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W-hnlers.

All Hong Kong E. L. B Jenny MAE's of FArhaven
from Guam -, eN. s..le,-A
Heard Com on CAlso ground in Dee bark ssppho sanford
B. e0sp Jcs Msisgs, Allen DO 80 sp p,p,n9 10
Nav 20 ~ az Emerald Muukey. DO $40 sp CMe"oA swan
Nsrt 40 50 50 Eusenis Wood do IA .p VII .li'
,essr C,uutus sp 40 VIII ApPha naslh rsef
Nsut g sp, VII. VIM. Roch Morseander 40 e.;
Courier Fownd SOC pooling since leaving Naiao VI
Gallo Jan O. Zephyr. Fsrdner, y b., So 50
shin Nsreuso Dcyoll (of 81 At Honolulu Dec - n'd sapp
S fs al rer hip Benz Howard for New Bedford Oil 90
rer sip W Hamin for do 2l1s DO per ship Young Anfa
or NcwYors and 2ols bs bone per ship Mehiae' wv "'
New Bedford % -, .At.,.s
ip sarah s Mat.spoise,t Honolulu Nov - bad shipped
Gbbl. an per hrk Kemln Sc ifofd. aud 20 IDS
hone rer stir Mechanics for do Had sold the 5alAne7 OF ne
shout 80 tbs at 50 cts per gall and would ~ oF ao'nei
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The CoTToN market quiet odsy and only 10 bales have been
sold about previous prices The mkt for breais'1is ~
abroad FLOUR offered A. - D
bu, buyers dbPosed 4 Dbl for god shipping
brenda have been ns1a pnbc either for export OF
horne h quotations C0ss MEAL has been sold a. 81
q bh o5 country Mcs which decline Rye FL1ua Is held at
Is Is ibl and doll WHEAT held 81 80 md - for Penn
fyvlna red aud white, without sales Corn unsettled snt oSeT'
yellow have been made pc or 900 bush
Perusyvsua brought 4c RYE IA steady % iR1S aud LEi0
very firm without much selling 10 GROCERIES sud PAoys osi
and sales limited CLOVER
Srrp active bushel RICE sells slowly
f0c NhIsKY dull fOE both hIds and bol, with lin
40 denana 0 notice the close Of The blsncss.
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NEW ORLEANS Feb 15TheIo were sales of 3 bales Of Cor
TON oos- since rceip. Of Acas al y;es
Thcre r ~ - Coas IN active Iest
Of SOC &c STERLING EXCHANGE Is quoted a. 81
kEWORLEANs. Feb l5alcs to-day of 5000 bales az steady
prices Mddng cla8Ic FLoUR-l3oCO bb Ohio sold At
White CoRS G8c FREiGrT active AZ ID TO Liver
pool STERLING ExcHAsGE q prem The Acas came 10
heLd Of { bus hours to-day
CIxcsN4T Feb 7-FLout selling at 50 Provisions
ouite though offered d.
q NJ small sales OF Bulk Sides a. 81: EXCHANGE on Sewiork
IA 1 prem New Orleans ale prem.
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Liverpool Markets.
From Private Commercial House.
4.

From Private COmmeTclal House.
LIVERPOOL Saturday. Feb g. 1851
Our CoIToH market has been diraE tn ws.
but closed about the the slng OF tbs
africa the 9Th ot We quote New Orleans iar mid
dim at SD Uplauds Gir CID mi5dng sd Mobile fair, 6!d
ndoug Another dispatch from respectable source quotes
Orleans 81 mddlng 81. Upiands fair b!; middnS %
l6l; uiddlng The total sales Of foot
up 81 eco bales Of which specusiors toos but little
TLoUR-Western Canal selling a. low ~, and baltimore
Phlsdelphis ard Ohio a. - = Dbl
WHFAT-Fsr qualities Of white command IS p y 10
closed gO4
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U CATTTDnAV CCpDT1ADV

