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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-04-21

PREsERv1Na Esas.- That method
" hlch shall prevent tho air from pene>
,rating the shell and at the same time
keep the yolk in the centre of the albu>
men or white, is the best for keeping
eggs for any length Of time, The method
given in the Southern Cultiuator. and
copied in the last volume Of the RURAL,
Of placing the eggs. small ends downs
wards, in holes bored in a board, large
enough TO hold the eggs-is very good
one where the object is not to keep them
a s,ea, while. Bythis means the egg is
ken. on its small end, and the yolk can,
not 40 readily sink to tho shell. il
The Farmers Companion gives a re-
cips by which eggs may be kept in good
condition for twelve-month. The eggs
are packed carefully away in water
tigh; Barrel, or in a large eafthen>ware
iar--earlhen-ware being better than wood
They are then covered with lime water
made Of fresh lime, with sufficient waite
10 make a thin liquid, which should be
cold when put to The eggs, aud the barre
Or lar kep,ii cool place. Packing II
ashes has been recommended in some
quarters, bui eggs will 500 spoil in ashes
are changed to alihick mucous-like sub
stance, that soon looks as tho twas badl!
| cooked in smoke. There probably is NJ
better mode than keeping them Immersed
lin lime water. II is cheap and sure.--
irrE-RuraI New Yorker aos
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WHOLE NO. $50.

The following scenes in a printing Of
fee, from the Evansville Journal, are q
correct picture Of what often occurs. II
seems that most people imagine that il is
the duty Of printers 10 accommodate them
gratis--just as il this devoted class of
persons should NO, be remuneratsd for
their time, labor, and outlay for materials
as well as other persons: i
V1slroR's TO OUR SANcTUM. AN old
fellow dropped into our Sanctum last
week, and the following conversation en-
sned:
"Are you the printer!"
ayes. sir" ,
"Well,huven'tyou got q paper 10 spare!
uin't able TO pay for one, bu! told the
old 'oman I'D bring her one, for she loves
TO read nightly" ,, q,
"TIere is one. Can't afford TO pay for
a paper3 Why, on rough guess, We.
would say you had spent fifty cents for
grog this very day" ,e..
"Now, see here, stranger," he replied,
looking at US with drunken cunningness,
"you're awfUlly mislaken-pve been treG-
ted."
We let him have the paper for the old
woman, satisfied as TO his poverty.
But the game day there came into tho
same room a very well dressed and bejew-
eled man--in face, figure and appearance,
gentleman and man of the world. He
addressed US very politely:
slave you any Of this mornings papers
on hand? / am on the Eclipse going
South, and would like to send several pa
pcrs to my friends up the riyer,'olei them
know | have been in your city"
There being none in the sanc!um at
thai moment wcsearehed up stains and
found three. a;gh,
"Wil you be so kind as TO envelope
them, siri ;a ~ ~
We took the boys duty upon our
hands, and in doment they were in
wrappers. Y
sNow sir,ahd excuse ne'fortrou6ling
you, can YOU not direct ihemi lhave a
crippled finger as you see," and held up
a mufled finger with ian kid on part Of
the same hand. a i.s
We directed the three papers according
10 his dictaiion. G hAsSi.iss
"You will much ohlige me,sir, BY send
ing them 10 the post Office, with your pa
pers," he said very politely, and with =
thank you sir for your trouble he bowed
very gracefully, ,and retired, without p'oll'
fering copper for your trouble ga
We have no doubt our amiable coun>
tenance would have made apicture at that
moment. After moment Of silent amaze
men, we opened the window and looked
after hun. He was pacing slowly down
| the street looking with a paironizlng alt
upon our Improvements, and evidently
principal owner Of the Eclipse. We hops
he eot further ou, Of town than his papers
did. ~
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! The total gold and silver coinage BY
the United s,a,ess from the establishs>
ment uf the Mint in, 1892, down 80 the
sls, Of October, 1853. period Of sixty
wears, amounts to $s7o,Oos, ,ls2 50. says
MI Guthrie in his last treasury sePort.
OF this $2ss, ,79o, ,565 so are in gold,
Jand Sseai7 ,s96 90 ailtsis
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and we have 9 ones again, or o.

A buckle. full Of copper coins was
found recently, in excavating for cellars
on land in Atkinson street, Boston
Some specimens bear the da,es Of l7s5
and r759. They were issued in the
reign Of George H., and have the ph'zzes
Of very jolly>looking individuals. The
coin was six fee. below the surface
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Fl According 10 the censusof 1850, the
slave population Of Kentucky amounted
to 9lo, ,gsl. By a recen, State census
il appears ,ha. the slaves now number
less Than 100000, giving a decrease Of
abou. 1900 within the last 4 years.
The above figures indicate a large slave
emigration from The State. lai gl'si la
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An ind;a.rubber omnibus is about be-
ing invealed, which, when jam full, will
held two more. e aao 4 #
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TIE FIGURE NINE.

