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from IN rsesrsrs bat II this tree be dsc 'I posed y
Ere in the City, and if the ashes be dispc-ed OF
usual in sueb csses the atmosphere u sui compsn
SAT- for ,- previous supoly, but the so ebet-d OF
us cuer lose permanently III quota Of mineral CD
,ti,n.pts The ,sme is true in AL ordiDary consdn2-
ton of vegetable produots by FIRE decsy or oige-soo.
In rider that We may more clearly unc ersfsnd tns
,uii.e, let Us consider the amount u the vSroas
kinds OF mineral mst,er sbsusc;et from the col ~
different crops
Ten busheis Of corn contain ~. Of mineral ma
ter amorg which find 277 lbs. Of Pot,sh, and i-o4
ibs OF phosp horic acid. ,
Ten bD.h.l- Of ubest contain IL h.. of " neral
matter copssfing in part Of &c bs Of potash, aud
col be- Of pho-phcric acid.
All crops contain nine or ten kinds q mineral nat
ter in different proportions
amounts OF pota,h and pbosphorc acid contained n
tbs corn and whea. crops Of 1850. They axe ~ fol-
lows:
Col.......ie2 SIS rs T.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN AVENUE c.

At o'clock on "wednesday morning FIRE occurred
in The tenement house No. ls) Avenue G. The hfe
was discovered by Officers Reeves and Dyckman,
who aroused the inmates, and with their assistance
soon e1tir guished the flames. There is no doab'
that The fire the work Of incendisry, as il v1
kindled upon the aoor Of an unoccupied room agass
the door. Damage about s2o.
FIRE IN FRANKLIN MARKET.
About 10 o'clock on "wednesday morning IRE OF
cured in the restaurant in the basement Of Frankho
Market, near Old slip. The frenen soon e1sn-
gui,bed the flames. Damage riAing. The h~
originated from some defect in the ranges In 100
kitchen
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Many taDs Of Wax rsiset for the seed alone were
wasted Cd account of the expense Of pulling. TIE
recent imp ove nen.s 10 flox machinery may in time,
render available .he Frsw which is now thus
wasted. .
Bayhy-Tte Barley ofcp. a. returned 10 1870, was
1857 Ol5 bushels worth. al rs cent? per beshe So,
s76 7G2.
Buckwheat The amount Of 'hs grain raised was
G $50 9l2 BUSHES WORTH, ~ IS cents, - 1874 9ls.
Various CHER crops were returned in the Census OF
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PUBLIC MEEIING.S

TUESDAY. Jan. l6.-RoBERr l. PELL, President Of
the Institute, in the Chair; Henry MEIGs Secretary
The Secretary read paper upon the progress OF
building among mar kind. Originally men lived 10
caves butts, TENT, and wigwams. In America We
commenced with log cabins.
Solos RoBiSsos read the following letter;
wIsDsoR LOCKS Conn Tuesday. Jan 3 1873
d,e,in,oa OF The Balloon F.me. o. Baslos referred to
in the ct the Prmer.' Club N-ere IN you, nleT io
I IssS,s You'd be acceptable to m''' 's'''''
Int,g.rd TO lee House. tbirk you are uiaken Is 10 the
npc..ibhiy of s~eIn1 Ia houses OF sgal dimensions
have AZ ice Of capacity etgsf feet all
only TO depth VI ,- OF et asts through the
,,ssr Another house rods distant si'tea feet eu5;
tmoIe ihs 70 tines the capacity Of NY o"n 10 un1GlJ
.peI BY the o. September Ny house /. neaIly o9s
half u csTg Id the IL heavy clay loan, viii haTl clay
al etpih Of Aed half three feet There Is staHdas
the bottom Of the icehouie sly walls above s,oatd arc
inches thick SLED IN With ast the bottom
srsveed no snknS AID blind drain to take Of The xsser
on o. the lmperyiou. naGre Of the earth oil b.
r.ez IN. 6barsed spray ron .ins jet from
b.fiDeh Pire have es,d this mt ID no i've SeLs II
,. torvbrt 10 cutting out ice for use but
~ sI5:n. o. sos and ,ss 9otsI 20, n os
NswYo i,s veaiy fo the cold here IL barely su
sn & srtsrii5p TO ,ha, OF the water ~bea The reoer.
