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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-02

OCkETS, LOCkETS, PINS &c
IL The subscriber respectfully informs the public thu,
lie has jest returned from the Moth with unusually
Iurge stock of Deguerreotypeing nsteria embracing
Frames Gases &c. of the latest styles and patterns Al
80 large stock of Lockets and Pins, exra fn,
made order, which will be filled with pictures in il,
best style ofthe art, low prices, according quality
At Whtehurst Gallery, next door to the Va. Bank
P. Y. GIBBS. Proprietor.
N b. Paintings and Pictures of oil kinds accuately
copiei
StoG furnished the lowest cash prices
feb lots ?. EG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-02

TIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsUR
L ANCE.-Lyncl6nrg Hose g. Fire INSURANCE E n
many
This Company makes Insurance against lose or a.,
,ge Fire, or Dwelling Houses, Stores, Tobacco -,
ries and other buildings, furniture, Goods wares soI
merchandise generally in town and country,on the mos,
favorable terms.
Also makes insurance the lives of all persons en
toying good health and of sound constitution for thu
whole duration life or for limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations will b.
insured reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from and to
any of the Northern Southern PORTS at favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
DON r. C. LETTERS Vice President
SAMPSON DIUGUID CAief Engineer
James " Cobbs, Samuel Garland,
John A iggat, Nathan b. Thurmaa
George w. fancey, , ohm Otey Taylor
William T. Anderson. William T. Smith
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
CREEDT. WILLS, Sec'y.
DR.. =. Fl. Gllmer, I u.,,,
DR.. VIM Otwey Oven. 1"e"""i EXAMINERS
Feb8-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-02
MECHANICAL.
EAGLE MARBLE WORKS,
ADJOINING 49, po.r orr.sr.
MECHANICAL

ADJOINING @A ro.r orrrcr.
zh1AE
LYNcHBURG ~.
IoHN D. GADDEss & BROTHER. Proprietor.
- Formerly Of baltimore, keep on hand and mink" 10
order at Northern Prices, American. Italian. and Egyp
tan Marble MoHnmcnfs. Tombs, Head r Fool Stones
Gordsn Vases Mantle Piece, conntey, Bercar, Table
&. Waxh-Siaad Tops, made any size.
The Trade furnished with rough Marble. Pommice
Stone, Hone, (stit PolisbingP rs "A Jloth.
All we want /. call. speaks for Itself,
An, order from country cntrnstedio us will
be faithfully executed wth peBtpess and Dispatch
JOHN b. GADDEsSS BROTHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-02

TVHE Subscribers have associated Themselves iogeth.
l. under the style and firm of JONES d. BEGGS.
for the purpose ofao ndncng the Foundry BUSINESS
in all the various branches tue old s,ana af Jones'.
beggs & Brother where they hopeto obtain fair share
OF public patronage. Office exchange corner where
elorders will be thankfully received and promptly
eeuted.
SUPPLEMENTARY beseen nj the Office.
NM. - JONES,
ii. +. BEGGs.
June i5-Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-02

"HlsKEY, BRANDY c.-Weare now
w receiving, and have IN store
100 bbls best RectiGed Whiskey. common,
so Old Rye do. part pery old,
90 " fooL Apple Brandy, very superior,
30 N. r.. Rum,
~ Malaga Wine,
do do warranted pure,
10 Cherry Wine, nice article,
~ French Brandy, nssorted,
s hide Jamaira Rum, fine manufacture,
All Of which will sell to our friends and the pub.
lie, on the most accommodating terms.
July l0-ts LEE Il JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-02

'NHE HAZARD POWUEK CO.-Tho
L Subscribers most respectfully infom their friends
and the public generally that they Agents for thu
Hazard Powder Company for selling Gun Powder, and
csn furnish ny wholesale retail in 81, 124 & 25 Ii.
kegs Kentucky Rifle and Blasting Powder at very low
prices. We have the exclusive Agency for Hazards
Electric Gun Powder and all of the sporting powder.
w. B. a. G. FISHER.
opposite the Norvell House.
June Ats Lynchburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-02

