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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-21
Nf.,s MONT MINIS.

FIRE ON \ TEAIN-Dn Saturday c,-c
noon last. rs The down freight train on III.
Rutland aH'! burlington Railroad had ,a><.d
>'"!c li'tir ,li>:al.,'r hcyond Gl>>rt,'> S..,ioY
one o: ;hc clrS W, discovered, 10 he on fr...
" t'.'rr va ~ chance Of cx;inni;,'.if.e tn.
flames on ;l.c :, 4. li,. r,a,:c-rr,,l,. tn. L.--
possible speed :ol' chester. the car lr.;n. in =
. '''a2r on liz arrival there. 1t was Of COARSE
II o.rc !c;at,l!c,! from Tie train. In. too I,;r
:" ~, c'' dc FIRE. CT save Any -rcat l,o,t;ci.
Of The trci-!.t
The car was We, loaded will, ya,r:llc ~.
ticlc> ainon- which were some ciel'r larcr
casks OF butter: quite quantity G. ,,1tl,r
several packages of cC-~ ro'atocs: ca-:ii,.>
ana boxes OF books and papers. c,;c!,,;l, he
Ion-inc 10 >onac private library. Tia. ,ir:
latter flowed freely uIon TIE track. AMI -,
'lc'! arcrrI in pools The hooks wcrr r.au,
Of ;hcm iEorcucl.'v crca<cd anl >;n.,c,l. AID
others consumed. lra,inr ,.rc.l. V ,i~l ia.
owner would hardly rcrcc:,izr. IT, l..rr:or
and other a:"ic'c> were partly saved. IT,
loss i a serious enc.
The FIRE is SUPPOSED TO have car.ht from
the loroin"'ivr.-N dH,tpy Eri>',r.
r. w.. ~. ;.,..r,, Ill.,.
S,,r,.,,, rl,. ~,
t,;,,r,o.,or -, ,.,.
'''.'' "'i w. !'..
anu Nv" CUBS -'"f'" ""'''. rT. Ii.
K S'>>io"> q. The I. :. Circuit ans! District
Court for Vermont were Al Rutland. l.>; week.
.'ui-rs Nelson. CT New lo:k. AMI lrcuti,s.
OF M"H'rc.i'r, were present. Ia; little u>-
ness was transacted. .'H!-:iir,.! Tor ovcr Il l.
i'o WIS :eii:rF''! against i'r>. la Pans. of
Norwich ana WA Sweet OF Ii,::':i. for
traalUl"ttlv obtaining. Pension money for a
con,.I, o.. widow>ly a,r,.-;,..,,h. H.. -. t.,
., :,i,
- ''''- INV
''"''''' "''"'' '''' "'' Oh '"h-f'>> pissed III
49," lie time OF the drrca>c OF The husbands
was !ciorc that wear. and il was necessary lv
TIN, ~, that !, sbou,1 l.. ,,;,~ IT.. ,h.,..,,.
,.,,,,,I..,l,
W.. Su ,l.l =,
'' W ''' a.
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tell how long the toad had inhabited this snh-
tcrrarcan ahoic
The AEcrIc.-Thc whole number Of per-
sons on board the Arctic at the time OF the
collision was 3s3. Of these only - are
known to have escaped, though it is hoped
that some more who LETT in the two boats yet
to be accounted for may have been picked
up and taken to some place Of safety. Capt
Luce has arrived at New York. The course
pursued bv The officers and crew Of the boat,
save Capt. Luce. isscvercly ccnsured. After
they found there was TO safety on board The
sinking vessel, they monopolised the boats
and left the passengers to their fate. Not a
female cscarcd. See outside Of our paper
for the particulars of this awful calamity.
TIE ELECTIONS.
The orcsEalownSs given in our paper
last week of the result of Tie elections III
Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana, are more
than realized. The administration has been
routed as badly as the Russians at Scbistopol.
