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u YNCHBU RG COI.LEGE.-rh,,,,on ,n,u,, 90,

II INCHBI RG COLLEG E.-The second annual session
IL OF us Institute will Monday In So
,snner next IL expected that, time Col.r
nov IN progvss OF ereciun. ui be
Tue oaion OF TIE Institution.
one OF the most eligible In the cour,- on IN
seon as thorough that Of Coge country In al
alton W. complete Classical cours. the dreorv f
me college have established School Of for Instruction M.
branches OF practical Engineering and Architecture
me college already furnished with
CANT apparatus, adapted full illustration detartm,n
Shernisiiy Mathematics and Natural Philosophy Lhray Of
standard Works has also been purchased which eond
erao additions will be made during the coming Collegiate wear
Inc young men who's Parents Guardians
sanEsd into Military having proper uniform and prss
syd IN daily manual and dril.
rsSsES-Tuiton for Annual Session months In the Col
esiats Department tin the Preparatory Board o. p-r
~s Nashns " p month fuel rts tis per session
ttoxn,s Of ne Institution sid,sslas R.v
Sanpa X. Cox, President, Lyurfbury, Va 49,
FACULTY
hsv SlssH Cox Predsn Professor Of Mental Moral
- N ''e"@s' SUI N'''-
Literature 'N
JlNEs MrSFEE Graduate " Institute Professor OMAN.
euAes ind Material Sccnce. n The School o. Designs
SANtti GastaNn, ~, Professor Of Coisutu onai Las
y y LANsHoENE, VI ID Professor o. Anatomy and Physoogv
Gtstrrf ApotSU sEroS L. D. Modern LaSsus.
Es B ss!s; Graduate 0fv n Institute.
20. associate Principals = Grammar schcoi
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DTeIsE:p.. p, ~. :, AND ..orTg,srAas sUT.
~ corner Pearl add Carr
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BURR A. ETTENCER

CARY SEHEET.
-NENT DOOR RELOW THE CITY GAS WORKS.
MANCFACiIh ~ steam Engines, Circular saw Mrla ~
AVH Tobacco Presses and FIXTURES Machinery for 49,
dr and saw Wills, also Tor Gold and Coal Mines,
warranted equal O any. '- "1
Ger. 49, -eN'NS'
s,ti = ,Ohsii.d Il ON "a IN before buying
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oPFIoE RICHMOND F1RE Assoc1ArIoN

June 18th, ics6.
AOTICE.-On Aer no charge viii !. made Tor
~ Fire and Marine Policies issued by Company.
by order Of the Beard Of Directors.
JSo ~ BosHER. sre,y I.ise,s
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CARRIAGES! CARlfIAGES!I
ALfRED KING, esS-Es--
SAASA MANUFACTURE, oSK SQUARE,
IkASELtN
AZ on hand large Assortment quality, and
tonabe Styles, Coaches,
Tops. 49, ~ '- -'~''N'
have also Repository large assortment Of Northern
Carriages manufactured by the approved makers ranging
ron 'n ghi style OF no TOP Buggy 10 The
those IN want Of carriages will nnd their call ard
my soek As am determined to sell the
ole e'Ins se26
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CAPITAL, seoo,ooou

NEW APOTHECARY STORE.
RICHARD n. MEADE, T RoBERrs BkKrR
PhlAdepliz of
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UfOH sALE-A VALUABLE ESTATE IN ROANOKE co
~ VA, MAR BONsACKS DFPOT on TffE VIRGINIA Avn
InSNEsA RAiLROADN having Elected public sale q thu,
part Of estate advertised h cold June i6
Scr a private sale either In whole part,
vii doubtless insure purchaser.
rhose disposed purchase f,v ros
Cd 10 view ne -
rst portion Of 55 aeres o. vhh 40 acres
ee cleared and Us In original
toos mostly the finest tobacco land, NE wood
laod y ~ N| ~ W. ~
Iortsrns appy g. MeClanahAn Alfred James Of Ros
nos o 70 hcssrs GonnU AFrEEsoS, sub.crber
Jsso-savqm FLEnSG JAMES
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.,s ~ auho'fcd 70 ,en e Yarn Which Mr. Rehsrd
Iesies, on Vie south side 81 WILLIAMSBURG road Ave
miles below Richmond containing les sc.. on vbeb ia 80, 80
osn ossnee IN wood The improvements fucept Or ihs
soooluon moderate sued family consng N an excellent
Wn nv rooms. god vel o. water, srE barn stable &C.
70 purchase, requested 10 view De
dating. - - - "a'-"s ietms Aeeouno
Jyfs-2aw2s Il. ooDDfy AppfRaoN
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oopDIN a ApPtRsoN,

