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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-31

s siT,t Gs :. per leo O'p qio
Third IS
Roves Hats 90
goods not euunersteS. Csrbovs Of Gcii, "sar
other Chemical. per 100 lbs, 40
FIRST CLASS.
FAno Eortes Pooks. Stationery. Roots Shoes Tiouors
S, &c, IN bottles Canph6e and spir Turpent,ne
ses Gloss oftons, las ana % are Cigars IN
Soxes or ha'e' DrnEs Fruits Trees and shrubbery
Plates, Cat owners rsEO Oyst.Ts in cans ayJ t ss
dlery, Tin and Brittana Ware. Teas and Spices
SECOND CLASS.
haTdSare exert such specified In third class CoFss
WIS Machinery Foreign Liquors barrels and pipes
Sh9eco IN boxes Leather in rolls boves oils 10 bsr-
casks Rice Whiting sster sheet Brass and coPpeT
THIRD CLASS.
Tin Plate, Anvs Vices Ks OF Chains aTd Hoes Msgs
ana sotton Cor age C0aee. Heavy Ca tngs sim srnF
Chairs and Spikes, and ROsin in barrels
$PFCIAL RATES.
hoNes hats Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other
ght articles not enumerated; also CarbcNs Of Acids or
other Chemicals, will be cha ged double hrst class
- Have every package plainly marked with name Of
eongnee, destiDst' and depot r. dsv'ry. Attention
speedy delivery.
DIRECTIONS.
Goods shipped via savannah, should he CONSUMED TO
ed care Agent g R. R. savannah Ca.
Agent OF the South Carolina Railroad. Charleston ana
packages marked care Agent S. q. R. Charlie ton O.
Ho'k to hvile. No iSsoH drayGgs or tAd 61oe
cbdrg ed either az Charleston or Sdt ANAL
shiupers rely upon uniform prompt dev-
eries hv both lines over chsrge and damsges by either
me- will be adudgeG b. the agents OF the Nashville and
Chattanooga RoRd.
In a. lost mis- inF goods, will charge OF any
correspondence Their recovery IL not
ornd, vii psy fo The a. III a'iou a. 80 Gays
ate notice Given AZ notices u osf goods, fer Nash
| Road, must De addressed 10 H. J. anderson, SuDt,
/ Nashville.
Merchants when IN New Work will receive every informal
iOn and assistance IN shippp BY plying The Agent
OF tie Charleston ire No. l95 Broad ay and the sAVan-
nah Line, No. 10 Broadway.
! CHA'S W. ANDERSON,
/ mRvoq-tf. GenV Agent.
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nEITING.

5000 s.. e. 1 s'Ha T. ... Z, ..apr to Is =
Later al a. vhrh lnRs a. arenlior - plsntsrS
afa D. arhins 10 The Fha4r el. v1ict - - a.
~ ssf cen cssh Ne sc a. e, e. e b cad
- b. q. CUTTER
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NEW IRON FOUNDRY
CIGAR MANUFACTORY.

TIME 'ersi extensively engaged In
the manufacture OF all kinds Of CiRsrs and are en-
abTed 10 comDee successfully with OF the Fa'tsrn
elite. One nf our arm who has chrge Of this de- art
msn OF orr business being practical rigar~ ak@r our
ousfoers NAV rev upon getting suc9 goods sure TO
give Satisfaction, aud which viii guarantee in ever" IN
Stance We can friends and custo eTs that We
are making as Rne Cigar came from Havana we
import direct fro finest Tobacco thereby saw
ing considerable duty. enabi 70 sew or cigars
when made Il much than ANYTHING Ike the
sam article cauI o. uport-d tn I Why not
Encourage HO me Industry!
LYONS co,
sept4. 10 Cedar street
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON M. BRIEN & M. NJ. BRlEN R.
ATTORNEYS Ar law,