INDIANA.-Thc account from this State
from Cincinnati the 10th. run thus: I'VE
learn that the election Of ali TIE Anti Ne
bra>ka Congressman is certain; that there Is
an .Anti-Ecbra>ka majority in the Legislature,
and that The Anti Nebraska State ticket is
elected 10y from seven to ten Thousand MA ior-
iIv. j. is supposed that there is majority iii
the Legislature liz favor Of rrohi.,orv IL
quor law"
On'".-In this State nearly all the coun-
t:cs lave been heard from, and the Anti Ne
!ra>ka majority is over 10000. The entire
Congressional! delegation is Anti Nebraska
fE>N>ILvANIA.- The popular vote Is
a-ainss the administration bv from - 900 To
COCOON. The Legislature is n:i-;:dmini>tra-
Won in both branches OF the members of
Congress al! bat five probably. -ail bat seven
certainly - are opposed 10 Franklin Pierce
AID his policy. The Boston i}a~ Of; the Isl,
makes the :o!lowin. statement rr>,cctn. the
result III the FOREGOING three States: Two
wears since. Ohio, Pennsylvania ard Indiana
elected ,hr: Ell -ht supporters of the admin
'>'ra'ion to i"n't,en opponents. Thee SAFES
ha,c now elected seven a,n.ini,t~.,i,n men
70 fifty opposition. 4 net administration lo>,
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:, SatUl'iav, Vci. =
HfNATE.- Messages were EXCHANGED be-
tween the two Houses, that they w,r,. ,.,,.
a:'E prepared to Irorccd to The election Of =
,''''" states Senator for six wears from th;.
II" oil March next in execution. Ola icint or
der
he ballots were taken, sorted. and co,,,,-
ed, and were rs tol,w.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-21

tH'NA-lhn rebels are preparing to at
iacl. Canton. The fall of this place Is looked
l::oi u :. "n'a:ii.cst DESTINY"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-21

Mr.. Brown of Grand lie. directing TIE
COMMITTEE on Banks 10 inquire into tlr. rx,~-
'l"nov OF char;clin. an, Bank, at this >,.~
SON. and report To this House before report
ing any llll Mr.. Mclean moved TO Law Tie
resolution on the table which WIS op,o,rd L.,
Mr.. Brown, supported by Mr. Hot, kiss, AMI
agreed TO-
ne 'ovcrnor informed Tie House of m,
appointment of CHAtN.'EY II. U,>,,,< If
nn''ah'' as Secretary OF Civil and Military
-'i"i'>. aad that the Annual Executive Mes
sage VIII he communicated at IL o'clock TO-
morrow morning.
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VERMONT LEe:{SLATIRE.
THURSDAY, Oct. II, 1852.

IHt ESDAY, Oct. IL, 1907.
Pursuant 20 the Constitution, the members
elect of the senate and House Of Representa-
tiycS net at the STATE House at ~ o'clock y.
NJ
The House wa< called to order llv the Hon.
Daniel =. Thompson. Secretary Of State. an!
the ioIi was called and the oath administer
ed
The IIo,is" va, then directed to the cleo
ton g speaker. when Mr.. Field nominated.
and Mr. a>!.hu,n seconded. the Hon. GEO.
W. GEANnEn Of Nrrccnnc, Mr.. Ben am;n
nominated aud Mr. Harvey seconded the Hon
TroNt~ I;,rtIETT jr. 81 .vndon; and Ar
jude, inc Nominated She Hon. .InuN MclEAN
O. Ca!h The ballot ,c>u!,cI a> Inl.ows:
George W. G'aLdry, III
1h"~. Ear'lct:jr. -
John MLcan. %
Peter +. Wa>hburn, 1
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A',! Garter, Door Keeper.
\. Jones. j.. Asst do

'''". I. bate. MESSENGER
Balls introduced! and r,fc,rcl- Ev Mr.
Towers 10 establish Ike I.a,noiiIc E,,k =,
Johnson. IN Nr Gleason, 10 establish H.,
bank OF Richmond, - Scvcra.iv read l., and
- times. and referred To the committee ON
Banks by w rai-r. to extend the char
ter "t The Bank of Caledonia ana increase
II '"lI,ii II" X; read 1T and III times and
referred Ia cu!i;,nt:rc on Banks
H"r>E.-Hi!I> inrolucri- Mr. Jas
sri!n OF T.. I" alter and amend see. u elm,
- t. =. by Mr. Hr.nr. to amend seq, =,
clap - {. =: hv M Sanford of Wbi,iu.-
!'an 10 alter >rc. " ard rrj,cal sec. 10 Of
chap >: {. :. : ly Mr. Wheeler. r,lainc 10
Jurors Ices. (@p cents for irving each acron:)
>rN,:::ly referred 10 ;hc committee on Print
in,. Ny >.r. Din. to incorporate ;hc VII
m'hE:'n bank. {" committee on banks. I,v
Mr.. iia'dIn.. alpro}r:a;irr -ramm.r :, !.ooi
lands OF Orleans Co. part to academies il.
