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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-08

Affection, like spring flowers,
break through the most troze, ground
at last, and the heart which seeks but for
another heart to make it happy, will not
seek IN vain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

with 0paaa.
The Hon. Pierre ooule 10 about sDabarkng for
Europe, to enter on his diplomatic duties o. the
court Of Madrid. His reception by the Spanish
government will be awaited with much interest but
as he goes under instructions from the Executive
department of the United States it seems hardly
probable that the Spanish ministry will inquire into
the individual opinions of our ambassador with re-
gard to any topic which is likely to be the subject OF
discussion between the two countries, before they
shall conclude to receive or reject him.
The diplomatic relations between the United
States aud Spain have formerly been a subject Of
great interest and at times, Of embarrass nent and
difficulty but all questions in dispute between the
two countries have heretofore been settled to the
satisfaction Of Americans generally and been acqui
esred in by Spain, in some cases certainly with
luetanse, but as a matter of necessity.
AMERICAN MINISTER'S TO SPAIN.
The following gentlemen have represented the
United States at the court Of Spain, since the adop
ton OF the constitution viz:
Appo,nted.
William Carmichael, of Maryland, Charge. =. 1870
WIN. Carmichael and VIM. Short, Commission
William Short Of Virginia, Minister resident. 1894
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

England shoulS the prospect Of ws1 suosds Tie sx-
citthnent fesstuhs, to great EXTENT would sussde
with It. The results EuropA's news was ,sw locked
for with incre- red intersst.
We wore favored yesterday with two interesting docu
mepts viz with logs Of the Sovereign Of the Seas
Captan MCKAY and Of the ROY al mail ste amshp OAnada
on their la,e outward passage to Liverpool From
examination Of hsss logs, which We will publish 70
row. it is to BE- seen that the clipper ship Sovereign in
i've days sailing gained 1925 miles on the steamer In
&c en- day OF the clippers voyage sns made the follow
ing distancesJune "a 244 miles; 25tn, l3o do 10th,
3O7 do 27th 255 d. 2sth 3i4 do 2oth 2o3 do; 3otb,
$40 miles.
The result by her log shows that the Sovereign made
the voyage in thirteen days and nineteen hoars which
stated be the quickest trip record The pre-
vious quickest age hence to Liverpool made by
the packet ship Independence, Capt Ezra Nys now Of
the steamship Pacific about ten years SINCE in fourteen
days and six hours.
Scotch merchant handed . statement whish went
to show that faru III East Lothian Scotland, which
rented life lease aoont half century ago. at 81
Per acre. rented recently June, 1851 for nineteen
years. at about f3 1884, per rise of three
hundred per centshowipg the advance made In landed
property In that country In spite of free trade Ia
from the effects of whc, such dire evils predicted,
and especially to the farming interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20
Arrival Of the Steamship Cherokee.

The steamship Cherokee Capt Baxter arrived ests-day
morning from New Orleans via Havana, with 1870 passen
ger and merchandise. She left the latter place the
l4th inst, bringing days later ws from Caba.
The s. ship Albany arrived st Havana IN the 18th
inst from st. Jsgo. All on board exceedingly healthy.
Our thanks due to the purser of the Cherokee for
ate Havana papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

THE New MAIL ROUTE TO THE PAcrFTc.-The
contract entered into by the United States
Postmaster General with Col. Ramsay Il Co.
for the transportation of mails between New
Orleans and San Francisco, went into operation
last Monday. By this new arrangement, which
gains some 1000 miles of ocean route, the express
mail leaves Vera Cruz on the Atlantic aud
Acapulco on the Pacific on the 4th and 18th of
each month, meeting at Mitapec a central point
in the interior, and distant from each of those
ports about thirty-sx hours making the land
route across the republic only occupying seventy
two hours. The mail leaving New Orleans on
the lst and 18th of each month will arrive at
Vera Cruz so as to be conveyed thence on the
4th and 18th. 1t is expected thus, when the
line is in good working order, to reduce the
distance of time between New Orleans and San
Francisco to twelve days. General Santa
Anna is most favorably disposed towards the
project, and the aicades or magistrates along
the line have been directed to afford the con-
tractors and their servants every facility.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