NvCE,-Msh have sil on hand very lsrT, s.,rtuen, Of
In Italian Coh aud Alpaccs Coats together
faho And vests OF description, wheh the ssssoo
savsneing snd oar stock being all nncsonv los
gyt' No Matn
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sE1G TIE AHT OF pYEING HUMAN

m THE ART EING HUMAN
w. HAIR l, but inpereety understood by those
who make the greatest The popular
p-s OF u day may Tor the ,s color the hair but
tArnsied
boge Electric Hair Dye void properties
Instantly dyes the hair beautiful brown which
oeithef Sunshine
assurance douby sure his authorised refund
nsy the most perfect satisfaction Price
snd 90 case Inventor, W Boyle Boston, and sold by
Druggists everywhere.
ARE YOU GETTING BALD
Is hair
kers and iaoustAchesf Your
Your head TO b. COOL comfortable and free Of
are your children 10 have uxurant heads
ftrin which In It's
Prices % ~ IS and $3.50
Cyheria stands unrtvad
ntyng hs conplexion Price 50 Inventor proprietor
bodLE, Boston and sold by Druggists everywhere
ft4-- ri
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ion hs friends and the pablo generally, an
once AZ ne coal yard The Petersburg Of s
shove Coal and prepared to supply them during the
90 A. may be wanted Tor cash time
lie TO pay particular orders delivery
Of the coal
~ 39-co2w NytftrrNn
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RARn ON UNION HILL,

,HN hIUIf FUNU FOK bALEThe FlbscribeTa auhorl-
70 ,s' mat beautiful Yarn IN The occupancy 81 Mr. Henry
W ys oonsnng 10 acres situated the New Bridge rosd
e sas o. behmoud, adjoining the lands Peot ana
9sI The house has 0roous handsomely finished
House 49, -'''''' D-'"' o'ao' Ahu ice
disposed 70 purchase respectfully requested 10 view
Jyi0-2awim W. aanDtv A .eyrpso,,
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~ -, -,,,1 ,ll.i ulll w roNnA'
POMIIATAN HOIsE.


u leased BY JNO W. FRENCH and Or J. ALBERT MAYO fis
Of PoVhaian county, opened Monday Ih Instant Tor
III. accommodation Of the travelling public boarSers
h ne Intention Of the Propsors keep Hotel
and no pan VII he spared their soourn
who may favor them With their patronage pleasant agreeable
2. sAsrsox CLERK - ''P''''''''
Joe ". PiERcE, 10 the Bar ivet-9.wtr,
" Enquirer please copy and bin to p H. "
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VTNHE sTAFF OF LIFE.-Tb, uoa,r.lrn,a T,.l..ell.1

'UNE SEAff OF IIFE.-The undersigned restecttuuv
Informs The citizens Of Richmond thai he has ress,e b. ~
ohsrge % the practical branch o. he business nov
py. ~, e9soinss With Az sree o. FAMILY JOAP BREAD k
gey ~ which, hs daers hs. BE- surpassed Pro an
Ance of thirty Including prpcIp,
saser ~ NE Aston House. New ronas
we henton Of the public 10 NE BhslD RnLLs,
&C. mekng this occasion 70 thank the Richmond Tor
en- Peironage during the last hrve yesrs he you'd
10 s'e' . continuance q pas" favors. JAMES ADAM,
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"tn ~ ~ S S9Ia aAIR DYE.