Derby. Irownin4ton an,! Craii>hlrv To COM
hii'cr on education. Ev Mr.. Mclean. 10
incorporate Tie Calo: bank; bv Mr.. Judc-
'inr, cNtrndln" charter OF bank of Ca!c.io-
Ili and r'ilar.ing the capital stock: bv Mr..
Mason. To Incorporate the bank Of II; edmond
10 he committee on Banks
he >rr-ra'!t-at- srm> rciortc,! the follow
me Isl ot "i'iccr~ OF The House. VIII: h wa. an
proved hy the %I.cahrr:- Newton Hosc. N,n,
krclcr. J.. j. i. Bates. BillincS. \. ILpun-
son. Monroe Poland. Officers Of the IIo,:,c.
l Ii" N'~aicr announced the
STANDING COMNIV1EES OF TIE
HOUSE.
We on': some Of Tie u':mpor,an: commit
Ices.
Va L''r;C7i;.-Mr. Bcrkwi,h orMi.!dl.!,a-
.E' -Ht~"n Of i,ichmosd. Carpenter Of Gull
'F': ''i'ion OF Ludlow. Nichols oil Wc.,.or,i
''"n'nln 81 Nri"c.. l!al!..tinr Of E,;..,J
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IT T-T'Nl. VTtt. T.
HfEAi".- The following Committees were
ann'Hn'"d On 50 mach o. the Governors
"'>>a-' as relates 10 temperance. Mc>srs.
Daniels. lioyt aud PAGE.
On El..> - Mc.>r>. Wheeler and lIarts-
horn
A'm'nai!cn> iv The Sergeant at Arms. for
Door Keeper and Assistant Door E,,,,cr
ara /! The Secretary. tor Messenger of rh.
Senate. wee coiti!Mlc,! Lv the Gear. a, fol.
lows.
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No MoEE B"ATs FoUND.-A DESPATCH
from Halifax the 18th says The steamer
Osprey, from st. Johns, n f., 1l,h inst
contrary to expectation. brought no far. her
'ldln.s Of Ike il!t:t'cd Arctic. The only re-
naming hope, therefore. is that some of the
remaining passengers may have been rescued
i'om pieces OF the wreck by passing vessels
"hioh have not We; reached any port
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-21

e. mother bear was trapped az We:
Concord on Monday, lHt a.:cr Ira.-in, IT,.
trap about hall ME he cot loose anl c>-
capped. 1t is supposed tha, he Wa a lazy
one, AZ trees were marked > fee: FROM ,h,.
groun" here ia" trap struck tn, I'll wlrn he
bear jumped. OHr h,~ been seen in The ii
cihitv as large As a ;hr,c year old"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-25
,,TEST BY TELEGRAPH.
la
= tic Richmond Enquirer.
,u oT THE STEAMER PACIFIC.

rr,v,I or THE STEAMER PACIFIC.
y,sr. July ai.-The steamer Pacific has at
with later dates from Europe. c,,top
r,E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., july - Nav
!h.ra lint no change in prices. SAFES Il
Ss.. m;dilinc ut ); cents; Upland m'nunmI anal,
ss !" have declined to9ls. F!onr-H rs'm." 3;
az. Ohio, 36s. hlte III" i
',ur WAR.-No battles Of importance nav, from
III o.hn Dec, huy, temporarily Withdrawn :nto
PC n,rs.o5, pr,.s;a Is forcing .A"S'''"
~ Nn,Ga,;r,S Strong suspicious were
~! ius,ria's good faith towards the -''"'S'
Isrcoyp pHspArcH.l ,;,,r 20.
,,,,on-lhe Brokers circulars s'; !; !" te,bly sup
,,amI and tia: the marker II -
VA ' Hv,'rh have an advantage OF about r..
- bns declined j.. t"rnls sc""''
/, "a nuc 70 Two >hiilinSs lower
=, Manchester trade was Gull. .,;,r
!.In1iW--T.e details OF the Spanish lnSu'', ,So,""
,,nnf;c:iur. The INSURGENTS h'a'"'".n :"..
