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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

HIGH DiGGNGs.--Jake Wilson, a." Happy Jack"
and two or three others, are mining on the very
summit Of the high ridge between the Weaver
Vile basin and Trinity river. They make from
81 to Sc day, now, with what little water can
be had from the springs near them. They say
the dggings which they are working are one
hundred feet higher than the divide above Nc
CURES house, and that water cannot be brought
high enough to come nearer than that distance,
We have heard the assertion made often by those
who hoo r'oSPev'ed ON the divide, that rs rich
diggings were there as anywhere III tha country
and we venture to say that Yankee ingenuity
will some day devise means 10 raise wat high
enough to work them. There's no use talking
gold Is there in abundance, and il must eventually
be taken out, in some way.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

STEAMER DEPARruRE.-On Monday TIE Golden
Age took away 40, and the Uncle sam 743 pas
sengcrs The treasure shipment amounted to
60 109G13
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

ELECTION DAY AT Po1NT BAR.-We are told
they bad /. lively time down there. The room
where the polls were opened was converted into
perfect amphitheater, where gymnastics, ground
and lofty performance and shoulder exercise
were iDdnlged in. Point Bar is a place of note
on election day people travel ten miles to vote
there no contest is ever decided until that pre-
clnct is heard from. II Jacnto'' was there on
election day, and witnessed the aforesa id perfor.
nanee, which we presume he did he will oblige
. great many By describing il in lis own pecu
liar way"
SN0w THAT word creates a cooling sensation
nt this season. Bat we boast Of having had the
first Of the season-the 9TH of September. On
Wednesday morning Old Baly" north of
town, had donned his familiar white coat-snoW
having fallen to the depth of half an inch during
the rain Of the previous evening. Who says ours
is not a remarkable climate thermometer at 70
degrees in the shade, during the day, and a snow
storm at night. Frost has been visible two or
three mornings this week-to those who got up
III the morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

Lucy stone says: "There is cotton in the
ears of man, and hope in the bosom of woman"
Lucy got the cotton in The wrong place, we
cuese
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

NIKE OFEY shot Capt Dale, station keeper at
Wllowtown, Carson Valley, on the 4t4.
JonNRY GrnFoRD has bought Blivens Stage
Line. See advertisement
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10
FLOOR MANAGERS /;

FLOOR MANAGERS
JNo. MARTIN. WcavcryilIe.
JNn. Dent. =. Shasta.
|. n lRVlNG,. Trinity Center.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

DEATH DEsIaN.--N. T. Aymor, favoritc cas-
tern equestrian, who doesn't wish TO be outdone
BY Bloudin, proposes to turn somersault from
Goat Island into the water beow--a distance Of
one hundred and seventy feet That strikes us
as beiue Il very dangerous feat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

Book BINDMc.-Persons wishing files Of news
papers, magazines, Or other works bound, for
preservation, are informed that they can have it
neatly and cheaply done by sending them to l..
o. Benedict, Union, Humboldt county. Mr. b.
is an old and experienced hinder, and solcis
patronage from the people Of this county. His
price for binding years file OF any paper is only
SIS, and he warrants his work to be as well eye
cuted as il done in the city. Loop d Shater will
deliNer q II nrdnrs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10
Gbe Trtnltp sonrnal,
WEAVERyILLE, CAL.
saturday Morning, September 10, 1850.

STATE OFTCERs.-Thc vote for State officers in
Weavervillc precinct, as given below, is correct,
From most of the other precincts we have been
unable to get the vote on the State ticket with
any correctness, and publish only the vote for
county officers:
Goyernor-Latham 325 Currey 26l. Lieut..
Governor -Downey SIS; Conness 26O. Congress
Birch 800 Scott-27l McKibben PSI Baker
273. Supreme Judge-Cope 3l9; Sprague 260.
Clcrk Supreme Court-Fa.rfax 3l6 Powell 27O.
Superintendent Public struction-Mouldcr 327;
My rs 259. Surveyor General-Higley 32I
Long 26l Attorney General-Williams 32l
Randolph 2G5 Controller Brooks 81 Pcarce
26i. Treasurer -Findley 333 johnson z51.
State Printcr-OMeara 334 Bolts 243. District
Judge Daingerfeld 367; Steele 2lO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10
Died.

