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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20
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ROrL Usland BriL.s.

ST. LOUIS Dec. l5.--A meeting of merchants
ba. been held here. and Il committee appointed
constitute legal proceedings ia. the removal OF
Rock leland Bridge
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20

TnE TABlrAuX at Dudley Hall Thursday night
passed off admirably all connected with them nc
quitting themselves with much credit large audi
encc present.
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Settlement efths English D.fcnlty-An ar
rival at New York from Vera Cruz brings news
that the English difficulty had been arranged in
the city of Mexico on the l4th Nov. The Mesi-
can government has submitted to all and every
condition asked by the British Minister Mr..
barron will be. reinsa,ed as British Minister at
Mazntlan
The Mexican man nf war steamer Democratic
commanded by Captain Nunoz, which lately left
II Mexican port under very mysterious oreum-
stances. aud was presumed IL have gone on
riratcal cruise.s thought 10 b still cruising On
the gulf, though the general impression was IN
Vera Cruz that it was Nunez's intention 10 join
Walker in Nicaragua,
The Portsmouth. n. H., Chronicle announces
the death IN North Hampton, on Saturday, OF
Rev. Jonathan French d. ID.
Patents wereissued last week to Robert j.
Morrison. Of Richmond. VA. for Improvement
in harvesting machines, and James +. A Gibbs
of Mill Point, Va. for improvement in sewing
machines.
The first snow" fell in Philadelphia Wednes-
day morning, but melted by sunshine.
Pork is selling in Wytheville, Va. ut 80
Col. Titus. with 100 men, for Nicaragua, has
arrived Mt st, Louis from Kansas
Juo Ross, President of the Cherokee Nation,
IN his annual message complains of interference
hy the American Board Of Missions, with slave
~ in the Nation.
Will sold. .
The Winchester Nirgnan says:-The well
known Gravel Springs mills in this county. six
teen miles from Winchester, has been sold. pub
licly, 10 Adam Stump, of Hampshire for Sl,soo.
fhe sale included forty nine of land.
Expedition 10 Mica ngun.
NV York. Dee lS.-An expedition Of 500
lrshmen is fitting out here. for Nicaragua TO
proceed via Honduras.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20
b Y Il Il l. L & r A III.
TcIcsrap..a K.prc..I, 10. ,....y,r.,.,,,.
Munitions for Gen. walker.

INV foRK, Dec, la..-rhe TINS says that varlou,
munitions of war including most of the iucendiar,
missiles used at Sebastopol, have been suppied.t,
Gen Walker recently from this city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20

lNENKET III " no MY D' on INT tUUNOut TUT
suitable for their Lady friends,
that have store something fine and
tasteful of dold Neck Chains with Gold and jet
Grasses Thimbos and Shields Cameo Sets. without
with bracelets and Glass Bracelets for Dsguerreotypes
Gold Band Bracelets plain and engraved Hair bracelets
with or without glass Miniatures Fine Revolving
PIN. equal ordinary Pins Locke's and Guard Chains
Heavy plain gold Finger Rings, small enameled Geneva
Watches something heavier and fine for Ladies wear la
the Gold Hunting Watches large and small box and
glass pins and hair Silver Card Gases and Porte
MonAies Gold Pencils All Of the above items
of good quality and Of styles and Offering them at
the prices and shall take pleasure In showing them
heretofore, any who may favor rs with call
dec SItVERTHORN Cliff.
~ KS. Riyes'Ncw Book Home and the world,
I'VE received at MDRsES.
u.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20

LAsr NIGHr.-The ladies' Feas, will be closed 10
night, (saurday) Afier supper they will offer at
auction, variety Of beautiful fancy articles and
nice lot OF meats, cakes, &C. all suitable fol the es
tisities of the approaching Christmas. The ladies
hope the auction will be well attended
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STOCs<s ron SALE. S
cant bauIa


lNI.OTtGING.-lhe undersigned most respeCt-
fully To the public In general and his friends
has removed the old stand Of Mr. Valentine oppo
Liberty Ware House where be found well
sorted Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemens fur
nsins Gods which he sell cheap similar house
He also prepared Tor Cutting out making and
Clothing At the shortest uotcr Come one come
Storei Room for Rent, which Is adapted
an Office. small business to be carried on in It,
dec .dGnos GEORGE BLAKEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20

