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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-26

The last Comet Of any magnitude
that has visited the Solar system was
in 1s43; IL was unlocked for ana very
remarkable in its appearance. 1t was
vlsable at midday in the strong light
Of the sun, and very close to his disc.
At night it SPAWNED the Heavens with
its luminous matter and covered near
" the whole visible horizon.
Since the Christian Era about five
hundred Comets in all have been OBJ
served, and out Of that number only
three are known TO revolvc in Ellipses
and return at regular intervals. Hal
ley's which has a period Of 70 yeans
and will not again be visable until
1911, Enckes which has u period
1907 days, was last seen in 1885,
Biela's has q period Of 2I6l dag
and was last seen in 1916, the Comet
now visible may be the same. But
Biela's we are told is very faint to the
naked eye, and would not attract at
tention as the present strange visitor
does. And besides, the Comet now Wis
IDLE has the peculiarly Of sending its
luminous matter before il, instead OF
behind. At the death Of Demetrius,
King Of Syria, l46 years before Christ,
it is said Comet appeared as large
as the sun. In the year 4S D. C. n
hairy star appeared which could be
seen in daylight. The Romans CON
sidered this as the deification of the
soul Of Caesar, who was assaslnated q
short time previous. What is remark
able about these cratic wanderers, in
the underlined limits Of space; is, that
they pass into the solar system and
out again, seldom ever returning in
the same orbit, and never disturbing
any of the planets Of our system +; yet,
there is always more or less consterna.
ton, when one Of these upgoverned
wanderers visits rs. Their appearance
strikes terror and CONSERVATION into
the hearts Of the people. And very
justly so, for although they be part d
the great economy of Gods creation
yet man cannot solve the problem Oh
their existence the time may come
when the equilibrium Of this miserable
"nut shell" may be disturbed, and j
may go reeling like drunkard from
its orbit back to the sun, and be mel
ted over. When this happens theI
we may look for change in the poll
teal aspect Of the nation.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-26

Eprror Comrr.--Please anfoGnfe II. V.
BABIN, Esq, the present incumbent, rs a
candidate Tor reelection 10 the Office Of
surnrfv. Election TO be held on the FIST
Monday in November. ..L
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-26

ny You are authorized to announce
GEORGE v. TRUDEAU, as a candidate
for the Office Of Porish Recorder. Election
in Noyemlcr. MANY FRIENDS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-26

n~We are authorized 70 announce X.
SIBLEY STUART an a candidate for the
Office OF Assessor Of this Parish.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-26

H. We are authorized TO announce II.
". PIERCE as candidate for Assessor Of
this Parish
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-26
z@---~a--4-7- - -
G A ND | D A I ES .

1-yWe are authorised to announce
CHAs. u. GRENEAUX, rs q candidate
for the Office of State Trcashter.
n-yWe are authorized 10 announce Maj.
A. NJ. DUNN az a candidate for the Lee
eislaturc. Election in November next.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-26

NJ We are authorized 10 announce
sAML. SKOLFlELD, the present incnm-
bent, az a candidate for reelection to the
office Of Parish Recorder
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-26

gx-Col. Richard Markham has our
sanding thanks for the latest iayors
from New Orleans. 9
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-26

r ARD.-A few bbls. Of inferior
- Lard, for sale by
uune 2 If. S. NJ. HART X Co
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-26

ny We are authorised to announce
MANUEL MORENO, the present incum-
bent, as a candidate 70 reelection, 70 the
office of Clerk of the Sixth Judicial District
Court.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-26
COFFEE