'.ss through the country b' NV
~ wan Tbo rpssians were forming, and
The - ,bnn,ond between bucharest and
Nruh ~ IA Nrnteuffel has left Berlin tor Ber-
e p""" a,s IN, I,.snatch.l and is Il candidate Ill op.
. $" ;" now nra,e negotiations. 1t Is rumored
ein", C,sr will witldrwc all his troops into the
san territories during negotiations:
x.,;or's flee: has been withdrawal III consequence
i ,ss prevalence OF the Cholera at Gr"nsiaat. .,
Inc u M Imcrican agent. authorised to purchase
1 Is, .,;r rlsrkaway, bound from Liverpool to
iay ,"t Ind a row aboard. A man named Laren-
"LS 3 cr,.,l il, shot the Captain, named PREACHER.
p ~ n,o N,yini, was amongst those arrested.
THIRD pEsArcH.l
p. cholera i, still raging at st. Petersburg and
I"',| uhicl. was the reason that Admiral Napier
i !. rs. rumored in London that n secret Russian
aniona,.s. had arrived.
x V s5r,I was tranquil, and the Spanish rebels were
.:s.,,;ur towards -Andalusia.
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UNDERTAKING.
n.t,....I Ii tnI.N,n, NII.n, IL NI'DI

FIsK's PATENT METALlC BURIAL CASES:
WE have secured the privilege OF obtaining, direct
w from the manufacturer, Fisk's Burinl Casss, which
have attained to such general use. and which are SO highly
approved on account Of their neatncss, convenience and
durability.
The snio Of this article in Richmond heretofore hns been
exclusive, it having been confined TO one pcrron, through
whom nlone il could be Obtained. II has now been liberal
IL offered 10 others, and will be furnished to persons dcsi'
rng them AT rates below those heretofore demanded.
Is usual we have oil hand Wood Collins, Of every size
and character of finish, with shrouds, ana every thing
ncedful for such occasions.
Strict personal attention will be given to the employment
of Henrse and Carriages, and every necessary arrangement
made to accommodate those who may claim our services
on burial occssiOns.
Persons living i'll the country may command our services
in the matter of turnishins Cofils, with assurance OF
prompt attention. BiNfoRD ~ ohl En-
June I-c8t
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SCHOOL ~ GONDONSVILLE.


TANiIE nest sr--i"m OF ihs school VIII commence OIL thr
a. Lhh Srpirrhbtr a.1 ciCsr on the ith oi July follow.
lng.
Mr.. J. i. >IlEhiEE. 4. II. Instructor in Latin. Greek,
Frrirh. and German.
Mr.. DELAWARE kEMrEi. instructor IN Mathematics
"Iri Civil Engineering. and the Natural Sciences.
Mr.. kDSC!uSkO kEMPER, instructor ia Spanish and
the Elementary English hrarchCf.
Private instruction in Drawn. md Fcnring will be- civ.
IN 10 IL competent Instructor. Ia I'IOsc who may dcsir. il:
charge. cXirn.
TERNS:-For !onrI and Tuition. incIHling washing
and fuel, 5000 per session; uTrEnl! on entering the school
and thr Other on the 1t OF February.
Books and stationery aud candle, furnished NJ rpnt.
For further pu"tIculnr- refer L. my printed Catalogue
which viii he furnished upon application.
The following letter IL sulyOincl H. m appropriate III
Production Ui Mr. .:h"nr"r 10 MY iri"nt- mud the iMul.'.
"I'SNEESIry OF Va. July !. irji.
Understanding. llinl Mr.. JomN i. SIEAREr, II Master o
Arts u! the University nj Nirciniu, l. nbuut 10 u5sunI' tn,
dlic. Of a teacher ia M Academy, The undersigned TAKE
pleasure in stating rlht having had abundant CppCrunitie:
oi knowing his character. talents anal rf'a!unncnts. they fee
Justified In Recommending him cordially TO the pIbllc, a.
exceedingly we'll qualified To discharge with success ia,
Giicc of nh instructor of youth.
GESSNrR llARRrsnS. Prof. Al. lent Language.
WM. II. MCGuFFEY. Prof. Moral Philosophy.