hAHRISoA'S coli MIRIAM HAIR DYE.
SIR ENLARGED-STYLE IMPROVED.
II has dourle the qnsutity and strength oth-
IL gives perfectly natural color.
IL eoors every shade from light brown 10 Jet black.
Its easy and rapid.
IL u perfectly harmless o tie skin.
lts eject y instantaneous and
II 10 the best quickest, chedpe ,rsr mad,
81 Directions for box. -
PRICE, o. 81 o. 80; I g. as
Entered according to the wear iss5 hx
N ne Cer Oriee Of the District T. =
Tor the "a tern District OF Penn
,9r sac o ...- ALEX DCYAI, Richmond, Va.
APoLLos W. HARRISON, 10 south street
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~ CttOLEHA.-AO Certain Cure for this disease
may be found In the use Of PERRY DAVIS yEGErA-
NJ HOILOwAY,s OINTnENT.-The Ore,

ss ~ ~ AZ men I@plrnes In The blood
9auons bois Ae this potent preparation only
sha remedy sod at the No Maiden
New York and No 2tf Stand London all dngxls Al
o2He, aud 81 pot. iy2e-iW
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9-S i9r al. Ihs farm which reside, containing SEVEN
HUNDRED ACRss Of thu improved faiu IN he
county Of Cnper The BUILDINGS new eonYrnisp and
handsome II lies within miles
Railroad and within Of the
present. Of Eheat VIII $3.50 bushels am
~Ng 10 take part or he rAs GOHRf servants, which
ISN'T Tor nay ORR Ny depot and post BrGady So.
ind slw
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n tV,ssOmeE,D, SILK have SIN on han
VII al, =, e voorso s hsnus' sorh tio to tb which
clote dyies " y '''' e4'''V cheap
Bargains 10 all style, Of Fancy Good, viii BE- offered Il, s.,
purchasers, AZ the Cash store. " " '''s''a'
JysO cuRtsrtaH Il. t.r,,,o,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10
JUDGE THOMPSON'S CHARGE.

We take the earliest occasion to thank Judg'
Thompson for the lucid and very able charge from
the Bench which we now publish, especially for th'
enlightenment of Botts and to warn all abolltonis
at heart in the State that there is such thing q.
Treason to Virginia we'll to the UnitedSlaes.-
We have heard that Bolts got lcence d" era
TIA in order that he might get marriage cence. lie
never practiced law because he never studied it ol
any thing else; and he has failed in every thing he
ever undertook. He has lost al every game and in
every race of life His ignorance may mslcad some
of his dupes whose rights to vote for and advocate
the election of Fremont he proclailus This luminous
charge from all able Judge will warn all:
lst. That treason to tho States extends much be-
yond treason to the United States.
2nd That there are other offences besides treason
in respect to slave property, for which cuprits may
be indicted and fined and imprisoned.
;}rdly. The m0ralr of instigating such sentiments
and acts, as the advocacy Of Frenonts election in
wolves, is not only portrayed in the abstract but
legal application is defined. How could man in
Virginia advocate, by writing, speaking, publishing,
and voting for, the election of Fremont, on the cx-
,reme issues against slavery Of Black Republicans
and escape violation Of our lawsl Yet Bolts pro.
claims that all free to do He and his follow
ers had be,er read this opinion Of Judge Thompson
which we proud say puts Judge l. high upon the
roll of murasts, statesmen and ursts. 1t was OBJ
volsy hastily prepared for the press, and We hope lie
will revise and correct and publish it in pamphlet
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,cunOND ENQUIRER,
rhE srMrwxExLy, AND WEEKLY,
rrpl'>sspu >au,r. PRYOR 4 DUNNAvANT.
TE. K MS:

seven dollars per annum, and at the
-, nsFt 81. !, ,sSrn for shorter period than one
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S,cI 49, - RENTED ~ na'' p's'P"''' " ''>
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~ y, rNCVlRER IN the Southern S,uSsi tHe
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fAfAh, N"T WIZ S,,n Weekly editions: ,..- oe ~.
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FARM FOR SALE.