COFFEE
~ BAGS in store for sale by
~ feb Oily s. NJ. HART Il 70.
CHOICE CHEWING TOBAC-
~ co--A fine lot Of superior chewing to-
baco at retail by Julys JOSHUA BEAL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06

near Charlotte Ci. Ho. IN inierseet the va y
Tenn road at Or rsar Chrisiiansbufg and ais
a proposition to : sfrael aIaslroad frnm the
Souihside near pamplins in Appomattox co.
To Patrick CT Ho. Va, therefore,
Resoiccd, That those interested IN cach
route be requested to meet at Hat Creek. Camp
bell Co.. on the 10th day Of November next.
TO discuss the merits of the two routes, and
choosing between them.
Resosred. That the people of Richmond *
Petersburg and The Richmond * Danville
Rail Road Company, and soathsdt Rsi- Road
Company and those along the line of the Two
routes PROPOSED be requested 10 send dele
gates to said meeting.
Resoired. That WIN. NJ. Hamlet. o. {.
Clark and Capt. J. w. Armstead be appointed
a Committee, for the purpose of corresponding
with persons and committees concerning said
route.
On motion the Chairman was added to the
committee.
Resotoed, That the proceedings oflhis meet.
ing be published in the Richmond. Petersburg
and Lynchburg papers.
On motion the meeting adjourned to meet
again the 10th day Of November next.
JOHN o. ARMSTEAD, Ch'mn.
VIM. Nj. HAMLET, Sec'ry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06
Rail Road Meeting i'm Campbeu

bell Co., on Saturday the 24lh nst for the
purpose of taking into consideration the pro.
priety Demonstrating Railroad through this
section of the country; TWO routes having
been proposed, one from the Danville road
near Charlotte CT Ho., to Christiansburg and
the other from The Southside road in Appomat
tox coun'y,to Patrick CT Ho, Va The
meeting being called to order, on notion DR..
Jno. 0 Armstead was appointed Chairman.
and Wm M Hamle, Secretary. The OBJECT
of the meeting was then explained BY. the
Chairman, and sever al address on the sub,
ject delivered. after which the following pre-
amble and resolution were unanimously adopt
ed st,e s4e'
Whereas, proposition has been made to
construct arailroad from the Danville road
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES
TO yourtntcrcstS-

IsBuRG CHRONICLE, weekly paper publish
ed IN Lewlsburg, Greenbrier county has larger sub
scpton than any paper that portion of the State and
is consequently, the best medium foi Merchants and
Adre'tsscrS generally that lie procured in Western
Virginia. it has all the advantages Of central position
as well as the largest subscription. 1t has good sub
scrlpilon in the counties of Greenbier, Monroe fVea
hontas, Allegheny, Bath Fa,ette Nicholas Raegh and
Mercer AS the subscription price has been reduced 10
only ono dolar per onnum. it be better medium
Tor advertisers in future than present.
sep 3 dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06
M A BkRHED.

On Thursday the 10Th, in Baltimore, by the Rev J.
MeJilton, M. REUBEN b. fADGETr of Lynchburg, to
Miss SOPHIA. youngest daughter If the LAKE George
Schmncke. of Baltimore.
On Tuesday evening 4th inst ct ST. Paul's Church,
l'y the Rev W. II. Kinckle, john p HON. of Hail.
fax, to ELLEN P. WEIR, of this city.
On same evening, by the same, DR. Thomas II.
NELSON. to Mrs. MARY ANN MEM, all of this CITY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06

The Protestant Episcopal Convention of the
Diocese oil New York has admitted Into union
with the convention delegates from ST. Phil.
ip's (colored) church, in Centre street, in that
city. The majority in favor of the admission
was very large the vote being 1873 of the
clergy, aud 70 ofthe laity ayes; to Is of the
clergy. and SO ofthe laity, noes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06

CUMBERLAND GAP RArLRoAp.-The Abs
ingdon Democrat has received information from
Maj Gardiner. the Chief OF the party engaged
IN making survey for the Cumberland Gap
Branch Railroad, that n route from Abingdon
or West of 1t is practicable at "a cost not ex,
ceeding the average cost per mile of the Va.
& Tenn. Road
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06