II. SCIELE DE WERE, Prof Modern Luu;uHgrs.
Communications on husinrss slGuli be addressed ~ VIM
:. kcnprr. EDr!oa' nile, Va.
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Nm FRIDAY. tie h:st duy OF September icH;. the IN.
Z icr-rmri. Coiuni-s inIrr Il Ut the t.;rnlt cuu't Ui
lntir county. Va, will -rl, On ii" premises, IL, pablic auc.
ton, the csrHbi- hlu"rt known as me
WARM SPRINGS.
1t contnir, Ebout 3.Gt1 ""re. oi isni, .; which nearly i.HV
acre. CONSTITUTES II fine grazing Farm. Tic rr-;ducI, IluLn'
tr;n woe and, heavily 'innetrcd.
III .Dycncn.su IRE II very large, rcccnt!y comp!e!cd,)
well butt and coinnodlUur BRICK liptel al thT'c s!Otts :;
and n lc, o. number Of beautiful had wei. arranged Coz.
k"rl"r-. stables. barns, and O'hrr farming house.
The attraction. pi The establishment a. II place of resort
FIR h,,l.h ,uI Measure, consist OF the Mineral Waters
hi.hly esteemed for their medicinal v!rturs-aTd bnths vi
very large diGlrns.UiI-. (onr VI them nearly fifty feet di.
nnrt,r) and of the temperature at from ~ 10 !s o! Fuh.
THAT kind, hot .G pn--'d. il cqTniird, amy where else Ill the
world.
1n--. celebrated Mineral Baths nc .i'uHird in the in
vi.urnfing summer climate ot the Allegheny MOuTinins OF
Virginia, and IN a rr..Cn o: romantic beauty, which lmvc
made thcln The resort OF large crowds for many years, in
inc facilities OF access 10 them, ~ canals nnd railroads,
must multiply the numbers rcsoriine 10 tnCm, aud Greatly
enhance their value to their proprictO!t.
The TERMS o; sale will be a. follows: OnC.hi;h OF
the purchase money in cnsh. OlIc Commissioners will ac.
c,pr u lrsnii.bl" note at 10 day. -htl> inrtorily cndorscd,
~ l. Necessary to pay tho expenses of tho salc) For the
residue, bonds with good personal security will be required
for i'll payment. III cIunl inatninrnt-. ut one, two, tire.
and fur years from tho LAY Of sale, with intcrrst on each
instrument from the :l.t day Of October, ls"f, the title be
ing retained n further security.
Tnr purchaser will get possession On the .rSt dag Of No
v'rIbrr, lrJi.
On the said first day OF November, or the next fair day
ensuing. the undersigned, a. srclI Commissioners, Will -"l
all the household ami kitchen Frrni'urc of tho snbi.ii
Inrnr, being u full and sIirnb.I assortment.
JUiiS VI. PATTON, lc.
49, IN -. tIHI IT IfsIt 2 ''iuI %
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MADISON LAND FOX ~.ALE.

HNURSThNT to n decree al H." ClrcIi: CDUf, q! MHGi
ron, rendered ut tie May Term, lrIi, Ia rno-'Ii al
Thomas F.. ROwz"", rXor Of John li"w|rr, iced, nc I'M
,icr.igncd Commissioner. appointed iy -'ld t0,Tf, VIII. On
Tuesday,, the 18th dny of August r-Nt, proceed 'n ell. GA
the premises, nj public auction. III" TraC' IF l.hnd belong
III. 10 the lat" JOHN Ruwzrc, mnl Oh which il" resided ~
the time OF Es death.
Tie Lnnd i. situated about Icvru mile. -uuii.vc- 81 "i
MGii.on Court house. three from IN" liu" k.i@" NdcHr.
nmi2rd Roud. and eighteen from turi"m-yilc u pot. IL
adjoin- the lnnds OF WA. r. NicOi. Esq. tn! Utlor..
TIE Tract cCiI;nins 3Us acre.. has UH II 1t comfortable
Dwelling. with ON building-, Sc.
TIc Land Is very ,~rscrptihlr Of Improvement, IL" roll
brin. we'll ndHp;ci To- Glow, I ami plusi'r, ant il II" aid 4
wlEci! il Gun BE- nInGr II drtirihlr irTu.