TURNED UP IN AUsTRALrA.-Mr. Thomas War
ner. the same we doubt not. who few years
ago was resident of this city, has turned up
as solicitor and proctor in Melbourne Austria
liza. He says, in his advertisement in the Re-
former of that town that
Persons from America, or who may have legal or
commercial business there can obtain every nf0rna.
ton from L Warner; from his long residence and lie
gal practice there he tatters himself his services
may be particularly beneficial to those who entrust
American business to his charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

During tie first administration under the consti
tuition, Ohatof Washington,) Spain was represented
in this coutry by Messrs. Jaudenes and War, in
the capaciy Of commissioners, or ministers resi-
dent. The first minister plenpotentiary sent by
Spain to ,h' United States, was the Chevalier Car
los Martilez de Yrujo. He arrived after the treaty
of 1895, AID his commission was renewed in 1901,
when he vas created or became a marquis. He
was the list Spanish minister in America before
the renewal Of the diplomatic intercourse on the
restoration Of the royal family of the Bourbons and
the accessDn of Ferdinand VII The successors
Of the Marcus de Yrujo have been as folows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20
Talk on Change.

Tie news received by the Franklin produced couaide
Table excitement among dealers in eretdstus CDnmoa
brands Of State -four closed at SIS 81 hch was fully rs
per barrel higher than the prises Of the previous
day Nearly every other de lotion Of -four also ex
Ierieuced eo1e advance Holders Of State -four asked
IS "A s. SO but buyers did rot go above S. 81 West
white wheat sold at 81 49, which was an advance OF
three cents per bnshel Some holders demanded 81 So
ard 81 SO. There doing in meas pork, With
sales at s6 62. Cotton continued dull with sales Of
only 800 bales At nnsetted prices, Frsghs again i'm
proved 10 Liverpool aud London
The complexion Of the foreign nsws fac war was
concerned had not altered The aspect o. the cose Many
utnued to argue that there would be no war unless
the Emperor troops went teyond the Dauuban prov.
inces from supposition that France aud Engand 10
case he hal ed between the Pruth and the Danabe,
would not make the movement caus Jcut, the
Lcnden Times having minated "a much. Odes
sa, to the north of the Prufh on The Black Sea was
the chief grain mart and he1cs log IL rem ,ined
oyen With the Dsldanelios, tho xp,rtsien of wheat
.opd not be seIruptad The possibility Of An tutor
rupton TO trade 10 the Black sa at soy moment, with
ISias.iabe ptospoc.s Tor ops 10 oo1.lnon ssls
the circumstances whch had Y-sducs4 TIE advance tn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

The OrERA AT Castle GARDnsThe new operate enss-.
prize of Max hare'ek pofpers very fayo-aby aad oy
Castle GarceD has become most fashion able and papu
Ter place u rendezvous Robert the peviP vas pre-
sentdfer the ecoud snd last time TO large audeD nee
on Monday night, and this evening rEsir dAnofe' l.
70 be given win G,dame Soptsu Adina. and saly.
B~ossh, ard Revere IN the p,ns al male characters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

The FISHERY Observation-Disclosures KNK.-
We are informed by telegraph from Washington
that the fishery question may possibly hang fire
till the re assembling Of Congress. A new eIe
ment is said to have come in to delay negotia
TONS Wonderful! What can it. be? MI
Champion II. B. NJ. minister at Washington, has
just returned from a trip down east. Has he
discovered this new element? Wonder what il
can be- We have been afraid Of this but III
will never do to give it up so.p Never.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.


