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SAVAGE & ALBEE
Juvenile Books

/. ARG G lot Of EnQli-h an' Ameticsn Juveniles.
~ Call aAe examine, at IS NJ in st. dtf G2
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Eoy,s'

MM A large assortment L
the most fashionable style
MI
VT n,
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HAIR OILS. &c
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.

Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for prcmotn
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty OF
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5 or 10000 Nursery Trees

OF THE choicest kinds Of Fruit, for sale by D. f
~ WHiFNEY orders received by Messis Lawrence
a Snrapua.
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! A B. W, Billiards. Counterfeit Com De
'M s9.nl4 tsct0r
NNTARRANTEp TO nstt CT spurious coin, Of G,Id or
IVY silver, Watches, iewelry sc. Sod sholssale
and retail, ~ HSven's 66 Main street, next door II
seipys. slpss is js g ssoass
80 e9s a#5esas. I'd 9s. 5,.ss i, ,ti s e
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AGENCY OF DR.. S. FIFCH's
Celebrated Medicines.

ETSED by him with such distinguished success in the
y cure of Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma
Heart Diseases Dyspepsia, Gonorrhea Piles, Female
Complaints &c. Also. Dr. s. Fitcl,'s Abdominal sup
porters Shoulder Braces Inhang Tubes, aud Lectures
Consumption, and the art of Preserving life and
health to old age. &C., N'ii CO.
RODOLPHUS BARI has been appointed agent
for the sale of the above goods, and will keepthem
stantly on hand his residence in Brimfeld only agent
for Portage County, Ohio -@-
n DIR. Fitcrs aGuide Book to nvalids, and direc-
ions for promoting health and instructions TO mothers,
n the management of children, may be had, gratuit-
ousy by calling for il at his residence above. An
extremely valuable book. II. BARD.
Brimfeld, Jan. 6, 1852. ..r 70
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Vim. Frazer,
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware
- Opposite The Bank, RauennG. =

CurLrRr.-Desert, dinner, carving, skiving ant
utcher knives
POCKET CUTLERY and sadders silk.
SrooEs-Tea, table and basling spoons.
ScissoRs, shears and thimbles.
COUNTER SCALEs-Steel yards, spring balances ano
djusted weight.
WIRE CT 9TH assorted and sand riddles.
MULEY MILL SAWS, Worral & Co.'s manufacture
Sash Saws.
Cross CUrT, lemons. hand and wood saws.
BROAD AXES, choppng axes and axehaichets.
DRAW SLAVES, framing and frmer chisels.
ADZEs and plane irons. -- r..-l
Hollow and carpenters augers bits, braces and gim
cts.
fILEs-M fiat, half round, raj tail, horse rasps and
taper files. 1
WHITE and mineral knob door locks and door han
dies.
NAns-A complete stock of cut wrought and finish
ing nails
PAINr and coffee mills.
TAiLoRs G EEsE aud smoothing irons
Crow BARS, matiocks grubbng hoes and stone ham,
mers.
CHAINs-Iog, trnce and halter chains
WHIPS AND EAsHEs.
FLY NETs-Lnnen, cotton, and worsted. g.,
SApDLERY-The most extens We stock ever oteleu ,u
in this market, including recent improvements Aso
great variety of goods, not usually kept IN
b1ishments.
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q PIRiIUALI Judge Edmonds work
dec 21. HALLS BOOK STORE.
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NEW FALL
WINTER GOODS

i So, WINTER GOODS
~ GREEN FIELDER. has ust received the
largest and most splendid stock of the best and latest
stve of Fall and Winter Goods brought to this
tion of the country which for style finish and durability
cannot be surpassed N stock of over coats consists of
the following kinds pilot beaver mohair ngerhead pc
tersham blanket, felt, broad CLOTH and satinet.
Also endless variety oek dress sack and box coats
pants vests and boys clothing of every KIND quality and
color ~ s-s =tsa' ~
Furnishing Goods,
From the finest white linen to the cheapest hickory shirts
wrappers drawers socks gloves cravats stocks neck ties
sspenders handkerchef, Shirts collars trunks valises
carpet bags umbrellas. india Rubbers coatslegns etc etc.
Come one, come all and give me cali,
it' - And will tryto suityou all.
--- .s--.- 30. -; 80 C. GREENFIELDER.
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$4,000 POUNDS BUT TER WANTED,
IlOR which we will pay sixteen cents per
j. pound in goods Mt the lepest cashprics
-g #aH c. & J. c. PRENTIs6.
Ravenna Sept. 2sth 1855.
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Furniture for 1854,

