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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21
ENGROSSED.
CONGRESS-MoNpAY.

SENATE-A message was received from the
President the United States transmitting a
report of the Secretary of State in relation to
the Imprisonment of the American consul and
of other American citizens in the castle of A
capulco.
The Chair laid before the Senate report of
the Secretary of War showing the contracts
made under the authority Of that department
during the year 1852.
Various petitions were presented and re fer
red
A resolution was adopted calling on the
President for such further correspondence be-
tween this government and that of Great Bril-
tain respecting the fisheries as has not yet been
made public.
After a short executive sesson,the bill pro-
viding for the construction of railroad 10 the
Pacific was taken up and debated at length by
Mossrs Brooke, Bradbury, Bell Hale, and
others.
The homestead bill was taken up and made
the special order for Wednesday, 26th inst.
HoUsE-The House suspended their rules
and passed large number OF bills, mostly Of
private character: among them were, bill
to extend the benefits ofthe pension law of lS4S,
to the widows of soldiers serving in the last
war with Great Britain, the Florida war, and
the various Indian wars; bill approprlaung
$4,000 for the erection Of an equestrian statue
of Washington in this city, to be constructed
by Clark NJ s;and bills granting pensions TO the
windows of the late Generals Mcneil and Ar
misten. The session of the day was devoted
wholly 10 the business, and much was transact
ed.
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Nothing but 81 Printer Anyhow.

The above was the sneering remark of q
person residing not thousand miles from the
door Of our Sanctum, in referring to the profess
sion we follow in pride. Nobody buta Prin-
ter" 1t makes the blood run rampant through
our veins to her such expressions from the lips
oflhose nursed on Republican soil. "Nobody
but Printer anyhow?
"Who was Benjamin FrankInl"
"Nobody but printerl"
"Who was William Caxton, one ofthe faith
ers of literaturel"
Nobody but prlnter!"
"Who was Earl Stanhope?'
Nobody but printer!'
"Who was Samuel Woodwork, the poet1"
"Nobody but a prnterl"
"Who was Governor Armstrong OF Massa-
chuscttsl"
"Nobody but prlnter!'
"Whos the present Governor Of Pennsyl-
vanial'
"Nobody but printerl'
"Who is the present Governor Of Califor-
MAI"
"Nobody but prinerl"
"Who is George Morris, James Harper,
Horace Greeley Robert Sears. George ID.
Prentice, Senators Cameron, Dix, Niles, and
James Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania, who is
now the choice ofa great portion OF the peo-
pie Of tho Union as their candidate for the next
Presidency. Who are lheyi'
Nobody but printers, anyhow"
Ono thing is evident, every person who
chooses cannot be a printer. or.--BRArNs ARE NE
CEssARY
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REMARKABLE OpERATIoN.-A report upon
the most extraordinary operation for the stone
ever performed has been sent to the Academy
of Medicine in New York. The sufferer was
a cooper at Montpelier and had been an inva-
lid for forty years The stone extracted weigh
ed S84 grammes, (28 ounces,) and measured
10 inches in circumference, and 3 inches in
diameter, The operating surgeon was DR.. Al.
quie, Professor in the Medical School of Mont
pelier. Chloroform was administered to the
patient
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IMroRTs OF GuANo.-The total imports OF
Peruvian guano into all the United States du-
ring the year 1852 were seventy-nine cargoes.
Al ,0Ss tons, (2,240 pounds.) The following
is an exhibit Of the imports of Peruvian guano
at Baltimore for the last four years;
1919. .2,700 tons.
1850 0............... $500
1861 6l............. $4,000
1852. 25,500
In this connexion .the introduction of a new
fertilizer may be noticed, one which Is begin
ming to attract the attention of farmers and SCI
entifc men, viz. mineral phosphate of lime
This article is obtained from mines in this State
and New Jersey, aud in the latter State Com
pany has been Incorporated by the Legislature
for It's manufacture. The mineral Is simply
run through pulverizer, and is then ready
for use by the agriculturist The following
is the analysis of this new fertilizer: phosphate
of lime. %; fuate of lime, Il murlate and car
bonato oflime, l. The price, according TO this
analysis is $40 per ton.-Phaadelphaa Na-
tioaaL Gazette.
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!. wM. LEFTwrCH 4 SON, Proprietor,

