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MARTIN KoszTA.-Nartin hoszra has written a
long etterto the President thanking him for the in
tergos0n Of the American authorities in his behalf
and giviag narrative of the circumstances of his
imprisonment and escape
The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Express, makes some statements regarding Koszta,
from which it would appear that this dininutive
lion is likely to prove troublesome We quote a
portion;
He calls upon the Government TO return him to
Turkey from rteace he taken 0ithoUt his o1rH
c1assat girc him empJogment IN tie Sercice Of
TIE JE:ea States His business, he Gays, Is in Tur-
KEY, and he wishes to return to Smyrna, where he
was when Austria, through her agents, laid hands
upon him. lie says he was engaged in commercial
business in Smyrna the agent OF foreign house,
and that be wishes to return to 1t.
In brief, hoszta desires to return to Turkey,
protected by an American passport and clothed
win the nationality OF the United States"
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VERDICT or TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS The
jury in the libel suit Of Fry vs. Bennett, have just
given verdict OF $4,000 for plaintiff
About enc half OF the jury at first were flor
S2y,GJ0.-N y Ex Vedassdug
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TOR SALE.-We are authorized to sell
4 NEGRO WOMAN and CHILD, to remain in
the city orits vicinity. This about 26 years
old, is sold for fault is said 10 be of excel
lent disposition very honest. very good house
want, cleans very nicely, does plain sewing very we'll
is fond of children, and doubt would make good
nurse. Apply to TOLER & COOK,
nov Is Pearl street.
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BosToN, Dec. l5.-The Municipal election was
held to-day. The Democrats were generally unsuc-
cessful.
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MN4vAL.-Purser John j. Jones, acting master
Thos }. Phelps, and several other officers, have
been ordered to the Decatur. at Boston. Her des
tina;ion is supposed to be the Pacific.
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JOHN MITCHELL.
FILLIB UsTERING EXPEDITION.

New YORK, DC. 15-John Mitchell, the Irish pa
trot. has consented to visit Baltimore.
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CosTRAcTs.-The contracts for printing paper
for the present Congress, have been awarded-the
6rst class to Grant, Daniel & Co, of Boston, and
the second and third to H. Y Butler OF New York
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The GARDINER CAsE-The testimony in the
Gardiner case, at Washington, is substantially as
before 1t excites but little interest.
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ri IGHT SALEs-THIS EVENING
A BERNETHY AND NAPOLEON,.

A BERNEIHY- A N ID NAPOLEON
"A For sale by JAMES. WooDHoUSE, Eagle
harrys Ladder to Learning, with $50 llastrationss
Square 9vo, muslin IS cents.
Liberia or Mr.. Peytons Experiments. Edited BY
Mrs. Sarah J Hale, author of "Woman's Record."S
u mo, muslin IS cents-sas9v 49,, lss=.s ..4.a
Napoleon at St: Heena-History of the Captivity
of Napoleon at St. Helena, from the Letters and
Journals of late Lieut.. Cen Sir Hudson Lowe and
official documents not before made public. By VIM.
Forsyth, NJ. A. 2 vols, u mo. muslin 81 Is
rethy, +. r. 5. With view of his Writings, Lee
fles and Characteg By George Macilwain, F. c.
s. II mo-, muslin 81
don, Historical Painter from his Autobog raphy and
Journals Edited and compiled by Tom Taylor of
81 rs.
Beauchesne's Louis XyII-His Life his suferings,
bis death-The captivity of the Royal Family in the
Temple, translated and edited by w. Hazlitt, Esq
Embellished with Vignettes.. Autographs and Plans
Two volumes, 12mo muslin, s..
Rhetoric of Conversation. By George Winfred
Hervey, author of 1.-THE Principles of Courtesy" rs
no. muslin, Is cents. ls-si-' E3Ha
The Chinese 1nsurrection.-A History of the Insur-
rection in China with notices of Christianity Creed
and Proclamation of the Insurgents by Dr. IVAN and
NJ. Gallery; and supplementary Account of the most
recent events; edited by John Oxenford, with Fac
smile of Chinese Map and Portrait the Insurgent
Chief, II mo-, muslin, Is cents
The Gar and the Sultan; or, Nicholas and Abdul
MedJid their private lives and public action. By
Adrian Gibson.
To which is added the Turks in Europe, their rise
and Decadence, by Fraucis Bauvet, Price so cents.
I UMBER YARD-EDW'D. +. DUD--
EA LEY has Just received large supply of the fol-
lowing kinds of LUMBER, to which he invites the
attention of all in want:
/, Il, T. 2, 8. 4 and 5 inch clear White Pine
l, IT, II, 2, 8 and inch Buffalo Ash, very gu
perior-suitable for Car and Carriage builders.
and SO inch Poplar some very wide
inch Susquehanna Boards.
ALSO,
superior lot of i2 inch Heart Shingles.
EEr Office on 18th street, between Main and Frank.
lin. de 6
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TESTE:

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
~ PRESENTS FOR AMATEURS OF PAINT
ING AND DRAW NG.-Drawing and Painting
Chests, from Sl8 to 81.
Artists Oil Color Boxes, of wood tin.
Water Colors, in boXes-a rich assortment
Co!ored Particles, Craycns and Creta Leaves in
cases.
Lead Pencils, loose and in cases.
Drawing instruments, single or in sets, from $l8
down.
Drawing Books of different branches.
Studies for artists, Landscapes, Flowers Figures
and Ornaments by Julien, Hubers, Bictrebois and
CalaIne.
Graduated Tints, square or oval, plain and with
given outlines for beginners of art.
Tube COors, Palettes, wooden porcelain; Eng
fish water and honey Colors Brushes, Canoes Ea-
sells, &c. VIM. SATTLER,
de l4-2w Artists Colorman l42 Main street.
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a sTONIsHING. MOST AsTONIsH-

a STONISHING, MOST ASTONISH-
LAING CURES, made by LEONAhD'S INSTANT
RELIEF AND SPEEDY CURE FOR COUGHS,
COLDS, ASTHMA, HOARSENESS, &c.-LEO-
NARD'S INSTANT RELIEF is the best Medicine
used fer those suffering from the above
plants. ConsGmptive persons who have tried it,
have found great relief from it. Hundreds that have
used it, pronounce it the greatest Medicine of the
age. 1t is pleasant Medicine, equally safe for the
infant the e1nlt
To be had in q and so cent bottles, of
THOMAS LEONARD Co.
-- 222 Broad street,
de It's Corner of Broad and 4th, Richmond
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYs
BY KENT PzEEEn.

I 4 rrr,yrr--. - : -- 60 - = KENT
a 9FIs Y SALE OF FACTORY
MAN, at II O'clock 1t Inc se,s,r
lot of sTrrt,y corner Of ish and Csry .trs.s.5
complete ses e.. ~ FIXTURES, embracing vers
new and order The above Fixtnre. ars sna al
in want to .u aod opportunity is now offered for .bo.s
sists in part or themselves The aasortrns Mt con
ina Nils Mi ss Il dos d0iI 10 DO. ,.. snall
Boiler Stoves ahd st. Casinos Stem Presses.
Scale; Lcorice; Lumbsr:p PES Rsisbsnkg Platform
sesp .t tb aas for Of
TERas-CHsh for all sppo,n.
months credit for approved ne satiss soo over $50
Sale cnndnoted bv KxxT AhILERT L GENTRY
dc II q hENr, Aucts.
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WAsHINGToN, Dec. 15.--It is rumored here tina
an expedition, 1900 strong, will sail from New Or
leans for Cuba, about the middle of February
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HALIFAX, Dec 15-The Humboldt has gone en-
tirely to pieces.
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N1RGINIA:--At Circuit Court of the
County of Henrico, held at the safe Court
House, IN the city OF Richmond, Tuesday, No
vember 9th, 1855
Charles C. Hudson in his gh as wen as admin
istrator de bonis with the will annexed Bar
rett Price, deceased and as administrator of VIM.
b Price, the elder son of the said Barrett Price,
deceased, Pitts,
against
John Weatherford and Mary E.. his wife, Edwin
Hudson, John z. Hudson, Christopher Hudson,
Joseph Bernard and Catharne E., his wife, Robert
+. Redford, John Bowles, husband of Martha
Bowles decd, Edwin n. Nuckols and Sally, his
wife, Indiana Bowies, an infant Alexander b.
Hutcheson sheriff OF Henrico county, and as such
administrator OF Sarah Rediord, decd. William
Barrett Price in his right and as executor of
Elizabeth Rutherford, decd, John A. II Ruther-
ertord ST., Patrick Ii. Hart and Maria Louiss his
wife, Thomas 7. August, committee of John A. HI.
Il. Armstead, Judith Nj. Armstead Louisa Arm
stead Virginia Armstead and VIM. 3. Arnlstead,
infants under the age of twenty-one years, Thos.
Armstead, husband of Albany Arnstead, dec d.,
james Neal, husband of Catharine Neal, decd
Muntford A. Hurt and Ann Eliza, his wife, Chap
pell E. Averrett and Mary c., his wife, Alexander
K. Neal, the unknown personal representatives of
Price, Detts
In this the Court doth adjudge, order and de-
cree that of the commissioners of this Court
proceed such time he shall appoint and as speed
lily be, to state and settle the of the
cumplainants in respect of the monies received by
him from the proceeds of the sales of the slaves Of
Barrett Price deceased, and TO apportion the same
among the parties entitled thereto according TO their
respective interest therein.
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December 10th, 1855
GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Auctioneers. de l0-dtd