al law sanctions and recognizes the rights &c
Iquired by this coun, xion." He cites an adjn
dcaton. on this point. by tie Lords Of Appeals
in the High Court of Admiralty. IN England
as lar back as 1884, of merchant at Smyrna,
who. having placed himself under The protec-
ton ola Dutch Consul.was determined himse II
TO be Dutchman. as to his national character
and says "the decision has been examined and
approved by the eminent juris's who have since
written treatises on the international -
This would seem 10 US to be conclusive Of the
question. BY this decision Koszta would have
been invested with the national character of the
American Consul. so soon as he was received
under the protection of that functionary, and
would have been entitled, as an incident IN
thai character 10 American protection.
As we understand and approve the doctrine
Of Mr.. Marcy, it expressly exempls from tho
benefits Of its application all persons who avail
themselves of our nationality cover for ul-
terror and IMP roper designs OF any character.
The first distinct act done" he says towards
the accomplishment Of these designs would
disclose their fraudulent purpose, IN coming 10
and seeking domicil in this country. Such
development would efectually disprove the
fact, that they acquired domicil here, and
with il our nationality. Without that nliion-
atty, they could not be considered as standing
under the protecting arm ofthe United States"
And further he SAYS "there is nothing in the
doctrine herein maintained, or IN the history
OF this governmental awaken the slightest APP
p-ehenson that ii is in any way inclined to ex
tend the shield Of its protection over adv,n-
turers or seditlous propagandsis, who may go
from this to other countries, TO engage In en-
terprizcs designed 10 interfere 18th their polit
ica institutions, or disturb their Internal quiet"
With this reservation, which makes the decis-
ion of the government in the case Of Koszta
depend on lis individual merits and prevents
its being used hereafter as precedent to just;
fly occurrences dissilnilar from it in any i'm
portant respect. we see no reason why the
American people should not give their appro
val aud support to the doctrines laid down by
the Secretary Of Staie-be the consequences
what they may.
What those consequences will probably be-
we may better Judge, when the next move on
the diplomatic chess board has been made. As
the affair now stands, we have on the one
hand an explicit and peremptory application
for an apology and satisfaction ON the other
equally as distinct and positive a refusal to
grant them. Ordinarily, the next step would
be the withdrawal of the Austrian Charge,
and an appeal to arms; unless some third party
should interpose mediator. We must hide
the progress Of events. and See what we shall
see.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06

The FRosT.-A gentleman from the south
western part of Bedford county informs us
that the late frost was very severe upon tie
Tobacco in that section hitting all which had
not been cut on the flat lands.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06

A London letter says that the calculation
among corn.dealers is that, after estimating tho
will require an importation of 10000
quarters of grain of all kinds; that is, 10, o0O, :
600 quarters of wheat and -four and 5000 900
quarters OF barley, oats, Indian corn, and rye.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06
N d Il q L.

A CREE & McCLANAHAN will occupy the back
4 n rooms OF their store until the front is fitted up
Entrance down the alley between Messrs J. 4 NJ
tiollins' and their Store House oct 3 .d&cs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06

CAMEL Coal has been discovered on the
Monongahela River about FIVE miles below
Fairmont. II has also been discovered near
Felowsville in Preston County
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06

The Richmond Examiner says that Judge
Mason has determined to accept the French
Mission
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06

