N,cARAGUA We learn from Capt
ptA lately arrived from nicarsgua. that the internal
troubles Of that republic are not Jet ietted Capt. D.
lett the Castillo RSpds The Goth ult About the 10th
party Of the friends Of Gen Munos proceeded TO the
prison where no confined, snd released him. lie
then collected hsfrees together and marching at
tn. last accounts towards Loon lie had between thirty
spd r.y Amer; cans ;th fi.c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14
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Malls for EIlrOpe.

TEE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The British mail steamship Afri,a will leave this port
at tsdsy, for Liverpool The mails will close at
half ps.t ten clock The NEW YoRx WeEKLy HERALD
will be published ct half pas. nne o'clock this morning
Single copies in wrappers, sixpence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

DANIEL WEBSTER AND SrRrGoLrEc LIBERTY
xho platform which Mr.. Webster, the Secretary Of
state, lays down in his Kossuth speech, is uni.
vcrsal sympathy for struggling liberty in every
quarter Of the gisbc. He expressed it specif-
cally. twenty. five years ago, for Greece and now,
same platform embraces o very active sympathy
fer struggling liberty in Northern Mexico, Cuba,
Ireland, Canada. and everywhere else where OF
preston exists. MIR. Webstcrs sympathy, there
fore, as described BY his Greek and Hungarian
,hes, and his famous HUlsomann letter, is ofa
most ao.y. kind, and has its foundlt and basis
tie popular vote ofactigc Interference ia favor q
liberty in ovoTy coaulry.
Under tits platform, which has been skc.ched BY
Mr. Webster, uo raoy lock forward to TIE annexa.
;ion Of Cuba, end ,Iexieo, and Canada, to tlis
republic, Us well as to Tie orna ion Of treaties and
relations with struggling liberty in Europe, 70 any
extent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14
Uuttea states Distrlct Court.

EtIOfN 90 BUlta
JAN. 13.-The United States Sir Pores c0ntat'rs
jcctned ceO goods These goods seized by
the Collector Of the port Of New York in January 1884,
for differentiation. They were imported from Glasgow,
per ship Ann Harley, consigned to Austens spcsr
account aud ssls OF John Grant. The goods In.
voiced at 1893 5s Sd and appraised By the government
officer El63 los Cd and aterwarJ appraised by
nect ant spprsisersat c63S It's lis I'd less than
their value Case still On.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

and things The Hungarians are not alone among
Europeans in euarshng when they come to thi.
country. The Irish, for instance, who hayo emil
grated to this country, sre famous for euarrelIipg
with each other, and sre divided into factions,
called "Far downers' and "corkonians,'' with
many other euphonious designations. And after
the famous battle OF SEevegammon, 10 Is4s, when
"the leaders" came over here, they had numerous
rows-some Of them heading one faction, and some
another Asaa ats and fraeas in tie stree. took
place, and riots at public meetings, at which
they literally tore the clothes OF cash others backa
The exposure in the newspapers seems to have had
the good fleet Of represspg these ebuiitions ever
sirce though we have to believe there is 10
great entente corfial between the bclgerents, ever
now.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14
Cancer Cured by n,att's Life Ba,sam..

M Horscc J. Gsrdrer vas afflicted with This drerdGcl
feoprEo q mankind, tor eleven years. TIE dcase had
trey destroy biz nosc-spd wsB fast Consuming his face
rssched ths he was Induced 70 sy
tho Life Bsis,m. Three botses Of this potent compound
entirely the progrers OF the dread deroyer healed
every nicer rrd TIE sufferer 10 ealth You
nro suffering from this or similar diIease sud vis
SaIdLer, ~ No II spring street. Principal oniss lJOG
Eoyory rs oents per bottle -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

