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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07

1yARM FOR SAIE-A VALUABLE FARM IN ORANGE
IL county, New York for SALE situated in the town Of
Cornwall the New Windsor turnpike, six miles from
Newburg, and four miles from Cornwall landing The
Newburg branch Of the New York and Erie RAILROAD
skirts the south end of the farm and the depot is half
mile distant. A never failing stream Of water
nearly through its entire length 1t possesses unrvaed
facilities for dairy purposes There the premises
good house and out buildings. The farm contains one
hundred and six acres. Terms accommodating Inquire
Of WILLIAM DAILY, 81 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07

NJ tise the and Of nervously debilitated
health and enfeeba constitution that harrass the
beses tho OF pleasure business study and
bitters old age. Just published and to BIO had gratis
by addressing post paid box 100 Broadway Post oce
Now York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07

DROADwAY.-FOR SALE THE LEASE WITH FIX.
I'D lures, of of the most respectable drinking
&c, situated upon in Broadway, opposite the
depot of three railroad lines 1t is suitable for hotel
Applv to b. HOWES or j. c. STEPHENS SO Nassau at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07

DEEYs THAMES, 406 BROADwAY-PAINTED ON
III fifty thousand feet of Canvass by the first scenic
artists in the world A grand moving pictorial ilustra-
ton Of the Thames showing all the points Of upon
the river from its until passes the city Of Lon
DON Painted from original sketches by Messrs Phil
lips, Haghe, Knel &C. Descriptions byJ. H. Hammers
Mr.. A. Sedgwick. Every evening At TX o'clock. On
Saturday at p N. Admission reduced to 25 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07

NEW EDI11ON.-DR. HOIILCK'S CELEBRATED BOOK
IN on Physiology. Price one dollar Colored anaton,-
zeal plates To be had Of all booksellers Of tho pub
Usher Strong " Nassau street. who will send ii any
where by post free receiving the money and address
II is the only one Of the kind complete Thousands are
sold daily. Every one should possess it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07

y Marble Buildings between Houston and Blocker
streets Admission % cents Season tickets for families
S. Open from A. NJ, till 10 p. NJ. In this collection of
antiques may be the head of Saint Peter gendine
painting by Carlo Doci This is by connos-
seurs to be the finest painting in America.
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III. / " aSllington.
SECOND pESPArcH.1
phe canture OF Shanghai.

kew York, November Both, 2. M.-Letters
(ycd here by merchants and others, from
Inrhai, China, state that large numbers of Coo
and others were joining the insurgents, who
held possession one week, and that there
II no prospects whatever of the Imperialsts
Einng power. The city was seized at night
|cnstom house sacked, and only one person
Ii in the conflict. The rebels state that their
kcis to establish a new dynasty. Guards had
1 ordered out to repel any attack upon for
houses or strangers, and TO subdue riots in
Fcity which were apprehended. Business
|been almost entirely suspended and many
L a residents had fled
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
GREENWOOD SCHOOL, Franklin.

