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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
roIIAN PIANO-FORTEs-T. Gill

1T RFRT A Cos celebrated Plalo-f 0Tts W.th al
-Icut The Foan Th- subscriber who i the soc Aseai
~ n city fJr the sse u ihtse nstrnent tine reP1lA
tor az witch hes bCoOne wJT.d~lGel - noE prep "
e,s ID, n AZ rrcs winch 20 those ''sninE 70 pure aaS'
csnno m 10 be .tslcfoTy Possessing tclt'es tor oD-
fairin- Pianos unsulrass-d II eqHAeo ~ th1se - ~
81 - one N the ~ he does not hesitate 70 sly th1i 10
can reserf Inducements buyers not to be fund else
where Re has Constantly on hand an eKtensi'r
~ .eco AID Pianos AZ bargains, which he fsressy A.
s.rs VII DEFY competition Glber's elegant o9Id9.l OF
cottage Pianos suit be for snail rooms Aso
80 ce's and Carhart's make Grand. oan. and otlef
Pianos 10 LEI. hOhAcE W eIi,o-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
6ousfs Wanteo.

IoIrNTRY RESIDENCE WANGED-Of25
arres or theresbout IN healthy location on or
s,r sone railroad hOronghre about one hours dr.
tsncs from NewYork with co.nfor'so: on11nss ZOO
riyiue fun Information sbsvc particulars and lowest
md easest terms g. d. LAW No. ~ Jnhn-st Newly orr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO

~ FORTES-Wc have on hand large assortment
Of new and secondhand Pianos for sale aad 20 hire f1os
from soto $50 For hire from = to 80 PER month No
sea Brcaaway Neg-ior SAfE OAD DhDIhbh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
Copartn

H'HE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing be.
\ tween JAMES DUNN and ALEXANDER l. CAM
Ehon und,I ne hrin OF DUNN CAMERON a Bleach.
November, lSae. IsyFS N.Y. -
ThF tNDEKsiGEfD will Continue the basinesL lisni.
JAMES DUNN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
CONNECTICUT PIES.-MUNSON's CON.

" NECTICUT PlES.-More than one million OF thee
celebrated Pies have been consumed in this city, which
speaks well for the article Customers served daily through
oct the civ Orders left No 10 BecSman-st No. ll6
East 2lst-st. near 3d-Gv-, viii meet attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
= 4 H BARMORE ofTer at their mann.
IENNY LIND GRAND PIANOS-S. TOR.

~ DOFF No II Greenes, has for sale iOlr grand Piano
Fortes rosewood csse.-tlvo richly curved AMI two PLAIN
substantially built and highly finished with patSnI
and rcb tone will b. sold low for cash Secondhand Pinos
f.L in eHclaurc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
EAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE-Abont

~ 80 Lots (cnainng unsold varying in from
eighth Of 20 offered for SALE the
most favorable Ten per cent down and balance
before March, 1851 Tide perfect These lots occupy
very healthy and beautiful location. ana IN fu
The East River and the mm date vicinity of the
uencCe Vcrrl of the wealthy aud respectable citizens
otWeetchescg County. Also tine rs ne within
ofa mile Several houses nru now hldug AMI los selling
rapidly. for maps and other information apply 10 ID B
WiNTON. No. Tryon-row, near Harlem Railroad Ohce,
opposite CIV Hal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
VIZ. JOIIN NAG MULLEN ha. opened a
DATTON's INSTITUTION for the EDUCA

L TON Of BOYS. No. 20 Grscne.t- brtxc n Clinton
and N6veil, VI aces-J. H. PATTON. 4. ~. Principal
Tie two Departments Cole gaze aud fri'nary. open
MONDAY, SePt. .. Pupils prepared for the counting
house or for admission 10 any college. The number OF
Pupils lie limited. Circulars containing further inornitoa
sy he obtained the bookstores Crumb,s drl grisy
No. 80 Rro.dM COZ llLhs The In.tlfnl-o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
PIPPIN APPLES for SALE,

~ Pelham F6m NeWtOwn Pippn Apples. PACKED eX-
rressly for presuis Price IS per barrel Apply % h L..
PELL. Es0Ius Post-OHce, User Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

