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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTELS C Pointer. Gasgue,
A Dozier, w B Hale, University of Va: W Sim
mons, T C Keats, Pittsylvania; A Lewis, II ii
Lewis, Lynchburg; n Williams, B Bailey and lady,
R Gilbert, N w Mann and lady, Amelia; Mrs r
Warwick, Lynchburg; c w Grandy, WILLIAMSBURG;
w Eggleston, Richmond; w Roy and lady.
Wake Co; ] Davis. Bedford; w Norwood, Va: II
Raymond, DR. w w Wilkins. lady. son and servant,
N Y: D H Strickland, Ala; w Withers, Miss john
son, c. Taylor, Farmville; + Carr, s R R; J w
mings. Va; II Appleberry, do; Walden, w N
Bell l. R; Palmer, Richmond; F A Hewins,
NY; NJ Darby, Miss M Darby. Miss P Darby. N Y; Mr.
Van Bibbn and lady. Washington;, W s Tapman;;
Home; C Baugher Baltic; = Wall; Petersburg; = !
w Blanks and lady, w Z Haskins, Miss Hardy,
Finch, GAINESVILLE.
AMERICAN HOTEL Garard and w A Hard
enbrook, N Y; VIM Chlles. Chas S Jones' Dr. M w
Quarles and Fl w Murray. Louisa Taylor and P
II Ward, Va: Warden, Va; VIM Wright. steam
ship Jamestown; J Johnson. Portsmouth; w Sneed,
Va;W Shuts, Phila; w Cloves. WILLIAMSBURG;
Z Champion, Columbus; R Mcdaniel. Lynch
burg; Gallaeer. Augusta; E O Fitzgerald, Cam
bridges w Fl Spealy and g Lucy, Va; McTurner,
WI; Smithson. j. and Mrs Smithson and daugh-
ter Miss; Burnett, Cal; c Dunstcr, N Y; J w
Penman, Geo; Mr. Spugg, Virginia; o Sampson, N
York.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-RA Clements. Liberty;
D Young Chas City; A Sim, Thos Sim, Chester
field E Grigg, Nottoway; A Raine, Buffalo
Springs; Jeter. Mast Jeter, Powhatan; Capt Smith.
Va; E P Scott w Scott Dinwiddie: M Gregory,
Petersburg Baker. E Keen, Va: Tinsley,
Pittsylvania; A w Applebury. E Seymore, c Poin-
dexter, Tenn; DR. Hardin, Wriehter j KEENAN,
Richmond; H Ward Green Springs; Benz Moody,
Chesterfield; Thos Taylor, J Taylor. Hanover; Dr.
Johnson Lunenburg; M Miller. Amelia; + Has
kins, Powhatan T J Spencer, Marysville.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE

i COUNTY OF HENRICO.-To George NJ Car
rim ston, Richard A. Darlington and Louisa, his wife
Eliza g., bis wife, Jonn HerroI, James Heron, and
Margaret Heron. children and heirs of Eliza J. Her
ron. who Eliza J. Adams. Burweil B. Mosely
and Patsey w, his wife, who was Patsey w. Adams,
David Minge and Elvira, his wife, who was Elvira
Adams, Richard Adams, Thomas Adams. John N
Van Lew, Elizabeth Van Lew, Joseph Knapp and
John N. Van Lew, Elizabeth Van Lew and Anna
Knapp children and heirs Of John Van Lew, de-
ceased assigpees of George W.. Adams. William d.
Taylor and Eliza A., his wife, who was Eliza A. Mar
shall. Thomas Marshall. Harden Burnley and vii.
liam Burnley heirs of William Marshall, deceased,
Eugene Darlington, Sarah Jane Darlington, A. Y.
Stokes and Margaret NJ, his wife, who was Margaret
NJ Pickett, Samuel P. Lathrop and Caroline c., his
wife. who was Caroline c. Pickett, which said Eu-
children aud heirs of Margaret Darlington. deceased
who was Margaret Adams, Richard H. Adams and
Margaret Adams, devisees of Richard Adams, de-
ceased. and their assigns and the heirs of
dead ofthe county aforesaid plaintiffs against James
Kinnard defendant.
Take notice, that | shall proceed. on FRIDAY, the
Manson in the county of Granville, in the State of
North Carolina, between the hours of sunrise and SUD-
set OF that day to take the deposition of Otis Man
tons of forcible entry and detainer pending in the
Circuit Court of Henrico, in which you are plaintiff
and am defendant; and If from any cause the taking
of said deposition should not be commenced COM
pleted the said day. then the taking Thereon will
be continued from time to time, OF from day to day.
at the same place and between the same hours OF
day until completed.
And further notify you, that at the residence of
Joseph c. Spalding attorney at law, in the town of
Weston in the county of Lewis, in the State of Viz
ginia, SHALL on the same day, to wit: the seventh
day of April, 1854. take the deposition of William
Hewlett to be read evidence tor me in the afore.
said suits pending in the aforesaid court and that if
the said deposition be not taken said day COM
pleted the taking of the will be continued from
time to time, from day to day, between the same
hours of day until completed.
JAMES KINNAIRD,
By his counsel.
Richmond, March 9Th, 1854. NH 8-law4w
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RICHMOND MARKETS, March =.
cnrrrcrEp DAILY.

