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HBURG THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER l1 Is5s.

Academy Of MAJ ural Ssienoss. under who auspices
Mr. Du Chaillu made his expedition. are en-
chanted al the wealth IF new birds which he has
brought hume with him. and have pnrohas-
cd ffom him. at high priees Aspeoimsn of every
bird In his possession. They are oil sizes, from
tho little bes killer (the humming-bird being un-
known in Arica) to the towering Crane, and are dis
tnguishei by tho gay colors of,be tropical world.
The noble collection Of birds Al No. 6s5 Broadway,
New York, is u duplicate Of that owned BY the
Philadelphia Academy. African idols. cl ths, or.
namsnts, weapons. musical Instruments. house
hold utensils, &c., ara also on exhibition the
whole forming very agreeable and Instructive
novelty, to persons in pursuit OF knowledge or .
new sensation. Of Commeroe.
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WIN. n. THOMAS.
NATHANIEL WHITE.

ADMITTED TO BAiL.--Dr. ". II. Palmer. whose
arrest. and preliminary examination and commit.
terday admitted to bail In tho sum Of $500
After tho bonds had been signed. aud hi. release
obtained, he remarked that he looked upon II a.
exceedingly singular that he who was the owner
Of two or thrce plantations, and thirty or farty
likely negroes, and who Was 30 lily able ~ gain
livelihood in his old ago without this aid, should
he charged with being implicated In such nefa.
rioua transaction Memphis Eaqui,er Sunday.
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18th Semi-Annual Gard.

18th Semi-Annual Card.
vHE subscribers invite the attention Of their
TONERS and the public generally extensive end
pIetc stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, now In store
comprising every article pertaining 70 the
ClOthing and GentlcmenS' Furnishing Trade,
II the lated approved syes and materials Deter
mined the wide spread and favorable reputation o
Eabshu,eni pains excellence
every deparnen provide for the wants OF all casse
Of customeFs.
The list bu mperecuy indicates the variety Of
srocx idea VI which only be obtained by
animation: Best qualify French, medium and low prices Broad
Cloth COata Our Cloth Goats always heretofore having taken
In style, IT. aud general perfection will be found to
surpas possibe those sold by In former Coc
syies Cashmere Business Su Over Coats Farmers Riding
Coats, Inverness Nantes Congress Over Coa eor Emanuel
paeto Black Fancy Cashmere Pans Vests In the great
variety MATERIAL French foke Shirts large stock a
why's hand, (Shrts made TO order whea preiced)
pate Of Mems Under Wear Of best make aud material
Urayas Sca Beaufort, Etox, Montaamhert Garbald, am
other style Ties Genpmens Shaws and Irayeins Blank
cts Railway GluYes KID, CALI ash Norway CDssmcro
Thread, the famous Mountain Buck and other ssasonnble
DURRoCGas, SHAFER CO.,
1U4 Main Street.
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G Alb EL L 10 u g E,
NO. iA2 Main sSeet, Lynchburg, Va.
RORABACK Ncprietor

JOAN g. KYLE, Manager,
DEG TO announce frien public gener
ally thst the CABEiI hoSs b now open. II has been
tensvcy furnis nad wn conducted by the present pro-
vcior upon The most apied syIe in all respects The
location been conceded best the city being In
The ccnirc business MniNreet within few minutes
walk of the Depot, Warehouses. Vnka Ac
With polite and gent,emanly clS ready, prompt and aen
, servants travellers and visitoo ina House NAV rest
sred that every want viii be cartar TINT style that viii
general aattnacen The Proetor and Manager pledges
themselves thai iey VIII spare no Pas expenses In render
comfort 10 a who vs their Hou From friends and
the public generally solicit shareN your patronage
t~ lsAAC BOABACK. Proprietor
sept a6-d1y JOHN ). kVR Msnarcr
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JOHN F. HAWVINS.r
Proprietor OF the CIV Hotel.

INTENDED mcvinG 70 hfs plantation TF.f but circum-
stances prevents He will continue uA Inc ist of March,
which time his lease win expire He kfuD 20 the ei-
zens Lynchburg and the travelling conAIy for their lib
cra patronage end sociis continuation lthe same He
pledges himself 70 keep house that shall ne second any
the city Persons wanting good family % Aio rooms can
be furnished he h prepared 10 acconimoda ali that may
come, and that with the best the market anosds
nov 1.dim t4.la a. -I n'ss .ffTs- \
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JOHN ABRAHAMS.
THE EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS
ID lCI Plain Black silks,
Ii Rich nroeade skA
Rich Ribbon Sllka
Plain silks IN great variety,
hlch Byaderp Silka
Robe Mousllns all wool,
Plain Mousins oil wool,
Dyadcre Mouslna, all wool,
FnlencnA
Pol do shavenA
French Mernoes,
Towelling 0oods,
Lace Curtains
Moualin CurfninA
Curtain Damaaks,
nospry, 5iovcs.
Rlnnkcts
CloakA shawin, Ae.,
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NEW CONCERN,

