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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-24
Misccns ncous Events.


Miscens ncous Events.
To be let alone. every maiden.
Nobody on earth knows Satans nativity,
Combs lions and laws, and something else, use teeth,
fer death all an
Cards, people, and Jaws. and rakes and harrows use
teeth for life. ha ha
sno~ and ice but they sometimes get dirty,
like some folks, before they leave.
A woman kissed by a tobacco chewer; 0 Lord. pardon
Three evils cost money lust for strong drink lust for
tobacco smoke, and lust OF weak flesh. Let us quit
them
Joseph Smith born in Vermont, 1905
Saints driven from jackson county, Mo-, BY mob,
1883 Where ID reward! r. Snow b. 1878.
r. w Patten martyrcd 1888.
0rson Pratt b ISL
Hancock. III mobbing began 1915.
willard Richards b. 1901
Geo. A. Smith b. 1877.
j. and II. Smith martyred 1874
Brigham Young b 1901
The Queen Of Heaven has a hueband.
Who lives in the sun? Now ects wonder philosophers
stare.
Franklin D. Richards b April . 1921. Lorenzo Snow
b. April 3. 1914
Ch'h of G. l.. D. s. org,d 1890
A liar ought to take croton oil 10 purge quickly.
+ p. Pratt b. 1897
saints breast pin, pure heart.
Kitchen furniture wife.
A diam, nd a lovely damse married TO holy man.
pearl in hogs nose saint welded to GENTLE on
his way to-that bad place.
The Three Great Wants
The three great wants Of human life
"4obacco.n" liquor and wife,
Are very temp ing wants TO some;
They chew, they spcw, they stew-I yum.
The first. enjoyed brings on the drulcs;
The next alas makes wise fools
Tie third dear like wells with damps,
Eenumbs their bliss with home made cramps.
We lakes Of spit and blotch'd fac'd coons;
Ye lank -jawed blades for honeymoons-
ls faith in all your outs and ms?
lie sure the Lord forgiveth sins.
We tea and coffee drinkers. think
How nant breakers wink
Quit drink? q yes they cry. and lack her:
But - what begging for :" tobaccur -
u. g. Officers.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT OFFICERS FOR THE TER
RlToRY or UTAH.
Brigham Young Governor and Superintendent OF Indian
Affairs.
willard Richards, Secretary pro tenn, appointed by the
Governor.
L. Snow Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, and
| Judge Of the First Judicial District
VIM l. Appleby, Clerk Of Supreme and Firs. District
| Courts.
s. blair. District Attorney for Utah Territory
Joseph l.. Haywood Marshal.
Jacob III. III Gilman. Indian Agent.
Stephen b. Rose Indian subAgcnt for the District Of
Pauyan, &c.
John M Bernhisel rate % Congress.
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ing Golfers, and vastly increasing wealth. The OK
piTience Of past events shows, that we should be
Solved only be the hereditary barter and exchange
Of alike worthless " Promises to pay"
The revenue, under the existing laws, arising upon
the foregoing assessment, fines, Sc, amounts to
the sum Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .$26, $40 50
leeted. ... ' ' I6O2l 90
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WOODLAND RETREAT,

NHE suoscrl Der invites the attention OF the pub
l. lie to this place of entertainment 1t is de
signed solely tor ladies and gentlemen, and no
amusements are practsed there, which are unfit for
the observa ion OF ladies. 1t does not become him
to speak of the dinners which he furnish at the
shortest notice, though he has at all times all the
luxures that the Ri hmond market and the country
round the city can afford nor of his wines thong
he challenges comparison with any cellar in Vir-
GINA; nor of the recrestons and a1nusemsnts which
his guests will find there though they are as numer
GUS as they are innocent; no, of the accommoda-
tioas natural and artificial, which the Retreat af
fords. All he wishes s, that the public will come
and see and if they do not say that it is the very
place the town has always wanted. and situated at
the very distance at which it ought to be situated
he will be willing to acknowledge that he has de.
ceived himself, and thereby cheated Others 1t is
at the proper distance for it is three miles from
town. it is in the proper situation for it is on the
Brooke Turnpike, fine carriage read it is proper
ly liked for the rooms are on the most approved
modern scale for convenience, aud fitted with
luxury almost unknown in the country. But nv
description can satisfy no body. Come and see for
yourselves.
Jy l0-ts G.. r. ALLEN
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THE DAILY DlSp PATCH
CONGRESS-TuEspAr.