V hNGANaA: AT rules held in the Clerk oh-
ce OF the Circuit Court of Amherst County, on
Hon'ay the 3rd day of October 1853:
John H. Akers and Martha f his wife. late Martha +
Norvell; Hugh j Norvell. Mary s. Norvel. Vaiereus
"A. Terry and Bette Ann his wife, late Bette Ann
Norvtl, Plaintiffs,
Benjamin Norvell and james S. Hisginbothnm. his se
curty, aad T. e same james S. Higgnboham n M
own right; MicIa -. iiigginbohmm, David hy'e'
auiuS Powell. HHncrck Brown, Znchariah B9wies
Nelson Seay, John NJ. Warwick. J. J. London TX OF
ot d. Hgginbottom decd, and t. C sameJ j. London
IN his own right, Sterling Claiborne, Charles l. o"e'
man, surviving partner of Roberts Il Coleman |"
~ Simpson. admir-. "f Lewis L. Simpson,dec d.; 'no
J. Pleasant, Elijah Fletcher, Mica iah Going, an ee
gus NJ. Kyle, administrators of Joseph Kyle, dec d.
Defendants.
he object of this suit is Isl, a settlement OF TIC az
count OF benjamin Norvell as guardian OF the II h'n
IND, an account of the fund of james s. hissiu
ooham his security, and to subject the same 10 ''
plaintiffs demand
ana 1t appearing by proper affidavit hled tiat III ~
eI'ie'dant Benlamn Norvell Is not resident u ~.
state: IL IS ordered that be do appear here VIM NJ
one mouth after due publication hereof, an"
what Is necessary to protect his rterests an" - -
a copy OF this order be published once week t9 ~,
success i've weeks ia the Lynchburg Vrgnian al PDs
ed at the front door of the Courthouse OF this Oou
on the first day OF the next Comfy Court.
LEO DANIEL. JR., CPk:
w TERRY J. THoMPsos, a. oct WI" !
JUST RECEIVED-On CONSIGNMENT "
- Bushels Muiticoe Rye for seed, for sale ny
OFT 3-ts WILSON & FRANKLIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06

PUrNAM's MONTHLY for October has been
issued and is most excellent number.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-06

lust RECEIVED-On Consignment "
- Bushels Multicole Rye for seed, for sale ~,
OFT 3-ts WILSON & FRANKLIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
HUENA VISTA FOR SALE.

XE'II be offered or sale The hs hest bidder; 81" M
Nv or en- Tue hfs Gay rrr-
e-rabe lule fam formerly The residence
OF Major Jo IT, recently that OF Mr. john BraGor de
cel ed. Baltimore
Dura Vista situated the Eastern bos OF The County Of
Mudun Immediately the Rapid Ann River within fiu miles o
Court House mile om lie OIan.e AID Alexandria
Road D OF land, Que hall n which u
OF improvement the ocha Is GOV
cred wnha heavy sruah Of TIMBER Of The finest quality
building nearly mes" The dwelling house wtichis built
handsome building with tasty poico in 'front.' supported onl:
uliluly located emncnce commanding
fine view of the surrounding country Buena Vista A.
actve for its beauty and Offers Inducements r'
chaser in search al good heahu eli a good society
any place the upper country This will be shown to
desiring see IT, who VIII cal on Col hmb Madison, III
WEIGH or Slaughter all nf whom live Immediately adoInlhT
TERMS-ohc Third Of the purchase money will be required ~
cash the equal OF and TWO years.
tho date, be secured by lien upon VIC pre-
miSe=. ,,..,h.
MI $40 large quantity Of Valuaolc
COMPRISING almost article towards hlEs nut
suh as Chars Tables Window Curtains
Rsd He'd eads Fenjrrs AMI Irons Lamps andeabas, Carpets
China Ware, &c. &c Also some Corr am ry
q -cIIld B4 Ut, fNoT Nnt oIN2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
FOE SALE.

EsURSIAN1 the Circuit COuol Louisa County
the late thereof as special CORNERSTONE na'ei
IN 8, decree shall LIT day December 1853 ar moi.
the next fair thereafter (Suday eyceped proceed To sell at
public auction the premises the Of land on which the late
hIrnw H. hsdcath subject 10 the
dove Interest Armstrong widow q tie SAID Andrew H.
Armstrong, deceased.
e.ht or nine miles House. adjoining The an!, OF
W. PcntOn, Thomas g. Noel anu ote anu Is sn"
,rO.ed o about hundred acres
improvements Consist comfortable u~eine house. WIN
such ont buildings are usual small iarna
TERMSF SAE-As much Of the purchase money IN cash az
he Of obtaining anu executing
ccrce the balance equal nstalmcn credits OF
and years from purchaser giving bond and WIN
security the deferred Payments ana inc ue "teu
ui nr III IoI ri ''@' " C T. ARMSTRONG, Com'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
!Si i, %oS $SI5",S5sSS;S;roS Commissioners.

