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TO HOLDERS or LARGE LANDED

IsNaL AMERICAN AND TRANSATLANTIC LAND
Il AND MINING COMPANY, IN connection with some
of the newly established money institutions. Credits No
blicrs) of Europe and especially Of Germany viii seo.
,stc purchase mud sell lnnds "Ed ncs. mlso wl employ
funds in good prCm-:s enterprises tiscovercrs OF any
niucysis or loas will find grcatlyt hcir advantage
sn or address s at Office H. Nassau street New York
.!iy X ANTON MILLER General Agen; fer the United
States and Canndus. Per T. n BuaS secretary
August g-CwiW
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ID aStWiY from the subscriber, on Friday, the 5Oth
II November, n negro boy by the name OF ftilLllP
sa!d boy sp-u :. years OF age five feet ihr. or tour
inches high rather thck about the color OF aginger'
:sse full lace and large eyes, has haoit oil rosng MS
eyes men talking or laughing which look very white a,
iac ues is little inclined 70 SH.Se:: g.d drag his
::1 ;a,G.ns. lie IS carpenter by trade Was born
I'D nj, d IN .iiranoad VII: aia and wil perhaps Try 10
ssaa lis az 70 thai place
will give hc above reward for his apprehension and
srery 20 me or for his confinement in any Jail iothas
laa get him. r. So Il Eh!
Nc ,c,f Ecw-Bc.u, N. C..
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VALUABLE LAND ~ PRINCE GEORGE

WISH 10 sell very valuable Tract OF Land lying in
the Northeastern part ol Prince George county con.
tanning 700 about 800 OF which in original growth
Of the finest qunlity-thc residue in old fell pine with the
exception OF IL 20 This Land is lyiu- directly
tide water. (Whrdcs Crcck) within two miles u; III"
landings This LHni is thought to be very valuable,
o the large quantity OF timber snd wood it,
particularly those engaged in the lumber wood
sness.
Persons desiring TO see the land referred TO Mr..
Matthew Williams or Ur. Orlando Williams.
Terms will be made accommodating
Address JAMES c. HUGHES,
Lombardy Grove, Mccklenburc, Va.
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NOTICE.

I'VE tour negro men name DAVID sometimes calieo
y CRUCKErT, CHARLES, LEWIS and LIZ VINO ran
t,T on -. g1,h October, 1855 are yet at ia;o' Hc @
-."rc', OF ,;st date in the Richmond Enquirer hx
- s. .,..,. Lispa.h, " rcG viii give d.sE'riGa
nn.,a We will give an se:s:oEa! f,"ssd 81 IL, If
1 poLLAh> igr the delivery OF either OF them 70 us
S"1-r IN J4 get them, 0i Two huiiui ~
Il ~ y 'aSca out OF The State OF Eirgluie ,.,.,
ap.l2S-c;f JONES & SLATER
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VNE above reward will be paid Tor the apprehension
;vAvcry TO me, in some jail in !he state, 80
a-i 2e: a.lU again OF INV slave liESEf. luiIhasei
- :Lga :. hemsf!e and haa wife in he county Of
'i.ag,n lie is doubtless lurking about Nichmonh or
:" goac % h5cAce or buckingham, or Iay probably
fs;f!"- 10 aui his way to tree State.
'aey vt eleven ia;hng U. eiE ;act tai. straight,
+ -. as.S !, formed and about i1ycafJ ot age
JAMES II. COX,
spr is-Cr MtS,pREoCS T. o., Chesterfield Co.
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VALUABLE FARM IN TIE COUNTY OF


M ESiR!S,. 70 ,I.vr u,y Negroes S"r'h. will soil
thi- h,uutally located nId desirable estate. cheap
nri suit pUrcEa-rrs Sra'Jrd contains 80
ncrc. $50 OF which is nsn". well enclosed with new
chestnut fence and recently lined The buildings are all
new and in good order. Supply Of plentiful and
failing sprnys. Seafurd is situated in an arm
aud within sight Of the Chesapeake, with line oys'er
shore and great Abundance OF every variety OF sh
at hand Vessels loading with grain liz within W yards
of the granary The Norfolk aud na.mo.e StcamcrsTun
Persons wshg to prchasc are requested inspect the
premises A. X. SHEPARD.
ho,.
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l,LpMANT EIECIlON.