Brig Lads oi.on A,tatArs, days VII k' - saTso
Ri. Fit.r To- rt.sdsipS Hewitt, Masasorih Jss =
~. 80 90 &c 10 Sh.so9 ps Oh. "a csaf..,a
BIZ Bonarsr =. Foster. Nsartls, IL da7' VII log
~, Tr,r ri so Tel Church A,a,p.. 10 d,7t -h slEir
IbioS ceoFcr' rom Aisisss. bound y 4.
BI. LIs jan, ssrsS A5ays - aay. ~l - a.tsar
Of sic ra New ossI. PhiIaaeph who reported h.yins
ss, s ,. hs ay rsm.s lI-d se ws
b all and woad get into ksT West possible iirr "
Eris Kos of a.shas BranSs AttAtaPs day. with
Ella Ffiueps GlehT.. seu7. Feb. with mahogany ts to
big sensto Lewis day. With cotton, urg0'
sfs Kate Foster (Of Bsssor Gilman Domingo City Is dsys
viih eoese ks 20 II BrooknAn.
i Es Ss,h Lea 'F 5. sSsp ~ ss D
Sch + . Ward HOa Wilmington c, naval stores 70 D C.
sehr L P smith HsIIickson Wilmington C, days TO
seir WARNS Franklin Savannah, 10 days with cotton to
ser N.Jins - Nswbs-n, n C. naval store.
sshI M,y Powell DAVIS Wilmington C. days, with n,vs
sebr Eio1se Robinson wiirsOp, with naval e
sehr Louis NeLesn tof RSkland BrOOkin Richmond days
sehi Nsr, Gss Cof Columbia Me- DkO p'.t.la Phnce
days With coffee &c, 70 Hs9et 20 OF Boston I'D lst ~
Ion u IS spoke seh King Philip late Weeks from PortAa
ter lh norns whs "a at sHsaot II ne sy va. rq1 lao 0y
oeP hieh carried away oer jiseS9 stove ouEta &C
selr Wm Hazard tof Westerly - Sander. a.'asOria
Thonrsou The H. experiment yery heavy weather durag
ud compelled pa; into POm luth 6n ati win
los q j spar. heat &c. also the vessel leaking
Schr w T. marsh Decker. Frsnii oysters
schr Cfief. Nansn- rgnia, oysters
Schr 7 = Lewis Berry Rock and Ne. days, mts.
Schr OZford. Baker Baltimore, 3 days com
schr ~. Plat. Dag. kevbern. y c. 70 II Plat.
sehr More-i. Moran Milton Del S days
Scbr. jose phine hiDssland Baltimore 6dtys fo1r
schr. Revenue. -. Virginia days, oysters
sohr Ccmgtomise. Jones, Desv are. corn.
Logdeu Charleston IL with cotton
West Experienced heavy weather lost naHb)om gan split SAIL
t. &c
schr ssmue Lewis Patton Norfolk lsys
schT Ms1ion Rockers Perry virginia days
S,h ALDER HeIt Wilmington days With naval ssorss 70 r .
Powell
schr HlIr'co futile Richmond days mdse.
schr Joserh Long NOT. AeNasdria flys-
& Allen ,of Roek,sudl ah9d Norfolk days corn
slhT Kirg Fisher, Hooper Norfolk. days con- d
Setr Mary = Lord. Walker, Virginia.
Schr Peter Wsples, Long Delaware corn.
SAILED Sbs Gazetteer clipper Wsugon, Lsrpcol Ger
mails Wood Ne Orleans sedan Shsw'do 40 trsw to'ter
Hohertcn Liverpool Hope 81 San FIsnIscoi Ffa.cs
New Orleans
Also chip CetharBe Edward. Antwerp bark frances Louisa
DAVIS
BELOW-One brig
WIND, during the day ". w. ard fresi.
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Bell Co report continued good demand daring q
prices The ATTENTION
rornensl capitalists becoming attracted 70 Amenc
Securities during The present prOsi Gets.
Barring Brothers also report inquiry for hfst "a
Sticks
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sales Of CoTTOs during the week ending Isl OF Feb
4sC bales Stock hand bales AsiEs unehaned CoFFEs
RICE sales OF Carons j2GS SUGAR in
coed demand prices easier TALLow and LARDbut little
doing h6Tket bare
HAvRE Feb. EveningCOTToS to-day go baes at e.
lower than lIiees Of last Friday. Genesee FLOUR EE
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Spoken, sc.