HXTATlHES-We beg To call the attention OF
w the public superior stock Of Watches, which
embraces first of fine IL karat old Hunt
factories of Johnson Tobias and other
English makers told and Silver Watches OF commoner quail
ity and a variety Of Geneva Watches
We have also a good stock Gold Fob Vest and Neck
Chains KEYS Seals and Charms all of which will sell low
the usual time Call and
see them J. WILLIAMS Il SON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20

NEGRO M.soSs.-Thc Washington Star Of Tuesday
aays: We have very recently satisfied ourself of
the existence and regular meetings of negro $50 cal
led Masonic Lodges in Alexandria and Norfolk, Va,
and that in Richmond there are negroes who have
been initiated in them, though far they have no
organized lodge III that city; aud We take this
sion to call the attention of the police of those cities
to them.
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Vessel l.0Al-

PHlitprtrut,, December la-The receiving ship
81 nion was cut into by ice and sunk this morning.
The crew and stores were saved The vessel IL sup
posed 10 be total loss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20

OFFICE VAcANr-The Stanton Spectator learns
that the Office Sdur KroHt Inspector in Shenandoah
county is vacant. Can't the Virginia Electors sug
gest some suitable person for the station2
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20

ATOKyEI.L HOUSE.
~ Main street. Lynchburg, Va.
NOIVEI.I. has undergone change
that places footing with the best modern built Hotels of
the country.
The interior contains convenience
and is furnished in style of ELEdANcE and COMFORT suited
tho all aud of that win make rank
Iact, with the first class Hotels of the country.
WELLS & HYDE,
d(cts
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WILMINGTON HOUSE, Abingdon Va,
" FRANCIS S. TRIGG, PRoPRIEroR.
Having the charge of this Establishment the
prictor soiicits the patronage of the public.
The Western Stages leave this House every morning
the Depot passenger and their
baggage to the Hotel
sep 6.d6tko2tawA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20

PROFESSOR GLn,a's seeund lecture will take nlar,
al Masonic Hall tonight. Those who may wish t,
he interested aud instructed would do well to at
tend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20
IIM. AND rIE UNIrED sTATE-.-A

IuMA AND rWE UNITED ~TATE~.-AR
- RIVAL or Tiit nl,ACk WARRIOR .ooNCnA Ar
OF CIGARS 40 &eBy tho late arrival ofthc Black War
ror AT New York nsidcrahe excitement by
raj Of Cuba and the opinion OF all American residents OF tho
countries SO long as the shpm, Mt Of Cigars Snuff
tnued large ny the iatc arrival II MEAD HARRIS
choice Ieic. a very large stock Of tho most
celebrated Cigars manufactured purchased by their
Ing will give fam, idea Of their superior Sire
rsl and Mrahos opposite the Warwick House tynchbnrg
dee lots
STOCKs tar snic.-V"gi"i" Opcr, cent nond.
- Registered aud Coupons city of iynchourg nonds
derscd by Va Tenn Il II COMPANY Merchants Hank
promptly attended to PETERS, SPENCE 4 GO,
NIOTuEW's Hren., Cloths, Ia proven, u ri.i.x
pieces U"a rsrssa Nlpp. nrsa., Pumps new and meat
~ ,'''' ~ " ~ J il TmoMrsoN SEQ,
doe lite Druggists
11VmE Death o. ur. Joseph n. Nowl.. make.
Unnecessary TINT slal close
nary. no,d,r speedy closing Of the win Of
fer STOCK private sale until the 2d inst at which ,mo
will commence sell at public auction and win continue
from day to day unit, article heoneog to the c"ncerns
dRposedof our stock consists in part of Sugar Coffee Mo
assc Salt Iron Roodan Hammered Nails all sizes Steal
fine lJqnorv all Kinds Wool Roll s,oi Dome
ties Brown and Brached osnsburgs, No. and q sc, Sc
dec lss '''' '''''''' j. II 4 II IL Now,lN.
or ron WENr.-Thrcc Houses, %" Din Hs
Ei nnnl lll with excellent Well of Water to he N.W
used for the three Houses. Posse saon given imme.
llatrlv TERMS low Fer terms Av, apply Ia
also have two large Carpenter Shops for rent
rETER q. AKERS
doe l5d1m FRANCIS THORNTON.
HENTs WATER PROOF ROOTS, Double
N CALI Skin Boots Of every quality and style Stock
complete and afercd a, the lowest possible pricep
l.. L. AKMISTEAn.
oct 2l=ts under Telegraph once,
Rep copy.
SILK ROnES.-Wc have exhibition very
- Rich SILK Robe. which the lscs will please call and
scp9ts J. A. ST1GLER 4 60
nGssOIGTION.-rhe firm Of Mcdaniel. Hurt n
Preston this day dissolved b, mutual consent Til,
the business. Thp office will he the old
occupied by Messrs lrby Saunders
JOIN ROBIN MCDANIEL
= G. HURT
PLEASANT PRESTON
~ Preston their stock Groceries and taken tho
stand formerly occupied by them prepared To Offer
the Of Mcdaniel Hurt Preston fomut
aud the publc generally large and well selected
stork Of Groccrcs I1uor Staple Dry Goods g. which
offer lowest market rates FOR Cssh prompt customers
usual
We Will give particular attention - the COMMISSION
M SiNESS viii sell nil kinds Of country produce and cousgp
generally, Will render snlos promptly and cash them
when desired will make liberal advances produce hand
anl viii and FORWARD GOODS at the usual
when funds deposited produce placed In hand
charges.
IRBy & SAUNDERS.
guNIE undersigned having poli their stock 81 Goods
Mcssrs Irby Saunders would most cherriuliy
mend them to our former friends patrons
Dee. 81, 1855 MCDANIEL, HURT & PRESTON
Jan ? diets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20

