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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

~ VIWs1~st34lW LIMA CNIUN AtNItI 1t Z mi 7 NIX
The members Of the above Fair, and al
Stock Implements &c Intended for exhibition, viii be
southsde Railroad the following terms via
payRfGULAR RATES In coming down 10 the Fair, aud
return FREE
Passenger Train viii leave Lynehburg Al clock
NJ MONDAY the I'D inst, stopping AT all the inferno
date satoue take passengers aud reach Petersburg at
~ o'clock r. NJ There will attached 10 this Train few,
Freight Cars for Stock Sc The regular Passenger and
Freight Trains "a usual The regular Freight Trains
Lynchburg o'clock A NJ Tuesdays, Ihursd1st
Saturdays Petersburg the DAYS
clock Stock &c for the regular Freight Train, should
be the Depot Lynehburg. Monday "Wednesday
and Friday.
TIE regratals above viii apply to the Virginia
State AgrleultH raj Sacefy
attending Far provide themselves with
Tickets ,pots which they take the Train
fsN Ei8 b. csarR a va and returning,
By azisf q e iaad Jf Directors
T. O.. WALL. Superintendent
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.fNayEILLas' DIRECTORY, &C.

N
Linsf..' rssss double sn va" daee aa t
and conner cd schooner "Ell.iN, captain -
LAWS srfwaHr. now loading and VIII san as seo'e' ~
balance Of freight apply TO = W.. crtpprr
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...sfsbss.. u TEEsxAGs As SO-s.-faf-
ing determined to my stock Of Carpenters
saTi,ae@t 81 LOCKS HINGES, SCREW :, WINDOW
GLASS &c, &c the whole stock is now oferel at cost
hos isng thing In thai line would consult their inter
ISIS by giyniL me ea before purchasing elsewheie
- ts \. WINSTON.
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4 ,OIIDN OaSA a iss.> .-bz Cotton
oznabnrgsa heavy article reeeY I'd from the faet
r. gnmcni VIII be sold merchants better
terms than fhoy had ia Richmond Baltimore Please
call and examine for yourselves -
aug 25ts LEE JOHNSON.
DECEIvING.AND ON HAND, 10 hI,ds. N. ..
II AND n X. SUGAR,
Ids. Coffee and Clarified Sugar,
30 boxes bbs Crushed and Pulls arized Sugar,
loo bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
20 bags Superior cid Java do,
Is hhds Cuba aud 4. Il Molasses,
bbIs n. q Molasses,
Bar Iron. assorted.
= do Hoop and Band do,
do Blistered Steel
do. Cast and Shear do.
10000 lbs Bacon,
2uO Sides Sole Leather,
IS do. Black Upper do,
40 doc. Cali skins
20 Pink Lining do,
10 +" Sheep Skins,
300 bales Cotton Yarn,
10 bales Osnaburgs,
30 boxes Sperm aud Adamantinc Candles,
80 do Hull a Sons Patent do,
IS do Soap,
do. Starch
so kegs Nails, 3 to GO dy,
10 Nrot Nails
IS bbis. Tanners Oh,
80 Peruvian ,,uano,
900 sarks salt
Als5 Plaid Bleaehod aud Brown Domestic Calico Linen
Drill He'd aud plow Lines Window Glass and Putty
Copperas Alum Nader and Indigo Pepper Ginger aud Spice
Spades and Halter Chains Manure aud Hay
Forks Boo Hats sale, exchange for
Try produce, on accommodating terms - - 80
abl 2l.ts JOHN HOLLiNS.
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superior accommodations passengers.
They commanded by experienced Captains well quail
fed for the trade aud who will spare excon TO accom-
lnodate.
They will be iowed up and down the river by steam and
may be relied sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods from Boston, will find
their interest snip by this line is the only regular line
and freight viii always be taken low by other
sells and every effort will be made by the agents in Richmond
and Boston to give satistac ton.
We respectfully hope succeed in obtaining full
share of patronage =
Tho vessels will lie Richmond at the Dock, and in Dos
ton a RoVos Wharf
DAVID &WM CrRRIE Richmond AGENTS
ALLEN WELICH Boston, Ne'H'
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,.1o a1CCo,I,T..-VearI, so per cent.