This is a peculiar figure, with which
numerous tricks may be performed. No,
to mention the fact that the fundamental
rules Of arithmetic are proved b. the 9,
there are among others the following
curiosiies connected with the fgure:-
Add together as many mines as you
please, and the figures indicating the
amount, when added together, will be 8,
or 8 repeated. The same is true in
multiplying any number OF times-the
sum Of The figures in ,he produc, will be
8, or a number of mines. For instance: !:
Twice 9 are 1873 and l are nine,
Three times 9 are 27-2 and 7 are O..
-Four times 9 are 36-3 and 6 are 8.
And SO on, until We come to eleven
times 8 are 90; here we have two mines,
or ls, bIt / and s are O..
Twelve times 9 are l0S-1 and 0 and
8 are Q.
The curious student may carry this on
still further for amusement.
Another curiosity is exhibited in these
different products Of the 9 when multi>
Piled by the digiiS, az follows, the pro-
ducts being lS, ~, 36, As, Sc, reverse
these and we have the remaining pro-
ducts, 81, 63, 70, 81.
The 9 digi,s, |, 2, 4, 5,6,7,s 8, 9
when added, amount to S times 9; or in
stead Of adding, multiply Tie middle
figure by the last, and the amount viii
be the mysterious mines, or 45, and 4 ant
o. Ono. !, moro. let the diiei,s; as write,
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S64T975s2

Add the figures of the difference, and
once more we have tbs S mines or As,
or 8. asga :. .
We will now multiply the same figures
i2s45s7s9,
% d @oi
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and we have ones, and Of couTTc once
more.
Or lie. the upper series of numbers be
sub,rac,ed from The under:
96765432I
I234567S9
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19
June ) 2tawtl Ia
Fifty Town Lots for Sale at Auction.

hWlNG to the great demard for building lots in the
~ town OF Chrstinnsbnrg, of about 300 Acre.
admirably suited - this purpose has been laid off by
skilul an cx orienred engineer and will be sold on the
ground, by me- ON Tuesday, he ooh Of June, 1854.
commencing at 10 clock
These lois will extend tie town towards tho Virgin
in * Tennessee Railroai They vary in size from half
aere to twelve All of them front on vide and
convenient streets On many of these lots the
beautiful eminences for private residences be met
wiki anywhere, and on several % themurc FINE BOLD
LINE STONE SPRINGS.
The terms OF sale will be 6, -, anl 10 months with
interest rom the day Of sale Bonds with good curl
~ will be required, and lien retained. cop, Of the
plat and any iurtser information may be obnined by adj
dressing me at Chrst,ansburg Va. ELI PHLEGAR
NAV l5.cds
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BoTETOURT HOUSE

HUtHANANt Va.
GNllf subscribers hive lensed the argo and oommo.
u dios house recently erected by Capt. Jacob A.
Hnney On Bank street, in the nf Buchanan, and
low prepared to accommodate their friends and the
public &, morally Tho house is Convenient aud well ar.
rnnged, aud finished in style Unsurpassed by any
mousse IN the Valley of Virginia We have furnished it,
throughout. with aud handsome furniture and will
spare no pairs expense make il equal, in every
respect, to any house In Western Virginia Our ser
wants a,e eSper snoe' aud well trained, OUR STABLE
~ under the supervision oi gentleman who gives il
his entire ntteh ion with the nssstanco of good Ga.
t,r. lincks aud porters will always meet the pnokot
Boat arriving from Lynchburg for the convenience of
our visitors. for which fhnrge ia made
liavDga LIVERY STABLE connected with our
HOUSE, we can accommodate visitors who may wish 10
visit thePcaks of Otier or the Natural Bridge with
Hacks Buggies Saddle horses, on reasonable terms
Tn" paironngeoi the public is respectfully solicited
WALKER q. TURPIN
Jun I2-c I'm. JOHN A. WEIGH.
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Dagger's White SULPHUR Springs.