n TAKE pleasure in announcing TO my Gus
z toners and others the arrival of my winter supply
of Furniture which the largest and best assortment
yet had the pleasureof offering for sale embracing
every variety of paror and furniture such
fas spring parlor and Rocking chairs, Mahogany
and Marble top Paror Tables walnut cherry and curl
maple Dining, Breakfast Hall, Card and Dress Tables
cottage common and work ands. walnut. cherry and
mahogany Bureaus, Secretaries and Bookcases. %
different styles of cane Chairs, different styles
children chars different patterns of cottage Bedsteads
different patterns of common do. Meodeon Stools,
Office and Desk Cha irs; Marble top and common single
and double wash stands. large lot ofLooking Glass
Pictures and Picture Frames. Stand and Table oil
Cloths, &C. all of which will be sold prices
ponding with the following:
Common drawer bureau So and upwards. q
Tables So to 81. Common Bedstead $23 10 S31.
Cane seat Chairs, SIS TO $40. Common Chairs $50.
Boston Rocking Chairs S2l.
Common drawer Stand los to 12s. Wash stands So.
will pay particular attention funeral furnishing
shall keep cofns hand from 81 TO 81 feet long, will
pay cash for good Black Walnut and Cherry Lumber at
all lines delivered my shop Main street, door
east of 'Olo Star" Office. y.a.., =. }-- -,--
also employ few experienced workmen and can Gll
any order short notice. |
1851 Iy T.G. PHILLIPS. g.
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cAMPBELLsPoRT STORE!
NEW GOODS..


NJ E are yet in Campbellsport on account o.
w the slow progress of Block in Ravenna
but Notwithstanding its slow growth not behind
the times in STYLE quality quantity prices of goods
Come and see. one and ALL and be satisfied We have
fine variety ladies dress goods: such plain and fig
ured black silks; plain and figured ehapgeable
be had reasonable terms in any other store
in the county. DeLaines DeBegis Madonna CLOTH, alpae
cas- Gashmeres and endless variety of gnghams print
&c. Collars under-seeves edgings black and blue sill
va all prices and the cheapest lot of hosiery that has
been offered. z. it, t.s- - .r
We ask all gentlemen to examine our wooen goods for
we will sell them cheap did three years ago.
you don't believe it, and see. e5
Our stock of Boots and Shoes is compete can fit an,
thing in the shape of humanity; any Foot from two to
fourteen inches. g 7-. - - $50 :
Awho wish get the best double sole coarse boot
$275 this side Lynn let them come to the Campbeipor
Store. --r-t .r,'.
All kinds of groceries queensware sand hardware on
hand. Come and look at goods while we are yet in
Campbellsport for they will be cheaper We
pect to 7acn, if not in 1853 look for pros
peet in 1854 We shall be happy to receive good share
r Oct J. II. BOSTWICK & co.
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NE w BIO OK s.

UNCLE TOMS CABlN-Paper and cloth binding.
GIDDINGs SPEECHES, new and beautiful Vol
ume with a Portrait, just published.
PULTE's PHYsIcIAN-Latest edition with val
liable improvements.
SHADY SIDE-or scenes in the life of Country
Pastor, very attractive and popular Book.
KEY TO UNCLE TOMS CABIN-Bound in cloth
and in paper covers. Uncle Toms Cabin and Key
bound in one volume.
Pocket Maps of Western States, U. S. States
and of Ohio
New Books constantly arriving. Call and ex-
anime them at {. HALLS Book STORE.
May II. 1858.
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Sash, Blinds, Chairs, &c.
Bargains, Bargains,