An extra from the Mout-peIer Patriot, Sept. D 'Df
nshes the following: -
In the House the Democrats will haVe SONS '"'''
q, Ave Tn, only test vote taken Last session was v
H. nnssage of the disunion resolutions, wnea is!e
Drmocrste mustered twenty one, onyi 60 that 's'Y
have actually gained this year
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FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR

IIAVING removed TO Rich!nold, o.er tor sale, my
III Fa n lyias IN tie c6rnty Of Charles City to %
miles from the james Rirer and ~ miles from the city of
Richmond aad containing aD acres about halt clear
ed producing well and rapidly improving under the use
OF lime clover plus,ef &c There is good Dwelling n'.
all necessary outhou-ss nearly Also nn excellent
Garden and Orchard. The Farm could be very conTe.
nienty divided containing 3UO aud e other
24O acres Persons wishing purchasc Farm IN the
most productive and rapidly improving portion o Vrcina
would do we'll examine this property no am disposed
10 sell on iberalan accommodating terms
The overseer or my brother living adjoining, will show
the Farm to any wishing to purchase.
Address DIR. . 4. CRENSttaW
~, . N'.,, -,.,i,
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vALUABhE TAVERN ~ hiHG WILLIAM

yu1HE subscribers authorized TO seA tne iaIm Il:
King William. owned by Mr. Thomas Fn,entlne'
u IL 20 miles from Richmond l2 miles from the p"mun-
Ky River and sdjoins the lands of Capt Martin nrsTy
contains ba,ween 30 and io0 acres haa" sooa
nns. win ak rooms aud all necessary out houses a
arrs portion OF it is very superior swamp land part OF
whchs cleared we dr%ned and now na"n in .S ws
S wsrv nrndnctiyc Tho ucighboI hood il very dctl.
r"Se one snd this place has always been noted Tor 'S
healthy location. u h. :, - INV
person wishing to purchase. ,,, =,
Tn. stock, plantation utensils Sc, can DC purchased
s,tl the ia. Ii tiesi, Ell. Apply io
Am" stSnwim GODblN L. APPERSOS Aucts.
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Tn AII IIII0M IT MAY CONCEKN

TU MI. " Il'I.H NJ VV'@N ~ -.
n HEREBY give notice that trg!ni;. LA"d once MIL
tary Wucrsr,. No 3 ,n2 ::kirE Issued the ;lst %
Junc lT25 TO VIM Reynolds ass-Gcc OF Mnsrs Quarlce
und No !4Gi which ssurd ia" 'rh day OF JAY 1!s-
to VIM Reynolds gnce cf Christopher Sto"kes. who
was assignee Ambrose Arnnndn hvc been lost, insnle
or dsroy cd ard tla, hcirs ofthc said VIM Reynolds
leccasod will in due time, apply To The Co'nIs.oncr
the General Land Office, for scrip III lieu OF and IN suits
faction of said wHrrauts ~
WIN. REYNOLDS TRENT.
Ono Of the hcils OF VIM. R"yao.IG, decd
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THOMAS =. GILLIAN

lRON, STEEL AND METAL WkREUOTsE
40; -; b"Lli.GbRooE STREET, pErEHsn"Ho, Va
HAVE established myself ter III" :rnnsarr;on Of n
GENERAL Iron SIce and Nets! Business md nv;te The
eaton ot Virginia and North Caroline merchants sir
'ai' market, examination OF my lsrc nrd v,,,.d
':'ner, my nrrrngcm""t? tc.ag sach p. will cpsbir
II 70 sciI q, tue lowest rn,es
-Eohds N"cansts, R!ncksni,hs, mad .hr trade ccne
"!l hld :: TO their Interest 70 examine my stock b..
1; purchasing 'lscwhsre
rl.Ts ;'.nkiuiy received and promptly attended to-
~ i--cJrn THOS. :. GILLIAN
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TEN THOUSAND ACRES VALUABLE Land