MEAT RESIDENCE ON UNION
~ HILL AT AUCTION-Will he sold at auction
on MONDAY, the 18th December, 1853 at 81 O'Clock.
z. NJ that newly built neat residence on Adams
street. Union Hill, containing rooms, with large
kitchen attached, also new and IN good eighbor-
hood The Lot fronts about 81 feet, running back
about $50 feet to alley.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 6 and IL months
for negotiable notes. interest added secured BY trust
deed. or title RET aimed.
de IA GODDIN APPERsoN, Aucts
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !

RICHMOND, Dec. 1st 1858. 5
The parties interested in the fore going decree
hereby notified attend my Office in the city of
Richmond on the 18th day of January, 1883, at 10
O'clock A. NJ, with the evidence necessary to enable
to perform the duties required by said decree.
WILLIAM f. DAVIS,
de 2-1awfw Commissioner
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4 hU0IEEO > 4 y L OF NEIKUE,S,
n FURNITURE, BRICKS, Ac-By virtue of
Deed OF Trust, executed to the subscribers by John
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Henrico
county. we shall proceed to SELL at the residence Of
Jshn Hutcheson, on Church HILL public auction, on
property Included in said deed consisting Of THIR-
TEEN NEGROES (meu women asd chiIdren;) ali
the household and kitchen furniture one horse, one
carriage and gear, carts, cows, &c, &c. s-.
Also, one kiln OF BRICKS unburRt, lot of wheel
barrows. brick moulds, &c.
The bricks will be sold on four months credit, for
approved endorsed negotiable notes.
Negroes Furniture &c, &C., cash
Also one acEe of Ground, fronting l65 feet 18th
and l6o feet on 9th street. running back 1872 feet,
uow used az a backyard.
THOS. J. STARKE, {n,,-,..oas
J. D. G. BROWN, )
de 1-2aw4t& dtdA ----.---.---
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rOOKERY as IT SHOULD BE.-A
-,TR HITDeON L0WE'S HISTORY of

CIR HUDSON LOVES HISTORY OF
~ the captivity of Napoleon at St. Helena from
the letters and journals Of the late Lieut. Cen Sir
Hudson Lowe aud o4icia documents not before
llada pubc BY William Fo5sythe. ST, A, late fellow
Of Trinity College Cambridge. in 2v0is price 81 70
G'Meara's History q inc sans z yo!s.-~-
Memoirs OF John Abetnethy, +. i S., with
view CT MS lectures writings and character, By Geo.
Mac.lwain, + r C. $ 81
Liberia or Mr. Peytoifs Experiments, edited BY
ME- S, ]. Hale, y0l.-Ffice 7jc
H@rgy's Ladder 70 Leaning, go cuts-7Sc
hiao, a general assortment of fancy illustrated
Books for children suitable for the approaching Holt
dave, daily receiving sad .0r sale by
&c II 4. NORRIS 81 Main street.
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w ANIED-A young man in the Shoe
business One that can come well recommend
ed viii near OF good situation by addressing Box
oG<, fost OfitCe. &C 26
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de It's Corner of Broad and 4th, Richmond.

