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The New York herald., 1860-09-15

h Boyd Informs that on the night ot the sccident
she dreamed taat Frank, her son, was Struggling IN inc
water, end that be home bruised aad haeSar1 30
hardly % be recognzed-facts subsequently, verined
The wife Of Captain Barry dreamed tnas tne nsla W.
wrecked, and cav her husband sink IN the waves
Trorn the Sentinel
We new have the following frsm the lips Of the parties
well known IN this city, and whose Characters are sum
Gent guaranty OF is uuthfuness.
Tie lady had retired on Friday night as usual Her
husband came home at ten and retired also About TWO
O'Clock the wife woke the husband up the midst Of the
storm.
He found her sitting up In bed the picture OF terror br
unable 70 give expression tn her feelings The husban
asked her earnestly what the matter and she finally
replied that she did not KNOW bu: there waa something
dreadful happening.
he then rallied her ard laughed at her terrors attrbu
ting them 70 the violence OF the storm.
But the undefuable impression Of something
dreadful cupg 70 her. and they finally got upthe hus
baod supposng her 70 be scknd they spent the rest Of
the night In their parlor.
In the morning they both TO the conclusion that
was the effects OF nightmare until the astounding In.
teeence Of the catastrophe reached them. II u some
what singular that the fAnily had relatives
near fritnds on the Ill fated vessel
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Jom wnxY's now books consist or only two works, BY
John Raskn, viz "rhe Stones Of Venice" vols I and
and "Aodern Painters" vol 8.
d. DANA, Jr, announces the "Moravian Life in the
Black Forest" by the author Of "Aary Powell" and
"Baptology," by an old student being "My Old Boot
maker and on Modes Of Baptkm."
C. W. AAPEs has In press a new illustrated catalogue
containing four hundred engravings.
ABBxy ABBOTT have a neat volume in the hands OF
the printers entitled the "ectric Spark BY Jacob 40
bott
Sermons, Preached In Westminster Abbey and
"Trench's Study OF Words" an entirely new edition
Re written
c. BLANCHARD has just published the "Life OF Thomas
Pane or the Declaration Of Independence, and
the "Relgion OF Science"
D. j. SADrIR Co. have Issued three out OF the dve
works composing the metropolitan Series Of Illustrated
Readers Compiled by the Sisters Of the Holy Cross The
others will be ready shortly.
PupNEy RUssEL have In press "rhe Linton Family
on the Fashion Of this wordr by Sarah H. Bradford the
"Le of Washington" BY the Rev John n Norton, and
"Tbe Chosen People" being history Of the Jews from
the Sacred Scriptures.
NJ. DooIADY has issued neat, small volume, bound in
green CLOTH entitled "woods and Waters or the sara
and Racket" by Alfred B. Street. Maps and Illus
tratons.
Fowler Wills have issued an "Expostion OF the
Swedish Movement Cure,n by Or. G. H. Taylor.
IAAyTn ALLAN have, q new holiday book, quar,o
volume containing any five steel engravings), bound in
Turkey morocco In the best style, by SomerviIle
PRucuARD, ABBorr x LOOMS Of Augusta, Ca, have
published largo octave volume, entitled "Coton King
and Pro Slavery Arguments" by +. n. Elliott LID,
President Of Planters College, Mississippi This work
comprises the writings Of Hammond Harper Christy
srDgtellow Hodge, Bledsoe, and Cartwright this i'm
portant subject, and contains the authors essay
slavery in the light Of international law.
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ruE WAR or Castles oosrsrxD-eRKAr STRESS poR
koSEr-skAr or oovKRSnKsr xovkD FRon ME
RrDA, ETC.
