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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09

A-oTHCE.-The attention OF the ,.n, -,
and hnsines. men Of Iyr hhurg Is respectfully invites 81
h yng ex,ract from th regulations OF LynehDhrg oo
ege;- a.. ..a,..ao, any debt or debts
,,i,hou tho , old 4-,n I- oarrnt or GUARDIAN ~" iH w.,
"'hau ,' :, l,t ,is,u written certificate from the
ff'sh''" ~ '"' '' SAMtEL X. cox.
prtz,d vi II III "a atty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-09

this grea and important remedy weakness o 'he Or
eans are speedily cured fn restored thousands
OF the most nervous debaled who had lost all hopehNe
been Immediately relieved All lmpedments 10 Marriage,
Physral Mental Disqualification, Nervous irflthllE
rremblngs Weakness exhaustion ot the most earin
kind. speedily cured by Doctor lotsNton
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
RsPoHrsD BY CAPT H HARRISON, srEAsBOAT AGENT
Ak--ll,-sssf'
ri OF ss. NASHVILLE.

Gz1
ARsvsO-H,berpia, from Pu,5ug, S.Ge we.l S.
Louis; Aleonia, Memphis.
DErlETED-AI,onia ,or Memphis Melrose and Belmont
for Pitts5urg
Eo,Ts EXPECTED On to-day md tonOrou, Dan Boon5
from Memphis, Princess Rescue and Seventy Six from
Cincinnati Blanche Lewis rom Louisville, Cumberland
from New Orleans, and G Cline from Memphis.
DErARTUuss ca Eo,DAY The high be4ded. flying bird
Of d craft, DanI Boone rh1 boat that stands unrvaed
for speed comfort and accommodations thai is purCtU4i
in her counecons does all her WAY busiUes satisfactory,
gets from 10 TO port in unprecedented quick lGe which
has excited comment from the Memphis press Being tie
Graf: Of craft tia. arrives OF the Blu8 City, and who
OVERS posi- I've prohibit racug. seize. the choicest
sehaatsa extra prices IL order 70 insure courtesy,
ceut'r safety AMI speed to Tier pltrous Remember,
she leaves ati2. Be punOua apply early all waO desire
to ,eks c ride.
FoR rAIRo-Ths neat and comfortable passenger end
rejgh. selmer i Cline, under Command of oE7 tazrs-
man, Cap. Car;right with a choice selection Of Ulcers
leaves as above at y o'clock.
FOa PI17SBURG The Gne steamer Hbc-nia at O'Clock
FoR ST. LoUIs-Ths Sa.lje West Capt. Cor5t. wish
eek L3ngU1rth te m Of ;heu Selves viii Rave Gs above
aud accommodate ccutsusy, comfortably aud bouD.n,
lg-aso give attention 70 orders sent them.
Bus1SEss-St Il quite active.
WE,Tusz AND WATsR.-Tslthe7 oloujy aad ua-s!tled.
Water feet On shoals
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22

LITERARY CEJEBFATroN C REECTIoN.-Ths q
tlerdsu and Erasophiau literary Societies Of the
Uziver.ity will celebrate the birth Day of the
Father Of bis County, on Monday evening, the
23l inst, at ODD Fellows BALL, and not st the
Nashville Theatre, as heretofore published. We
understand there will be number Of speeches,
god music Bnd other exercises usual at literary
istss. The exercises begin at y o'clock, aud We
trust tie public viii maLiesf, by a crowded house,
their cordial s-probsto-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22
Com nertiaL
UNION AND AMERICAN UEFIUE.

