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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

MAY, 1S53-The popular steamboat EDWIN LEW
~ Is. csgt J. cOrhet fr SHREWSBURY, de- hshl.nd
Dock, Port Washnson Dock Bowns Dock Mddletown
md Rec Bank Fare l w Peek clip Ps Eat River
- fiD1s;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

and OHIO RAILROAD, tor Wheeling Zanesye Cincinnsd
This road ire, opened for through
tae January last The tunnels then unfinished coRplt
fine order and Of the
pasp the world The mail
Eays. BAtuoe daily az NJ and Wheeling 1880 mses
ls or ~ hours sfrvins Pm aay passengers
leave BA ols An lodge IN Cumberland Q7e Eesl and pro
,esd hence making the daylight PAS
ssgeTs leaving NewYork BAN Philadelphia ",
BALTIMORE aud By taking the all trn At reach Wheeling
from NewYork and twenyoaT m Pbisieipha
80 connect with tie Western usns the leave Washington
Pm them az the Washington Junction (Rehy
House miles from Baltimore At Wheeling
spsnod steamers Of the Union line lt for tins route
accommodations daily the and
senvey passengers down the Ohio Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE
Louis and kevesas packets b. rakeo By hs
soux PasnF tor Cincinnati 10y land noue) C01n
or parts Ohio and West proceed from
Mkeerg excellent coaches Tin hozrs 10 Zane willie and tnse
by raosd BBAsgzse checked through Wbeslns and
s1.rse Of either baggage Fare by throuxh
reiet night he anywhere the oute from P.de
phs selbE soj Cincinnati ell TO Louisville s2j Eon
wheeling ~ So Cincinnati eli Louisville
az F0r The tickets apply PhadephA Baltimore and Wasbss
tu the railroad agent ticket CLERKS the stations Also No.
fWslst- n \. VIM PARKER Gen'l Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

OFFICE OF TuG MAsHATTAS Insurance. CoaPAN,(
No l46 Broadway, May 20 1853. !
TTNHE DIRECTORS of the Manhattan Life lnsu
term. OF the Prospectus of the
Company, which be mad OIL application at the office
exed by Institution Of the kind the
country limits OF residence extended ana the adjustment u
the Company made with hbealty and hdeify
Persons visiting England and the Continent Of Europe insured
without csge also travellers by railroads. steamboats, aod
other ordinary MODES OF conveyance . .rvoyn psa...
c. Y wrMPLE Secretary N d. MORGAN, Acsuary.
ApRAM DUBOIS H. d.. Examining Physician
A'"A~ At the office daily from o'clock p. NJ
TINHE PARK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Il CAPITAL 100000.
Ones, No 81 Broadway, corner Of Psrk-pheo -, -
Buildings Merchandise Ships and er Oar
soes port Household Furniture and Personal Property sena
~S'"'' ~" W "Ni1s' oCHRIsrOPHER CHAMPLIN Prexdeas
JOSIAH w. BAKER, VeSPressds1t
WILLIAM JLFYRLY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Chnsrr. Champlin. Joseph Park Jr, Helmns Wefh
Francis A. Palmer hetchaiI5 "
Silss G. Herring, Charles H. koe WIN n Arthu1
.Stsdwe- Josiah Conley, John ; Harris
John l. Everett J. T. Deuickson, r. s Beneds,
Francis 2. sehesA josiah Baker III iv.oa
Oscar VaIet George Fitch fhos NJ hayheV,
w n Livinrston, John Belhmy Martin Y Bsnn,
BENJAMIN y Camp Edward ScheD- joseph Rogers,
John Faeoner Thomas Gardiner, Arthur H. Levy,
Geo W Plat WIN. J. Decker,
j r. LAvrencA n. A. Wood Aloor n. Brown,
John Bodine David Louderbach, David Jscobus
PhioN Presto Sheldon, Andrew Mills
Wm n. Mcintyre, Gee G. Peters Edwad hGrht
yJNHE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY of the CITY Of NEW-YORK established 1851,
Wallet opposite Trinity Cbu1b-Insure Buildings Merchandise
Household Furniture Vessels IN Port SDe TIER G,Tso &c sst
NMF UNpERHiLL, Secretary.
GEoRGE PAULDISG, Surveyor.
rINHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
II Of the CITY Of NEW-YORK-Ohee Ocean Bank BalinsD
aip,t los or SsnSss BY FTe G. v B. OsTRANDER Prs-st
GEoKeE w SAVAGE Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28
pEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No


