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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
I. !n-rN;w wM. HALL. Chairman
yALyABLE TASYARD AND FARM.
.b.yJsi.iC CACIIOS.

rt.s arcnisr the year whcn there are various ds
80, lInLlv pcrains. the public prints geealy
adseris, OF quick nstrunif, putrnhg !"
10 The ASdc Cirletd.
aud uci lik. auracve wor'ngs hl.ElI
.h.rr, VI II : aud oiGer InE uished nieii ="
hc inagla'n o ine writer ol sueh au
.eu r.. G>raly gotten up TO specC"te
gsrt Unknown Not 80 WIN 17oSe'
r.; arr r. IS They eeu ei,y ant co nud!I growing
h .ya .cr :nsir The pGGc I'LL NE ueHah
rg, tl't PROPRIETOR can with great VI
rcc rhe-e Blilcrs Recommended as
d!s.as: ou or Asue aid Fever hFs
;~g.gi, me COMPLAINT Choeia Morbus idise>t souI s""
all diseases arising lIom The tnrtlGg VI
OF ih- hic-s'e Organs they arc uieqnalieu
tp. .nu"i h,s Biersa lotish repua
m lhcr should lrst be made
:. a.. ha friends OF Richmond cry ami the ADJOINING
H. ut have !run! speed! and permanent re
h-,e BIieIs and "htse certificates may be seen
y - ryu,g . t. BAKER On Union Hill
4 ,ni No ~ Market Bridge: BENNETT q Bcers
y lt Puceil add Co: Adlc Gray: Jas ba'r,
,.1r-t Thomas W p Laid. AJoheca and Drug
tS.. iIr:,uioiu! Va.
- Al "ers a!ircssed f. BAKER will with proper
lime
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
- .rr.S CUFF BRACE PLoUGHs.

,,,I,r ;.m ,f GEO WATT Il co Continue 10 49,
.,s, ta lhrr factory Frrukiin str It. li>t N
;, Achsugr liuir) all >lEes a., the Gun EsAncRNen3
pil.i nom the smallest horse 20 the Iaises
.,s, and Size aml especially ivlle the atieh
found at All times COM
To who used ts PI"usl l. Useless 10 say any
@ ~ m .uur.. AMI 10 tnoSc who nave II asen IT. they
r,.,In. ANY iarnlcf then. al their expense,
rgu ih,m If do answer ns purposes large sup
-. ,, ,,ni Junc 2I-cw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
KESTCCkT ELECTION.

LOUISVILLE, AuG. 5-The city Of Louisville gives Mar,
shall (Mhlg for Congress 2l5 majority, which 10 ' 81
81 since Congrcssan4, sf@G,lgI3 @ any hee lie
elected The city Wh and one
senator aud three Wings and one Democfa''e iS'p
tive. c.-,., Den has n minority Of $50
:; Ksnon county and $50 in Campbell wnch Is s',, III ~
l36 since the last Congressional e'ec'''".
;rhe following are The returns OF the Tn'e 'o'
compared with the last " U.., '' se'- l5as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
p,M. ELECTION RETURNS.

NASHVILLE Aro 5The election in A"eama was lo
cInnr members OF Congress- and OF the STATE ',esl l
IT, ,h sth district Houston, Union democrat ma -
majority for Congress Hubbard secesslon's omao~
Wnig is elected Stae Senator by ia maoIy ,n S nam
,a General Cass IS majority. Hubbard hao 1'' 'i'
iTv in the district in lSl9-
o11 np CEN CONCHA FROM HAVANA.
NJ, Vnnx August 2-Itis currently reported mere ',"t
Cnncha has been recalled from the government"
Cuba and that General Cordovn is appolnea IN M
to The Island ars given the causes for this chanS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
IRON KATLINGS, SC.