4 I the solicitation Of his old patrons in tho neigh
"A hofhnod Of Greenwood, thu undersigned IN.
senied 10 take charge of TINT srhnn md will
It's fei,es the 18th dry Ut January. 1851 The
SESSION consi ting FIVE months will rihnte the 18th
june following In This school VI he tanght whates.
i essenti II uf nseal vel ornamental cd.
nenlinn. The elementary binnfi.s ii learning. fire.
qaenlly neglected in tehanlz-Rea1inr, W. iting
photography Busnpusienn- receive constant ut
ienlnn. Experience demonstrates TINT tlfose nniner-
esline branches, n geerd. nfely resumed by
the pupil niter he hna been advanced thu pleas
ilr ,nganit= II lazsitn nds. Due asfeutinn will be
gsef comparative fhloiney uad Eymnlags mud wit.
ten eSefeis, in lntn ni be feqnred of every enas
cal 4tndent-the concurrent experience Of the obesi
plalngiss ri the present flay hasing eslulshe the
inef tint this mefhnd, in connection with extensive
eatfas II veil directed ieadng. will reference 10 Syn
thesis aud Analysis, i the oniy means pf impnrtrg n
tefteei knowledge Of hngnafe and rendering the Ia
bai At oncn pleasing and pfnhfale,"hie Is often sen
in diiae an looss study ff yeus, without the leas
benefit. Clnssea sindy vii be directed as to rem
der useful in dsepining the mind. confirming is ener
ses aud hnbitnntng il close investigation and nice
tistineti ms. The Roman mud Greek Antiquities nm
eent Geography and History, embracing Heather My
ihoogy aud the and customs al the time. will
lac carefully taught and every necessary means employ
ed Tor the successful Of hoso studies In the
natural seleners the masi approved nhlofs Will b. nsad
hsteS books In the classics the book thosegen-
emily used in he University OF and other high schools
Prot evies Mathematics preferred Board can be OBJ
aho IN gnod iamil's nient 10 the school On rem
sonnbe terms
The regular examinations tho end Of each session
will be conducted in the presence NJ the visitors of .he
'ehoo the patrons and public
The following gentlemen wnet visitors, viz -
haehnlnh Kinney. filehman Pnllan Gresham Choice,
Jacob G. Maehenheimer Andrew :. Brooks mud Joseph
Dickinson.
foriniormntien concerning his system Of instruction
The undersigned refers To.
.lubnl A. EARLY, (1..ll4.
Randolph Dickinson, !
A. $. bnfori }pt,.,,a,h,
Judge Gilmer, l"ss N"o'"
A. II. Billiard },,o...
.lno. K. fontainc, '''"'s'
William ,li. = L i,s aoss'n Bedford
VIM. WITS
VIM. NJ. feylon, ! ~
The UNDERSIGNED will dryon hia undivided attention
10 the snles al his protest. an every exeron 10
nomne tho moral aud intellectual welfare OF those
trusted Ia his tuition.
fFEs.
In ancient languages aud literature. go Sl2 90
In branches exclusive of the ltefunges.z.. 10 Oh
noY 26.etl Jun Jos /. GODFREY
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NJ d FIG 4;

4 I a meeting of Tia rre-deia aud Directors 81 The
u James River aud knnaRIa Company. hell at
Richmond, Frdny November 35th. 1853 ii We
Resolred. fhai Whenever bolt sha be sum. n tie
Cnual il shh be the duty Of he superintendent u Re
pairs 10 notify the owner To remove ii within
bic time. be fixed in the notice. and ii it be
moved il tim. il ~iml be the duty Of the Supera zen.
dent cause il To be removed frnm the Gaml by any
means which my be found necessary aud he sim al
enloree against such owner, the penatn- PEE
,rribc by the regulations o the Company obstl4er.
ing the Cannl.
Hereafter. no Loch-keepei shall permit nuy Lat.
10 assist in passing boat through Lock. unless
such Boanan shall act upon the responsibility OF hi
poyer as 10 any injury Which may result from the nc-
ton OF such Roatnan. and no 1oatman shall in any
case be recognized n- agent al the Company
Extract irem the Records
dee 3.w4 " p MUNFORD Seer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
LADIES' DANCING ACADEMY.
MR. Rp ow ELL

ID ESP &c Tfu Ll1 puaounees 10 the Ladies' oi
Ia lYnehburg, TINT he will open Ladies' private
dnneing Academy Church Street opposite the WASH
ihgtna Hotel (ayins rnted private snit of pallors
Tor tint purpose where will lac tanght NIL the
--latest and most Fashionable Dances
Of the present das in addition 10 the PLAIN STYLE
ri Gatlion aud Na.tsng. Tie following highly h-h.
tumble dances will be taught sz;-i Polka Maamka,
tfh4 Itmes Redeea Po'enis. pead Temps feiartas.
Gods mud GeeiliRH Naltae.wth the double Values:
such ~ Poksa-hdza tka, aeioad-Mazprha, ae.-Also
The Pai6n ha.prka nnd FEDORA Quuiirils. The single
u eneY dances will be tnshf IN thoso who mny wish
them-so.i as Hofa-pifes Gaebaeds, Gtaeoeicane,
Hiehiaa3 Fling LIS gkgaiss II jlro. kt,tS, 5c. Al
tie sane time willbe taught the entire system of Cal
tdhecs, such the of receiving, accepting. in.
irouring, ptomenading, Nc tending To add ease and
lfare II thu general department ut the seholar.
Mr. Powell having been employed Ter several years
pas IN tie nosi fashionable circles nj the arger cities
OF the Sour and Aes lie Is prepared Ia eaeh the nhose
nne IN the latesi and mot approved style, HI has
ase letters from several female schools in which he Inns
tanght. oi hsh Standing; uud from eminent men,
living his standing and reputation teacher, which
h viii be pleasel IL slow 10 those wishing To patron
lie him.
An curly application i solicited, u. he only desirs
small cnss--tne MOI being sufficient large nd.
mil ni teacl Ing n lnree
The gentlemen If Lynchhnfe arr res peelnlly nfoim-
ed That he will epen CLASS For GENTLEMEN aa
som rs he ohtan Il rnum .nfoenil, lalge-Nolioe
81 Which will be given through the duly papes ot the
Laaiesand Gentlemen naking up privnle el,sses cnn
be waitei n ther fesienccs or, will he fnng mt
the abeHe mined oom nj my time when he Ia mol On
spgcd with the tesnlaf class
inr ri tuition, tur rraunr rlu4s ill be on Tuesday
fhufs,iny aud Saturday afternoons nj oelaek-Con.
meneing On Tuealny neXt, The e2nd nst
IERNS-s l0 Tor enurso II fourteen lessons
- oPeatlemen u1m.ted. Al NM TIM. except these
belonging 10 private eas-r mud those only with tbfr
respective elnssrs.
Mr. Powell can be l,ond At the Washington Hotel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
McC0RKLE & JONES,
VII LtsAiE q HRr1L
ssrOcers ~ Commission Merchants.