TUE SO FaTbten and - keep the hogIe covered
" regard Ice . that they want not
u;s capacity t9t complete pIo'eet.ou OF course large
ihsn .n.ll But iii fst cube OF es made TO
,s,,e the -s' OF ~ Sas- ian ~ I0 the ,s.so1 P-r.e.y
niche. THE. shove sOsad u dile ~ilh .s~ dl.! '4-I
gyare h.li that perhaps II fed with dus1 the
double sns - 'isbt pos.bn u single eSny.ss
roof uyr fOr lshpe and perfect drainage bai without
any Of through the dr,n Under ground
ies tcus.s will slws,s do well, II they have a good
bird trsiisse ,i,hr natural OF art a:sl and l,t-
ssId grayel p-Thsps b-t~een the side p.ntink
The walls, II the esrh Is vet tn, dor
Oh uld be Of Uss' pltHk nOonnt only a
cHl'noe o. air completely ruod he body Vi Ice which
particularly fvnebe TO ia pe.ervAton paced wall.
are GOOD for ice beS.s' thbi h.t4n Ing gid
authority Prof xsp,s The air being hshy moaile 4,
put rspd ceustos b. the hssf OF the eItsos val which
rshss exposed to ths dusct Of The sun conna
Dcses that hss 10 the liner q. aud thus 70 the Ice within
II The all could be hept ot0plss- 10 such xoald
sns~er .rosi'nt rgrpose Bat eoD.deog extreme
olAry i0urtre Oh space much better allied
such material a. ss~ Gus, ,hsn lsft snpy but such "a.
YOU'D be sood of lthips for ics kosse either case
bEi have been beIsyed BY thi. long com sa
rs,nop' sssn oaly too. my pen to ss description VI
eaa!eoe frames Respectfully yeuIs.
5AN'L II. ALLEN
now TO Build BALLOON rKANEs.
Mr.. HoUfssos tsd: A. our la. c,Dg male
some femsris which we're folio we'd by Others, upon
The ~b.sci q Balloon France o. ds,llings al
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largely produce5 tallow york, tacsn, hsms, and
lides.
The same msy be said OF broom corn, osler willow
rn'llet rope pumpkins on ons, indigo, etc; al vi
which sre -sised in considerable quantities.
Wewill nov name, IL the order OF their import
1nce the FIVE States possessing and producing the
largest mounts o. various procucis
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TURF At RAILWAY DzFOt.-A man, n.I.s
Fres psrsrs wa. yesterday irssisa having 70 be
sien os.e a. boots s-onkins Bradley Do. Q. tss
witch osd b.. stolen fosn Depo OF the New hsyso
resa Reassbeld By Jgstics b.eun,I 70 avail osH"'
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The write sincerely regrets that the limits OF this
report sre Dot efficiently extended 10 enabs hin 10
COZ slider s. length that br, c. OF agricultural stats
ties which is emphatiealy Of the greatest nauona!
importasc, but zbich has never yet found irs way
into the census retarns-ihat re TIE en- mn ~ ~
ks,fat f,.h.iar MATER r.us0ufi from nc soh ne
PRODUCTION and ordinary uss o. eT5Pf.
No soil Is fssrhaa'tb1e TIE fer'ili'y O. 'ne earn
,ufsce descend. On Tire presenss in the soil Of certain
maersls sbch are employed in the growth or form
alton Of paais Ibess mse-iss do hoi set externs''
w. They enter me structure 81 toe plant, cod be-
come incorporated with i's pats, TINS iore'e, TO
,.msi. NM liberated By TIE aeeomposto Of lie
tissues
Their subsequent oesuustcn mcst o. ,ourse, DE-
mend or ,be cir cumstsnees under which they ae eel
nee tor instance q tbs consuiusns OF use 81
Other plans be dc organized y natafa. .ecs' 90 the
s,il N.y snd 'seir Why into 'hs atmosphere ant
into las .sat--the fonaeI stesisins iaose pare
which n sd originally -oLif,hs'el, aad toe '.ser
slsf r,e.tslp, 'hs amount ~hict bad been Fppr'Ad
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now 10 BUILD BALLOON FRAMES.