gsc1s l.nua:,uy. Franklin Avenue Philadelphia. heio%
rv l,-,waw r. B. hEECH.
IRON KAILlNGS. SC.
ETr!E NEW ENGLAND IRON R4ILiN,; COMPANY, No. I A.
b BLOCK Boss"n are prepared r make al shoT non. every
c;nn Wrought Cas- Iron Ratings at very low pces
~ ar .,.,r;h nae iron, he Iron from to !. inch Gia'
Ling y.ry iuar iur Cemeteries P"5'c Grolnis Dwelling
1t also excessively usea LOT W o
-Sores DWELLINGS iuEac Asy ums and other puoie euhS.
~ re lu.ne aud cheaper an Cast iron or any oier oe'
ne Keep instantly on hand also English aTde Fence, for
cuars respecting price and FOR dra wings Of designs apply
T. LYMAN y Co,
r,y ,a--rS3m Albany Block Boston
,,itEAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INsiI-
II TITE-T. Twenty Annual FAIR of The Institute VIII
Castle Ga'dsn IN the City OF New ioft III 'e.ooet rex.
,its on 30h days OF September anu VIII
n 10 visitors LIST day oi october txbitursare requts.
,, b, he ground days above designated. The number
Far last was he ~etn ,hee ana iour huhoieo
.s4.l. .Clgrs al iarts oi the United Sta es
ne with the Fair VIII 6s held at Madison
h Avenue ana 25 street Ne" "iN' on me i'.
II DAYS October erks wi I've attendance there
ian and 18Th receive en.ries OF stock No entrance
r-. ir,. metitinn stock from any part
Feed Of al! kinds will be supplied On he ground
f a. ~ ding testing Of Pi"rshs will
are, White Pas. the line of the aI'em Rlir ad "
YORK cn the slh and 9Th days OF October BY order
J..G .G-rA;w wM HALL. Chairman
VARIABLE LANYARD AND FARM.
.s>H. ,e VIII vfer the mrs; sepentr Nf not
r,., disposed ui) the of land on which lie resides
enung lying Blu" Bingham ountr in de
!s.I- !efa hu.is ishnE Female school IN h- state
tt for r,sav years. aud belle 'ed be OF th'
b. ac.or cuunry. The Improvements are a w".sonS
ces-ary houses. r",s>e,s'cn OF seeding Purpo
yru,ue a,t u! ne lon uceefeer
rsN> .,hi,h ,hera an particulars made known on
- .'"n. 49, '"'ie' "''e '' WI L wORSiTAM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08

Dean Of the Medical Faculty
aas hes,p, Street above Thirteenth opposite the u Min
Phadclphla. fl"s.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-05-17
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

By the steamer Cambria, which arrived at Hall.
fax on Tuesday night, we have accounts three DAVIS
later from Europe, being to the Sd instant.
The all.absorbing topic in England was the Grea,
Exhibition, which was opened by the QUEEN IN
person on the lsrof May. About thirty thousand
people were assembled, but no disturbance or ac-
cident occurred.
On the I'd the Russell Ministry sustained de-
featin the House of Commons on motion by Mr..
HUME to confne the operation Of the properly tax
to one year. The Jewish disabilities bill had pass
ed to its second reading.
There had not been any further change in the
Liverpool cotton market. The total decline for
the week was from to 3D. Breadstufs had un-
dergone no material change.
It is stated that all danger Of Ministerial crisis
in Paris is over.
The insurrectionary movements Of the Duke Of
SALDANHA in Portugal have been suppressed, and
the country is tranquil.
Austria and Russia have demanded of the Sultan
of Turkey the detention of KossUTH and his fellow
patriots for two years longer. The Sultan is in
cined to refuse, and throw himself on the protec-
ton Of England and France.
There is nothing new from Germany.
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LIE OF CLIFTON FARM. ..t

GALE DE CLIFTON FARM.-Having determined to
y move 70 the West will sell public saIe on the pre-
mses not before sold Privaey-on Thursday the cath of
july the farm on which now live called Clifton" situa-
ted in the county Of Fauquier State Of Virginia four miles
west Q. Wsrrenton four miles from the Rappahannock canal
and convenient distance from both the Manassa Gan and
Alexandra and Gordonsvle railroads and Containing be-
divided into two equal parts.
"Clifton is high state ofimproyement from the u,e
o. plaster clover and grazing having more than 200 acres
s.us grass SOD some OF i Of fifteen years. standing Every
the best farms the county The con,;.t NJ
frame dwelling house, large stone barn. and grst-
latter running pairs Of and plaster break
upon stream. Stabng for 90 horses and
cattle sheds together with all necessary buildings fur
her y deemed useless persons wishing pur-
Gil vii OF course come and view the premises They
one-,hrd cash the balance 10 one and two years.
with interest. A. M. PAYNE. !
keferenees-R. E. Scott Fauquier Duff Green Falmouth;
D. Day Wsrrenton Gen. Jno. r. Wallace, Alexandria.
apr 1-2swd
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, May 1876