THE0DORE LENT, Auctoneer
THURSDAY, Nov. II. at lOI o'clock, az
Il house No 50 Broadway, the entire Furniture Of said
house consisting Of elegant Rosewood ScreaTy Boo
case etergere sdeboard Extens Dining Tables Card AID
Cen.eG.Tabes, Sofas easy Rocking and Parlor Chairs
Pier Giases ich BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets, H,i and
top DTesens Bureaus MaIbletop washsands Wardrobes
Cane snd Fency Chairs Lounges Hair Mattresses
Feather-Btds, Pail.ssts Clocks, CrOckey, China and
CLASSY Ware Kitchen Furniture, ETC. etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

CTOVFS.-The celebrated Grecan Air Tight
- Cookrs Sioyes NtsavIuS ana lnTne'9e' superior %
x,lrr VET Of, rcd 10 the public Alec general assou
mi II fec, Hall -ud Pariol Slev,s, q. sale By
WILLIAM SOrrHWEbL
No rs G-eeuxi ch-lv.. OAe door IRON the 3tl-iv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
UITI-S 4 CORNELL. manufacturers Of

Il TIN TOYS OF every variety.
Fancy Jspanned Tnwa-e Plan shed Tob4cco Boxes aud
Spectacle Ca ard Gil kinds Of Pressed Ware.
Ofice sud Ssrnpc Room. 81 Joau-st near Nssssa n Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
DPAnRI-RY,s BOSTON anil NEW.Y0RK

ID PIANO WARE-ROOMS, No. - Broadway tniee
doors above Cenest Assorted Pianos CT approved MAKE
with and vfleu, the Eoian, cheap as elsewhere ueo
Hewes Hsllett Davis Co.'S, LiEhte Newton s. g. &c
$3.50 49, 90 A z G. BRADBURY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

IOHN L. BCDD, Manufacturer and Pro-
~ pretoT OF Lcckwoods celebrated Cooling and Land
Rsnses Aso T. BHtds new y-iny sufed Ranges which,
iot beauty durability AMI economy. eaano, Be s1rpesd
Al kanges warranted. n. B-Prices from sD upward
No SO Broadway, formerly No Si2 opposite -. rhOm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
Grtlerp ano 6arowars.

American Hardware.
RLlVEN * DOUGLASS, COMMISSION
~ MERCHANTS and WHOLESALE DEALERS
No Flats ne1g Pearl.
ofcr 70 the rsde large stock OF xSs h thor a-s re,
SANITY receiving direct from tie manufacturer. aal VAL %
sod On favorable terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
Sales bp Auttion.
A. NJ MERwIN, Aactioneer m
EY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-Irsde

E1 bANUol bhVI HIN ~ NV'
I[SIigs R0ors No. Is Park-row.
NTDNESDAY, Nov. To- and following eyena.s
TuF LA-F NsJcs D0UGLASs's biBRAST-A enoo, -
rarr col ec ca OF rs;raicd Scientific, rheoosea ana
celsieous focks .nn the Library OF The ato hAl ~ %
Douglass LID. comprsr. standard French ana e.us.s
" Orss Eu-.re and Maiherastcs ATchi.ee yte 20
Ssfu1 Seer cee Fcetrv TIE fine Arts History. Voyages
srd Trsuls Antiquities Old aad curious WORKS N antique
b,rcln-, tub lens. &c.
Inf l-.rf.. 2 ~ rrlrv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
Real Gsiaic for Sale.

"A Gated ON the 5fhav. Apply 70 ID w. g. MORRIS 4
BROTHER Office Nos % and p " Glst corner Of Broad
AT PRIVATE SAI.E-A first class four
IA story brown stone front House 4t-av-The we'll
built four story brown ont House with Store, having
oil the mod6in improvements CroOn watcr Bathroom
range &C. No. 500 sh-av, the ith house above 2}h-st
the SIDE. The house 2 feet inches by IS feet
tin SHE Tie best aid Is hrs cass house IN every
respect Tic lot Ia y inches in width and about ~
fcei deep. S9tOo remain Oh tond aud mortgage. VIII
be exchanged tor lots between III aud ithav streets
fom 18th 60 18th sts. Apply
COLI & Chiffon No @ Waii.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

FASHIONABLE HATS.-Elegant French
Il Silk Hats at S9-sl less than Broadway prices Ned
Hats at SR6o BROWN
No lj8 Canal-st, ono door from SdIiga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