This Company having their capital Of $4,000 paid H. in cash and
invested prepared TO insure against loss and damage by
hIe. favorable terms.
IL company provides that after paying Interest
the stockholders the Of cent ou6hs Of the
remaining profits h. divided the assured bearing
which be edeemsbe cash. whenever she
nulated profits and spis amount 20 s $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

ROCHESTER LOCKPORr and NIAGARA FALLS
IL RAILROAD open 70 bUFFALo-Tbe uoss direct, 9aiek-
al and eespesf Toronto Hamilton and Cansts We
o. ,nd after TUESDAY 49, 1853 will Rochester 70,
Bufso and Nasars Falls f)lows I'D NJ and l5 Pm Return
R tnu vii Buffalo Niaxaa Falls Rochester TO
snd44OPM Budao sil ind his
mini Of ,oot road thoroughly bat and
~ nth entirely new and The present
be Road in Bufe .he TeSeeoe mot eentra PORTION Of the
ery. "Ahhhr coboOhN' SUIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO-CASH CAPL
NTAL $50 0oo-Tbe Ceys Of THE Company al p.d AID
cited Bindings Merchandise and Persona
1ssLsi 10 b Fire. Office "sls. VIM BRADY, Presasut
HOpI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

CLINTON 4 MILLS, Proetor.. N (sOso avbS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

hEW-lOhK and KINGcI0N.-The steamboat
~ Aida Capt VTiesn N.en will leave NEWYORS. OF
Robinson g., o- KISGsTON EVERY AFTERNOON At oelocs
Aan Coszen.s NeEhurEh Milton and PoaEhkeeoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-19

An IILrsrRIous vIslTE.-Yesterday forenoon Ameri
visited city, and took his quarters upon
he top Of of the flag poles the City Hall. The
"imper al bird" aighted upon the image of his kind
the flag pole being surmoHnted bya gilt eagle with out
stretched wings We might have believed that the stray
bird mstook the gilt image for of his fraternity and
intended to tcrape acquaintance with him upon his
tropolitan visit had he not ngeniousy aghted upon
the head Of the inanu ate bird If to give public
preston to his knowledge that it nothing but wood
In few moments immense crowd of about 1000 peo
pe gathered in the Park and all eyes turned upon
the thew arriva He kept his seat and with air of
dignity looked around upon the multitude below him. if
he considered them reception committee appointed to
welcome him into the city Some set up hooting and
haooipg which made the visitor feel somewhat uneasy
and caused him to change his seat to another flag pole
Here he sat until doubt, he became Disguised with
bis numerous friends when he dared away towards the
Jersey shore, prefsrIing 10 city life his native home
where
with storm daring pinon and gazing eye,
The gray forest eagle is king Of the sky"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-19
The Investigation OF the Charges Against
Alfred Carson.

An adjourned meeting Of the committee In this affair
held yesterday afternoon, in the chambers of the
Board of Assistant Aldermen There present of the
committee Assistant Aldermen Barker and McConkey
Alderman Barker asked if the defendant ready to
proceed He announced through his counsel his readiness
to 90 Immediately the committee said So but
Willard the counsel for the opposite cause engaged
in Of the courts he would press his desire pro-
ceed He did not wish to take advantage of the absence
of the opposite counsel. Alderman Barker then an
nounced that the committee would adjourn till Monday
next at three O'Clock when the investigation would pro
coed whether the counsel present The COM
mtee had decided to hold their sessions from day day
till this matter was ended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-19

me wrnIY HKRAIp will be published At hakeast nine
s'eloch this morning Single copies, in wrappers ak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-19