Il constructed a entirely principle render
ing them very free and flexible the points similar
TO the best pens made from Quilts
They waite with great and freedom and do not
fatigue The hand
0illotf's oxtra fine pointed Pens for Ladies' use,
schools. DC, received by c. MORSE.
july Liza
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-02

POLs1NG ClOTHS--The subscriber has
Onow on hand large stock of genuine ANCHOR
Dol TING CLOTHS, from No. TO 10, which will be
.old at the lowest rates. and warranted.
mn36 ia ID 7 e PETERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-02

L have just received another supply Of those beauii-
full SUI Goats, Ciosded Aipaca's, Linen Chsek Pans.
and Marsacs Voss and other toles take the
place of those gone their mission of humanity.
OF all places get suited either by order ready
made, in the best and neatest manner, isat
July Ia.ts BAKER g. CLAVEY'S.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Lynchburg GINS Ligbt Comnanx

yUIIiE Prr.i,ient and directors have ordal.'
l. lowing acquisitions each share of stock suhscrn
ed for in this company viz. ~ SOTO be paid on the ISL
o July; seven dollars and fifty be paid on r.
18th of August and eight dollars be paid on the 18Th
of September.
N B.-Persons intending to the Gas nil seeu,.
the necessary fixtures. the part of the COMPANY ar
the earliest practicable period, BY leaving their name
with the undersigned.
jy7tl5s CHAS. w. CHRISTIAN Ser,
NJ Office stock tuols and hands for Gas Fit.
~ ting have all arrived in Lynchburg and am now
fully prepared all orders entrusted to M,
with fathf'lness and dispatch.
would be thankful my friends hand in their Or
ders prevent hurry about the time tn gas is
TO be put
No Bills will be presented sooner than the first of jan
nary next under any circumstances.
ie 22.dts A. G. DARNEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-02

y RUSH MOUNTAIN MILL Stones
- The undersigned procuring from their cee.
rated quarry, the Bush Mountain Montgomer coun.
~ Mill Stones and Burs of the very best quality Ths
reputation Of these widely known, but the
Railroad giving increased facilities in filling ORDERS
We have ap, uinted Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston and Lee
Crimson, Lynclburg, agents for the sale Of m,
who will receive orders and have them fulfilled III ue
shortest notice.
Our Address, Blacksburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL fRiCE & Co.
James NJ Williams, Danville, Va, Reynolds & Co.
l.eaksville, N. G. are also our agents. I.P.&Cc
Feb I4-d&cfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-02

WANT ED.-Good Plow makers can get good
w wages AMI constant employment from,
feb Its DIUGUlD BRO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-02

- R N Il and Summer Fashions.
~ ls13-Just received, splendid lot of very fine
French Cloths Cassimeres and Yestings, which will
he made TO order, in style please-At the old
stand opposite s. b. Thurman sand doors below the
Merchants Bank JAS. B. EDWARDS, Ag't
for e. Il. Edwards
lynclburg, April l3--ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DECEIVING AND FORWARDING
Ia GROCERIES, AND PLASTER.-The sub.
.criber still continues the fire proof brick Warehouse
the canal amidst all the changcs to receive and for
ward Goods. Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, &c.
dur charges will be low, and forwarding done with dis
t,atch.
viii receive in a few days, frat rate assortment oil
Groceries, whch he will sell low, and buy at all times,
Flour, Corn Meal Oats Flax Seed, &c. for which h"
will give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale.
JAMES B. RENWICK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26
0be Dailp biroiniau.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
RICHMOND, March 23
HOItSe.