IN kANAWHA CUUNI !, va
gUyHE subscriber has for sale thousand acre' o'
land on the waters OF Blue Creek. OF superior quail,
W 70. wheat grass corn tooacco hemp, max &c Iie
ndispuabe and warranted Blue Creek 10 n"TgHbe 10
K.nda's MILL for boats of opa. There are some one
hundred acres u high Of cptivatoni good mouse,
orchu.G and excellent water MILL gst mill and boat
all lumber at Kanawha Salnes apd CuciEaa There s
lso a5"Edsnca of b,UnoIs aac came! coai IRON orc
Sc, accessible tor shipping.
is seldom tract CHEERING such inducements to farm
era graziers, or capitalists, is offered.
These lands ure Is miles from kanawha Salncs, from
Charleston kanawha with water carriage to any point
for grain, lumber coal, &c
TERMS-The entire tract lie offered al So per acre; one
third cash. balance u term of years.
Persons desiring viss the lands Will c on me at Nj
cholas Court House
HENRY NJ. PRICE, Land Agent.
H. al have also several rHcts ot improved and unin
proved land in Nicholas and Brax:on. ii. NJ. i.
Iulv l2-c3m Examiner and Whg copy c3m
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CUNSO SUPERCEDED

|TNHE UNDERSIGNED. located at Fishersyiile angus,
IL Ia county Virginia :ePa.eI 70 fG!.:i5 'c 'et}
H. a.t:1ie Of "fCRE LIME" tdIned On the most APP
fg-i ThomastGn plan, containing more OF Its orsina
;!es than sny other Lime burned In the state ana
49,. o.; which wi enable the farmer to improve Ills
..s! lauds chGape. than Ge has Lorg,' &c had All
:i-a:; OF doing We propUae 10 de!ive' Ln tae cars
G:... -sc- SLACkED LIME ht ; cents r bu'heL or
Cir>iir LINE Al one Shilling per bu-aei "Gsu used
to' a,rc-'s:a purposes The b"faliiy o ne virS!hp
Cenrs Rail Road Company has 50 much reduced me
sa. " tas article as To enable all to use Al tFnihS
sv7"as" when compared with Gunno All st ana "!i'
,la. Ia: w:e the Is only TEMPORARY, me o'ue' 10
/! PERMANENT irnprovcr Of the soil
;o' agricultural purposes 1t is thrown IN t cars ioos
r l:Iner the cost OF barreiing. lotfe MecnHhiG
Te cia confidently raccG:e,I c.. Linz ts Hcn eguaI
..a H. y..I hnd h;l ness 70 an; Ii he Eo.ld; omn
r .,U u, Ticrues, full sizc, and warranted at W
@ per ;icrcc nj the Ens Ii equal Why not use II III
i'e:e:crcc 20 Yankee line. . >,
:iies Oi CHARGES Line - iEo IIrSEta Cehral i'al'
"a Laany per Car Load Of Six Tons, loose or in ohr-
.s' Richmond. :l" Atec., sls; Peaks Hanover Court
:'!-e and wickharn'., Sc; junction, SD; Hue!et
J.s and Andcr,"ms, SO Frederick Hall Brnipas m ,u
arcr p-i, Sl", ,-'.Csa Lu".t ho.sv, eGa Eoers me
I: Trev.lnn's. SO, Go.aou.vg., Lindsay and Cold
E'T 81; Keswick ana Shedwrll, -: CEario;tcsyile,
+ " Wooav.l!e MeachNms Ei:a7 a,d ,i:eenwood Tan'
f. s.
AGENTS.
y MINOR BROS, for Albcaarle county.
=. MANN Gordonsville and the Depot Agents from
:s'a Richmond authorized aFcnts 70 recei:s
:!":s !cr '':ae
l. /. %rlLEa & CO., of Richmond, nor tln, place,
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J,SD IV.IlIfINT LOST

additional bounty lmni warrant No 2I,22I for 20
( A Of land issued 10 on the 2l of February,
lsJ6 under the Ot Congress passed 81 OF March, lS
WAS .Iacd lrum the Pension Office at Washington C,:y
and directed kc Of Christopher {. IcRHc, Me-.
chester VA the -,c has been received By either
-, us All persons hereby cautioned against trading
for The snd warrant us i:cud apply to the Pension
Office for a renewal Of tlc sane.
Aug ls--CwGw JOHN kADCl.Iff.
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JOHN g. GEORGE GIBSON.
NOlSE BUILDERS AND CAnpESILlS.