hand SOM Az tens ~ tue tnnY :
VI earo II Gusno that Imported last winter SO far
beard from the purchasers has gisea entire salts
faction equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Central
Railroad Of good Effects by noticing straw
berry Hal they pass through the farms ID. W. HsxGl
ESD A. Garrett Esq ID Anderson, Jr, some Of the
upTohasers oft For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT co,
jy 26.ts Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

ITO THE LOVERS OF rsuE FINE ARTS
Il Those who delight look and admire the beautiful
specimens which the hand IN the present
gressvc age forming Respectfully invited call on e
w MINNlS Co, their well established Daguerrean Gal
lery Of the country with intellectual
natural appearance that the spectator almost fan
hears the heart throb and secs tue Ups move ihcc
beautiful hlushug maiden with sparkling eyes and
charming lips the ardent youth In admiration
best gift sinful man There too, rol-
licking rornping childhood with buoYant heart and merry
laugh meets the visitor holds him charmed to tho spot
Then g. W. MINNis cos and view the handsome
Specimens Have likeness and reader ndncc her
YOU all accompany nnd res not
viii representation 81 her anu OF those
hold should the silver cord De SNAP
ped golden broken, have thar lot winch VIII
yivdy rrrecolecton the departed ones Pie
ursstaken In all weather with equal faeiles ana WIN 'ne
SANE lection Remember MINIS & co are the men to
perfect likeness and they may be iouhl ~ All times
their flrfameh Gallery, Main street "a door from hfge
q W. MINIS & co,
jy 5-ts Dag4errean Aris $
nCToHER I-t, fS35.--CLOTHa, 4 Asss-
~ MiRERs AND VESTiSGS made up TO order, In The
best st,lc at.shor notice. the Clothing House Of
Lis GLASS 4 RAlNE. j biNoN, Agent
XXvHEAT WANTED.-We wish to engage 200ot
w bushels Wheat immediate delivery. Persons
having any dispose Of will find to their terests TO give
us a cali: LANGHORNE JOHNS.
" lIdfs W
IACTOBER at, IsJ5.--BuslNEss SUITS
~ superior manner 1.-THE Clothing
House of GLASS RAlNE d DIXON Agent
<SA4U FOR WOOL.-We will pay the highest mar
ket price WOOL in cash, or Bonsack Negro eancs
jnne apts RUCKER Redo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

NETWORK PACkEIs.-Ihis new nome $1,000
line Il canposed of the following vessels and sans
from New York every three days. All owned IN inc CRY u
Richmond. viz. ...... =. L.
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HENrLEmEn,s Goons-raLL. ,sas.-

u WM l. PAGE respectfully Invite. his friends and Gus
call and eNanun hs Jl and inter Goods being
land and ihc best ek he has yet had e pleasure 81
offering Among .hem rcce extra fine Back tloh7
really superb article, also rich Brown. Blue Plum Mulberry
and Olive Cloths real Fonrh Castor Cloths ar and
Wster frocks Black Brown and Mulberry, medium and
ira hae Doeskns and fancy Gasnores rich plain and fancy
Yeivc silk qniltngs, &c &c for kss style but
aud other trimming Also, Men, Furnishing Goods
viz Shirts Collars Drawers. Under Shirts. handkerchief
CravaLs Stocks. Tics. 0oyes. &C. &c. Loo 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

nDIELEs, fHssSsss, AC.-No have on hand very
l. handsome OF Rifles, Pistols, &c, &ri com
prsg very tine Rifles hands mey mounted with Ger
Silver Saloon Rifles and Pistols Sharps RIesi Colts
Five Shooters; Aliens Sef-eoekng Pistols; Cane Guns
Fosi Hunting Knives; common Pistols of all sizes; caps
&c, &c. o which the attention OF the public
aug ais J.. ID. GREGORY g. co.
HNdANB, "a ANO.-iiasing made arrangements with
N the Peruvian Agents supplies OF GU ANO on the
terms prepared furnish it, We have now
hand and aoa $50 and VIII be regular receipt OH
shall sell what direct from the agents
and all who purchase from may rely getting GENUINE
GuANO We solicit the orders of friends and all others
that will always furnish them with the
best article and on the most favorable terms
CRENSHAW & co.
North side Of the Il Sip Rchn nd, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