PuFFERY AND PRAYING.-Y esterday very
respectable Frenchman, who speaks little
English, called on US, praying for notice of a
youthful artist, his daughter, Mademoiselle
Gabrielle De La Motto who recently made her
appearance at a concert in Niblo's saloon, as
performer on the piano, and pupil Of all the
artists on the piano in Europe. Il beg Of
you," said he to say something Give us
criticism for or against"
The concert in question was, we believe, very
thinly attended, on rainy evening, and went
off at considerable loss to the concert-giver
The young artist evinced great deal of must
cal talent and skill, according to the papers Of
the day. But it is strange how every youthful
aspirant after artistic honors in this city, ex-
poets to jump into sort Of Jenny Lind notori-
ETY. as soon as they are noticed. In all matters
connected with art, however, and particularly
music, the audiences of New York are becoming
extremely fastidious and unmanageable--the
newspapers equally SO. For several years past
we have been bored to death with prodigies
Of all kinds; and really hereafter it will
be absolutely necessary to make war against all
new prodigies, come from what quarter they
may.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-19

MARTIN VAN buren, IN ENGLAND-THE AP-
PoNTMENT RECENTLY OFFERED HM.-We pub
lish elsewhere in our columns, correspondence
that has first appeared in the Albany atlas
OF this State, between Martin Van Buren, and
the Commissioners appointed for the adjust
ment Of British and American claims, from
which it appears that the American and British
Commissioners, with the concurrence Of the
British government, united in rendering him
the office of umpire to the joint commission. 1t
will also be seen from this correspondence
that Mr.. Van Buren,, for some considerations
stated, has declined the appointment.
1t will be recollected that the same intelli-
gence was communicated in the columns of this
journal some weeks since-a few days before
the last election. We stated the fact on the
faith of information received from CORES
pondent in London, and we cited it as another
evidence of the efforts made by the Spells.
Cabinet to revive the Van Buren, dynasty, and
to bring forward for Office all the Van Burens,
young and old, under the regime of General
Pierce. The news created some excitement at
the time, and it was calculated to affect the
character Of the Cabinet and the contest in
which it was engaged in this State Imme-
diately the organ of the Cabinet-the Union,
that contemplate, mendacious sheet, which is
a disgrace to even the present Cabinet-came
out, and had the audacity to characterize the
intelligence as spurious coinage false
hood. We throw back the imputation in the
teeth Of the Union, and its instgators of the Ca
binet Thew knew the fact at the time as we'll as
we did--they had the evidence of it in their pos
session; but they had the daring effrontery to
deny having received it, in order to serve a
purpose in the recent election. Time now con-
victs the Union of iDpudence and total dis
regard Of truth. and it brands the instigators Of
the Union as Cabinet Of the blacklist and
most idelible stamp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-19

REJECTION OF THE New COLLECTOR BY THE
SENATE-We understand that the first great
contest on the Presidents nominations in the
Senate, at the next session, will probably take
place on the new Collector of New York.
Mr.. Redfeld. Mr.. Redied may be recol-
lected as one of the immortal Seventeen
q set Of politicians in this State identified
with the Van Buren, party for many years
past. He was appointed under The Marcy
influence, before the recent election, In order
to mark the character of that contest. ana
to show t. the whole world that it was tho de-
termination ftle present Cabinet to revive the
present Van Bgren interest and influence in
New York. Mr. Redleld, therefore. will be
shining mark in the debates Of the next Senate.
on the subject of appointments AS an incar-
nation OF the return to Van Burenhm, be viii
he opposed by all the democrats Of New York
aud The rest Of the country, who have been ever
found true and sound on the compromise ques-
tion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05

Hor,' NNioiI-. i!n'r. "f Chas,ain Shores, decd, leit.
aa = h' mt!e ~ ths cause on The i4th day Of hprll, 1885, re-
" ny ..t M i'f"rI heretofore made ia This cause by the under
tns' o ihis"u.er, 10 The same Commissioner, with indrucnons
~" tfSt.r an. -vIi-nGc which The parties may lay before nm
800. me matters stated III The exceptions of the said report, anu
'''''h r accounts reported according 10 The SAID testimony
=: i"Hic- Interested vii take notice hat on tho OH day OF Au.
.UIa-
"Fsn lHdrr my hand A. thnmI-.Iuner OF sati Count, the lst day
'Hs is53. y l. tnGuCk, Cumm'r.
L. IS-cAiA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05
LAND FOX SALE.