SxsArz.-Several petitions 10 favor of the
homestead bill ware presented.
MIR. Fish presented memorials from New
York in favor ofthe recognition of the indepen-
dence OF Hayti.
Mr.. James introduced his bill amendatory of
the existing laws respecting the valuation oil
imported goods.
TIE Indian appropriation bill was taken up
and referred to the Committee on Finance.
The resolution ordering the purchase of Cat
line collection OF Indian portraits and scenes
was taken up, and, after debate, it was ordered
to lie on the tabe--yeas 26. nays 90.
A bill granting lands to Louisiana to aid in
the construction OF railroad h that State vas
taken up and ordered to be engrossed.
HousE OF REPREsESTATIvEs.-Th House
took up the bill giving 10 all incorporated rail-
road and plank road com penes the right OF
way through the public lands, and considered
the same until the expiration of the morning
hour.
The Military Academy appropriation bill
was taken up in Committee Of the Whole on
the state of the Union, when
Mr.. Odds made Democratic party speech,
and Mr. Bell replied.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL F Finch, Chris
,;auvilIe, Va; s. r Sullivan, Charlottesville;
w T Hiwiton, G w Hinton, N G; J II Roy.
Richmond: A ) Wooidrich, Midlothian; J q
Hinsdale, N Y; w II Miller. Savannah, Ga;
Col F Lance and lady, Charleston. S C; A G
Powers and lady, N o; B w Force and fami-
Iy, Charleston; w H Mitchell, Petersburg; C
b Lane, Boston; p ID Mnclin, GreensviIle;
w F Balm. Petersburg: A II Martin, Glouces
ter; r Atkinson and Lady, Chesterfield; L 8
Muirhead, s Emanuel, Petersburg; w Love,
Hanover; I l. Taylor. Gloucester; H M De
nison, williamsburg; r Harrison, Cumberl'd;
j Gowen, Harrisburg, Pa.
EXCHANGE HOTEL G Parkinson,
q servt. 1 b perkinson. F Sarkson and c r
Pryor, Amelia; Miss r Mills, Nottoway; Miss
s Crump, Powhatan; C A McEvoy, Hugue-
not Springs; w II Fowle, Alexandra; w H
Wilson, Va; J H Young, Henrico; Dunlop,
Petersburg; F NJ Trousdaie, N c; N Raine,
Sussex; G Brown, Athens, Ohio; nj Cross,
Miss; NJ G Bartlete, Va; F Johnson and
lady. Liberty, Va; Mr. & Mrs Atkinson, Balt-
more; q E Badger, Raleigh, n c.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-P Randolph, R
g. D X r; w S Wise, E Stegar,J HobsOn, G
s Christian, G Hooker. Buckingham James
Hobson. w Jenkins, Cumberland p H Clark,
Prince Edward; w S Dawson, r & ID r r; J
Z Hamlett, lady and daughter, Charlotte; H R
Gary, Louisa; Haslop, Spo,tsylvania; w F
Mallory, Petersburg; H H Venable, s S r R.;
J G Collnan, Caroline; A Atkinson and Indy,
w G Flournoy.J 5 Morrisett, Chesterfeld; r
w Radford and lady, S Army; NJ James,
Goochland.
CITY HOTEL w Butt, Nj Hu,chin-
son, Portsmouth,; L Hall, Amelia; C Box
ley, Louisa; G w Basseu, Hanover: c
Slatrr, New Kent; r Levy, Bait; J M Vincent
and daughter, Miss X G Haddon, Petersburg;
w H Bobbett and lady, n e; E Needs, Bali;
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Religious Excitement.