Main ST. Lynohbug, Va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Supply. which
n they saliel The attention 81 their friends aud ihs
public generally. VIZ
20O Sack Shit
100 Baga Rio Sugar. JAW and Ma.neniho Coffee.
60 bhls. Crushed, Pulserixed, Goiee and Carl
fed Sugars
10 hhds I. Il. nhd n. o sugnb
10 Baxes loul Sugar,
100 Keys mills, all szes
100 Sides Sole Leather
30 Tons Gnuntfy. Rolled and Band Iron, nil sikes
% Cnses Fine sllcl. Leeriee,
30 do Common slitb ieorioe5
% do Finn Mass do
Goila Maniiln Rope, In inches diameter,
30 Bnakets Olive Oil
70 Boxes Candles all qualities
10 Barrels n O. Moln sns
hhds Wei l., do
10 Barrels Turner's Oil, some pure.
do 1nr.
10 do uerriogs Maekerei and shad
400 bush Glover, Imntts. Orchard. English Blue
aud Eye Green Gmss Seed
5000 lha. Prime Western Baron Sides,
3oOn lbs. Fine fumIy HAM. Shoulders and Sides,
cured by Nm Maa=ie,
60oO lbs. Gast, Sheer aud Bsfeed Steel all sires.
10 900 Feet x llete Fuse
200 kegs Blasliog aud Gun Powder
Ii doz. RoYlnnd's md Ilumea Shogea,
s00 Blankets, different qualities.
800 WOOL liais. do dn
Also
CaIooea, Dpmeatics, hlenohed aud nnblcached-Dsd-
Ticking, 0.nnbnrFa, smoking md Chewing Tobacco of
n qualities, of heii Manufacture. which thsy
mntn Of which thy will sell low for ensh. punetual
time or IN exchange ia country pro lace.
Call On IA before mni>ing yanf bill elsewhere, II you
pl.nae.
We wnnt 1900 400 hnsfefs iii lied Onts for which
liberal prices will be pnid.
oct ed.dts MoeoRk1.E 4 JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
ANTHRACITE COAL.

Il HE subscribers have ast received firm Flda le.
L pha their winter supply Of Anthracite Coa con-
s,tiog Of the following Kinds, VIZ:
100 Tons broken red all,
1903 e" lump white asa.
oi2 broken white all
Us = net. red a,ll-f1r >mail stoves ol,iag
Which they eirr reasonable terms : it can be
tureaased IN tie city. They respectfully solicit call
from thcr old friends in Lynchhug.
dec 3D. lw WIN. " DAVIS < co.
f5Y- Repuhlicnn COPY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05

fnuANrEpEc RouT.-Itis said the preliminary
racts made by the Tehnantepec Company, of
III Col. sloo is President, have been defnitye-
ktIed that satisfactory adjustments have been
ted with the Mexican Bankers who made the
Bnces to the Mexican Government required by
grants; and that all difficulties being removed,
work will be commenced without delay, and
/ sed vigorously to completion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05

aided in Mitehell'i escape. / ha genilemp
came forward and when the cheering had in
measure subsidized, he made a few appropriate 7,
marks.
Mr.. Mengher ard others were then called 70
bur not being present, after some more cheering
and several other fine airs from the band, Il
party returned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
Office AT the Depot Ofthe ysrginin md
Tennessee RatirOad.
1883 Southern Enterprise. 1853.
ia lsN WI 81
p AKlSEN KINGS