In Wcavcrvillc, Sept 9th, the infant son of
CHAs. z. and ROsAIIE WILLIAMS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

OVER THE MouNTAIN.-Stages now run from the
Tower House over to Trinity Center, the road
over the mountain having been lately completed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

THE taxable property of Sacramento county ia
| valucd at ll,907,24S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

HUMBOLDT PROPERTY AssEssMENT.-The total
value of assessed property in Humboldt this year,
is 81, ,254, ,sGS an increase of 100000 over last
year, the Times saws
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

RECElvED.-Uudcr the signature of O. c.
Wheeler corresponding Secretary, Il compliment
tary ticket to the state Agricultural Fair com
mcnciag at Sacramento Sept. l3, and closing on
the sd. We return thanks to the officers Of the
Society for their remembrance. Sorry we shall
not have an opportunity to use it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

DIsPLAY OF INDIAN VENGEANcE.-T The N0rM-
ern californian says that ON the 10th ult, a wheat
stack near the out-buildings Of Mr.. Gooddy, at
Orleans Bar, was set on fire. simultaneously
with it, the stable and outbuildings of Kirby q
Campbell were discovered to be on fire A fine
mule belonging to the latter was burned to death
The people there believe it to be Indian work,
and the mother Of Indian Joe, who is now
under sentence Of death, for murder, has been
arrested. Their Intention was, probably, to fire
the town, that he might escape from custody.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

INDIAN FIGHr.-The Pitt River Rangers at
tackled ranch of Beaver Creek Indians on the
Sd inst, killing seventy, Three Of the Rangers
were wounded
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

STATE TICKETIN TRNlTY.--The Administration
Democratic ticket is elected by Fl rom $50 to 800
majority in the county, as far as heard from.
The returns are very incomplete, as the principal
attention is attracted to local officers. Burch
leads Baker hy about 270 votes already. With
out doubt the whole ticket will have majority.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

WEAvERymLE TOwNsHIP.--Mooney elected
Justice, and Crawford, probably. Thede and
Gold thorpe for Constabes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

INCREAsE.-Fve hundred and ninety six votes
were polled in Weavervlle this year This is an
Increase of well on to hundred over the vote Of
last wear.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-10

SALE OF MINING CLAIMs.-Don't forget the
Sheriff sale of valuable mining claims at the
Court House to-day. The claims are situated on
Fulwider lead, East Weaver. and are valuable.
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LYNCHBUR3 AGENCY


NJ a l. SYS TEN.
\ meeting OF III" LOCAL BOARD of DIRECTORS for
II the NEW YORK LIE INSURANCE COMPANY, at tho
I.n"i IA IN" city OF RichE"ni he'd TUESDAY. FEB
III Akf list, lea, the following unanimously adopted:
In" nndfr'+hei President and Directors tIe pauv
nave eSanrd The report aid cxib OF tho NV YORK LFK
Nku"ANk COMPANY flr the ending
-"hd beng satisfied with prosperous condition.
iN rae 'nl ,hd II T." the and II the
t"nn"hltE me NtW YORK LIE INSURANCE COMPANY has
" ' IA 'N'Stl'" Tor fourteen year and is CAPT al has
aimed the ri ~ 9ol &c State stocks and
Is nd, aud Mortgages Real estate.
We iaiIk It most profitable nm safe mode Of investing
lh"y Inc proh enue to the benefit uf the insured
lar" averaged No" less iaa THIRTY PER CENT PER AN
NJ VI on IA" lREMluM rAID besii.> these invest n,ns
So nnf th1' One Hundred Th.usa Dpllir shall dps
it'' WIN STATE CoMPrhoLIEH t. Law de.
~ i'- "h'n the conpan: may fail 10 pay.
W tNi" ATT" ton t., the aiy of
Ijf T. ~ 'A\SE. as set fr;h by hi, In iiiuiion
L "" b. the abi, e staten n this Company
Is ~ a A.ri~'iig condition.
liss e>r ny nj rntp In regard The subject # LII,
iNNC A CO w"li Il well 10 call The Agents at III,
~" '" t".np'A VIII" viii them any may
IT. az '' References Apply 10 ,h1f iember of the ll
a. no rae Mu\fohD, (>erreary Of Commonwealth of
DIRECTORS
ln'S IL ELLIS (i',rSlcnt james River < karawla Coz
ln"s i AtG'st (Attnrncy At
,"lN hAahi ta.m"r King 4 q teen va
R.H.t Il '.rAD ti',,,r Untc Pres u CLnrch)
hlN JAS u HL"h, Correspond So, SouL'n Batt1t
t".veui'r)
q PANE 3:.nt. rainc & Ca, a,erchants)
il">tY Al! saS. (>horif)
= IS " - IL. >kanker)
" NJ NJ
I'M. ruo" ) Jr Ct, bacco Manufacturer
'"Ah "a htuK Editor of the States Warrington d e.
= , MEDICAL EXAMINERS
p. II GiAtK, b. ANp THOMAS l.. WALKER, NJ. ID.
w BIZ iT0N Local Agent
{ L. WDRIHAM, Gen Ast Attorney tor Va.
T. W lROIT TEE Grmra Agen.
OFFICE 40 Mal> smear, RICHMOND Va.
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Just lI'Bi SHED II
| ARPER a. BROTHERS,
Frnnkiiu square, New u ork,
l.
l. A p LATA:
TIE ARGENTINE CONFEDE RATION
Il 4 u q q. u a u