&.rHLo.o, VA,
jhV!hG extensively tilted W their establishment
"i The l";cst improved machinery, a;c prepared
%,h ~ short Lotice and on reasonable terms al
-. vi portable flushed Carpenters work such rs
= "a "indow Frames, Castings. out and inside lin.
gts,,. 'i"ts aad Doors Of al, varia;ies.
Srorrc:,.. 'srifA'.s Porchcs, Verandshs, RalcoEeS
ys,.c,I I'F"c" Moaidings and Brackets Of all sizes
Hi,j1sAgs Of al descriptions
,ey .7' . ,l' chnir'honrds Ceiling boards, &c, &c.
and %s make estimates for work to plans furnished
It NJ their factory ut the estimated prices
s.------r.cuuiy sohcltcd. Jan 2S--ctf
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Valuable FARM AND MILLING PROPER

WILL sell privately my Fayin Chambers Mills cor
taiuip. GOO acres Of land with good Dwelling and
e.ore House ard al! necessary out houses and large
MsnnfsctSrinr Min and Saw MILL situated in the county
Of RnckipghaT on Slate River, Ia navgable streamD
miles cast Of the Court House. and la miles from James
River $50 acres are cleared and the balance IN WOOD
land well timbercd 1t fine stand for me-chandz'ng
and the Mills with the store and dwelling can be sold
separately from the Farm, If purchasers desire IT,
Terms accommodating. Address tae s1nscrloer al
Chsmber a Mills p. O., Buckingham County, Va
GEORtIE CflhHtbFshS.
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- cnl'RT

AT NICHOLAS COURT HOUSE, VA.
TIME subscriber offers for sale the Tavern House
l. Nicholas Court House, (SummcrsviiIc) together
with so ot land adjoining the village.
The tavern house has been newly repaired, and con.
ains 6 The lot contaUs upwards o acre. join.
ing the Court Hou-c square The stable lo quarter
acrcstabe new md ronmy. Il i good tavern stand,
md also excellent sand Tor stGre-rhe be.
ing under the tavern roof The bar will net 81 COO per
The land is very rich some II cleared and about 100
susceptible o; cuivHiiOn balance excellent pasture land
being extraordinarily rich Ii abounds with the finest
ber and excellent coal within halt mile OF the Tavern
House.
There two wells OF the finest water Oh the tavern
lot The garden is very fertile There Is nl-o Clicc
and black smith shnp the lot. TIL" alone
rents for $3.50 year
TERMS-Thrcc thousand dollars, 81, 900, $1,000 cash;
the balance in and years. notes bearing interest.
Persons desiring TO purchase great bargain should
make speedy application IA person 10
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0VIANTED TO PURCHASE.-A tract of timber
w land or wood land say from 50 to 500 acres on
James River or some other narigabe stream Address,
With l psicuars stating location price, distance from
Ribmoni &c also price of wood per cord at landing j.
W., Valley Forge Post Office, Pennsylrania
Aug l8-cf
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HENRY VI. PRICE.