TuNO THE public pongue's Patent Cement
Pipes the cheapest and durable PIPES Of
tered TO tho public The undersigned raencca will under
take and jobs Of piping good terms All
warranted Address Saunders Store r o. Rcekbrdge Co,
J. II. d W. r. P0AaUE.
1--WE caution the public against infringing Right,
using Patent Pipe unless made by authorised
ssgecr will hold the person usng tho Pipe respon
sible for damages
Date of Patent November 90 1851
iunc II wGmos j. II. & W. y. POAGTE
HOH OFFICE ron AAI.E.-B wish q sell
- the entire TYPE, BORDER, CUTS CASES, dc, he
longing the Lynchburg Republican The type nearly
and the quantity sufficient good job ONCE there
being over Sixty different fonta OF type.
ma oats HENRY u FLOOD. Proprietor.
THINNER, Tea md Toilet Arsss.-l hive
hand fine assortment Of Dinner Tea and Toilet Sets
which will be sold cheap for cash, call and see them.
ANDREW BOYD.
Sign Of the Big Pitcher, Main ST. Lynchburg, Va
oct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20

FAsMoSABLE FLUrTER.-Rumors rife, from
Paris. that hoops are TO be abolished and Amazon
bonnets introduced: short faces and lathe forms in
CONSERVATION, for the abolition OF hoops would re-
duce great hiany of our Venuscs to skeletons, and
coal black sparkling eyes, dimped cheeks and pearly
teeth it possessed by short face, would be lost to
the world the moment they quilted the house
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20
u sNEAD.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
AyOIsyEI.L HOUSE.


u n attend all the Courts of the city of Lynchburf, the
counties of Amherst, Appomaox Bedford and Campbell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20
ClGAR MANUFACTORY.-
~ JOHN n. KOMRR.

~ JOHN X. KOMPR,
(succEssoR TO NJ LANoHoRHE Il SoNs)
MAIN STREET, LrNcHBuR0, Va.
In this establishment will always be found Stock
pec OF Cigars Of all kinds made Of the finest I'm
ported Tobaccos carefully selected and manufactured with
Wow to please the adous smokers and 10 maintain tor
the Brands Of this establishment reputation equal those
Of any mandatory In the country,
enable the offer all times complete
he also keeps constantly large stock of imported
Havana and German Cigars which will be sold At small ad
Tho dealers city and State special
~ solicited Examination the Stock Tho brands Of tho
and have been sold In the large
ccs where they have entered into successful
peon brands all kinds imported and domestic
uincturc.
from any part Of the Union viii BIO promptly met
and entire satisfaction guaranteed to purchasers
dee Al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20