TINIf sulstrIhrI has ior 'air 4 tfa'' 81 aH' !'na nnr.io,rr G35
river. lrar Norton, Ferry, IN lidilL& rnuh';. Wv" luz, ". Nh.
,rr.s, nv t-rrnt survey. There are IN the tfa't 90 az " ,"rI,cn =,
tom II sIfuviat Lands. - arrr- "r second i'~ ''.h" a, ~ I,u,l
-, 4, J., 80, ~. tuht,rn heart, AM - acres ~ very G"r ni'''n ''t
The b.L, laDd Is s,ni red sui, aud crows "hea' h ~ :, y ",v,n..
In. ,na,,ure A uc!tion OF the high Hard - III s""' 80, 10 ~
49,, r,,iy, t.d .cyrrai Years past IN tobacco. Inc o"N ,hnu 70 an
n. Tor plantation purposes and le' very ronvrlne't. 49, 10" ~. ,"er
tr,rt which will be sold with il NJ not, az the purchaser nay ueene
/ presume IL $ unnecessary 10 dcscIibs 'nest Illu' uo"i 20 f. them them.
= ~ ,n.rs,us - ,shinr 10 IIrc hlse will ui C"ur,e examine ll heIh'
selves IA IS OF rare occurrence that lands '" Desirable ore ~ n "a : !;
~" -, -, ri ,, nr,ohborhOod Is unusually good, ana tue lahu lie
80, -, ,t. ~, ,,,Iy i've miles above the p"Int where The Rfhhion"
-, 80 n,ny,l. Rail Road crosses, with good baueanx navigation 10 tt
- 4 ,;n ,II IN cuncI uSiOu. that the wheat crop OF last veal
and hi. would each pay more Than sx per cent M ne aihonh' ss 81
Inr h,,th tracts. Persons wishing 10 purchase are ihFi'eu use :"
lhnd msMu'eH' DAVID A. CLAIBORNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05
MILLWO FOR SALE.

r5NIE vllua ID. Farm Srown as MIISo"l, situated Two Anu Il nan
mi, above Rowling Grcen. Cdralnc county, and lying imime'
,g,g On he au.Iu foa: from Fredericksburg 10 kichinend, Is NJ"
t.... rs,S !rar. rrhs4tS 81 abuUt $50 ..res, mostly fresh lahi,
- ~. I'll aai ,.,.t"fvi. The situation Is Il very eligiue ohe IN
t,tr r,s;.el. commanding a read; market lot piodhce' being WIN
u, ~ he Histumouu!. Fre,!rr Icksbnrga and Potomac Rail Road
H.. !, on This Ear III i sinai! hu; comfortable dwelling house, good
.E.ls.. and 40 cxc.l.ul yell and spriu. The situation Is emit
.nuy ls.,hv lfl.ls Is also Il young orchar! oil S:ls.."G grated
nam Tie Fan i, hnuna.l - tie la ads Il Messrs Downing, RlS'.,
".r- >. ,.a ia. q. GsissrlL. A Mill, IN very good repair, gu a
ana .;,c.ra, Is attached TO the Farm. and Iur sale with Il. The
-. l,tt t,runs y. unnecessary 10 say :surc. as a:.y cue wishing 10
- .,t ~ c,aIs. famine Tor hIriself This property Is Tor
fac privately 10y 'o'H = /"
inv l-rX,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05