UNION AND AMERICAN UEFIUE,
/ NASHVILLE. Feb 81, \, SIT. z
COTTOy-Has been active during the week, and prices
have been well maintained. The following the Nash
willie quotations
EAsHVILLE CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary s%GlO
Low Alddllug gu
Good Aiddltng. ....'...-.2 9l24
TOBACCo.-Wnh more liberal receipts, prices are not
quite full week, though continue quota
tons follows:
Planters Lags....s 9HI Selec'ions........I9 @I4I
Fair Leaf.........u gI2E Frosted Tobacco. q ~
SUGaR-The market is buoy ant and prices continue to
advance. About I25 hhds. have charged hads during the
present week at for common ami choice lots. Com
Fair may be quoted Hell x and Puae to Choice
al l2El25i. The stock is light Tor The season.
MoLAssEs decline Of cents gallon in the
early part Of lie week, No has been brsker and
hear sales bbs 6sc add 100 half barrels
7Oc,, which the ruling present Golden Syrup
is worth 9083I.
COFFEE brisk demand has existed, and until yestsr
day prices had varied from last weeks quotations,
but advance Of &c n New Orleans being reported yes
terday, the confidence Of holders senged, and
responds advance has since been claimed We quote
Common Rio at 10Y; Fair IIkGU9l; Prime I29I25I and
Choice Baltimore I2a8l3.
s}LT.-with ample supplies prices unchanged for
sack-ssy 81 5Or Coarse and 81 70 for Fine Barrel has
declined and is now seLiugat 35: bushel.
BArON-Liberal receipts have weakened the market and
the Article is duh 81 69c for hog round We quote Hams
III 9}as, Shouders714G rs; and Sides "a.
LABD-Ths receipts during the week have been lighter
than usual bat sufficiently affect the market The
ruing es for good los O5lGIOal.
FLOUR.-Ths ket has been almost bare while heavy
demand las existed consequence ofwhi-h prices have ad
I'd & for XIII o
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BY TELEGRAPH.

4 { CI.C,NEATI, Z 90 Zl-t our uaC gel, ryc-ls s
H. hr Wulsk-y uusetdai Y 20 P ovisi ons bu0s =
e t; Bulk Mea active; Shoulders q; Side 9, Z d
IA Flour Advancing Cover Sseu 49s7 50 !,
Groceries unchanged.
Tbe river IS rising rapidly With l6 feet water in
tie C a mel.
UIsvILIE Feb 2l-Tbe river is rising with
feer wafer II the cana aud d feet on the tails.
Westuer cloudy. Thermometer A.
ST LOUIS Feb. p The river is rising Fspoiy'
il Js>5ieeJ higher than it oss been ioT ~ lOht1s
~.5Sst Ihs uUpe- Mississippi ia reporjei opca al
K lck Island, Missouri; bus is still goTged sSo7e
Weston. The Illinois river threatens to oVefal"
its banks. Warehouses and other buildings a.e
submerged A large quantity OF grain aad o.heF
properly has been destroyed.
PIrrsBURG. Feb 2l-Tbe river is rising slowly
wi a 100 cot water II the channel
wAsHrEeroE, Feb. 2l.- SENAET Mr.. wilson
O We uet,e o. his luJeuuon to introduce bill g-sG-
lilz the cities f WISH nston aud Ge, Tget4w-
$4,000 scres Of laud Tor The support 0, pub
SCHOOLS.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration
q ne Hoase Oil admitting Minnesota no 4 e
n
5.g.s moved an amaudmeat that none bat lie
citizens Of the United S .ates be allowed to vo IL
tie formation OF q coLstitu IJa aud State govern
msut
New ToRK. Feb q p VI declining; Wheat
declining; Corn bu5ysat; Mixed -; Pc Il 70;
Gid Il a-i p; Whisky 283
WHEELING, VI Feb. 2l.--R ve- "A feet wafer in
the caaunel AMI rlsrg. We,.hey COL and oudy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22
DRY GOODS.
8lzG95zPSON * CO.,
TALL AND WINTER
= - z CO obs.