Feb Ion bars Kinnsn Of P0rti'nd from
jan = lst 81 lou W ship Parliament Sampson from L''
No date at 81 $ : ION 50 e. slip VIM sPras1e Chase from
Manila (sert II for New York o,,--r.
The Bell Buoy, ship Morning ssar roster %oas 0l
New-OTears for Liverpool N
Jsr IN the Mersey, ship Pytan Id henderon Hon Nr"O
esrs fOT Liz srlso.
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FLOUR AND kEAL- market opened rather loweI "a
seed under the influence by the Osnsas
Halifax Prices declDsc slightly bat the market soon
closed 10 Inactive at IS Inc
Western Canal $40 bb o. ssidss - for Common y,
STRAIGHT State and mixed 70 fancy Michigan
good Ohio Southern Flour wee npeh aep'esea '
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. Central improved ! . cent Pans .na ola

cent ewYork Central improved cent Pans1ns sold
at loe and ar the Second Board $4,000 broun lo7 In
State and Government Stocks there is but lite doing
The Mining Board Is moderately active and prizes arc
well sustained Gold Hill brought 8, Conrad D. s2i
Pienis IS Lehigb Zine 81 New @er-ey, 9i Hddetowh'
a.
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Liverpool Timber Trade.
nnvre Markets.

IFrom Homes Slater s Co Circular
Trade active and prices tending upward there being snort
Supply q all the outposts
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Beee,pts OF Produce. Fen II.
American Securities.

BY Ne foyS and Ere Railroads.&c. bbs Flour 40 PIGS
Lard 1890 sides Leather 5J hogs 49, Butter 900 bags Oats
ind sundTies
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by Telegraph.
Disasters. &c.

NEw-ORLF ASs-Irr Feb. r. biig osceola, boston;
sAYANNAH-Arr Feb a. reaaship AisGstA Ns"-i"'A'
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Pam o,,Or, Corre.-ondeai

purr ,prIpuIA- 1rrred- FEB. H. bak T. = Baxter Hica
.sis Chsriesrou brig Horace G.eeey, sgth sln1sS' " ~
~, Dslief Coater Mstsnrss Em-lt Had New toA c..
TLacroJShp Wafaxa Wslfo1d Lond9n oEg Fy,ss.s' ''s
New Orleans; schr yno ComPou, Msrt washington " =
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s.I.s r y,. Orlesns-rsb Prince Oscar fror ~
Isl, Jsms. Tasnlh f,om Liverpool ID hsys-ci R,sol.
cr,v,,spd; Yspkse Blade. aua British sn-rea III
Bepi.r IN Adsus, MoustaneeT Henry Sfinn- OI'J'''
o. We fore FBxlnc ard fsgtiey & n SFcTPS1 -
IA ar vets-i.t Lsiy wesrncresai ION Liverpool d.
F.tH~ "a
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Arrived.