TgRMS-CH-h sufficient, Ia pay TIE expense 81 III" suit
und -nlr, the residue IA ;EIcc equal payments - or. 1850
and three years. secure! by bonds AID approved security.
with interest from the date, and III" Ill" retained q add:-
tionMl security. THOMAS J.. kONIiE
July i-ctds Comm'r.
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SCHOOL ~ T.IUgUIEH.


A b y the first day "i mex: September, snail open Board
~ img School, for boy, at i!rnr"iu". FHrGuirr County,
Va. three uml II lslt mile from RrciurfOwn, II depot on
the Mnna. sa- Gap hrii Tiunl. and five mil. from Middle.
burI. lorrloun county. The subjects taught IL the school
will lr all the brnurllcs Of M English EdmrM.ion. Mntlc.
mates. Ancient Language. French, Spanish, Chemistry.
md N"iUrn! P!ulp-ovhy. Tho-c VIM expect to complete
their ciucnnom ut cur University, may br thoroughly pre-
pared To enter any Glass they cnpo-" in that institution
Tho expenses of II whole session at ten months. for bOard,
tuition. fuel. lights. Sc, will 10" two hundred dollar. puy'
rblr one halt III nivnnc". and the other the first Of F"brua'
~. If pupil rrmHirs With me Tor n leg time than nc
months. he will be- charged nj the rate OF twenty five dol
lars per month.
The location which hmvr selected Is very healthy and
very accessible. sly object j. 10 establish II permanent
school, and hope 10 succeed by n-iI. all ;hc proper
means within ny power Ia secure the comfort. happiness
and improvement Of my Pupil. uid tn. satisfaction o!
them parent. or crnrriinGls. lmvr hal several years TX
prriencc ~ u Teacher III tie school U. Mr. Franklin Minor
of Aihcmnrlr, md those who wish 10 learn of my qualh'
cations. ARE referred to linn for iu:Or!na'ion, and AFRO 10
tie iDllpwin. :"u.ciarn: The Faculty Us th' Enir"r-ny,
Col. II l.. Powell, AMI Gen. Asa Rogers 81 Lou'lcui, nmi
judge, Tylrr and Col. Lloyd Nnl"nd Of FnnqII,r.
q .My Post Oifcr is Midd!"burc, l.oI,iniin ro,ln'y,
IA WlLL.UUGIiBl W. TEBBS.
Juna 3D-ron
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MtNKEN RIVER. WITH Sl.AVL-, STOCKS, ~
PIGMENTS ASD CROPS.
Z OFFER Ut private snlr. Until "Wednesday lie u; d..
q ot November nest, tDn w.H'h. ~ IL" nest 'If
DAY. nii rom ''sy ro day. hlr!-, u"cr''-. ,'"'N'. lHli
nIriIis. sc. Will be- sold at hUciirn, "inurt "'r'T''. 10 U"
previously di-posrd Off, my TARA called liliruIf I.Hi IN
Kin: William, nearly opposT" Hanover Town. c"ni.inaE-
1000 acres. hl-o, Mnhi:on, on III" Hanover -Ii". co';"i"
Ing HbOl:. 40 Ecr"-. lmmriih'" possession ll''Ir mu' go
right to gather aud deliver the CROP grown. aud severed,
VIII d" rsotrvcd. Between three "nH four hundred "u'.
els Of wheat th' Isu"i quantity will have been ''"dcG -
regard Di.!irrllt Ilill Hs the mot fertile. ,u'ETn''. tn! pro
itnblc farm know. Also, uu:i, TTHsdayth" l':a !aE5"iN
nrNt, ION which, or tn" next inr 'i'y, Il sni" 81 land. Dee.
yrocs. s;ock~ ind crops. will b. made M auction ".thou'
rcsrrvc0 ! otter, privately. my hly"& Hill! farm. IN Nm.
William, containing l..2i ICfts A!iu. .-"hCr,-. muw "f'
in the encl'7Gr: OF Horn Q"mft'r, icing The i".i -; 90
from Bleak Hill Iy tine new t'rr% T,'i. and - "ri.
bought al Page c.tr,r. h-U. l.>. aero ct ,"H.. bought -
Temple. ard ~ acre.. bought Of I"yl,r's'-,r'" cL" -,"n..
rr I'urt Of III" last wCrn over 500 l'rus!..1 aGg.Is!- a.,
sycamore G-nv" farm. IT, Hanover cnUu;v.
also ci'rr Tor lease, as soon us the rN'"r'!y" im'1a''.