Cmes No ~ side Of Cherry a., oooper's Buding
formerly occupied by ID. Ewing.
HAVE taken co-paTtherrhip my son, n n. HEiKB in
the practice Of Las in al the CsuTts a. Davidson
q. One or both generally be found 10 the Of &c
Prompt atten given securEn
and collecting All claims Money alSsysrsady when col
lected
have been constantly and regularly engaged pro.
fession the Mountain District ;he last years
and viii continue end 20 AID collecting ell
claims int listed % ny the counuef % anon
DeRab, White, FsniFess, oyerton, Putnam aud Jackson
have = general Acquaintance with the eFchAEts and
business IN ihose counties.
The Merchants Of Nashville, and OF other place. mi ght
SAD their Interest eeueT with relation there
refer TO any and AL persons Who knoE me, for q
abiiits and pFompl attention 70 business.
uArchlT-l y MARSOE BRIFN.
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nAKEtY. eONFI CTIoNAm1, 6.
scales! ScaIes!t
C. NJ. STEWART.

W d o esale and Ketakl
GK0CEm & CON MISSION MEHCMANH
so 81 BROADWAY NASHVILLE.
60 ne aigasas dsFkes pFsss psia Tor CoantFg Pre-
isee ~ al kinds. - fauiE-dsstE
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$500 80 GIs ;. per Too tbs" 30
TIT a. :, 4, IS
BoVes Hats, q 90
Furniture nd Carriages boxed and other ugbt
gSaas not enumerated. Carboys Of Acids or
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CONLEY g. JOHNSON,
MANUFACTURERS or
Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron Wares, &c,
10. 10 Bread 81, sad 81 sSufh narkssst.,
NAsfENaIhEs fHNN.

HIUN - tn y , @ Is &C.
IuEr RECEfYEb sED FeR saEE, 4 LaRoE AND
j aa1aPi1ts assortrBt 81 CsatinE Heaas stoFrs
81 svsfy ss pTcs and pattern. lhat bFosght . th
asafkaA
axa=f etFrl she pFeaghs fron cooknE stoves
sf "a siEes rsasa te Prise ifo 80 $50 - ne
AZ Hsatsflsi.
ftn seasezEA aud FeGsii.
Copper aus saset Ira HsrE ~ ST kinfsaf MsrhfaerF.
sEzaaQ4zs. Stat1s4Ft hnEHess 4e sans Ena letlicry
Hofks a4s az zee sssrtesl R1aets z.e snd
rsEairr rooaaE aud spcatins dsae Hna
gz-a G.cfs etsfgtaHF, ressiFss EfE. Epsr,
shess iress IL aaae oeas aaneF aua e@szH
e. ahg. GoNbEE 4 JuliE6uh.
ae. % areAs st. kn1 81 scala Al rtcl e.,
gsasa Aasn ilr. fena-
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FIR 81 CIANS.
SEC0Nn (IASS.

hadSare, exert such specified 10 third class
lis Machinery, Foreign Liquors in barrels and ppes
C"1e'o IN boxes Leather in rolls and bOres Oils In bsr
reS and casks Crockery Queersware In crates An,
CASKS, hlee, whiting. aser Sheet Brass and Cnpnrr
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p. P PECK & BRO,
PIP. PECK - BRO,


Ii S..s ss 70 S = ':s sssS az MI 3 ssss
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axes. Shovels Spades, Sad Irons Zinc ard Tin In nj,
TN Fiate, Anvs Vices, Ks Of Chsins ard Hoes Mani
Shd otton Cor age Coffee. Heavy Ca tngs Nn &c arir
CarriaFe Springs, aud Axes. Railroad Wheels and Nj
OhAlTs and Spik IS, and Rosin IN barrels
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I.ANn WANMANTs.

q VIII pay Cash Or LAND WAkkANFs A. ~ enee
s. No - cAefrg street. IN ny 4eeeoee -Rf4 - a. =
slsalisea. llesia-lyf .. q ttlho"ses
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FAM VRADE.