Shin VIM Sprsgue, (of Providenoel CnAss' 'iAA ~ -'"
rs..e5 Aniier Nov l. with mdse 10 order 49,, 20 -. -
Boston, Lucas shAnehA lo Gays java
M NJ with n o. Grs~old yessel 70 m.saet
Dee Sc lat Ion y e. passed Br 'FP s a. lin
troo Nsuus for New YORK l-h lust lat - ~ lon
- AZ " .noke brig Psehe, OF Bristol days uoa oosSoa i0 new
nn,s,r. k.s lost on and others siek . .
ss Cnhsrine Andrews ChaTeon days Win COTTON te 70
s s. I Hovt Newoean. IS days with ndss AID pAssen-
& Ph1rs Gsfam savannah days with cotton ke 70 Dan
r iisIph Boston, Gorhsr Msrseles 50 Gays passed Glib
rssf wik Ide TO order Experiences heavy weather
az Tshny DR. Swain, ErunA IS Day. with salt to w Il
Big Lucy Atwood Atwood ETuns . days via Na,,aa,
-, .he put Feb while laying gale, shipped
be.vv . .hch overheard BEN stubbs Of Or
rston galley and received other damage
Jsn so the Hole IN The AL spoke 'hf LoHAna 81 Se"
euryport, frcm Boston
N LOMBARD Shitmoe Booa. vessel to l2h
So on y the Of bs mannA full Of
her have taken OF the
Brig Edwin tof Bonl Morton CsraerH', 10 dAys with
&c, TO Foster 4 Ssevera
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Madame Bacon Mrs Middleton David Shaw Hurry Thos
II. Psri,h, Mr. Hall. L. X Saunders Robert Rlynero, ar
MoArs A Gbson David Psny. Messis Berger Luyis
Puerheo ATehte Rganiz T. LheIdse MeKean Royanslon
Barber Nnken, Murray, BuTr R. MITCHELL Berth,
AIsus Ball Richards mess Charles Gerard, James Hsdden
Heny Rolirop John Rototom Haiion Lupon, Miles Judkin
PuDkett Cole Measher KempsI MeRObie Burnett Wright
Cochran FsruOee Thomas Jesru Rogers Capt Har DE-
Byron Colby MIS- Williams Mics Elise Wetherel Mrs Ha'on
Mrs Msden hrs Robson Mrs Sarah Resurna and child snnah
Wilson Mrs BuTklsrd child and Marths Burkhard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

sUrpows-The steamship Africa still lays the
Le,1ha sud Titan made ndeavors to pull Lex or but without
The Pri coc ship Erficson went d5Tn
the hay this friday uoTnips on tTa TIP.
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........
Cleared.

Stesmship-Pseifc, Nye, Liverpool Z Collins - A.,
shps-Acnsa Bem Schling Bremen Oelriehs Co. new
Englsnd. Proteau London, Durham Dmon - -, , g.
BsiksJohn Bird Bro s,sus Grsnde W E1weA 20
Joseph Shuverck Rio Grande n corning Ei0e 'I1
Schurnsen Hamburg Z. Bech Knnhsrdt; -, q, n..-.
Brs,-Pnpeers Royal Br Doe Bermuda ~ Ci.Ii.
Brandt Charleston Ladd Church Lion G.Tdi3sf .sa
DAbv. Yrm. Vepez AEosts Sc Thomss and Iudad po.S
Moller Riera Queen Esther Penoetor Trinidad Ne'n'H
sens wsudere Chadburn Ponce II nosi ~ W Pier,
s1hrs- John FORSYTH Robinson J1cksonyilie "a
.on pspViIs Tutte Richmond. C II W fers0ni sesae
ST., 'nr6 GscTsstoxr Dollner Potteri Hope Pr.son
ProvSenee j. III HAsers; Universe Forester Piyn9atn
p..r.a pb.ro Alexandria Van Brlnt sASnti pay
ss, sbspwooS Boston Dayton spssue sesuin SWAN oA-
tiuore. johnson 4 Lowden
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Markets. CAsEFULLY REPORTED ron THE N Y T.,suSE
fRiDAY, tsb II. 1854.
AsHEs-The nsksi better for Pearls light sivss and
81 s7i ~ 49, ;
CoTToN-The maskst steady to-day and very setiye
as Of lA2 bales export a. Sis home 46s; sPeeaon
10 sses during the week 6S2 bales viz export S6i home
use 26sl; speculation, SIS; il transitu a.
SEw'YokK cLAsSIFIcAroS
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GLASGOW Markets.

From Athsys 90 . Glasgow Circular
GLASGOW FEB SBREADSTUFFS have been dull but better
feeling PROVISIONS in fair request LARD qus
business doing TALLow 81 G5. ASHES
quiet Sales Of have been made u g. No
transactions in ToBAcCo.
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Fr.ights
Passengers I'm the Canada.

During the week irregular and lower seersse passengers
abundant
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rsTySsp roR CONSUMPTION.