'nclis now beng IIaL' are r~UiHpir't|. !,r d tenn ol iGull
siN 10 Twelve years, my Horn QUnrf"r aI'. ~Ec.uuNr"
Grove Farms, Containing som" l.Ho acre.. st"tuH '."-'
inrnl- l. lrHs",i hcI'r:c the lu,h IrIUary. mort lN1 :l.''r.
Unusu,liy good lo,hins "ri healthy ~ Mulr-. jGrh., sc.
me hrri-. ."ck-, Implements md nDnri@''l!. t"ru";s- 80
good Engine. oil u horsepower. and Sinvc IIi.I-r aus
NIL Other properly OH 'ECsc two ttrlns. Will ~ n.d'' in tn
sale OF t!lnt dizzy: other wise the i"rn's, n"@:o' -'"cA- ma
crops " I'll be- sold az auction on the .T:n Oi February. "'".
oll :c-crrc, together WIKI til" household n'd Kitchen !r.
niiU.c, books, II !nrgr number oi oil paintings and cm-iaE.
ing-. siiver Md plated ware. sc, sc.
The crops mn!" upon each csta;" ior many E"a:s mhy ''
.rrn in tabular form. shown. the total rEd Hi-o iM' GUnI-
,iiy Cor each hand engaged IN the prod@cn-m.
The terms will ir for IHE,.s uii"r iiTn iiO'r GUHTi"r
"s,Ht") omr.third cnsh, the balance L"soi uhI" u"t'- mi'I'-t
added from date. secured 10y decd oil trust III iv'i. ami
payable III onc and TWO years irsth!m"u'-. The privilege
OF seeding wi, at this fal VIII be- allowed q purchaser. Tor
delivery IN Jnnlniy; o,E'r"!c - full C:cP WI h" seeded,
Ia he brs! nuHur"r. 10 hr disposed Of separately.
Onr-'h:r! I: the purchase money .: Horn Guar''r {" h"
held during my Wits life, nud lin" rr-:du" TO be- iHld lni
secured. To b." pril ~ above. Tt" slave WHO ,i'"':'" go
ing to Libciin. will BE- suld in .nnilir-. / very correct -
.inp,:. of the v.lu, of thee farm. may be md" .son, the
crop. how growing and secured upon rh"ra. Apply :"
GEORGE TAYLOR.
Erar Hanover Courihou-". or 20
GODDlN * AliEtSOS, bets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-25

uE II. GOODLOE, aided lay Mr.. sidney II. Owen, Jr.
q = and Nj. --- will open Il .cho"l Tor hoyf, nj Il' IT,
Sidcncc. near the Central Railroad. and fv" r'llc- west %
The University u: E:-.inin; III" session To begin III" II, u
september md end in lame. Instruction will be given II
English, Mathematics. Ancient and Modern Lan.uas' 90 aC
the Natural sciences.
TERMS.-Ionrd mud Tuition, per session, 900 hal
yearly in advance. md nj the rnmc rate Tor II shorter time
This will incluhr every "XprH-'.
Pot Office. Wooivilir Depot. .iii"lnHrlr county, Va.
REFERENCE, by permission, lntvrr-ity ct Nirg,rln
Professors Gr-sncr Harrison. w. II. MctiuHy, NJ. Scii'lt
u" We're. J. H. Minor. aud J. %ini:r DnviI. Charlottesville
Va, Gen. II. lryrun. Col r. }. Randolph, J. w. Sauml"T-
Franklin Minor. VIM. j. Robertson. md Alexander Rir'-
EeGuire-. Goldman, Va. Hon. Vim. e. kivrs. Richmond
+. Ii. Ruiin, nnl Dr.. +. e. GaOclL lirvmnn, Ala, Prot. II
Tuiwilcr. Tu~ci'.bia. Ala, Doctors \. ". Eurclay, y.
Houston md Vim. II. .%cwsomr. aberdeen: Mis-. Rev
l:fhup II. Paine. NJ. i'lcrtHui, Tenn. Dr. w. q. j. Hun
ter. july let !st Oct -iWii. requested TO copy