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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
NIN CAsul STORE.
y. & |. l.. w | s,
WHOIESA1,E AND RETAIL, QROCEl

y I. T. W I y
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL QROCEp,
As takenihr lurr hnd cnmm"lious house, ON Main ii ,
"a l""n'i' nr"uPsdhN joseph u N"whn nj door nleAe
Messs S'h'efud alil Ihutnans Hardware Sto", anlop
p'ste u John II S,as'a nrug st'rr
'm h"" t" nc iatsr aud well selected stock at tko
't'ihN htd Il VI - lkh GOODS, bought cNcnNN"iS lo
sash ahi "la sold thai tanuot inil Ia
sttNiart"ute a! WIN with call, As an de
iriihlhI 4" IL tho
lHhis " Ml bH "t, L., a buyers those desiring To oN
change Tor ofGuirS ptod9cc
stock ct W | rER1 WAN GUANo always on hand.
particular the old uf th'
h'm "l lev. t9mcttN III the bfN Goods hnShesN In
thu, 'hs (" f," call wcl as the Public generally
. A. 4. LEWIS
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TIoS. j.. GRIMAL.DI.
FASHIONABLE BOOT II SHOE MAKE

Opposite the titycns Savings Hank
MAIN STREET, LINCHBi no, ! A.,
TIA " honi awarded shc y premium for the hesi
par ot ho"i-. r>htbiicd 1T The last F.ir,
L. tffN c"usantN on hn'd and manufactures ta"' N
N d"i. "Nr,Y NslicN ~ LADIES and GENTLE. III
MIN W | Ak. Nlu,h he wl equal 10 "a
manni"'trol IN t. count and ai uices nslow tfnot
luN NNt t'tiu utltet establishment IN snrhhurC
lie "-oeHI -nrfs "i the rubiir ia,",. and NJ
th" sam t. h thanks iot the liberal patr' h.te
toiafr h. .#NtH m .luGm
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e4eg-ssnsEAA EUKNlTEkE !FuKNI tkE!!
ratrfu the subs riber would
his thanks bis friends and the pub
lie generally, and inform them that be
hand land constantly adding tcrrto) large
Elegant Furniture manufactured by skfii work
finished in the de
srabe His Stock article usually got
ten up n extensive manufactures
sosa call those wishing purchase, feeling as
will satisfaction regard to both
price and quality ot work.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand
EDWARD J. FOIKFS,
warcrooms and Manufactory, doors below Liberty Ware
house. aoi d&ctsH
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OUR FAIL STo( *

HHaNAKS! CI.OAk. !!-AO WETbIbNG NEW
~ SIYLE-I have this day retc,y ed lot Of NEW STYLE
CLDAKS. RAGLANDS AND CIRCULAR CLOAKS which
decidedly the elegant ia style have seen he
fore They have been e on-gnmcn from one Of
best Houses New York and advised to ask lOprr
upon the nal which all that want for them
Any seeing them will a they decidedly the
cheapest goods {, offered in this market
have received another lot Of those handsome and In
deed hne BONNErS to sell a 81 80 and 10 Now is tho
cheap goods just before the year Come and
IL see he ,easrd, and will buy.
had almost forgot to mention the Black Bovn Plush aud
Beaver FLATS for girls, ard Fl KS of variety and
ZEPHYR CAPES AND HOODS girls and boys Of any
age nd ii A. s. ESGLEDOVE,
dts At XVII. Z. T.. INmChhmrR. Va.
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<NCTOBER IL 9th, 1S5S.-NOWREADFF = FOR
OEXHIBITION AT J. A STIGLER a. Co.'S second
supply OF FALL e. WINTER GOODS consisting of Ladies
Dress Silks Mousns Menos Deberges Of the very latest
designs Also Ladies' Cloaks Shawls Hoop Skirts Hosiery,
Gloves Goods, and French Work In great variety
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uNIsDE ISLAND GUAND.-i 900 nnv. I.

lpICH DRA GOODS
Hk IL ST ore y Z d
SUR French all Mousn Dresses, be sold % per
cent less ilan llir cost OF importation
s"pthlts JbnN ARRAHAMS.
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UU.T OPENED TmI. MORNING