Land As"L:. Nicholas Court iirGSr, Va.
NE--Thc wood md cuHl will greatly more 'huu rhy
the interest the whrl" clear. 10y sale IN" village.
ADuu, 81 900 worth of goods b" sold annually 100
per cent profit To a desiring 10 keep tnv"rn store,
and snr arm this oeT- Rd dvantsgcs than bro.
pcr;y in the Stale II. NJ. /.
huc @2-cw2u. Whig and Examiner ruDy.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
,TIUsnT ~ - ~o~-~~~>~"~~~>~~>~~~~~~
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE IN GREENS

A GOOD LOCATION FOR 4 PHYSICIdN.
u NJ hNpiN'i to change my rcdracc, with view TO
inc education ot my children, offer sale the plants
ton on which reside Il lies nrhc upper part of Greens
vic comfy Va IN hi sh, undunin. and healthy
try, near Poplar Mount ami Wyas Mills, eight miles from
Jarrait Depot on the Petersburg Raj Road II contains
s acres, ~ or 80 i'll original forest, about the i'll
old held pine, and the balance in good nrubic und the
greater part OF which has been improved, and is in
hi:a state OF produclivcncs An abundant of
Ter lows through the from West Easi. pretty
equally dividing 1t, which has been canacd hcavy
pcnse. The sui from red gray bur generally
heavy and very productive in whrH, and tobacco The
improvements consist OF cumur able dwei in. hUust
good office, &c, stables good granary, four blrn,
well ui good water, Hnd choice selection nf few good
peach aud apple trees This place is now, it has long
been, oi the best locations for Physician in this
un the country. situntcd in very wealthy and
intelligent community. ROBERT A. GtlOLSON.
Srutl }--tt pOnlu Ilp
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THE RICHMOND ENOUJRER.

BY RITCIIIE, PRYOR &: DI,Ny.yAST.
WIN F. RlTClllE & ROGER A, PRYOR EDITORS.
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TUAN0, &c.-G0C tons bes. Peruvian Guano
0I 100 tons best Mexican Glnno
50 tons Super Phosphate OF Lime
For sale low for cush by -...
Ana ab-cav HUGH W FRY & SONS.
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TO FARMERS

TO FARMERS
HE BURG NO. AMMONIATEp SUPER PilOS-
IL PHATE OF LlME.-Wc are now r, ,celvin9 fresh
supply Of this valuable fertilizer which recommend
with confidence, superior the best Peruvian Guano,
for wheat For sale in lots to suit purchasers,
Sent e-c2w 6 McGRUDER'S SONS.
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V T MINOR s. BROS for AlbcHarle county
" II MANN, Gordonsville and the Depot Agents from
70 Richmond are our authorized aFcnts 70 recete
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

leg, !c- 'i:ue
/, i. "rILEa q CO., of Richmond, nor thar place
LILY &c III. 2t;h Oct BROWN & MORhlS
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VI,ti.I,!I LhNn OFFICE.


IN Conformity wi:G he CoGs 0; |:'.'.a .. -. x,S:n
;aI ,-c:.oa ,6 ts hereby MAKE k'rHa " ~ ~, . s
/, may couc.rr ,Gat j: appeers oy u &c ~. u" A,y ~
,l.pcr OF ths CITY Petersburg, dI"" W. ,. M IN :.
January, 1856 ami received iro tue - nv h, In
iu uav -, JuLuary. lest la: ~ !uc'e'' n' ~ @ i,r ~,
d.c Of psceu.cer lcl2. :ae 10 .r"-' ','' -. E ~.
pe:er.burs oI w.,ln Charles Y am nJ -y. 80 ,yI,
been Iora4 c.cL.a,.d 70 :;s IoinHea"e-''s' ~
"a, On. house and 1' .ae ATE 'es."eHee y. . % ~
Containing a brick d""i.S NM, Is ."s as 80. Vr,L
Wrket ,Icer rlrnn. So4 ?! fee eel &c tSe' .'"rln
~ nc. E.vH: Is =, e,, with small lot in rear
and 1Ijoin:as = ~ - 'c1' ,,,;, ,,e ,b,v. In,
81, Inc S,u,h So, aud me ars', No T. ~! ieet Oh
W,I.e, ,r,: bounded on &c West :! T. !orc. o9ost
~ t.e; Lcia: 10 fe, deep. Tas second lot NO; 80
t, front az. Mnrkc; sgce, Il ocins Oh zee Softn
,r from MAJ set s.ee back 20 cc deep or the Souta
line ,rou MarSe: street.; back ~ ,eet ieep.
"a One house and lot the Eis; s:oc OF Donors Alley
81 7eerol; bourte6 ny tr,.cr lot cn the Norih, on ths
rss: BY Hnrriss !yr Oh lie Sou,a by Mars!slct.
rh Oac h0v.e MD 20: >acr; Narke: sre;, ae"iseJ
sad OHaca - N;s. W iucu7e. hRv;uc t!t-k dwell
ia. &c. thereon ;: Vet .dc Of short Marie" street
g ZEE. and rear TuiS back ~ feet. with 10 loo
.lsy running from The rcI- 10 Low street
' :. II. PARKER,
,., le-cw6w Register Lund Office.
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= .,.uuoND ENQUIRER,
n.,1y, <xM.wEESli AND WEEKLY,
rSs!',,r PRYOR & DCNSAFANT.
II L " 5:

s,,,n dollars per ennul:., and at De
rs Ds for shorter period thah ouS ,S
r>a ot e':: Wrr,v nve dollars per ahnu.i - a
ycs: f!' I'VE ~ NJ y- payable IN advance 80 jolurs
isEse do, ~. med 10y mai., postra'" - '
o. re s ,,, Caa ci ~" yr"' .,, circulation Of the
VIE :Hc H,",;SirfE IN III. southern S.ars, rrr ~
KCHN0Ao - '.,,,r,c i the iss"s "t Il " ,,nr ~
rco:,ic;c;s Ha'S ..,,,- ucs:!y ~ tie feSo'''9
'AFtH. sem ceky ed''"Hss ch,rscrer OF the
n, 49,: t cav uv;,..a: q lEs " what IT was halt
,c,iy0SD LNGt!hEk We a. :. the purpose Of the
rp:ury sso We lies - 'A= DISCUSSION VI ~ ~.
ii;''s S;cS ~ : ~ Ensw.Nv.-.i.s s.:u: a"s '''N7
.cO-L;!y. ,,,,-s, !, rnh,sSed every tr e. n
nv sas =. . %. a,.Mun: Il p"!a ~ 49, ~" Lcluc;iou is
srr rnyri,m; noi ir""e III ,,:u ,u.c. icr 80 s:N
made in fave; OF 4 .'r,,,,Cr W.. be !urn!srS" .'' a.;
copies Of .Hs ~ $40 twenty four cop'e' An0
,be same p.opc.,,:: ion; -, os ADvERTlSiSG.
~ TIN DAILY ESVriREk-rM ,',;nr ms. .,ion ,~cn.
tnssi-on' az! =, n.r,cd .,v.re II week W tEct 'H -
E.e Si-,x.vcn aid ,.s cents ior S"eI , 'u d. cam.
s,. - and when inserted only once u "e
for each ia:c:Ec!:. vo~ ,,s rs or less, trs' In
- fht cn,.. tor each Subsequent 'asei.so @
t@!"n' ,s, j., >rr,el oriy once week scVoh'!'u''
cant, 10Y eaca lr>eTiyn ,, ,.s. frat In. s. ol
vi. WskxLY-for Ten hres or 'es ' -
~ ~. cc,,s: ior each u,trGunee h.'y eeh'' =!
-. advertisers s:c Changed SSS 'oi ~ oue i,r adj
80 .or TWO s:u,es, hra IN ihai fiHpI,t. win
y,.-;scme.t. .. S.eG;'r i&":'n' c>sep'
~. ca,-sr! 500, lparer !nchi"e.9 .., oxc.eii,p
.T~ All Ohlrur,s aud Tributes OF hcrPee'
,oTs- ~ e. u-e charged Tor stre3se'Heh'r ., ,,.
G,t,r, ron a distance mus, re acceG'? NM" -,
,.rrc ,uv or satisfactory references, 20 .i''Ge 90
- AZ due. 10 this ohcc MAY oc F"la:s'sH y: -
$,iy.;I.h'e lS.rk ua.rs Al inc ri-k ~ N. :,..-
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FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 49, 1885,