HAhloDN " hlNii >
IIRGIAiA, A. GdROIfNA y TENNESSEE
Ftf{ghf, Paehagf and Pafeei EXPRESS,
fsO mud ilnm NV fpfi Snrii'k Petersburg and
Richmond per Inst flnss Steamships JAMES
TOWN 4 ROANOKE, and by the Senbpafd and Roa-
noke, Nedon y " Wilmington, Custom knoigl, Peters.
bug Weldon, Petelfbu ii hnonl Richmond and
FrederiehsbufR Snulh.Side mil fn. fenn. Railroads.
and connecting with Stage and Wae, Lines from the
different points the Rnlr1nds every point
throughout fhe hhnye States-tlroni IN Charge of spe
cia Messenger Nefe aeatiiHR themselves of this
line for the inusI otnlen ii lheif Merchandise mny
pose full confidence N il elta expedition aud
my OF raes.
Merchants in tho interior oi the above slatos order
Ing Goods fom Baltimore ual Philadelphia. the
If Parise1 y Kings EIp,ess ut Nottofh Petersburg
Richmond, may depend upon hnsips all ohages pad.
aud their Goods fni ~ared without the enst elay, aud
free of all dinY ga and Commissions.
JAMES II KING. Northern Office,
~ 81. Broadoqy. n. Y.
y. 4. FAR1SEA Seatben Office
Corner Bohag5foob ami 2ndSfs.
Pdtrs6wg Va.
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port w althau Line.


FHNllE beautiful and tavurile staap.b ,uth 80 n
i AUGUSTA, under he command ofSxs--.s=sesE5<7T==E
Capt. WIN. C. Smith, $50 long dnd favoiably known 10
the travelling community the Potomac and james
Riycr) has resumed her pace the line Via Port Wal
ihall after having BEEN ushy rebuilt ard fitted ou
in the elegant sikl and furnished will Life Boais
l. fe Proseryers Fore Pump, and all the appliance.
required by Ar OF Congress the snety of Inss.
engers
The Cars running il neXion with The Anguish will
enyethe Richmond ard Petersburg Depot on every Mon
day Wednrsdsy.nn! Friday morn rat 81 DC ock, NJ
Persons arr, ing in Richmond, by the Packet Boats
have but n few STEPS 10 walk to the Cara.
Returning tie Augusta will leave Norfolk tn alter
rnredas, viz: Tuesdays Thursday. and Saturday,
7 o'clock NJ.
FIRE between Richmond and Nofrok, De-. s. 10
Fare between Richmond Coke, Rings Mill and
Grove W hhri, ID
Children three Years and oqcr twelve
years of age, hnlf price.
AIehs'edeit ~ -
Splyant>. through 49,. -
Srrvaats rafui . a RI 1890. o.
=It#a=.#=#=##z5 H0 . s
a.. X ftoa DoDAMAAD, Srt.
nATs-A fine SUPPLY
~ II FBHGTS K PRYOR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05

IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS OF FLouR.-The
/ rpool Corn Trade Association has adopted
following among other rules, which is of some
|Ortanee not only to shippers, but to milers
are grinding for export:
THAT each barrel of flour from Canada. and all
eriean ports, be considered to weigh cl,3,20
All deficiency from this weight to be allow
bor, Foreign sack flour to be weighed gross,
-four and sack to be inyoiced per $50 lbs"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
An Immense Coal Field in Market.