Wis delight 1t woteing ia' situated in tie coun.
~ OF Beeiourt Is miles nufth Of nucl anan (fle
present rminus ct navigation ON / q jane, River \
kanawaa Cam there heirg continuous line Of Pack.
cts from Richmond aud Lynchbufg that pace) ana on
the i'm mediate road loading from Lvnchbu-g to the
White Sulphur, in the county OF Greenhrer, is non
op ned for the reception visitors.
The efficacy o! this IN curing many fms of dis
ease and its brncing in, gr ting effects upon feeble
apd deblated persons snttle the special notice oil
those who visit tie mountains for heath;wlist the beau
tn ny by which j. surrounded, nd tho variety
of nnsemet T. that aorpd may Justly CHIN pass
ing call frum those who are in search Of pleasure.
Ihepropretnr. gtnteul for the liberal patronage he
has beretnore received hegs leave assure the public
thnt his accommodations f., the rres, nm.
PIE and of the first class. His TABLE and BAR are
furnished with the best the land affords and every ut
emit III will be pail by himself and assistants 10 lhr
comfort and enjoyment of guests.
The Stages connect regularly with the BontS Mt Bucl
ANN pas sing by these Springs the White Sulphur
also with the Va. Il Tenn Railroad Bufords. vim
Blu ,i,anan.
Fur adults 10y The week 50 90
=" horses - do ...-....-...i 90
. do. month"; u 90
Children and Servants HALF PRICE. Other charges
in prop rtion T. HATCHER.
Jun l5-d&c2m3
t>YH Richmond Wing. Examiner and Petersburg Intel
igen SIR copy weekly for six weeks and forward their
accounts To Iii. Office for paymcnt
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SATURDAY NIGHTS MAILS.
CONGRESS THURSDAY.
Mr.. Sumner ple ented q

rr-Mr. Sumner pie ented the creden-
sESeitib Hon. julius Rockwell, appointed by the
j. # the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
ffrIg, sar to Hon. Edward Everett, resigned;
s9 T. ? appeared, was qualified. and took his
b. 1T resolution giving the consent of Con-
~ :, tbe acceptance by Lieut.. +. NJ. Maury,
f',' navy. of gold medal from his Majesty
'9 i,, ~, If Sweden. was considered aud passed;
{ n," sIso joint resolution relating to the raft
heu ;a5ieent insane bill was taken up, and
lp r. Won spoke at considerable length in ia
IT, t, NE bill, and against the Presidents Veto
b O s.egard obtained the floor, and the Senate
ii,urned p...n,.s,.>,.r r,,,,,s H. -,
Hue sra,endment bill came up for consideration.
lTs I'll an of n Y, offered an amendment, the
" s. which would be to abolish the Post Of
4 e' nroaartment at the end of two years. After
p' ,he previous question on the bill was sec,
O"' paw The House went into committee, and
ndeo. lad 10 amend the civil and diplomatic ap-
bill. Numerous amendments were
EP P,ad when the committee rose, and the
use adjourned.
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Land for Sale i'm Nelson County,

Cd IN Pursuance of decretal orders of the ds-a
-A~Circu Court of Nelson county, pronounced on, Al
on the 4th day u October 1852 md the other on the
9h day of Mnv. 1854, la suit therein lepending in
which Henry Ii. Roberts in his own right aud us exec.
utor OF John NJ Roberts, decd is plaintiff, and Fountain
Roberts and others defendants: the undersigned
commissioners appointed by the Court LION Friday
ihe7th day OF july next sell the highest bidder on
the premises the tract OF land wherein John NJ ROBBERS
die Tor onciourfh cash, the residue on one two md
three equh annual payments the purchaser purchas.
ers 10 give bonds with good security and the title To
be retained as ultimate security The snI trant con-
tains about 1000 acres situated The heal waters
Of Back Creek about four miles from The bridge across
Rocksh River, Mt he stage rcad. 10 has on il com.
Portable Dwelling House. end convenient out hou ,es-
his Ia d viii be sold in entire tract or divided 10
sun purchasers II is perhaps half cleared aud is Of
original fine quality, and much of il is very good and
most OF it susceptible Of high state of improvements
and the nonnla portion, which is of good quality a.
bounds with choice timber, and hoid DIS range Tor stock
ami Is we adapted to the growth OF tobacco and grain
OF every description. 1t il deemed useless to say more
IN commentator of this nnd any persons desiring to
purchase will doubtless examine for themselves we re-
fer such TO W iam A. Roberts, who lives ON the land
or - Henry H. Roberts whose land is adjoining his
ALEXANDER FITZPATRICK
JOHN b SPIECE. Com rT'
% elm
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Land for Sale.