The brokers are refusing purchae to day The notes Of
the Merchants Bank OF BridgetOn New Jersey
The sdyices per Canada do not vary materially from
tlose by the America. Consos little lower The ef
feet Of the upon this market IVES favorable in the
street but in Bseodstus had temporarily depressing e
feet The market alterward recovered.
The following resolution in relation to the redemption OF
ibe debt Of the United States before the House Of
Representatives;
Ed Committee Of Ways and Means be Instructed
inquire into the IPedencJ Of changing the present mode OF an
the public debt of the United states by
the Withdrawal the definite Offers Of the Secretary Of
n Treasury substituting therefor invitations the holders Of
sad proposals the surrender thereof at rates to
according uniform in such proposals the
Low Of winch may be accepted by the SeTe
TRY Treasury such times nd rates and 10 such amounts as
sh be deemed exredn aud that the said Committee report
thereon by bill or otherwise
The receipts Of the Little Miami Railroad Company for
the week ending
feb IL ~ iti
Same week last lOID
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MINIATURE ALNAsAc......1

MINIATURE ALNAsAc......THIs DAY.
SuS-Ris~..... 50 Sets 81 II 10
Sandy Hooklo f5 Gov. Island. IS He'll Gs;e.... lon
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financial.

A NNUAL STATEMENT Of the affairs Of the MU-
"A TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 0fNew York. for tho
year ending 3lst Jan, 1854;
NET ASSETS 81, 1853
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QvicK PASSAGES ship Celestial Cart Palmer from Chas
for London il The Ea h Channel alter nia7y
six ceys
p1ctehp Star Of Empire Cap; Grown belong Enoch
Trlin Hon ire svd at Liverpool jar . Ia fourteen days
f-crnR
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Net aceuu ulstioo- zen. I, 1854. Sl.T74cc5 &C
Total div
iGsuds srd iEefesf
raid 70 date. ISL T2S 81
Total cmcunt Of Ices
- BY death paid to . - - .....
Iron policies January lS ten
cent term polces May l3) Dire have
dividend IS without Interest the premiums
raid ~ TIE being TIE Surplus paid 1881
ALE in conformity wi the present rules u the Compsnyt
The the Of So Of declared
ft and bylaws have from the surplus ordered the
rayeet fthe 81 Dvdend being hist declared January 1854
re ne o be the members the time their annual
ru onss ee during the le4 Those holding scrip Of 1851
IN he allowed cash 70 Of premiums aud those
placed tAen cred 70 receive
ssue Nv credit ou their notes they mature.
OBJECTIONS OFFICERS.
pohert T. P.tterson Thomss 3 Segcr,
Charles : hscknet, Helry MeFulan
xvi. G Groysr Isaac 4 Froth agharn,
Fdw,,d A s,ronR Randall "A. Greene
Johp K Weeks Joel W Condit
Andrew $. Smelling, Nehem.an Perry
ROBFRr z PATTERSON, President.
JOEL w. CONDIT, Vice President
BFNpN {. MILLER Secretary
LEWIS C. GROVER, Attorney aud Council
JOS p BRADLEY, Ns'hcr atician
JOS l.. LORD AGENT. New-Nork
JOS JACKSON NJ u. N, deal Adviser, Nexark
JAMES STEWART NJ D. Medical Adviser ": YORK.
FIN Scrip 70 those paid ther premiums In cssh and te
he who indebted Company BY note tor part
Of the premiums.
inv l. LORD. Aren't.
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The Land Office has, understand confirmed the &c
lection Of the public land by ting Saul St Mary Canal Co.
This puts the Company in possession of 100000 of the
ber land in that section including large number of val
liable mineral locations
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
a.. rtl, ;nst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