The spring trade Il opening quite bskly among tbs
T1rv Good6 And Grocery establishments. The busi-
ness IN Breadstns ID dull dealers awaiting the next
news from Europe by steamer.
FLOUR.--In consequence OF the temporary sus-
enson or the canal to repair bresh
e. occasioned by the late fresh there il very little
Flour arriving Canal IL held at $780, but there are
no sales
white. are said to be the nominal quotations.
CORN-Ssles limited yesterday at 75c. per bushel
Sales OF several thousand bushels on Monday at that
rate.
OATS.--50 eta. per bushel
RYE.-The amount of Rye brought to this market
this winter, Is unusually large. 1t sells at 8O0S5 cts
per bushel,
GUANO-There 10 q very considerable supply Of
Guano in the city and fsrmeu are buying u freely
We quote Peruvian at 5000; Mexican $3.50, both
delivered at the depots.
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LABOR SAVING MAcHINE.-Att the corner
of I'd and Leigh streets Mr. f. j. CRUMP, master
carpenter, has put him up shop in which to carry
on his business, and which is about as convenient
establishment of that sort could well be- Mr.
merry for tenenting, morticing saving and boreing,
all of which are worked by a new and admirable
motive power driven DO one horse, which is amply
sufficient for all practical purposes. Mr. C. assures
us that he can drive his machinery much cheaper
by horse power than by steam. and for these rea-
sons: One horse is amply sufficient to supply all
the motive power he requires, and when the ma
chimes not at work, that same horse can be en-
ployed to haul the finished work where it is needed
and, then, when no other labor is to be performed
the horse can be used to the family carria ge t
draw the wife and children about Mr. Crump is
doing thriving business and is said to be most
excellent workman.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

PnorEcTioN BUfLD1No FUnD COMPANY
Notice The second monthly meeting Of this Com
pany win be held ct the Office in JAMES, BuILDfNc,
opposite Exchange Bank, on FRIDAY EVENING,
March 10th, at ~ o'clock, at which time tbs money
on hand will be loaned.
The monthly instalment Of one dollar on each
share must be paid in bsnksbs money before Tie hour
Of meeting.
The Secretary will be found on "wednesday and
Thursday ut the bookstore of Mr.. ames Woodhouse.
l59 Main st. On Friday, at the Office OF the ComPa-
ny. in Jamer building, Main 1t from O'Clock A. NJ
to 5 O'Clock r. NJ.
mhe --3t VIM. A. BUFFERS, Scc'y.
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ioN-inls elegantly Classical drama was pre.
sented at the theatre in Charleston last wee in
n'gniy commendatofy STYLE Mrs. Nova TT as
ion' happily portrayed that beautiful c barac.
ter.
NnS MELINDA JONES, we also observe, is play.
.ns non'eo 10 Mrs. MowATr's Juliet in Charl ,ston
Mrs' mowArr is believed to be the best J,.liex of
the day. and Mrs. JONES is highly applauded for
her Romeo. She can no doubt throw into ~
.e' a' much Oh Inc masculine as any woman or the
s'ase except perhaps MISS CHARLOTTE CusH sAs-
vu' s. mere Is something lacking in the be ct OF
'ne Je'aan'ne-mascaiiaep presentations.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, March I.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse. and
passengers.
SAILED,
Schr. Richmond, Harris, New York, mdse., d.
Currie.
Schr. j. Birdsall, Brdsall, New York, mdse, Talia-
ferro & Brother.
Steamship Jamestown Cayendy. New York. mds.
and passengers.
Steamer Belvdere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdse..
Ludlam Watson
Brig Roosevelt, Hobbs, Norfolk.
MEMORANDA.
The Schr. Gazette from Boston, reported yester-
day. experienced very heavy weather during her pas
sage losing jibboom &c The G., when so miles east
OF Cape May, fell in with topsail Schooner fuls OF
water. matches off and masts carried away; saw no
person on board and supposed the had taken to
the boat as there alongside On the stern,
in raised letters, were the words "MAJoR RING
GOLD"
New YORK March 6-Arrived, Schr. John Clark,
(of Fredericksburg) Stands, from Port au Prince;
schr. Orianna, Dodge, from Richmond
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NAVAL IMPREssMENT.-The London En-
aminer thinks very justly that an attempt to
carry out British impressment on American
vessels will lead to war with America
Nothing more certain. 1t recommends that
an act of Parliament should be passed at
once, solemnly proclaiming the total aboli-
ton of impressment.
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DEADLY WEAposs-Eyerv lad. twelv,