has, in this State. II is, along the Ohio and il
many other parts, fine agricultural and grlzing
c"untry-but its mineral resources are wha. rNcit'
surprise and admiration. Iron abound4, and coal
cropping OUT on the surface, is iueXaustible. The
famous camel coal is found here, u alternate strata
with indefinite quantities Of bilumnous coal. The
CAMEL Coal has the appearance Of black rock, anG
liz SO hard ana tenacious. that the ladies wear rngs
made of it. Some Of the ,Is inhabitants uttcmp;a'
to build houses of it, but the chimn"vs caught tire
and hurut the buildings before they were completed
Dig hole on the shores Of of those rivers anG
valuable natural oil exldes, sufficient in sngl,
day I" I'LL hogshead. Salt water is found by boring
on both kanawhas, very valuable tor the munufac.
ture Of salt aud, side by side with the water oftel
arises a stream OF iniamlnHba gas, that supple
abundant fuel to work tho furnace that reduces t,
water TO salt. The boring is doue BY chissl at.
tacbed 10 wooden shaft and is often carried to III.
depth Of l2U0 feet, the water guslIes up In on
instance finding difficulty in getting the shaft to de-
sceud, heavy weights attached to lis lower
extremity. Suddenly an explosion was heard, tn,
enormous shaft with its heavy weights, was thrown
to great distance in the air. and perennial strear
Of salt water gushed to height of many feet,
con,panied by stream of iuflanmabe gas. Within
wus one of Natures laboratories Of earthquakes
The chse pierced 1t and the gas came forth In Il
harmless and useful fern. The geological appearance,
of the country shows. that uphenvings of the earl
by earthquakes hav. occurred in that region. These
confined gases, bring back the memory of our schoo
boy days, Of the winds in the cave Of Gus s;rug.
Cling 10 get out-aud thus described in Fryis q urd
a. translated by Dryden:
Thus RACED the goddess: and with fury f:s:; ;h:,
The restless ryur W the storms she sought,
When, u sprS."us care Il hvtiis stone,
The tyrput Glus from his uiry throne,
Wuh power .mpcrisl curb. the struggling winds.
And sounding tcmpests I'm dark prisons blrc..
This way, and that. the impatient cnpriTcs tend,
Anl pressing fJr relief thu mount"!ps rend
ni,h IN his hail. the undsuntei monarch STANDS,
Ana shakes MS sceptre. and their rage co:nr'anas
Which di. he NOT their unresis!ed sway
Would sweep the world before then! In tEer TTny
Earth air upd seas through empty space woG: roll
And heaven would iy before The driving soul
q: fear OF this, the father OF the gods
Confined their fury 10 those dIrk a5oies.
Aud locked them sale within oppressed "iic EoSasii
icads.
The cbse, that e1rica;es the gas, is we'll deacrb
ed in these lines:
aes fsid and hurled sAiass TITO ncua;aH side
HIS quivsrIng speur and all the god sprhrt.
Tne rs yiu: wind. rush through The hollow round.
And dance aloit in air nud kim along the ground
Then settling the sea- the sur.es SWEEP
R4!se liquid mountains, and disclose Il: dser
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-18
HANDSOME COMPLIMENT TG SENATOR
BUTLER.

BUTLER.
At the Exchange Hotel, on Monday night, n heau-
tful supper was S"en by mc:bers Of the Legislature
and other citizens TO the distinguished and popuIa'
United States Senator, i. p Butler OF South Carr!i.
M, who detained by :ic weather from returning;
to his seat in the Senate. Although gotten mp - te7s-
porS, it sponaneuu. tribute to the virtues snc
services of Senator b., and large number particpa.
ted. We sincerely regret that We could not be pre-.
sent, having received The notification at too late Al
hour, in consequence Of engagements elsewhere. We
learn however, from s-vern who present That j;
was q most agreeable rcuuinn. where eluqucnce and
genial feeling universally prevail"d Speeches were
made by Mr.. Speaker CrntciIfi-ld iSho presld"d,l
Senator Butler, Gov. Wise, LIEUT.. Gov. McCoInas
Ex-Lieut. Gov. Lsake, James Garland, E-Q., oi
Lynchburg, and Sherrard Clemens, Esq., Of Wheel
inp.