|
The following House bills were returned
from the Senate. with amendments, TO which
the House agreed;
Confering the privilege on Ohio railroads
Of erecting a bridge across part of the Ohio
river, at Wheeling, erecting depots on Zane 8
Islands, &c;
Extending the tune for commencing and
complering the Abingdon and Pattonsville
| Turnpike
Aalhorising a branch Bank in the town of
Harrisonville;
Establishing the Central Savings Bank
at stanton;
incorporating the Martinsburg Savings In.
sliution;
Incorporating the Trustees Of the Hebrew
and English institution f,r teaching the English
aud Hebrew languages in the city oi NoFlo'k
and
Amending an act districting the conntl's,
anrhorisng the County Courts 10 re ARA nge
said districts, &c.
The following bills were also passed
A bill authorising any two Justices OF the
Peace in the county oI the Isle OF Wightto Pr"
vide hospitals for persons having the small
pox, ,or other dangerous contagious Diseases
and
A bill amending the lith section OF an ACT
passed in 1852 concerning the holding OF the
terms of the Circuit Cont In Montgomery
and other counties adjacent
The following bills, not having received
constitutional majorites, were reJccled
A bill "a substitute of the Senate,) lncreas'
ing the capital stock of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company;
A bl extending the time for the payment
of the State tax Of Norfolk city into the Treas
ury. by the Sergean, Of that city. The vote
on this bin was reconsidcred. and the bill again
laid on The table and
A bill author,sing State subscription Of
$500. .oOoin three yearly instalments, to the
Morgantown and Independence Railroad Com.
pany for the purpose Demonstrating road to
connect with the Pennsylvania and Baltimore
and Ohio Railroads in Northwestern Virginia.
The House adjourned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26
SATURDAY MORNING.

neatly, then drill in the seed as the last opera
ton. In applying il 20 roots in drills | open
the drills and make calculation how much To
apply in each drill to apply the desired quaint
ty per acre; strew it by hand as suently as
pr laclicable in the open drills; then pass
cullivator. having but two teeth in II,
and wheel in fronito steady IT. The
two teeth being made like little ploughs. so
set that they close in the soil on both sides
The drill containing tho guano, which ope.
ration covers it effectually but does not mingle
it with the soil sufficiently; and to do this |
pass n common e.horse hoe with three teeth
setting quite close to each other,twice through
each drill. This operation being completed
the land is left nearly level. The next opera
alton is to pass light one horse ploagh drawn
by ta o horses through what were the ridges
over the gnanoed bed; latter which light grad
er and cod crusher, drawn hy one horse Is
passed over the land. the animal walking in the
opened drill and grading down two drills ON
each side OF the horse at one operation. This
last process either crushes or deposits all the
lnmps, stones ,soIs. &c. othe furrow between
the dges leaving the ridgas smooth. level and
of uniform height, and in the best possible
cordition for the use Of the dill barrow, with
which we plant the seeds Of all our root crops
except carrots. Since have given such a de-
tailed description of my mode of applying gu
ano in drils for roots, | would say that | pur
sue the same course when apply fine stable
manure OF compost with the guano. To pota'
toes | apply the guano compost on the seed IN
the drills or burrows; but have had the best
success hen have covered the seed (t be
ing placed on sobsoiled bed with stable duog
(long,) and strewed about 200 lbs guano per
acre on the manure usually plant my p"ta
toes about four inches deep. as this depth will
ordinarily secure those two great requisites Tor
success in the culture of this crop-humldly
ard uniformity of temperature This depth
will also perfectly pre-, cnt the escape & waste
of any portion of that most volatile constituent
Of The guanoha, ia " hieh its value as ierill
ize, manly consits--or il not mainly,n great
degree.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26

celebrated Oliver Leaf, just received and for sale ut II
high price, by d. r. LYMAN
M r7--ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26
From the Southern Planter
Use 0f GunuO on Susn nner Crops