II OFFER for sale my estnte called White Bank, ~
il ing on the Mattaponi river in King William county,
abol: one mile from the Courthouse White Bank Is at
the head Of steamboat and opposite the village
Of Wakerton from which place boat runs regularly to
Norfolk and its facilities shipping grain are unvalcd
contains by survey 65l about 33O OF which are IN
and have thoroughly marled from cXtcn
heavily tmbcred aud offers great Inducements for cut
i'm cord wood ior which cash be obtained "n the
banks Of the river The mari banks easy OF ncccss
and contain an ncxhRustibe supply of the best deco-
posed cacarcous Inar which yields, by analysis between
20 aud 20 per oi nearly pure lime The buildings
consist OF dwelling house sufficient Tor the aeesmmooh'
lion of large family barps stablcs quarters &c. and are
all u good repair some OF them having been recently
bull, The land has been workedor upwards OF ten years
on the FIVE field system and 10 i'll high state oi improve
meut.
Possession will be given In the fall time 10 seed acrop
of wheat For further particulars address the subscriber
at ftna post.osice, Hanover county, Virginia
Mav aEctf JOHN COOKE
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

III
xvyUrREaS IN, Governor OF this Commoh~ea''i' ~
w lived Information the 2ls Instant from tne
The House OF Representatives th VACANCY
me representation from this state IN the
ipi:ei states. cccasoned by the death oil thomas
lu RsyIr member said House, ior the S
81 ni the cuuu,;es OF Midlcscx Westinofe'ah9 heH
sfsi Essex Northumberland King and Queen. isneas
j,e- gloucester Mathews. James 'hy, ne" ,.c ,o'
,y,,E Elizabeth C!:y, Northampton snd Accoinac TO-
,as4r with the City Of williamsburg:
Nx therefore HENRY \. WISE 'ovcrno, o. ''r
.,,nouwcal;h have thought proper 10 "irect ~"
ISr.-,s u, the said Counties, uGd the S"iSesit vi t
-y o, " Ia,nslurs caus. mn election 20 ne '' III a.
linz 70 ayv on Tie Tuesday after the hrrt 'hdAy toe
IN. fourth day OF November next I" supply '''
les aforesaid =, ,,,,, -, tho Courr.
.e al se,t counties and city are required tn meet u
Cnr, house Of the county 81 MiddeeeX II MAKE tncli
80; On III. hI;ccI; day after the said i"urh day oil
Crsu under my hand Governor. aud under Inc ICES
I -cal of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, THIS
H. : ID Jay July, A. ID. leoo, and Ia the sls year ="
l :, crorw"nnh HENRY A. WISE.
l Er :tc Governor GEoRGE W. MuSroRp. Secretary o.
L., I,m,,orwc,l,h July 2+-ctde
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| Correspondence Of hr Richmond Enquirer.

ASTORIA, IL. ~ Oct. I'd, lSbG.
never felt so proud rs at present in being Nir.
ginia States Rights Democrat. write thus in con.
sequence of the warm and unqualified commonda'
tions | hear every where bestowed upon the truly
able, eloquent and masterly speeches of two OF Vir-
gins's eminent sons-Senator Hunter at the monster
mass meeting at Poughkoepsie, on Wednesday, and
Ex-Governor Floyd iu front of the Merchants Ex'
change, yesterday
ENGAGEMENTS deprived me Of the pleasure of hear
ing the massive and overwhelming appeal OF Senator
Hunter but learn from various sources that 1t was
most cordially received by the many thousands OF
noble Democrats who rallied enthusiastically on that
OCCASION In its conservatives raernal, catholic So
lid, truthful and unanswerabls views how noby does
it contrast with the narrow sectional, dIsorganMng
snccrh of Seward delivered in Detroit yesterday and
nublished in this mornings Times! But tn" speech
will best speak its own merits and will win new lrl-
r.ls for the young and distinguished Senator from
Virginia. go
had the happiness of hearing Gov Floyd ycstcr.
day and well and ably did he discharge his honorable
And responsible task. For more than two hours
stood in the midst of the dense crowd that filled Wall
.. rect listening with delight tn the stirrgly eloquent
words of the SPEAKER, aud particularly to the enhu
,astic shouts of the immense audience, as they re-
aponded to his sage counsel and anlnatg appeals n'
| tho Constitution and the Union. The Rsseinbagt
| was much larger than the one which listened to the
abolition Speaker Banks week beforehand the IN
| terest manifested greatly more intense. doubt whe'
hcr there WAS ever collected together popular meet
Ing that contained more intellect wealth anu coihner
cia and industrial enterprise. The very existence "i
the country was in danger and they stepped forward
TO throw their great moral influence on the side oi the
Constitution and Union. When Gov. Floyd con-
cudet and while The vast crowd were 'sperSlnS al
ter having returned him thanks in ihunders OF mp
piause heard venerable merchants say wan glow
ing pride, 'the Republic IL safe. And vrrlIy oe'
lieye that this mighty demonstration at The TX
change taken in connection with the speeches n Se-
natur Hunter and other Southern speakers will go far
to awaken public alteation will clear The Northern
vision of much of its Ignorance OF the true state "t
The case at the South, and will aid materially III
achieving victory of Truth and Right in November
next. feel now more confident than ever that the
vote of New York will be thrown for buchanan and
the Union. In this Democratic county tQuecns) |
| have mingled much with the people. OurirIcnds ure
in very high spirits and will give noble account OF
| themselves.
Although much occupied, to-day, could not resist
the temptation of dropping the Enquirer hasty line,
in Justice to our eminent citizens, Hunter and Floyd
and great and glorious cause-which is onward
| and s bound to succeed. w. +. K.
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:I,iS0 SI-PERCEDED