AN prepared furnish Cofios Of every description
from the Casket the plain eat Servant tomn TO-
Eether with everything for funerals Al orders
eft Roo Dead-rck street, next door to the
Up and Up Livery stable, between Cherry and sum me
streets, will receive my prompt attention both day ana
night,
tuly2. > Il. SOhNt-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-18

New PROJECTED WATER CoMrANY FOR CALI
FoRNIA.-Wc find the following interesting nfor-
nation in London letter to the San Francisco
Buli,tin:
We have Il California Water Company here.
started on the limited liability plan. and with Al
real live lord for chrirman--Lard EXmonth,
grandson OF the EXmouth who treated the Dcy of
Agicrs to such famous i batter. This Compn-
ny is to lay all Nevada county under water. and
will undertake 90 wash ont 80 much gold, or ra-
ther to supply miners with the means OF dong So
that 80 per cent is the smallest return to he
looked for by those who are wise enough to in
vest in the concern. All Of which promises may
he very true, but just at present John Bull is RAJ
ther bewildercd by the multitude of similar clai-
mants on his notice, aud his. awkward turn III
your State affairs will to certainty make the
old gentleman fight somewhat shy of all projects
that have your aurtrrous fields for the scene of
their cXu, cted r,alZalons'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-18

Z OPERATIONS IN THE VINEYARD AND ORCHARD
The vines having been carefully pruned and
dressed the work on vineyard at present con-
sists in cleaning up and ploughing, preparatory
10 letting on the water In a few instances. irri-
cation has commenced. The vines look very
healthy and fourishng generally they are fully
in bud and in some more favored locations are
putting forth leaves. Ploughing is work re-
auiring care and skill, as with an awkward hand
much damage might he done. A well kept vine
yard presents fine appearance at this season
the neat clean furroNs, running in straight line.
not blade Of grass, or weed to be seen-wlth
the vines putting forth their buds and leaves.
In the orchard, the planting of trees is over
This work is generally attended to in the months
OF December to February. This year large num-
Der of orange trees have been set out-as many
as $500. The principal persons We have heard
mentioned in this connection. are Messrs W Nolt-
skill Cardwell, Keller and DR.. White
From II. c. Cardwcl, Esq, we have obtained
a favorable account Of the prospects of the vine
wards us we'll us the orchard. The fruit trees are
in excellent condition, and gives promise Of an
abundant crop. There is but one eXccption-the
native seeding peach, which gives evidence of
being badly diseased while the imported peach.
standing next in the row. is in beautiful condi
ton To such all extent does this disease prevail,
that some parties dispair of obtainn crop.
On the 10th of January, almonds commenced
to blossom apricots on the 23d of January
The latter will soon be in market. The bloom OF
the peach. apple and pear, is nearly over, the
fruit beginning to form in many instances. For
eign apples are just beginning to show leaves
Los ing. Star.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-18
70 BnEB A8gas. and Goll pust DeleE.
Tho TIo1lao OF
HARASZTHY, UZNAY & Co,

HAVING ESrAuItsiiED rliflH
NEW GOLD AND SILVER REFINERY ON
IN large scale, and In Il permanent manner
are now ready to receive the Precious Metals and
prepare them for immediate Coinage at the Uui-
tcG States Mint, in the most expeditions way.
They I'm, ,ie the attention Of Bankers and Gold
Dust dealers to the fact that their refining is con
Quoted by process so MUCH CHEAPER AND
QUICKER than that of tho Government. TINT
they can fix Much LOWER RATE OFCliAR-
GES for the operation. aud thus make II II great
pccuninry benefit to the deposition, both IN tho
time of receiving his coin, NJ well as in amount
Of returns.
They urc prepared to return either Coin OF re-
fined Bars for duet or impaired BARS.
Once No. SIS Battery Street, near Commercial.
np5l I'm IIAKASXTIlG, lXNAN x Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-18
BOUNTY LAND
wv N RANTSS :