v5yIIE sul.cri intending Ia remove to Western ri .,IieL
~ 81, ttr tract OF land Oh which hr now Trsiufs, -. NJ
I'll. veIand. lei, miles above fioochlanh Court House o. ~ r.rrnt sui.
.t,ori"ni. Cr.rk said tract contains 72 acres. by 4 Inc,I;ns
yry. The buIlLinss consist Of a large n con new, besides
h,nse. \ GOOD barn and 1%hreshiug Machine, near! ,iir,y or forty
oh-r houses usually found OH a farm. There re so" land IS acres
A.. res Of very rich creek flats, an abnndants .. Tr. subsc riher
M MANFRED land. which produces iWn lopa| az cushing 10 bur.
viii take pleasure in showing the Farm ~ ~
shaE.. t,r,,-bsd by adore SANG the suG-
scribcr. -,,
iIad.nsvills. Va, July 2l-ewti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05
-. yaIIJAHLr: PROPERTY
AoNi 20 $50. EEI-IS. FOR SALE Ok LEASE.

+, ~ .,n,,ll,c. Is authorized Ia sci! or tease ldt Naidapie Ml'l
ry-n.|.x 9.ar Rockets, owned by the Messgs. Taiaisrro. II
: I ~ =, !, IN ,rs t:,rk, about go yards iron tie whaT'es At
B.,er;s Nh.e t"ad cm! la!l OF water 'i 4 lee' pawsf' caIaoie"i
",y,ny u. y .rtx ,ar ri stones,
RE buildings consi.. oi a Mil 50 by 10 ise': three siol'tt high.
-" - Mi win one pan ~ -lnUrs: i framed dwelling cantaining !
- .t,bI., sc ali III rood repair. 4 plot oi The property can
" r.. I'm. properly IL not vmiy valuable t"l milling purposes, hu;
,orlt ,sry located ief Il foundry or machine shop, as coal can be
.'",r, limos, ia The shop with but little expense.
~ Mr.. :, .n uruI4is ,eIuuire "i Messfs. Il. i. y Y ; Tallaierco
II. toDDAS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05
a. TT. SINS,
AC:REY BERRY,
A. X Bl.AKEi,
WIN. l.. EARLY,
TIIOS. y. WEIGH,
A., ...,.I
,o, ), SALE OF LAND IN THE

COUNTY OF TThNUNTN'
,,, ~, :, .c,r. If tr fircui Court ior iH rhyu h'h
,,rJ ur,nouuccd The 9Th lay OF June. 1893, III uf 1"t
,,n,I,' administrator aud all rs. Tnrhe, :, eAe.uto tu w.
/ sIaII. as commissioners appointed by ram " "r,s': - y !. d., T 49,
, n" -. r.,,,,.s M uubur auction. ~ "EpSEspAf ne |fh pa)
u ~ angm.,' 4. If iair. II not. the frs! lair cay ,heisan.e' ~ .a''
- I,'J r,,irI nS.lwih" IN The bill mentioned, coh'1nnns a.
.n,Sar,, y I'M, WINDOWS dover oi i3G acres. winch hs oee ah" NV
10 r ,br ,,.rrha.rr being entitled "tlr came 1 I'VE 'ea'i =, ~ "no =,
.I w. "nn :. m ,I, IN Vel end IL The couHty anl was tr tr"iuehIs VI
,rhm ~. late Archibald Govan, deceased, adIo'nins ue la.uso y ~ mm
Nc ~ ,mt YIN, q Oy.rton. on thIChal0nIny, swamp, u''tdn
: -, ~" ,;uc ,niI.s from Rchn"n1, ina healthy and tnt'Vne helSn
yshn ami - considered a very desirable pace. ~ impio't
80" ...n M !, v story dwelling, with all necessti J u ~
NJ TO-, -, ,,r.lsrt office. Tho terms ol sale "h !" wv un,n'
rr,sh IN. remaining lwo.hiird- IN equal llnst4li'cn'r - sa ~" T. mi
farther order OF the court. y. um,,ssiou.
IuIy, --cwtt. 'H"S'S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05
II DOLLARS REWARD.

