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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-30

\ LOSING BUsINEss.-A Boston paper
says that a collector for wholesale liquor
firm in that city, lately returned from YER
mont without having collected a single bill
and under $500 bail for violating the YER
mont LIQUOR law
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-30

TnE REV, Mr., KENDALL of Middlebury has
resigned his pastoral charge over the Con-
Gregational church in that place. Ill health
is given as the sole cause
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-30

\ LITTLE son of Mr.. Hayden of Bakersfield
was scalded last week on Wednesday so that
he died next morning. The mother had
placed tub of boiling water ON a chair.
Daring a momentary absence the child en-
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While from c7crv part of the Northern
prcsa. save n C,yv or ,Lo ,,,st sorrilo ,d,n;o.
;.,u.,;
''"''' '''"c7 o"o Bo"c'"' cry Vi
manly Indignation against the atrocinus at
tack upon Senator Sumner :whil, in New
York. phjl,drlrri, and H.,y,., ,,,r, i Ian,
,.,,........
"i''"S an f''r'''A'e men on
t"e SUI g'ct' the tone OF a portion %! the South,
J""5'" ~ Wv ''''"lNS extracts
from Ieallng'papcrs Of Virginia.
lr,,,o ,i,. ,i.,,,.,,i r......,
pEAcEm ,rm mn NICr,IiirS oir.s pr>ovvv.
Ed rnAN WAR.-Mr. Charlie, sumner senator
from Massachusetts,, whose rcuutatinn ,s d,
scholar rests chiefly upon "A disrnur.c. an finn
foregoing text. seems Lont r,'., iIl,,,.,,;,'.
his theory in his own person. It, r,nr,nJne
II two DAYS di,cbnryo of scholarly ,I,tit,,os
and pcdintic dnllness Lv yrn,ir,, , fi,I,,
stream Of hIliprs,,te on heads Lonrv wiz
age: answers insult from men whn wn;,IJ az
ford him personal satisfaction witL,ut yuI.
gar crithct. and when coucd far co,,,,,lly
vituperation. falls to the 1,.r an in,,,i,,,a ~
lumn Of incarnatc covnrdiro and ,nn.t ,,l,.ri-
GUS cxo,nrlnr Of tbo ,,,,, ar ,,oa1, =
Coo,. nt from inc ''.'hm .IpiH HMs ,r
,ra,l, n. ~ W. Npcn ny lCie-
tLn odi,urrn,n,, Of ,l,o W.
aJ,ninistrtnJ - S,,, ''o S,, y" ,S.cIu"y'
nnd fanI1o ,yi,'I't oIiinet' 'e h',,r-
io,,",,t - n,'I from Nias-
IL ara, ,l,ir,,, =, ~; ct"l"B'
fool 10 t5,, A. praal. L;I on's ItgIIt we
Lnrso-,y,,i,, mr. co,,I,;,I, ,,, t 'i1V F'oy
hork in..r,d ~ onnn ~, ~, a.,',i'FpuS Us,
,,,,'i, L,,,t,, ,,,',,I s = "M '"' y1'l
,L,g,L5 ,otcb :, ,o,, '''" 0'"'S
From the Petersburg 11oli-cnc.r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-30

FIRE ~ CaAursRuRr.-rhcd dwelling house
and out buildings belonging to Mr., F. Blake
Of Cralt,bury were destroyed by fire Satur-
day morning the 10th Nearly all the furni-
turc, clothes and provisions were lost. 1t
caught IN some way from the chimney.
There was barely time for the family to save
themselves and few things before the build
ings were entirely cnycloped in flames. In
sured for 500,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-30
PR0-sLAvERY TlT-BITs.