LANCASTER, Pa, July l9.-Considerable
excitement was occasioned in the vicinity of
this city at place called kreider 9, by reli.
gious controversy between MIR. John Faster
and the Rev. Joshua Potts. MIR. Faster
endeayored to prove that the tenets advanced
by the Rev gentleman were not teDable; his
opponent commended for their orthodoxy. The
friends Of the gentlemen gathered in large
numbers at the time and place appointed for
the discussion. Serious consequences were
spprehended from the interest manifested by
the partizans of the gentlemen engaged in the
controversy, but the timely appearance OF two
police officers. Gained the excited feelings Of!
the crowd. The argument was continued
some hours without any definite result, each
party being as firm in their opinion at the con-
clusion as at the opening of the argument.
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II Z. 80
LSOR NORFOLK. PORTSN0 UTH. I'm n

Il POINT, &c-The steamboat Augusta, Capt
VIM. c. SMITH. having been reitted for the sum
mer travel, will resume her place upon the line
via. Port Walthall on Wednesday, the ed of June
The Cars running in coRnexion with the Augusta
viii leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depo,
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning a.
O'Clock.
Returning, the AUGUSTA vii leave Norfolk Oh
the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at 6 O'clock A. NJ.
The Augusta will touch at Old Point during the
Bathing season, going and returning, and all the
landings on the River.
Fare to City Point. 81 O0
De. to Cokes or,Grove Wharf, so
Do. to Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth. . OF
Children over 3 and not over l2 years OF age,
half price.
Servants to Old Point Norfolk and Ports.
no0ta, Il gu
To any point on the River not below the
ot'fc,- L Uu
r, ---- --.-....--..-. ot
Do. tor children and servants, q
THOS. DODAMEAD,
any - Superintendent
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The Southern Sun, of Kosciusko, MISSISSIPPI
pi, reports an affray that occurred at Kuk-
woods Ferry, in thet county, on the Sd inst,
which resulted in the death of Thos. NJ. Ram
bo, by the hands of James Everett. The de-
ceased leaves young wife, to whom he had
been married but one week. Whiskey was at
the bottom Of the whole affair, and we have no
doubt but that, had the parties been sober, it
would noiihave occurred. Everett had not been
arrested at the latest dates.
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DEATH OF JUDGE McKINLEY.-Judge John
Mckinley, Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court OF the United States, who died at his
residence at Louisville, KY, on Monday, of
apoplexy, was a native of the State of Virgin
ia, but was appointed from the State of Ala
bama. His name and reputation for legal
ability ale well known to the country. He
was appointed TO the Bench during the ad =
ministrat0n of President Van Buren,.
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Purchase of a TeIegraph Line.

PlTTsBURG, July 20.-The Cincinnati papers
which have just come to hand state. that the
propretors of the House Printing telegraph
have purchased that portion of the OReilly
Telegraph line worked under the Morse patent,
which extends from Louisville to st. Louis
This completes the House line connection
with ST. Louis via Buffalo, Cleveland and Gin
stitute their own instruments for those now in
nSp.
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The practice of placing !ooking-glass be-
fore the engineer in u locomotive. inclined in
such way as to enable him to see the whole
train behind him, without turning, is gradually
becoming universal in Europe.
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THE Fishing DiHcuIties.

WASHINGTON. July 2Oth.-Mr. Champion,
the British Minister here. has gone to see Mr..
Webster, now at his home in Massachusetts,
in reference to our fishing difficulty with the
British provinces. They will settle the ques-
lion over a chowder and bottle OF port.
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Look here, ma said Yankee young lady,
just commencing to take lessons in painting,
holding up sample Of her skill to her moth
or, See my painting. Can you tell me what
II ISL Ma, after looking ut it some time, an
swered, Well, reckon it's cow or rose.
bud, but don't know which,
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mOhE flASv FORrEs-
NASH A. WOnnu,Ayrc,r

facturies in America The character of the ;ns.-,
ments which they offer is established, and mr..
chasers may safely rely upon getting good artcle
assortment may be found, varying from the lows.,
priced good instrument made, to the most elegant
and costly.
Also, for sale, beautiful and sweet toned Guitar.
of Martins make.
All OF which may be aeen at their Book and Piano
Forte Warehouse, l31 Main street. Eage Square.
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Ia q iEsz:z.s $50
- WEET AND NJ HIT TIE 8 MI % a ~ -