aeANAWAi about the 18Th ni lurr last, my negro nrsn t:iRD>
III Il blacksmith, Cyrus In Il li.ht muiaIn, about D iant 10 irhe'
rather inclibelu d." bn" hI.r'. hasa bushy Head oi hair,a y"
d very dissirated look. ! Will give thr ,Inyc reward iltaken out
the Stale, or SD II taken IL he State al Virginia Any InlOrmilloi
Of Cyrus lett with i'rytnn Johnston, Richmond, Va. or Directed u
ud Church prt Onirr, Hanover cuuHry. will he attended 10
HRAXIOS GARLlCk,
New Kent t,NnnlY, Va Anansl 2-C2LM VII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05
AZ .er-0, NISNIAt TO HIHhe Ut! "f"''"0
ne aD"',' : ~ ROBERT w. VOOLFOLK.
!, W,nE CHANCE FOX a sUPEKIoR Dwell
y 49, INC

/, ,,g SALE privately. twith immediate possession the comm"
Ir,1. houses occupied by my idmly, with the hall squaie "'
-rs~I ,,y are situated, having 1864 feet Oh 9th street, 2u on na,!
IA. IN 9TH street, or ii desired, a mont al 1851 iett OF al iu''
+. ,,s street. lenlhracing nearly all the huusrs,) Anu f,illnns
-. n, i.ct 10 an alley IL feet wide. In addition !" Ia uSoti 'tIa.
. made AT strat expense when bought. have auued a hen
.,r lie hrcS palt OF an ice.house. several new Ho''s' :. "'ss
= - 9.sia .ni ,godc:, era, J.. hot, c-I4 a.J s.:'"el, biins'
- 80; - t.r;,rcs ma estloss re t. gard, AMI lave lhif~'.c'd Wdlti
y..-Ihs .us! inta every ruamr inroGSh sea!.hes :" ~ tn", S ~"
IN 4, avoid \ sale by auction. 4 great sacfihee w pe maui
(" nan r.rru,uIy return 10 my country house Gao" oeihS re-
-,r.rIy ia April shall sell publicly, ON tue premises ny ots'
''si, ..i 40 without reserve, the entire property, on the -9h
N-'l next a. = : y" +" GEORGE TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AND WI

sFN virtue al Il de, i al trust rAecuted 10 me hy haii'"i N'tdi''
n b HEARING date A n. lAh. day uI June, ISIS AID OF record nthr
CLERK office Of Louisa county. which deed "ad sis"h hs me ~,
Mead. 10 secure 4 debt due from HIM IN Thomas ) Watson tS bona
az .y.u. L.r wI, -ad IerL1 inr the sum OF two hundred and "br
dollars; / shall, at Louisa Court House. before the taserno OF Elisha
Melton. on Monday. the i:h day al Srl"rmhrI ueNt, ih"i hrihs
Court .ly, offer Ior sale, 10 The highest bidder, Ia so lhH'h iai a.
may hc necessary IL satisfy the debt dnc I" The shii "aI''i itin'l
u,i, and interest in.-thrr, with the expenses ni sale, The follow ne
lrorsYiy, viz: tine hundred AMI eighty four acres 81 iahl' h' Inc
.,,ir unre or Ir.s, on which the said Meade now resides. iyms mean
,n In, nI III. GENIAL Rail Road, eight miles from Louisa Iontl
IIousr. on The wafer r. oi Hickory Greek. TLcreI Is one hnhdfe1 AZ Irs
~ iii. l,n,I heavily liunhrrrd, aud thc whole Ishiehls adapted Ia The
growth nj corn, wheat Lrl tubacro, aud capable al ne highest per
manrnt lmpruv rlncnI; als". ,w" >id.rs, Mary AMI Dawson. : PR
,,,r,y hcr,,,y uttri rl Tor .ac brn" more than sufficient /" siii'i! W'
irbt secured by sand deed. u ~ r"lrt 10 state t"i' W. """'' % NJ
,nrtis,i at the IrJurSi ui MT. Meade. ~,
IN, trim, Tor the balance 81 the purchase money; hII.I SATISFYING
s,iJly h and ihr costs NJ sale, will be made Known upon III" Jay 81
En-. III. NIL, 10 the Land Is believed To liz good, but ictins as trnS
no. / sinai convey only such tlc as Is scsir'ih me ny 10 ,lre'.
80 JAMES J.. GORDON, Trustee.
I'll -. uou. >y.,IrrsI,y luly IL. 1861. c,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05