KILIIAM A. STAPLES having purchased The Interest Of
w j. D. Smith, IN the al Camp smith Co., sse
busness will hereafter b. conducted under the m Of CAMP
he old stand Of Camp, Smith Cor No Bridge Street.
Liquors. Fertiiser &c. all Of which will b. sold upon th
accommodating ter and with desire 70 give complete
sainfacti0n their patronA Nil Aet
Having increased hces eonducsing F6ssardi.g aad
Coasssion Bssiaes they Respectfully solicit continuance
ed 10 t6e arm q oamp Smith Co thsnsslyes % give
crsoua that branch their busnes and
disc propincss punctnaliy their customers
TIE location VI ther house Of the be In the city BE-
ng Va Tenn. Railroad Depot and nmedsiey On
the bank OF the Canal -
In connection with they also extensive
LUMBER YARD upon bank of the Canal and are pre-
pared Inducements for Tho sale q Lnmbss e are
Inferior 10 none In the city. CAMP, STABLES w.
0oroBnE La, 1850
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loan pepulstioa on both sides ef the Ria Grsndo
IL up In arms, with the avowod intention 70 sxtst
inmate every American in the county, and 70 rs-
conquer ito the Colorado river. -
Under the command of one Pedro villaseal, .
company Of moro than one hundred men had
crossed from Mexico to Join Cor.inas, and those,
well ~ the other Mexican forces, were carrying
aloft the Mexican colors. Cortinas had 450 mon
in camp, and ~ msny more on scouls throughout
tho country, TO intercept all communications with
tho beseigsd In Brownsville. whore were 0uls 50
reliable men under arms but NIL Vt whom were
worn out with fatigue. On the day Of the attack
On the rancho, froln 10 A. NJ. 10 sandown, allantS
nt intervals distinctly heard the arins ofcannon In
tho dirc-tion Of Brownsville. aa' ~
(Signsd) WIN. n. THOMAS, F'
,s NATHANIEL WHITE.
A letter from Col. II. Clay Davis 10 10. of dAts
the 3d instant cotfoborates the statement made
In The foregoing aaidavits Of Thomas cad White,
s,far As the number Of 0ortinass band 10 concern
ed. IL further states that Oaptain Kennedy and
Nicklss ars dead, and J. Y. Georges 10 prisoner.
and tho peopls of Rio 0rands City were in daily
expectation Of fanother attack.
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w ASnIN TON III q U Il +,
r.vucuBuR0 VA.

rv,pr bscribsr bcs 10 inform his friends and the pub
c Generally that has leased for number Of years the
above wen known aud popular House
The TABLE shah bcsuppied with the best that the markets
afords aud THE BAR Sih the choicest LIQUORS AND ci
CARS. T., e-.r,,, II,
car<fui and attentive ONerA
No trouble or expense viii be spared either part
the poper OF assisas TO make the Washington first
class Hoase ~ D. NJ ANDERSoN, Proprietor.
2p-liy. - .At,-L j
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-17

LYNCH BURG LEGE,
LYNGHBUR6, VIRGINIA..
fVIE fourth annual session Of this lastuiiOn viii
Il the 9TH September
location Of the heahies and accessible n tho
entire and the Of study both Classical and
lilc eQunI " that Of any Of the American colleges
The Military Department shall be efficiently maintained
der the OF Mr. j. T. Bankensp graduate Of the vir
gaia Military Institute, and rccenty connected with tho
United states Coast Survey.
FACULTY.
Rev. w. W. WALgEr, Caaivso. V Is Fac,iy, Professor
OF Mental and Moral Science, aud Of History.
LyoUHeUs O. MATHEWS A. NJ Professor of Latin and Bellies
LcitreA
H. CABELt, A. B. Professor ofthe Greek Language and
Literature
j. T. BLANkEssu, Professor os Mathematics and Inszucar
Of Tactics.
SAxrEL GARLAND A. NJ. Professor Of Constitutional Law
D. A. LANsHoRNs II. D. Professor of Anatomy and physio
0lOgy . &44Etsg7
G. A. sAaToHI, LID, Professor Of Modern language
SAEL M. GooDsoN Principal of the Grammar SchooL
ExPENBE1. assNf
Board % per week. washing u % per month"; fuel and lights
$40 term Tuition go In the Grammar School, and 90 IN
Ihe Collegiate Department for halj session.
~ Catalogues, containing fhor information, be Oh
,slnsd by addressing tho Chairman Of the Faculty
fully 1y-dts.
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The Accomplishment of Dancing.
.s-.ss. MR~l1OE. PLJIME