The general opinion in Virginia is that qua.
no will not pay on summer crops. lnterring
the contrary from a statement made IN the
Germantown Telegraph by Mr.. Wilkinson
Principal of the Mount Airy Agricultural In
stitute we wrote TO request his experience.
which he has very kindly furnished US IN the
following letter.
We ale sorry bu: not surprised. to learn, as
we do in private letter. that the agricultural
School at Mount Airy has turned out an un
profitable speculation and that the principal,
who has been working there and elsew here
for the last light years without pecunlary pro
fit, is about to abandon the business. So long
as it is thought by the agricultural communl-
ty that farming comes by nature they will not
receive much instruction from schools. The
sordid pumpkin, ignorant as his beast. and
hardly superior 10 him in taste, grows rich with
his narrow income in spite q" his bad farming
The man of liberal expenditures cannot, with
his good farming, more than balance his out
goings. The result, in mere pecunary point
of view, is, perhaps, in favor OF the former; and
men of sence, as if habits and modes of life
were to 60 for nothing, refer the art of grow
ing rich to the possession OF a luck, secret, and
st down the practices Of each class as equal
~ commendable, or give the preference 10 the
fa.mlng of the clown.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26
DAILY VIRGINlAN,
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors
rEHNNS.

The yIRGINIAS is published daily at So and 81
annun in advance. subscription Is taken or shoer
8 b ix months; and paper discontinued except at
% ution Of the propreors, until all arrearages shall nave
pail ...ou..a f,r so eents
-, "a II Gprin Insertion and 81 2 cts for every utter
tt4 unher insertions Ia not marked ON the hs IL
W, ~, nnl,sbed till ordered out and charged accordingly
The YEARLY RATES aretor the privilege OF TWO slua,e
~ sn emI weekly st0 for daily $780, semi week
lsy inner form daily $40, semiweekly s35 Every yearly
will he required confne his advertising his par
nc Of business and II he exceed the stipulated for,
to will be charged ratably for 4 . excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26

1H Editor In reply to request IN your
episte dated December Us, 1852, would say
that il is my pleasure to communicate my ex
perience in the "use of guano." particularly y
as applied "to summer crops" for publication
IN your valuable journal That experience has
mainly been acquired in the five yea last past,
during " hich time have used it more or less
on nearly al. my crops, and generally with de-
cided adyantage-equally as much so on s@"s'
mer as on winier crops.
The quantity that have applied has sari' d
from 200 lbs to 500 lbs. to the acre.
have used but two varieties, viz: the re-
ruvian and the Patagonian-and have used
no Psiagonian for the past three years. having
| found the use of The Peruvian the most relIa-
BILE and profitable in its results.
| NV general practice has been to use guapo
| in conjunction with stable manure, though l
have produced excellent crops OF turnIps'oats.
DO; atoes (lrish). barley. ruia-baga, and even
maize with no other application than IRON 2to
to 400 lbs of guano per acre.
My mode of applying it to the respective
crops has been as follows: For turnlps broad
cast | sow the gnano and cultivate 1t In with
what we call gang plough" to the depth OF
abou, four inches; then sow the iurnip seed and
harrow it in, completing the work by rolling
the land On oats broadcast apply as above
except that sow the oats and cultivate both
oats and guano in at one operation. nave
found from 100 to $50 lbs. sufficient Tor ofts
or barley. When drill in any OF the smhfi
cereals sow the ground broadcast win gnano
and cultivate it in as above; harrow the ground
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26

HITY RAk ERY Tine subscriber would re
~ spec,fuy inform the citizens of Lyhchbug that he
has estab ish"d himself 10 this city, or the purpose ol
carrying the BqAine Business and has located
himsslf on Main Street directly opposite the Warwick
House o. ..=. ...ts IA -.
Having secured the services Of competent workmen,
he is prepared furnish Bread Caees. Cracker, Bis
cult and Pastry Of all kinds, made OF the best msteri'
als and in the most skillful rpanner .. rs 81 4.
He will have constantly OF hand FRESH CRACK
Frs OF kinds at Richmond prices, wholesale and
reiai. , >.3as4 .Ht4 = u MS
Fror ,ng experience in the BUSINESS he lattcrs
hiiasua ,viil be able to give satisfactioa.f =
JAS SIMPSON.
EV- Orders for wedding and other parties supplied
with punctuality .fol4 ~. Na
jan 0-dkcSn ss.l.aao-- srs, .'s7s 4'-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26
TO DE CONTINUED .
UNRESH GARDEN SEEDS