FAIR AND WISTEu
DRY CO obs.
S Of fa are a nSB P%2f! gPEER 5Tg S 925 yse
We would Ak particular attention our Sncz This sea
being composed Of eye lining new and desirable be
sell cheap any house TIE city. weask cyan
iuadOn Of our Stock to prove it. We take great qalsro 10
showing our goods
We have large lot Of Silks hand, varying from s. cts
psrysTd To 500 per pattern beautiful line Of silks
per yard H1ct We clt ~ any 5sHy % suit purchasers
/ { T.9E1., ,.! do
soue ana new stripe and plaid Silks Of all kinds and quail
CashmeTeS and BeLaines.
Oar Stock Of Wooden Dess Goods embTa thing
I Plain Cajbmeres, alknds. Pain Merino, ali kinds;
Palm &en3Gs, en- Aads Rich cashmere patterns for
Psramethas amess Cloths and Mourning Goods Of ali kinds
Lace Goods.
we would call the attention the Ladies our stock Of
Lace Goods, in it they will ind something TO please then
Fine Val. Lace PolIsnDe-bsautfuI article;
New style Lace Bsrshe-vey tue;
New style Val Lace Cspss;
New style Val Lace Setts-yCT5 fE5 and entirely new
New. style Point Lace, do
New style BIack Thread Lace ser,s-very desirable,
Lace Collars;
:. o.. :. Hand5ercheh;
Very rich Point Lace Bridal Wells; Handkerchief &C. 20
msteh VA. Lace Point Lace Saperlue Lags, aud real
Em6roideries.
New style Embroidered Muslin sejis,
Collars,
:. :. =. Handkerchies,
Embroidered skirts, Embroidered dresses-Io5.
Jaoonet and Swiss Thinning large lot,
Linen Edgng5 aud Ius.rJings,
Embroidered Muslin Ca7s-H0E and cheap,
=, C9Pss-new and besuulUl,
Rleh Embroidered SilS Hals-new and beautiful,
mtllEO tlats-neW and btautllul,
SIX Bonncp-
Fine Embroidered iofilO GioaE5,
-; =; ElaHkels'
Embroidered bodies and baoy dresses Of all kinds.
Fine Embroidered Must'n aud lace trimmed caps.
as 5boHs'
Our stock 81 Ribbons IS vrT5 afse and sell assorted
Rich MOire AH-q1c Egb.as
5rocate Hit21n
JasIa stripe Ribbon,
Flal5 ribbon,
Plain Ribbons Of all kinds, Gri rich sash Ribbons.
CiOahs and &GASFis.
We have now in store large u Of 81. Cl9aJs asa
Rich Velvet iaimasy
:; Cioaks-sha"i pattern, new
Cloth coabs-l-y,
Plush eIoaks-ycr; new,
Very Pine Bruche aEa"is,
stoll- LaTtoEed shawis,
Plush snawls-usW,
Bay slate plaid sla EIis-ali kinda,
Geutlemeu's travelling shaWls,
Ladies' travelling sLa#ls.
GCHIiCmCn3s Wear.
Rich French Cassineres-uew style,
stripped t-ssHieTcs-IieW siJls,
Plain and Plaid cassinleres, OF all kinds,
Black French taasIueies,
Cloth,
Blue French Cloth,
Rich Velvet Vest patterns,
uncut
Rlch Six " st pzyterns BLACK and fancy,
Rich cashmere vCstpajtgrHs,
An kinds Of Boys wear Geutsmen's underwear Riding
TiOVes7 D~ezs Gloves etc, etc.
Gloves and Hosiery.
Lades' Gehucmens ana CaiLdTens Gloves In great
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or TIE AlsOnis hsvi been detained at the
Pofklouse last night will iesve at 10 o'cOek, A.
n f1- Memphis from Il city wharf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22

OF Ee7. 4. Ha5TPESoz will prsa;l IN the
Third Presbyterian Church To-Day C: IL o'cl OK.
suEact: The doctrines AID duties Of pure Chris
tiaEty are ,rla they are because God is l0hat he Is
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22
New Books.
HUHOURs OF FALCONBRIDGE.
COLLECTION OF
HUMOROUS AND EVERY DAY SCENES
LATE