N HAS hc hsasr ef snnsunsag theSltizcns Of kyn
burg and Vicinity shas his nrs session n e aboys dee.
rebo aceosnpliehmcnt IN MI It's variou4 bra6tAes si
Aeemmeaee ia Lynchbnrg abont the i0th Of Novannxs
49, or he nsasncitm Of al Who please " participate 10
Te nsicnabie Lancers And CAedonan Quadriss danced
the eys crees u Paris and London last Winter viii be
taught by M. r -
The gRisr eiIdrens Fancy Dress Bali win be given al
pr.ctcing sotee viii be given for ladies and gentlemen
once fortnight -
PARTICULAR sitention win be given children and many
and fsney Dances mover bc6fs taughi In ths city, will bo h
Tine Musical department vii be conducted by Mr.
JOHNSON.
Terms II tuition 30; y Of which be paid in advance
Respeetfahy &C., GEO. PLUME.
nov bdh
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Fall Trade.
GEO. ID. DAVIS,

No. l3l Main st., Lynchburg, Va,
r. receiving and will keep hand large aud we'll selected
stock OF 0roeorles Staple Dry Goods Hardware, oodware
Shoes Boots iats Iron, Steel &c nil Of which will sell
cheap for cnsh short credit, and Invites all In o cheap
goods examine his stock before buying e has args lot
of the following goods
Fu.d Cos d. md 49, Casncres Cassnclts and kcrseys:
Negro Blankets white colorcd he'd Blankes 81 and
Sol. Leather, Lining and Binding Sklnn;
French aud philadelphia Calf skIna Pegs, Lusi. dc;
ranucr> Tools, Tanners on, Lamp OH and Talow;
IInsecd OIL Zinc and White Lead Copa Japan yarnish
Bellows, Vices, Anvils Screw plates. Filrs and Itasps;
steel Springs, Iron Axcls. spnies and l,osiers;
Hammered and Rolod Iron, sheet fron CAST shear aad Bis
tered steel;
BALE Ioton Cotton oznnburgs Brown aud Beached Cotton
Cloths:
sugar, Coffee, Moasses syrup, Salt Nails, NO.. &c
viii pay the highest price for WoYc Wool kos, Feathers
Iicswax Taow and ali other Country Produce Cail At No
I3i. Oct 6d.s
HEAD DRESSES AND HEAD oRNAMENTs.-gooeivsd
this day by express direct from he manufacturer, tho
largest assortment of Head Dressos Head Nets and Fancy tn
tho head exhibited Ia Iyuchburg The tadics
cd To
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NOflC0.

uprYNf, copeled BY my 70 sctire from tho nnn II
II Camp Smith Co, beg ieave 10 tender thanks fos
a. vsry liberal patronage exended 10 that houss during
rnfion win he same confidently {ecommend suo.
essoss 70 our old friends and patrons reliable aad 9n
snsn = 81 J. 3. eldTM !
oct i1-dt.-Rep ecpy sm q
RHODES eUPER-PHO0PHATD Is11GU.
VYyE have recsved fkesh let Of his ysy yonkba
w ussr Those 81 car flsnds VIA havs sssd ~ el1i
i6ai popularity vhisA = % sml.auT anssvsaI - -
containing nnmn:n q ossiiaealss 1al " -
- = ~ 4 aolzza3 S5Es 49,
may n-de sa s4ssti, IaiSisA IgNAbR Va =
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CIOakA FkhWfa, De-,
out for barganst nov 1bdts
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BRYAaEE n AlklERns; A!.lksslGI Rnss;...,,,

Main Street, Lynchpurg Va,
ARTICIAR gseh 10 tbc sae Or every descrp
lion of MsrcAsndise srnure Negroes Real Esate, DO.
and Adiustrnls sales attended 10 In the city
en1 country on the most favorable tciInA
n B-sma co,nmisaions and quick retnrnA
f.h fQldta ~
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q. III. HARDY e BRO.