ENRESH GAitabEN SEEDS.--The sub
l. scriber has in -..e ia Spring supply ot 6nr
den Seeds. his stock il r al, embraces every vnriey
usua y wanted in tls Innate. They all fresh and
genuine and direct from the erebaed House OF DAVID
LAEDRETn N Philndel phia- --also assortment oi
choice FLOW Err SEEDS
Catalogues with amunac and directions for planting
and culture to be had gratis JOHN II. SEAt,
feb 0-ts1 Druggiat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26
OLD APPLE BRANDY bbls. "

=. superior old Apple Brandy just to hand and TO
sale low by MURRELI g. STRATTON.
March4--ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26

l., EDMUND, DAVENPORT a CO.,
I4RLOHMoND, offer for sale In store ana . 'oatat
whoIesale- ...s.# #'
50D1 Sacks Lver'l fine Salt Marshall and other bvsads
100 do Ground Alum do
300 tons Richmond ground Pias,cre
500 tons best Peruvian Guano daily expected
500 bbl- Rosendne Cement
900 bushels pFtms Cloveys""a
$50 bills Bone Dust
125 hhds Bacon sdc,. .
1877 tierces Sugar House Moasses
900 boxes Archer g. Co.'S. No. axes.
300 tierces London Porter
so cases Cross & Backne. Londen Mustard
25 do do Walnut und Mushroom CaichuP
25 Hampers English Chpese (Gloucester)
IS boxes Maccaroni
80 Bags Sicily Almonds
300 bags Brazile Sugar
400 bags Cosia Rica Coffee
Heanessey GODDARD, Otord and Sasaraz Brandy, Held
sicS and Hungarian Lion Wine; Sherry, Madeira, and
Port Wine, dc., &c.
Many of the dbove Of importation, anil
we profess TO sell low asfhs, be bad In this coun
try. quantity and o.ay con idered Teas, as gooG aD
as csn be had in the country adapted TO tho
trade of Virginia.
dec 3e-docts EDMUND DAVENPORT 81 co. s
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CELECT FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL

~ for YOUNG LADfEs.-sriHwster ~ Y-Tb.
plan Of TIE Rector u receive very Erated al
pGpas Al The comfort zd pziylIerss nj r.
enrese circle. ard :: the time avoid the obiecrons
WITCH are supposed necessarily TO attach 10 zr-e and
crowded Summary. -
tsors1sh and efeient course Of inrructi7u uiu h.
pursued IN al the Euxh Branches nze,hsr with the Mol
en- Lsngusse. Musk, Drawing. sni Painting 10 Oh auA
Wafer ColorsL
Saltwater is one Of the heslthy retired and h,.t,.
ul localities the Hrdsoa River ,nd OF tae easies< &C.
e>s By rzilros1-
For eirrulsn ssfins .rrs with fsrther p.r-scyl. a.
eress REV ,. g DOWNING, S. Joha's kectory, SAL
wsfcr. ~ -
RxFrsrxeEs RI Rev. J. a. wsias~r;rht. % d n r.
L: RI Rev WI Wbirings4n, d. D.; Rev r H.wss
d d, IL d.; Rev VIZ. J. Kip, D.
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A T PRIVATE SALE, at TARRYTOwN-.