COLLECTION OF
! HUMOROUS AND EVERY DAY SCENES
JONATHAN KELLEY.
DIETER known tothe reading public by the sgna'
! ~ - taloonbudge," Jack HumPhnes," Stampede
Beautifully illustrated from Original Designs by STEPHENS
Complete in one large DuOdecmo volume OF 500 pages
! Price i IS IN cloth; or 81 in paper.
'Ths beautifully illustrated, abOunds in humorous
scenes Gnecdoes and true sterling VII ana WIZ snora an
agreeable relaxation TO the mind Of the perIser OF more solid
tomes.' Del. Co. Republican.
'umOrs fFacoR6ridge is calculated make all persons
laugh aud grow tat''-Bah 7e00e1te'
They Of the most varied lively and agreeable charsc-
THE BANsHED sON,'' and other Stores of the Heart
NEW EDITION OF CHARLES DICKENS WORK, illus
trated Pckwck Papers," Nicholas Nickleby" ''David
COPperhed" Now ready IN vols, each y mo. Just
ceived and for sale by HAGAN q CO.,
MARRYING TOO LATE."--ATale by George Wood.
NOTES on THE GOSPELs-By Rev. Chas. H. Han-2
STORIES OF AN OLD MAID ,, related to her Nephews
and NIcees beautiful juvenile Book.
'hILLEDULCIA 5" Thousand Pleasant Things selected
CoMgGDoRE PERRY,s 'J JAPAN RxPRDrTIoN-Nar-
Tatve ofthe Expedition OF an American Squadron to the
1854 by order Of Government Of the United States under
the Command Of Commodore NJ. e Perry, u. S n. Com
piled Original and journal Commodore
J.. Hawke D. d. One volume w., with hundred En-
cravings and Charts. For sale by HAGAN Il BRO,
dcc7 Market street.
HARPER'S NEW PAPER.
LIARPER'S WEEKLY, a Journal of Civilization, first
number 500 copies just received Subscription received
aud single copies sold by
jau6 HAGAN& BRO, Agents.
TIDE NEW-YORK LEDGER,
A WEEKLY Newspaper Subscription received and sin
"A gs numbers sold by HAGAN & BRO, agents.
VHE FLAG OF OUR UNION, and s'BaIIou's Pic
L t1rial Newspapers' for sale by HAGAN q BRO,
jane Agents.
Cooley FOR FEBRUARY,
Have been received by
ian4O ~ HAGAN & BRO:
TTARrER'S MACHINE for February is table.
II feb. nag AN & BRO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22
ysLUaHLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE EESIDENCE FOR SALE.
WILL SCH my RESIDENCE and about thirty acres Of
GkOLN Nd, situated Do The beautiful village of E3ge1eid,
one the city Nashville and fronting the GHi-
tu Pike nrEud aud HObsDu % probably
one of the beaglitu places Davidson county
would make desirable residence Gentleman of
frJuuo. alec well situated 10 up building ots
having about six thousand feet OF fronts Ny object sell
tng 60 BAUD upon less valuable Torjnu my lands
|er favorable terms v be given both 10 nee a"d Time
feb4O-INrwIm n. HOB~ON.
Mules FOR SALE.
I'LL sell 60 tae highest bidder at the Count House door
u tlarEsy uu NJ rNuAh, The l6b day Di March Next
TWENTY FINE WORK NgLES; also. THREE WAGONS.
and the sc.asslrs gearing for said Mules.
Am the hules from years old. aud well
broke Those wishing purchase viii 90 well
TE-NS-Casl, notes ~ sixty dag pa able o. Bank.
I-12n-v2' A. = N',kS.
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TON SALE.
AUCTION sAIL OF eAo1Ei'iss,