Ia q 49, 1@S&a
NWEET AND WHITE SUI pa K
~ SPRlNGS.-REDUCED FARE, INCREASED
ACCOMMODATIONS--S Cheapest.
most Comfortable and most Executions
Route 10 the Sweet and White sulphur
Springs.
From Arlington by the Richmond and Freder.
lcksourg and Potomac Rail Road
From Baltimore by the comfortable and low.
pressure steamer Maryland Capt Z Mitchell
Connecting at Richmond with the kichmoEd and
Danvile Railroad
Fare fir IN Baltimore to White Sulphur, SIS 90
Washington to White sulphur, is 90
Washington to Sweet Springs, IA 90
Richmond to White Sulphur, 10 90
Richmond to Swees Springs, 0 10
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday and Thursday
afternoon, at o'clock, connecting at Aqua Greek
with the train which reaches Richmond ii p d.
the success ding days.
Leave Washington every day 10 the week a, 7 A
N, and 9 NJ, and on Sunday at nj. Passen.
gers by this route can arrive in the morning at 6
oclk, at Richmond, and proceed thence, at A N,
by the Richmond and Danvine Railroad. 81 miles
and by stages s. miles to Lynchbarg, which po;nt
they will reach at l0P NJ Leave Lynchburg at 6
A N by the Virginia and tennessee Railroad, and
20 10 miles to breakfast, at Baford's al NJ;
thence AZ miles By stages, and arrive at the Swee,
Springs, at P NJ; thence on, IL miles, over
smooth Turnpike to the White Sulphur.
For comfort and expedition ihi. route Is unrivsi-
led, and viii recommtnd Itself To invalids aud gem
siemen travelling with their fsmdes and there be-
log only meals 10 be taken between Richmond
and the SPRING, viii maze il tue most economical
route
Tickets can be had on beard the steameoats On
the Potomac, and from Capt G Il Nutshell on the
steamer Maryland md as toe office Of tho Rich
mnnd and Danviic Railroad Richmond.
Y o--m IoHN 4. OSBORNE sups.
EAF LARD, tor sAie ~
- jyl3 JOAN H CLAIBORNE,
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e. Gh
VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAIL KOAU 70
Y TIE VIRGINIA sPilIffGS WITHOUT
NIGHT TRAvEL-WHiCH : NOT THE CASE
ON ANY OTHER ROUTE-and still making The
trip in little over and hall days to the WHIT.
Schedule for Comfort.
Leave Richmond daily. at 81 A M; and arrived
at White Sulphur in and half days Atr.week
ly line leaves Staunton for White Sulphur by Natu-
ral Bridge, on Tnesday, Thursday and Saturday,
arriving at the White Sulphur in the same time
Schedule for Expedition.
Those who are willing to encounter some nigh
travel for the sake of expedition can procure extra
Stages at Stauntan, leave at A NJ and reach White
Sulphur second day from Richmond at IL o'clock
PM
Between Richmond and White Sulphur Springs
passing the Warm and He, spriugs,a Sll 90
Between Richmond and Lexington, 500
do do Stanton, 500
do do Charlottesville $50
do do LyDchburg, 45G
do do Cu,peper C. House, 4 so
do do Fauauier Springs, 500
Through Tickets
Can be obtained to New York and Philadelphia,
by Steamships Roanoke, Virginia and Philadelphia.
jy 2 E. GILL, superintendent.
La Es7szsz=ssH ADAMs & co.'s
ming to nearly every city, town and village in the
United States, and ts superior facilities are offered
to all (at low raes> for the rapid carriage and de
livery of articles of all descriptions: boxes bales
packages parcels, money, &c. &C., and for the col
lection OF notes. drafts bills in all places where we
have agents
Our arrangements are such that the utmost
promptness may be relied upon for the perform
ance OF all business entrusted TO US.
Custom housebusiness attended to, goodsente-ed
duties paid, and articles forwarded with dispatch
Be sure to order goods by ADAMS & CO.'S FL
press.
Checks ON England Ireland Scotland and VALE.
in sums to suit, for sale at this Office.
Our European and California Expresses give gen.
era satisfaction.
The Express leaves Richmond for the North
East and West every morning Except Sunday 81
u O'Clock, arrives every evening Except Monday
81 o'clock. j. H. SAWYER, Agent,
Office No. 5, Fourteenth street. Richmond, Va.
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I'm sUDSChlHkHs nave associs.ee
themselves tor the purpose OF conducting IN
tnis CITY, Tobacco and General Cemmis.
nl0n b Business, under the Firm of KENNETH
DUDLEY, and respectfully solicit your patronage
Our business will be exclusively Commissions
business; and an experience OF twenty years BY
our senior partner, 10 active Mercantile LIE IN this
city, and determination on the part OF both, to
promote the Interests of our friends, WILL we hope,
secure to US liberal support. We are prepared
to make the usual Advance on ConsigHn1ents In
hand, and to purchase Produce, &c on the Gus.
tomary terms We win occupy the large and
commodious Warehouse, No 4 Public Landing.
JNO. KENNETH,
JNO. w. DUDLRY.
Refer to Jas Warwick, Esq.,; las. Thomas, Jr.,
Esq Messrs Thomas q Sam1 Hardgrove, ano
Sutton a. Winston.
Cincinnati. April 18th, 1852. je l5-3mT
MIN COATS, SACKS, &c.-NO. loa,
Black silk Warp Alpaca SACKS
Grey mix'd goats hair do
Grass, Linen and Grass Silk do
kerino, Stroud's and light cloth do
Black and Fancy Pants all Grades 4
do do Vests, all do
Fancy Cravats, half hose. Collars, Shirts Draw
ers, Gauze Merino Shirts &c. The goods must be
sold the cash must be raised CAN on
je17 KEEN. CHILEs e. BALDWIN.
4 NARPENTEKs' TOOLs.-W. s. &. G
" DONNAN ask the attention of Carpenters
and others to their complete assortment Of toos,
consisting Of
Bench and Moulding Planes, every variety,
Hand, Pannel, lemon and Cross. Cut Saws, part
superior.
Best C. Steel Socket aud Frmer Chisels, al
sizes.
Turner's Chisels, Plane Irons, Drawing Knives
Smuggling. Chopping and Broad Axes, Cast Steel
Augurs and Bits, Iron aud best Plated Braces,
with i2 to 4S Bits
Measuring Tapes, Hammers, Compasses, Di-
vders and aE' fold Rules; part of the finest fin
ished Ivory, which offer for sale on The owest
terms. w. s. & G. DOMAIN
je23 No 10 Pearl street.
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= r A n U FORT 4 ST.. n