BALTIMORE, MAY 1876 P. M.
The excitement in regard to the Constitution CONT
nues to increase The copy which perused yesterday
imperfect several important features having been omitted
One of them provision restricting the banking system
which is Objectionable In my judgment, much ID
required by this clause II makes the stockholders respon
be for double the of their stock 10 case Of the banks
failure. and prohibits any bank officer from borrowing money
from the bank in which he holds Office.
Among the bad. however, there are many good things
but il is possible that the Objectionable features are SO strong
as to excite majority Of voters sgains. the approaching
election The great masses Of the people in all countries
past history has shown have been favorable changes and
upon this ground together with the good mixed up among
the bad in this new instrument, there possibility Of its
success.
The basis Of representation proposed is in accordance
with the wishes Of many and this ground oecona-
be The people should scan it WELL and at the approaching
election vote Understandings.
The -four market to-day rmer with more activity.
Sales 200 bbs Howard -four al and 500 bbIs corn
meal So So. OCH; Rye -four $3.50. Grain rather dull
Sales of red wheat at "a &c.; white do SO 1866; yell
low corn Sc Sc. white do. 81 &c.; oats 40 Ale;
rye CSC. Provisions firm. New mess pork $780,
Whiskey 20 23c. The tobacco market is firm prices IN.
changed.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-05-17

II YGEIAN HALL, snug Farm in Virginia, five miles
Ii from Washington and four from Alexandra, containing
IS acres good water and admirably suited for dairy farm
and market garden which has now in Il about 10000 early
york lettuce onions strawberries &c for the ensuing spring
The improvements all and lastly built, barn.
directly on beautiful road leading to the above cities
markaby healthy and good society being much to
by persons from the above cities during the for health
and guano part being in clover. 1t is but three
quarters OF hours ride to the Of business either
horses cows hogs, poughs Sc complete and purchaser
fail realize speculation in the investment from the
growing value Of lands in this neghborhood 1t il situated
northwest Of Alexandria, and half mile from the Theological
Seminary. City property would be taken in part Address
RICHARD B. LLOYD, Alexandria, Va
have bright muatto boy, aged l6 years.
light curly hair called John Cavoe srone abou the c;tv
To any one taking him up will give si0 nov aoqswtf
SCHOOL BOOKS AND sTATiONEkY-A Erre
~ assortment for saleby TAYLOR MAURY.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-05-17
MUSICAL CATECHIsM-E1raAcrs

LIST. What is 0 slur
Ans Almost any remark singer makes about another.
I'd. What is beating time
Ans Singing so fast that time keep up with you
Sd. What is . rest
Ans Going Of the choir to get some refreshments
4h. What s a staccaa movement
Ans Leaving the choir in huff because one is dissats-
fed with the leaders requirements.
9th. What is swell,
Ans professor Of music, who preends to know every
thing about the science, while he cannot conceal his own
ignorance.
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The Georgetown Reporter states that during the month Of
April Al 49, barrels Of -four were received at Alexandra and
Georgetown by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
MI Daniel Wilcox, Of Portsmouth, was choked to death
whilst at his dinner Thursday, at the Pelham House.
Newport, in endeavoring to swallow piece Of beef
The Cumberland Civilian says that the Plank Road from
Cumberland 10 West Newton is being pushed forward
vigorously
SHAKsFEARE IN lSDIA.-A welleducaied native of India
mas JUST translated the tragedy Of Oheo into Bengalee
cognomen in the Oriental version is Moor Bshadoo
General Moor.)
Death ofa Coroner while holding an Mquesf-A dav or
two SINCE while Coroner Abel Kelley Of KenucbuDk (Me
was holding an inquest upon the body Of William Teaan Of
hennebuDspor who had committed suicide and while en-.
saged In emPanneing jury, he suddenly fell from chair
ano' though surgeon was called, died shortly afterwards
ship called the Medora is about 70 s.;I f,o, t,,,.uo
Scotland, for San Francisco, which has on board small
steam engine, intended to weigh the anchor hoist
ne opssis and do any other hard hauling that may be re-
CURED, 10 addition hosting out and cargo. II placed
ton about as large as a cooks galley
The largest individual tax paid in Nev Wi, :. hv W.,
Aston Last year be paid into the cv treasury the sum
OF iOtaty-three thousand eight hundred and ninetv.one
dors o nxef The assessed value of his oropertv in that
city is 1900, 800. = '''
FATAL QuARREL-Two brothers residing in Guildba,
Lo by lne name Of Peom, las, week got into dispute
'S'so'P VI q ustfoW, which resulted the death
Of one Of them. One attacked the obe, NH 49, go ~
IN sell defence struck him the head with his FIST The blow
hscturins nj skull The injured man lived sb out sir hours
new hotel Of mammoth dimension. abou. .obe erected
IN New YORK. II is TO occupy a front on Broadvav.o Of one
hundred feet and will run back to Mercer et , hundd
ee covering an area Of 900 square feet The front will
eoo sns o. pure white marble and it i. be six
SORES nigh Inc Hotel TO be called the St Nicholas.
and will involve IN its construction cost Of .. e.s, ou,er
Of million Of dollars. 1880 fe-
BLoopI RsscoSrRE.-A terrible aHray took place las,
week 10 Davess county, Ky which resulted in the death Of
one OF Two and woundng three or four more nclud
ing two women. 1t originated in dispute between two
famIes-Psyne and Turnbul-sbout fence or boundary
between .ae respective estates, which were adjoining each
other mr. rayne and bis three sons while surveying his
grounds CHANGED to meet Mr. Tunbu and h;s brober and
en'ued between hem when weapons
The wife and daughters Of Mr. Tunbu here n.erposed and
one OF them was very severely hurt, which led general
fight aud one Of the Psynes killed outright and two Of
the others were desperately wounded Several the Turpbus
including the ladies ofthe family were much hsrt,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-05-17