% dozen of French Bosoms, all pure Linen ~
dec l7.dts join ADhA'HaMo
CmOEa! AHOEs!: sIIOEs!!!-Juss ois~ned
- az No L. large assortment of Ladies'. Miss and Child
reus SHOES winch will be sold exceedingly cheap Call and
SUPPLY yourselves early. JOHN AbhAhAMo
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IL EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRlCES-Tte subscriber II.
now receiving aud has in stne, complete assortment at
School aud Books Letter Cap ud Nnte Paper
Blank Books Stationery and Fancy Ii 'od. suitable for the
coming holidays Call and the stock before puri
ing elsewhere Inducements will be offered 10 ALL ana pac
ularv 10 those who deal on the cash system. ~
aec dis IL G. VICTOR.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-14

HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,
Cash Capital, $600000; Surplus, $3I7,329
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. CO., HARTFORD,
Cash Capital, 100000
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OBJ
tanned to amount in Companies of the very best stand
ing, and at the most reasonable rates
Reliable information given all matters relating to FIRE
INSURANCE, such forms of application, statements OF
loss &c, &c.
SHORT RISKS Merchandise taken, with return of Pre-
mium for months not used.
GEOGRE b. COALE, Agent.
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dmnsfntnts.
BALLOON ASCENSION

BALLOON ASCENSION
DR. BoYNfoN respectfully announces that he will give
'"s SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITION
ofamusing and brilliant Experiments in Chemistry Natural
az &HE gnu u a'<f fIHNb INsrIrUrE,
MONDAY ENNENlNG, February lith.
in Electricity Galvanism Chemistry and Natural
Experiments with the Compound Gyroscope
Rod OF iron wl be suspended in the air untouched by
( Boy win be lifted by Electric force
Magnets will be charged and discharged
he cause q the Magnetic Needle pointing to the North
The tn proofs 4, that the earth is magnet,
Water viii he decomposed and formed.
small Cannon will be loaded with water and fired off with
Water will be fire, and bonfire built of ice with
wae @ aaa ESG w b introduced
exhibiting beautiful Gas Light from the Combustion
shit. will GEq BOY the English proposed to blow
Many igteEsstpg experiments will be made with GAL
NANic BATTERY i1f 4 oseSpt hG1lpvs,oN
with Net and Car attached, will be made
DR. b. will endeavor to render the entertainment instruc.
TICKETS only 25 cents,
10 commence at III O'Clock fe12
w A S N G TOMS
" THE 1NnEPEyP bEEFH dkEYg BALL
AM vi Nt 9@f ' B&LL
HALL OF THE M At EHf INSTITUTE
TuEsDAYofEvENINe,
Inc uhE peg leave 10 state tat nothing VIII be left
brated. 49, ' $3.50
The Company will open the Ball Full Dress Parade
and Drill by the the Rugle according to Harder
NOLANDTS COTILLON BAND has been engaged
The strictest order will be enforced
~ The Drill win place at So ocock after which the
floor will be cleared for the Promenade ~
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, admitting a Gentleman and
ladies' to be had OF the Managers and the door fel222
VALENTINE EVE SOIREE.
GIVEN BY PROF J. r. CODET
AT METROPOLITAN HALL.
MONDAY EVENING February l4th
80 all We bellies and beauX prepare Valentines
eng commences at O'Clock precisely Boxes will he placed
IN the rooms to receive the Valentines fel22tt
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE
kUNKLE Il Co... .Lessees JOHN T. FORD. Manager
FIRST NIGHT OF MISS j. NJ DAVENPORT
ON THIS MONDAY EVENING, FEB IA,
VIII be performed
M + A l. l. NEE:
OR, FAITH AND FALSEHOOD.
Leone Arnauld Miss NJ Davenport
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81 rJOT fyTFPS

Ohm H. REA Il CO.,
- CLOTHIERS,
CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
Messrs JOHN H. REA Co. take pleasure in announcing
to the public generally that their stock of Clothing much
larger and more varied than ever before.
Having hand a splendid stock Of CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES and VESTINGS, which they will make up to order
IN style that cannot fail TO please both in price and
facture
FURNISHING GOODS
Cryats, Scafs, Ties Suspenders Handkerchief Shirts,
and Gloves, in large variety.
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING, is
worthy the attention of Planters ncl3ff
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!. VI. REYNOLDS, Trustee
VIM. HAMILTON, Auct'r.
BY GIBSON Il co,

g. REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
Hei The subscribers in addition their regular Auction
Sales will hereafter give particular attention PR
ATE SALES OF REAL ESTATE FIRST CLASS Dwell
LING HOUSES, LOTS OF GROUND, FARMS, COUNTRY
SEATS GROUND RENTS, &c, of which Register will be
kept for the information of purchasers
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BY VIM. HAMILTON.
EXECUTORS SALE OF

fi=..t EXECUTORS SALE OF
HHiii VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY.
49, The undersigned, executors of John Graham de
ceased will sell at public auction, TUESDAY, February
18TH lS59 on the premises, the following property, viz
ALI. THAT LOT OF GROUND lying the south side of
Vine street. in the city of Baltimore distant feet
west sue OF schroeder street. running thence Vine street
the middle Of an alley the rear
ILL THAT LOT OF GROUND of the dimensions and
adjoining the above lot the side thereof Each
said lots being subject to the annual of 49, payable
mi annually.
The Improvements each of said lots consist Of two
story and attic brick DIV EI4I.ING, with cellar
Terms of sale-Oneha cash. and balance in six months
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9nbIit SaIfs.
BY SAMUEL J. sOPER & co.


GALE OF THE CARGO OF FRUIT
~ per bark "Danel Webster >
~ 20 DAYS FROM PALERMO. -ea
we wlil sell on Tt ESDAY MORNING NEXT, the 18th
az II o'clock, at No Is Bowlys- wharf, the cargo
ie oSfk Daniel Webster, 81 days from Palermo, consist
$500 BOXES ORANGES, lsweet)
1000 BOXES LEMONS.
100 BOXES SHELLED ALMONDS
200 BOXES cVRLED MAccARoNL:
IN BAGS FILBERTS.
SO BAGS SOFT SHELL ALMONDS.
az BBLS. CANARY SEED.
fel42t :SANrL J. SOPER 4 CO, Auct'rs
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NUHLUSS u BRO,
~ MERCHANT TAILORS
No 10 LIGHT STREET
below the Fountain Hoel,) Baltimore
- BY keeping constantly hand full assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTTNGS they are enabled
to furnish suits at prices that fail please
Orders filled at the shortest notice. apl5tf
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TailOrs.

DE o 7 JEW E d BY SIGNS, OR
IL OTHERWISE!
D. w RICHARDSON Is NOT DEAD neither has he retired
from business, but is located No Gay street. join
ing Christ Church. where he has large and general assert
ment OF supertne and medium quality
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES and VESTINGS,
with variety of other STAPLE DRY GOODS all of which
he will retail on favorable terms
Having secured the services of Major ROBERT HALL,
whose reputation frstclass Cutter is universally
united, he hopes to manufacture GENTLEMENS CLOTH
IN to suit all who favor him with call, pedgng him
self that no effort shall be spared give satisfaction
o23tf adjoining Christ Cbnrcb
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JACOB TABLER,
- MERCHANT TAILOR, AND
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
No. N. EUTAW STREET.
OPPOSITE EUTAw House.
He has on hand choice stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
and VESTNGS which he is prepared make up to order in
the most fashionable STYLE and that his friends will
favor him with share of patronage.
JACOB fABLER,
Late of the house of Shirey Howard Co. No 1903 Balti-
more street sSly
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GEO. R. CINNAMoND, Attorney,
D.; -,

o. THE BEST FARMS IN MARYLAND,-
;iii Finding impossible to spare the requed the
n.y. Wner has concluded to RENT either both of
ms FASMS They are situated the south side Pa
afsco tve miles from Baltimore by WATER hanging ovet
Fort Carroll These splendid Farms the first Fruit Vege
ipe ana tram Farms in the State; acres
the other ZIG acres than oneha cleared and in cul
uvaton For further particulars apply
fe3-lw* Law BUILDINGS 81 Pani strao, pait;rn,oro
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P MCLAUGHLIN, )p..,
MAURICE BUSHE, : r-Aecutors''
jail eo&ds VIM HAMILTON Auctionepr