TAYLOR is constantly receiv;n q.
q 0sucerior Piano Portes rom My
q Clark, sad other celebrated nos I.
ers, and asks the att ntion Of purchasers 10 ii.
Stock, which he will warrant and win sell Al vs,v
moderate prices.
Pianos repaired, Tuned, let or hire and ,.ta.
in exchange, at his Piano Forte and Music sora
je 2l-ts $50 J.ar slsrea.
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nh BY THE STEAm MEX ROANOKE.
Ill have received cases of those beautiful whlta
and pearl Nankin felt Hats, to which invite the
attention OF all gentlemen who appreciate an ele.
CANT and comfortable head covering
JNO. THOMPSON,
81 Main street.
P. ST. have still on hand full assortment, OF
Canada Straw Hats, as slso every kind of Hat
that ancient or modern history gives any accoun.
of. 1T
iao2
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CHILLA VS.. NENtIAN.-J. W. RAN
"a DOLPH. has for snle July 20 August No Peter

A CHILLA vs.. NEW.MAN.-J. W. RAN
a DOLPH, has for sale, July 30, August No Peter.
sons National Magazine-lSc
August NJ Godey's Lady's Book-25c
Alexander Tardys Prisoner and Pirate Chief OF
st Domingo, with sketch of the lives OF Felix.
Pope and Curoro, who were hung at Richmond
some years ago, with plates-25
Rob Roy part 9Th Abbottsf9rd edition Waverly
Noves-j0c
Fair Rosamond, or the Queens Victim, by Pierce
Egan, author OF Quinton Matsys, &c. Piates-25c
White Friars, or the days of Charles the Second
an historical romance Plates-25c
Detection of Fraud, and Protection of Health a
treatise on the aduteration of food and drink with
plain and simple directiona tor detecting them, by
ID Bym, NJ D--37c
Dumas Prize Novel Louisa or the Adventures Of
French Mlliaer, by Dumas
No IL Dickens Household Words-6c
Achiiia VS. Newman, full report of this mos
extraordinary trial-i2c
August No OF Graham's Magaziae-25c
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DIR. ARLINGTON, (Gradu.