4 AW NOTICE.-The undersigned have
~ united in the PRACTICE OF LAW, under the
firm of DAY & WILLIAMS.
They will attend the Courts of the City of Rich.
mond and the Counties of Henreo, Goochland, Ches-
Ierteld, and Powhstan.
VIM WALLACE DAY,
JOHN g. WILLIAMS.
Cy~ Office in Lisle's Building, corner Of Main and
l4th streets. Richmond, Va. 19-lm
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NILLINERS WANTED.-Two- or
VA three good Silk Milliners.
Applyat N. C. BAgTCES
OC I'll 100 Main
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i EtIERS0N'S Notes.. w. RAN
~ DOLPH has Published this day, in one neat 8yo
volume, 81 80
Notes on the State of Virginia, by Thomas Jefier-
SON. illustrated with a map-including the States Of
Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania.
edition, prepared by the author, containing adj
difonal notes, corrections and plates never before
published.
The Map is particularly valuable account Of the
public places and private residences which
be found on any other Map de IS
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| WANTED TO RENT-(Possesslon to
w be gwen during the month of Noyemberl-A
comfortable Dwelling House containing FIVE or six
| rooms One on Shockoe Hill preferred. Apply TO
| Z. d. EACHO,
ocl9 General Agent and Collector
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I AMBERT'S OFFICE,
IA BiLTINORE

The Grand consolidated Lottery of Maryland, Class
A Capital 50 $50, 40 prizes of 5000, l79 of GO0
DC Tickets Si5; shares in proportion.
All tickets sold in this Office stamped By the
Commissioner of Lotteries for the State OF Maryland
The law Of gna imposes heavy penalty per-
buying selling Lottery Tickets ia that State
Those inclined purchase without violating the law,
are requested 70 send their orders to this office, and
they wan be promptly attended 10.
The Printed OFFICIAL DRAWING will be for
waraed 50 as to reach Richmond and Petersburg the
following morning. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT, Baltimore, Ma
de I5-2t
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w ANTED-A YOUNG MAN to act as
w salesman in my store. One that has had some
experience IN the business preferred. Apply imme-
diately to
no u WEI. WASH, No. - Min street
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I WANT TO HIRE OR PURCHASE,
4 FIRSTRATE FEMALE COOK (and with
al must be tirstrate Bread Bakery She must be
strong and healthy-no children at least with her.
Apply at my residence. corner of Grace and 9Th
streets or ct my Office, HIPS Reading Room
dc 9--3taw2w* JOHN MABEN
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WANTS.