6sSHK15xE0m FURNITURE! FURNITURE
81 Grateful for past fsvors, tho subscriber would
return his thanks 10 his friends and tho pub
lie generally and inform them that he
adding hereto) large
Elegant Furniture by skiul
of tho best material and finished In the
.rabe Ills Stock embraces article usually
ten up In the most extensive manufactures
lie socs call nom those Wishing To purchase feeling
Hurcd that he and will give satisfaction In regard both
price and quality OF work.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD J. FOLKES,
warerooms and Mandatory, doors below Liberty
house lsop 2d&cn
UINBON HOTEL, nj Campbell Courthouse,
~ LATE JDRDANS HOTEI-The subscriber having
purchased the and taken charge H. nds
put complete repair IIorespocifuy soclts call
from his friends the formcr patrons Tho boue and tho pub
lie in general. WIN. a, CLEMENT.
jan 30cts-Rop copy.
VXyIIEAT RAGS for the Fnrmrr- and others.
w prepared TO furnish customers and others
consgn their grain primo New Pays at the
July 2s-d2c,s IRBY & SAUNDERS.
Unable OIL (EOTNS.-A very handsome
assortment Of these goods for Tables OF width, In
the beautiful species of wood stone such
Mahogany Rosewood that Marble
Call lat SIMPSON & BROS.
INUILDREN's Dining, Rocking and Arm,
~ Cairsa large supply Just received Tor sale low by
27,s A WINSTON.
vnVIuE LADIES will lind IA beautiful assors.
i ment Of Hoclcd CATERS and Boots. at
doc as MCDONALD & HOoPERs
DEARLY Teeth md BmImy hrensh.-Our
Pearl Denfrice has been used by the Ladies' for
all agree It's beneficial effects upon the Teeth
Gums Tartar polshe- the Teeth the
puries the Breath The Ingredients purely
vegetable compounded with great Made sod
only by J. H. THOMPSON co..,
dee 9-ts Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20

HS NEW GONGERN.-Wr, tho undo gu. ~
NgE ed have united ourselves under the Arm Of W l. CE&
III Groene Co. for the purpose Of selling Music >xk
Musical Instruments We ahall always keep hand large
of Musiu and Musical Instruments such Pann
Mcodcons Guitars NIons Flutes and all other
cal Instruments generally found In such establishments nil
which will be sold at the Northern retail prices aud
10 he rs good be bought elsewhere
T. uroene will devote has whole attention to the trade
hopes from his long experience In the business to
satisfaction n all who favor with their patronage
Music Saloon Langhorno Walkups Hook Store. opposite
Savings hank and doors above the Noryel
House. Lynchburs Va,
W T. GREENE.
II. A. LANgHORNE,
nov NJ H. WALKIP,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20
Will sold.

Expedition 10 Nicaragua
NV York, Dee. ls.-An expedition Of 500
lrshmen is fitting out here. for Nicaragua. TO
proceed vim Honduras
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w VI. JUSrIs,
W. smmm ission Merchant,

Sucs consignments Of produce will give strict
personal the sale of all kinds Of country produce
and to buying and forwarding Goods has arrange.
by which he furnish goods hl patrons about
~ Wholesale pricps oct 81 -df
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20

FREE Admission 10 our Picture Gallery
"a ON LAN0HORNR WALKUP
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20

ASSESSMENT OF LAND / BEoFoRD.-The Commits
sioners appointed for this purpo c, have completed
their lnhors Their books exhibit IL total valuation
fland in the county of 81 s27 2Gl Sc divided beween
the Northern and Southern sections, as follows
South-Side, S2l53S73 56 North side, S2.667.3Ss
So No oil acres on the s <, 2s5. s56. n. s., 22l,-
356' Value per acre, S Side S7a6 n Side Sl2
Increased valuation on S S. about 40 per cent n
Side about - per cent There will be an increase OF
the revenue of the county Of about $4,000. These
figures show rapidly increasing prosperity on the
part OF the county.-Sshtind.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20

Ia SION MERCHANTS SAN FRANCISCO CAL-(OF
TIE ld, FRONT srRFEr, NEW ioHK)-Paricnlar attention
paid SALES OF TOBACCO and cunsgnments direct
ile Virginia Manufacturers solicited,
EEFEkENCES-A. A Lawrence Co, Boston; Allen
Il Paxson, York Courtney q Gushing, Baltimore
davenport, Allen co, Edmond, Davenport Co, Ludam
Watson James +. Heath, late auditor, and Crenshaw
To- Richmond MrCorle & Jones, Mcdaniel Hurt q Pres
ton I. C. X Ferguson CO. and Miller & Crenshsw Lynch
burg
y B.-Iayng established branch of house In New
York. resident in that city will give his personal
attention the receiving ranshppng and securing the low
of rommisSlon) ali goods
ed TO San Francisco House
Mcssrs Edmond Davenport Co. will act for MS at Rich
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

ulRuMNEI. n RONsTERS,-
Ne Con,nIi .siOn Merchants,
Tor the Sale Of Manufactured and Tobacco Flour GRAIN
Cation and other Produce No 90 New York
Liberal cash advances Consignmens
of Steans 4 Brumme Richmond Va
AIENR /. NoYSTER
of New York
JAS II NoisTFU,
Richmond, Va.
Il dom
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-12-13
The rehuantepec Purchase.