giiiM of he WASHINGTON HOT'EL, Lynehburg,
"a, have the pleasure of announcing that this House
is now open under their management for the accommo
dntion OF the public. The repairs and rettng OF tho
establishment recently made by the propretors enable
thom to offer additional comforts and conyeniences to
their patrons.-Further improvements are, however, IN
progress, which, when completed, will render THE
WASHING TON, in all essential particulars, one OF
tho first Hotels in Virgna and to this end the Propre-
give that their best energies sha be di
rected,
The immediate management Of the establishment is
under the control of William Lewich, tho senior part
ner His long experience in this line OF business will
qufy him. he trusts, give the most acceptable ac-
conmodation all who may fnyor the house with their
patronage The corps OF servants attached to tile estab
hment will be found inferior none in the State; and,
in the procurement of whatever the market surround
ing country may afford mike its Table, Bar and Sta
bles unexeeptonable, pains expense will be re-
gardcd.
The thanks ofthe proprietors due, and gratefully
rendered for the generous patronage their House mas al
ready received.
inn
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=. LEXINGTON ~ Through

&fnLlLzMz=.82S TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
@@0&z~&s'AA'- 0ar MaH PACKET Boats, by Scotts6aie
md Lynch5mg.-On and after the 10th, our Boats will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, ut the usual
hour P. M and arrive in Lynohburg in 81 hours, and
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan at u A. M, every day,
except Sunday and arrive in Lynchburg at % p NJ
Leave Lynchburg at P. NJ, and arrive IN hlchmond IN
y hours in time to connect with the Norfolk bonts eav
ing at 54 A. NJ, and the Southern and Northern Hail
Road cars leaving at An
Passengers for Lexington connect with daily line
of Stages ut North River Returning leave Lexington
every day except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
fl hours.
Passengers for Farmville fare 81; Buckingham II,
fare $325i charlottesville, fare &, and Staunon, fare
a. will leave Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays, mud
Fridays Boats.
Below see card Of time Of arrival at intermediate dis
tances
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inOwScS5lon Oi iHc AlohsS opSh'b "''' H'"J
er by the Rev. Mr.. Deforest Of the NJ e..
Church.
RECEIVED.
A communication from Ehe Senate was re-
ceiyed stating that they had passed the follow
ing House bills:
For the relief of w. II. c. Reynolds;
For laying off into wards those cities and
towns, the white population Of which exceeds
5000, and establishing separate place OF vot-
ing in EACH
Authorising the Pittsylvania, Franklin and
Botetourt Turnpike Company to collect tolls;
Also, bills No 5SS, $50, $50, 53S 652, 2i9,
254, 255 and 25G.
RIFLES.
A bill was reported to authorse the issue of
percussion lock rifles to the Lynchburg Ri
les.
SUBSTITUTE.
A substitute was presented TO bill provid-
ing for change in the location Of streets
through the public lands attached to the Armo'
ry.
REPORTED INEXPEDIENT.
The committee of Agriculture reported adj
versely to the petition orr Archer * Co. for
the use Of certain grounds around the Armo
ry.
MEXICAN VOLUNTEERS.
On motion of Mr.. Sogar, resolution was
adopted providing for vouchers TO the claim
of Virginia upon the General Government for
expenses incurred by her in raising regiment
of volunteers Tor the Mexican war.
NEW RAILROAD.
On motion of Mr.. Bottom of Peasants and
Ritchic, a resolution ofenqulry into the expe-
liency of Incorporating company TO con.
truct a railroad from some point ON the North.
western Virginia Railroad in the county of
Richie to St. Marys in the county of Peasants
vas adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions relative TO Incorporating the
pwners of Gragson Sulphur Springs-as to the
xpediency Of making subscription Of three
ifths to the increased capital stock OF the Pitt
yvania and Lynchburg Turnpike Company
directing the preparation OF a tabular state
nent of the mileage Of m embers OF the legis
tature-and ordering the printing of 5000 ex.
ira copies ofthe assessed taxation list of Vir.
ginia for the years 1851 and g, were adopt
ed.
EEGRossED.
A bill to amend the Wytheville and Dan
vile Turnpike Company's charter was ordered
engrossed and read n third time.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The unfinished business Of yesterday was
passed by,and the order Of tho day. being an
ongrossed bill to increase the capital of the
Sonthside Railroad, and to change its name
was taken up still pending the motion of Mr. ..
Lewis to reconsider the vote by which the
same was ordered 10 be ngrossed-pending
which the House adjourned until 7 p. M
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II. $ TR1NGERS.
Fresh and Genuine Drui