The conductors Of the Pennsylvania railroad lately disco
vred, when they arrived at Harrisburg, two shmen asleep,
seated each the brass pieces Of the brake under
car distance Of only eight inches from the ground They
supposed have ridden about hundred and rtyve
miles in that position seated close the wheels that their
backs rubbed the grease and dust from the axes of both the
tvncL.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND
y IRON WORKS, In Monongalia county, Virginia

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND
y IRON WORKS, In Monongalia county, Virginia
and Chancey Of said county rendered in the wherein
John lassey and others plaintiffs, and Evan T. Ecott
and others DEFENDANTS the undersigned
appointed for the purpose, will proceed sell Morgan
town. in said county the fourth Monday in june 1885,
beng court days all that property in Monongaa county,
Virginia lying along and Cheat River generally known
as the Monongaa Iron Works. the same that was con-
veyed BY said John Tasey and others said Evan T. Eco
and Others containing about Of land whereon
are Rolling Mill Forge, Foundry, Nail Factory, Grist
Saw Mill all driven power together with three Blast
Furnaces On this land there is abundance Of Iron Ore
Stone Coal Timber and Limestone. There also valuable
Ferry crossing Cheat rivers belonging to the property
ms estate situated tor manufacturing purposes, not
heart OF good farming and woogrowng country fifty
ye miles south of Pittsburg having Of water
in the west and water communication Ptsburg and
elsewhere.
ten or twelve fifty thousand dollars erection
OF the Rolling Mill Nail Factory Blast Furnaee other
buildings.
The Works in tolerably good order Immediately
OF superior farming land five smaller farms to-
gether with sixty or eighty dwenghouses suitable for the
workmen.
The sale will be credit of one wo and three years
the purchase monehe bearing interest from the ay
OF SALE sexpeced that the property will be offered for sale
in three four different PARCELS and then alto.
gether and will be sold in such will realize most
money.
Those who may be disposed to make investments may ex-
pect great bargain the purchase Of this valuable proper
y and they would do well examine the premises The
undersigned will take pleasure in furnishing any further de-
scrPcn or information which may be desired by persons
wishing to purchase. EDGAR C. WILSON,
w. T. WILEY,
Commissioners.
Morgantown, April IS, 1851. ape 2-swcp
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L AGhLY lMFROVED and VALUABLE FARM
Ii at Public Sale.The subscribers will sell public
sale, the premises Tuesday, the 9th day of May at
O'Clock precisely that valuable Farm known
half way between the cities of Baltimore aud Washington Il
contains Ir hundred and ten Of land, generally of
stu: clay SOIL and gravelly loan upon ;ub'oil Of clay
is for the most part highly mproved me ashes bone dust
other permanent having been freely used where
the land has been BY French drains
hard burnt brick and stone to the Of from
feet all Of which in complete order and perfectly
efficient The greater portion Of the farm is laid to
showing heavy crop free from shrubs bushes
and noxious weeds, the having been taken to
eradicate them at their appearance For
past the crops Of grain and have been equal any
duced in the State and the in enoyed
a reputation for productiveness second TO any,
The farm is divided into suitable enclosures varying from
ten to sixty acres and amply supplied with pure spring
roads and lanes all either Of plank wire with good
gates, built in the substantial manner The division
fences of substantial chestnut rails.
There Six Tenements different parts of the farm
some OF them in cottage FORM The Barn complete every
respect with all necessary appliances well supplied with
running back l25 feet The lower story Of stone and the SUI
OF frame the mbers being supported nterme-
d'aey upon iron columns contains stalls for $50 head Of
Stock hted throughout with the modern improvements
tor feeding and watering There is also well arranged Milk
under end Of the barn. provided with granite
Tor cooling milk Tor market The barn also furnished with
Tor TOOLS harness. grsnaries &c. with double thresh
ing foor "a BY 50 feet and will about 100 hay
and bushels Of grain in the straw, with
farming utensils and shelter for horse power with suitable
for making and saving manure of which there
now on hand large quantity, besides large amount Of