MY Tract of Land known CoIIington, lying on
Ifh Jnmes River, IN the unity of Nelson. containing
one THOUSAND ACRES. The james Rive Canal
divides the low grounds from the high hnd the bottom
nd contains about $50 acres, the high and low lands
are both in 3 od condition. On the place is an old
building continuing rooms aud the Fl anne work is in
good withdrawing been newly slingled md wealth.
erbonrdci for that purpose $1,000 would put the house
in good repair My price for this is s25 per acre
with bond ard good security, and lien the land
the purchase money he paid the expiration of IL
yenrs--the interest annually ana punctuuy. The ere
dit payment would be changed for cash o. ns rnent
payments if the purchaser desired it, Those disposed
tppnrchusc vii be shown the lands by the SuLscribe
my oycrseer who resides ON the Estate ad Looming.
My terms above stated nre unaltrraIc and none need
apply but those disposed to aocede them.
MAYO CABELL
Union ILL, Va.
n. Pos ession can be given any time By pay-
mem for Il e crop he land aud preparation NJ. c.
Oi,vGr11
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Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Nelson.

G# by yiltue ofn aeeter of ia Chcuit Court of I'm
EEL lam county, pronounced the 9Th dny ,i'-4-
May, 1854, in tie of ill'ams &c rs Duke 81 al
tie uadcrsigned, tie cemnifsoaer ppointed for TINT
purpose, will Thursday. N, 9th day of July 1854
rxpo,e tupphlle sale, npon the PREMISES nil tie rea
c-'ate nt witch 6eorl WiIiums, Of cson county died.
seized an possessed.
These lands very valuable, aud worthy the nten.
ton Of pun chesefs. They lie ON HAT CREEK about
IL niles west OF the Coun House ARE Ia u high state
of cutvati" and are si;u ted in desirable neighbor
innd. The tract Wew Brook upon which said
Williams resided, contains 3d4 Acres On this tract
there is large aud c,mmodods Brick Dwelling
House, with nll necessary cuthouses, IN good repuir
The barn, stable, tobae oo-hnuse. negro and
overseer's house ample lor the farm Adjoining
this is small tract of SO Acres
Within mile and half of it, is mountain tract
wholly IN timber, continuing 223 Acres
The other tract Chdsn Ridge, lies three les non tn
of Willow Brook contains i5S Acres; well tmbere,t
with the ol ina growth II The country; aud has upon II
IA sa" ard erist mill. here also all necessary
houses: ms hnrn,sable md tobacco houses There is Il
comfortable frame Dwelling House upon ii.
TEaMS:-These lands will be sold upon credit OF
two and three year the purchaser giving bon Dis
with good personal security the bonds To beaI interest
from the day of sale. and the title will be retained
ultimate security.
Possession for the purpose Of seeding. VII he given
the LIST day OF September, aud full possession the
first day Of January next.
may % ~tds CHARLES WILLIAMS, Comr.
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For Sale A Beautiful Farm
IN SOUTHMEsTERN YIRGINIA.


fONSlS1lNG BY accurate survey nine hundred and
~ thirty acres of which about six hundred ,tes mo
cleared, md upwards o. FIVE hundred acres well in
Gnss principally Clover and Timnhy. Except thirty
forty acres ofbottom and ying upon creek which
runs through the Farm is upland This tract of land
lies unusually we'll is finally wnterrd and ia beautifully
situated in Wythe County in the midst of II mountain
region-whose scenery, springs OF pure water, and
Summer climate u1supus ed by those OF my other
sect on of the State Il is four mics--over n good
rond-East of Wythevc, in n pleasant neighborhood
ard mile and a half from The Va g. Tenn Railroad.
When that is completed this tract Land will be
seven hours from Lynrhburg, twelve hours from CHI.
IN nd and nineteen hours from Balmore-so thn there
can be objection to its locality the of dis
lance from market; whilst by means of the same i'm
properen it will be within the reach If those seeking
from the heat of southern climate.
A. regards the Fencing, Gates and out.budings, this
tract is in a fine condition. Three or four hundred
yards of additional fencing will throw the whole tract
into enclosures of convenient sizes fore either grazing
cultivation, wCt tsere it upon every necessary
house. The dwelling is iious Frnme Building
containing four passages; with cellars and
is within stones throw of delightful Spring. The
title the above land is without shade upon it, and
general warranty deed will be executed the purchas.
A more detailed description deem unnecessary,
since prefer that shsud make offer for
tbs farm until they have examined it carefully Tor them
selves, confident thai inspection will increase
its value in the opinions OF purchasers
My reason for selling is my intended removal from the
S,ate-and | wish it distinctly understood iaat this
property IS for sac-not price unreasonable that
will give IT'D Tor its absolute market vnlue
As the subscriber desires to give persons from dis.
opportunity purchase he will moi lace him
self under obligations to amy desiring purchase
before the 25h fully, 1854 ALEX. S. BROWN
~ wtds
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THE AMERICAN MINISTER IN RussIA.-Mr.
SEYMOUR. it is said, was received with high hon
n: on reaching st. Petersburg but having, at
rs presentation to the Court, paid no attention
h a preyious intimation that it would be more
,preeabe to the Gar for him to appear in court
lTess. than in plain American clothes, he has
.nce. it is alleged, received very little notice
from any of the royal officials, and manifests a
J.nosition to leave St. Petersburg.
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IVY CREEK LAND FOR SALE.