DEADLY WEAPONs.-Every lad twelve
years old, who has not been taught the improperly
of such conduct by his parents, is almost sure to
purchase pistol as soon as he can command the
means to do SO. While taking a walk on the out
skirts of the city, not far from the powder maya.
zine, yesterday, we came up with squad of seven
boys, six of whom had pistols and were firing at
mark. Is it all surprising that accidents occasion
ally happen from the use of firearms by boys
when they are permitted to carry them at their
pleasuref The wonder to us is that the accidents
are so few, and that they do not occasionally kill
each other by their carelessness
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MOTLEY AND BLAcKLEDGE-These two persons
were to be executed at WATERFORD, S. c., last Fri
day, for the barbarous murder of slave. They
were sent from the Jail of the Charleston, district
on the evening of Wednesday, but we have yet re-
ceived no account of the execution. The. Charles.
ton Standard of Friday says:
They have influential friends, and it wa greatly
apprehended that an effort would be mad to effect
their rescue. To avoid the possibility of this how
ever, detachment of the Charleston Light Dra
goons were started at 5 O'Clock, on Wednesday
morning to go by land to the place of execution.
while detachments of Artillery and Inta ntrv bau'
ing the prisoners in charge, left for the same place
on on Wednesday night. They proceeded on board
the Col. Myers, as far as Jacksonboro'. Is miles
from WATERFORD. and from that point were to
nave marched to the latter place, where n is SUD-
posed they arrived at an early hour on v esterdav
IL Is reported that even up to the hour of their
starting me prisoners expressed ccnfd, Ant belief
mat they would be rescued or shot NV tho =
before they could be hung. The ,nessure for the
cement OF the law are Wen concer ted and am,
suhicient that evasion or esc1pe is hard,T poss;.
ble Fo''f
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DIED.

On Monday night, the 9Th March, WILLIAM, son
of Joseph and Rebecca Marani, aged 81 months. The
funeral will take psce this Wednesday, morning. at
10 o'clock from st. Peters Church. The friends and
acauaintauces are requested to attend.
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In Observation-Disclosures Rrow,

IN IROUBLE.-W dtcnman Browning cap
tt1red calling himself William T. Bishop.
an protesting to be master of the schooner Prinee
Edward" which is said to have sailed from Peters
burg on Monday last and for representing himself as
the owner of Mr.. A. Thomas slave Simon. Bishop
asserts that he was drinking at the time-that the
negro told him he was free-that he liked him as a
sailor, and offered to give him pass because he be-
heved he had right to do So The Mayor contin.
ued the examination and remanded the prisoner
until to-day.
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- NA.nerine scott was convicted of infanticide. in
ne" orleans, on the 23d ut The Crescent s.vs
'ae crime was committed to hide her ep;lt and
sname In all probability as she had up to the tir,s
OF delivery, denied being eaciente The i,,rv -
dered averdict of 'Guilty without capital n,n;sh.
menf, and recommended her to the mercy ~ -.
court - VIC
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osA sTRIKE.--On Saturday last, the miners in
the Cumberland coal region had procession, car
rying banners, inscribed Forty cents DER ton =,
Victory or death |" They marched to the mines
at Laagdin. and prevented them from working al.
80 stopped those engaged at the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad mines. Serious trouble was apprehend.
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KATE CLARENDON or Necronancy in the Will
derness is the title of book just issued from the
prolific press of Peterson, Philadelphia, and we
will do 1.-THE justice to say that in typographical
execution, it issuperior to many of its predeces-
sors. Emerson Bennett, the author, has acquired
very good reputation in the walks of light ltera-
ture, which we have no doubt he sustains in the
work before US. The scene is laid on the bank of
the Ohio, above Cincinnati, and the writer claims
to give faithful picture of the early times, whe
danger hung upon every step of the bold phone er.
For sale at the several book stores in this citg.
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WIN. A. BUFFERS, see'y.