ls,si From ereui Of the contents ofths n
the the veins 70 me thH a, se.t tnree -
eobtSs be tro to yise % 70 cent O lead bs.
Il cosse q ores geted with common car VIVA eKfl ii53i
h. % ssost4d ss 10 yis'd % O. = "a hlt lH
would rnoa 10 the asse way ne saans T
ouchoTes deemed worth s.yiIa can By means OF 'n'
rgins end wshDe be srou 1t = 70 % The b, Of
,oVr fe, houd b. worth least Si0 PUN Ln9 pIe o. ~
soerT qlsy viii depend the per esH,sss o ,aa
bal a, supposed hosd average g. y cent '0sh t0
' The nett pnt q sss that which o.csra. The .ssla':
quantity az which the mine hssJ 20 ahord
subject on ea in the pIessst
Of SPEAK There can b no eSlD ~ ~ S. rs
s ~ ,ou1 fsroy IS an pie lbs. m .ti9s for 5nosl
From tbe sesdy raised and those
& b ,eps sm led think t6st the mine coud st
iii, tine moderate P.at, sps, the isoaI re-
t Re property yet little Developed 70 uy "a
beDs wIcushi with view y iTg IL. ,e, nrsvea Is
houa Tn e6 repository OF ms which al 10
In regard 70 the indications Of copper the Professor says
yellow he'd been Visible IN traces
Of p.s .oetuss Is isrse threa
. SI s;ss sd B gP r .a iss d he
rnsto0 Of. BY f TO the exclusion Of the Other ORES s9
The psent depth o7o feet 0s the ogtcrop eq1tng hoo AZ v
feet pepsndcu sy from the sarfs Of the main lode en- ne cas-,
rslsns NV SSienton wss called TO several large
per rb brought up from this part OF the mine put a no'
mine one eek seY however and descending
Po ss 1s ws MY a u the ses 4 aud
quite the end Of the sdt ep eSaaef 70 81 Alaf's L
il for short distance split ino two scans oy me
few inches of the quartzy vein sooe The
character from ell ell inermi1 ure Of crystals or
ofo'her ores -.
stou Of copper in the vein continue w'ss,d in To-.
S9f 90 .6o me sa - f feature IN Your mine as
reason 70 s was & en- ArIe NIB % sor
with the extensive experience in British minss that copper
rarely any valuable extent before snsllE % hy
top the ground this discovery hssa stu greater
Significance
The composition Of the copper ore found :. ps,s1 O. the e2tto
thol f.rt b sufcif Viz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-27
Trustees Sale of Valuable Land,
NEAR LYNCBURG

ID virtue ofa decd Of executed me by james
ED Lee bearing date the 18th day of une 1912
and of record in the County Caurtof Amherst sh /
he st dag # August l8j4 the premises,
pp-e sale, 10y at public auctnn he of l,nd
ON which The said jane. Lee resdent the OF lis
death, situated in the county of Amherst, fw nj a..
iron, The city of Lynchburg and containing 528 acres
less. The land has been divided intn
or PARCELS and will be sold accordingly. Pafs If tine
different parcels tracts will b. exhibited
time and place of sale.
TERMS OF SALE:-A small orion of the pure
MOI ey sufficient discharge the of survey adver-
ing and Other charges attending the Hle, will be
uuir-d and for the ie-idne, credit Of one,
ard three years (eq al iHaImcut-) vii be giyen-'he
purchaser puichases securing the payment OF the
same by negotiable payable the banks ia
L,nchburg satisfactorily endorse !, and the title 10 the
Land be REFINED uHil the entire purchase money
raid, subject be Iesplj in default of payment.
further tv. Acting trustee will o'ly conNe'
.uch tile is vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
CHISNELL DABNE /, Trustee.
n. B.--The said land is rente out for the present
ar and u possession thereof will not be del veie u-
Ill the en- of be YEAR but tie purchaser Purchases
will have The rightot sowing crop of small grai1 tnc-
on the usual during the ensuing fall.
Jun 26-ctds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAP.
The LanghOrne Mills for Sale.