EYECUPORS OF a VALUABLE IA IN
AND Personal ESTATE IN THE COUNTY Or LOUISA.
\ Of the late John H. WIns'"n ST. we
% seII AZ uubic auction premises, TUESDAY, the
nj November lair not Oh tue next lar !ay thereafter
o his death sua'ed Sohannl River IN Tie County VI L"ika
in the Topsnn Cross Roas aud distant about
# miles from The House, AMI 10 mes from the nearest Depot
On the Central Rail Road The tract contains something over seven
hundred acres OF which VIII be exhibited u Tue nay OF
sale or this amount lcr than hundred Of spen.
did wood land Original srnw) and the balance mostly ~ me
The Dwelling House Is d
arnr one The out buildings IN GOOD
rrnajr V. Winston, who Is residing On ir p enlses
will take great pleasure showing the FaEm 10 esiros OF
purchasing.
There will be sold al the lime all the personal properly con
supply on an crops and household and kitchen lur
49,
The Farm will divided parts, il II he found desirable Oh
the day Of sale. . 49,,
TEliMSTor the estate, rd ca the baamcc equal
and years. without Interest secured by
trust the property For the personal properly all sums I'm
der BIO c irl, ~ that credit OF SIX months.
F. V. WINSTON rx.,uo,s
nc la=cIx GRANVILLE BlILLOCK.S -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
sINToN s. SUNS NURSERY,


the season Ia planting has arrived the subscf ~
N respectfully call the attention their friends ana !ne
49,, public generally their large cxto'c cnec'Sn
So FRUIT TREES embracing perhaps c!oeinh una, ndI
been surpassed for The climate of Virginia am nearly oil
ale propIsacd from fruit bearing in le own oichdL
thr,cons planting. may he had at VIM pa
mors Seed Plough S'ure Peycn Johnson B,os
"a nv Store at Snton Co.'s Hardware Stor Andrew on
son q Co Hardware Store and Logan Walters COMMISSION
onss where any oners left will be punctuay attended 10 au
letter, addressed 10 The subechcrs Rchncnd witt receive prompt
attention. 'oscFn S'''tot y 80"
Oct. l4-cw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
BIZ KENT, PAINE & KENT.
VALUABLE MANUFACTUKING SITE AND WA

TEX POWER AT RICHMOND, VA.
OF CeCI OF trus executed 10y the
IL Wooden Company the G day September 1853
corded IN tue Clerks Office the Court Hastings the ciy
Richmond TUESDAY, the 18th day u November at twc!y.
O'CLOCK sal proceed TO be a public auction pom the prf
the LOT OF ground and water thereto
situated the mile the Virginia
THIS lot oml5 Isl feet 10 inches upon runur rem
4 hto )II-.-- -: 49, 81 Al -.
james having land dclh Than $50 The
power psopel 1916 and 1875
known thirteen OF WOODEN machinery The heavy granite
the mills eay the lt, VIII be soil
with the lot Tie lot and water SUBJECT 10 annual
ground aud rent OF 81 GEO he chain OF title ana
pat the pi"I ery and The pI0pery sc viii be shown an
any information respecting given by lie upon application at any
previous 10 the sale,
cash, balance AMI II months
added negotiable with rnUeiS VIII hr IL.
for the credit acms, retained until tie
Il paid.
Directly after will bc sold all the brck work Of the Mills
ted containing $780, 60 BRICKS, the wood work
months credit negotiable with approved
Iursrrs. added
The title all the foregoing property believed 10 he perfect
sla convey only such
vested IN by the deed Aforesaid
JOS. JACKSON In. Trustee
SuIr conducted by kEST, PAINE a KENT Aucts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
TV ENTY THOUSAND ACHES OF VALUAEL Il
A