CoLUHBiAN-G Sale, Miss; L II Turpin, Meckien.
burg w Glover. NC; q Turner. Msnehester; wysons
,rahhlp' binsh' PowhAtan; Dr. Archer, Bellona
Arsenal Ea'ly Lynehburg, WIN W MeGehce. Louisa:
VIM Ambers, Chesterfield; A Fuller, Va; A Nookl.,
King William; T Webster Amelia; I. Pierce Pa; ~ NJ
Hobson Richmond; Ms Parks N.x York. n Kn.,,, a.,
Point w Hughes, Cumberland; Vim Oyertor r,;n..
Edward; l. ID Conway Pittsylvana; VIM Keeling H,i6,..
A G Gresham King Queen; W Bragg. Luneaburr. j
nhomason, Mis-; VIM Cole, WIN PoindeHter Halifax: W
Hart, Amelia; Taylor, Buckingham; S II walthar
g q walthaIl Halifax. '
AAERlCAN-J I Robinson, New Orleans; r A Rev.
non-, Georgia; t Jones, do Kinney, Petersburg; j
Seldou, lacy, son and ssr~ Charles City; ID u,eb
ugs, Ky; l. ID Bradley, Y; Misses Brtdl.y o.. + n
Bennett, Hartford; II Heath Prince George II N,vo
Norfolk; ID Matthews, Petersburg; A W Thornton H.
lfax: Mcdonald Antigua; W PendIetor Ri-b,ro,4.
W Biuiord, do; Morehousc. Baltimore w H,rri.o,
Va; Miss liar ison, do; T. CIaughon ,lo l. Kslcban,
indianapolis Paul, Richmond; Dr. " Word, G,eeuc;
II IeCanzse Charlotte; J Ford aud lady, do; Master
Ford, do Mis- ) I Ford. do, e Bii,s, Lynehburg;
feagaus Fauquicr; j Rea, Tenn: J Il Anderson do.
W Cobbs aud lady, Lynchburg; Miss Alexander, io
CLAW, do, Nash, Powhstan.
ENCHANGE-Dr Quarlcs. Va; MPR Ford Tom. c y
Howell y II; DIR faruhot X r IIord and svt Ala.
Cary, Gloucester; 6 II Davis Petersburg; o William,
and lady, q Fraser and Lady, Charleston; Stew.
art, lady aud eve, W H. La; T. Spes Canada Wes,. ,
White, PnA; A Bei4lry, Peter.6arg; " FIT Aston
Weldon; w Hutchson, T $ Graham La; 7 l. Broxn
Hanawhs; Rogers, u Il Clover, Ala; J Tamplct w $
Croft, {; 10 Kent, John p Harri.on, Richmond; A +
White Charleston, e, Morrison, Rosedale Va; WIN
Sander-ou. Cumberland; c Burweli Fluvanna; G Enc.
Tenn; Billiard Va; re Ncols; Maury Jr. Charles.
ton; W l. sheppard, Ga B,yley. Richmond; e Sli.
del, Louisa, va c II Locke, Cement wo Ks va;DJCN
Iefillott, Saunton; Shacklef I'd, 4 7 Brown Alb.
marie; X Rlgland and lady, q Elsry aud laiy. M.s
Books Halilai; & Jlmes, Nashville; Owen Hal.
fax; Emanuel Mobile; DR. TaiacrrD Mis- T.ilferrn
aud syt, Miss AcR'e AMI svt, w II Roy, LADY, children
and syts, Gloucester; Dr. PretIow, Southampton; 4
Bryant, Gloucester; Morgan and lady, Miss Flone.t
c; > Wilson p Edward; DR. f. White CsroIin1. @
l. Martin. Memphis; Smith, FOnileroy, King aud
Queen.
CITY II -TEL-w II Sullivan Washington; G. b Hs,
and servant, Greensboro; Porter New York. Z Good
win, A l. Gentry, Louisa: VIM G williamson Hanover. II
VI Harris, Richmond Lannes, Southampton; A VI SLi
verick, lady aud san, Port 81 Joseph; Rice Ala; C
Andrews, {; " Shusler y; II Carter, B4lt; Jno
Campbell We-tmorrlaud; X R,gland Petersburg; l. y
Shelton L.; q W Miller Sussex.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16
AUCTION SiLN
Ccsl,,rssieop-