e-TK n FtSN aaEHW U'EFtaF-lt DEWf = e.fk
a MEDICINES. &c.-lfe subsciit er is now W
"a receiving his entire supply Of English, French -
and American Drugs Medicines and Chemicals, Prints,
0bs VarRisdes mud Dye.StnGS.
Cloth, Hair, Flesh, Tooth and Nail brushes; Surgi-
aIinstruments, fine and choice Perfumery and Fancy
'oods great variety of Soaps for shaving and the
toilet Pomades &c, &c. together with all the popular
Patent Medicines His stock embraces almost every ar
ee usually found in a Drug Store. The goods have
been recedtly selected with in the Northern and
Iasiern cities and may be relied upon represented
hose wanting articles in the above line, invited
10 call as he IS prepared to offer inducements for their
patronage JOHN II. SBAY, Druggists.
Prescriptions for Physicians and families. attended
"at al times with neatness and accuracy. J II
2z-ts
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NTEGROES WANTED.-THEs subscriber
" having located in Lynchburg, will give the highest
prices for Negroes between the ages OF O and 30 yenrs
Those having negroes for SALE viii ma 1t 10 ihei inter-
est to cali on him at Dibrells Hotel Lynchburg, Va.
All communications will receive prompt attention.
- oe dsc,s d = READ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21

StTEAM MARBLE WOR X S.
~ JOHN +. ROGERS has removed his MarbeW orks
the corner of Main and 9th whcrew be found
fine assortment Of Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Mantel
Pieces of every description, WalP lates Fronts, &c.
ANY design in carving executed in the neato II man
ner. Orders from the country, with city reference,
rompty yattended to.
Mr. r having served his apprenticeship in of the
largest establishments in New York city. and having
much experience in the business, atters himself that
all work executed his shop will give entire satsfac'
ton any done North or South.
Richmond. July l4-lyd
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CTEAM ENGINE.--For sale a steam engine,
~ Of 80 horse power, suitable for saw mill hour or
corn milf or for n collier. This engine was made N
England, and $l3 600 import and is
by Judges as being superior article we WIN sen =.
great sacrifice we refer applicants as TO ITS s ~
&c. to Thos Dodamead, ESQ., suPeIln'shuna' PtH Saa " .h
po,orsurg Railroad Company, or to Mal Snead at the
Ton eI1t9ga,s 0gine EDMOND, DAVENPORT s. CO.
jan 19-dts
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ARTICLES apptopt1atc 10 tic First CiaSs-BoXes OF hats
bonnets and furniture
articles appropriate 10 Secoad CaSS-Boxcs, bales
Of dry goods feathers shoes saddley gass, paints oils
drugs and confectionery.
A,1icles ap,rop,iatef 10 Third CiaSs.-Vginia domes
ic sugar coffee, liquor baggng, rope, butter cheese,
manufactured tobacco, leather hides, cotton yarns, COP
per- tin sheet iron, hoow-wore, queensware, cnstngS,
hardware marble (drosscd and other heavy artlcesno'
enumerated in special or fourth class rates
A,iicles appJ0prale 10 He Foutth C2aSS.-flour, I'm
socks) rice pork beef fish lard, talow and bacon I'm
casks boxes or sacs beoswox, bales of rags ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, marble undressed) mil ana
grind stones, mill gearing.
>, 50 miles so Salt per busnel
rIns'@5 oa af per leo miles 90 of Fifty pounds 10
con con ., ~. - ! l50 miles. $50 II II
ooo IDS zee miles. 800 Carried East II
Sci t7--dts
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NT0EIEE-Having become sole proprietor OF the
~ Mossey Greek Paper Mill by purchase on the 22th
lay of September, am now prepared to hi orders ior
n kinds of paper the shortest notice. and upon as
good terms as any other Mill will pay three dollars
md fifty cents l} hundred weight delivered, for all
Linen and Cotton Rags fair price if send my team
or,or ,i4,, Address JACOB SANGER.
or s. PAUL, my agent
NJ, SoIo, Augusto Va. Nov 20-d&c3m
BLAYKS FORsALE AT THIS OFFICE
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Dali. .VIRGINlAN.
rrRRY & SHIELDS, ProprietOrs.
rIIEnS.

