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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09
LATEST NEWS.
PROCEEDINGS INCONGREss.


!" AshtNuIuS. Feb. 7.-SENATE-Mr. Chs.
submitted resolution directing the committee on
Naval Affairs to consider the expedieney OF an
increase of the Navy.
Mr. Bayard introduced bill providing the pub
Tic printing engraving and binding.
The resolution directing the committee on FL
nance to prepare and report the general appropri-
alton bill was considered.
Mr.. Seward said that since the foundation of the
Government, no appropriation bill has originated
IN the Senate. 1t acient and established
principle that the money of the people shall not
be drawn from the Public Treasury, without the
consent OF the representative of the people. This
conservative feature was borrowed from the Brit
ish Constitution as necessary to secure public
liberty.
HousE.-Mr. Grow gave notice of his intention
to introduce bill to secure homesteads to actual
settlers
MI. Mllson introduced bill to repeal the act
authorizing the establishment of the Naval Board.
The Speaker was authorized to appoint the
Standing Committees.
Mr.. Pennington, from the ioint committee mp
pointed to wait on the President, reported that
the latter expressed his high appreciation of this
courtesy, and that he would be happy to co-ope-
rate with Congress in any measures promotive of
the public interests.
Mr.. Campbell. of Ohio, moved re-considera-
ton of the resolution for the election of Public
Printer. Agreed to- Yeas 100, nays 81.
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Great Fire.
From special New York correspondent W
L. ell. L. Oh

From special New York correspondent we
have the following despatch:
New York. Feb. 2, 1856.
have just received a dispatch from Albany
which informs me that fire broke out in Canaan
daigua last night. which at one time threatened
the destruction of the town. The flames spread
rapidly, and in their course destroyed MIR. Shat
fer's large clothing store, the drug establish
ment of Messrs. Pratt & Smith; also, the Saw
ings Bank, together with the printing Offices of
the Repository and Times newspapers, besides
a number of other buildings. The damage is
estimated at from fifty to sixty thousand dollars
insurance twenty thousand dollars.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 7-Senate. -Mr Cass to
day submitted resolution directing the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs to reconsider the expo
diency of an increase Of the Navy.
Mr.. Bayard introduced bill providing for the
Government printing. binding and engraving,
and n resolution directing the Finance Commit
tee to report the general appropriation bill.
House.-Mr. Grow, of Pa. gave notice of his
intention to introduce bill to secure homesteads
to actual settlers.
MIR. Millson, Of Va, gave notice of bill to re-
peal the act authorizing the establishment of a
Naval Retiring Board
The Speaker was authorized to appoint stand,
ing committees.
The election of Printer was postponed.
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L,EMALE COLLE..IATE INsTITTTE.

u The Spring session OF this Institution WIZ open on cd
ealay, the 10th February. with the following FACULTY
Fy JoHS G. BLACKWELL A. NJ, President ana professor o
Natural Science. -, .,,,
nature
j. PORTS A. NJ. Professor of Mathematics. 80
esAuD PREoT, Professor of Modern Languages ana Music
rs f. A. PREoT Assistant in Modern Languages ana eu
Sic
4 ss s. GERBY Instrucrcss III Ornamental Branches.
Piss SARAH COBB Assistant in English and Scienthc htac
rs.
/ Iss MARY 7. EDWARDS Assistant in Music
Flss NJ L. BLACKWELL, Assistant in Music and French
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In consequence OF the continuance nj the and to afford
an opportunity to examine the land TO those who desire
TO do 40 the aboNesac which poned until the 3st n
stant Is again postponed until THURSDAY, 2s, February
when the land will be offered II fair II the fair
day, except sunday and Monday RIO. j. DAVIS, admir-.
with the will annexed of Gerard Ale ander, dec a,
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MARRIED.

