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The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-16

The MAfpENs REyENaE.-The Edinburgh
Guardian tells good story Of a "Curious lmper-
tinent,' and the bare justice promptly awarded:
| ga pretty village on the neghboring coast, fire.
quented by SUMMER visitors, was lately the scene
Of rather an amusing incident. Taking advan-
tage of d lovely summer day, two young ladies
betook themselves to sheltered spot q little way
| up the coast, where they hoped to indulge in an
unmolested bathe. After the usual preliminary
proceedings, they had just accomplished the first
few dips when, to their CONSERVATION and disgust,
+ they observed young gentleman Of an inqulrlng
turn of mind seated on neighboring rock, and
intensely enjoying the scene. The impertinence
was aggravated by the fact that a powerful opera
glass was made the instrument Of a more minute
Inspection of their aquatic evolutions. The blush
| ing but indignant maidens remained in the water
| as long as was consistent with comfort and secu-
rity, in the hope that the stranger would with
draw, and leave them to, at least, their necessary
toilet, when, to their horror, he was observed 70
descend calmly from his elevation, divest himself
Of his atparel and proceed to battle in close prox-
unity But he had strangely miscalculated the
results for the spirit of the maidens was at last
aroused, and they secretly determined on bold
revenge. With an appearance OF insuited mod
esty, they timidly withdrew from the sea, and,
coi1cealing themselves behind a convenient rock,
proceeded to dress; then, folding up their bathing
gowns, they rushed upon the garments of the gen
tleman and bore them off in triumph. The I'M
fortunate man instantly comprehended his posi-
ton. A succession of shouts and supplications
followed the ladies in their fight growing fainter
and fainter as the distance increased; while the
gentleman, with considerable modesty, remained
in the water, evincng great agitation, and implor-
ing restitution; at first with stentorian lungs, and
subsequently in animated appropriate gestures;
but in vain-the insulted maidens were inexora-
ble AS the spot was very secluded, some hours
elapsed before he could make his situation known.
At length grinning rustic made his appearance,
and informed him that the stwa leddies had left
his ella es VII wench at the green, a mile ava ,
wha wadna gle them back without he paid pun
for taking care o. them, forby being penalty tor
affronting the leddies dookin'.' The penalty was
paid on the restitution of the garments. and the
unlucky wight quietly left the village, where the
Joke was already known, and the conduct OF the
damsels publicly approved Of The offender is now
suffering from a severe attack of rheumatism"
a. Home Journal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
In immense Goal Field In Market.

rENIf anaer.s ned ina lenss for fifteen yents a Coal
L field on New Rive. Montgomery Comfy within
ak miles of the Dept of the Nirginis and
+ Tennessee Railroad Srw River
Suohs the bonndless quantity md superiority Of this
cnnl TINT the undersigned IA induced from iis gfent
value and ultimate proitablenr... invite attention to-
wnrd. II fuf the ru of procuring additional aid In
its management lie will disposa Of his interest alto
Y. tler or such angeinents as may be accePs-
bic To my WIN may be To engage in the
.rprxe lis lease fifteen years with thf undspu
Inbia righ way over the lands, usc al Timber. &c.
Aud tho privilege secured after the fifteen years
pirc of renewing NIL tie Coal which mny be raised ia
lint time
The proximity of this magnificent mine of wealth to
lie great improvement of the State and being exactly
an the liue Il the brunch nl-Rond down New River
IRE considerations which make OF great value
distant lny.
Tho liberal policy which the Virginia and Tennessee
Rni-Road Company are pursning-by running out arms
ar the development ot the gteat mineral resources OF
the South west-is another consideration which will en-.
nance The value of the roaheds desire bring In
the market.
All communications the sub jet will receive prompt
attention md every facility In making personal nbsnrva'
iionA, afforded IL, the subscriber.
hayr appointed Jno. u, Loo, Esq. of L'nchburg,
my agent receive communications, and enter into ne
gotaons concerning future operation In this enterprise
Either MI Lee myself will respond promptly TO all
COMMUNICATIONS
My ldreas is Blaokshurg Montgomery County Va
oct 2sdseomif ISRAEL PRICE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
y. sLauGEETEx a Co..