Translated from the DiArio de Ia Marina Tor the Nsv
YcnK HsaAID
The Corstnscrai of Merida has been recAtvcd up 10
August "a, and brings, as usual, very little Of inter
The war Of castles had not terminated, and win pro-
baby never terminate while the OF the state
does not employ more aud money In severely chss
tsing the rebel Indiana Various have been tried
10 rase funds, and the atest which NJ Acereso has
had recourse n explained 10 tbr following decree
"be Custom House OF ssa will admit 90 foreign zoo n
which be attempted 70 be introduced into the state
natcnarcd In Campeachy unces the i'm port~rs submit
20 the payment c duties they would be liable 10 coming
from abrcad The government of the state viii inform
the supreme national government of tht resolution
SIN the Goth of August the duties OF the eovevunsut
have beer the hands q Co ze,Iua President Of
the Council Governor Accreo being obliged 10 90 Ixa
NAL and vaiadolid account Of bic falne health ths
requirements of hh private snars the lvciy desire
Of being In those PLACES the FOR destroy
enemies of order"
circular Of the 18th announces 70 the Authorities The
removal aaer the soh Of the Of governmeat 70 she
city Of lmmA.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
Testimony Of the Officers Of the Schooner Augusta
The Lady Flgin's Nail Bags Robbsd-CeL Lums-
den, Of New Orleans-Presentimsnn Of the
Calamity Chicago Shipping in Mourning,
&C., &c, 20.

The late disaster Lake hichgan, which resulted in
the of the steamer Lady Egn and three hundred
sous continues be the theme Of public interest in the
West the papers In that section Of tho country devotng
large share OF their space to the publication OF state
ments Incidents, &C., relating to this affair. We sub
join to this paragraph ali the additional features Of the
The New York herald., 1860-09-15

CnoAGo, Sept. 0, 1850
The Late CoIons, L1msdes, of NeU Orleon;.
Colonel umsden Of the editors and propretors OF
the New Orleans Pcayne left New Orleans, with his fa
mIly the Both OF July last, with party Of two
hundred and sy excursioniss who had been invited 70
visit Chicago and the Northwest by the Chicago rail-
roads When the excursonsts reached Chicago BY inv
ta,on all went to Niagara where separation took place
going east and back 70 the Falls Of ST. Antho
ny. Colonel Lumsden went with the party to st. Paul.
and had just returned with his family his way South
when, through the persuasion Of Captain WILSON, he
induced 70 70 the Lady Egin " Macinac. MRS Lums
very well the night Of the departure and
seemed to have presentment that something going
TO happen she said 70 gentleman friend who went
bid her good by that she wished he would manage 70 get
the Colonel not TO 60
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ne cpterprising puo hers Of tbs Railway iiorasy
bsvr just Issued large number Of pretty javeocs aod
books q s,c~lng merit well % works Of more trivia
character raAng sdvantAes OF Of the great events
the day they have pubtshed, In cloth and boards,
"Gsrsbaids Autobiography edited By Alexander Danas,
snd translated from The French BY Roosoa rhc "woo-
oers q scleno has also attracted attention. and the
ssory o. reasAns BOT Philosopher not deemed with.
out merit a. lees, t~o volumes the sabjsct could
be . t<aiaony thereof John 8 Edgar has ~rilseu FOR
shsm three vors which have ssded Their already
Iars seres Of juve,nes Tue uues "rne Roynood Of
Great ncn "roosprtnts o. Famous Men, suf the "His
so~y fo~ Boys or the Annals Of the Nations Of udstu
Fuope" TIE "neu Of the Time" worr
cnsr~esns she lives of sush,rs, artists, capitalists, d
vines, discovcrcrs, engineers, and "s~. though no,
,es~s !" journalists, 30, 10 nos resdy. Hvrisoa Alas
worth has lost completed novel, ~eu uiastssed,
csilued "ovingde.n ersnse; and "L-'sh Hanrs Pcens
savs been added Rcutedees sess of "Brisn Pct" "
SAun.cas ulasrsied "shanpse'-the tine saelcyed
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having moved inio the s,~e formerly owned by g ;.
frascn %, u abou, 70 commence the publication Of
several WIN, among Which are-"rbe indian story
Bccs - "rhe Apercss Chids osn Boot q Popular
Fairy rAcs." beautifully illustrated BY American artists
and conaiaiss the most popular tales ths E,sMA
euags; "cullivees rrsveis" nev edition. .ih beaat.
ru nlussrss,css, 70 match "Bvos nanchsusss;" ssd
"noshsr eocse's uelod,ss illustrated BY rhvsisss asd
Other Americas artists; eosirry nee eduoa.
nrscsLLANE0Cs PUBLISHES.