In New York city the oath ofJanuary by the Rev DIR.
gne Mr. MORRIS LEFTwIcH, of Virginia. to Miss FANNY A.
M ghteT of Mr.. Oliver Person of New York
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev n Sale, Mr. VIM H. WILSON
md MARY f. TAYLOR, all of Bedford
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Heavy Dcfaica tion-Deoth of Hon. Benz. f.
EoqI,uUn

MILWAUKEE, Wis, FEBRUARY &c. II. Jeane.
sen. the late State Treasurer il is reported, il
defaulter to the extent of $4,000.
Hon. Benz. f. Eastman. member of Con-
gress died at his residence at Platsville yester-
day.
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Candidates FOK OFFICE.

q We are authorized TO announce JOHN II. CoNLEf
Office Of Sheriff of Campbell county at the
sunr election Liam 30 d&ctde*
~ We are authorized announce Capt. GEORGE W.
EE candidate the Shcrifalty Of Campbell county
cotton the pod of May. Jan 2iuSefde'
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sfator "i Herad Alexander dee d. and by authority of
his will will THURSDAY, the eith Januar, lss6 uron tho
premises at II O'clock sell public auction The highest
nhthI, INC valuable TRACT OF LAND in Campbell
lyon which tho said Alexander resided The tract stu.
aed about 10 miles from iynehurg, the Iynchburr
VIVA Shlclh inrnpkc-ahont four mites by good road
from hc crest Depot and contains by 600
acres and fraction of which about su wood an;
about % acres hno meadow land the whole easily
susceptible ot high state of Improvement The residence aa
handsome country scat with comfortable and vary commo
Gus DIV Ei lo sc, and the requisite houses aud tho
ia from lH capacity To produce large erops of grain and
grass deserves the attention of those In agricultural
pursuits.
TERMs-Approyed personal security will be required
purchase money and the title Will be retained further
rity and the terms time will be the sa.
KOBr DAVIS Admir-,
with the will annexed, Of
dec JudSC'latlsSdH2S2l Gerard Alexander decd
z ~ Republican rnnv
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FUTURE DAYS.


pursuance OF dccree In the Hastings Of Lynch
jury III IN, SUIT OF Cock fariss aud others shall sell
pubic auction on SATURDAY the 9Th day February,
me Market House. at II O'Clock TWO VALUABLE NEGRO
of sale. InIN n ,piss -
fe d2t wESsA sra,laI 4, ,,,I.sio,,,
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- GiANO SOW ER.-We confidently recommend this Ma
chine 10 farmers Having but little machinery t is durable
and easily kept in order, and regularly quantity
Grain Guano desired. Frank l.usn, ESQ., Editor Of
Southern Planter, thus
we are perfectly convinced Of It's eicep
working capacity cheapness, durability simplicity
sreon, that do not hesitate the
.nng which 1t is do often venture upon
Again horse works the machine with perfect IL
saws breadth of ten feet fast
CARRYING bushels time require stop
pass rs necessary by who seeds hand Tha
seeding too is entirely Independent of
WITH MS as well during very high winds which prevailed
of the tine during calm because
AZ close the ground We only
therefore, to every farmer, urge buy
Mr. Seynours who Is nothing their NJ
THOS BRANCH IS SONS.
Co1a4 r,rl
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scoe WISHES To sell between thirteen and fourteen thou
sau acres OF w ashingtou county lands In Mississippi
These lands are really fine and highly desirable being au
Vial and above overflow Titles largest portion perfect
some helhg directly from Government and located far
oack as " where the greater part the country vacant
Fifteen or sixteen hundred front Immediately upon Lake
Dawson aud In high water steamboats, enter tho lake,
wheS about eighteen miles In ength and about three
tiers of mile In width This lake beautiful sheet of
ter and Is borecd by Romantic and picturesque
There plank road projected from Grecnsvle to Lake
Dawson distance of about miles which when
completed will make the desirable part of the State
Pc persons wishing To locate plantation greater induce
ments could not be offered
My price ia from six dollars parties select
ing pay able from one to sixteen bearing Interest
Mr. e. taiespo residing the premises Will show the
lands TO any one wishing 10 purchase Also Hon Charles L.
Roberts residing in Greensye will accompany person
wishing to examine the land lie Is fully authorized by
or of attorney, tn sell
This land would add lies principally In H. town
ship l. aud near the ad parallel of latitude known To he the
best latitude for cotton.
For further particulars refer To LaHcndcr Woodief Co.
stock note and exchange brokers' Of ST Charles aud
Gravier streets underneath ST Charles Hotel New Orleans
jan 25-dSew6w WIN BAILEY.
2 Kinhmnn1 VIII. rnnN and .nn1 hill to n o Dnltn
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UlOGLINdsBROOK II = Il IA, PPtcFn60F8
- VA-NoTICE-h taking charge Of The above esabllsh
iarnt would respectfully solicit continuance Of the
former patrons The Hotel and my frerss ask
ra and table stall be spread with
elc The servants all attentive The
entire shall have the best attention thru
win that the ladies who the Hotel
shall have every ratlfed aud all ask Of
furnished In the best syls. and u To-
part of the city My Omnibus win always b
the different depess 70 attend eustomsrsto then
aud fro. JOSEPH l.. CARRINGTON
~ andsc.s Propsieeas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09