Bittsis se the medicine in the world
cure OF Dvspcpfn and general debility safe and Agreeable
tonic gViIg Immediate .eof snd cheerful of
health snd strensth seld, VI oasale ard retail hv A "
d. sancB 100 Fulton street. Z. H. Rim 1872 and A. L. gco
viii. $40 Broadway; srd BY druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

olERA AND fASHt0S-lHE Two k1OU eve
are now in the beginning OF the second season Of
opera and fashion. On Monday evening laat, one
Of the two rival companies opened the ball ~
Niblo's, with considerable success, The perform
ance excellent, tho artists 81 hitting them
selves with greet ability, and well sustaining their
high reputation. The audience waa very respeca-
BILE, and, for the nost part, elegar ay dressed,
though not wearing the ball decorations hitherto
fashionable in Astor Place.
II would seem as II G now class of society had
been attractcd-a clcss not il the hsbit OF visiting
the Opera at al, because il was necessary to 20 TO
the expcnee and the trouble OF appearing in fall
dress every night A new fashion is now So. j.
Niblo's and people may 20 there in their ordinary
apparel, just az they we're wontto goto the heatres
without attracting tho Sestonishaa gaze Of the
audience. Who can tell 10 what this new fashion
may lead 1t ia possible il may end IN complete
revolution with regard to dreas at the Opera, and
snat at some future dsy, not very distant, there
viii he necessity !oY appearing, in TIE house
at Astor Place. or any other house, with white kids,
white veste and dress coats for gentlemen, and for
ladies, dress caps, feathers, flowers, end other
Ienta for the bead, and ribbons aces, opera coaks,
jewelry, and al the other frery which make an
opera audience 80 brilliant in London and Paris,
and hitherto the Goldfish aristocraey in this city.
This Is a republican country, and ii would appear
to he in conformity with tho genius OF our in.
situations, For every man, woman and child TO
wear upen those occasions just what they please.
So much for dress &c to numbers
Though the atton lance on Monday was good at
Niblos, considering the intensely cold wea her. and
dollar 80 the price of admission, the season will
not be III its highest state Of development till
NlaIezek opens at the Astor Place on Monday next.
Then there will be competition between the two
that viii Gil both houses, andt thu genera! public Will
20 to witness the trial OF skill between the Mon
tsgues and the Capnlets-Madame Bcsio, Rose de
Vries, Miss Whiting, Badiai, Bottini, Lorin, Col
let!i, A-ei, and Others on the one side; with Stef
fanone, Parodj Patti, Pco Costini, Salvi, Marini,
Vetti, and Beneventano, tho other. If the Astor
Place has the advantage in the women, and particu-
larly in contralto and second prima donna Niblos
has the superiority in the other sex, Neither has
complete troupe for every variety of OPERA though
they will probably both get along pretty well till
the erection Of large house, at moderate prices for
admission enliss the whole force Of both companies,
and hen We shall have magnificent troupe, and q
performance every night. There is ga good time
coming for opera well az for everything else.
Meanwhile, let enjoy with contsntment such bless
ings as the gods have given u.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

Summary of the News.

pvBorss, TASLoA Co, sun Iron Building, a.e agents
Sg The Nrw YerN HsFALp in Baltimore, MD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14
Court Calendar for This Day.

SUPREME Cousr -SrEcAL TERa-Nos 10, IS, %. 90 SO,
40, b. a. A. a. so, S. So 70 and So The day calendar
viii be called at the opening Of the Court and defaults
allowed to be taken G;EcUr coURr.-NCs. IL, 10. 10
ana In GLIDING 125
100 ILL., 1l, 49, u.s. 1T, 49, l25, III, 1873, ISL 133
13b Part 2-Same az ycsteriay.
SUPERIOR CoURr--TsIAI TnRm--Noe g, e. ia 81, 12a,
13O 10 l54 123 A. a. rs, le7, l72 a. 1877 IaS 81.
l22, Ii, 40, ia, Us, 10, III, 100, 1Sl, 1872
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

scspsien or heyory best eqasy
celebrated 10 Goni.ud Gcaesse3 Soap for curing pied
ireokes saowf CHAPS ehhfcr, roughncss poujrs
Subtitle Dprots hair ron Any part OF the holy LIQUID
Horge, Lilly White, snd Hair aosa At 81 Waller stree.
Broadway; csllenier Is Third at, Philadelphia
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two OF fTs rcnouncei the perfect Imitation
tntu,e pat hnse wanting svery superor article
st9rld call 40 BArGHElt RIB celebrated Wiz t,c.or Nai
MI street, where he found sho srseG srd beat ~.
tcrsmant II tho oits. Cory aha stdras.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14
The Poor cured ayutuytaUaiy ar Can