TTGHE stock of goods in STAcET's we'll known
IL Fancy Store. Cleveland hus. has been as
signed for the benefit of creditors. have accept
ed the trust of closing the concern, and have re-
moved the stock remaining unsold. to my Book
Stare in Ravenna. zzrg. frlF
The stock consists of good assortment fJetoelry
very large assortment of Perfumery and toilet
articles, Shawis, Combs, Dress Ribbons. Dress
Buttons Satches, Violins, Guitars. Bows, a large
assortment of strings, sheet music, ard great
riefy of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention.
Most Of the articles are such as do not keep
and do not intend to keep sale at my Store. and
hence it is desirable to clear out this stock as soon
as possible. ! am instructed to SELL positively, at
New York prices. without adding the cost trans
portation, in order to close the concern speedily.
AS these instructions will be strictly adhered to.
this presents rare opportunity to obtain useful
and desirable articles at cheap rate.
1 would invite the attention of Pedlars and coun-
try Merchants to the large and elegant stock OF
perfumery and other articles which can here be
| attained cheapear and better than they can gel
them in New Nork.
| Call at Halls Book Store and examine these
| articles a L. w. HALL, Assignee.
Ravenna, April 11th, 1853. @
Sentinel aud Uhig please copy.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
MUST BE NOLD.

w UO BE SULIJ.
ME STACEY STOCK, consisting of Jewelrv
- Shawls: Perfnmery, &C.. &c must positively he
goa py the first of January if possible This consern
n a' pc closed and the articles bonafde Cosr PRi.
must afford bargains. Call HallsBook Store
Nov ID. 1883 L. '" ma hi'' assignee.
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Halls Book Store.
NEW BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY

EUST received for The Fall and Winter
eD trade. Among our miscellaneous works may be
found the following:
The Mysterious Parchment or Satanic License.
Afapletan or More Work for the Maine Law.
Isaac 7 Hopper a true Life, by l.. Marin Child.
The Second War with England, by J. 7. Headey
Father Brish, Hopes-Hearts and Faces-Dodd' s
Lecture to Young Men-Successful Merchant-Vil!age
Backsmith-P tales by T S Arthur: For The in.
strucion and entertainment ofthe little FOLKS"
sortment ia complete.
All the School Books used in town and county Of
fered for sale cheap.
STANDARD, Historical, Biographical, and Poetical
works. just received.
Stationery-Iel,er Paper, PLAIN and gilt, Bath Paris,
superfne laId and dcomn,ercia
Foolscap, good stock. Bill, Counting House. and
Legal Cap.
Envelopes. NIL sizes and kinds.
Maynard & Noyes Ink, the best that is now made.
Fabers' Pencils. some beautiful ivory tops. &c.
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TO THE FAsH1oMABLE.

A. B o u G. He.
Late Foreman to Mr. John Gis Boot Manufacturer.
wSsN HAS c,rnmenced the boot and shoe manufacture
SEV ing, one door South of the C curt House. and
hsEAewould solicit share of public patronage and
hopes from his long experience in the business to give
full satisfaction all who may be pleased to
him. He intends to manufacture the following kinds:
Gentiemens French Calf sewed and pegged Boots
Opera patent leather Tongue Roots seed and pegged
and many other fashions too numerous to mention.
He intends TO conine himself principally to the manu-
facture OF G Gentlemen's ware. lzr.7
Repairing done in good order and on short notice
Particular attention paid to cash customers
Kavenna, fehruary yin, 1853 l207-ly
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20 q "a LBS. Sal Soda. 100 las Putty in
" u " btadders 25 lb kegs zinc paint in oil pol
shing Putty for MARBLE lb Bos chloride me bronze,
gold leaf &C.,
SPONGE, a great variety, Twine-linen and cotton,
bottle wax. corkscrews, corks of ever description.
BlIsterng tissue, Seilitz Powders
EXTRACT of cammonlile, ext rhubnTh, ext. aconlte,
ext hops Quassia ext valeran syrup Iolide Iron
phosphate lime, pure cod liver OIL iie zinc
MoKTAKs.-wedgewood and porcelain, trusses syrin
ges-glnss and metal, Thermonefers.t = -
FLAvoRtSG e FxTRAcTs.-alace, nnmegs, cinnamon,
cloves ground alspice, ground pepper, mustard &c.
SO cent tea coffee, black lea, cocoa chocolate rice
raIsins rIna starch crushed and grained sugar
ROSE PINK, Paris greel Chrome green, Prtissan blue
fig blue. ultra marine, emery, smaits sand paper
Emmersons hair restorai We, kaithnrisn, Phalors In
vigorator fricopherous hair tonic hair dyes oils per
fumery, fancy snnps &C.
Bird seeds fish bone &c
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GOOD MEDECINE..
STABLER'S
DIARRHEA CORDIAL