NEW HOOKS
~ Macauloy's England-3d and 4th volumcy
Macauay's T. gland-i volumes one-Sl;
Memoirs of Susan Allibono
Kate Weston, TO Will and To Do
Jackson aud New Orleans;
1anmere--by Mrs j. G. X. Dorr;
Notes OF a Volunteer
The Hunters Feass;
Our Cousin Veronica;
The Three Marriages. Life At Watering Place;
Brooks Ovid;
Wayands Political Economy Just received by Express
LANGHORNE WALKUPS
New Book Store.
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7 o0K Ar TmI. ,-E..r.era.n.r, In..rnn

u AGAINST FIRE.
Of Latter from Norfolk Pa dated January H. 1856
MtssRs $ C. HERRING co.-tlentlemen ON the 18th De
ccmher Last Mesrs Adams Cos Express Office situated In
large story brick building In this city totally de-
by fire aud their safe remained buried In tho burning
rulna until yesterday when dug out and even then
surrounded with live Goals and almost red hot lay
D and nobs melted off We
this re and II thing resist such heat In
enough-frc could not be hoer is triumph Indeed We
lncloso certificate from seVefalparies who saw opened
Nourstruly ROWLAND BROS.
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uNPORT1NT
II inform his friends in and
will for the North next month; and be
respectfully socits examination his
Ready Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
comprising all articles be found Clothing and Merchant
Tailoring establishment and will be disposed Of
which will insure quick sales in order make for the
Spring stock have hand good of Carpet
Bags which will be sold less than Northern preea.
Doat forget the place to get great bargains
TliOS w ROYSTON,
an No Swear petn ".
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CERTIFICATE.
NnuInIL Va IanuarN IL lAhn

NORFOLK, VA, January II, 1856.
q Rowland this day attend
cd opening of of errpRs Patent Fire proof Safes,
fire OF December belonging To Mesas Ad
a Cos xpress and found the papers and corteis In
preservation II IN opinion severe
could be had large four story building entirely
and thu safe remained the whole time surrounded
by and ub heat for forty days before dug
ruins
Signed GEO l. ANDERSON, q. HALL.
WIN. - REYNOLDS, A. u MCLEAN,
MILLS DAVIS, w. W. JACOBS
fully satisfied with the manner in which the above men
toned Safe preserved Its contents. \, A. CDWDERY
Agent Adams a. Co.'S Express,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-09

81 L. W. Rcdd his entire interest in stock OF ",
hoods, Iron, &C. OF the firm o. Rucker Kcdd coi
ne tho business at the old stand sOc call from
friends and patrons who literally patronzcd ms oi1 M,
JASuARY lst 1856 AMBROSE Il. RUCKER.
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EXPENSES PER TERN.