h,aga narrative Il The Exploration, 9" the r bu ric> Of
kNer li'ista mad Adjacent Countries, The >eus
ttt - -, ami %, under the ordts OF tho tn ted STATS
~ THOMAS J. PAGE L. . NJ
coMMANpt3. or rHt EXPEDITION.
one Name, Lasa Octave, with Map aud tous li.usta
The Volume con oiheial Narrative Of +.
must 'ruan Expedition. out by
lne d'auoa by the River La Plata nj i''c'"
IL utr' closed 10 commerce. and nasis"tsn iic
ii 10" "" L'ws Of Spain ile e,. wars which toll ." n' Tie
tyJu ii Bucnos Ayr At,r the defeat and flight II Z '>a
the Argentine Coincide, alton the
y, a,rng The waters OF the Coniee free
Government the first to avail itself Of this dee,
Eary il -1i the steamer st.r Witch was placed un len nv
command m Lieutenant Page, with nru tlns 10 exl tk
rivers 81 la Plata and report upon their navisaht !"'
zap tailon commerce. Lieutenant Page execute ht
commission with Ldety and intelligence, and has cub
died Tia" rcsuin this vonmr The destr!b N
the narrative embi ace 6OO4ni.s OF liver
ga nand AGO miles OF journey BY Land IN rauat AND tho
Argentine Cnnfedei alton.
ragcs Narrative contains ample ai'rmation
specns sil cimai and productions The country Gd
is giHea ut the unfortunate rupture WIN paraguay sho"i
conclusive that tie attack the Water Nueb was ate
Lop,1 at,ru, ted to justify entirely destut, truth
inrrs and valuable account OF the Jesuit M'ss.on IN La
The Illustrations comprise tho accurate Map Of !he Country
ouzn Lopez Francia aud ala and numerous EneraN
OF s'eae'y Character and Incident
TRAVELS AND DISCOVERIES IN NORTH AND CEN
rKAL AtEI Al Being journal Of an Expethian un.,r.
YSa @ ss me dasPf fsn1 n.nrn nc W"
LAP aut elegant Illustrations Complete IN vols
e,o Masir 81 80; Half Calf Sl0,50
tP' HARPER & BROTHERS will send the above Works
by Ma r,,,sss paid Ser distance ia the United States
ANpRETn's GARDEN sEEDS.-A faiI
supply hand acng all Seeds usually sold
| For sale hy feb II dts VI. A. STROTIER co.
| GpRINSs, 1SJO.-s GIFTS y fashions E0R
- SPRING just received. with explanations in fngG h.
fensh and German Yearly subscribers supplied wrh the
supplement- gratis published April and October aso,
| English, French and German xpanations.
ieb lAdts VIM l.. PAGE
| HNENsT LAND FOR "A .E.-rhc - n der
IN siVnud intending to change his residence aud bus
Offers for sale the FARM which he resides k
tanning ar0 Acres Ii is situated Oh the Ia nehbuIg -
Buffalo Springs Turnpike whin - miles Lynchbug and
mles of Is thel Depot More than half IL In Timber
IL Offers Undue, those Tobacco
tl the WOO d business
a tttr>- SAT- Greek, Amherst, Va
fen lld.aa ctIrlm. WIN ROBIN 1FrnN
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AN INTENSIVE BUSINESS.