The valuable medicine above named are not empiri-
CAL but are prspased agreement with the experience
of the learned and udcious practitioners
the proprietors and those who them from loss and
imposition, the competent paris have been. made
known, con6dentally, from time to lime. 10 perhaps
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Labor Saving Machine.

EEN HE Subscriber having purchased SUPP
4 GlO8 PLANNING NAGN1MHs sh-
to inform the public generally that he is prepa tc
plane Tongue and Groove Flooring to order sho1,
tce also. dress any thickness both sides
under fourteen inches wide much less than it
be done for by hand. All who wish money, vii
do well to bring their lumber in and get done by
chine. All work will be done in workmanlke
GsS- Please give him call, at Messrs Hitchcock & NJ
House. s- ...-- GEORGE MELWAIN.
Ravenna July 9th 1853 1227-1
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The pss-yagum nerve al not rneh nvolvo eae 49,.
ton OF rspEaon; dsath occurred ID the eass offke
msssss Il sSs ss ~ xsss ~ Is s,sss aas
involved IN the injured oresaA man thus sniure1
ass ..s T.: .ss e ss.i s;s: e e s 3.
Dr. - MAisaALL called Esrrssssd the spiniea
opinion u would Be shocE - fhs SySfSn fson vheh
G09se co9is 4 aos readily rsesyer. T
being q me Pr.s6sssrssa Church ~ sisss q he
murder Y company with Kinney, snd NV
with youug lady whom he "a net knoAw. "a soon
the c.sss Soss ssas ssss:1 E
Cd him On tie shoulder ssd ssss m
ss S;ss gel .s ss.s & a s ss.
that there hsd bssn some dlssley between the par.
ties walked 70 the steps Of the ehasch and w-fsnsd
until they got to the corner, they (witnsos and NeKl
turned into the church In ten miputes after heard
ma foS put; va y 80
When Christian asked Blackburn out Sc hs1 on
sack coat buttcned up. seick undsr Ms eft q
e = s
had,) and both hapds In his oysrcoqg pockess.-
ss ne tsina: had NC ssshd on hs fur.
sa.s y az ssS os II. reeo.et
nos notice very psTtisaisriy. whss hs ssssrsd the
vestibule c. wasxanding in Il to his1ef and nsarsr
to tho left hand inaer door-his facs fronting the
front door. Did not think B. saw him TIL he came
up He went into church just before witness, and
could not see him if be looked to the ls Had heard
OF the difficulty ON Saturday, but dd not know fYon
Cadet Ro N. McKiNsEY Y called Cor.oborated the
tatement made BY Cadet Mathew Asto Whst passed
10 church. Did not remember what remark he made
TO Blackburn, who answered, was about 10 do 90,
when Chrinian stepped up and touched blm. In an
g nssauess sse 2 sSwss rns e.: VEIL
about their watching the parties certain distauce
he stated that he concluded from their going 90 far
that they wanted to talk the mattef over In private
{ Cyoss-ezamined By defenee ee-7There was some con-
.traint In Cs manner-he looked aeitsted and pale.
He addressed B. Politely bat seriously. Had heard
If the difficulty he thinks from Nr. Homer. Heard
If it Saturday night He thoueht IL was not gene
ally known In the Institutes He hesuf the remark
hat it had beer kettled: but not fnou Mr.. Homer.
some one at table said IL had ell plsSed over.
The Court here adjourned for the1ay.s
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SPIRIT OF THE pRESv