1N II L undcrslgncd will attend to the procuring
| of Bounty Lands under the new Act of Con
grcss for persons who have been regularly mus
tered into the L, =, Service for the period of 10
dnys or more. This viii include all who have
been mustered or called into service, or served in
any of the expeditions in this state for the pur-
pose of supprcssing Indian hostilitics. Such per-
sons will be entitled TO
l60 Acres of Land,
aud by forwarding the necessary proof Of their
service TO the undersigned the official forms will
he made out aud forwarded to the proper Depart
mcnt at Washington, which will secure the return
of Land Warrant.
Having secured the services of an Agent nj
Washington who will give prompt attention to
this kind of business. the undersigned is enabled
to ensure success to the applicant aud claimant,
Apply to T.. j, CURTIS,
il-tC Trinity Journal Once.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-18
Written for the Journal.l
THE SABBATH BELL.
b Y cos

BY cos.
Sweet is the tinkle of the Sabbath bell,
No music in melody can it excel,
Gently it soothes the sad spirit depressed,
And proclaims to the weary, this day you can
rest.
With cadence most soft it fills the still air,
Kindly inviting to Gods house of prayer;
Where the toil-worn in body and distress III
mind, .u,
A balm for their troubles and sorrows VIII hnu'
In Eolean whispers it breathes in the ear
Names of loved absent ones to us most dear
Recalling to mind the bright days OF tne past
Too bright and too happy alas lnog 10 last
tt warns us that time is fast passing away
That all that is lovely and bright must decay
And its dulcet tnkle seems meekly to say,
Frail mortal keep holy your Gods Sabbath day.
MANzAN1TA, April II, 1851.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-18
Administrators Notice.

A Ill persons having claims against the estate
a ofJ {. Schoch dec are hereby requested to
forward their bills properly acknowledged to
the Undersigned ana all persons knowing them
selves indebted to the above named estate will
please call and settle Immediately. and save costs
ANTllON lIAGHR,
administrator or estate Of }. c. Schoch, dee.
Strader's Ferry, March 20. 1881. ll.3L
Shasta CoVrio please copy three weeks and
send bill to this Office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-18

ACCORDEONS AND FLUTlNAS
We sell only first class articles. and at greatly
reduced prices
SEI EET cSo BOOK M SIC
Ncw music received by every steamer. Our as
sorlmcnt OF sheet Music is now ONE OF THE LAR
GEsT IS CAtlroENlt embracing choice selections
from tn" catalogues of every publishing house in
the t.Slatcs, as somany European Publications
Violin and Guitar Strings.
MUSICIANS, DEALERS, and others who want
aGooo STRING. will do well to send us their orders.
Toys and Fancy Goods.
Billiard Balls. Cue TIPS, Wax aud Chalk, Bird
Cages. Children : Carriages, Boxing Gloves, Po-
lice Whistles Fencing lo,ls, Masks. CribLacc aud
Backgammon Boards, Chcssmcn, Ladies Work
Baskets, DC.
T'5 Dealers Supplied At the Lowest Prltes. ~
We Import all our goods direct from New York
and Boston, and guarantee to sell rs low Ms any
similar establishment in California.
Ia(~Iustrumcuts tuned and repaired by an en-
pcricnccd workman DALE& Co.
date Dougiss < Dalc,) Pioneer Music store.
apjIlC ljJ J Street, Sacramento.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

Gw Few are aware how frequently
Publishers are compelled to insert among
their advertisements, statements which
they can neither sanction nor believe.
A pleasant exception to this disagree
able necessity are the advertisements Of
DR.. j. g. Ayers Cherry Pectoral and
Pills which will be found in our columns.
We have published for him before. and
always with the feeling that in SO doing
we in no wise lend ourselves to deceive
or mislead the public. for we have had
indisputable proof that his words are
strictly true, with abundant reasons to
believe that his medicines will do all they
promise, and all that can be reasonably
expected from any medicine. His Cher
ry Pectoral is too we'll known in this COM
munity to need any commentator from
us. and the Pills we are sredibly inform
ed. are not inferior to his Pectoral. Pre-
vidence Mirror, r. I.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10
Democratic Nominations.
The First Shot.