IiE NV York Ars ">"ip" opinion be formed
| ikv N''',ing VI ;chine 'snrss, the
that company tN HGLLkK q WILSON, nov
uaetutnE naehin, Al Il - 900 per anuum,
avys gre MY IN aiyauc' OF the supply The
Other VI iaiiuia,ate prnbab nearly
ma ~ moe WHttiiR n VII S,'>,s sales room, st 5
IN sh.d more ib"rate, artistic and &C II,
niar,urr. igan tih '"io the country
>!'' Areli ir Lynelburg, WM l.. PAGE
Il IL
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AROUND LiNCHBURG FOR SALE-The suhscri.
Der the more chc.ualy to his business
il lynchiurg will sell part Il" his REAL ESTATE, viz
l.t The WARWICK HOUSE, on Main Street, fronting
VI feet and back 1872 feet
rooms and fine and large Stores under the same
2hd-Thc HOT SE AND LOT. Main Street formerly
occupied b. the late Samuel ransoJ fronting CD
running back ID. feet
Bird The TWO HOUSES on 9th or Tan Yard Alley. Al.
50, large TOBACCO FACTORY, ad,o ming. 4. is lot has
Two dne springs the yard and of the
4'h -',ne beautiful halt LOT lining tile Factory
9Th -Onc half LO r. opposite Capt McCorkle Thia
is fine building lu;
6'h-fw" iiul rs ANp!nrS in sandy fIoo'S
'h Fin i'hng Creek MI /. This is valuable DO.
inG nu the Canal, and only ulc mile from the Ct
9Th The beautiful RESIDENCE, on Monumental Hill
now in the occupancy Of laos l.. johns Esq
"ih -Ab"nt lUl half 10 s. adjoining the same
lWh-A fine body oil WOOD LAND, known as Silver
Spring containing about 800 This land III be
if 'l,slcd
luh-Sevcral fac MILL SEATS, on the Canal- being
tn" bank oil the river from The toll Concs Mill t.9
feet on the river
Those whingto purchase of the above property will
please call The Subscriber who viii take pleasure show
inl it
The terms vii! be liberal. am dc % sell.
JOHN H. TYREE
dec ll-l!u trw ctn thenl avn lima
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TclugraDulc Items