Saturdays Mail, In explanation of an opinion ex.
pressed on the previous day that any action on the
subject of the Pacific Railroad by the Charleston
Convention would be unwise and iniudicious
says:
we are not be understood as denying the inti
mate connexion which exists between Southern
independence and Q ses stem of internal improve.
ments-or that it would be possible to secure the
former without the aid ofthe latter Our structures
were penned with direct reference to the Pacific
hailroad-a subject with which at this time the
Charleston Convention should not in our opinion.
have anything to do.
The Mail is not insensible TO the importance of a
railroad to the Pacific but thinks it too soon to ae
tate that subject. The strength and resources OF the
South should be concentrated upon internal i'm.
provements within the Southern States. When we
have built up export and an import trade and pro-
periy developed the resources ofthe South our inde.
pendence will be secured at once, and without furth-
er effort Pacific Railroad will then swell the tide
and will be acceptable to the South
At present 1t is only bone of contention among
those who should be entirely har monious and undi
vded.
The Penny Post has long review OF book enti-
tied Russian Shores of the Black Sea-
The Enquirer regrets that the opponents of the
Gadsden Treaty have modified its conditions as
to destroy its value to this country and to render
1t absolutely repulsive to the Mexican government
among the reasons which the Enquirer suggests as
having provoked the hostility of the Northern Sem
ators and Press, is that the Treaty secured South
ern route for the Pacific Railroad. The ENQUIRER
regards the Pacific Railroad as a chimera, and is
not particularly anxious to tempt the government
to undertake the hopeless task OF its construction
but if tits to be made wants it to traverse the South
ern States Our contemporary also regards it as of
the utmost importance that should be uneucum
bered by any disagreeable contest with Mexico, in
view of the contingency that during the progress of
the European war, Cuba may solicit our hand"
The Whig has a leading editorial on the danger
Gus exercise of power by the Board of Public
Works. It hopes the people will speedily become
convinced of the necessity of demanding at the
hands of their Legislature. the abolshment of this
'triumviral dictatorship"
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SPECIAL NOTICES!

NoTIoE.-G.. d. WOOTTON would very
politely and respectfully say to the citzens Of Rich.
mond that, desiring to settie. he pr6efS to serve
them In the capacity Of Accountant Salssman. Bal.
ancing Books Collecting, or any kind Of Writing kc.,
having had much experiences gslsnb adj
Good references and credentials given. -
Address him through the Post Offce, or apply e !
the Richmond House sf.s 4sfspisfss. zap ii 6rx =
The PLOuGH Match EQuARE.- That
beautiful square in which the plough match was heid
during the late ariculturi Fair has been laid of
building lots Of from 90 % IS fest esch snd Of .sn
DAY MORNING next. at 10 O'Clock AZ it will bs
holiday, every body can attend the sale and get q
nice Lot, which, with the aid of our 1numerous
prove just to his own satisfaction. How would It do
20 call that square SoMrAe PLActf The lo's are
SIC value. evenif they do not Sssli Tor more song"
40 1877 saf1Sftsst NsfsEs Ef8 Itttfasfa3S
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NH q I'm Main, between 7th and 9Th sts

WOOD.-I offer for sale, at the wood
yard recently occupied by Mr.. John =. Reeve,
good WOOD, both Pine and Oak, at low prices
Having number Of hands engaged In cutting Wood,
shall be regularly supplied with 1t. Through the
kindness of MI Luther Ellis and Of Mr.. b. w Dab
ney bave placed . slate at their stores where or.
ed to. 80 3
10 i0--3m a NJ DAVIS
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GAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING,