4. SLAUGHTER a Co.
-. Al tho Il siaud Of &. & y y Sialfos
0rntns trim % Is 10 as,
Stoves, roal aud who'd, at from ~ 10 go.
Cooking Stoves ut $lg.
Pots. Ovens, and Kettles at &c per b..
Flat lions and fancy Rsngs, nj &c per ib.
Hat Rtcks, at - To IL.
Fancy Garden Chairs. at " tofH,
And my other articles Of Casng ut 30 per cent cheap
than thay can be furnished elsewhere.
The superior advantage Of buying castings from Us,
H. lla fany part of piece should be broken IL can be
mtnedaiyiy replaced lron foundry at very small
price whilst northern casting cannot be replaced NJ any
price, mud The whole piec becomes valueless.
Ia connection with easi iron depot, have open
ed dppnr for the Piedmont agricultural works, and
large SEED STORE.
Flows of every variety. al hom u so To 4l2
Hay and Straw Cutters. f10 TO $13,
Sinflr Cora-Sheers, at $40.
Double " 1913,
srmpers, at ".
Thermometer ehurns from O. TO 90.
And every other article that may be needed firm.
10 All articles obtained from are guaranteed to
be equd To any brought from the north elsewhere
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
For Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port Walthall Line.

Port Walthall Line.
HNIIE beautiful aud lavorilc stan,nbnth Ia =
i AUGUSTA, under I'M command oi Ss,-szzSTs7s1.
Capt. WIN, G. Smith 50 long and favorHbl, known To
the travelling community the Potomac and James
Rvcr) has resumed her pnce The line vim Port Wal
tha after hnving been lor1ughly rebuilt nnd fitted out
in tho elegant sly e, and furnished with Lie Boats,
Life Prescrvers, Force Pumps, and ali the appliances
required by Act Of Congress the safety al ss
engers.
The Cars running Il COZ nexion with he Augusta viii
leave Richmond md Petersburg Depot every Muu
day. Wednesdays frdny morn Int 90 &c ock N.
Persons arriving in Richmond by The Packet Bouts,
have but few steps 10 wink to thu Cars.
Returning the Augusta will envc Norfolk the inter-
noeda,s. viz Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturday, At
7 o'clock, A
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, AGO.. g. 90
Fare between Richmond, Goko's, Rings Mill and
Children over three years and not twelve
yenrs of age, half price.
Meals each. 90 30
Servants. through, --......-..----- 80
Servants any point the river .......---. 90
Meals ...... 49,. w -
nov 2.d&cts THOS. DODAMEAD, Snpt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
NEW ~ VALUABLE RELIGIOUS

NV N VALUABLE RELIGIOUS
= boOhn-lust received At Morse's Commission
House The following by Rev. Robert Phillips;
Devotional Guides-to tn, Doubling Cansc entious
ferpcxed, Devotional, Thoughtful
The Marys; or, b,aulies of Fem lie Holiness.
Martins; ar, varieties OF fcmale riety,
E" Ls las; or, dev"lofmcutof Female Character,
g" Hannaas; or Maternal influence on Sons,
Love OF the Spirit-trnced in His Works
The Young Mans Closet Library
The Martyr Lamb. by Thrummacher
Beckersteth, the Lords Suppcr
The Young Decipe, by Rev J. A Clark
Gathered Fragments, by do
Walk about Zion, by do
Pastors Testimony, do
Wilson's Saera Prisnta.
Keeps Double Witness of the Church.
keble's Christian Yenr.
Daily Steps towards Heaven,
Heavenly Hours
Communicate Manual
Sermons by Rev Samuel Davies
Evidences of Christiany,by fifteen clcrgymon of Viz
ginia. with Portraits
McCosh ON Divine Government
Bnnar's Morning of Joy aud Night of Weeping,
Morning and Night Watches,
Songs in the House Of my Pilgrimage,
Christ our example. by c Fry,
The Listener by do
Wheat Chalf, by Ryle,
Living Dead. by do
Pascal's Provincial Letters
The Family of Bethany by Bennett,
sabbath Musings, by c. Fry,
Pithy Papers. North American Indians, Grand Pa
rents Old Sea Captain Country Stories and Observations
by Old HUMPHREYS,
Widow Directed and Anxious enquirer, by James,
Thornlon's, Wainwright s,James nnd Spinekes' Fam
lily Prayers,
Tyng's Commentaries on 4 Gospels,
Barnes Notes on do job and lsauh,
The above, with other to mention will be
sold low. lnov2lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
lblic Sale of Valuable Real Estate