81 pp.tn aEl diees's Nsndoys .nd Thursdays St "a
Greenwich street On those days the cca parIors
thrown publicly op,o 10 TO utv 81 persons
wiHhng 90 hear srd 100 The miraculous Effected W
NsttB nervous Antuolet VINO invited 10 attend, b.
sweeR the hours CT nine ,nd two H. ASrEN Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

ar Dye Tho bet ye discovered for coloring the hair
HhisEers Mo Eomon. spplca. The wonderful
cfttty with which ,3 ayorite end odestsb ished E.y
Dye periorns n sFtc nhpg ~ 10 for eslo. Epped
Ssarels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14
Three O,a and Valuable Paiut,urs VII,

be sold by Of Executors being
st auction yoom OF henry LEEDS. No. Wall street,
Thursday tto-norrow at 10 o'clock. A. NJ These pstnt-
inss be No Wall street. the picture gallery
in the rear Of the store Of Henry Leeds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14
The Fest Sc gsrs. OF all ,I,c most approved

brsncs 10 pnre.std very prioe the
rev and splendid Of the undersnod Hey
irs nhusu.l fsci tho undefgued enabled
bic cu'tomers Ith article which please
His segars al wirrareo made his order Havana
ana Plar Principe and Inferior article IL paine,
oH or customers ~ pEme.
N. MORALES rs NAs..n str..t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

. The air Bites shrewdly."-Thc re-
msrkably pleasant weather have enjoyed tho past
Month muss sire way to te reign land snewsl Of cod
sortmeDt Of elegant usuroua and beautiful Furs col
oeesbsr and his prices economical than
ever. KNOX ia 1T No. i23 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

The place TO get good Shirts, 202 Green
yea 20 call and canine snsemeps of omr
also every article in Under Clothing, Sesrfs CrA7as
Stocks, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspendors, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

REFORMATION wANTED.-0F Mr.. r. nRIGRAH
thtt esme fom Calfornis to Vera Cruz, and then took
ssss = My York IN the sarh srs.iisrO sal Nc Brig
10 ~ In York. IL 10 IL 90, no or tbs raid
Hrghsm VIII please call ON sosrd tls bark BrAaoro 81
reEd the ac6reso thc aaid bark, al Pior NO. o. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

VIII De called az tlc opening the Court defaults
allowed to be taken. c:EcUr CouRr.-NCs IL, H. TO
ana In GLIDING 125.
ConMos PIrAs ---TalAr TEpM-Part Nos 49, lO7,
100 III, lll}s 49, u.s. 1T, 49, l25 III 1873 Isl l33
1ab. Part 2-same ss yesterday.
=, s,ss'Sn ,9s !, 4 = =, ia g.
10, III, ia, ia, rs, 10, liz, iso, Isl, Isl. - :
Three Old ana Valuable Paintings Will
nr ssn b. .sen az A. c hs' g st
in The rear Of the store Of Henry Leeds.
Elegant sIcighIng all the why to Yon-
e. SSr s get the N e.
esh.rsns piis Taie with yon copy the Isnter r
and tho Dr. win furnish The and LIGHT ngET4tq
GERS. Do not fail tog
1.-THE AIr Bitcs shrcwdly."-Thc re-
msrkshly pleasant weather We have enoyed tho past
Ronh NUT gre way to re rsin nSwsl Of "od
sortmens Of elegant and sesuui Furs
iss ,aa To- than
ved 70 call and examine specmsps Of manufacture
Stocks. hosiery, Cloves, saspsndoFs s.; ur.~our,1
GcntIemanIy SutisfactiOn.-The satisfac-
Ss ssd.s: y IT, G A,s a made
to tho hour AID perfectly adapted tie hsure
REQUIRE alteration.
The Cold and BIeatinS Weather admo-
sN sfs one 20 os oss vel to We outer msn orr friend
successful caterer and clothes ones back
Tor lsss money than any other Tailor we hnowof.
Commercial Bank. Perth smboy.-Notcs
ths bsnh rodoemei ~ rs per cent discount. BY
clothing.
The Fest seScrs, or all the most approved
rev and splendid estatsimsna u the undcrssnod nav
ing nhusu.l sc tiles tho undctsgued Ia enabled sunny
Eis 40 ~ afran.eo MAJ? 10 his order in aayara
ii. MORALES. rs NASSAU street.
Buffalo OTepsh0eS and MOccasInS fer
dng travelns cork soie pasnt leather. eafsln
svery Style oot, 500 sole w:se. proof I'D
gt aess sad paten leather 1oos, an evorysrs e be
oshea csabshnt. a. BROOKS oeislrsea Boe. ard stoo
Jhc Poor nroc cured gretultoUaiy or Con-
CrasSwIoh siIos o. ,h5e days Ire ocs and psrIos q,
thrown publicly op,o medical aeviy and vi persons
hins 20 HEAR srd rSo Tho miraculous eeeted ~
.Ween TIC hours q nine ,nd two NJ AsrEN, Secretary
Gouraud's IIqu Hair Dye ~ without
saSnsa Q, !. ses. aasS
seukles saowfeSs cssps chnfs. roushncss Nc pouJre
s saras g bar .b s' liar gas o. e' soy loud
asar BsoaaTnS csiicnier, - B. Third at, Phcaelphia
Ha,r- by n..--Rntcnclor's Zebra ted Lia ula
a Dye e bs,s f f'r e.lorns she hair q
Sye PeIier,as .hos u 10 f2r sso Or sngacd.
ssaress.
WlSa aud IouYsca. BatchcIOr's ESv.
ye o. Ea are Irenouncet we meas perfect imitation q
tnu,s yst nyartea Ihnss wanting very ugerior article
WA street, where be found sho srseG aud hcss ~
scrsrnant Il tho oiss. Corr sha stdrasl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