ashes heaps in the field Near the barn large double
corn-house, and Offices for business.
The situation healthy the society of the nsighhorhood
excellent and in the village Of LAUREL By there are four
we-:1saned places OF religious worship The Washington
turnpike passes through the farm, and the Baltimore and
Washington "a road along side Of it, afording, every
day. opportunities Of visiting sending produce or marketing
to either city three times day. and affords great advantages
for wecondueed dairy The property will be sold entire
or divided into three parts be desired BY
chases plat Of the property be seenby calling on the
subscribers
Title indisputable. The terms Of sale will be liberal
Immediately the sale Of farm will be sold three fine
Horses Farming Implements Hay and Straw, and other
chatela CANNON, BENNETT u CO.,
NAV JO-6t-IO Ia ~ q 2427 Auctoneers.
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CCOTpS PATENT IMPROVED REFRlGERA.
~ TORS practical and scientific principles the best and
most convenient article in use for cooling aud preserving
that the ice-water slowly through each SHELF and being
confined from the effects Of the hot air. keeps them
coolest point causing the refrgeratng influence be the
throughout the whole apparatus This is effected by the
drppngs from the ice, which Lost all other refrgeror
ney are open on the front and top, make piece Of
furniture can be placed in any and have jar
by which perfectly cold all times be bad without
additional ice .E Il, ~ I1T m.
They have been successful operation tor upwards of Eve
years. to the qualification of those who have them in use
their certificates win show, and the most approved
before the public The recently added which
great saving Of ice has been obtained, igd air pro-
duc.d and durability Effected certainly place them FAR in adj
of any thing offered for public patronage Gal
nized iron has been substituted for the Interior lining and
shelving in lieu Of znc thereby rendering them entirely free
from oxydaton and coroson, and void Of that
dgreeabls odor which has heretofore Objectionable
in other reigersors In addition their being vastly
superior Others owing their convenient and
unequaed princple they serceAbIe, 10
conceded that galvanized iron 10 durable than any other
metal, A. II 10 not affected by acids, salt water, &C.
For sale by FIrzHUGH COYLE,
Sole Agent for the Manufacturers,
1th street, next door to Seiden, Withers Coz
may 14-3aw4wit
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Mr. Webster and Mr. Crienden made brief but appropriate
speeches, which responded to with loud cheers They
remained only about minutes The second train was
fifteen minutes behind the first, and received in similar
manner.
Both trains arrived Emira about o'clock and the Pre-
dent and bis suite received the depot by exceed
ingly large of citizens and strangers The Presi.
dent and Directors of the road with their guests well
coined behalf Of the citizens in brief and exceedingly
and HALL returned their thanks and congratulations and Mr.
applause from the multitude frequent and Of the most
enthusiastic procession then formed headed
by brass bands and military and FIRE companies who escorted
the guests to their hotels where superb entertainment
waiting them, prepared by the citizens
Neither OF the hotels being sufficient to accommodate the
guests they dvided-some $50 going the
Bralnsrd House, The PRESIDENT and the balance some
200, accompanied by Mr. WEBsrER, proceeded to Haights
Hotel The procession grand one, and complete order
maintained An immense crowd gathered round Haights
Hotel and called long for Mr. WEBsTKR who at length ap
peared, and addressed them briefly He received with
tremendous applause Mr. SEwARD then called for and
| responded amid much cheering Three cheers were then
proposed for Benjamin Loder which enthusiastically
speech, which was received with great cheers.
We add the following graphic letter from the
New York Express, which relates some Of the in.
cidenss on the way with more particularly than the
preceding dispatches:
ELmIRA, Mar is, 1851.
arrived here at SIX o'clock and forty minutes, (232
mhes from New York. amid ncesssnt Of cannon al
along the road, waving Of flags, banners &c. Such tn
umphant march, such ovation was scarcely known In
Rome In her best days.
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q CHOOL BOOKS AND sTATIONRKY--A Errs
~ assortment for saleby TAYLOR X MAURY.