~ ROOFING, hc.-Having Just received from the
North large stock of Materials, am now prepared
to put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES for
warming houses and 70 cover buildings with Tin or
any kind Of metal In the best manner Ut reasonable
prices, and with despatch.
have now secured the services Of number Of OK.
ceiient workmen In the various BRANCHES Of my bus
nsss ana therefore solicit orders from all who have
w9sk 70 ezecuts. Persons having WORK in my line
Win Ind Y 70 theis advantage to dive me cali It NV
store 90 the ksst dds of 18th sfrsef between Main
fsl-e cHARLes n. LANGLEY. :
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WILLIAM BOOTH, UpHoLsrERER AND

w PAFER HANGER, No. 10 Main street. corner
of l2th respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lic that his Spring assortr en of Goods in the above
line s now complete, consisting in part of Gilt Vel.
vet, Satin and common Papers with Borders to
match, of both French and American manufacture;
ALSO Fire Screens. Curtain Papers, Window Shades,
NC, with large assortment of Oil Cloths, Canton
and Cocoa Mating, all widths Spring hair and shuck
which he invites you to call and examine before pur.
chasing he is confident that he can give satsfac-
ton both in quality and price. All orders than
received and executed ia the best manner and at the
shortest notice, both in town and country.
ma 23-eoSw
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The report circulating through the press of the
lawful heirs Of the Jennings estate IL evidently In
correct. 1t Il said that they take through the
wife OF JennDgs, 10 whom he left Il by will; whilst
the fact u as we learn from one posted up IN this
rnutter, thst Jennings never married at siL
DGnrflls Reg.
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DRIME GOSHEN BUTTER and PINE

Il APPLE CHEESE small lot of country cured
Hams small size and very superior; also lot Of sugar
cured Hams ofthe best brands lik kewse Fam. Breast
Pieces, Middlings and Shoulders; Smoked Beef Beef
Tongues; superior Lard in pals and in bbls: No
Iarge.Mackerei. Tongue and Sounds and ;aso
Coees ofthe best qualities Sugars of all description
superior ssssrtment efthe finest Teas; London Por
gallon; Chocolate; Rice; London and American Mus
tard Fluid; Syrup Molasses and every other article
in the grocery line for family use, for sale bv
T. w. TURPIN,
NH q I'm Main. between 7th and 9Th SITS.
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GODDIN L APPERsON.
A TTRACTIVE REAL ESTAT TIE
"A FARM AND TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT

A TTRACTIVE REAL TATE
IA FARM AND TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT
ON THE ID. .RA1LROAD-FOR SALE.-I Of
fer at private SALE such terms as must needs suit
the purchaser, nay place, called "TOMAHAWK
STATION" on the Richmond and Danviile Railroad
IL miles from Richmond containing about $50 acres
onehal, with the buildings, lying on the South and
the other half on the North sde of the Road-beins
willing 10 sell all the half
The neghborhood is good, the location healthy,
sud the improvements extensive. The place is we'll
supplied with excellent water and is well tirnbered
with pine, oak. etc.
In the hands of enterprising person is believed
that this establishment would prove very proitables
torit is place of much resort and many boarde re-
from the city of Richmond could be attracted hther
for the summer months.
Post Office is kept there, and the present pro-
prietor has Stage Coach running three times a
week TO Cumberlano County. which psyswell.
To disposed 10 speculate in the coal trade this
place holds cut strong Inducements for it lies in the
midst of the coal region and the signs this mineral
in the cut made for the railroad and in digging we'll
were exceedingly flattering
dlmt WIN A MARTIN Cbester6eld
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Al orderwas made at the last Ccnnty Court OF
Henry, 10 constructs . bridge scross 6nith's river
Ia thsf connty IN
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lFRoM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.
TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Trial In the Circuit Superior Court of Rock
bridge County,
HELD IN LEXINGTON, va.
JUDGE LUCAS P. THOMPSON, Presiding,

The prisoner, CHARLES b. CHRISTIAN, of
Amherst, accused of the murder of Cadet
THOMAS BLACKBURN, on the evening of Sun
day, the 18th day of January. 1854, in the
town OF Lexinton. He was examined before
the Examining Court soon after the murder,
and sent on to the Superior Court for further
trial. -. -