LANIER, PHlLLi. - ~
i 49, SoS3AX ne go inst at 10 o'eioc- tho isrgsst
- ~ tor CAsH ~ front % sarsh3l over oder
Cd o. Us al Auction. - .Lf.
ssis n2n Of The Trade IS part culsry invited oek
L Sos 70 our usual liberal privileges, thsS. e
from ~ n i5 llesn, competing reject heavy arriva
as follows viz: --oiN 0i'-' a-- -ol-i's' q" par
~ hhds sugar, fair toschoieo IN M q t-.
SLO bags y y COGss. ' - N,-l o l-ie '1f'iit'-
~ do beet DO ON Ltt a. %. ---..,
~ do Laguyrl % 49, -sl. ga y l'shsf.
rs bbls Moiassss. n o9.a Am-E.can BrandJf
III i bbs DO gt8 No 90 Gins
- 5bls Loaf sugar; a6 - ~ ,. "a Buckets
20 bxs DIX a. ~. - Aeeiefss
"a $500 u0l ana roVGer-5eO Kegs Nails.
ESQ b1xss So c,,51. - 'eEeF quart Fiasss.
rs do MOnd dos c61 ~ s-p-.- e.
go boxes Bar SOap; 90l - p u ID go
$50 bOres Va and X Tobacco 49, 'aialas1
100 600 cigars, various br'ts a5 49, 49,
20 oDls Pike's WhiskeY; IS no. S,i!s.--''
IN - Sl-llta 50J sacks Fine SAX :
~ - A7tei' 100 b5 cider VINEGAR
- - - 'a.llhes' ID eases lmp 0rsd Ieas.
m .-.[.i -sl.5 9yU re4ms wrapping Paper
~ ' i'o4i-'A FSF.e'i -u coils Cotton Rope
r. 70 90 JIg5 a..
VIA hlLlefo IS oi-sf afiiclest % make un con-
Is0IS-d LANiEB, PHILIPS SEQ.
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Staple Goods,

FANCY AND SOLID COLORED
PRINTS,
Of all Qualities and Manufacture
Dunnell & Co., Gloucester, Burn, Flo
renee, Washington, Franklin, A: q
W. Sprague, RichmOnds, Con-
estOga, American, Frank
fort, P, Allen q Son, lIanches-
ter, COcheco, Briggs, Bay State, Ro-
bersons, Lyon Company, Hoyle rs and
IA Double Purple English;
And all the different makes of English
Prints of all widths.
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Note Lost.

THE public hereby cautioned trade for a note
made payable BY A. J. sBrde fer siJ7 &C. with
credit Of $50 on the same ssid lote has been lost
fvbl5-lte THOS. \. HOOPER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22
NEW SPRING GOODS.

1852. .............,...-- ....,... 1852
4. J. DUNCAN & CO
i MO. 20,
Public Square,
! Nashville, Tennessee.
| Al. Duncan s. Co,
| IMPORTERS OF
| Irish and French Linens,
EMBRODERIEs AND
w hite Goods,
| TWISTED SILKS,-
PICKNET AND FlLET MlTTS,
| HOSIERY, SUSPENDERS, ETC, ETC.
| AND
Wholesale Dealers i'm
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, STAPLE AND
FANCY
Dry Goods.
We invite attention to our large and
complete assortment of
Dry Goo DIS,
Which we will sell at as low prices as
they can be purchased at in any
market in America.
We are now receiving DAILY, by
RAILROAD AND EXPRESS,
Splendid assortments of
Rich Dress Goods
of every description,
SILKS, BRILLIANTES, JACONETTS, |
MUSLINS, CAMBRICS, ETC,
From the most celebrated Manulactu-
TerS. OF
FRENCH, ENGLISH, ITALIAN,
ST0TCH, GERMAN AND ANERI- |
CAN FABRICS.
GENTLEMEN'S
+ furnishing Goods,
of all the celebrated Makers
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS,
In every variety of Patterns, Colors and
Quality.
ALSO
White and Fancy colOred
FRENCH
AND IRISH
LINENS AND
DRILLINGS,
If all qualities and new StyIes-some ex-
ira quality, gotten up to our own
order, and Styles confined
to our own house.
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Noffcn.