fENllE undersigned hps lensed for fifteen { a
u field On New Rive. Montgomery County. within
six miles OF The Depat of tho Virginia nnd
Tennessee lta-roa ut River.
Suehi- the bonndless quantity nnd supnrnrt, of this
Coal, that the Undersigned Is induced, from il, great
vane and ultimate praitabenes II invite attention To.
wnrd II Tor the pun II prnsuing ndditioual all in
It's management lie will dsPae of his interest alto
getler, on ma such arrangements mny hn nceepia.
bic tony one who may be nnNlous oengase IN the
terprze iis lease fifteen yenrs with In und apu.
inbe right WY the land4, NJ Timber. Nc.
Aud the privilege secured inter- The ffeen yenis
pin ol removing all the Coal which may be faise.l IN
Tint time
The proximity ofths magnificent minc Of wealth to
lie ereat improvement Of The State, mud being exactly
an the linz Il the branch lsa-ltond. down New River,
considerations which make IL OF gfen vnlue
no distnnt lay.
The lihenl policy which the Virginia aud Tonne
RhiI-}and Company pursuing--hy running nrms
i1r le Development ai the gient mineral resources OF
The South VESTS another consideration which will
nace The value Of the roabedsI de.ile bring in
the nnlket
All communications tie subject will receive prompt
attention uad every facility IN making personal observa.
lons, afforded lay The subscriber
have appointed Jno, b. Lee, Esq, Of /. nehlurg,
my agent, receive communications aud into
carnations concerning future operation this encrp, sc.
Either Nh Lee nyseif will respond promptly all
unicntions
My dress Is HacksbnrE Montgomery County, Va
oct 2S-dSc2mit ISRAEL PRICE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
TEST NEWS Bf TIE NAILS.
4n,artant fem the Plains.

.,tsxlIIE, Nov. 31th.-Ihe Salt Lake mail
rived AT Independence, bringing intell-
80 from the exploring party commanded by
L. GnnniSon. Coy. Young writes tint Capt.
,aison'- party had been surprised by the /.
/ laaians and many of them killed. An ox-
:. reached Gov. Young ON Oct. 3lst from
L., Morris stating that the massacre took place
| ssyier river, aud that the killed were Gnnni-
Keen of the Typographical Engineers, VIM
[ter. the guide, and two others, and three pri-
: Of the Mounted Rifle corps, all their mules
=. x, were taken.
,ang immediately sent aid 10 Norris who
n critical situation, surrounded by hostile
feaeherous Indians. \ purity of Cheyennes
surrounded the mil and demanded nearly all
pr1fsons, which were given up.
.,alego, tn delegate from New Mexico, has
| ,ed en- roa.e for Washington.
SECOND DESPATCH.
lDuIssiIIE, Nov. 30.-The particulars of the
rler of Gunnison are us follows: lie and II
l.. party were separated from the rest, and
/ at breakfast n party of Indians intending TO
1 ! the Mormon village close by. came upon
h. They fred with rifles, and then used bows
arrows The shots were returned by Gunni-
|. party, but they were finally oyerpowered,
only four escaped Gunnson was found
/, eed with % arrows and his arm torn off. His
rnments, notes Of survey, animals, dc, were
ried eli. The survey had been nearly com
ed and the party intended soon to go into
ster quarters.
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TO TIE GENTLEMEN.

nj X. Il. POWELL respectfully informs tic Grntle-
III men Of Isnehbnre thni lie will open DANCING
HCIODl for 8e6iefuen Church Street % o,ite Tho
Washington Hotel Ftiday evening nexf, tie 25th
inst Hours Il tuition Tuesduy Thnrsiay M Sntur-
day evenings sooloek. i.u pnities vi be given
Of lhe .naness of the anfn-h. object be-
ing 10 form elass Of gentlemen In aisi, ham
dunee only
TERMS $40 Tor "A ooat a ol Gltntern lesaons--half
In ndganse, tho bnnnee The eEl hton ii hall Tho
session.
~. M ,i,ilor4 admitted n 8. = tine.
nov oista
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Washinptnn q fairs

/ AsulNaroN, Nov. 3).-Members of Congress
brrying rapidly, and the city presents lively
taranee.
H. democratic caucns, to nominate officers of
House, will he held on Saturday evening.
h. drafts registered for the week ending Nov.
! ere: Customs, Slli,795; treasury, S62ISS;
krior or lands, -23, 800, Interior. S6,305; War,
leo; Navy, Sl25,655. Total, S94l ,94S.
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III 50 &c kAH.H AT BUFFALO
lVh SPRINGS, AMHERST CO, "A Grand Ma
5poin Bull will hc furnished by Mes4ra. hAlNE "
KYLE. nj the Builno Springs, fnesny the 9th dny
~ December next ut the low price OF ~ for supper
LONE nlte thn he uanal Tayerh Rnte4 will be ehnrg
nd md the proprieors aedge ilemselvoa that this Ball
hull lar sorpass anything Of tho Kind over before given in
his country There IA now upwards of 100 subscribers
aud preparations will be madet iate 800 per-
Neither pima expense will be spared to nuke
Ill comfninble md agreeable thu mny be present
thu occasion. Every tint bus NJ fire plaee Inns
bern provided with n comfortable stnNr.
Ghnfles q. Johnson, Robert NJ Sweeny md John
NORRIS engaged play, with nher assistance. Bet
music graced the Ball RUM, The Dali will
ontnue the balance Of the week and all TINT attend
lie eco d third night will be charged the ~ extra
the attending the lfsi night Come one, come
I'll il You "ant 10 spend plea.aht ohriptmas.
noy u - wt27dee MANAGERS,
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d with the Nil il - small liam of
s05 Acres Of Land.