RAssN Brsa announce "Pscs eascss Popular Phy.
s0," ana "rgs q Vas Horwans obmpsese Preach
Ccor~e' An "wuards Revssed snoS H'ssoy"
arros 4 Rxaxs.s nee vcys vip bs "os opes Air
~ss caitsre," sy JoAa rAss.
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ia
which ,byead-lks streams creep nskskssly, hsh hid
Am in me thieb shruboegy Presently the tiekn8 Oh
rob, W aterfas beard and level plains appear again.
.no.tsd with numerous little lakes, and gayy over.
s,eaa with clusters Of bright i'd flowers. But amno
all this beauty, evidence Of human presence APP
pears. Excepting score two OF negro nuts tu0r0
j. no, dwelling place visible for miles, ar the whoe
coun,ry seems to s retain i,s aspect Of pimeva so
tude. 49,.
Prince received presrraDged ovation winch, Win
a5,,e.ses and lunches lasted ab'ut an hour.
He was then driven 10 Transport, Few miles 'ur-
theI down the bay, eDce, about noon, ne Gun
barsed On board the Styx, and SIT can LOT s.'
.Jobn, The day vas unusually clear and beautiful.
The vessels coue lay along the coast Of the BASIN OF
Mrss the lov.Ees Of Aeadian valleys, where natnral
charms and graoes are sancided by the most tonchng
traditions. The marshes of Grand Pre-, the bluffs OF
Blomidon and Cape Split, and a hundred other memo
rable and historic points of scenery gded by IN swt
profusion. Crossing the Bay IT Fundy the styx ar
rived ste in the evenir g, and anchored OIL St. john
Ten O'Clock tsis Friday morning wac the hour liked
for the reception. The Prince landed. Although pos
ser,fng equai advantages and aPparently win more
abundant means, the PEOPLE of s.. John accomplished
IL "a fndn tntH HebhipH u" Sh"N''N N~f'~S
Al substantial ceremony The mueicipsl decorations
vere csr,siny more striking In character aid more
tasteful in deegn than those of the Nova-Sootan caP
tai tut they were very few in number.
The procession unfortunately arranged ana the
proceedings at IRE hpdDg-pace were utterly confused
II appeared that too little ne had been given TO prep
a aions, for in genuine enterprise and ACTIVITY, 'he
people Of ST. Joho are fer il advance OF their PLACID
friends over the bay. The Prince accompanied by the
Duke Of Newcastle. and the Lieutenant Governor OF
New Bruins lex, the Hon Manners Sutton, rooe In an
open carriage through Prince William street, directly
10 The residence provided for him at the summit OF
ccnnar ding bill.
1t was IN old and oddly fashioned HOUSE, OF humble
arueararc e and stpted accom- modsii ns, but which
Az selected on acc un Of s having nee been occu-
pied by the Princes grsntfather, the DIXIE Of Kent,
durrg WRIT 20 THE same city 1t was then chosen As
the fiueet and most commodous hat st, j I'm could
afford. II is n,w taken simply for the sake of the
family a. ISOLATION.
ride th ough the streets of st. John, an a levee
at the -Houte occupied the Prince during the day
an afternoon. This evening, there IS an lamn atom
ard fine show Of fireworks, Tas suee.s are Gro I'D
20, and universal re- oicng of a very peculiar and
dtmonstraiive order IL prevalent TIE people mean to
make the most of their short time for early Tomorrow
morning their goest leaves them, and passes on to
Fredericton, the capital # the Province.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-07
TIE CROPS IN IOWA AND MINNESOTA
c,rrs,pondercs Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune.
McGREGoR, Clayton Co., Iowa, July 80. 1860.
Knowing that you take an interest in the growing
crops of the West, well az the extension Of pure
Republican principles, allow me TO say that have
and now harvesting, one of the greatest and best
crops Of wheat that was ever grown in the North.
West. About one bali Of the crop is now cut, and Il
pronounced perfect. We have had the most delight.
full weather for harvesting, clear and calm, and this
week will see all nearly all of the wheat and oats
secured. Barley has already been cut, and is very
fine. Corn is fully three weeks In advance Of Last
year. Turpps buckwheat, and in fact everything is
as good be. This crop will liqudate largo
cunt of nd.beduess and farmers all look smiling
and feel as though thy could begin to see daylight.