Commercial Ranls. Perth 3mbOy.--Notcs
on the bsnk rademed ~ Is per cent discount. by
clothing.
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Elegant slcighing all the wny to Yon-
kers-lt better after you get the pavement
&c to and e. good dinner and quantity Of his
and tho Dr.. will furnish the and light MP gratut
ously. You must have coed time, you get 30 KEILIN
GERS. Do not fail to 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

GcntIemanIy Sutisfacti0n.-The satisfac-
tiaa seplcmaa tes in. seGHg set OF elegantly made
the habit ofgviDg their orders TO GREEN Astr House.
to tho hour and perfectly adapted the re,
his tr sre always rendya the time promised and
re nire alteration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

IMPORTATION WANTED.--ANN KlLBQIUr rOR.
msry OF Albany bnt nov in this CITY, will please cal,
on Hamilton Brcsnsr. Eerchanto, NO 8soutn william
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The Cold and BIeatInc yYeather ndmo

nisfes one 30 lock we'll 10 the friend r.
SMITH JR lo2 Fulton greet tssie ful and
successful caterer and clothes ones back
Tor lsae money than any other Tailor we know OF.
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pNAaatsn aT..

a9gEeYISEARNFS REsgNsD EyEav EiY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29
Farm ncarLynchburg for

Y SALE-1ho Farm ON which live, lying immed
neIy ON the Va and Tennessee Railroad and extending
to within three miles Of The city of Lynchburg is for
sale This Farm contains about70 Acres, lies remark
ably well, is we'll wntered large proportion in wood,
heavily mbered, with large comfortable family resi-
dence large Orchard and other conveniences suited to
the comfort of large family This land equal. in
original fertility, any in this State. and is in fine
state Improvement of it well set in clover, and
capable OF producing twenty bushels of wheat to the
mere 1t is also well adapted the Grazing business.
being fine gass land, and capable Of being divided into
n number of small fields, with abundant supply Of
water in each There is also this tract, very fine
situation for a large manufacturing mill, with abundant
waterpower (Gen. o. q. Cay's and Mr.. John Hollins
large manufacturing mills being located on the same
strcan.)
In view Of its proximity to the city of Lynchburgand
great producyeness Of its soil it might be very profit
ably devoted the raising of vegetables for the Lynch
burg market and will be divided into small tracts 10
suit purchasers.
AS tract of land so well situated, and combining
so many advantages is rarely if in Market per-
sons wishing to buy will do well to make early applica-
ton. - -. pco ~.
Richmond semi-weekly Wing Charlottesville Advo-
cate and Farmyc Journal copy two weeks and forward
accounts this Office Loot lo--dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29
AUCTION SALES.
IKTEsT HILL WAREHOUSE, AND
FUTURE DAYS.