WANTED-A good NURSE, Without
de le EDWIN WORKMAN l. co.'s.
w ANTED, Immediately, good CUOK.
" either white or coloree. to whom libe al Wa
ses WI b. given. Apply at ,his Office : "
WANTED-By the first or middle Of
tNr March, two or three first rate STRAW MIL,
.s'S anu several SILK MiLLlNERS Apnlv
SaSs N. G. BARTONfs,
~ - - 100 Main street
WANTED TO RENT-A small FARM
,aas near richmond, containing 20 or 80 acres of
lug, IA state Of cultivation, with dwelling house
a., TH5hAs M. VALENTINE.
- at the Pest Office.
HANDS WANTED.-I wish TO
ahia -, - h,re, for the ensuing year. one hundred
800 ooeled MEN, TO work on the Blue Ridge Rail
plice and feed and cloth them we'll An5,icatiop "
&c made to Messrs. ToLER& COOK, Richmond.
ch,.kr CLAUDE CROZET,
!, Ihlet Engineer Of the Blue Ridge Railroad
w ANrED-Two first rate workers in
TIN PLATE and SHEET IRON, to whom con-
slat, employment aud liberal wages win he paid -
apply !, ply, al the Stove and Tin store of GEO STAR.
AyfA n, 80 MAIN street, near Exchange Bank
dc lS;s
WANTED 70 HIRE, for the coming
w year, FIVE or six good HANDS. accustotned
20 WORK III hour mill; also, good COOPER. APP
de l2-12s A c. LAYNE CO, Richmond.
SITUATION WANTED.-A young man.
~ resident OF this city, who has hal three OF four
Yeas e%Peasuce III the mercantile business ana who
can inaatnce enough trade 10 pay his salary is de-
SFoas to obtain situation either as salesman or as
sistant clerk some established Grocery or Com
mission Store. The best city and country references
given.
Address 'B., box I26, Post Office. de Lett
M ANTED-Fo the ensuing wear, a
" COOK and HOUSE SERVANT. Apply to
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Corner of Leigh and 9Th streets.
NJ ANTED-Tw0 Carpenters or Cabinet
" MAKERS, in our manulactery Apply to
de- ALEX, NoTF ( co.
khANTED-A second hand Engine, suit
W able for a Saw Mill of not less than IL horse
power JNO. w. WRlGHT,
QtO Dock Mari.
WANTED wish TO rent Store on
W Main ST., on the left hand side between 10th
and 10Th SIS Apply to EDWARD D. EACHO,
no q General Agent and Collector.
w ANTED-A YOUNG MAN to act as
w salesman in my store. One that has had some
eApeIEsnce In the business preferred. Apply imme
no u WEI. WALSH, No. 40 Main street
w ANTED-A young man in the Shoe
business. One that can come well recommend
ed viii near OF good situation by addressing Box
6S2, Post Office. oc 26
WANTED TO RENT-(Possesslon to
w be given during the month of Novemberl-A
comfortable Dwelling House, containing FIVE or six
rooms One on Shockoe Hill preferred Apply to
E. d. EACHO,
ocIS General Agent and Collector.
THILLINERS WANTED.-TWo or
4sA three good Silk Milliners
Apply az N. C. BARTCk'S
ocb--t l09 Main st.
I WANT TO HIRE OR PURCHASE,
Z A FIRSTRATE FEMALE COOK, (and with
al must be tirstrate Bread Bakery She must be
strong and healthy-no children at least with her.
Apply at my residence corner of Grace and 9Th
streets or at my Office, Hills Reading Room.
de 9--3taw2w* JOHN MABEN
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~ ANIED-I wish TO rent Store on
W Main St., the left hand side between 10th
and 18th SIS. Apply to EDWARD d. EACHO
no u General Agent and Collector
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By JAMES M. TAYLOR.

I HLD1hADLII IAUIEhIl Al Autj-s
~ TION.--Will be sold on MONDAY, the 10th
December, at O'clock, p. NJ, several lots Valley
or nth street; others Ridge street, In Crag's
plan, aud on street, in Vaudeville,
tour OF which have small tenenents thereon; to get-
sr with one lot of about of land well situated
Tor Taiow Chandlery, other business requiring
space and water. This property s within short dis
lance of the Central Railroad Depot work shop,
where small houses are ia constant demsnd-snd the
large lot which will be divided il required Is SUD-
p!ed with q bold spring of limpid and pure water,
whilst never falling stream bounds the entire east.
ern line of this property
1Jter the d5ore sale, will be sold ten lots of land
fronting on Mechancsyille Turnpike and Bowling
Green Avenue. opposite the store of Mr. Joseph
tucker. They will be divided to suit purchasers
For grocery stands market gardens or building sites
these lots are among the most desirable on the SUI
onrbs OF the city, now Ia market moreover they are
sad to abound in brick clay of the best quality.
IERM-One- third cash, balance at 6 and II mouths
de Is JAS NJ TAYLOR lnet
BUILDING LOTS ON 24rH STREET,
A. UNION HILL, At AUCTIoN.-On FRIDAY
I'D Dec. at 81 O'Clock, r. ~, upon the prenises
will be sold Building Lots, on 24th street between
and L streets, and nearly opposite the residence of
Mr. John H. Pearson. These lots front about Is feet
each, aud being situated in pleasant and rapidly inn
proving neishoorhood are worth the attention of
those IN want of such property.
TERMS-One-third cash; balance at and G months
de Ia JAS. M. TAYLOR, Auct-
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& UPERIOR ACCOUNT BOOKS
~ Banks public offices railroad and manufacturing
eorpoTations, merchants and town authorities be
furnished with books to any pattern they may wish,
atshort notice, and of superior quality end binding
JAMES WOODHOUSE, 2
Blank Book Manufacturer and stetioner, No IS9s
Eagle Squsre) Main ST. deS
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w ANTED-A second hand Engine, suit
W able for a Saw Mill of not less than 10 horse
power JNO. W. WRIGHT,
de6 Dock Nrnarf
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DEEF TONGU Il ) AND DRIED
I'D BEEF-In store and for sale By
- A. L. MOORE.
"a isn Broadst.
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w ANTED-Two Carpenters or Cabinet
" MAKERS, in our manutactery. Apply to
&c ALEX, MOTT & co.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
BY RICHARD CAUTg0E