N rhsrn Iowa and Southern Minnesota is the finest
farmr country in the world. 1t is nearly all high,
rolling prairie plenty of timber good water and per.
fectly healthy have travelled through nearly all the
northern tier Of counties in this State and hes outh.
tier Of Minnesota, ard have seen no better water
OF more healthy population, in any part of New-Eu-
gland
And last, though not least, Repubcsnisu is as sure
10 spread the crops to grow, in the North West.
Iowa and hlinnetota, ard, think, every Western
State, sure for Lincoln and Hamlin. Iowa Is good
for from IL 600 to 5000 majority.
Yonr tfuv IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-07

PROBABLE WIFE MuRDER.--On Sunday night about
ia o'clock Sergeant Murphy of the Twenty second
Ward ARE sted an Irish laborer, pamed Martin Hagan
charged with attempting to kill he wife by beating
her about the head with some blunt weapon Halbssn
upon returning bone in the evening had some words
with his wife and the alteration resulted in his a.
tempting to take her life.
She was found in an nsensible condition. with three
frphtul gashes about her head and several eontdsios
about the eyes. Hsgan fled after perpstrating 'no
outrage but was subsequently found by serSssn'
Humphrey, andlocked up to await the result OF nor LII
ures.
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ARREST OF BURGLARS, AND Rrcoyssy OF srS Sls,

ARREST or BURGLARS, AND REcoy ERr or si1 ma,
PRorRRry Three men, named Louis Beck Freie. "a i'm
Al Louis Bapan were arrested SATURDAY V ,ashs sssre
Of be Sixth Precinct cha sed h haHis ys Rrooklyn
Of Me,s Grum Co. "a the village Of Glen 80 the bar.
u and stealing upwSrd OF sSO worth 0, tine thu
have been con,tsnty the alert oi s Ia
Ii s. one Of whom Is an old State Prison o@ J r. D., when
ssrre quantity 81 the ,ton property was nrooersy taken
Since been fully dentised by Mt orum q, G Gsnsn Of
ron, hs sor, on the night OF the burg sy M the
he men anested on Sunday, atteIItea 70 s Of the ea
station Houa where he enn cd on @ out whea be
hsr. M M the mont Of his cell he was ma. - "
-. J.,.ctsd aud plae. a In secure qdsfteiS
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

I RAILROAD ACcIDEST.-Between and o'clock on
passing through Bergen Cut on oking car gave
wey and the thrown from the track and
broken. fortunately injured The Pbiade pha
and several other trains detained about hour
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DRowSED About II clock on Saturday night a
psmed john Rey attempted JUMP board of Of
the Jersey City ferry boats after had @ the bridge when he
f into the water and drowned His body
recovered Deceased resided at Newark
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ATTEMPTED SUroIDE.-On Friday night last
young nsmed Benjamin. attempted commit suicide by
hang himself In cel 1t the County Jail He discovered
before life extinct and with proper care, restored.
Domestic difficulty he cause assigned.
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C,vpprsy AccIpESr.-Miss Heenan, ie on her srm,
No gs Meet Tht, sixth street. badly sS an sunday sysG
and neck by the spitiOu Of caD'pheue In a~P
Ing ...t
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(which was certainly pushing caution to the EXTREMIST
limit
The Prince and hia suite were lodged at Government
House, the residence Of Lord Mulgrave, the greater
portion OF which was given up for their accommoda
ton. The apartments were spacious and elegant, and
similar, III many respects, 10 those of most of the
suburban residences around New York. Ornaments
and cuIostes Characteristic of the reeion-moose.
iorDs furs, and 80 foIth-were disposed abont Some
little lnOian tIinkels, too, cigar case of bark and
eoIored straw, and wOrk-box similarly fashioned
which had been brought few days before I,
Lady MuIgraye by a youthful Mic Mac squa v,
viii the request that they might be offered for the ac
cep'aDce Of the Prince, were ready for him. The
lrcidert would have been pretty enough, but for a
hint, furiyely DsDuAted, that remunerave acknow-
edgnent would be preferred TO any other.