~ vIR3fSIAN Is published daily ?: - =, SCI sem,"eeky m & a.
a ar anuu in aJyae No subscription i 9 He ~ xcct at
in Ion of the Propretors until all arIh ts slal nave
e are inserted for 30 cents per square or
ever yyg insertion and 81 = cts or every HuT
5 M ~, Ipb,r insertions Is not marked on the Ms IL
#aa. ...t If -ls.rl out and charged accordingly
sil q .#e:-for the privilege OF Two squares
.e,Ay 10, nor one luare, daily S5o sem weekly
l.lf , ,rn daily So .eintweely So. Every yearly
irr will required to conhne his advertising 20 ms par
f business if he exceed the stipulated for,
IA he charged rutallF for the excess.
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TOBACCO OFEATNERS.--Thes subscribers
Il will make to order the lowest terms Tobacco
Flatners of all sizes both wood and iron, and will war
rant them be equal to any made in the State
Also for sale Mre Machines for cutting box Innings tho
most complete thing ever made.
Shop next door to C. e. S. Mckinney, opposite
Bruces stable, Main st. Lynchburg, Va
dec 29-ts EAMES WASH.
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DTssOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER.

~ SHIP.-The .co.partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of Tinsley Taylor g. Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual aud the OF the concern
can be used only by Tinsley, Jno Otey Taylorin
closing up the business Those having claims against
the will please present them for payments and
those indebted the firm will please come forward and
settle as wish to close the business.
We beg leave tender thanks to friends for
their liberal patronage, and the concern of Taylor,
Tnsey & Co, solicits further continuance of the
snme.
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T l. TINSLEY,
JNO OTEY TAYLOR,
JNO D HARVEY.
LYNcHBURG, Jan

NTEw wCONCERN.-Att the old stand of Tins
" lev, Taylor Il Cove have this day associated
,selves toSother under tho style and firm of Taylor,
Tinsley Il Co, for the purpose OF conducting general
Commission Grocery and Forwarding business. and for
tho purpose of manufacturing tobacco. under the style
md firm of T G s FERGUSON Il co.
We will keep constantly hand large stock OF Gro
ceries LIQUORS, Domestics. Prints, Wooen goods,
Blankets Iron, Steel, Lcorice, Oil, Nails, Tabacco,
&c, &c. -
From our experiance in the different branches of our
business and prompt attention, we hope to merit share
of public patronage.
JNO OTEY TAYLOR,
l. TINSLEY,
T G s FERGUSON.
LYNcRBuRG, Jan. lst, 1853 Jan 17-d&cts
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Y NCHBURG..
CARDS.
LAW CIRCULAR.
W0RTHaNGTON q. SNETHEN,