WILL SELL at Public Auction, all that part of the
Spring Valley" estate which has fallen to my
ion in the late division, comprising number of val
building lots adjoining the town, and Ii ACRES,
The plantation About 80 Acres of this is heavily
tdfd-Of portion of this will sell the wood on the
b. The rest Of the land will be sold in lots to suit
chasers
Acenrate fIals of the entire property will be rrady
be days before the sale, and can lie seen at the
nee , OF Miss Sarah L. Davis, Spring Valley.
hkMS; Liberal, and will be made known upon day
ale. Sale to begin on Monday tn 28th OF Nov, at
leek P M AMI to be continued on each succeeding
until the property is disposed Of
50 at the same time, will Re sold, the MANSION
WI Is Spring Ealley,with four Acres OF land attach
and number of very desirable building lots, the
PpeItyof Miss Sarah l.. Davis
lov IS codjt ISAAC UARTSHORN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
MCGOWAN 4 MARTIN. OFFER ,hsi,

lNH services to the public IA agents IN
RECEIVING g. FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for The snle ofnny md all kinds Of ountry Prodcn
Tint may be sont to their One of Us, agent.
Mr. Royn will be the Rail Road Depot every day
the arrival of Freight Cars for The purpose of receiving
aud taking charge my produce sent tn our care
The cosest attention givent tho receipt nnd de,iv
cry hoa Corn or Oats.
Lcr ,by mail or otherwise will be promptly attend
cd to- aug ~ dssts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
relegrapbed for the Daily vireinian.
lr. Van Buren, Declined Office.
Northern & Richmond Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. l9.-Mariin Van Buren WAS
certainly offered the office of Umpire of olaims
between the United States and Great Britain and
has declined. The Albany Atlas publishes his
letter of deenation
breadstutis were Grmcr but unchanged
BALTIMORE, Nov. l9.-Flour 90 80. White
wheat 10 10 30; Red wheat % To | 10 for
prime, White aud yellow corn &c.
RICHMOND, Nov l9.-Whcat-sl Is to 80 for
prime Red aud White. Other articles unohang-
ed.
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sEGARs a. ToHA eco.

II u a k ~ y - rs u y u.
M. I.ANGHORNE ~ SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEGARs AND TOBACCO or
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
TINE subscribers have constantly hand urge
i stock of HAVANA a. PRINCIPE SEGARS, OF
the approved brands which they feel confident
inferior in the market, and which will be sold at
the LOWEST CASH PRICES,
ORDERS from any part OF the Union will be promptly
met and entire satisfaction guaranteed to purchasers.
The following Brands are kepts onstantly on hand
sEGABs.
La Flor de Habana, La Sultana,
California, Las Tres Coronas,
Jcotencal La Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion Congustn,
In Fie de =. j. c., FL Leon de Orc .
La Teresita, Ell Nuptuno
Rio Hondo, Plantation,
Ell Programa, Figaro,
Las Tres Estreas La Norma.
Herman Cortez, Principles.
Lafayette, Nc, &c.
ToBACco.
Oronoco. Nectarine,
Gold Leaf, Cntuw5n,
Golden Peach, stanard, &c, 4 C..
September 8-dGcts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
Rush MOUNTAIN MILL stones

DKUSu MOUNTAIN MILL stones
- The undersigned are procuring from their cce-
rated quarry at the Bush Mountain, Montgomery
w. Mil Stones and Burrs of the very best qnlity. The
reputation of therH stones widely kto~r, but II
Railroad giving us Increased facilities in filling order.
We have APP ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston and Lea
& Johnson, Lynchburg agents for the sale of n.
who will receive orders and have them fulfilled
shortest no'ice.
Our Address, Blaeksburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
E Jones NJ. Williams, Danville. Va, Reynolds e. Co
Le,A lille. n. G. are also agents. iP& Co
Fob i4.dhcts
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,OTTCE CONTRADICTORY.
Coiingion 4 Ohio Railroad.