In another column we give a very i~nlerest-
ing account of the Tehuantopec Enterprise
taken from the New Orleans Bulletin, as vel
as an ~allusion to that beautiful country known
years since we believe, this district Of country
embracing a distance of ten miles on each side
Of the Coatzaeoa!eas river pronounced Wash
a-qual-cus) which river takes a different name'
we think, some hundred miles from its mouth
was procured by treaty and purchase.
This country, to our mind, offers greater in
ducements to the industrious and enterPrising
of our land than Nicaragua or any other Et
Dorado. We were once acquainted with a
gentleman, now deceased, who resided in that
portion of Mexico some quarter of a century
since, and from whom we obtained much VAL
liable information respecting it. The natives
are more peaeeable, honest and industrious
than those of any other part of Mexico, and
they will hire themselves to work for three and
four dollars per month. Cotton, sugar, coffee
and rice are produced here in the greatest per-
lection, and our informant said he doubted if
there was such a corn country on the face Of
the earth.
The Cochineal, so valuable as a dye stuff, is
exported from TehuantePec in larger quanti-
ties than from any other section. lockwood,
Mahogany and other valuable timber abound
in the forests, which are full of game, monkeys,
panther~, leopards, and we add also, musquis
toes, and snakes and insects of a poisonous
character to any amount.
Our Informant told as that he had explored
the head waters of the Coatzacoalcas, where
he discovered the ruins of an ancient city, such
as those found in South America; also, several
large silver mines, some Of the ore of which
he obtained, and which had not been worked
probably for a thousand years.
The bar Of the CoatzacoaIcas, we were told,
is deeper than any on the Gulf or South At
lantic coast. On the bank of this river, said
our informant, q frigate was built il the time
Of Cortez, f~reighted with silver and precious
and taken to Spain as a present for the
King. The Sea Cow breeds in the Coatza-
where they are very numerous.
This interesting country is almost due South
from the Mississippi, across the Gulf of Mex,
co, occupying a steamer about three days time
n going from port to port.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-12-13

crushing2 defeat, to himself and party-in de-
priving the Democratic candidate of the vote of
Maryland, in diminishing his majorities and his
vote North and South, and in thereby impairing
the moral effect of the great Democratic triumph.
The battle is over-the victory is won-and
the South owes much to the Democracy and its
Wing co-laborers and most especially to the
noble and patriotic Democrats of the West and
North, who sacrificed political place and prospects,
and even pre-conceived opinions and prejudices,
for the sake of Justice to the South, the p~reserya-
ton of the Union, the honor of their country, and
Liberty throughout the world.
q trust, Sir, that the Democratic press of the
South will properly respond to your patriotic SEN
timent, 1T is clearly the duty of that great por-
ton of the American people who revere the Con-
stitution and the Union, and recognize the rights
of the South and the legitimacy of her institu-
tons, to cast from them all past political feelings
and ambitions, that they may unite for the pur-
pose of crushing out of existence that powerful
party at the North, whose aims are the abolition
of slavery or the dissolution of the Union"-and
that fanatics, demagogues and traitors may there
by be crushed out,n and our glorious Union
stand as it has heretofore stood-the admiration
of the world, the terror of despots-the last, best
hope of freedom S
Very Respectfully, Sir,
Your ob't. s~ery't.,
HAMPDEN.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-12-13
A Fine Sugar Estate for sale.

BY observing II columns, the adver-
tisement will be seen of the sale of property be-
longing to the heirs Of the late HoNoRE DAreRE
and his wife ADELAIDE HEBERr., This planta-
tion lies about six miles below Plaquemine, i'm
mediateIy on the river, and offers rare advantages
to those wishing to purchase. The land is inferior
to none in the parish, or in this section of coun-
try, for the culture of sugar. 1t has always pro-
duceG good crops, and sugar is now being made
the present unpropitious year. All the land is
deeply ~ploughed and well MANFRED, and there are
now on the place ninety-five arpents of good
Tatoon, and forty arpents Of cane maltlaid.
Those persons, then, who are looking out to
purchase a fine sugar estate connected with an
admirable location, should not fail to be present
at the sale Of the above succession on the 22d Of
this month, (December) the details of which
will be found in the advertisement alluded to.
There is sufficient of the best quality of plant
cane mattlaid, for planting next year; and since
the above was in type, we learn that sixty-two
hogsheads of prime to choice sugar have been
made on this plantation. =