uBDhOSs WORkS.-GRANNILlE JORDAN
u having purchased an interest in the Piedmont Works
lynchburR the business will hereafter be conducted
the name and under the style of JORDAN CURLE They
viii be thankful IL the former patrons of the establishment for
aeontnuanee of their patronage and the public largo
their favers They pledge themselves all work in
their line wiz. fidelity neatuess and Dispatch
GRANVILLE JORDAN,
SEPTEMBER goth, 1888 q 20, G. CURLE
nrs
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pECEsyINs-,A NDON HAND, % bbis. stu
HI AR1's Sugar % bbls Siuars Ground Clarified and
Crushed Sugar,
- boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbis. n q Molasses,
10 hhds l.. X. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee
30 I.aguira do.
10 Prime old Java do,
50 boxes Adamantne and Sperm Candles,
Large Clover Orchard Grass and Timothy Seed Call
soon, e selling cheap
YOUNGER 4 SMITH
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NEW tONGs Nine undersigned having taken
~ tine house formerly occupied by g. b. Steptoe two
doors above Acrce McClanaan old stand and next door
Murre Sraton, Main street, Lynchburg va begs leave
ca the attention Of his friends and the public generally to
his stock Groceries Liquors &C. which he Offering
cash exchange for country produce Particular
paid the sale Of Flour Wheat Corn Tobacco
&cr-aso to the receiving and forwarding OF Goods
may 2lc&disy. JOHN LINSFoRD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

~ Having determined close my stock OF Carpenters
H4rdware Mecl anes Tools &e, &c. those wanting
any thing in thatl line would do well call before buying
24ts-Rep copy A. WINSTON
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- or DRY GOODS IN MARKET FOR CASH.--M5 stock
OF New spring aud summer Goods is complete The
whole bought very cheap and Will be sodfor very
small profit Tor cash.
The money market having become easy hope my friends
and and supply themselves hber
ally All ask a call from those in want of goods TO insure
api l2dtS NV > ~ nv -, AZ =
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cash FOR WOOL.-we will pay the highest mar.
Rel price for OOL in cash, Bonsacks Negro eanes
800 RUCKER a. Redo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

U MANUfACTUREI-CIrY FURNITURE WARE-
RDDMSFhe attention Of strangers aud oth,rs visiting
Lyachburg respectfully invited the
manding Stock CABINET fURN1IU RE and CHAIRS
exhibition my Ware Rooms, exclusively my
manufacture
A call from those wishing buy all ask sales
23is WINSTON
f-Y~ Rep copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

ICE CREAM SALOON.-MR. ZETELI. inform , 3,
Ladies and Gentlemen of Lynchburg thar his ICE CHI
SALOON is now open, and viii be constantly sdpliiod
the incest Ice Cream during the whole He viii
furnish il for parties at the shortest notice The par
his friends and the public is earnestly invited az
Fresh Pine Apples strawberry and all kinds p4t,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

Nov an HAND
~ 30 tons letter No. l Peruvian Guanoi
10 Mexican
100 Casks Thomaston Lime;
100 Mountain
80 North River Cement
so Cnlcnod Plaster;
IN for sale accommodating terms by
MILLER & ELAN
! the Basin
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" for sale the best terms CRENSHAW X co,
tch 25fs North side cf the Basin. Richmond, Va
= AL WsNDDW SHADES, ssfIE a sEAhN
~ BANDS AND GORNIGE--We have just received
Oil Window Shades of and beautiful pat
aiso Git Bands and Cornice every
quality Please caL and examine at
tulv G-is j D. GREGORY & cos
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OFFICE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF SEw,JsSssr'
No So Wal.st.-NrwYoRg, June 3, 1888 }
DY virtue of Resolution Of the Board Of