q WE wish to sell CLAY MR. tract of land fTaa
s4-lyng upon Ivy Greek about one milo from Lii
Cay's crossing and eight rom Lynchburg. This very
valuable contains about 265 acres, about 50 of
which fertile bottom lands, and 20 in heavy original
growth. The improvements uPon ii consist of com
Portable dwelling house. and the necessary farm hou es
Apply VIM, q. Bullock the prem ises, or to Dr.
j V. Hobson, Ballsve =. O. Powhatan CO, Va.
trustees for MIS-. Lucy Bullock. may q. lIw I'm
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Escape of Shares.

CINCINNATI. June l5th.-Twenty-three ne
..os from Grant county, Kentucky, made their
oane ON Wednesday night-they, came down
n Licking River in disguise and crossed the
So below this city. They Immediately set out
81 Canada. r. pao,o oonn., H..
ockv, were arrested in the suburbs OF this city
al night, including TO four men and two women
nd three children. They presented deplora-
,1N ,;sbt One of the men was over 60 years of
p i.o They will be brought before the L. S.
Commissioner to-day.
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Valuable Groceries &c, for Sale,

DY virtue of deed OF trust executed 10 ns th, sub.
ID scribTs, by Thomns r Moormnn hearing date
MAY 18th lSJda OF record in the ler Office of tho
Hastings Court OF The city Of Lynehburg und for the
purposes therein named We viii sell by way public aue-
ton, on Wednesday the Dist June, 1854 ut 10 o'clock
at the store house occupied by said Moorman on Mum
street., Lynchburg, VERY VALUABLE STOCK OF
GROCERIES, which have been recently purchased
well selected, and couss of articles of the hes,
quality.
ALSO, share of Storh in the Lynohbure & Abng.
don Telegraph Company. slares in the Rocky
Mount Turnpike Company, horse and cart and one
horse-ca
TER MS-Cash To all sums under ffry dollars, and
as to all sums ct that aud over cred of sixty
days secured by negotiable Totes we'll endorsed.
JOELB. LEfTWICH,)
JAS f. PAYNE, }Tms. ees
f. w. PAGE,
~ All persons indebted TO + T. Moorman or 10 the
late concern oil Norman q Mnrtb nre requested to
make speedy payment US, their bonds, accounts SC
having been conveyed TO us.
JOEL b. LEFTWlCH,
JAS. +. PAYNE, }Tmuecs
I. w. PAGE,
June 2tawt l.
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Between Lynchburg and wythevilIe.

the Train is stopped for passenger between an,
Of the above named points, the charge WILDE made from
the point last passed by the Train. and charge viii
be less than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets Except those
who take the Jars where tickets sold,
will be charged by the conductor per cent. in al
doH to the regular Of faro. provided, however
that in sh,l he receive ess than ten, nor mera
than fifty cents from anyon passenger 10 any print
the road.
Servants will be required to have passes, 10
be left with the Ticket Agent and ore with the Con
which passes, must be explicit in granting the Vi
ege travel on the Free colored persons be
required to produce therree papersor they will not be
permitted travel on the
Jun l6 E. II GIL l., Cienl Sup't.
- All papers advertising for this Company will
please stopall adv rsements in relation Passenger
Enc and inscl the aboVe mites.
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Valuable Campbell Land for Sale.

A > AGENT FOR DR. CHAS E. ALEXANDER,
"A of Oregon, offer for sale his TRACT OF LAND,
lying on Senecl Creek, in the county of Campbell,
tuning by survey 765 Acres about 100 Of which
are first rate Greek bottoms about 400 Of which
are in woods and hrsrate tobacco land. The improve
ments suitnble fr small ia niy. There is any quar-
THY of lirsratc Timber the lana within less than
mile of good Saw.mI
The land is well adapted to the growth of tobacon,
wheni oats, corn und grass--the whole of the opel
and is now well set in Timothy and Herds Grass. S
deem further description of the land unnecessary
persons wishing to purchase will call examine for
themselves. | will take plea.u in showing the land
to any person wishing to purchase.
ap 3 cts JNO. d. ALEXANDER.