\ fire occurred at Gfnrd liai ids, Michigan. On
Monday morning, dcstru wing seven buildings, in
Guiding the Backus Block Tho loss in mcrchan
disc and buildings amounts IL S3u,@h,, partially
covered hy Insurance
A Mr., White employed il the LeayenN1rth
Kansas journal otiiro, n,ale an assault ON Mr..
Boss, repor,cr Il the Times, Saturday Ii GIT.
Several shots " re exchanged. Mr.. Boss received
three Slight wounds.
The Legislature of Kansas Territory has passed
n bill plo,ldlng for the formation Of constitution
and n State government. 1t provides for an eIet-
ton. to take place on the fourth Monday in March
for or asaiust holding convention ioi Sad l,ur
pose. II favorable. m election for fifty delegates
is to be held on the first Tuesday in July. at Wv
andot,c city. The constitution is to be submitted
to the people ia October, and the officers under II
to be elected in December.
a jury has been summoned at Boston to in
yes,gatc the burning OF the Mechanical Bakery
Who is lK Tile Washington correspondent
of the New York Evening Post, in speaking of the
lobby influence at Washington, says at is un-
derstood that ono Scampship Company alone, at-
fVrds to pay all the expenses OF an Official who &C.
cnpies high position III this government. That
oihcial lives in this city in the most extravagant
style. lie keeps open house. rides in his private
carruge with lvcr,ed servants. has his private box
| at the theatre, attends all lcNccs, and gives the
most expensive dinners and lcvccs himself His
expenses Al the last session OF Congress are esti-
mated at about twenty five thousand dollars. lie
Is not reckoued rich man, and his salary is only
$1,000 per annum. If one Steamship Company
can afford to support an agent like the one de-
| scribcd, please consider the social and financial
power which all the companies OH sea and land
can throw Into this city to impede the progress Of
any economical legislation
SKATiNG.lt is stated that Mt least 4 600 mr.
sons were on the ice on the river at New Haven
CT. on Tuesday last Tire skaters enioyed n nor
fct carnival. There skating race for SiO n
side during the day, and the wilmer made his
miles IN less than three minutes. In the afternoon
n military coml any put on their kat sand parnd
ell on the ice, headed by hand Of music. On
Wednesday n special train chartered to convey
skaters to Lake Saltunstall-a few niles from tn,
city-and fourteen went out, filled to their ut
most capacity. The return train brought bacl
eighteen carloads Of passengers One firm il
New Haven has sold S4G13 worth Of ladies an,
gentlemen's skates since the river froze up.
CONFIRMED. The Senate ha. confirmed the mp
pointment Of Samuel w. Black rs Governor of Ne
braska. Mr.. Wilson McChandless has also bee
confirmed to the vacant Judgoship in Pennsylvn
: MIA, and Mr.. Amidon was confirmed as Nav
| Agent at Boston.
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RESIGNATION OF Mr.. FoRsYrH.--A letter from
Washington states that Mr.. FORSYTH has resigned
his post as Minister to Mexico. l. is to he honed
that his successor viii be appointed as speedily as
possible. and that he will possess all the e.,ent;a,
qualifications The United States sboul be re-
resented at the cepital'of Mexico by no ordinary
man. The affairs of that Republic have long
hesn critical and they were never more so than
now.
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G.TRAyb . OR STOt.EN-Erosn sise snbscri-
= her fridcy the 18th lay of oci"b4 last. ~
fun Nj II al py's n. d wear S',rhhuIg GhEY (TfS1
MARE with Fl, upper -" ia Out II sol, rabe K
rec frame and in tolcraLle ri Any
aid Mar, T., me AZ Mr. ", Mil lear ynchburg will
Hhersy r,w,rl-i The sii Ma:e inr hased Of Mr.
T omas Jn1nr,,. GlOEGE w, L iGERS.
feb It 5Gcl IL
DAtSER,, GUO"OItTc: ASD cocoa, just
D rrt sivcd .y iub it, SI..nI ER 4 JONES
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VALENTINES. .si.s:Ng!NIS.:-e omic
and scni,lutni1- ai : and tn,
mankn5-at #tab d. NitTO.S B,o.
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q LOVING, Cilk
CABAiL y CABs Il, l.. = 70 It-elAwf Ii".
Z i, Ri. II a lie .al IL

NE ~! NlafT VOHIt!
i,y -. t,hrrar!. ,c'9
.llr,c, sytrt Plaintiff
AGAiNsr
The. ttk +. W,lt Saun". Moods. Mel. I. Br.g,s.
Salut', irnci. Ia Shrin Il, tr.ukil COUNTY a Il 10
SIP. q. Ian lldol, las l'c,utS. D,fclda.,s,
IN tHtNti ny.
1t apprangbN "hd.,t'.oi 'ljttAr Def niant. StinuI
II " ru,i. IL nos iss M al t' Nte oi Viz ana: II !.
he do l,ar hcte tGouth due pat
this i"tire, ant IL 4 h.
interest il this s.--thc object eIjIin tie De
samuel y Turner. Etle sheriff Franklin county
joseph Il. lVu !e hi, p5utt All others ,"nc.rnd
sci" ~ two slaves, named iir,n and R'nben, tNIcd
H." sod lTNcrty In his hands,
Ia me If the ~. II'tl1rk Webt. who tr tn"
pro- city Of the -1i1 Il ilae,
A cct -, ste,
ticfot yE,riY t1ptk
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B=aJ- am camlnl,te lr the Office of Clerk Of
The H. i'm tou4t ri |. nelia.t.,. n GONipDN.
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WAR PANic.-A Paris correspondent of the
Boston Courier says: The notion of ,sar is swal-
lowing up every other pre-oceupatioa here in peo-
Piles minds. and since lS4S have never seen
anything like the alarm that rejsns throughout
society. 1t seems that the Emperor has been ex.
tremely astonished and disappointed at the impress
sion produced by his words to NJ. lie lIubncr on
New Years Day. He fancied that it always
an easy undertaking to arouse in France the war
like ardor for which some people persisted in dc.
claring that the French are invariably ready
The attempt has entirely failed and such com
Plete panic, suppose, was rarely, ii ever, wit
messed in any country.
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i.ss' | am il ean,lnIat. Tor reelection to the
Clci Nsl,p uf the tnurl OF uus..i,aS this city
jan tdtlnie JAMES BENAGH.
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Candidates 10. ClSrkGhip.