e.. Inc charleston Standard says When
US rejected that very many Of those who leave
our own state to settle in others take along
win them their Slaves, il is not casv to cs.
Innate what we have lost hy cmipration. or
what we might hav, been. had south Caro-.
llhiHns been satisfied to support only South
aroma u tins emigration is to continue.
as doubtless 1t will continue in a greater or
le's uegrec' can our prosperity be ncreas Sod
TO the measures OF our wishes and homes.
without the advent Of population to occtnv
the places that are made vacant And can
any one indicate the direction whence it is To
come, except through the re-opening Of the
African Slave Trade
The Richmond Eaguirer says of any
Operative local law should exclude Slavery
IRON Kansas, the Federal Government is
hound to remove the restriction. If Ter
TltoriaI legislature were to attempt to abol-
"ish Slavery within the limits of any Terri
tory, it would be the IMPERATIVE duty Of
the fcderal Government to interfere and
protect the securities of property. Slave
property Is thus placed on even sccurer
grOuhd thah any other species OF property.
1t is to be protected in the Territories bv
the arm Of the General Government. as other
property is not.
Mr.. Orr, member Of Congress from South
Carolina, in recently published letter
says The northern democrats aided US
to bring into the Union, Texas, magni
hccnt slayehol1ing tcrrtory-large enough
10 make four slave states, and strengthen
cd us more IN that peculiar interest than
was ever before done by any single act of
the federal government Since then they
have amended very imperfect fugitive
slave law passed in 1893, aud have given
us now law for the recovery Of fugitive
slaves, as stringent as the ingenuity Of
man could devise. Since, they have aided
US by their votes i'll establishing the doc
trine of non-intervention with slavery by
Congress in the territories. Since then
they have actually repealed the Missouri
restriction, opened the territories to settle
ment, and enabled us, if the South will be
true to herself, and aid in peopling Kan
sas, to form another slave state. In ls43
a man woud hare been pronounced insane,
had he Pred,cted that siarery would be intro
duced there by the rtmoral Of Congressional
reSirictiOns.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-30
From a Canadian Paper,l


TnE NATIONAL DEBT.-We think that a
short account of the origin and progress Of
the public debt may at the present time be
both instructive and interesting, and We
therefore suhioin the more prominent epochs,
arranged so that any one may see at a glance
how the national finance stands at the re-
spectve dates
loss. At the accession of Will
liam ILL., the debt was only E664 ,263
100. do. do. Queen
Anne it had reached 1884, 100
III do. do. George |,
it had increased to 81 1898
l727. do. do. George II,
it was only 52,O92, 2S5
1856. At the commencement of
the Seven Years War it was 74,47l,S40
l7t2, Two years after the Access
sion of George Ill, 1t had risen
to lac, 6S2 S44
l775. At the commencement of
the American War it had de-
creased to 35,943, O5l
1888. At the termination of the
American War 23S, 4S4,S7O
1898. At the commencement Of
the French War 233, 73S 600
lsO2. At the Peace Of Amicns 52S, sS9214
1915. At the Peace Of Paris 1922 ,43S
1914. On the 5th Of Januaryit
had been reduced to IIO,92s, OOl
We need not 90 further back than l776,
Just century ago, when the total amount of
public debt was only IA ,siO, The war
commencing at this time, on the question of
the British Colonies in North America cost
us E72, Iii ,004
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~ VII|s ITVHNVTIV NJ VTIC
Mrltes from Mnellnrtnn

In tine House Committee, the minority urged the
admission Of evidence from Brooks and keitt ma lie
upon their honor, but the opinion of the majority
prevailed aud those gentlemen will be subjected to
strict examination and cross examination, under
oath. 1t Is expected 10 prove deliberate rrcmc-
Citation on the part Brooks, and that Edmoud,on,
of Virginia, aud kcitt II South Carolina, a. well
as others were acquainted least two days before.
hand with the designs Of their friend. / UNDER
stand tia, it is admitted by one of the, that Brooks
announced IN their presence, two nj gifts in advance
gifts accomplishment, hi. purpose To- take tie re-
dress of Senator Butler. alleged grievance into his
own hands. Air. BROOKS, I am al-o informed, add
miticd that Mr.. sumner promptly rose IN ,clt-lc.
fence, anI displayed mot the slightest symptom of
quilting, The public sentiment of the city /. al
most united in condemnation of the assault and
especially Of the manner in which IT. was ptrpctrl-
ted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

PROGRESS OF LIBERALISM IN RUSSIA. act OF
grace aad amnesty granted by the Emperor of Rus.
sia on his coronation, appears to have been of a
more credible character than was at first suppos-
cd. After decreeing medal to all persona who,
in the civil or military service, took any part in
the events of the late war; it specifies that special
immuaites are to be granted to those provinces OF
the Empire which bore the brunt of the campaign,
aud next that the entire country is to be exempt
ed from every kind of recruiting or transcription
for four years. Arrears Of taxes amounting to
about So, 100000 are also to be RENTED and the
tax on passports to foreign parts is to be abol-
ished. Next, those criminals who have behav ed
well since their condemnation are to be indulge
with . cessation or communication of punishmeI t,
and finally all state prisoners to have their Let
asviatsd, the majority being entirely restored to
freedom, except that they not to reside in Mos
COW or st. Petersburg. These state prisoners,
moreover, are to regain their rights Of nobility,
both ~ regards themselves and their legitimate
heirs.
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DIED,