tAlA ~ itts ilirh >tate oi my kealth slal1 IA,
~ The promises. Wedne .dav 26th Jnly ~ n,,,,i
etisr IL sat ia 1 sell known MILLING pRpprRTy
s'uhiet ~ htH the corporation D nchi4ure hmm.
'tifsl, nnon ril Jame> Rivtr 4 kfuaahi Canal md
eniigl inst" The Depot Of the Virginia mud Tennc .,.
Ran Raud The NIB We p=onny c.Atain. n,e and i've
lights al nf band upon which i. i u,t-d ~
llrsr Manufacturing NH. with SIX Run 81 BI., Store.
eaPabe al grinding $50 bur, Is Of hlnr per av tn
Machinery j. # Cast lion. Il tho mr., approved pat
terms, every fhing abaut the premises il in the
perfect aiier. Aiacted the nanrne. ~ H. are the
Gih ami Plaster NJ H. ; both hlving large. eu-tnm-
Upoii the promises Iherc / good Anilei's House
Coopers shop AID all aeees>ly ontaanse.
Amnt ARA geluent have been made tor h. ensuir,
NJ; the necessary labor cmplayed; an ahunda. e
SUPPLY at barrels aud brrre aclal nr1y died Such il
the station ct thu rop ry, that purchaser would not
be sesta' oa days deay in putting the mills in ope
rniion
Isams-one-ionrth the rnrrhas, money ln,ahle
"thh months; one-inurth 10 yesr-. with .petsonp'
'en n.y. and The remainder nj 10 years. without
sec riH. nd alien retained upon the property la se
'ue the deferred payments. The interest IN the defer
req iymenls Ia he made quarterly
f"f inflhtr fnt erlars eppy To Jno. S Lang horne vi
ne mis- ~ the undersisnr Clover Dale Bieturi.
July 10 It's HENRY y. .ANGHORNE.
Richmond Wing md Petersburg Intel igencer cnpy ID
and charge lis flee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-27
Nv YESTERDAYS MAILS.
COMMANDMENT OFF SAN JUAN.

r. following account of the Bombardment and
~" of San Juan. is brought by the Prone
tbeu &c go, arr;,od ~ San Imam On the
81 n = 10 demand full and satisfactory apol-
liu' r,r tlo Insult tu Mr. Borldnd. The authorl-
~ nj inhabitants refused to make the slight
e., 1T ~. Hollins then, on the l2th,issued pro-
,.sa.tion to the authorities and residents that
ie.s nm apology was made by A. NJ. on the
VII he should proceed To lombard the town.
y, analogy camc. Capt Ii. in the moan time
.,,, ne4ses.ion of the Transit company's steam
- and sent them to the town, offering protec-
49,, IN all who chn,se 10 accept it.
"' Precisely Mt the time designated, the cannon
limo conmenced and continued with briefinter-
a. sion. until ;}P. VI. No disposition being man
s.sted on the pa t Of the inhabitants to come to
,',rns. at 4 p. NJ. party was landed from the Cy-
MO- commanded by Il Lieutenant and burnt the
'',yn. Nothing emans but one or two small
tnlainrs TO the suburbs to mark the spot
The agent of tic Transit Company rendered a
f.,a passage per the steamer .Prometheas 10 all
10 Nj she'd to leave, which few accepted.
"" II f,vane wonld sail for Boston on the 18th,
-. home Mr. Tabuis, our commercial agent.
tas M I,r;tish war schooner Bermuda, and the
inda Mail steamer, Dec, and British
Nee, ,,an we're witnesses to the scene.
me,eo"n Inv season has commenced in earnest.
49, ns;acniIies at San Juan did not interfere with
H. ,g,psit of passengers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-27
4 Child Killed by q Panther.

We learn from the Abingdon Nirginian that a
little daughter of Mr.. Barker, living in the lower
part of Washington county,was killed few days
ago by panther. Mrs. Barker had sent the lit
tie girl to spring for water. The child staying
longer than necessary, the mother went III
search of her. Near the spring she found traces
Of blood and short distance beyond portion of
her childs body. Mr.. Barker was not at home,
but the agonzed mother succeeded in raising a
small company, who went in search of the animal
that had torn from her beloved little one. \
few steps from the place where the remains of
the child were found, a large panther was discov-
cred IN tree. The unerring rifle OF one OF the
company, 80 soon the monster was observed,
brought him to the ground