ID foIuSALS viii he received at the uiite ct thu
L Cuvngtti AMI Ohm Raund, IN Gnsinglan, Hnt
thr lath "t nscempcr next fer The graduation nnd
saHry ut about SEVENTY five mes ct Ilo nbove road 1T
which, the eastern portion, mprsiug thy miles lies
next wet IL Cosing,nn; ard tho western purijta,
consisting ii a',unt TWENTY-FIVE LIES. lies
between the kanawhu River Il thc mouth al Rig Sandy
la'ge shnrs nf the wnr to he lr-incading bridging
an runheing- i. heuy, anG dshable aud is we'll war.
tin the nttrnnn Of responsible ,tofs Tue
sertiaus If The above wofk now ready Tor
aminuien and the eastern narfinn will be prepared for
Inspection by tho slh If December.
Further information may be obtained ON applcatinn nj
the comsanys offices ut Gnvington aud Gaysndoitc.
BY order OF the Board,
CllAS II. FISK,
Chief Engineer.
n B-Thc Board of Public Works, oi Nitgiin,
der whose direction the Covineon and Ohio Railroad /.
u be constructed State account viii meet at CIV
ington tine 18th OF December, ahnyc mmed, for the
purpose of receiving anu acting the proposals that
fuay be offered. my lS.dSell5dcc
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- NEGROES FOR SALE.-By virtl

~ NEGROES FOR SALE.-By virtue
~ Of "A decree of the Circuit Court of Pittsylvana
oty shall on Monday the 2Sth inst, it being Court
at Halifax Courthouse sell tn the highest bid Ter
j Negroes, the property Of Julia c. Daniel,dec' d /,
listing of young men, women chidren-one boy
one gir-ull likely. One half of the purchase mon
1ue six months, and the balance dne in twelve
bnlhs. Sold for | division
JOHN d HUNT, Commissioner.
also at the time and place, shall sell ~
Ter NEGROES, say three men. one woman with
lrchlren, one woman with one child, four young wo
D. three BOYS AMI one girl.
he abnve Negroes are truly valuable and desirable
,oli FIR no fault. My object b, ing to raise money!
selected the lkeliest of my number, and can con
fnonsy recommend them. One of them is good
II Coos.
TERMS:
4)nem'f payable in six months. and the balance in
tlye Misunderstanding interest from the expiration. OF
\ first months.
a NV dlwct2Snov JOHN /. HUNT.
IL Richmond Examiner copy
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link g. LAW RENEE

A j link will continue the Foundry business ut the
above place He respectfully soics the patronage of
his friends and the public HI is prepared to furnish
all kinds Of Cnstings Mill Gearing. Threshng mach
ines, Fence mud Porch railing Hollow Ploughs and
Plough custngs ofnll kinds and szes in short, he is
prepared do all kinds of work done in other sim
liar embellishments. job work and repairing done
short notice ZiNk.
B-Mr. u. d. Lawrencet, authorized settle
me all the business of the firm of link & Lawrence.
dec 23-cts A j T..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21

TN PRESS-A HISTORY OF SUIT IN
| EQUITY and of an Action at Common Law, by A,
H. Sands. Esq, Counsellor at Law
This work embraces minute account OF all the steps
10 be taken in suit of EQUITY and action at Law,
from their commencement their termination; also,
the mode of enforcing judgments decrees together
with the manner of appeals writs Of error &C., &c.
Form. of bills answers and .ecrees ia Chancery; de
car atoms and judgments at Common Law, and cas-,
demuirers and replicatons appended; and chap
ter will be devoed specially the practice in the I'M
rod STATES Count A. NORRIS,
Publisher q. Bookseller,
nov l4.ts Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
CITY PROPERTY For