YNIlE BEST PLACE TO get MEMS AMI
Il BOYS CLOTHING ready made nicae TO order.
at No Oh Fu.tonst Al this estab shmeut you viii 6ads
large assortment OF fashionable rsiymlde Clothing sos
splendid assortment Of Goods, which viii be- made order
in style that cannot be surpassed No. 81 fuon-, MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
WI ". SHIRLEY. Auctioneer.
yPOCEFRY and GLASS WARE.-FRl-

" DAY Nov - at To- o'clock, at No 81 J0lR-si al4rS
choice md e,nsral assortment OF Weite Granite ble
PFIrtG Mulberry. EDGED. DIPPED ana Ware. 40
Rockiurle anu Fa-y Goods % boxes Class Ware, all IN
lots .or rofaeis and groccrs, for cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
sEFTVTNA RJTILDING LOTS for SALE,
NAK TRFE PLOT. between Upper Nor

W rssnis and Fordham. and opposite Belmont nige
half and quarter Lots for sale Payne ms
ee.v Tie deed for this property contains very yalus PIE
rg6t j. E. free Of the Harlem Bridge and TINS n :l'
viii be transferred TO esch purchaser fT iurtheI pailc
i.,s snnly m r. J. FONDA No. q Nasssu-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
I AMPS, GIRANDOLES. ami CHANDR-

II IIIAN UE-
- LiEkS-The subscriber wishes 20 direct public at,en.
Ton 20 ms arge and extensive assortment OF Lam. Gran
qoes -ers and Candeabrss Solar Lard Camph-ns
puInins nd and Phospene Lamps OF the latest ,roye
merits ard select patterns Aso large asortI mr. ~ a.,
susPehding and Bracket Lamps for churches hotels
s - ooaS pubic buildings ke.; pure Sperm Soar
ana LARD Ois also article OF Campbene and n,-
nag ed ana every article connected with the trade Ia,
on the most reasonable terms Country
eIaLs ana ON VIII DO well % cali before purchas M g.
HATis. SOLOMON > REILLY, No l3j Cansl,- core,
G LeSht; Ho9l CaFmlnest. OF Bedford No Isl
yooft-st. - ~' VI ''u'a' aA1 Oanss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
DROOMs, BROOMS! BROOMS The

underiened hns established Broom Depot At The store
of Horace HARRINGTON No 23 Rivers, Troy, " Y. The
trnde in the CIV of New-York can be supplied with
Rroons in oraufit;es from one TO thousand dozen
JAMES HOUGHTON.
NB-Oriers addressed to HORACE HARRINGTON
Troy, n Y, viii meet with prompt attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
DOOMs to LET, WITH STEAM POWER

HI 10 the building corner Of Greenwich ana oe a.
az ops loft 55x7O Also several smaller Rooms The
Iocaon IA unsurpassed for business facilities the powe
stesdv and the Rooms exceedingly well lighted Apply
FERRIS x FABER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
EOR SALE or EXCHANGED two.story

NlVp haIuN ~ WIIl hUOGt
mrow elcesd; honrng railroad platform mile south
~ Railway stguon. Pnce SS0Oo Also. Building Lots
Sncs sSo &c S on sOod high land Lowell with the
eIySa, leHsee N monthly instruments of 81 Population
ply 81 Nc. HoTsiio-st -
tOk sAiE-With immediate possession,
ne stys hree-story b,ick dwelling Hoase and Lot Il,
s 80 wss xlss dshshstuly situated opposite the
rss o, inc ihsooslcs seminary now ia perfect order
Nse Al Pen'sa' psmbint very in, aud csnpctr; hath
water closets hot air furnaces &c. For Kew snS n,
20 wew The house, sppy ~ JAS. y MEIiS -, NJ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

SHMIlI u BRO, Manufacturers of SHOW
- GASES, IN Metal, Bras Rosewood M,bo,an1 R,,.t
alSL SiiyeE Ae 40 lG North Wlaf-st nes~ Cha.b,.n
ips 49, Soiarty ca band good 4so.tmenf OF
snort notice. Old eases taken in e1cbsnEe d.
hoW CAsES.-A large assortment of a
~ pcroT Casa constantly on 6.nJ =, .s. ~ VI Cd
silver rosewood, mahogany back walnut e. o,usI OF
60 equal 70 any N tae Un-oa B. K PEBBLES
20 II Or1nt s. third door east II Broa6w,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
DAHL COMMITTEES. CLUBS, ASSO-