AUCTION NoTIcE.-Particula attention
ID requested to my Auction sale of stock of Groce,
ries and Household and Kitchen Furniture. THIS
MORNING, at 10 o'clock. at Mr.. Thomas Roach's,
on franklin street, two doors below Wall street.
THOMASW. KEESEE. Auct.
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INTERMENrs.-During the month of Fe1

DEMONSTRATING the month of Feb.
ruary last twenty eight persons buried in the
Shockoe Hill Cemetery twelve of whom were males
and sixteen were females. On the outside of the
enclosure five persons were interred-four males
and one female. We notice in passing through the
and otherwise identifying the last resting place of
their relatives aud friends but one group more at
tractive than the rest, were composed of three
handsome children, the oldest not over twelve
years of age, who were gathered around grave,
shedding copious showers of tears while their lit
tie hands were busily employed in planting slips of
willow upon the mound before them. A person at
work in the Cemetery, informed us that this trio
were composed OF orphan children, and that be.
meath them laid their MOTHER. Poor little things
we would cheerfully have attempted to console
them, had we not known they wept over their near
est and dearest friend, and that no words of ours
could heal the wounds from which their tender
hearts were then suffering
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l FOUND OvER.-Henry Bookener, charg
ed 18th assaulting Henry Throgmorton with hat
Chef held to bail for his good behaviour in the
sum If $50.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-Although painful

ITO THE PUBLIC.-Although painful
Il to me to be held up to the public gaze, deem
it duty alike due to myself to my friends and to
those with whom stand most tendery conn ected
and associated, take notice of matter which
of the reporters for the papers of the city have
in my opinion, very needlessy sent forth in their re-
spective papers, und er the head of "iocal newsn
By these reports the inference mi ht be. that I
had been engaged in some fracas in which had at
tempted to do violence to fellow-man | say this
might be the inference: whereas in in which
conceived at the time, l was wronged. and when
threatened. | believed, with assault, ! merely
enedtreat that would use weapon; in consequence
of which a complaint raised against me, under
element, which the complainant now egrets have
no doubt, as much as do and which has since been
Withdrawn at his own instance.
NH Sits VIM. I'll. GRAVES ).
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Fin Ep.-Dr. L. r. Waring was fine
81 ana costs for riding his horse across pave
sidewal &.
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ISrEMpERAsCE.-Wm. w. Anderton. ar
rested and Gagged by officer Tyler for being insensi
bly, drunk in the street. was committed to prison in
default of $50 for his good behavior.
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The SHIPPING, at Rockets, never look
ed more beautiful than on Sunday last, and since
that time to the present the wharyes have been
literally crowded with vessels, loading and unload
ne, while many others have been compelled to lie
outside and await their turns The city needs more
wharf room and must have it, to accommodate her
growing trade
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There were ll6 iuterments in the cemeteries q,
view Orleans during the week ending on the morn.
ing ofs6th February.
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SCR rLED.-The difficulty between w.
H. Ora, res and VIM. Reddy has been amicably adj
justed.
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pIsMIssED.-The summons against A. S.
B llgs for not barricading culyert On 18th street
wa dismissed, Mr.. B. having secured it in aproper
ma nner.
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Rel rAsrD.--Michael Sweeney gave bail
ycsterd, ", aud WAS released from prison.
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Inc senate Of Louisiana have passed bill pro.
aioiting inc sale Of swamp land scrip BY the State
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by fire during the current year, which was insured
in their office.
dividend of 5 per cent ON the capital stock has
been declared for the six months ending LIST March,
1e54-making l0per cent dividend for the past year
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SALE OF VALUABLE Town PROPERTY IN
DAEvILLE.-Persons who are prospecting"
in the direction of that rising and growing
section of the State, of which Danville is
the comercial centre, will be interested in the
advertisements in our paper this morning
signed by Messrs. B. w. DANIEL and BENJA-
MIN WATKINS, offering valuable town proper
ty in Danville, for sale. The sale of this pro-
perty, affords a good opportunity to persons
who desire to invest money there.
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF Rich
moNp.-At the solcita ton of nv friends announce
myself as q candidate for the Office Of HIGH CON.
STABLE ofthe city of Richmond. And IL IL should
be your pleasure to elect me, pledge myself to
every effort give satisfaction in the discharge OF
the duties of the Office.
fa q t. j..
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TIM 0sAHD OrxaA.- Madame Eoutar hss er.
sagsd he Do vrics 0psra Troupe, Including Ma
1snss Dc vdssand siedenburg and the snsise Ar.
Tia 0ehsstrs, end heivins series Of opsrasin
Nov Orleans.
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To THE VoTERs OF THE CITY OF Rich
MoNp-i take this method Of declaring myself cam
didate for HIGH CONSTABLE. Should the veters
think proper to confer the Office on me, It shall be
my greatest effort TO discharge the various duties OF
it with promptness and fidelity.
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To THE yorKns on rnK CuY w RlCH-
MorD-I sssin tendsr nv s.vvices IS ruv fr3spds md
fellow citizens for the olfcs 81 CITY OAU0EM-
Should i be Tour pleasure % elect me- my undivided
attention shaH Re devoted 70 the discharGe of tina
NH SLIM SAMPSON JONES
THE Voters Of the City are respec tfulIy
informed that am again Candldafs fcr rs.elscfion.
III. 6TkODIA,
Z NH S--dfd CITY 06useY.
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i. JONES LACKLAED.-OFFIcE OF HIGH
CoSsTABLE.-Wthout bis knowledge or solicitation,
T. JONES LAKELAND is recommended to the
people Of Richmond for this Office. He has proved
himself faithful and efficient Deputy. and after
paying Deputies, the Office 10 not valuable. To Q
Young man like him, who contributes to support
widowed mother and sisters, is the son of worthy
and estimabe citizen, formerly one Of the Tobacco
Inspectors Of Richmond, and is always faithful and
oblfg ng the Office IL desirable. 1t IL hoped he will
be considered as being in the line ofpromotion
Z fe l8-Imk CiVlLEM.
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The Legislature Of Texas has adjourned sias
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NH s--..-dfd