WASHLNGTON, D. C.,
| CONTINUES 10 practice Law exclusively in the Su
" rreme court, and to attend to cases before Com
To prosecute Claims and settle Accounts against the
Departments Bureaus, and Boards Of Commissioners
To procure Patents for Inventions, at home and
| oroad and To obtain Pensions and Bounty landsi
To collect Debts, Dividends, Legacics, and lnhen
anccs any part Of the United States and in Foreign
Countries;
To make Investments of funds in Loans aud Stocks
aud Bond AM Mortgage and to negotiate the pnr.
chase aad sale OF Loans, Land and PatenrghtS IN any
State ofthe Union. aug 9.-d2et'
JOSEPH m. WILSON,
w II lOLESALE AND RETAIL GROC X,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant
ID ESPECTFULTY socit5 the patronage Of his
IA friends and the public generally
sept lS-ts
CARD.
as ~ HARDWOOD,
MANifA g. 4efRER5 or FERNITUPE
opro.ite EScnaage Ban. Sept 2i-d&cts
JOSIAH WILLS, ED'w . n.stl..,
Norfolk, Va New Orleans,
yKTGLLs ~ RAwElNs, Commission
w MERCHANTS and Agents for the sale OF Man
stores Nos. II and l3 Grovcr corner TchapitouIas
Street. Near O,leons march 22-Scdlv
AncuIgAlp GLENN JOHN W GLENN
10 N. o.
A. AZ. w. GLENN ~ co,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
u Agents for the sale of Manufactured looacco,
)3 Gravier street, New Orleans. aug l0-d&cly
HHARLES KING, CONSTABLE
" FOR THE COUNTY OF CAMPBELL & CITY
OF LYNCHBURG, offers his services to the citizens of
the county and city. He will collect promptly, all
claims entrusted to him, either upon commission or
otherwise.
OlEce,-Markct street. Lynchburg, Va.
REFERENCES
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Gbc Dailp .bireiniau.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
TUESDAY, Jan, l8.
II Oglse.

TUESDAY, Jan, 1S.
House.
Theysesson of the House opened with pray
er by the Rev. Mr.. Deiorest Of the Nj. e.
Church
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REPORTED INExPEDIENT.

The committee of Agriculture reported ad-
versey to the petition Off Archer Il Co. ior
the use of certain grounds around the Armo
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons London
Graduate from one ofthe mostemnen Colleges OF the
United States and the greater purt of whose lite mas
been spent the Hospitals of London Par Phade
pha and elsewhere, has effected of the most as
onishing that were ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the ears and head when asleep, great
nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds and
oashfulness with frequent blushng, attended, some
times, with arrangement Of mind were cured immedi
atey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19
1nsirncilon.