w Il TO Is ADJACENT LOTS FOR SALE
PuBL1CLY.-O On Wednesday,, the 9Th day Of No
vember, 1852 shall offer for sale the premises at
public auction that valuable property known EST
HILL WAREHOUSE, situated On the Elst side of
Walnut street. in the city OF Petersburg, in whole
in shares The Warehouse will embrace the vncant
ground in from. Of said Warehouse fronting " alnu
street about l53 feet also front Adnms street
equal the front OF the Warehouse, supposed
be 1913 feet. The Warehouse has fronts,
Walnut the principal business and thu
other Adan- stett. Its ocatiDn i central, and con
yenent to the Railroad depots and principal Hotels
Under judicious management, annual revenue OF
from -four five thousand dollars muy be realized from
this Warehouse property.
At the same time | shall offer some - or Is adin
cent vacant Lots admirably suited for commercial
houses, rs well dwellings. These lots front on WAL
nut Franklin and Adams streets, and the private
leading from Walnut through West Hill Yard to
Adams street.
IL i. seldom such opportunity Is offered for Judi
rious investments for the procurement of such de-
sirabc building los. Those desiring to purchase
invited examine the maps the property at the Office
Of the Surveyor Mr. Saro Grisrom, in the Exchange.
The sale wi commence with the Warehouse twelve
O'clock NJ The purchaser of the Warehouse will be
entitled the acefuing from and ter the st day
of October. 1852.
TERMS-forthc Warehouse, three equal payments,
at ono two aud three years from day of sale. with in
tares from sale, payable the whole purchase money
sami-annunlly negotiable satisfactorily endorsed
to be given, with a deed Of trust the property.
For the vacautlo equal payments. nt six md
twelve months without interest. ncgotinble with
satisfactory enCorseis to be given. with deeds of trust
the lots. GEORGE W BOLLlNG.
oct 29-2tawtds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29

Nv PARTNERSHIP A
- BOILING and JOHN s. MEREDITH have
soeated themselves practice law under the style of
BOILING a. MEREDITH. They will practice in
attend the Superior and inferior Courts Of Buckingham,
Cumberland, Prince Edward aud Appomattox; and Mr..
Boiling will attend the Superior and inferior Courts Of
Lynchburg, Bedford, Campbell and Appomattox, and
Address Philip A. Boiling. Lynehburg, John s.
Meredith Buckingham Court House.
FB Office in Lynchburg, nroar of 7. ID. Jennings
store oct 23-d&cI I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29
Eayette Lands.

have also for sale very desirable tact of Land, y-
ing the county of Fayette both sides of the Charles
ton, Fuyette and Raleigh Turnpike road known the
Hill or Harvey Tract, containing about 200 Acres, well
improved, with good Dwelling Barn, Stables. and
other ut-Houses,-- fine Apple and Peach Orchard,
and is admirably situated for Store Tavern stand
ALSO, one other tract adjoining the same, contain
ing between 900 and 300 ACRES. And one other
Tract, known the Bragg Tract all of which lies with
in few miles of the late surveys for the Railroad to the
nc, III '"' - b. j. BURTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29

nECKENSON COLLEGE.-The Full SEES
- sion of this ancient and iavorte institution will
commence Wednesday, the 18th of September
Puncualy in attendance isre1uired, alike by the inter
ests Of the students and of the College.
Board in good families may be bad at prices ranging
rom 81 % to $500 per week (Students preferring to
board themselves reduce this expense as low as GA
cents per week.) The annual charges, including tut
ton board, and all ncidcntas for room-rent washing,
fuel and lights, vary between $1,000 and $4,000
Carlisle Sept 8-fs G. COLLINS, President
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THRUST y 4LE.-By virtue Of decd Of Trust
L executed to me by james q. Swinney, for the ben
eft of Vim. Elliott and cthers will sell, at public
ton at the Market house. Saturday the 9Th of No
yember 10 O'Clock, said Swinney's entire stock Of
Liquors Cigars, &c.
Also, | Negro woman,
Horse and Buggy,
one horse Wagon and laracss, and cart,
Cow md Calf
4 Soda Fountains and fixtures,
, Ten-pin alleys, Balls mud pins
BagateIle Table and balls.
Al his Honshoa AMI hf'ebca Funi"ye, whether Al
lis private residence or at the Exchange Hotel.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
25-dtds +. }. FOLkES, Tfnte.