Nj. HoUfssos sad: AZ oar las msctiDg male
some remains, which we're followed by Others, upon
The wbsci q Balloon Frames OF ds,llings 81
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Last night the New.York Typographical Society cell
ebrsfe the seth Anniversary birth Of Beo dia
Frsnkln by appropriate literary aud aud su'cal eHer-
cises in eli Of the Prirte Free Library. The Mayor
the Hon FEKSASDo WooD, presided, supported by the
Presidsut of the Soci ~ FR,ScIs A. TEALL. Tbs
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TIL, Hl,smen. Is SaliyeA no. con s.... . M =, mat.
an No., f-cui rsturrs b tse Hsrshsr y no. "a .
,,yl az s,rrcsir s,iCI IRE frSsh
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,,..s h.for. The American Geosagneal ant s'e-e-
ss.ss1 on Thursds, Jan II, BY @. 2. W,sse, H.
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The anuasls rl sgbtere curing The year, for which
the last Gel sus vac taken valued a. Slll 1901 42
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-16

SUFFERING FROM FLOOD AND DISEASE IN lNpi-
ANA CATTLE AND SWINE AFFECTED BN SfRANG
DIsORpER.-A \ friend who is now travelling In
Indiana. in whose statements we have reason To
place entire confidence gives ns gloomy account
nf the condition oi things in that state. II seems
that II great portion Of the state has been delnged
with wntrr during the present season, oceasion-
ing serious desfrHetion of the crops, and enus-
ing great suffering among the inhabitants of the
interior. who have not been able; IN many instan.
oes To raise enough "a supply food for their fam
lilies, The inundntion hns also generated disease
If vnrious kinds. particularly fever nnd ague and
hlou. and typhoid fcyers. Oar friend who has
lately visited several towns in the interior of the
Stno remarks that sch ness prevails 10 nm alarm
inr extent in these towns, and is reported 10 be
ns prevalent in Others In many families all
the members were prostrated with sickness, The
country taverns are, in many eases, unable to
provide for their guests, from the fact that the
landlord aud all his family completely disa-
hled. Physicians and apotheear,es are engaged
night und lay.
Even cattle and swine are affected by disense
The limbs of the cattle become weakened by
the strange disorder by which they are attacked,
that il becomes necessary 10 carry them IN drugs
from the field 10 the barns. The h ,gs. it is said
actually shake their bristlrs off The loss to The
.armers from thr-e diseases among the stock, and
rom the damage To their crops by water, Is like
yto be very serious, There seems To be dis
position among them, however, To suffer and say
title about it. At all events, the papers from
hat region do not represent the position of affairs
he distressing - the gentleman from whom
Va derive our information descrbesi il 10 be. As,
however. he is mn Intelligent and ohservant trav
1er. and has been obliged in the prosecution of
s business. to visit places where he has actually
seen what he describes, WE think his statements
worthy TO be Noted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-16

4 IlusnANp MuppERrp BY Ills wIrE.-I he San
Antonio l'rcxes) Ledger of the 22d ult, says:
"A gentleman conversant with the main Incl
dents tells Us that the quiet and industrious com
munity Of Brnunfels startled laiely by the
knowledge Of he fact that one OF their citizens
had been murdered in his bed, and by his own
wife-hi- daughter and son-n law,it Is supposed
ns,entng The deceased about fifty years
of age; had heon twelve years citizen of'Fexas.
and with the exception of his hours ofintoxication
wnsknown M peaceabe man. An unusual de-
gree of excitement followed the development OF
inc facts which will soon be brought before the
district court.