LYING IN RUSSELL CoUSTY, viEoiaIA.
EEY virtue Il the Circuit Court Rich.
I'D mon. the h LAY March 1855 shall sell TO the highest
bidder, Monday the 2st day of November the
lands Russell Court House, which due will be
sIvemD aba TWENTY THOUSAND ACEES Of VALUABLE
Land lying county OF Russell the Guests
Toms Greek Cary and Cranes Nest Greek The lands will
800 Several Of the
improved and be male valuable farms ay
extensive ranscand well and heavily
tlmberrd.
DESTROYS OF purchasing good and cheap ai would 10
", II to examine themselves
The lands conveyed the Commonwealth %! FrgI
Francis Pierre De Tuleu and others by mortgage dated
3s q" January tusand hundred aud ninety
The tile il believed lU he ndiHpulablc.
IEmMH-Tsn percent OF purchase money ~" be required IN hand;
yearly and three
bond approved security title retained I'll The pay
nlaic. ISAAC Is. DUNN, Commissioned.
7-c,h5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
DEsInARIE JAMES RIVER FARM, AN ELE-

CANT RESlDENCE.
esY Inrer res cncs the county OF Surry nnwn as fuh'
I'VE M;r re fur mites Is offered AZ private
.r )nr acre family burins ground WEI bc rtS"i
Yrd ;, . 49,, ,-,,..,, NJ
wic arc under cu yation the remainder Is original Jfes a'u
we'll iimbered. .t,,, mn
bushels of she'll MA aud has been further improve" W
means field rotation n crops Hulho has a"' u''
u,r,I and found 10 act ploIably tins SOL
Inexhasiibc fields the best shell mali uhutIiiy he ""o'
tract an,a Of IN each FIELD.
There .oo fisheries Shore and In season. for sturgeon
rock perch and soft crab ro,I
ambuats aud sail vessels M lr '
The ma krs of Richmond Petersburg Norfolk aud Baltimore 10
lic door. IT.; 80. ;,,, or ,Lo,,rchlv
The xcims icau,Imy situated am rnniiI'd''s we" "
the river wlcIc II miles ~ir - ample AMI
The ia: eesl a built Of brick ncc"e' having h'e ioons anu
ON the and rooms above ahc teh"l1'
green house and ha.somc on Poco on each lloht WIN
tic s,eus and marble The Offices attached are ample anu
buildings of oYerSeers house a
en- IuutIe cabins with brick cinneySa stable "
Il carrIg &c house, 2 framed blins &c , ro ;ov;,J ~
Person. desire purchase the properly Ic
visit ard spcct referred ~ my agent MI N1"d"
Wilson, residing IN the place ,,,,, sI,vs nronsr
expeirn concentrate MY lance" anu 'd,e poi
nuc below lis intrinsic value
Possession 10 be gwen a. c Gnu VI 'e
wear Address p. rowtlan county oocr-r
b-cG fli'bII 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04

BLANTON, DlSN
gIAvIN avaIei the Baltimore College
f rna surgery my professional services 10 the cit
zens OF and the adjoining Counties lam prepared 10
pcrforn operations the teeth ~ The most pefee
Teeth inse from entire SCI go -,
will attend TO any By addressing FaTmvle Prince Edward
.o.nv Va March l-cly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
SALE OF VALUABLE EaEM

pnChEE OF the Circuit Superior Count for Hanover CouG
- w. IN Tie sui oi Anderson
named III ia" su decce, v ~ sell at pub suc
uon On The premises on MONDAY the lil day November
land III the lower end C.umy 10 h-
estate nf Robert anderson decd adjoining Elisha
White and William j. Alexander, IND containing IiU ares
The lanI has n ! I good dwelling house, Kitchen &c
Tie land excellent udrr, aud large Iron Is valuable nia
low land. This situated
within miles OF Post Uii:. MH Churches TIN,
would he good situation ply . u teacher
TERMS:-h sufficient sale ca.i, the b..
lance twelve and months,
and good security with dae and tide retained uni
the Whole amount IL paid.
Sale 10 Commence at hall past u o'clock, A. NJ.
JOSEPIuS ANDERSON CONNIE
vi. .i,-c