Upon arriving at Government House, the Prince
nstened to second address, from the Executive Coun-
GU OF Nova sco'is, and briefly responded. An uufor
ia' ale and is reported having here
occurred In consequence of certain political Disagree
uts in The Province, quite vi lent at this time, as in-
deed at almost all times, leader of the Opposon had
prepared an address Of grievance to the Prince, and
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tsinmert ale in progress among the Chess Clubs.
Tile PHILADELPHIA Press says: There was a
slight accident the rack of the Long Island Railroad
yesterday morning A fireman was killed and a con-
ductor badly injured"
In Augusta Me-, the highest individual tax is paid
by Ruel WiIEsms 1878 81. Twenty three pay be-
tween slO0 and 500; -four between 500 and $500;
five between $500 and $780, The per centage of taxa
ton is lOI mills to the dollar
The Leader announce that the Dodo Club of this
city intend giving magnificent entertainments Baron
Rotbschd of Paris now visiting Lake George, on his
return to NeH.York. Delmonico has received orders
to furnish enc of his superb diuners for hundred
guests James T. Brady will preside assisted by Ed
nuud L. Hearp, esq, and Judge DAILY; and the de-
sigu IN contemplation u.s. to make the ivescore guests
an INDICTMENT of all that is most gifted brilliant, re-
marksble, and wealthy, within thirty miles of the City
Hail. Tickets are placed at $40 each, to be advanced
10 $50, should the ruth for them prove excessive.
The cunning escape Of Colonel j. Buchanan Cross,
the notorious rger from the clutches Of the law, is
recorded by the Philadelphia papsrs of Saturday The
morning Of that day fixed for his trial on charge
of Bis professional crime, and Mr. Potter, tpsave OF
the Court Of Quarter Sessions sent to Moyamen-
sing prison TO fetch him. He procured hack, aud,
with the prisoner, was on his way to Court, when
Cross asked to be permitted to stop to about his
tnpks a. restauraIt in the southern section Of the
city, AT first the officer refused 10 violate the rules
but was finally persuaded by the Colones susve ex-
pressons, and the two together went NJ into apart
mtnt with the shutters of lie windows closed. The
forger asked the ipsaye to oblge by opening them.
The tirstave was ndenough, and while he rails.
ing the rash, the Presidents aamesabe slipped out,
locked tie door upon the law, and descending to the
yard, Knocked tub Of wet clothes from a chair,
mounted il ard the fence, and was seen by the
sgonized Porter who had nobly kicked panel out of
tie door Of his prison. aud pursued his jsorl, driving
rapidly off ina York wagon. The unlucky tipstave was
severely rep imarded by the Court, and suspended
fiom bis position, to await further action, at the same
time calling upon bin to ure every exertOn to remedy
his carelessne~. Gross is brilliant rascal, has
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-03
RUNAwAys

- 125 REWAR D.--y..
~ sulscriher. about tho igss 10y ia
htrght MCLATTO BOY. stsMAs4 =
He is rather sm-li for ius sy..il u as,.r
Ascald head badly. the ha,, ~ 49,
grow again on the lower portion 22eza5n,.s
ne 1,:v so sss'f fo ma sis hs R"sc'nsss . |. ,,a s nj ~. :
lurking somewhere asa. Rieha@a5s ssf ~
the above reward, II bs IL secured s".
again. no I-tsI 4 . Isl "a
~ cs noMMiI doad' j." III. 8
EkseBt month NEGRO IA wa ~
~ self RICHARD JAMES beeae ~
-~k~ saws he ~ sometimes ealiad ,s.haAca-a
gro in atont 8 feet s inches hft !: ,Ji'oss. n
age; COMPLEXION black, with . scar slst
and nose, lie ssys ne 10 free. and II hs
rested IN his possession several ah4F Fl.. =
freedom, which were evidently fo.sh5i.s. =
as he can read and write. IF sa,d ~ y a,.3
way. the owner viii come forward 20 a,~,
and take him away, or he will he d, 'fsr w.
ing to law.
no 2o-d6w Ja,lor Chesterfsls9 cDt31
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4icbmuGh qispatrt.