aildsrs 0aasisss and PapssHangers.
- ~. ~ fuaud at Hardy b Isros Furniture Store.
w s.y.ct hSre Ne stand prepsssdto In the
W Ia re,,ss durable s1Sls all work entrused 10 VA
By giving ,,.,s oue edssies pssS x i psroasss = ~ -
share ia. nDs.: s,s ,ncdsrstp c. H. HARDY & BRO.
n BThe bsss permanent paints n.ed by Us In al easSs
Nay t2-dly Y. -. -. :. I,no.
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,rNzINnFor removing grease from SIIkA kib C1osh
C.. for cleansing Gloves Velvet or any siik WOODEN
i'..s' .snt nsas'' isdts sTABLEE JcyEs
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.ys soYD.1 ts.o' A. A"ShAA
Ia JAYXEEs ( IS .BsissXi12 BiRXiR 4 &.GfeeYants, GeY

III houss obore fka Va. 4 Tenn. RMttroad Depot,
IYNCHBURG, VA.
v,ARTICUL1R attenllon paid 20 hs sale Of Country Po-
ina and proceeds reied imuediatey a. as sales
~ egectcd win ksep hand, general ssscttmen Of eEo
p MD Ilouons; also, Gnano. Lime, Cemeas and Ground
ps,.r for sale on accommodating terms march XoA
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HIRSH &; SI RAUSE,
,.nv.M ( NE Is CLOTuING
Nj. ssyv.s bstuuru Nowlin Murrc and H. q. Lews
IYNCHBURG,V VA. f}s~
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I-s - h,d and 10, sale 100 bags Of New Y6k Drop shol
some in pound bags; also, Electric Gun Po~r l sans
Ter, at -ts-tif No ss$sn,
i0-dts - - n sttve..
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OFFICE s0UTHHDE RAILROAD CO.. |
PxrxRsaRe November 10th, 1859.
TuyHE second daily Passenger TNn leaves Lynch
burg at 1880 p. NJ, win btdisconnued on and after
MONDAY next, tho l4th ins6 H. D. BLkD.
1i-dta
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.hoad reaee thai sound mind and body the most
cary regulates 10 proAe eonnubal bapflnes Inssd with
ut those the journay Through life beeoes wsay pilgrimage
e prospect hourly dsrena TO the yiew thc mind bscone
ndowed with despair and filled with melancholy renec
Ion shai the happiness Of another becomos With
OFFICE NO 7sourH FREDERICK A., Ba,,sssorA Nd
ALL sUnoacAI OPuRATioHs ERr0sMEn I,
B--Iei no fhsc molesy prevent yOu but apply immedi
ntcy either personally or by fsttsr ~
Skin Diseases Speedily Cured.
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Domes tic Intellig ence.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. l0.-The Utah mail has arrived
here, bringing later advces from Salt Lake City.
At the recent election held in that Territory A.
Hooper, Mormon, was elected as their delegate to
the next Congress.
The steamer William Garviu sprung leak above
here, and sunk on Thursday night.
The steamer Adriatic, which recently sunk nea,
Memphis, is valued at $4,000.
WASHINGTON, Sept l0.-According to the state.
ment of the Treasury Department. the balance in the
Treasury subject to draft amounted on the 5th inst
to $4.344,0e0.
New YORK, Sept. 1o.-The Cotton marked closed
quiet, with slightly improved tone. The sales to-
day amount to 1900 bales. Flour closed firm sales
to-day $500 bushels, at 83 to s33c. Pork closed firm
at $l4 s74 to SIS for Eastern Mess. Whisky closed
quiet at 264 to 27c Coffee closed steady the sales
to-day were nearly 1000 bags at II to l1ic for Rio
Molasses CLOSED dull Orleans in bond Ale.
The Shipping List of this morning quotes the Cot
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AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
Minister McLane at Wasbir ,ton

Minister McLane at Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept ll.-Minister McIane has ar.
rived in this city from MOBILIZE
He confirms the report that Senior Tuento had been
appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Liberal
Government in Mexico.
He reports that the most friendly feelings are ex-
pressed by the Lberaists towards the United States
and they are expecting material assistance from the
United States in their campaign against the Reac,
tonists.
Americans in Mexico express surprise that so much
Indifference is manifested by the United States in
regard to the success of the Lberalist cause.
Notwithstanding their great want Of money, the
Lberasts continued to raise troops for the conem.
plated operations against the City Of Mexico.
1t was reported at Vera Cruz, before Mr.. McLane
left that Miramon had together junta at the capi
tai for the purpose of appointing Vice President as
Miramon contemplated taking the field against Degol.
lado, who was at San Luis Potosi organizing his
forces, which at last accounts amounted to u 900
men,
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AN IMMENSE GROCERY sroRE-we would dire