o. a.A1 TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Hiii LEASEH0ID PROPERTY will, by virtue of de
creee of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, SELL by
public auction at the Exchange sales room, No 10 s. Gay
street FRIDAY, February 25th 1859, O'Clock, p NJ
:, ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in said city on
the northeast corner of Franklin and Chasworh Streets
having front the former 1877 feet and depth on the
latter of IS feet Subject annual ground of $780,
payable half yearly.
lmproved by well built and handsome brick DWELLING
HOUSE tree,stores in height with parlor passage, break
tast-room and kitchen the first floor
The terms of sale One half cash. the balance in
months with interest
l.. NJ. REYNOLDS Trustee
fef2aw&ds WM HAMILTON, Auct'r.
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THE GREAT WESTERN (MARINE) INSU-
l. RANCE COMPANY
or NE " YORK
Capital
Cash Capital lalready paid I'M l,OOOOO
Surplus Fund Represented by scrip 560000
This Company combines the advantages the plan
$50 long and ptaby practiced by the best Life Insurance
Companies in Europe blending the desirable security of
large Cash CAPITAL with liberal return of the profits its
| customers.
All Marine and Inland risks insured favorable
terms.
RICHD LATHERs, Prest. JNO a. PARKER, LIST. v Pres
DOUGLAS ROBINSON, Secy. J. F. Cox, I'd do
COLIN MACKENZIE, Agent in Baltimore,
fe23U Office Commercial Rnlinps
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To conclude with
THE ETON BOY.
Go-Dartasrsbip AOtitfs.

NOTICE.-TIIE UNDERSIGNED HAS DIS
posed of all his interest in the late partnership of
DODD BLUNT to THOMAS A. DODD, of the partners
of the said firm. The said Thomas A. Dodd fully author
lied and empowered Settle and close the the
said firm, and to collect and receive all moneys due them
wye Landing, Feb 4 SAMUEL BLUNT.
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HUGH B. JONES, Secretary. fe2ilyt
MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE
TNHE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
Il COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Insures Marine and Inland Navigation Risks, terms as
favorable those ofany other Company All taking
Policies from this Company entitled to share
profits, without mourning any liability beyond the
of Premium The Assets of the Company liable for the pay
ment of losses, 81 000,000
A. B. NELSON, Pres't
A. SEAToN, V Pres't j WHITEHEAD, Secy,
C. OLIVER O'DONNELL. Agent in Baltimore
fe22ly O Exchange
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GGal.

KINDLING WOOD!
IN KINDLIN6 WOOD!
am now preparing my wharfby steam power, SAWED
AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD, which | will sell
and deliver free Of charge at TEN PER CENT less than
any dealer in the city. JOHN MCCULLOUGH
Ofhce-Pratt and Fremont streets
Park and Fayette
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1lumbtrs,

DLUMBING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES BY
JAMES FAY No l6 Sharp street doors south of Ger
Sorment of MIGRANTS, Lift and Force PUMPS Rams,
water Closets Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Zinc WASH BA-
the shortest notice the most improved principles All
JOB WORK puncualy attended to the most reasonable
sos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-01
LIST OF PREMIUMS
Awarded n: the Second annual Exhibition o. the
Virginia Central Agricultural Society.
UATIDt UETNN ] " EN
Ga n..l,,., D,t's


Class i.-DGrtart B.Gs.
Tire. years cid and upwsris l,t premium, siOD Dr.
n sara!ers wytas ter Highlander. Three years old and
upwards, ?i premium 80 \. W. iouLg uraysnn. Ior Cam
ber Two years OLD and aad.r rec, ls pEeu!gl, 81 Br.
D. B. Saunders for Valentine Two years cid AID ugdeT
three, 2i Premium TO- L. W. Green iieEr!e' 70. Zen cae
year old aud two, lst PREMIUM - \. W Young. FOR
Jalsc Uougl Use year old and under two, I'd premium.
H. Dr. D. L. saunders, for Van Trup. Certificate a~srL
ci 20 DT. Saunders for best bul. CALI Hob Ridley.
Class 2-Dar!ar Gus and NeirerS.
T!cc years old and upwards ist premium, 49, Dr. d. r.
Saunders, Three years Old ard upwards, 81 premium, 80
fckn, for Tulip. Two years Old aad unuer three. -,
premium 90 Dr. D. Is. Saunders, os Marion iIarlan1 rwo
years old and under three, ~ preg 10, Dr. D. D. Saua
drry for AlTerds Ono year oil and uadc: ,To l.. pre-
cniutn 25 rr. D. D. Saunders, Molly May One .ea- old
and uGGcr tao. I'd prcsUG -, : W. F';s!.r :oT Red
Rose.
Three years old and upwards, Iyt pTeuiam, a.0o. Nj
S:rardburs Nd for bull Richmond Three years old and
upwards, l premium In, MessE. Brown. OF Md sah Gar
ret Of Richmond, Tor bulls Defiance and llercd, equally c
Tded. Two old and under !hree, 10. premium, -
Mr. DAVIS LouJoun, for bull Billy. Ivo years old and
der three "a premium % Sir bradford. Cupeper for hull
Henry Clay Uae year Old and under two 1t premium, 90
D.. billiard Sposy sans, for Duke Of Hanover. One year
old saG undo. two, I'd premium 10, Mr. Davis, Loudoun
Cor Ton. The cornee that the bull A.bsmari-
kib.'ed by Mr. Peytcn, % AlbemaFe Is animal Of high
merit, and SoF;hiIy contested the second premium
Clas, s-D.ros Co,ss and Heitrl
Three ystrs Old aad upwards. Is: premium, As. Mr.
strandhurg, Md !or Matilda Tnree years old and up
wards. "a Premium 81, Mr Bro1n Nd for Delight. Two
for Imported hef.r Lady Two years Old and Inder h'ee
% p-eEGG Is, Or. billiard, for Mslbrsn One year od
aai under Is: premium e3, Mr Str.ndburz for Bran
81 Unc year oil aad uader iwo I'd premium, 10, Dr D
lard for SoEas The commit recommend special p'e'
n!a 10 T Carson FOR Imported Devon heller feneope
aud should the Executive Committee determine 20 sNaa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-01
JAMES Z. ENnEETSON.
A VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