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY For
Snie.-fhc undersigned offers for sale the Home
4 Lot, 7rh street nj present occupied by VIM. NJ.
Blncktord, Es1r The house is comparatively new
Inns or rooms, with all necessary out houses and
fine garden nuaeied.
Apply 10 the undersigned, oi to Mr.. ID / : Peters
| yncEburg AUSTIN M. TREBLE.
Iuna 1 Srpnwt.
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Terms I:
] I. tETW
nov IL ctl6dec and as such COMMISSIONER

NOTIGE-The snbscriber,acting under DECREE
of the Circuit Court Of Halifax County rendered
in the case of the Bank of Vrg mia against Bark
and others will offer for sale public auction at Hal
lax Court House Monday the 28th November lS93,
,hp, being Court dav, all the REAL ESTATE conveyed
IN Y b rk sdale and the undersigned, as Irnstee by
Armistend Bark sdac Sr,, decd in decd dated l?th
March I345 of record IN the County Court OF Halifax
These Land, consist Of the tract on which A. Bafhs-
dale ST. resided at the time of his deuth, and OF tract
containing about -
Hs 81, 500 500 1855 ~ '1s SANDY Creek e q
MINIS DistIIery Nc Itis deemed unnecessary to give
any further description of said lands as i; IS presumed
,urchasers will examine for themselves.
f Bark sdalc Jr who lives at A. BarksdaIas former
residence will sh the property to those persons de-
string to purchase.
months from thc day of sale in equal instalmens Pui
cbnser giving bonds with approved security, and the IT,
a "a the lard retained till the whole of the purchase
money he rnd. --..... e
Asn Mt the SAM time and placc and in pursuance OF
rio same dec e. "A Negro Woman slave, and her SIX
children viii be sold for cash.
JOHN NJ. OTE1,
, o5,uoon,v s, ecia Commissioner
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GrOccry, Commission a. Forwarding
IL n SIN ESS

In all ils branches. Having made extensive arrange
nicnt4 for SHIPPING & FORWARDING Goods aud
Produce md from this pluce, he will be found rendy
ut all times to accommodate those who may favor him
with Their patronage His will at all times be
found supplied with every article suitable TO the wants
Ui his customers.
Persons forwarding by this line will end it much to
their advantage he will all time. insure the great
dispatch having Line Of BateanE from this point,
running up the river also direct line Of Freight Boats
between Buchanan, Lynrhburg and Richmond, all oil
which under the supcrintendance of experienced
and worthy managers thereby rendering il tho
sifest and expeditions line cenerag nj this p lce.
EY'Thc subscriber will also purchase all kinds OF
Produce brought to this market giving at all times
The best market price either in cash Barter.
w. A WHITE,
buchanan Va
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NJ EGG ROE y WANTEU-Thc subscriber
" continues in market for NEGROES, oi both
~, between the nges of 10 md 30 years. including Mo
chnnics such Blacksmhs aud Carpenters, md will
pay the highest market prices in eash His office Ia
newly erected brick building ist Lynch street, i'm
mcdlatcy in rcnr of the Fnrmois Bank, where he IA
prepared, (having erected buildings with that viow) To
board negroes Lynchburg for sale otherwise,
on rs moderate keep them 1t they
plnccd IN the Jail of the Corporation.
sept 10 dselm SETH WoODROOf.
SAINT. II RuowE. Jons II. SHOOK.
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FASHIONS FOR 1854.

S1IIZER has receive and in store largo
- nnd beautiful assortment of Gentlcmens fine
Fail style Dress Hats, viz;
Fine Molcskin Black d. White Beaver md Cassiros 70
HINTS, Of the latest and most approved styles, ndomod
for the which surp1ss any Hats that have yet
een offered for the inspection of this market, which
he most earnestly calls the utlen lon OF the citizens Of
Lyrcbnrg md surrounding country to give HIM call
where they get pretty Hats and good bargain. for
Cmh, VIM SITTER.
sept S-deets
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PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION

AT Greatly Reduced Prices.
MORRIS-Pubiishcr md BookSdicr-97 Nam
IA. Street, RICHMOND, Va VIII publish
Calls Virginia Reports-VoIs. /, and 3,
Hennng & Munford's Virginia Reports Vols,
Mnnford's Virginia Rcport-6 Vols.
Legh's = vol !,
All with with references to subsequent decisions
and over.rulcd casesby Lucan Minor Esq, Counsel
Ior Mt Law. nov l4tsl
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Real Estate at Auction.