I'D CATIONS and Others in preparing for the comm;
Bail Season should examine the samples OF nb'ss a
ard Lace. Edge NOTEPAPER Just received BY tle sab
scriter. Also. CIRCULARS ana INVITATIONS, printed
IN a neat and beautiful style, BY 49,. p, ,r,,
Staioner and Printer, No l5S NasSf'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
nRIyATE SALE-SOUTH YESTERDAY

"A large Farm with good buildings. handsomely I'm
proved situated on the Turnpike Road aDd South ~ VI
ie old separately OF tsgeher Inquire OF a. j. BLEECh
r. tuotoneer, No Broedst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
TO wNERS. and ENGINEERS OF

TO OW y l. X S. and ENGINEERS of
Il STEAMBOATS.-Are you aware that there il purely
VEGETABLE OIL, manufactured and offered for sale
which, for rs durability aid peculiar qualities lubrcl,or
equal 20 Sperm Oh AMI dues not chill in the coolest
weather aud N 80 cent cheaper than any other Machine
~ OH IN uk ought 10 command the attention of
all practical eud particularly engineers and owners of
steamboats,. a matter Of vital importance
Certificates snd letters from the first Engineers and the
Oldest and most experienced Captains the United Stat
can BE- produced coTrObontiou of these facts with
pcs of the OIL. b. calling the office Of the NETWORK
OIL MANUFACTJ RING COMPANY. No. lSi Front-st.
YEAST POWDER-B. T. BABBITT is
the original inventor Of Tie Chemical Yeas, Powder
which PREPARED aud sold by him Nos aud 70 Wash.
ingtonst, New Ork IN TN Those who purchase
should that they get that with the above on
NOU ARE A DISHONEST VILLAIN
You discovered at as, aud have Just twenty four
h o 70 ,ulnn your p5opis7 ke,nsmeet6twentyo1f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

A LADY, having several years experience
~ in teaching the Piano Forte desrous obtaining
few mere rups Inquire az No IS Groye-st, OF OF Nj
" NJ. NANDERBECk, NO. 40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
FssPS. LIGHTE &, NEWTON. No. %

WI Can.st N consequence OF the increased demand and
upryaled popularity OF their PIANO-FORTES. have ex'
tc.d,d their business and now prepared to oher 70
their friends and those wishing superior instrument an
extensive ui plain and ornamented e1ss OF od
ern STYLE from o. 20 It octave. Secondhand Pianos taken
~ errhnrae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
EOR sALE-Tcn small and Thirty large

S.NAIL, SATURDAYS from n to 2ocock 1T the Pacific
Hotel; otter days, at tlsinteld, New jersey.
LNOR SALE or 10 EXCHANGE.-A good
II stock Of Books ead Stationery, with Tie Lease OF The
Stand, (which ian excellent onc within hours travel
by RslIosd fom the city IL Wi D. sold cheap, or
changed for zeal and personal property theowner who
has occupt az many WISH - retire fom the hIs
ness immediately. inquire ny letter Uostpsd) or Other
wise OF J. ROWE, No. BtsNcrst, y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
DOOMs with STEAM POWER to LET

IN Fine sht Rooms with good steady Power, 70 let IN
the new Depo, Building OF Center and
Apply TO ". A. ALLEN on the premises second Door
from % 10 daily.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
SALE OF LAND, NE