0RSES. AND WAGON AT AUC-
:. a. = IlOa:-Will be sold on FRIDAY MORNING.
~ .le Amercsn Stables, 10Th street. at 10 o'eleck
good, strong WAGON and HARNESS. and a pair
"i Wen broke HORSES. Terms cash
ee 10 r. CAIJTHORN Aucfr
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'E'HE Knapp Patent Scientific ooLD
and fh oS Elastic and satisfactory Ia its execution
which we have tried i the Hs g scientific
ro work weli.phiadeiphia Pg5iic Ledger,
august 1853
del bENNIi % SLA-Ii-.,' 1870 ~,.1-lo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02
Important to Farmers!

the time is approaching when farmers will prepare
L their ground for spring the subscribers
ccully inform them that they large quantity good
clean Barley for seed, which they will sell at moderate
ticc, or loan favorable tcrms provided they get the
produce for which they will pay the market price, f;y
live cents per buslcl; will contract term years,
and will yfve cents bushe!. cash. for all the far.
in"rS will grow and deliver at our brewery.
We make this Offer to farmers hoping may induce them
ia raise much Barley require, without puchaS
Ia foreign kcts have hitherto been compelled
hUY large quantities seasOnir the States Of Kentucky
and New York, also in Clnnda, establishments
aud in Pittsburgh.
We beg leave to suggest the necessity of sowing plump,
clean grain and 10 be careful in harvesting TIRES hing and
c'rHIIIg cannot use inferior damaged Barley.
We will also have good Winter Barley, for seed ready
next Fall.
IpcI :{IO1 w q. Co.
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Short Creek lands for Sale
En- Ohio county. Niruiui:t

Va lS!llNG TO dispose oil my Real Estate, offer phi
vntc sale until tho LIST day of November next my farm
in The County Ohio, Situate the Short Greek,
ruainTg bout five hundred and sixty This pop
~ dcsiraby located on both sides Oi tie Wheeling
" est Liberty and bethany Turnpike. about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
The farm s in the highest state nimprOvemcn ha wing
!a amount OF new plank fencing, and udciousy laid oil
III fields for farming and grazing purposes. There
;hc premises two good dwelling houses with ample
.H, cribs, &c. There also four good tenants
Houses There is c0mnohious new bnr hundred
1I eight feet long hy forty in width, fitted in every
particular Tor tho wants OF the arn Including ample shell
III for twelve hund cd sheep.
will sell these lands in wEIOc o. in part. TO suit the
wishes ofthose desiring 10 purchase Terms will be lib
rIHl.
The rapidly advancing Improvement ortLc city Wheel
% the facilities afforded by the various rail road
tnS about TO be completed with the West, and the
ntrd, the excellent market afforded i'll Wheeling
able productions of the country render this
Iy Tab!c for persons wishing farm probably, and
has seldom been that finer inducements have been held
'I: 10 purchasers. |. w. MITCHELL.
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1852.
Washington Reporter AMI Examiner, and Wellsbure
IjcrnIdp coy.