Our readers are already informed that
our +" Cabel county boy" met the cham
pion Of Know-Nothingism at Weston on
the 25th ult., but few Of them are aware
Of the effect Of that F" first shot," The
CONSERVATION was worse than the dis
charge Of both barrels into coyey Of
cartridges. Mr.. Garlic and his land
scheme limped, f1uttered and flew, minus
some legs, good many feathers. and in.
Vulnerable broken wings. The leaving
with which they were taken, was sudden
and unexpected, and il was doubtful
for long time whether the great Mo-
gull" would ever stop, or where he had
gone. It was thought by some that he
had only escaped immediate death to
languish and die in some secluded bush.
But instead of yielding up the ghost
gracefully and acknowledging himself a
dead cock in the pitt" he fed to Washing
ton to consult Vespasian Ellis, Bolts end
Kenneth Raynor, as to what he should
do to be saved.
We are not advised Of the number or
character of the conferences Of this con-
clave, but the result is before us in the
shape OF pamphlet resembling one OF
DR.. Holloway's circulars, headed "Read
and Lend to your Neighbor ~ We sup
pose the remarkable reputation of the
Dr.'s Ointment in curing up all sorts of
diseases, bruises and broken bones, sug-
gested the idea to the honorable gentle
man. Like the majority OF quack nos
trum pamphlets. this documents composed
of one-sided statements and garbled evil
dences; but unlike them, it is too specious
and puerile to carry with it a particle
of weight or influence. 1t is the yeriest
nothing we have seen for long time,
and its production only proves the extent
Of Mr.. Carlile's " scare" 1t is general
ly supposed that this letter is intended to
be substituted for speaking in the canvass,
and that its author will suddenly find
that his professional and business en-
gagements" will preclude him from can
wasting the district with Mr.. jenkins; but
we think that We can assure our friends
that this manoeuvre will be as effectively
met as his other humbuggery.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

NATIONAL DISGRACE. passage be-
low occurred in the course of the pro-
ceedings of the investigating committee
10 Congress. Tits painful commentary
upon the character Of the highest le-
gislatiye body in the nation
Eff. G. Triplett. being sworn, said he
had "never approached any member. up
ON any subject. with an improper propo.
sition."
By Mr.. or-Have you been brough.
in contact with any member in that cons
Witness-I have: I suppose there is
nobody who knows the organization of
Congress, who expects 20 carry anything
throughit merely from the lore of Justice.
MIR. orr-Is that The general reputa-
of Congress
witness-That is the general reputa-
.ion Of Congress.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

The PARKERsBuRG RArLRoAD-REs1a-
NATION OF THE Presidency by Mr.. SWAMI.
The Northwestern Virginia or Parkers-
burg Railroad being built, and officially
handed over to the Baltimore and Ohio
Company, on the lease which we have
already published. Mr., Swan has resign.
ed the Office of president. which he has
held since the organization of the road.
Mr.. P. G. Van Wrinkle, the late secre-
tary Of the company, has been made its
president. to continue the organization
and supervise its financial affairs, for
which duty, he is said to be well qualified.
1u retiring from this honorable posi-
ton in connection with this valuable i'm
provement, Mr.. Swami deserves the warm
commendation of our community, and the
friends of the work everywhere, for the
successful manner ia which he has origi-
mated and pushed it to final completion.
We doubt not. that when the road is full
ly worked. under its new auspices, it will
prove all it's friends have anticipated, and
lasting monument to the gigantic ener-
gy of its founders.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10
The Policy of the Administration in
Kansas Affairs.