No Sc WaD.s.-Nrv. YORK, June Is, 1855 !
DY virtue of a Resolution OF the Board oil
ID Directors this day passed the Finance Committee Offer 10
the Stockholders the Central Rarod Company Of New yer
IS per cent one million five hundred % a'aua dollar,
1875 Convertible of the Company until May l.
1860 and entitled to the security OF any martsse p
laid the Railroad from EaOsthPOr to Pnp'
burg on the Delaware River ..o ,
The will be ssued in Of 81 600 aud $500 each
and will be registered the booss of the Company In the
name Of holder Bond paysbe to bearer a. the on
venience OF holders from time 20 time may require
Ii NAV unnecessary tyca the attention of TO
the prospects Of this Road repeat that the maia Ess
outlet Of three pe al IN Ps course Ss. o. .n
Lake Onsro the Lehsh Coal fields aud ultmsey TO
Fe Cleveland Great West and requiring the con-
structon only 50 miles pierce the Of tae
Schuyki Coal Basin. and make direct unbroken hne TO
nes are All free from break Of gauge or ranhpueut;
remarkable coincidence that by this road the three
Coal re gons each brought within lSo mt OF Newfok
there not being miles difference Ia distance between any Two
Of them .,-,,, ,..,,, 4,
july Of ehgh Valley Railroad with the probability of the
opening Of the Warren and Lackawanna Roads 10 the rem
der that this Company should proceed
vigorouy with the construction Of the second track WIN me
work already accomp shed be economically completed
in two seasons without interfering with the the Ros
saving what II "oulG cost iee
s,orkbSers will be entitled Co subscribe for Bonds
tent the stock held by than in the books OF
made subject Ia the reduction rejection by the
Commhee the subscription, shall be in excess OF the whole
subscriptions will be- received at the office Of the Company
No 81 vslt till the 18th July neusiye AFTER which the
TESMsTen per cent of the par value ofths bonds win be
payable notice Of acceptance of bids 10 per cent on the 10Th
August ailments of 10 cent not oiener
than once in thirty Gays as required BY the @ R r
will b. issued the be prepared Bonds vii
be bsued in exchange for the itstallnis ut receipts
Subscribers have tho option Of paying IN fun at any TIME
Non ment Of nstamens will ave tie Company the right
q Si on ns the si BonS poJoGH JOHN ns JoSToS
WILLIAM T. DODGE, COMMITTEES.
ADAM NORRIE,
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Me0iral.
Il ID f j o n G II
TIcuT pp0v-,c cOn-TTvPR OTT

N Il ID f J o n G II
IL LIGHT BROWN cOD-L1vER OIL
Prepared medicinal In the Loaoden lsles Norway,
put the Of chemical ANALYSIS by DR. DE JOSGH
who by his literary works snd scientific trsves has gained for
hrnsefin whole Europe the wedeserved reputation the
hghes; snihoy in eli that regards th most efecua remedy
for CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, GOUr,
RICKETS CROfULOUS AFFECTIONS, DISEASES Of the
SKIN, MEANTIME WASTING, and GENERAL DE-
BILI1Y. - $500
WQRLER, JONATHAN PEREIRA. FOUQUlER, and nu-
uefous other distinguished Physicians aud scientific Chemt
Specially rewarded With medals BY the Governments Of
GUM and the NETHERLANDS and supplied to the leading
Hospitals OF Europe.
IA. almost entirely superseded al other kinda the Con-
tpeu in Of its proved superior power aud efficacy
s W. As for lis perfectly free from al unpleasant odr
and ber and acrimonious taste not irritating the
throat nor impans dseson neither producing and
vomiting, 6iarIbea- - .., ..
Bottles labeled with DR. DE JONGHS Stamps and sisns
ures rs cents per bottle liberal discount 10 Apotbeeses
and Druggists Eight bottles oT~arded carriage tve 70 the
country en- receipt OF Is Wholesale and retail BY
LEOPOLD WETZLAR, No. IS Dey-st. New York
Sole Agent for the United States OF Dr. de Jonsns Light
Brown Cod-Liver Oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-09
PHILIP r. WILKINS Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY SALk Of VALUABLE PROP

ii FRTY OF l6TH-ST-PhILIP r. WILKINS will sell At
suction TUESDAY July 10 e55 a. Il o'clock At the Mer
chsnts' EXCHANGE the following described property, VH
WEST SIxTEEsTHsT-5 Lots together with the unhn'he1
buildings thereon situated the north side OF West
each % feet IN widh Dy ha
the bloch In depth The buildings up 20 the second story
with third TIER Of beams laid and have been well protected
from the weather -, -. o,o
One Lot on the north side Of West 6ht commencing 20
feet east Of 6hav being IS feet in width BY half the block
depth -, III, 4.
This sale will afford very desirable Opportunity either to
builders or wishing build for their occupancy
Terms at sale.
Maps and further particulars be had at the Office of the
Auctionesr
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11apcr Warebonses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. t. DERRICK
SON Co., No. 50 Beekmsns, offer for sale on the low
est terms:
Writing Papers, English, French and American.
News Paper, all sizes, weights and qualities
Book Paper, all sizes weights and qualities.
Tissue Paper fancy eoors and white of the best quality
Hanging Paper, white and coored, different widths.
Hstters Paper thin and Of the best quality.
Cloth Paper, Sx40 and 40x48.
English Hardware Paper large assortment tuh arrived
Sheathns Paper Of the best quality. -
Wrapping Paper, Straw, Rag and Manila
Tea Paper. Of different sizes.
Tar Roofing Paper suitable for roofs. In rolls.
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GaIee bp Aurtio1l.
JoHs HoUGH, Auctiop-et.
~ NOTICE MAGNIFICENT HOUSE,