AND FOR SAEE.--rhe residue of my irarl
IA of Land, tnown Rosnvil. situated about W.
nsles below New Glasgow. in the county of Amherst ~
The road leading from tha rlaeeto New Market, con
aiming by recent survey,
355 ACRES
nboui 90n Arres of which are clcure The rncti, d
vided lay the public road and would sold separately
fdesired-ench ract having efficiency Of Woodland
attached My pice Is $40 cash. or bond we'll secured.
bearing interest, The principal 10 BE- paid annually Art,
punctuaiy y. To such purchaser The payment of lie
principal would be extended five years II the ahnyr
land i sld privately before the 1t October next
II will on that day be offered for sale AT Public Auction
the prentice. MAYO CABEII4
B-No one nerd apply unless they are willing In
give ; cash or IL ef Iivaicnr.
Mnv 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05

WILL BE SOLD ut auction. on the pfe'e es
w on Monday, 18th December. immediately .d.ler
the sale Of the property of X Tyre. dae'd the -
House ~ Lot I'D
Min Street adjoining the Cnizsn's Saving Bank aud
in the oreufanry of Mr.. Rivers grocery slore,
fronting : feet, aud running buck l32 feet
Alto. Immediately niter,on the premises ONE ACRE
OF GROUND fedeml Hill, opposite the resd ne
q, Clas. /. Moshy. Terms. l. \ and II months.
J. r. HolCOMBE, for taaset and He
oter hgu'ees Of T. l. Hoieombe a,eA
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OiAS b. FISK,

Uhicf Engineer.
y. Tho Board of Public Works, oil Virginia. IN.
der wlo,e ,iion tie Covingon and Ohio Railroad i
br instructed. Stale arcnuat will meet Gov
ington on the 18th ol Drcember ubov named Cor the
purpose Of receiving and acting the proposals thai
mav be offered nov S-dSct l5drc
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TRACE OF .,ASI,
Terms Of sale,
\ EGHOEs At AUCTION

aitel the aho,e sae Will be sud SEN ERAL VERY
VALUABLE NEGROES viz: jacob + sthel, Alnr, Mel
ley an9 Lucy aud her three children
TERMS: Liberal and made known on dny Of snle
JESSE J. SAIMONS,
my aS ~ loo Air.. = I.,,,... -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE on VAL

= IABLE LAND, IN TIE EOTNTY Of NONT-
GOMERY.-By authority Of decree of the Giro it
Court If Montgomery Gautty. rendered Tie lhlh
day of September, 1888. inlhe Of Andrew !. Luz
cas- guardian. Ne John Grill heir., shnll, III.
day. the 9th day ni Jnnuafe, 1851. upon the premises,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
TWO TRACTS OFF LAND.

n Bedford county of which contuin. SIS N 90
ACRES. Il dions the lands Spoiswoo1 Il Fur
pin aud otnrs.nnd is sixs mile from jas RIVER Snend
hnlna.) This lrarf has IN il considerable ouaitit,
of rir creek bottom nd The whole is nf cood quality
The nher continuing 80 ocres nins Inc and- of
Mmiin L. Bufks a1d Samuel fohson.uboul mle, from
lanr> ryeri il Is 81 medium quality uGd iolerahly veil
timhrrtd
TERMS: One. Two, aud three years crodil vii! be
given or the purchase money the paymeuts hearnr in
tetesl from the ,aS Of sno onds with good seeurity
viii b. required nj the purchasers. aud the title rriain
cd until all he purchase money sdaIl lie pnid Inch
time proper deeds 81 vance. with special wu4ran
", will he mada to the purrharcrs
nov 10 VylI5slet mo / SAL T., G,ufr