Gs" Wv, u snE % MOST vstrsrtr r..,
ps,,, ,ssAIe ~ th COUNTY 0r urNrfCo aND ,r, =.
- tuine - tecrse the g-l-s~ls -.s, - -
rfpHancsd 49, l.. -.
unSer.isss a. .s.is,s kse..,.ss .isi.,r.,es A. ~.
-. vi eu a pohhc au-tsa. prs-t.~. -,
-' ssnaoe wal sstse, bsensrs 70 ths 80. pt, 80
rss, sssee yr, On nosds, .nsrscos. the IS n 49,.
~ zoe % ne rank Road. ~. w..s ., 49, Wv. s
,11on NE too fsrus e~,cagirr q tAs ls,s,., -
i.lhy y Asrys. the other 81 aer~. A e,a- -
r,s ~, len. q unns eessary these sre -. -.
III =, one et the Aaction-er In ~ Ears. A~y $50
90 -anr plarr, tact ~ uncfia -
% ne~r 70 eep Run Church aJ lnns ,h~ f.r,. a. ~ -,
0rsSp ,s,, A" one lot mar the salt cts. In ps.ps
@ On .ss ,olovin day, Tur.s.y .re,,.,- an. a..
% 9p'n ths nrerais- A 49,,
W.. 20 md ear The city Rishr,-ra so,tirx -, ~
hruritd on ~ Nos,s 80 5000 efgs - '.,' r,-ST saa
,u,uf. U, This lard viii ~ divided Al -, ".
tine osesase o. u sdsptsdn-ss ,ts a,,e, ,,s
81 -, Prte :. ot No 10 IN ne pan Wsat s,r n .,lr.
u.s oaek on Peach street aeoot f.st ~'1-sd run
49, ~ tornF 10 'eet ne soush "a. a, w.. =.
nles D. The Dick ship LEX al ln,r a..
,has ~ on the Nest also, loo rrnsrd ~.
on rr ~ ~, Sstth side Of Water ees rannIns s.
On the fo.ovinF Gay va; N WEDNESDAY .ox--. n,
p 1880 1888 AZ 5o'c'ock, pr.fnl.rs . --o..'
~ Hs on the North side Fransin h.,,r., 81 -.
hg rs trs {, running back 1853 frei ~, "vnt-
Nm es.h oalfnee at ~ rs and - r,crth, A., 49,,
oeaiing interest satsactorily snor.~I -,
H., az We T9. purchase money paid, and oenv,,.,s.
. seldom that 50 much really rrisril-
naLNV and Il l. hoped that at,eotiop sf
'''sf' WA Dc directed TO this sale '" s'
ss-s,,.,0,,..,.,, JOHN FINDERS. Special csra,r
D29-dds N'NSros' ~Se'ioneer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16
LOTTERIES.


tohAs hAMhEht intsnds cpsnng Ore oprosite
naa Hotel Calvert street. bainos Monday "a NJ
10y ~ a.s rota this time every license ths sale Of -,
tery Itekets "a TtryiHfa ui have
VII hen he uniAs vi either 70 bHg 81 ~ Iclst. D. 500
Psrt Ne u unN.uE u pursue uafl oHfuy l.Vir,
ad the god iortsne during resdsnee thirty hrrs
~ ~, no 70 oe accused Of viola ordi-
hane ne hcrefrs respectfully solicit. the ~ ~.
rsnfs and othcrs In NirgoA desire 10 brcbsss r.
tfc oa rtof1ffuJ ia lane rkfng fssf - =. Ii
nose s7 10 No kn0c Ain, that orders vii re-.
G. city Observed ''F'e'' in MN shi Dc
Prise Tickets In she Marsnd Lotteries such
Lotteries ~ he has sd In here he vii Lrv -
nSlsul be essh"d Or received In payment Of Tickets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16
MARKETS.

NEw YoRE. Aug l5.-Sales of 10000 bbls Flour to-
day, prices unchanged. No change in Wheat or Corn.
B.LTnoEr, Aug I5-Sales of 500 bbls Flour today NJ.
1925. Sales Of 49, 900 bushels whcat-Red lO5al 90;
White lo9Al.l5 and 20 900 bushels Corn, White SGaco,
Yellow 65c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ERRlFlC THUNDERSTORM.
s'Pefi'S Tor the hisA""aa Whls.

Bosros, Ang io.-A destructive thunderstorm passed
over this vicinity last night Barns we're burnt houses
struck, and several persons killed and other. Injured
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

II sHortn NJ uStvEEsLLr ESowSfor IL strictly
an u e parent 81 large proportion Of the
byschefy darThcl cholera nnbu
other diseases city peetor
or deaths, are generated by indigestion
pepcs' think Of Il an who sgn disorrrc .tnmch aud
you aTe willing e. be GUIDED ~ adyicc upon nc
resort Al once cont delay day. Hooflnd Bter.
prepared by Dr. T. NJ Jackson which, Alternative curative
and nvigorznt, stands alone
100 Arch street We have tried these BTs Know ha
excellent for the diseases specified M
tim. N -. a. .'y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16
LATE FROM BUENos AYREs
WEATHER IN THE NoRrr

BosroS. August i5.-Advees from Buenos Ayres state
that the blockade ~es raised on the Goth July.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

NEW YoRx Aug. l5-The heat here is iigbtfnl, nine
~ deaths in the city yesterday from its effect
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l5th.-woodside, the celebrated
Painter, died from heat to-day In the street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

HH AELY MAY wHEAr-Thr uadrrsirnei will pay an extra
uI price for 80 RIO bsshrls Ery May Wheat seed apply
auij o. Il. PEAkF.-s
iug stock 81 Lawns below price, ord :s
close them Among stock b. found vcTy
tn low price OF 81. stLAs l. JOHNSON,
No Ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16
Who's. LAMBERT. Bllti,10re If1.