IN uLutIESl lkk CUlNIf, Va
WILL be sold on WEDNESDAY, the Ith day OF Sover9
w ber lsJ II fair, If not, the ngxl fair day thereafter
upon the premises III. large and vau.b. called
WANERLEY r the county u Gloucester Va. /; Is ,ita-
ted upon North Rivera .Avissble water, ~liln few
miles Of, and emlyln. into CHcSapeaks Bay-a stream
Astounding oysters and i, and ia Ecichhorhool pro.
verbal intelligence an! refinement. The
about six hundred low grounds o' great fertility In i
high STATE OF improvement and underlad by nrIh4sa!nc
bcds Of mari.
Upon IL. estate ther. Is modern Brick House bull; In
the elegant and substantial nani.rcOniauiug. be-
sides basement, ten large rs situation l. "t
remarkable beauty Immediately upon the river In the
midst Of weshad-d lawn Altogether, such estate s
rarely found III the markri and The sale will be positive and
without reserve.
Al the same time the household md kitchen Furniture
Farming Implements. Stock of all kinds, prpyeader &c.
belonging such establishment vii! b" sold upon the
usual terms.
For The real estate. oncOurlh OF .l- purchase money
Will he required in cash. the balance ~ equal i-alris
bearing interest from the day Of SALE the interest payable
semi annually one, three and four year.. secured
by a deed OF trust upon the premises.
crop OF wheat n regular rotation, | l." seeded be-
fore day of SALE for which this purchaser w pay az the
customary rates.
II any gentleman desires 10 purchase the above estate IL
private sale before she iG;! November. wish everytna.
uron r. he can addr-ss-sta,ing his proppSition-.;!r
Jadgs WM. W. CHCMP, Richmond.
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THE TURNPIKE ROAD
VALUABLE EsrAr.. ~ -, .Is.....,,-

FVIs
OFTEN Tor sale my estate in the county o. Cumjcr.
land, yins on James and Wills Rivers, and c"uain.
lS according 10 survey by Peter Ware ia l>l" 493J
Acres, about 200 in cultivation III" remainder In forest
~ which, Clifton, which reside, J.. estimated con.
:an ,iOO Acres about 100 WILLS low grounds Glcuivar
sh Acres, nearly s0 Acres OF ow grounds great erii
~ The whole estate in good condition and in rToluc.
tive cultivation.
should prefer selling privately, and 10 any oue who
would purchase the land with the negroes Il tahou 30
IN nunbrr) deduction Of several thousand dDlar r"n
The estimated value would he made.
|! sold prlva,-. due notice Will he given i! rot the
land will be offered public auction INT tRSrAY, the
Srd day Of November. Terms: Uuv;hirI cash, tie rr
nandcr and years with interest payable aii.
dualy on the wnor OF he deferred Payments Payment,
10 bs secured y deed Of trust The deferred Payments
would he len g;lcued II desired hy tie purchaser.
will iakc pleasure IN showing the opcriy 20 any one
who wishes 20 yicw II. PEYrON HARRISON
sept ll-ctis Clifton, Va
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LAND SALE.