IN hssatifsi Country Seat The honse large and sais
Gothic syls ty0 stories aud attie x f-e with an
tesxou IN he resr lsxSo feed also stories has been
bath too yea and halt in the besf manner with all We
Ee1rsu zysvvsmeot secA bot and cold hahs naxele
ancs hcs air furnace which wAys the hease taroash-
cst a. Ae II situated Of the Dutch Church over.
lsoksa Tho wkee village ard esmuixnSEs ssgleadsd view
cf the Hndson River usn the fah<sars % Haversrrav
sisc Epe view Of nerneat Nysck. and rsoses 81 the
noantsns e<yosS There 10 variety OF shreeeoyy and
s tree iust coming into BEARING This property il easy
q, sces = snd within I've minutes wsk u the Pos,Oe
safAx sburches &c and win b sod vita 10 TO Is
xisc = fne uxssd apple ceArs. containing about
scres-
Alss, pot o. Is aeree
AIso plos Of shcst 2oacsrs Of woodland
Also PLOT Of about setes
Also villa sisrs leo feet sQrayes
Frrrn Ill the above there Is tine view o. TIE haasen
River ana the SURROUNDING eonatr ad are situated On e
1sssI ALBrRrH NiC0L Az
Resl Hs,sss "a Cezeral Aac:ioase-, No. 20 W Let
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-15
HART,s ACADEMY Of the ORNAMEN-

Il Il tai ARTS, No CD Broadway. hrst neef. ms's0s,
tap Hotel block The first established IA A1estcL
fons who receive instructions ST this eninsnt
upd rors ~ siudio e.nanufcture PAPER N.ae oosds
Of al ce.crptiors, equal IN every respect % the
ard thersby ornament their p3rlSs N the mess
f rnsrnsr If they visa ornament tor the trase ~
Hart glad purchase which will enable persons % e
TO u and TO S Gentlsnens. 10 and to sfM- IN
waite Lessons L required. ,n,.,
J. wooDMAN HART, Proprietor and Prineips-
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NUM- nINc. Io1s far SALE in the VIII

BUILDING LOIo Wf ohhE ga ~ =
:. INV IL The village comprising among the a, les2scaly
g.. on Prospect winch situated ~ na'ursltsFraoe
Of one tsn or s.sny ps a.. r sad esyssed and but fs
snntes Wall from the railroad depot As location for
suburban rssSsocss saspss IL ss ety. mo-
Hemy.es "a has communication wisA tho city by railroad
several times day also BY asse daily By plsnk road
denca such Is asnes intsrfsents Ne The ses bre>zss
moderate the heat Of the tnnepee Of taf bean
equally restrsns the extreme cold Of winter. SOL fsre
readily PRODUCING whichever is required for convenience
ornament Water equal 70 Croton, and everyw easily
obtained Surface level with sufficient sope fer erslnszs
rocks All the corveuiences OF arSs W.
lsze Churches good schools stores SHOPS no.
te &C. More and better roads for riding than Al almost
any other place which continue good Dery a. tne year
not less than Is pubic roads rdss from ts e<ntef Il
celent fishing shooting and salt water bathing af the dis
lance Of less than an hours rde Lib
Chalybeate Springs the inne olats 'iisy
have been submitted chemical analysis and are toand -
be Of high vslse for their medicinal propsrHeA .s,.
fine opening s here pfesentedt 70 any one asposso
start a good boarding house or hotel
Distance Of Hemps:esd from South Fery BY Long Island
S ssl,nn fe s10us p.na road s5oa. mica Danc o.
Heunrste.d FROM Grsnds by WIl1arnsonrgn fernP5e'
sbout ls miles Air line distance 20 Eat River al Ais
bout. about IS niles Population Of yisse ,sogs 30
For terms and particular, apply N, HOMER s9kSAS
no 6reIp fne NicHoLis, near r the premises
The following il analysis Of the water above menaoned
have anslyzed sample Of Sprns Water eft ey Mr Ord
s. Nehols and find It to yieid the ioho"Ds Ho QUO
gallon si9
Carbonate Of lyon.
Carl0nste Of Lime. 10
Carbonate of MagDesis-. LIZ
Chloride of Sodium.
Chloride Of Calcium. i'O'
Chlorida Of Names
Sulphste OF Lame %
suiphate of Masnesia, &c .,
Organic Matter, &e..
Grains 'iV'o@
The water slightly charged with Carbonic Acid moro
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