l. GROES, STOCK, CROP, &c, &c.-By virtu
of a deed of Trust executed to me by John W. Ri
chic which recorded in the Clerks office of the cout
~ of Prince Edward shall on Wednesday md Thu
day, the 9Th and 9th days of December, 1852 at Il
present residence of the said Richie, in the county
Prince Edward public auction, the highest bdde,
proceed to sell the TRACT OF LAND on which Il
529 ACRES. Also, 81 NEGRO SLA IVES, 6 Horse
and Mules the crops of Corn, Tobacco, Straw, Foo
DER &c. made the said plantation during the prese
year the stock of Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, and til
Plantation tools and utensils, and the Household an
Kitchen Furniture OF every description.
will, by virtue of provision of the deed sells
public auction the highest bidder on the 10th an
18th OF December, 1852 on the premises, u TRACT
LAND, estimated TO contuin $50 Acres, situated in
mediately on the Souh-Sde Railroad at Ricss Depo-
in the county of Prince Edward, about mills from Il
town of Farmville. Also the crops of Corn, Tobacco,
Straw, Fodder. &c, made on the said Tract of Ian
Sheep and the plantation tools and utensils of even
description.
The first mentioned tract of Land is situated abol
miles from the town of Farmville. There are abo,
80 acres of good Wood land and about 60 I,
Low Grounds uponit. The open land is well improved
and in high of fertility. The buildings
good, with all necessary Barns Stables and Clubhouse
Eighty bushels of Wheat have been sown this plan
tation during The past fall.
The Other tract Of Land is in fair state OF improve
ment and has upon it good Barns, Stables and Gu
houses, with small Dwelling. Upon this plantation
20 bushels Of wheat have been sown.
The terms will be accommodating, and will be mad
known on the day of sale
WYATT CALDWELL, TRUSTEE.
The above sale will be conducted by
nov 22-wtSD +. B. RICE. Anctr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
Richmond Markets Nov, rs.

TOBACCO Breaks small principally reviews and
rrands We think prices rather better this week for
working kinds.
FLOUR-Count'y superfne sells readily Mt 70, and
straight brands Scottsvile S. 25 whilst mixed brands
of the last named description, command SILLY Mar
ket during the week heavy at these
quotations.
WHEAT-Prime white sells at l l0a1l2dc and prime
red at l05a107ic fe busnei.
CORNING do not hear of any transactions of mo-
men but quote 74a75c f9 bushe as the current price
CORN MEAL-75a80c per bushe
OATS-30d40 cents
RYE-75c.
WHISKEY-25n2G1c ~ gallon.
FISH-Herrings, No |, Cut S7a7i; Gross SOU
s5 Is; Roe 81; Mackere No 3, $7a74; No ,, $1lial2
No. J. $l25a13. Shad, 81.
LARD-Bbls. 121 cts, kegs 13al3d. Pails lac.
BACON-Bagged Huns Ia to l6-Sides l0al0t
MOLASSES-Swec c uba 20a22cts. New Orlesnns
u3lcts
GUANo-supply good-$5oo5e ~ ton for Peruvian
Patagoniln $40
COFFEE.-Rio 9091c,; Laguyra 94d 10.
CLOVER SEED-$51 to S.
PLASTER-Ground $7a " ton.
SALT-From store s. AS sales from wharf 81 3oa4o
SUGAR-New Orleans 5ta64 cents; Loaf 9H9tc.
HAY-Northern in bales-from wharf 90095c
IRON-Pig Iron 500 to 239, according to quality !;
Sweeds $95 per ton; English 50; Tredegnr, Richmond
manufactory s5 Up Country Bar s7Oa77t according to
quality.
TAR-$350 per Dbl.
HrMP.-We quote ) ] to &c. in demand
LIME.-$l 0 from wharf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
EXCHANGE.
Baltimore Markets Nov. Is.

FisH-A steady demand for Mackrc; prices same as
last week, and firm. =
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Flour has slightly
subsidized thou Oh prices firm. Sales to-day of oOo dds
Howard street brands s. l23 ~ bbl less than winch
holders are unwilling take Sales also OF ooo dds
City Mills at S. % Dbl Also 800 bbls SuSquehanna our
the same price, We quote Rye lour at % i-3af 80
y bbl and Corn Meal So SLAB 81 t. Dbl.
GRAIN AND SEEps.-The supply of Grain is compare
lively i,bt We note sales Of red Wheat at 81 i0al III
white do, good to fair 81 lOa1 l5 and very choice
for family Flour, 81 lSlli20 per bushei. hye "aoo
cents per bushe Sales of old yellow Corn at CENTS
new do 7Oa72 cent, =; old white 73a76 cents ana new
d 6Sy7 per bsuhel Sales of Clover seed at Soao 20
Timothy do S. 87a3 and Flax seed 81 20 per olshe'
GRocERIEs-Therc has been an unusual ac,iViy III Tue
Coffee market for days past, and prices nave
ced to cent 49 b. Wenote sales WITHIN tne past Ten
DAYS nrnrv or quite 1000 bags Rio at prices ranging
from IN o. cents: the bulk of the sales at cents T. ID
lie sales since Monday lastreach about oooo bags Ut
these prices closing firm to day, with an upward ten
dency The stock on hand is reduced to about
Holders are asking higher prices sugars anu NV
lasses quiet. Rice 4aa4s cents t. ID.
GUASo-Sales of Peruvanaa at S44a4'; ratasoniah
$2j to b; and Mexican $25 u ton. DEMAND mode''
ate the nearly over. p1 W.
PRovIstoss-There is a steal demand for Pork we
quote Me $ at sl8 4y Dbl Prime Pork $l7 " Dbl
Mess Beef so. Bacon shoulders 81 cents SIDES 'a2a
cents and hams 1laI3 cents ~ b. Lard sc"rce =, we
quote in bbls at 10 cent? and in kegs ut Is cents u ID
Butter l7ao5 cents, and Cheese 9alO cents u 10.
ToBAcco-The Tobacco market Is 1uiet anu s"'s
mail. Holders firm; prices unchanged =. -,
WooL-Saes of UNIV ashed at 23a27c, washed ooa''o
Rb. =.
WHrsxY-Yc note an advance. Sales in hhds' at -
cents, and in bbls, Mt 2sa2Sl cents % gallon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