Board nrlnd;nn s,a, hts and ., ashing $50 90
piop in nmifsi u r., ar ~ ............. l6 90
uitnn Il, Cins,aai pra,aha. .....,.,,,.... 90 90
nitnr l., ~ a.a,,a,as ooh ........,..., so
usir an ,b pian - H,i,,r ,,;,h se of piauo 90 90
raNing a., 49, Ie', Noodo Work e,eh s 90
a,;a p,;tn,. ,,u no,,so .....,... 10 90
w hoia nv,,o,. - - IN Il, r,,lish branches sc on
wholo ox ,.nsas -. . I'LL In f,lasscal Course 20 90
iodern I .nina,.o H. -, - ,,..a o,,r. ...
Al Ices due in adv No deduction except III cas'soi
actd sickness Pupils viii he charged for breakaGe ana
use of furniture John G.. BLACKWELL,
GRAVEL HILL puctinoham Va Ian }0-tlst mar
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ftONWGsslON HOUSE, liz shc City Of Peters,
~ BuRo--DINWIDp1E GRiGG, date Inspector at West
I'LL Ware Housc) wall receive and sell commission TO.
IAUCO, WHEAT, CORN, FLOUR, BACON, COTTON, and
II other Country Produce, (spris esceptedJ
OFfICE~l35. Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va
Refer to Horton q Taylor, Liberty Warehouses VIM X.
lapnawhy, Tobaceonist. dec 6ts
uNUOMAS BRANCH a. SONS, General Cess
u MISSION AND FORN AKD1NG MERCHANTS, AND
DEALERS IN GuANo AND AGRICULTURAL MPLE-
TENTS PR no, VAProdueo consgnmens solicited,
which viii receive attention of the partners Refer
John NJ Ocy, DIR James Saunders, Snml Miller Ambrose
tucker curg; Thomas Wallace Hon John May, Paul
Melwninp VIM. r. Joyn Petersburg Warwick Barks-
laic, Haxali a. Co, Richmond. THOMAS BRANCH,
JAS. X. BRANCH
y 2Gd2cts JNO 7. BRANCH
uDANNbI1. ~ SONS. Commission Merchants,
PETERSBURG, NA.-~partculnf attention paid 10 ihos
sale and purchase Of Wheat Flour Tobacco aud Merchandise
generally. Advances made on consignment
WILLIAM PANNILI.
HENRY pANNILI,
uR2id&ely JOSEPH PANNiLi.
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ADAMS sAFfOne of orrng celebrated Fire proof Safes
In Adams Express Office when the building burned
wecs 1t remained buried Ia the rubbish until
Thursday, when was taken The FIRE the occasion
alluded of the heees and when the
chest found after lapse ri orty days II surrounded
by enters, glowing brightly When opened the papers aud
other articles contained be
ally In good condition. thus aordng another proof Of the
enry nd superiority Of these safes The alluded to
be the warehouse of Messrs Rowland Bros who
the makers II shows clearly the evidences of
test Of its ncombusibe qualities whon Us exterior
red hot the burning furnace that roarcd around It, and
amid the embe that glaed around 1t for hours days and
weeks
Herrings Patent Champion Freproof Safes, with Halls
Patent Powder proof Locks for sale by
= T.. HERRING & co,
Nos lbs, 49, l;f, Water street, n. v
J. II THOMPSON co. Agents,
q ID On IYnchbnrs Nh.
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- is this day dissolved by muual consent ii' naino
concern win be used either partner in closing inc oS
Their books and be found at the counting
IN ot the old stand occupied by a H. RucSer "en
y VIII be pleased to have their creditors and dtDtofs ~
q settle their accounts AMBROSE Il. RtCkEk,
JANUARY LIST, 1856 LOUIS W. Redo.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND For sALE.-
The undersigned offers for sale the TRACT OF LAND
Ell acrc recently bought by him of Mr. Paul Jones This Is
dcsi rab!e with excellent family dwelling H. aud
wlthi miles of Lynehburg lie invites wishing
buy, call on him Terms accommodating.
jan ~ .difw then 2awts g. l.. MosBY
Virginia RIANKETs.-Justs Ia hand IL
fresh consignment of Ben Anmen & Sons Woolens,
pair fine and large bed Blankets, A
plaid Lnseys, piece A xed Jeans
ilemcns woar-al Of which will be sold low TO close
fc Its A. Is FUCKER.
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dee tta MUIR s STEVENS Petersburg.
NOU CAN u UY WATCHES, JEWERY,
u SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at q