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p0STpONEMEN


LAND Of decree OF he Circuit Couft Of
County pronounced the 30h day of August 1893,
of "Shraduf by Burks g. Will on the
Both October the premises 10 sale by
way Of public aucton a TRACT OF LAND containing l26
less, situated la the County Of Amherst
adjoining the lands Of Powhaan Mitchell and 9TH
crs, being portion oand allotted 10 Johnson Burks,
In be sou Of lands of George Burks, dead
TERMS SALEA credit of twelve months viii be given,
bond with sufficient personal security for
The avmen money! the title the land IT,
retained until payment thereof Is made, further
security therefor
The title believed 10 be good but acting as Com
missioner shall only sell such title am authorised sell by
said decree GEO. a. BURKS, Comr.
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WArRRMELIoN ExTRAonpINARY.-'Ho much
ID You ask for that meonl said cute, dapper
looking chap IL n s,rdy darkey who WIS monn-
ted upon II cart before one of the principal ho
tells in Philadelphia, day or two since
For dis big uni why, massa, reckon he's
wut tree levies. does.
Is il ripep
- yes. massa. he ripe shu. dun plugs um
droogh. if yon sas so
With TINT the old darkey took out his old jack
knife. aud was making the first incsion in the
melon when it gave long, deep piercing oh!
Gosh Almighty, what's datf exclaimed Gun
dropping his knife.
What do you stop torl asked the gentle
man.
sress God tot him holler, did
Come, cut AWAY, and see il it is ripe
He gave another poke with h- knife and this
time the melon shriekod OUT oh, murder! you'll
kill met
Before the last word was out, the melon "ens
iumbling io the ground on one side of the cart.
aud the darkey on the other, believing, -, do
Lord, o. do Lord ob hebens :!
Picking himself up he hnf scrambled half
ran n few PAGES from the cart. and turning 10 be-
bold the fragments of the melon, exclaimed
.Whew, dis nigger neber stans dat. Clare to
God il holler murder
just ai this time distinguished sentrolnist
WAS seen TO leave tbe cart.
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TERMS.

stNIAN is publisher tally A. -, sn' tri-@eeSly st
= nm in nYnnse. Ne aper viii he discontinued eX
a the rrogriators, until all Hrreara5es rhsl
ssrsGuENrs are inserted Tor 90 .ents per sqa9Fe q
as OF arlerel form or weekly, and then ~
ance ~ be charged each insertion II the number i
uare t ,orel on the Ms, 1t al be published tIl
Ff58 out anu ''Tii fiig YEARLY RATES ARE;
FOR one square qha daEs do 81
F.. Fer I'VE I'VE sldare seniweekly IA "a
r Te.ements intended for both papers subject to special
act iv,rtisers Will lc limited their u mediate bu
zs-A nu' % Irartisenents charged at transient rates
saass or advertisements appear in the dnily and semi
pss5 naiay notices which exceed light lines charged
the eyc
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grenadier in the Duke Of Rerwick's army
,eing taken marauding, was sentenced to die
lis officers went in body to the Duke, and rep
escnted to him that the unhappy man was one of
he bravest soldiers IN the army. The Duke
however, ordered the Provost 10 do his du-
~.
fhe grenadier was conducted to the place ofpun-
,hment, but at the instant they were about to tie
his hands, he found means to slip away, and con
..eoled himself in the camp, The Duke informed
f his escape, ordered that the Provost should be
,ung in his place. The Provost threw himself at
is feet. and protested his innocence, but all in
uin-thc inexorable Duke ordered him To mme-
iiate execution. The concealed grenadier, being
Informed of this circumstance, with nn exalted
generosity of sentiment, instantly repaired to the
Duke, MY lord said he, 81 am tho man. |
am informed that an innocent man is TO die in my
stead. As he had no hands IN my escape, order
him TO be brought back and die content" The
greatness of soul instantly disarmed the general
who pardoned them both
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-16

~ NARDlNG Hot SE-The subscribers have leased Tor
term OF years from MIR & II Lynch, his firo Proof
Building ato erected in this city directly opposite the depot
of Y & / X r. aud Immediately between the Railroad aud
Canal, af lhr pu"se of carrying general GluetRy,
toMMIsstpN ND FORWARDING BUsfNrss. under the style
aud firm et BLACK y pETTNJOiN We olor Ia
friends, aud the public generally. aud wel selected
stock OF Groaers Liquors, Sc IN exchange FOR caah
country produce ANA earnestly solicit call from thom before
purchasing.