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY >, 100.
The Midnight Train

Across the dull and brooding night
giant flies, with demon iisht
And breath Of wreathing smoke:
Around him whirla tho Keeling PLAIN,
And, with a dash Of grim disdatn,
He cieAves the sundered rock.
Ia lonely swampst the low wind siirs
The batt Of black funercat hrs,
That murmnr to the sky.
Til. startled by his mad career,
5ney seem to keep 4 hush OF lear
ASH 4 sod swept by.
Through many a dark wild heart Of heath.
Ger bncmlps bridges, where beneath
A m,dni. hit river brawis;
r., rain. remnants OF the past.
Their ives trembling IN the blast.
~ sin gang waterfalls.
Thu slumb'rer on hia silent bed
Turns ia the lisht his ienely head,
DIycstcd Of its dream.
Lopk lea. ues OF gtoom are hurried DER.
ThToush tunnel sheaths, with iron roar.
And shsi!i night rendins scream.
Past budding hnts, past Aging farms.
Hixh furnace flames whose CRIMSON arms
Are IfappI,ns with the night.
Her tears along recedins lands.
10 where the kinsiy cits staads,
Wrapt In a robe OF hight.
Here round each wide snd gushing gate.
A crowd Of ea.er faces wait,
And every smile ls known.
We thank thee, y thou titan tram,
That IN tne city once again.
We clasp our loved, our own
(AN the Year Round.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE

- LAND FOR SALE IN POWHATAN
Il C0UNTY.-We would sell a small 81
-LAND ~ Powhasnn. lying ON Jones Greet,
Is miles from r Richmond snd one mile from James
river. Containing 65 ACRES. a large portion oil
which ia creek flats. and NIL of excellent qualify,
II ,s heavily timbered with original growth OF oak,
noplar. HICKORY ard pine. There 10 q large amount
of barrel timber Of best quality. Coopers and
miIlers woul: do we'll to examine the same.
ALSO-Anoth TRACT Of 81 acres, near the
above, upon which coal pits have been excessively
worked. We refer those wishing information %
Mr.. Edward Scott. of Manikin, or to Or. Us.
Nicholas. near Scottsville. Aifemarie.
no dds j. s. NICHOLAS & BROS.
-. VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
II Offer for sale privately, Inv large ana vainioie
-TKACT OF LAND. situated ~ Pittsylvenia
county, about one mile and a halt IRON Danv1ile;
and lyiug e~Iisibly upon the waters OF Sanny an"
Dan rivers, a. the intersection OF the two. it con,
t.ins about 3ss acros. of which So acres are rf &Ied
AID in q fine state Of cultivation. The reHa. 1ceI
is all heavily tinbered, and the proceeds OF tiis safe
of tls timber alone would he found very reiuune-
rative. The land is Of the best quality Tor raislns
tobacco and other products OF this section IN gene
I also Offer for sale that valuable property known
as WILSON'S FERRY. half p mile above pan
vile, and upon the wagon-road from DanViile 20
Henry and Western Pittsylyania. In c0nneetInn
with the Ferry. 1 viii sell a small TRACT or
LAND. containing about IL acreso OF hne rlvef low,
grounds, suitable for q market garden, or a shia"
farm.
Persons wishing to purchase any of ,his property,
will please address me at DanvIlle, Va, and VIII
take pleasure in showing the Property.Q st.Ihg
any further Information. GEO. j. WlLooN'
OC l5-tS
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AFtRS -ROEFNT I. IICNTNS0T. .
- to B.nford, Dickinson 4 Wss -e-.At
bess leave 70 call the attention ol bis ava
customers to his iar,e aud eSts9SFt ga
HATS. CAPS and FANCY tthS. va !
been selected from the largest WsuJi4@'A
the most favorable ,crIps. espcc.fIS - =
siHia, NORTH terai,nI and 1,Hast1' ~
prisIne eli the LATEST and MOST fa&
BILE STYLES, too numerous 90 mel,"
will DC sold az wholesale and fel1l.. "a =
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfGlly snil1''eli y
~ stock, knowing thst IN pr &c, guam OTIS
aaVp,t l,s sjrr..asNfi L