9pAN AWAY, from Hanprra Rnck, IN Cumberland C"nniy, ne
IL last al May, III! negro mIn. WILLIAM, about Il feel, 10 nrthrS
high, straight huili, " hIIshi mulhti", grey eyea. broad lac", h'iT".
hair, inclined 10 al reddish color. imri uI nnr uf his toes cut III r
le il about IwrnI, Yeats old. Tie alovr reward. aud al! rrasnna
bic EXPENSES pALl, II arraaici be!"ni Tie limits at the STATE Of VIZ
sIhia, ar SnL ~ hI Reasonable EXPENSES paid. II taken ~ " ~"
OF Virginia. aud delivered L" nae al iI"oJer's Rack. Eunit"IiI"'
Cuury. 'IreiuIs. ELISHA IAikSbN,
IIN J1-c~I
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\ SATURDAY, the 2.tn day OF August next ! WI, IL 80,
~ highest bidder on the premises. a large ana ,r'y Roct,noh,n
nj, I and. living Oh Wolf Island Creek. ~ HE "un ~ ~ t - S,m
II g. adjoining the lands oi John lenilnn. JOEY" 10 TGs anal,
,ir Michel, and Others, AMI 'hia'n'nf 'p, nar 10 and IN. i,nuroy.
;. al III, Ian 4, not Iulr rr 10 any IN The 'u nH au ~ ron,d
n.,,.a are GOOD. There are between " '" ~, 80, TLa irarl -
most vi which Is no~ N 4 hiSh1''
vel, wa.rrri aud finely lIInhrrri 49, ..,t . IL. a,,,rish,ns town
This ,rac, Of land lies lie" mics F"uth'% !" o. ~. m,I " ,ri RAJ Road
81 DLnTill": va du Hh"sh.,nurh Those " fishing to buy lands ~H'
il'm '""' 80 .nh .,vL =, opportunity 10 shl fihse''r' N' ="
lhiely M WIN H., land viii Apply 10 DAVID J RdScJ. r.
~" r. 's .I"'v. ale rs made by virin" y u nseitt - d. 10 INV,
lie ap",H an,n :, credit of hnr months Putchas''" ~ e''
t.,,J r.u secured, for the "'"' r prrcrIS Jr. {. 81. c.
lIy 81 -cXyH
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CITY SPRING ACADEMY

CTTY SPItTNE
BY THE REV. WILLIAM LoNE !.
= RETURN my sincere thanks 10 the gentlemen Of Richmond aud
IT. vicinity, who have entrusted me with the education "i Their
children during the past year
would respectfully inform them and the pubic generally. that
school shall be opened, u. v, on The l-t Oct"tcr, IN a new I,ild
Inp IN 7th street, between Clay and Marshall s!r.sir, OPPOSITE The
SQUARE N which ~ The residence 81 Mr Lyon.
TERMS PER ANSUM.
.s,, S,,I,,,n,lics Ser,nr Urpultmeut, STD IA
a. IA, Juntur do III w
,n,,, Eu,t,sh El,r.unn. 40 10
~ 80 I , ,Su,y,. each III w
Five months III advance.
In tins Academy. inr every twenty-five students, one assistan: shall
In. pnylted Ncnhci Iains nor expense shall be spared {" make 1t
r,liul 10 the fusl Academies III our county.
Sl.ic,Is il2iu lshy pa !arrd l., enIsrilG HE Iu:'inN tlASS ol
sny College IN The jnitsd States. WIN LOVE.
R,rLmnui. yd.July III