good supply O." Lime Plaser and Cement kept hand,
which viii lee sold luW other housr tht
All goeas consigned to will he forwarded with dis
patch aud particular attention paid 10 the order of theu
W. oe services agents the sale Wheat Flour,
Tobacco. Corn oats &c.. Charges reasonable aud
soof utde A. J. HLAtk,
a1trl
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ARAyGE Il ALEXANDRIA EAsLROAi


UAsNNs ssEE STAGE LINE x,---nzAedD
NEW ARRANGEMENT-Hayingp pur- z agAsiSsxa a
chased the entire line of Stages from Lynch
burg to DanVile from Porter Fagg Co, would
respectfully solicit travellers going South well
stopping intermediate places the line, We will
endeavor them good
fu drivers do upou this road Leaving Lynchburg
days Tuesdays and Thursdays and arriving in Danyc
day Leaving Danyile Mondays Wednesdays Fridays
and arriving I4ynchburg same day.
q STAGE OFFICE-At the Norvel House.
feb lets. VIM. H TAYLOR.
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"A~M.NGroN, conG,rGE.

" SPLENDID GIFT ENTERPRISE r.
M,tahe Lodge q o f. has undertaken this enter
prise the aalahle and design which aid in the build
ing OF Martha Washington College an Institution projected by
McCabe Lodge oi the highest er'ae ief ' 5 "a
males and monument 10 The virtues Of Martha we OF wash
aspot owed ~ the first that ever bore the naueo WASH
TGa this GIFT EnorprIsc will be fairly conducted is ,uaran
by that it Is under the management Of Mecabe
Lodge and also that the entire proceeds Will be devoted to the
Tbs coegr the control OF the Grand Lodge Of
Virginia and the profits Of thu Institution to be sacrtdy appro
prated 10 the education OF ndrent orphans.
As soon as t tickets all sold McC abe Lodge will appoint
siomen not oid Fellows to make fair and
Impartial distribution the GIFTS among the purchasers of
tickets which notice will he given Io who purchases
ticket price dollar only will certainly ger beautiful en-
craving, aud may draw gift worth hundred, or ihnsands OF
dollars, ~" aid in fh' great "9h oi i'nae ea'l ." ean
eating orphans andin bnhdmg this m'nna't' ' 'he memory
following elegant and costly Presents are offered by his
s''i 'i Tract Of Land lying in Washington County Va;
which 5say 50 acres is cleared and in good or ...
der Tor cultivation valued at = 3HD
spanda i"T l asa '' woaa y ''f is' Fao' slace 400
/ Beautiful Carriage elegantly trimmed an1mou o-o
El"saat iwahorse buggy with leather top, and 80
fuclY mounted with SILVER, 325
Fine Buggy, tone horse) neatly trimmed ana ,-
80 cdriratcs emitting the holder tn. privilege Of
sending scholar tn Martha Washington e
male College twhen completed for T. la9ut4s,
including board tuition. y IN any or all Of the
branches Of education taught IN sa' ''Hege' =, ooo
valued at llooo
%ssss'o"% @ I. s5s 5ss. a5. S. 3SS ISS
Gentleni,.S superior Sommersc Saddle. Bride
and Marngalc, finished complete III the very 700
- splendid daabieease Gold Ley,r Watches, val. o,
20 Fine double case silver Lever Watches vauodat
60 beautiful single case cold Lever Watches val .,o
lao Fine silver Watches. valued al s2a 2o9o 100
30 Heautiod Uod Watch Chains. valued at s3a' lG0
Spl,nlti " ahogauy finished sofa 20
lop Fin, r stpas assorted Tor ladies aud gen con
500 Fine Gold Breasfpins. hi ~ - a. SSfau0
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4RR tou SICK e-rhen you can't he cured

4 RE tGt ssCE< e--Thon you can't be cured too
"A Don't delay until your complaint is iucnrahe and
when it late Fourftls OF all the diseases
Nl people the church yards, might Be cured by Ayers
tuc Pills. il iaken in Don't 60 dragging through
NfrHl faint sleepy and liscSS berausc your blood is
H d with bile. Don't the headache Heartburn, aud
kindred disorders, because your stomach is foul Don't
r1ie yourself around the world, covered with Pimprs
bes Ulcers Sores and all any of the unrean diseases
4e skin because your system wants cleansing. Don't
yourself about lean hagEard all caycd n because your
mach mud Bowels need strengthening into healthy action
Pills set these things right surely water quenrhes
They purify the body and blood and their tnc
s into healthy activity which you feel quick they
taken They are the one great medical wonder 81 This
recognized by all who know their virtues and many thou
> know them Take the Cbfry Pecforal for Cough and
s Tor all arrangements requiring purgave medicine
repaired by DR. j. & AY Err, Practical Chemist, Lowell,
9 and spl by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
H1h tins section sep sym.