Yesterday morning, at O'clock, ANNIE LES.
SEUk, youngest dsug liter of James T. l.. and Mary
Frances Chandler, aged p months. Her funeral will
take place this TUESDAY morning at 10 O'clock from
the resdence OF her grand'a Rev Henry Keeling
on 7th street, nsar CITY Spring
Yesterday afternoon, about o clock, VANDELLIA
A. FORD, second daughter of Caroline and Larkin
r. Ford, the 18th year OF her age The friends OF
the family invited to attend her funeral this af
at o'clock, on the residence of her father
near ths town of Fulton.
On Friday, Oct. 1856, at High Meadow, Henrico
county, in her 2Sth year, Mrs MARY Il. DUKE, wife
of Edwin r. Duke. Mrs Duke became member of
the Methodist church at the age of IL, and from her
Christian virtues and gentle disposition endeared
to her friends and the idol of her relatives aud
devoted husband, who are left to mourn their ire
parable loss. A FRIEND.
Yesterday the 9th ins at the residence of her hus-
band in Goochland county, SARAH ANN, wife OF
John +. Laushton. and nghter of the late John L.
Cook, Of this city, in the 451n year of her age. The
friends and acquaintance of the fsmiiy and of b.
mother, Mrs Elizabeth D. Cook are requested to at
tend her funeral, from the ID Baptist church, this
Tuesday, afternoon at O'clock without further In.
vitatiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMEsIows, fAk'
RIsn master, from New York:
Mrs. Tcttsn aud children, Mrs. Joy. d Z. Marcus,
lady and child, Miss Kate Z. Clark, Miss kai Miss
j. f. Gilbert, Miss Il. e. Jones, Misc Kate vidsi'
Miss Pomroy, H. 9: Leigh. L. Pareason, AnaeIaoa'
w j. Anderson. N. Bradley and lsdy, Mn Barrett,
Mrs NJ. e. Fsyman. Mrs Eaxter. Mis-. Dudley VIM.
s. Bsera LADY, child and nurse, L. Libby MRS. rat
Mrs Is. Wolfe Miss Wolfe, D. D. Smith and lady,
Mrs. Vim. Murphy. n. Osborns. lady, child and
nurse, Miss y. Weston. g. w. Hooks.C ". bsroour'
D. Watson. s. D. Bates, VIM. Csrhart. 7. Johnston,
A. Berry, VIM Ramsey, Fitzpatrick, A.; II
Obenchaiu. 4. R. Parker, G. sibley, N Bradley. W;
w. Ward, W. L Trawit, Geo. Brady, +. Iisne, =
R. r. benedict, r. VALLEY, Jno. Mathews, Jno Shed
dan. Wm. McDermit NJ. vsnhovau, d. n. smtn *
seamsu for ship .Pepperell" Also. from Norfoik-
Jno. Perry, Z. Hamilton. d; s. Walton, 7. Msson'
Jr, !. u. savage. C. u. Whtlock. W broTn'
Gao. Walker N. H. Edwards, Z. T. 6Amirs. nTs'
4. Guy, J T.. Nash, 8. Fletcher, W. Barnes, =. NC
Entee. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

n BY THE recent fire at the Richmond HOUSE,
Mis- HANNAH RING is heavy sufferer. For years
this most worthy lady has toied with incessant in
dustry, and had made bat little more than a support
for her agsd mother her sisters and herself. This
little she forced to invest furniture to keep up
her house, and in the FIRE this furriture has either
been burned seriously injursd that it il but little
better than If it had been. She had Just been pre-
pairing for ths Fair and she finds herself only
not prepared for that occasion, but worse cd than
she was when, aone years SINCE she undertook that
most tying and thankless Of vocstions the keeping
Of q Boarding HoCss. When man meets with mis-
fortune and loses his property the field to him is
wide, and with his strong arm he can work his way
at least TO independence if not to fortune 1t is not
20 with The field for her is limited, and its
pursuits few. She is excluded from the bold strus
giles and competitions of life, and even her msfor-
tunes are unobti usive We know no stronger in.
stance of life of patient and enduring toll for
honest livelihood than tina; of the lady Of whose
we have, without her knowledge, ventured to put in
this paragraph and her msortunes certainly entite
her to that degree of sympathy which should take
some material aud active form. Any evidences of
such sympathy, if left at the Dispatch Office will
| have the proper destination.
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News from kunsas.-The Free stste Pris.
oners Committed for Trial.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 4, 1856 "A letter to the Repub-
Gcan from Gov. Geary. dated the Goth ult says
that United States troops will be stationed at points
where troubles are anticipated during the coming
election, and that any interference with the legiti
mate exercise Of suffrage will be punished with the
utmost severity Mr.. Whitfield is the pro slavery
candidate for Congress.
letter to the Democrat, dated the Path. says
that the free State prisoners had been examined
before Judge Cato, and committed for trial at the
A pril term of the Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