election will be held gl re PaH-Ts' BaRk Of Tennes
see, Nashville, &o1day "a March next 'os eleven d.
rect0rs 20 serve TIE ensuing ear.
p. WEAVER, Cashier.
Pltutsrs R2nk, Nashville, PEG. 4-Im
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~ WeTa.cr cur readers to the Advertisement
of II ssrs. n. E. ANYWAY & Co, 10 to days pa.
par % no cfer Tor ga 20 Davidson County bones
These .curitiss are, we think, among the very
best Investments shat capitalists, guardians, ezegu'
to-s OF estates, 81, can make They hsve Is
years to run and bear pc, cent Interest, which is
payable semi Rnnusly in the city Of New York,
(c5uPeas altac1sj.) The taxable property Of the
county sm uats 10 about thirty millions Of dollars
TIE ink Dg land is provided Ter their redemption.
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sunday Morning, February q, 1881
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22
COPARTNERsIIiP NOTICE
B. LANIER & Go.
70 HERCH1NTS
RIRREGAN & ELLIS,
EXCLUSIVELY
Wholesale Dealers and Importers %
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

HAVING concluded sometime since 20 discontinue tbs
EsfaIf Department Of bus ue We are ~ rr.-
pared VITA q Largely Increased stock, and an
Extensive variety. 70 ofer Inducements 60 Mss
CHA sTs rurR ~ as we'll a those CON ug hero b. rsr
pufcha e) equal % any house ga lbs E-s;sra Citir-
Our terms sill De- liberal o. urrar. and 81 vent ma, r
will take FFArH .Ui;. GlNSI NC M gs}.y Il Isl 5oI
& The hZH s.Marsea PHO.
Re all Customers utl please tak- pai.a t5t a., e,uot
hereafter supply lhsn v ah any Gaor.tu our ire
hiEAIkN 6 EiLfS
febl9--dStv3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04