YOUNG LADY, lately arrived fr9m Berlin, f ci,5
a. Of giving ess D 2 Muse sna snsins 'O
EDWARD BRUEL Professor Of Music, and importer
II v EIre roF Several q h, 5gp 5 s' 51ps,
tas ~ -, fs hs. -oras h ur' uDoScnp''a Apply .
I&TTISIOR-Parents wishing 70 hld an ihsttd
L. m In b rood order maintained BY real krdoes end rap1
@r'ee sius O0n'insi' 'l' SOLOMON JENSER Principal
FOSTER SELECT WRITING CLASSES, ~.
So Bro dway-Hous during summer, from To-
ana or9to TO- A NJ Terms IS for twenty isssons -
II GO 70 e s I s asS o M Po1Sa PloSo.ss 70 Sv
suucon LADIES sna Gentlemen easses uaon e. se2n9 ~
ier- Boo5 espe ming &C fought IN expeditions AID
,SgsI % s TO- 'H4 s1iS o sase P5as. s
GOLDEN HILL YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE,
OKngs,or Usr Co. ny The Phocos Of TINS laii'aoa are
nov re rcd 10 receive lruited number O. young aiss A7 &
uestD savanaaes oyed rot oeror 20 hoss ohe y ~
sai1L s e Professor Of as: hsae ability,
family ard in sdiiron % tee odaaty sy o. ' ,
and pracs upon axe ost9 Drswins PslDs .na I've
are sug by pofssiona artist woae ection o. sao ION e
Nsaer iss.says aeesssbe . re y.qrs iadie re- pr
sa,ed upon ne west Of Haron River AMI j. asess' be
sny ,9.s 5e ay us the os hestbfai and charm
re sees ~ the The taaiy Of ~ scenery uusai-
at6 me a soaHdeo ~ tie C,;.s Mountain
beng .s5d T large s ample room Tor
sreebbs eIeicse II t5e open ar Al a., a syes
g permit and to Ce con eyed 70 saaTSa IN IN
, sno corveunoe being supplied with ballroom arranged
~ d nd warn waller Of sucing heu dalgn
f t0n or oi seI penOd wH please c
At The living House WecDe,dey I'm wh're u il'h ny
& 10 In regard 70 terms One Of the Principals will BE- az the
sovs Oh &c tie remaining days Of this week from Il oe9e
Pm. a NJ, ~ I'm .pta 81 M a WANTS.
RFFrRENcEs-Rev Robert Baird D Rev d. seward Rev v
N Hubert Edward Weston Esq, lonkeni Rev H. W smsIe
Theodore WesttroOk kingstOn DI James AZ
rem Prof Fiss Looms Samuel Williams, Esq- 5 fleet Editor
Hmcan Altzsn NegYOr City; Pew Charles H. Read Richmond
Virginia.
OBJ BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS nine miles
4 from Ioi okso fro Ha-kenfack, y J-ADOLPH
INANT irEcip4 for bofr I'd tuition Wishing aud mend
pg ucf ouaiier Circulars bCUed Of y BU The No ~
Nsssau 81 " THURMAN, C'n aud Narck or addss ths
Principal
kEIsS WHIPPLEs SCHOOL, No. 7S3 Broadway,
w 10th ST.
NAISS DWIGHT's SCHOOL of DESIGN, No. 1873
WI Broadway where the best instruction Will be given Drawing
and Pointing
nER. TYNGs SCHOOL for BOYS No. 81 East
VI l6th.st near Stuyyesaut Square.
NNHE CHURCH SCHOOL, No As 7th-ay, cor
1 nsr Of f4thst-WILLIAM b. STOUGHTON and Rev. o..
tent teachers Institution Of fur distinct scho9
earn HAVING and It's OF teachers The
runer Of pupils school limited TO twenty i've The
cnbs OF school pursue studies being OF the
sane on AL who able learn Lat Ter
ma French Drawing Painting, &c SC without extra charge
ys,en has given Boarders 80 and 500 Day
pprs $50 months The thirteenth term commenced
MAY and will end December l.
NNTEST POINT SCHOOL, Mathematics, Classics,
w Modern Languages Music aud Drawing, and English S'ud
'9ue"' 'Y W EDWARD V. KINSLEY.
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w ONLY ss TO ais FOR FULL LOT At WISFIELp.
situaed Convenient 1.stsnoe ton tne
DIS F.rs eiss half mile above Galway Ceaesey
" ~ - :. -, az Eorfh Rosc and fskesv
an 20 from the Ferries for 81 sents 1ae
~ retos1 Pnk Bod VII alorE the properly snf
- -rsh snS Fraag Railroad cIeety taS rem
tDe . - ~ than the upper par Of tia city.
- fy and chss otese Loa evid,1t ron t1e t
. ey have been before the pubic bu short % lsrse
se rssdy sod II fact Winfield Lott sdventA<ssi 70
ard location Second IN the s0rc. ard Il "a nos
desrsbs place Of reslc-Doe <-,.-....L
m pTspy sd broad streets and sveruss 90 feet s
and Kars5v p.sr9 drecty through q ~ esf Se o. ~o-
wi be built he Railroad d ~. Il
To AMI O. her ho gvod TIE rea.s o.
he fy yropert otsef P1t 70
H. beng whn gakng or1 the places O o1ae
a. egusl 70 about 9ttrst frorl ~ CITY Hal 49,. -
The property viii be cod bersl tera VI Ten PEI
no esch Lot he tine q purase sn5 ne Dasns -
naa6e tte f1ssIiO LOts soo
G. b. ANDREWs J. ?. KENDALL
No. Tryon-roE. onr1sr Of Casfnsni-st,
CITY Hail Se~ YORK or a. ne
Iron FoundrJ on the pre1ilses
Oh ACRES GOOD LAND for SALt Al 81 r
e14e Of &c SAUNDERS No. . H.ss.l.sl-