DIR. ADDINGTON, (Gradu.
ate0 Dentist-practiioner since
0IIYYnls 4.-having fully tested his re
duced prices desires to make
known to every person, that he will continue per
manent the following charges for his services, With
the assurance that his operations shall be perform
ed better than under bis past exerbitant fees
How sot Because he and his assistants are kept in
full exercise and make more money:
Extract tooth, rs CITE; fill with silver or tin 50
cts; with gold, IS cts; Pivot Tooth, s. so; Plate
Toeth, 3d. upper or lower SETS S25, with or with.
out artificial gums, &c, &c, &c jy ID
DRY GOODS AT COsT.-1he su0scI1bers
~ nave still III store large assortment of sea.
sonable Dry Goods, which they are DESTROYS Of
selling out at and below cost, in part
PLAIN anu fancy Silk Cravats
Silk and cambria Neck Ties
Paris mems and boys kid Gloves
Taffeta and Cap Ribbons
Irish Linens aud brown Hollands
Birds Eye Diaper
Sesias, Rice Cambria
Black and white Wigau
Colored and blue Servings
Buttons of all kinds
Colored and white Spool Cotton
Linen and cotton Tape
An OF which Will be sold at and below cost to
close THOS. d CHAS. ELLIS e. co
y NO IU6 Main street.
Ia BOOTS AND SHOES OF coon OIr.T ITV
call on the subscriber II
Inc subscriber Is now manufacturing Ladies'
and Misses' Cater Boots and shoes M ~ hos.
duaiity tnat can DC had in this country. SoIadies
IN want OF Boots or Shoes of good onsli,y Mi
please call and leave their orders "a tban III, IN
properly attended and no pains spared n 80 o
-. ALEX HILL. l27 Main st.,
y - Richmond, Va.
AND ~ HENkICO.-We ofier for .a,-
u tract OF LAM In Henrico contaaine 5Is acras
aho lying about eleven miles from Richmond I,
Is bounded on the west by the Richmond Frad.r
icAsourS ana Potomac Railroad and on tho por.h
ana east ny the Chickahoniny Creek The who,a
trdc, Oh excellent quality, has about $50 aces ~
arabic iano, the balance finely titnbered. gba in,
PIuVements are OF the first order W., min san
WIN TINS land, should the purchaser prefer IN ,ha
s.ock CT every description, and the farming irnnls
menus OF every kind. As Ii rarely hannens IL,
sucn property as this gets into markef and ss ias
70 now much sought we would remind can,aHs,s
Of the propriety of their applying without deav
tor TOLER Il COOK,
10 :. General Asants
( sLOrtiIN6, ULUTaliNt,.-o:r11,.K 1..,.
~ SALE, STOhE FOR RENT-sEIIgsa: arfT
10 lose BUSINEsS.-The subscr her bsyins
9etermined 10 discontinue his present i,i
curing the month of July. close out his entire
wL.nout regard to cess consistin of TIRE usual
variety found IL clothing aud geufIemsn's fur
u'sning store. The stock Is large and sessonable
ana 70 al persona Ia want an unusual oppnrtunIry
y. = onafed o. supplying themselves ct muna lea
than the ueuai rates 80 ss-'
ne ssorei Y for rent I, Il one of the best stand,
- s1e ssaoet .or sisnost any kind IT busintas.
U1-1as Next door % Parcsl, Lsdd y q.
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9Se4 sTEA HIP LINE OF

q "A w . N ~ We
&1k5ss PACKETS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Positively every Wednesday, until further notice
Union Steamship Company's Line.-The two Few
and beautiful Steamships, VIRGINIA, Captain
Teal, and PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Baymore.
One of these fine Steamships will leave Richmond
for Philadelphia every Wednesday. They are
beautifully fitted up for passengers, are provided
with Franciss Patent Metallic Life Boats, set fret
rate tables and every att sntion is paid to the
fort and safety of the passengers and protection OF
goods.
Freights taken low, and all transhipment avoid.
ed.
Passage in first Cabin %, berths and meals in.
cluded.
do End do 81, do do do
Passage through to New York via Philadelphia 50,
FOR CAPE MAY
The Virginia and Pennsylvania will touch at Cape
May during the bathing season to land passenger
Passage to Cape May &c. meals included thus
saving about half the expense in visiting this de-
lightful bathing place. Apply to
MAYO d ATKINSON, Agents, Richmond.
N.B.-The ships returning. leave Philadelphia
every Wednesday, at 10 O'clock A M ivl