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A BALLOON AsCENsiON.--Ihe deronam Miss.
ing.-A man named Winchester oscendcd IN n
ba ailnon from Norwnlk, Ohio on Tuesday of last
week and was soon lost from view in the clouds
The "Experiment' pf that place, says:
AT tho time ofputing our pnper to press Fri
day EVENING" three days have elapsed since the
the ascension was made, and as there have been
no tidings received from Mr.. Winchestcr,the most
fearful apprehcnsions are rife to his fate. When
he started,h said he intended to go higher & fur
ther than any eronaut had ever dared to think f
going. 1t is feared Ivy some that when he got up
into the "upper current the intense cold which
prevails in that re ion soon rendered him insen-
sible and that he was frozen to death Others
that he must have come down IN the lake and was
drowned.
at will be recoecied that Mr. w. made his
first ascepsion from Milan this fall and landed
near Hudson. He to the height of over
20, 900 feet and was so cold at time tn
become sleepy and insensible. and that when he
next observed the thermometer the mercury in
dicated degrees below zero. The bags of sand
in bis balloon were frozen hard"
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u sion MERCHANTS SAN FRANCISCO, cAla-o'f-
r1Cr la FRoNr srRfEr. NV YORK }-Paricuir aeHl2a
maid 10 ALES OF TOBACCO and conslehh'Ht' '''' '''
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited ,,.. ,,t.,,
RTFFRENCES--A. 4 \. Lawrence 90. boston @ Ann
,a,ennort Allen co. Edmond, Davenport ca" iaaIa,h
4 watson James T. Heath. late auditor, ana trrhH1aW "
- ptoh,,nna. NrCorkle & Jones Mcdaniel Hurt y Fres
ton r 4 S Ferguson Co. and Miller cr'nsha" iShen-
burg. ,, : - Ia,,,so i, Nov,
B-Having established branch Of onr mouse III INV NV
YORK our resident partner in that city viii give M pc % %
a+,on I, the receiving ranshppng and securing me NV
taS Of freight ec Of commission) ON an gpodS H
ed 10 our san Francisco House. -, ... -. u;.b
M ''N'9 '-'"''''' ~ - aus 2-eodly y
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W i%D-hf uuatieu to the Whereabouts OF "A
EWING Ton, who resided in this place NJ T." iN!S;
tl acquainted with lis present resiledce II ave WI
by leaving informs0n at TINS once II ne
e1 may hear of something to their adVaqtag'ih n no
's" MS next of kin sep 4J-ts
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N will sell the premises his Tract of Land
pnd M in Amherst county the sale TO take place
ofoetober 1859 fair " the hrs good day
following. sal4l.s# 81 5uHl~ hi
The Tract contains $50 acres situated about four
Canal IN the neghborhood OF the
podlar Mills about miles from byuchburg. The
character of the red land district which
stretches along slope the Blue Ridge 1t
watered well imbcre with due proportion of clen
ed land The old and daidated with the
exception tho fences which have been recently put In good
land has Impoverished by bad culture but
quality the soil admrabe and IL is under process
The climate is unsurpassed, and the
immediate neiRibarlood excellent
The terms be third In hand and the residue
In equal and years the deferred pay
bearing aud the title given when
tin last payment II made. W NJ. PENTON,
l5.rtlOth nrt. of Roanoke, Va.