A UCTlON - BlhBulHCcnt hOOoE-
n HOLD FURNITURE rosewood Pisao-ors, pier .oi
evr Mirrors Carpets, oil Paintings sstuary &c to De
h. cold THIS DAY (nondsyl l0i A. NJ prrciiely These
sg arr the entire 50 endd contens OF the rse ouory
dwelling No 10 Murray and TO be sod without reserve
rsrt hut lis, il annexed: Parors-One magnih
cct suite consns Of pieces the frames Of
which slid rosewood eaborate clry-d and upholstered
IN crimson and maroon brocsiee 1885, rosewood
octave Ppo forte Of beautiful tone and fully warranted
ye rosew God BookcAe carved rosewood EaEer win plato
sas os and back elegant ades Escroile inAd heaut
uy carved wood Center Tables with atnary
marble ops heavy French plate Pier Glasses Bu
f beautifully decorated Chns Vases marble sstu4ry some
yy fue DESIGNS; e1csent collection Of oil PAINTINGS BY
artists of nowedged TALENT royal tapestry velvet CEpe
asbaser marble and Gothic iusd Clocks; elegant 1cs Cur
tairs Couiess Shades &c. Dining room-S9id mahogany
Fr.n Table with carved feet: mahogany Tea and Break
fast Tables mahogany CUSHIONED Chss decorated Gins Din
ner and Tea silver Tes Services Casters CAKE Baskets
Forks Spoons &c cut si's Vines ,tooet Preserves Fruit
Ripfs &C. Chambers-Rosewood and mshosany bsis ests
Bureaus Ws,hssnds and Card Tables rosewood suite hair
cloth rn.hogsly suite in hsrcoh TsPetry Brussels sui 10
grain Carpets pier and ov Aors PsiAs,es pure enrei
hair Mattresses Feather Pillows and Iters Narse Coun-
terpsnes lace and muslin Window Drspc Corncss, shades
Toilet Sets EpsrsvinEs &C. Catalogues At the house. sale
without regard TO weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-09

DREXEL, SATHER e. CHURCH, BANK
IL Frs, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, draw Bills Of Exch.nr,
IN DRExEL L Co, PHILADELPHIA, Psysss ., ths pns.
.ipa cities OF the United StsteA
Colrions n.dr San francisco, snd interior of the
State, and proceed, promptly reuttsd CoasctOn, may b.
iephi. or p. SATHER, No le4 Esssau-t. Sew-YorE
Exchange on San frsnesoo for sale, n suis b.
DREXEL Co.. Philadelphia. All p sAfHEh. New York
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ID. s. HoUGH Auct,oneer.
I,HE great SALE Of substantisl and ELEGANT solid