Will SELL at Public Auction on Friday the 18th
g l3 o. lhl' month ut 3 o'clock, P NJ ONE ACRE
eRoJN ND, situated between 18th and l3th streets,
''lHg on the Lynchhurg and Salem turnpike, 264
, eng In the Immediate neighbour od of A. b. Pau
oa stand Terms liberal and made known at sale.
w. s. JONES,
wv ]. rs lnC 4 e.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
FUTURE DAYS
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SA lE.

nuRSf Ant Ia a ferree nf tie Circuit Court o thu
L eut ,rsnn If Lynrhtnrg, ri' nnn"eed at Tie M
vrnber tenn thereof IN the year 1879 IN hr case ol
T,ree, &c Is. Tyrcr. AID ais, the undersigned
Commissioners, vii proceed, on the 18th OF DE
GENDER nrxi, IT, sell. 10y way ef a1ic nnction in the
Lighr., bidder tr following ieu estair oi which the
late Richard T,,e., .,.' ; ;ris,. m
IN Main Street adinining the Warwick llnnse if"rt
ins % feet: A LOT & TENEMENT on Main Street.
adjoining Bruce's t,be A LOT AND TENEMENT,
ON Main Street irnfne go frct known ms the Farmers
Hotel; A LOT 4 TENEMENT on Main >.e,t 'front.'
inc sah leet used Tobacco Factory 10y j. ". Stone
A LOT & TENEMENT On TanYard Alley. in rear oil
Farmers Hotel. fronting % feet; a lot Il TENE
MENr ON Jeffcr.nn Sireetuscd tsa Commission House
lay Fnyette Stertoc, ESD. LOT ia Sandy Ho X. con.
tanning Acre; FOUR LOTS. continuing ! Acre each,
on Diamond Hill, Republican Spring; LOT ON
The Lyuehh0re and Salem Turnpike road adjoining the
Factory of Payne a. Crumpton, containing ! Acre;
LOT on Tan Yard Alley, htaiuing Acre, adJoining
the residence ol VIM. A. rabut,Es A LOT on Cooke
Street, adjoining ahe residence Il Price. Esq.
iainirg Acre and LOT ON FEDERAL HILL.
the residence of VIM. Crumpton Esq, containing
Acre.
All Of this property is desiruy locaed, ard is well
worth the attention of business and persons in want
Of sites Tor residences. The sale will be upon cred
il of six twelve aud eighteen months, for equal install
of the purchase money sub ect to the future up
proval of the Court The Purchasers will be required
give bonds with good personal security for the purchase
money and the title will be withheld us furthur
ly-subject resale in deault of the pa, ment of any
of the instnlmens, the become due.
JOHN II. TYREE, Co.,.
SAML TlREE. on" ~
nov l9-dtl9dec Express copy.)
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A MORRIS PUBLISHES
"A. Cul's Virginia Reports, Vols. a. and g.
Washingt0ns. Vols.
The Virginia Gases, by Brofkenbrough and Holmes-2
Vols
Tnte's Digested Index Of the Virginn Reports,
Tates Digest of the Laws of Virginia Ga new edit on
preparing- adapted to the new Code)
Tate mercan Form Book,
Tucker. Commentaries the Laws OF Vrsini1-2
Vols: va
Robinscns Foms,
Robi ,sons Practice. nov Ia Isl
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NORFOLK TRAIN

NohIpl5h IMAM
Leaves Richmond Monday " e'Inesduys mud ffiduys
o. A NJ, for Port Walthnll where ii connects with
the Steamboat Augusta Gnpt " G smith,lor Norfolk.
ror smouth, nnd all the intermediate places
Fare Nofol, Portsmouth ..-..--.....-...82 90
Meals each. -.--...--- 80
The freight all articles for Norfolk portsm,uth
ard the different landings the river, must be pnd IN
advance.
N. B.-scrynots travelling by.hcmselycs must be fur.
nished with passe., that one cnn be retained at
the office, mud be expressly stated an the puss
hntthey permitted To 70 the Cara or Bont,na the
pny be.
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