Sold at my house, at public
~ auction, in the county of Campbell, the ninth
day of December next, FIVE SLAVES, three men
and two women,-al my Household and Kitchen urn-
ture Plantation tools crop of Corn, Fodder, Shucks
and Straw,-erop of Tobacco in the houses, supposed
to be six housand nds,CattleSheep, Hogs orscs
Yoke Oxen, Cart, Wagon aud great many other things
too tedious mention
Terms # Saie-Six months credit for the snves ne
gotabe will be required, satisfactorily endorsed
For the other property bonds, with approved security,
will be required. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
nov 2o-rt9D THOS COCK. in.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

l. SALE In pursuance of decretal order OF the coui
ty Court ofAmherst pronounced the November tern
1852 the of Robertson, &c, VS.: Brown &c,
sha (as Commissioner appointed for that purpose 20
Friday the 3l,t December 1852 in front of the Mark
house, in the city of Lyncburg proceed to SELL at pni
lie auction othe highest bidder the following slave
to-wit: Stephen, CLrisy, Margaret, fuyette, Cind'
rilla Henry, Washington, Jeei Robert, Bill, Ma
tina, Frances John Paulina and Sarah.
And, Monday the 3rd January 1853 at Chariot"
Court House the following other slaves to.wit: Reu-
ben. Agnes, Margaret, Eliza, Murray and Henry.
The above Slaves will be sold credit Of six months.
Negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed payable at one
of the Banks in Lynchburg, will be required. The title
to The above property believed be unquestionabe,
but acting the Commissioner of the Court, | shalI
convey such title only vested in by virtue OF its
decree. JAS M ROBERTSON, Comr
nov 22-ctds
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Lynchburg Markets-NOv.2 20.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
paovfsIoHs-Bacon / cents.
poRK-None. Sales $3.50.
BrrF.-We quote by the quantity at is5 cts.
FloUR.-S4s-5risk.
WHEAr-Red874c J.; White 921cts.
GRAIs-Corn 65n70 cts; Oats 40 to A. cents.
GuASo.-None in market.
PLAsTEa.-Lump, IS; Ground $50. in Bbs $40.
SUsARs.-New Orleans 6 las cts; Porto Rico to 10
rs. Clarified l0all cts Loaf liz to l24 eta.
WHIsKY.-Mountain 80 cts.
BEEswAK.-22 centsl -
BurTER.-Fresh in small lots 20c; Firkin No. lScts
Brisk.
BRASDY.-Apple 40a45;Peach, so to Scots
BAR IRoN.-$75aS0 assortedduli.
CoFFEE.-Rio IL to III cts Laguira ii to l13 Mocha
90. lava Is to II.
, 1uSTRY LIsESs.--Tow IL Ito 12d; scarce and want
O Flax Pal lets.
CoTros YARNs.-Sales at IL cts.
FEATHERs.--35 to 36 cts.
WooL.-2S to 80 cts.
Wool RorLs.-35 to 571 very scarce.
GISsEsG-32a35 cts.
FLAX SEED.-Sales 81 per Dc lbs
FIsr.-Henings, No. l, $83; Halifax M. Hcrrings
sGa a. /; Shad Sl3: Mackerel, Nos So
T.LIow-8to 81 cts.-dull.
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