LICK, ~ OK aud land Warrant Agency f:.r--,.-
- Ntrssf Stocks on C17.rll r. tJh
est Price paid for Land Warrants fold Silver Wanted
10 PrEc Tickets Ia all LDterc 10
Of France CO. ALL be promptly paid y e ana al
relative 70 ts business Of X Passes Co.. addressed 70 them
Richmond sill meet With prompt attention.
MAY 2-u r u tr-rE
OfhF-CAsH FOB sLAVEs-Thoar Who si T. .ell slave,
y IN BEcktngar and the counties Ia yirru nv
ieaiinn g. NDLRsON D. ABRAHAM sr s, ANbEiStIN
w. AbhAH H. Jf, they Ti and sale thu highest cash p.
2r one hundred and any 20 two hundred " the uh
Nc Above Parus vii b, iggni FOR the eight uloati
heir rezieuce Ia the af0r-aI county state A.r. AS
soN D. ABRAHAM, s., MaysYile Po.t Ofee, Whit u,L CO..
hl N Y 800
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

FdNO TIMBER tGTEiI-- PRUPUSALS FDE SILIS-TT--
a pcsa- will - received he Richmond and
trs'nrg Railroad Company in Riolmond Tor $1,000 Railroad sin.
-pccincati0us below.
srctTIclT1Ns T9a siLs IoR laos TRAckTbe stills
sound stasht while post uts clesnu
rot sind shakes, other drrcts impair th.r
strength dnrahilv AMI be long than
Inches diameter H." small
hswca on two sie- and parallel The heart hcWed faces T.
b. n-hrs apart t' enl " the Ss uarr to th
heEiE TIC sad sis nre to D.. delivered either a. Richmond
IrtlurE, Fort NaA', the line ~ ri
hy the contractor be loaded
scced by the superintendent pcr,on may appoint
he whole % be delivered y the L.. 81 March,
TuOS. pODNiiEAD. Superintendent
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" P,-i-es gitli, o.

HAT ticket IS - 81, fiOuoO, Bel {. JON Vs,
~ do u y. ti.ba0, PstAp-oo la. June 25,h
Woe Ticket - 80 5000 brand @ ted ~ inv te,h
~ Besides great many Others o. ~ 60. 400 SyJ L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

4 vOJ N.H Er'HN.. itt tr..ai NI..i.ir It.r
". ~ bIrhrU.. ..' Nv Nurk Packet A.. -
De- for 'ast....t. .....f ''N'NEE. t.Tf N. d. go
"| HH'.. Dow MS .'.U T.It.H.. I.r U.|.. - -
60 rr. e.- .. ...', r.l s4i vit al. r.... Usrsl,l
90 h.'.H.. af ..'. .rF lp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

a pMNrIhtIoRs SALE of Hou-, hoid AMI uu.A
Trtls n ~ ,n 'arriHSr and HorSr, N'ik srw. g.
sc. - 49, sorr1sreirs at ~ o. ost at M. rr.
~il n sott all bic Household Kitchen Pn,rts- s
Al II With IL In keel MT oricr aud very s.i,.his. re
carriage aud Horse, t-o Tine Tx Cows, '"o un7
e -nd X. W. NkgPr-rrp
~ Sale conducted b. =. Uarrsoss u'sr, a,csAst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

o a w., '''T 81. s'eos N'a s.ao; ,..,,,,. =
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NUsIc STORE. $50 Win ..r..