wholesale and retail in variety and STYLE at low "a
cash prices by calling Mt NOWLANS sign Of the Ea I2
gle, No "a, Sycamore street. Petersburg, Va, where
you will 20 per He has just armed from the Nor
hen Manufacturers and Importers with the largest and most
fashionable assortment Of Watches Jewely silver Ware and
Goods offered in this Would not be better
call his magnificent Stock and
all his Goods for cash. and sell
less than the regular prices for the quality
Goods You also have your Watches and Jewery
paired the best and short notice. and always
The fashiona ble Goods exchange for
Remember the place, slga Of the Eagle No. 81 Sycamore
street, Petersburg, Va THOMAS NOWLAN.
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NEW BRANCH or TIL CLOTMaNG
r. TRADE IN PHILADELPHIA--TO sol iHEkN
tAthRs IN GENTLEMENS SCPERFlNE khAph-
3nt CLOTHING. -.
mus. L. Dull co, 1865 Chestnut street fhilaheipna
uoor below Fifth street, have established an iuh''
Nng House for The manufacture and sale OF the mos
~ Nothing that money and art produce III ah'cpo,
Ne wants of Southern cash buyers who have hcreto,1
e 10 New York part of their stock T. T. ~.
w. are determined house in the Uni'ed states n
alargcr varied stock, finer or better i"e va
's skopticaI Csu md see then, Jan 2ld3In
IN ALENTINEs! VALENTBNEs:!W are
now opening large lot of Valentines at All
Y fine Ti,5 i4tei IANGHORNE WALKtP.
oAa., LUMBER AND WOODLAND in'"
an 26diy N' H. A. CHRISTIAN.
ELATINE, COCOA, BRONIA. TAYLOR'sM MUS
= tard for sale NV STARLER e. JONES.
an l5d4cts Druggists.
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r. WILLS BLAKE rirTMAk
WILLS n PlTTMAN, Petersburg, VA.
w Qately of tho firm of Wills, Lea g. Brownley9 Will
give their attention the sale and purchase Of all articles OF
for all articles Groceries,
&C. receive and forward Goods and act GENERAL Com
NILSSON Agents jan 3dSely.
GAMlEL q. baptist, Commission Acr.
~ CHANT Pttersburp Ia deyotos his exclusive a. cation
TO the sole Of Tobacco, Wheat Flour Corn Cotton, &c
Ia Goods forwarded al tho usual rates.
aug 5tltnly-y.
(tOsusSsuON a FORWARDING HOUSE.
III. 4. GIILDREh. former conduetoron = - Rail Road.
aud John Dirkcrson. the firm of H. r. Chir'y Co,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING NEE.
CHANTS
Petersburg Boing brook street. No 81.
JOHN DICKINSON. u. 2. tIIILBREy
may 10Y.
Vl,UOMAs w. ROVsTEN's Clothing 4 Far
j KIsH1NG STORE, PETERSBURG VA.
aug l2ts-y.
nAONNANs Il JOHNSTON, Grocer. mud Gem.
IL MISSION MERCHANTS, PETERSBURG VA.
july 9-ts.
(tOOPEH's PATENT LIME AND GUAN0
- SPREADERS-Wa rTanted TO work well, or the money
refunded, for sale by ROWLETT HARDY,
jy 2sts Manufacturers Agents. Petersburg Va
THOMAS WHITE. II. DAVIS HARDEk
NXTuITE. DAVIS ~ IIARDEE, General Conn
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN Pc.
RuNIAN GUANO, BANK STREET PETERSBURG, vA--I.ib.
TO either themselves friends in New York. Ice Ally
LNancy ssoods.-Fower Vases, Toilet Bottles, Toilet
u Boxes Jewoiry Card Receivers, Csndestieks Pa
tIan Figures Cigar Stands and beautiful assort
ment Just received by MUIR a. STEVENS,
dec Its Petersburg.
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to me with neatncss and despatch suit tho
times
Particular attention paid to orders from abroad,
Books of Designs be my office
Inscription Books to any person, free of cost
Call or address jan oats JNO b. GADDESS.
Ia
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u.NNCIelilIkls
MARBLE WORKS.
JNo. II GApDEss, Pro
prietnr.---fhe largest
aud best assortment of
Finished Marble Work
In Virginia, such as
Plain and ornamental
MONUMENTS. ToNBs,
HEAD AND 4 u o T
81 o n Il :, CHIMNEY
: PIECES, II l. A II TIL
: STONES, LAMBS AND
DOVES.
am prepared to exc
cute all orders entrust.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
Executors Sale.
Iron Works-Ore Banks-WateT Power, ant
Earning Lands for Sale.