~ DRISCOLI3 BALM or THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Is cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Drnrifce and Cosmatic that ever the art
of. applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth healing the gums and mparting fragrance and
sweetness to otherwise offensive BREATH which too
frequently exists, without the PERSONS knowledge
For sale in Richmond by r. DUQUESNE, Main
sfresf aud by Drugeista nsrallY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

UNION AGRICULTURAL FAlR-The citizens of
Petersburg held m Getting Saturday evening to
take steps to ensue the holding of the Virginia and
North Carolina Union Agricultural Society's an.
nusi Fair In that city. The sum required is 81.
200. and $3.50 has been raised. The public may
very certainly calculate on = fair in Petersburg,
now that the citizens have taken the matter in
hand
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Business Of the Western Railroad

CHICAGO, October 4, 1856 The receipts of the
Rock Island Railroad Company for September were
e2l3, 55e; for the same month last year they were
SAL 100 The receipts of the Galena Union Rail
road Company for September were 1886. 239; for
the same month last year they were 1921 ,320 -
The receipts of the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany for September were $3.50, for the same
month last year they were Sl609o0 The sales of
lands for September amounted to Sc 064 1876
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The ninth annual ex
hibition of the Maryland State Agricultural Socie
ty will commence on Tuesday, the 2lst, and con
tinue until Friday, the cath, within the enclosure
near Baltimore
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Collision ut sea.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6-The schooner Arab,
Pence, Fairfield N. G., for New York. WAS run
into yesterday off Squxm Beach, and cut down to
the waters edge. She was towed up to this city.
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Arrest of Supposed lsIurderers.

ALBANY, Oct 4, lS5G.-Kiernan and Kearney,
charged with the kng of Mr. Carroll on Arbor
Hill, in this city, Sunday last, were brought
here this morning by the police, and committed on
the warrant of the Coroner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

CTEAfl KEFiNED CANDlES.--Thefe is
y an old saying, that what everybody says must be
true; and it's notorious that every ons VINO tries
pronounce them by far superior to any Other they
ever saw, aud this accounts for the large quantity
selling, both wholesale and retsi Gail ana ex'
anime and leave your orders early to ensure their
being filled in sime sell it much faster than we
LOUIS J. BOSSILUX,
Steam Candy Manufactured.
oct No. l07, Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

DEAD.-Mendioia, the old guide who piloted
General Taylor through his campaign into Mexico
p 10 the battle of Bueha Vista, died in Mercer
valley, Texas, few days since, at the advanced
ara of 90 wears
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

MONDAY EVENING, October 9th,
And every evening during the week will be present
ed the THRILLING, romantic French Drama, entitled
THE SEAUF ICE; OR
a. A M others Prayer.
This Spectacular Drama will be produced in sly lie
of nagnifcsnce selfom witnessed. Gorgeous sceae-
ry. wonderful machinery, new COSTUMES and appoint
ments and its original chafacterstic music, renders
this tina Interesting Drama presented 70 the
citizens Of Richmond.
Don Carlos. ......................Mr G. Booiace
Can't De Lascours ....,..................E Adams
barabas. j. JeneIson
mouOc. JhCA
OZ0rtd.. IA - bcSHA
Mad. Dc Thsrluge. MIS- Muxzy
ADMISSION-Dress Circle aud Parquette, SO cts
tno extra charge for reserved sestsl "a Tier Boxes
rs cts ; Galleries 50 and 25 cts
EV Box Office open from to O'Clock.
a. Doors open at 7; Overture commences at quar-.
tar before O'Clock precisely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

BRIsroL.-This thriving little village, the termi
nus of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, is
located partly in Virginia and partly in Tennes-
ses--the State line running through tie main
street. 1t contains about one hundred aud twenty
buildings. mostly of brick, and about seven hun
dred inhabitants. The largest public house-the
Magnolia Hotels of wood, on this side of the
line, aud owned by the proprietors of the Mont
gomsry White Sulphur Springs. The Railroad
Company have . handsome brick depot already
finished, aud very large semi circular shaped on.
CINE and Car house of the same material now un
der way. The main body of the embryo city is
built on what was formerly known as Kings Mea.
dow, (being on the farm of parson King, of that
ik) Most OF the land near the town on either side
is owned by the Rev MIR. King and Col Goodson.
Tennessee Bristol is in Sullivan county. The Vir-
ginia moiety is in Washington county, and distant
from Richmond about three hundred and fifty miIes
by railroad. The post Office is ON the other side OF
the border.
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EsROHI ONE OF THE FIkST PHYsI
Il CLANS IN VIRGINIA.