i Rosewood, Mahosany. Walnut and Maple FunSITuRE
will take place without any postponement, TOMORRO",
ruesdsy) July eth at half 10 o'clock from the large i've
story residence in Warens Colegepace: PianoForte
Pier Gases English Carpetng OIL Paintings. Book ee
gent sod Rosewood Suites Of fashionable make snmptuousy
carved upholstered and covered yarousy covered Easy e
cepon Chairs ia elegant styles Of finish large all
spring Invalid Chairs massive aud costly Rosewood revolving
front Secretary Bookcase, magnificent double-scon Rose
wood of octsves elegantly carved pearl IN
laid quality and Of tone Is unsurpassed by
number of Rosewood Center and other Ia
b6s all with marble tops various kinds and taefay carsed
also few choice Oil PAINT, by different Art t.; Fruit Piece
mantle, by Street, West Point by LscrI Crow Nest
b, the same Cbeeau of Charles y, by kenny, sylya1
Sunset bv Hardwick Ancient Piece author unknown, and
Others; elegant Pier aud Oval Mirrors IN haavy cold trams
rich and be yy Lace Cusns ole ganty painted Shades mag
nfsen Wilton We and Tapestry Stair and Floor CsrPetng
Chandeliers Ladies' lnlAd Rose God EscrtOe hne carved,
side and Esegere Pate Mirror Back and Fronts great
variety Articles yles PaTceain Vases bque and
Parisn Fsures also in Dining Room large -Four
teenf Extension Table Walnut China Dinner and Tea Sets
Costly Silver Plate Cake Baskets Spoons Casters Forks Tea
Services and Saver Ivory Cutlery FenehCutG ass Decanter
Liquor Ca,ee Wins IN Chamber carved Ancient aud
Modern Rosewood Bedseads with MabetOp and Glass Bu
reaus Wahstand Commodes Armoir de Glaze Wirdrobes
Fine Hair Mattresses Counterpsnes Mahogany Bureaus Sofas
Bedsteeds. Linen
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NHARTIERs COAL COMPANY.-TRUST-
u. n CAAI- WORKS LANDS

" Frs SALE OF COAL, coal WORKS, LANDS,
BUILDINGS RAILROAD, EQUIPMENTS, Sc.-By virtue
and in exercise and ufmeu the discretion and
vested in and conhded 10 me 10 and 9y CERTAIN cesd o.
PANY bearing the 10th day Of Apn 1852 and recorded
office for recording deeds IN the County OF 1
the on monweath Of Pennsylvania in MogaEe BOOK vol %
page 4S &c will expose TO sale BY Public Auction a. ne
ksISs1Ri plas ON he 8? sEcoSD DAY Of AUGUST
o'clock r NJ all and singular the ESTATE PRoPERtf ana
PREMISES included and intended and bound by said deed
and briefly and described az oows AT the stone
or Mineral Coal which and lies under the surface Of those
n a,S 20 wit: The Burndes Tract bounded BY land,
Of heirs John and James Nicke NJ Gbison sns
ws% sscSsS n deea from W. Remington to said
COMPANY recorded in the Office aforesaid II Deed Book ,o
Of nsee IDS The Mccormick Tract bounded BY lands OF Nc
Fssns heirs McCoys heirs the B1rnsidss irae and s.nne
Mec9dy CONTAINING ~ sGTs IS AM a cored in same
volume page l67 The Marks Trsct ADJOINING he lands OF
ESmundsen Phillips samuel Riddle, James Robinson, and
ahe, conf,innr 25 acree-described In William
Mails to said Company recorded in yolume page l6s
bs F.fu1sh and 81 sere 8
deed from Joseph EdmundsOn to sais
bounded By lands Of samuel Mccurdy Akeu's heirs Lewis
described in deed from John Irwin and vito
w Remington recorded 10 said Office volume page 81
aid township D. ar Charters Greek boupied BY
lands Of Alexander Mckee and the Ohio RIVER and
and wife said Company recorded in said volume 81
u.s. which erected Eve frame dwensh and har
improvements Also al thai other piece land
IN said ognsniP containing ten acres lying on the Ohio River
.so piece OF ground Of width Of . feet commencing OF
the end II said and extending heetrom
70 white oak on Mckee. upper line chasrs Greek
with the privilege OF maintaining thereon Railroad &c the in
said Company being leaehod FOR 20 years
April 1913, subject = ground OF 500 until April
1888 and henceorth $500 YEAR which piece Of land
erected coal tppe raj road wharf ee engine she'd weigh
house and scale and haTbor and other improve
and privileges being described aud defined in lease
Alex Mckee % Remins reeo'dedin said ofce in vol
said volume 81 page H. Also ali those Lots Of Ground
ION posing the Village Of Reington laid upon he
Mccormick Trsei bcns esoh 50 feet IN front and rear
depth, and each Of which Is tostory
frame house. Also all that Railroad
the Charters Goa Compsnys Railroad extendn
the Ohio River said Village Of Remington being about
even miles In length with al the materials Equipments and
lppurtenances thereof and Of the aid Conpany Depo
Mines and Coal WORKS incrinz Locomotive Steam
ones 20 Burden Cars 80 Pit Cars Tucks Tools Irapements
Futures Materials and Machinery and also al the Pr.nehes
Rights and Privileges Of the said Company ard corpOraaon
J. y d. LASIER Trustee.