Iran Wotks-Ore Banks-Water Power, and
farming Lands for Sale.
THE undersigned executors oil Monlg2sasTy Sei' ae'
l. &c sed, will sell at publcsse, on THURSDAY. the
2Oth of November Rext At jackson furnace, me oow
ing property, VIZ :tl 81
jackson Furnace and the Lands appurtsnaut and be-
longing thereto contains about Three Thousand Acres
This Furnace is situated in Dickson County, Tennessee
onIthe waters of Beaver Dam fork of Turn Bull sbSut
miles from the Nashville and Charlotte Turnpike road
and Immediately the route OF the Nashville and Norh
Western Railroad which road is progressing and
will he comp eted the Furnace during the ns;t year
The ore is abundant and OF quality No. The timber
s admirably adapted for coaDg The attention OF Pefsons
wishing engagei the iron business Is called to this
Furnace it being lately rebuilt and ready Tor immediate
We will also sell at The sars time and place several
Tracts OF Land lying hpOreek and buck River. in
Hickman county--smong others the eeebfated Duck
River One Bank the largest deposit IN the state aud e
Also, Several ether Ore Banks and Water PoN On
Mill Creek known as the "Tour Bank" Upi er FV ge,
Perkins Folly, &c. DC
Also, About 600 Acres, including the hrkon Ore
Bank, lying in Dickson comfy, on the TurhplAs from
Charlotte TO WaverIY.i +. =. =. - 10 l.
Also, SO acres on Yellow Greek, including Ore Bank;
and so acreso on Jones Creek, including TN Ore Buuk
On the following day they will se at lhe NaTows OF
Harpeh Davidson county The ebiS!ed Water fOweF
known the Lower TunHeil atthe huTrws o1 HarPeih
together with Ten acres of ground the est side o the
HaTpeth River for Residence Garden, &c, tor Ihnse
who may employ said Tunnel and sufficient amount Of
ground around the mouth Of said Tusns the Necessary
buildings and Improvements tor Il e use OF tie Wafer
Power there togeh, WtE . 10 The san tor the
purpose OF carrying on any nabuiaci sl ma! lie erect
ed Ut said Tunre This Power we'll Wrr'h The
attention of all persons, who vi h TO engage IN any tus
ness requiring great power TO PIoPel The machinery
TRRxs OF One and Two years cTsdr, Totes with
paid t-a tl-' WA, 4. WATKINS,
. ID - sI l j.. /. BILL EXs-
| oct14-td ~ U. p. McROBEhTi.