,'eAND 81 Asst--Gii and Mahogany Frames o.
-. ..eIcA f4''es A large sssortucnt hand and
-. - he sore o. JAS y. n.
- III West Ma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

&C TIE .uh-erter ,a,t to srind -s.,, :,
'l'rl erussaisstau, o
'Gr S,rre.. Se ae, he able TO Do NOR ,ssn
" tA IN that way. The price Uf bbs b. Ins III hfsh .,
ana hife eldly he has concluded TO bux a. -,.h
'y pm qaiy h- grind up TO thu l., on
'sl's' pfit" 2 the ali will b.. pad I,,
- h''Iins out very prime Family Flau~ A A No 10
quality. e. - @NJ ,e,set sh-iev,r la
r = wish our regular distinetiy an5rs.,
Er Ni % coarse euter into any aranrvunt n,. So
20 Tar as CHEM fIlaly Ekoart s eoncerp.d Nso'.
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Down. y. H., Jan. %. $50

~ IT any body has valuable Iorses fr1lbI nm ~
es.ie scra,ehe spTains or bruises let h cerae4
Of the hys Express CImpauy's or Yok civ m ti. rt-s
TANG LNiMENr hAs cured their Of tho.e complaint.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-16

NvNrABLE YARN FoR skfH-rN. 49,
s.lssIib@r residcs. a. CaN s-i,- ~, sa
pace the nou Henry Cisy) uhsr-d 81 - wv VIM
THIS Yam n-s Ia The .t,..
ehumt Geek, ~ifhin atrrn miles Rchrena 49, 30
uthoue and thresguaiters n frs, ~. vf,t,.
va .fead a f.ak-. Iarnsat u contains see. as 1.
hsiied one ~ the best Farms q t- COUNT "a
ana veY productive In corn, oats BE- srsse,
- hh sAts 81 improvement ~ tn application ~ mari u
conveniently located % each sid ahd vcty easv az
rorsens are comfortable dwelling and All n-c,s..r
os S1 os. and .Prng Of the nnsst convensn IN.
m .uh7erber u generally
shoF The premises % any disposed view th~r ~
u...-.. =, ,.. wN. u DABSEY
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WINSTON L JONES.

So, rN ~ AfEAlCA NS. just resolved JAS WOODuuTsy
- Eagle squire, Portraits % Eminent Americans 80 ,x'
go p ga lra. ard Historical 81 til-i. Ly sro -
'.'"'.' cav
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~ SEw YOSS RiTs-Whrnocks FashIpnabir attrrS.
No. "71 Broadway, Iuins HOu c. opposite scwnrt's New
York a pleasing reputation, enjoyed any lengthy
notice Suffice say gentlemen may rely upon
the character Of productions being aim
a perfection
Travelling Hats and Caps every description; Travelling
B'ss, VAiees Trunks, Umbrellas, Toilet Brushes, &c
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~ we l1vs JUST received, Cloth
u p IN. Sh4-t.s pain ircn-h Mugrs e-srI-ts
'i 81 small Figured Fn--h, A--7ilacs. nd Ch. P,r.s'
'-'e'e'tt'rs - fn ard gt-r.
'H''-hH' VALENTINE, CHENSIiAW Z co
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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-29
1859.
1859.
CoOper's wen.
FNHE ldersigned hls taken the E
A. management and control of.
GOOpER,S NNEI

EEVHE u ,dersgned mas taken the ENTIR E
A. management and control Of
COOPER'S WELL,
and is now prepared to accommod tie the pub
lie,
new dining room has been erected. the
81 EEPING ROOMS plastered and fitted with
new furniture aud BEDDING, and complete
re novatiou effected.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS WILL BE PROVIDED FoR
FIVE HUNDRED GUESTS;
and no m Dra will be received than can be com
fortably accOnlmoda'ed.
FOR TNVALIDS there can be no more ad-
vantageous retreat. The water is highly recon-
mended by the medical faculty, and the ,ronder-
ful cures effected by lis alm' ST surpaSs be-
lief Ample details of several astonishing Gu es
may be obtained on applica ion al the Well:
The tern will be mpnerate, and no exc riion
will be spared to make guests comfortable.
i he Vickshurg and Jackson and RAYMOND
Railroad will convey passengers 10 Raymond,
thence 3 miles 10 the Well, in w. II. Smiths
line of
NEW FOUR HORSE STAGES
The time offfip is less than hours frrm Vieks-
burg. Through tickets from Viekshurg %
Cooper's Well, can be obtained at the Raj
depot, Vicksburg price s. 20.
June 18th No-32 JOH THATCHER.