TEywESrY IMPROVED FARMS on .ES YEARS CREpiT, con
,aiair: from 81 TO 0UU each unsurpasscdhy any
Lands in Indiana the World, ior Beauty and seiy ana
each having proper proportion 81 Cleared and lImbe
Land TIE Timber is the nc. quality The location
excellent being the ONO MISSISSIPPI RAi HoAp irou
four q, six miles he crossing The Jc-r>onvile Sns
Indianapolis ai Road and four miles from the county seat
Of Jackson county. Indiana.
non then. are Houses Barns Orchards Of the best Fruit
&c w,ncrre!y assr. al no may Wish 20 purchase that
here is desirable opportunity. as these Lanus VIII bs
Sold very cheap, and IN tracts TO suit purchases
TsEus cash and the reminder in zen annual
payueu : il desired secured by mortgage on the Land
We confidently that any one able 10 make IN" hT
pay:nen; can make the Others oa the Land
For information. address,
RALPH ArPLhNHETE. Brownstown, lnaiaas,
d. RICKETTS,. Esq. .JeiIcr,onvIIe Ind,
SHIELDS Il EHlNG, Seymour, lad,
Or the subscribers,
c. DUNHAM indianapolis, Ind,
w ENGLISH. Lexington Indiana.
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SiLE0F 2sa4 ACKEs

or LAND IN LOUISA COUNTY.
DCRSUANTto decree uf the Circuit COur; % Lou!.s
L county, rendered At the last term thereof, In tie sui,
Mlner guardian, 6c., Mn.rs and oher:,'hc urd.r
signed special commissioner, appointed Icy said decree
for the purpose will, TUESDAY, TIE TWENTIETH "
SEPTEMBER, 1852 in front Of Mr ). e. CothuarsS ;ave:i
4, Louisa House. proceed 20 "!l a. public aEca
the hghes; bidder, the tract Of lanj mentioned IN II.
bill and procced!MsS.
The said tract contain, 2sS'+ acres aad Hes In i.cu!sa
county on the Chopped road rear Prices Old Ia.
yern and apou twenty-five miles below the iOwa OF Oir
ot,Csyilleis Of good quality and large portion In woods
o. original growh, wslimbcreh. Mr. George W. IhTs:-
mas who resides the a will take pleasure Ia slow
ng j; to any wishing TO buy.
TEEn,-As much Of te purchase money In CASH, vii!
be necessary pay the cost Oi sut AMI Expenses Of sale
balance in three equal ns;smru's with credits %
aud three years bearing lncTc<t from day Of sale
the purchaser giving bond with good security and iic
withheld until all the money is pui.
TiiOS. T. ATHINSJS, Ccrr.'r.
Danvllie, Va Angus: 5-c~G~
PosIPOSEEsrin consequence of IN" iacienrncy 9f the
t,ler on the 2u insi r sale 81 IN" above property
has been postponed until Tuesday, s:h day November
next when il will take place the premises, h d!r, Osr
wise the frs: good day thereafter.
TilQS. =. ATKINSON, ComInisS:on.-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-01
JAMES RIVER AND KANawEA COMPANY

The annua! meeting "i the stockholders ol
this Company was held at the Office in this city
on Monday night last. The annmai report o.
TIE President and Directors was read; also 81"
report Of the kanawha Eoard
Tho following synopsis OF the President re
port Of the condition Of the company FOR the
year ending %rth September, sJ", contains
much interesting information:
There has been an Increase OF $i,1$a.iJ III
the revenue, from the Richmond dock: and in
the number oi bna;S and vessels which have
entered the dock, an increase oi so, compared
with the previous fiscal year. The gain q!
revenue in the live years tia; the dock nas
been in operation, is ioper cent, comparing the
first year and the last.
The increase OF the trade with Baltimore Is
particularly observable. Although another
iirst.class Steamboat has been added, making Il
tr-weckly line between Richmond and Balti-
more, the number of vessels which entered the
docl; with :argocs from Baltimore, during the
years 1857, 1858, and 1852, has been respective
" 81, 20 and 10.
Further additions have been made 10 tn"
number Of barqucS owned in Richmond, and
regularly employed in the Rio trade; and the
article of coffee imported from Brazil, SHOWS
an increase OF l2,G5S bags-the number Of bags
imported in 1855 having been 20479. and the
number n 1859, 33,l37.
There was an increase in the receipts OF