TO THE CITIZENS or RIcHM0ND. The
Clerk Of Richmond Hastings Court being compelled
by continued iii health TO reign his once present
myself before you Q candidate. :
Having been Deputy In the Office for nine years.
and having for the last FIVE month"; during the MEX
ness of my brother been the acting clerk, in court
peten to discharge all the duties Should II be your
pleasure to elect me- will perform all the duties of
Clerk with promptness and fidelity.
NH 7--dtde ROBERT HOWARD.
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NOTICE. again tender my services to
my friends and fellow citizens for the Office of HIGH
CONSTABLE in the city of Richmond, at the ensu-
ing election. Should IL be their pleasure to elect
it will be my pleasure to serve them to the best Of
my ability.
a31 GEO. w. TOLER.
NoTIcE-At the solicitation of many
friends and acquaintances, hereby announce self
candidate for the Office of HIGH CONSTABLE of the
city of Richmond.
fe S-ts d. BAKER, JR.
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To THE CITIZENS OF RIcHMoND.-The
undersigned conscientiousy persuaded that his ex.
perence, as assistant to Mr. lair, fwho declines
reelection would enable him to perform efficient
ly the duties pertaining to the Office of HIGH CON-
STABLE sffers himself candidate for the suffrages
of his fellow-citzens. Should they confer npon him
the honor of an election that office, he will exert
himself to thu utmost to fulfil its duties faithfully.
fe 7-tde* T. j. LAKELAND.
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By the request of my friends, ] announce
myself candidate for the Office Of HIGH CONSTA.
BILE of the City of Richmond, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
fe 6-dtd u.s.. B. T1NSLEY.
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/ ATTENTION, EAGLE INFANTRY.

fs.a V A l. U A 3 u E FARM, STOKE,
E: DWELLING, &C., IN ONE OF THE RICH.
EST COUNTIES IN THE STATE, FOR SALE -
We offer for sale Farm of between 200 and 800
acres of land in of the richest counties in the
State, in thickly settled neighborhood good soce
ty, and very healthy; about 80 miles from Lynch
burg and 100 miles from Richmond; IL miles from
Depot of the Danville Railroad, and about the
distance from the county seat. The sell is well
adapted 10 the growth of fine manufacturing tobacco,
wheat, and the other crops of the climate The inn
sage piazza and portico; kitchen, cabins, icehouse,
arriage-house, stables, blacksmth-shop, &c. &c,
and brick store-house of good size, for country
trade of about $9, 600 per ennum which is real
lied besides revenue of $500 to $780, derived from
private entertainment. Terms accommodating.
NH 8-lw GODD1N l. APPERSON.