pr ClrRAsHir OF THE iit>TSG> CorRr.-I re-
~, ctiuy rS-olt aHI,'dc for the otitc Of Clerk
ol the lIustin., Cpnit.i l.e,.t. OF iynchbnrs.
ian jdtlor. WM NJ SEMIIE
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The Arabia, from Boston for Europe, takes
about 500, 900.
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CoNFIRMED.-The Senate ha, confirmed the ap-
pointment Of Samuel W. Black as Governor of Ne
braska. Mr. Wilson McChandess has also been
confirmed to the vacant Judgoship in Pennsylva-
MIA, and Mr.. Amidon was confirmed as Navy
Agent at Boston.
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Candidates. fer CITY Sergeant

EeS" Cry >rRer,N!.-.t' the SO citatina of my
tirG' anuitHtr ui,s.t tet,ia:r foI the uf i 60
Ser -o.,rt 1t t!.r ra-lr ~ SPIN r,,.t.sl.
fob t'itdnt, Il. HUNNlNtilDN.
EaJ" announce insso Il H. "A candidate Tor re-
election =" tn OIL OF its s,I+ra3ft
feb ldidp.e JOHN BOlS>EAU.
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tALE OE PERIsmAni.E E.TATE.-s,,

- MONDAY, :lst FEBRUARY, isaa at 10 o'cIurk A. ~.
lair II the next fair day. the late lence If G.
Wmfree dec near ynclbnrg shall proceed sell pub,
Ia auction The household and X tchen Furniture, Crops
stock ut II and Cattle Plantation Tools &c. Ats
complete set OF Factory Fixtures viz Large T.
Presses Sets lrnnt Pound Mills, Sets Of Iron Mi
Levers.
TERMS-A sums over $40 AZ # six months will te
gwen onds with approved securi bLg executed by the
PURCHASERS Tor sums not exceeding S2j will he rrq
G. V, WINFREE
feb sdeodSctiS Tx Of c. NinfIee. decd.
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B,ga Narrative Il The tx poratinns u the fr but .rc, ~ Ia
lNer l. rata mad Adjacent Countries the III
ta5 - ami d. under the ordt.s u tho ted
t,o,.it.upit.
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BY JOHN A. LANCASTER u SON, Arcr' RS
RIC NJ OND, pa.


v STOCK AT AUCrlON-Wiiib be- I'D on TAU RSDAY
the gath of FEBRUARY lr59. office ssrs John
a. Lancaster Son. in the Richmond, at
II o. clock, NJ. us SHARES OF STOCK OF THE VA 1.
TENN RAIL ROAD COMPANY, Which there nc ia
Shares OF III" preferred Stock the COMPANY which Der
cent per annnm interest is guaranteed by rsuiion
Stockholders adopted the 81 Of August the nterest
on which has been paid BY the Company thus equal
I" The debt oi the Company On the other Stock.
has been paid hourishrg condition OF III,
COMPANY IT is believed that In years, tarhus rryu
lar dividends will be pail.
Nv 5 of he ATTORNEY AND TRUSTEE
IL 1,.,i tlrndI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-11

\ fire occurred At t'fni'd l,ai ids, Michigan. On
Monday morning. destroying seven buildings. IN
Guiding the hackus Block. ia" loss in merchan
disc and buildings amounts IL S2u,oan, partialy
covered lay Insurance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-11

y jury has been summoned at Boston to in
yestigatc the burning oil the Mechanical Bakery
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-15

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tending upaaii sale, OF goo bbI, NJ ELs..
$40 .Hr sure tine Whrht l.ac higher sjth
speculative demand. ,g'r, 1000 bhh a. 2jl.2a
% 5-s, The later rate hr Naaot pf0y4 ors
1uoIauE ug,, pork advanced 90 sig.25, With
boo ,a'l, ut tu, n,y, az thc CLOSE bu.s mellS
were held 20 Case batro ,a'e., 1900 pIcc,s
-a.iaij D st,i $ Tor shoulder, agI sides, ths
,ii., asr lights nothing done n bacon. ari
unchanged; sos kes, ,o'la ll3 and 5.ubals
AID lietc a. lui, delivered a. point o1 ths
rive, Uy.ow the g,ly Uuaea,s, uu au4 Boo
good d.mHd, 40 change BOO prizes. Ere has
advanced g. 300 C.0'rrscsa advanced 90 So.
3d. Money matter, unchanged