VALUABLE ESTATE IN ROANOKE COUNTY,
NEAR BoNSACk'S DEPOT, CONTAINING l,l57
land than he has force to cultivate has concluded
sell that portion Of the estate in Roanoke county owned
by him, lying the right side of the Turnpike road
leading from Lynchburgto Salem, containing by
survey ll57 acres; say tract No. Of 727 acres OF
which 2l5 acres are cleared and SIG in original
growth and mainly the finest tobacco land. The other,
No. q tract Of 430 acres of which l cleared,
and PIG acres in original growth above mentioned On
the the improvements are valuable consist
ing of large brick dwelling two stories above basement
with brick wing for kitchen &C. all recently thorough
ly repaired and painted with new porches, besides a
large brick barn. needing come repars) excellent
brick Office store, or lumber house all covered with tin,
except the barn. the dwelling house having been covered
with tin the past year. with lightning rods complete Also
| fine orchard. garden ground. well Of water. &c.
The cleared as well az most OF the tmbered land very
fertile, having fine Southern exposure being similar in
quality to the lands In that neighborhood which arc SO
in Virginia. tho heafhinen of the climate and beauty Of
the scenery being unsurpassed This Estate being within
quarter of mile OF Bonsacks Depot, the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad and less than quarter of mile
from my manufacturing Flour Mill Corn Mill nnd Saw
Mill is within nine hours travel Ct Richmond and Peters
burg, and about two hours from Lynchburg to either vi
which places products be quickly and chesply
The ncighborhood and society excellent;
1t lies within mile Of Coyners White and Black Sui
pUr Springs about IL miles of Salem, and about miles
from the large and ourshng Female Institute at Bo.c
tourt Springs.
Porsons disposed examine the foregoing property
do any time, aud they particularly and respect
fully invited to do so.
Possession will be given ls December next. sooner
with the privilege Of seeding Wheat as usual.
On tho above estate there nearly SEQ OF land in
original growth the wood from which be sold at Bon.
sacks Depot from 81 to Is per cord From much of
this land six loads per day be hauled and from other
parts four or tive loads per day. This would pay large
proportion of the purchase money OF tho whole estate
ry'Terms accommodatng-Mc Wellington God
din, JOHN l.. Bacon and VIM. e. Allen having seen the
above estate persons unacquantei with the same
ierrri to either of these gentlemen Messrs f. G. Nc.
Clanaban and Charles h. Cooke residing near the estate
ltaloN and
productiveness.
For terms and further particulars apply 10 Mcssrs God
din Apperson, Richmond, my son, Alfred X. Jnmes
ON the premises, or the subscriber at Richmond.
Aug l4-cwtlstOc FLEMING JAMES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04
MISSOURI LAND FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber acting agent, IN right
II offers for sale large farm. situated In Nort.Ess.
Missouri This farm lies in the upper edge OF the county
Of Lincoln, and about "a miles from the Mississippi rv'r
Itcoutsn by survey e97acres about $50 OF which
are enclosed and In cultivation the balance in wool nd.
The land s located in the midst Of 6no grain
co growing region 1t s well adapted to tho sf;w,h o,
land rests limestone foundation and that portion
which cleared in coed heart and productive There
the farm comfortable dwelling house CONTAINING
six together with ice house smoke house. the ne
cessary houses for servants. and several tobacc"
houses There are on the place several neverIalins
springs which aord ample SUPPLY OF water tor oil the
Of large family and, also, an abundance Tor any
| number of stock
The social advantages Of tho peiShborhood good
and there several churches within short mornings
ride which are open all alike. and
The idea may have reached Virginia thnt property
becoming insecure the State Of Missouri That spe'
ces of pre- perry just In Missouri lie In
Kentucky, Virginia, or any OF the older slavehoId!ni
States The county in which the subscriber resides ana
the sd county both contnin large snd an ncfc
ing slave population These counties are bounded Oh one
side by the mississippi river ard yet not one slave na go
capped from either Of them 10 the last Ten years no c
ence unfavorHbe perfnanency OF slavery IN ne ta
ahould be drawn from late in the city Of ST.
Louis on the subject of cmsncp patton ina, was merely
gotten up by the leader, OF fhs sra, Of large
municipal corporation The people o. tns ~ sIee VI
terly repudiate any such movement, Avn o Gu %
70 abide by the provision Of the State when
rohh;t. emancipation unless with the consent oil tho
owner -, -, .,..-,,., a..;x.. ., Ill :;
Iii ,,nsted a. regards good market fo- all the pro-
d, of The farm 1t ha, TWO Of the best landings the
rnnsr M.s.sippi for shipping points. To of them
osds are made from the farm In the course OF the day.
nth ease during the Summer and all months-and to
boh of them good graded and Maoadanized roads are
nov In process of construction. A. each Of them there
are several large Touring mills and at Of these ship
ping points ho town Of Lousaua) there two large
and extensive tobacco manufactures in full operation
The facilities for shipping, St Louis from eiter point.
| are unrivsled on the Upper Mississippi.
Az this property offered for sale to effect partition
among bers 1t will certainly DO disposed Of Possession
will be given In time to SOW wheat the coming fall.
not disposed Of prior to that time, the property VIII
be sold publicly, the premises the second MONDAY
| the 18th day Of next October, 1857.
The title TO the land indisPutabe and the terms Of 'aio
near the premises. Any one wishing to purchase. VII!
please address the subscriber through his post Office 8!
Prsideville, Pike county, Missouri.
May l6-ctl0hSep. PETER CARR, Agent.