AN IMMENSE GROCERY SroRE.-We would direct
the attention Of Dealers and Of readers generally
advertisements of Messrs Jos. H. l. N. Marks,
and Al New Levee and 3d. IS Fulton store
is of the largest most commodous we'll arranged the
country and filled with exceedingly heavy
chsndise of the thousand descriptions partially caaogued
This store regular exhibition the
wonderment Of those of the the admiration
these in it, immense the of goods ceany
airy the several wide floors aud systematic the
OF the Stock which, vast and various is may all be
spected by the purchaser the broad light
many windows which throu gh passages
amid the piles OF goods that all be readily approached
and examined by the customer clearly they
open street. The sample model little establishment
which rsembes most srscaly arranged apothecay shop
and is perfect compend uu parpo, of the
the Store The mercantile connections and Arrangements
the house of Jos H. & n Marks that they purchase
to great advantage going to first goods paying
no intermediate profits tina! they enabled give the
most favorable terms to their customers who
the store because they cannot find what they want as it
well known feature Of the the firm that they
uer An article Of their assortment rarely called
for to run out So they always ready meet any demand
upon them Interior and city Dealers buyers are re-
erred to gather idea of what the
Of Messrs. Jos. H. & l. N. Marks really is
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Later from sorsh.rn M.r,e., !. !,

Prom Tia B,ov Via. ~ ~. - 4. 80.
sA..sss N voc ioilowiss intelligence
we understand that the Governor a. dlfnas
nas granted 70 Dona Roa Tfevine, u1aidlne = fhip
eity ana the mother Of our esteemed feIlO e3trer.
non i. Manuel Trevino, lately appointed Coanal q
Mexlco lot tois city, ~ order On ~ H. i
Matamoros ior the bandsoms sum u hftesa - -
hye hundred dollars IN pest payment ~ - -
saine0 y ner ana hef family y that which known
Is the Caravsjal war.
We nave just heard that y p fum0eed d 1Gafa-
mofos tnat Gen. hiramon, = the head Of ths thca.
sand men, has marched into San LOuie pUensf ana
tnat zen: Marquez is In zacatecaa We caon0t isnan
the foundation for these rnmors, nor how cssiible
they may Be.
Il y also rumored that Gen. OEtess, Governor Of
Aacatecas, has been killed in battle.
Inc Following extract from private letter from
Mexican gentleman residing IL Monterey, I I'm
friend Of the Liberal party, ahcws The true state q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12
FURTHER BY STEAMSHIP OCEAN QUEEN

CAPE RACE, N. F., Sept 1O.-The Ocean Queen
brings out 900 in specie on freight
The steamship Anglo Saxon, of the Quebec line
and the Kangaroo for New York, were detained at
Liverpool until the night of the 3lst, on account OF
stormy weather.
LONDON, Aug. 3l.-Exchange on st. Petersburg
has fallen three per cent.
The Bavarian loan authorized by the Chamber of
Deputies, to defray the extraordinary military ex-
penses of the country, had been issued at 9sa per
cent.
1t is reported from Athens that the Greek
Chambers have been dissolved.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Evening, Aug. 31.-The
sales Of Cotton to-day amount to 5000 bales OF this
amount 1000 bales were taken by spectators and
1000 we're sold for expectation. The market closed
at yesterdays prices.
Holders offer their stocks freely, but show no par
ticular anxiety to sell.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12

CHOICE LloUoRs.-We have received through Mr.
J. J. Herr several bottles Of very choice old brand
Of brandy from Messrs. S. D. Gratiaa Il Co., import
ers, 20 Customhouse street. II s o fine, pure, and
exqusitey favored spirit, and we doubt il any fnel
article ever left France and came to New Orleans
We don't rely on our judgment In this matter sc
much as we do on the assertion Of Mr.. Herr, who
not only knows what's what, but who would not say
what's what if he didn't know what's what to be what
he said 1t was. We would sooner trust the word of ar
honorable gentleman in the importing business thar
our own moderately cultivated taste, for it might de
ceiYe US but he Ronld not
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12

VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND AT PRIVATE
sALEWe call the particular attention of purchasers
and those desrous of investing in valuable lands-the
very best investment in the worId-to an advertise.
ment of Mr.. J. B. Walton, Auctioneer, No. 10 Bank
Place, in this issue of paper. He advertses that
he has to offer, at private sale, one of the choicest
sections Of land n of the choicest parishes OF the
State 1t is in the parish Of lberville not far from
the river, is richly and heavily studded with an i'm
mense growth of cypress and the quality of the soil
is equal to any in the parish The terms, which we
understand are quite reasonable may be ascertained
at the office of the auctioDeer.