MokGANfowk, VA, April /, 1875.
Dr. !. Scott-Dear Sir: Having used your Lini.
having prsscribed IL to others trust bear e. sinonv
to ts decided supehority every other External
application In Rheumatism. Sore Throat, Pains In
one case of Bronchitis wherein its IN
IKE charm feel hsppy to bs able 10 recommend
u from experiences, and 70 tender to you my graft
tods ior IL wcrderini shect on my breast.
Respectfully youn, kc.
.n., D. q. C. okELLY, n. D.
All the above Medicines for sais by Pureeil. LsAa
I Co, and Alex DavaL Richmnnd oc7
I ADlKsS NEW sTYLK DRESS GOODS.
- OF THG LATEST lhPo1rATI0NS.--Op en-
handsoms stripes and plan Silks new styls printed
Csshmsrss Omsse F!eseh De I1aines; Psds PoplIa;
Bsysdisr Robes Fiouucad six kobes; 6ta n GhaUla
Fonte1 Taamaa The attsntinn az the lsaies q moee
Seapeotfuiiy collected C. A. 0WATKlM
esv oppeats Exsheaas Dssk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

EFFECT OF DRouGHT.-The scarcity Of rain
throughout the whole of the Piedmont, Virginia
district, has much retarded the wheat sowing, and
In most places the land is hard and dry that the
faliow crop for next year " III be materially dimin
iehed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

voRr ~ kICHnOND. October 9.

ssss wATsa fsIs pAy ~ 1tA oeLooh
ARRIVED.
Str. msiip Jamestown, Parrish. New York, Udse
and rasssngers, Ludixm 4 Wst4on
Steamer Beividsrs, Pritchett, Baltimore, mozs,
Ludiam watson 81.
BARK Pilst- fish, Heysr, New York, bay, Dunlop
schr Jouas aparha $3.50, guaao, Fry sons.
Schr Edwin, Creighton, baltimore, clay, Davie
Par =
WORKMAN & Co.
Schr Cicero - Philadelphia, coal. ,
Bteanlship virginia, Rooms Phiisdeiphfs, mczs sno
pa uengers, n L futile. 81
SAILED,
Steamship City Of Richmond. kitehef, Phiisdef'
phia n,dxs and passengers, h Il futile.
Schr Time, -, down the river, u6nt.
CLEARED,
Ship Peppsrell, Jordan. for London, soz hnds, "
tiercss and tisrces snd boxes tobacco, BY Palmer
4 Cloptou. <6 8sa
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Tile kxnecred Duel.

Roger A. Pryor of RiehIaond, ara now near this
city, and are probably st Bladensburg The po'
lice are actively engaged ia search OF them. Ar
rangements are being kept very close.
WASHINGTON. 8 p. Nothing yet from the
duelists. A policeman from Richmond Is here,
supposed for the purpose of arrresting one OF the
parties.
ISECOED DfsPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Messrs. Pryor and Bolts
are secreted in the city. The meeting ia arranged
for Tomorrow
THIRD DISPATCH
WASHINGTON, Oct 6-9 p. M-The meeting
between Messrs Pryor and Bolts is arranged for
sunrise to morrow morning. One or both parties
have left the city The police appear to be fully
advised Of all their movements, and will be on the
spot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

- FOX KkNT..A Brick Dwelling
II house, with brick kitchen-ail the usual out
- house; gas and hydrant in complete order; sit
usted Sd street, between Clay and Leigh streets
Possession given on the let day Of November and if
required, could be obi ,ned sooner frsm the Rev.
A. NJ. Poirdexter, the present occupant. For fur
thef information, apply to Mr.. Thomas Nimmo, at
Ms:srs. James Woodhouse Co.'s store, No. iS9
N lain street.
&C 7-3ts q M NIMMn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

Col Magruder, u. 8. Army. was in San Antonio,
Texas, at last accounts, and was enjoying fine
health
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-07

- TALAYEkA FOR sALk, LEASE,
OR RENT. = This delightful residence anu
- Market Garden situated about one mile fsom
Richmond, and just beyondthe Baptist College, is nuw
offered for sale, rent lease The houses are large
and CONNEXIONS, and in good repair. 1t is situated
water and everything OIL the premises necessary for
comfort and convenience. Possession given lst jan
uary next Apply to DR. w. GlBBON CARTER, at
to Mrs. ELIZA r TALLEY Grace, between Jetfsr.
son and Adame st reefe 90 7-dtr