WAsH1NGToN, April 1.-The Admins
tration has initiated none of the proceed-
ings in Kansas having in view the cleo
ton Of delegates preliminary to the for
nation of State constitution but, with
the intention and desire to terminate the
distracting question of slavery, will assist
in carrying forward the measure which
has been commenced in the territory for
that purpose, leaving the people at large,
without any reference whatever to their
political divisions, to settle it by free
and untrammelled vote for themselves
It having been repeatedly asked how an
independent suffrage can be exercised if
the laws of the territory are to be regard
ed as valid, the reply from the best
sources Of information is that the law pro-
viding for the election is fair one, il ex-
plicitly declaring that call free white
male citizens of the United States over
twenty>o lone years of age, resident of the
territory on the first of April, shall be en-.
titled to vote for delegates TO the oonsti-
.utional convention" This is to be ad.
minissered without regard whatever to
any test oath. Gov. Walker and the
Secretary of State recently appointed for
Kansas have repeatedly said that their
efforts, in accordance with the views of
the administration, will be ts secure affair
expression of opinion to all the people Of!
Kansas, while they will carefully abstain
from any act which would be construed
ntosa partiality for one side or the other.
Whichsoeyer way the citizens decide, the !
Will be content. Governor
Walker repeats his opinion that Kansas
rill be asftee State. !
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10

FATAL RAILROAD Acc1DESr.-As the
through freight train, goingwest last Sa-
turday morning, approached the crossing
Of the N. W. Turnpike road, one mile
east Of this place. drove Of cattle be-
longing to Mr.. G. T. Beale, Of Mason Co.,
were passing that point, the engine knock
ed down large OK and carried the OK
some 90 or 80 yards when the train was
on the trestles this side Of the crossing.
Here the trestles broke down and the
engine and tender fell through to the
ground. A young man, named Hoy,
who was on the engine with the engine
man, jumped off as the engine was going
down, but happened to falLunder it, and
was crushed to death.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10
A MuhHArs Arr.oAoaIsa. a CORES

"a MuRKArs APpRoAcaIsG. IA cores
,pondent of the London Times says that
an exceedingly fatal epidemic has been
for some time rayaging the herds OF Gems
trail Europe, and has now reached kon-
iasberg. where one proprietor is said 20
have lost three hundred head in night.
The writer says: :.
"In 1745 the same or like epidemic.
Was introduced into England by means OF
two calves from Holland. In the second
wear & after its Introduction over 5000
cattle died in Nottinghamshire and Lei
cestershire, aands almost as many
more il Cheshire. During the third
wear remunefa alton was given by the gov
eminent. who had ordered the destruc-
ton of diseased cattle, for no fewer than
SO, 900 head, while twice as many more,
according to the report of one Of the COM
missioners, died Of the malady. In the
fourth year It was equally fatal, nor does
it appear to have completely disappeared
till eight years after"
On the Continent every exertion IS be-
ing made to arrest the progress OF the IN
lection. and military detachments are
charged to destroy al. cattle that become
infected in Prussia. If only one OF a herd
should be attacked, the authorities order
the whole to be slaughtered; and cordons
sanitariss are established along the from
tiers to prevent the ingress Of cattle from
districts in which the disease exists. II
these statements are not exaggerated, the
loss of 80 many cattle must seriously di.
.uinish the supply OF food in Europe, and
may give rise to insnrrectionary move
ments on the part Of the people.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-10
Colos1zse y1Ro1stA. Eli Thny.

CoIosIzrsG VIRGINIA. Eli ThAyer,
president Of the Mass, company foreoloni-
zing the waste lands of Virginia, publish.
es an account Of the plan of tbat concern.
II is styled North American Homestead
Company. and proposes TO buy land in
Dindwiddie. Accomae. Southampton. mad
other counties Of Eastern Virginia. where
be says. it can be had from threeto Eve
dollars per acre. About one fourth Of
these lands they FIRST give away 10 notunl
settlers. one fourth they will sell al cost,
and the remainder-being the insermsdi-
ate tracts-they expect TO sell AT good
rates in order to realize good dividend.
He says that slayeholders are anSious To-
take stock in the concern, and that there
is no doubt Of It's success. Bali. Sun.