yNnE UNDERSIGNED located at Fishersvi!le Angus
county, Virginia are prepared 70 iurhish .nc seiy
ar,,c!c ci PURE LIME" burned on the most a,
proved TEomHsiom piau. containing more OF us olSiha
properties than Amy uh"r Lime burned III the Stato anu
less cost which viii cnsbic the farmer to improve Ms
exhausted lands cheaper than hc has heretofore had an
pportuniy OF doing WepropoSs TO deliver on Tie cars
This place. Stacked LINE cents per bushe, or
CArSTIC LINE At Ore Shilling ger bushel, when used
o' agricultural purposes The hbersy OF the virginia
Central Rail Road Company has SO much reduced the
", this article 10 enable all 10 use 1t ut trlng
.xp"nte when compared with Guano. All must and VIII
!!t that while the Oneis only TEMPORARY the other Is
APESMAsESr imp.Ovcr of III. soil
For agricultural purposes II is thrown in the cars ioosc'
srn: the farmer ;he Of barrelins Tothe Mechanic
"" can confidently recommend Lime As being cgual
rensh yield aud whiieness TO any in the world oar
Line put up Iierces full size and warranted, al w
r-n. per w the kins. IL equal why not use II IN
preference" 90 Yankee lrnct .
Rates OF charges Lime by the Virginia Central Raii
Company per Car Lohd of Six Tons loose or In bar.
:r Richmond so; Atees, Sis Peaks, Hanover Court
aoI.e. and W!cknan's, Sl6 Juuction, Sl5 Huelet
soes and And"rsons SIS Frederick Hail. Bunipas and
:tsTer Dm Sl:i Louisa Court House, and Tolersvie,
Eti; Teyl.ians SiO (iordonsville Lndsays, and Cold
Nan S- kcswck and Shadwe ST. Charlottesville, 9 80;
oodslc. McachuIns River and Greenwood Tunnel, Co.
AGENTS.
! W. 7 MINOR & BROS, for Albemarle county.
W II. MANN Gurdons villc and the Depot Agents from
ah!e % Richmond authorized agents 10 receive
1o'ic;s tUt line
4 ~ BtTLER & CO. of Richmond for that place:
'uy 2-c :ili 2i,h Oct BROWN g. NORRIS
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FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR

UTAvlNC removed to Richmond. I offer for sale. my
Ill Farm lying in tho county OF Charles CITY, to :!
mile. from the James River and ~ miles from the city Of
Richmond and containing $40 acres about one hall clear
ed producing well and rapidly improving urdcr the use
all necessary ouhouses nearly Also. exccilcn.
Garden and Orchard. The Farm could be very c"nvc
nrntly divided ntotwo continuing 3Ou aud the other
2iO acres Persons wishing purchase Farm in the
productive and rapidly improving portion OF Virginia
would do well to examine this property, as am disposed
TO sell on lheraland accommodating terms
The over,eer, my brother living adjoining will show
the Farm 10 any one wishing 20 purchase.
Address DIR. o a. CRENSfIAW,
h,ncu u-c,f BOX No 374 Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10

OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
Il Bernard This plantation lies on the James River IN
the county OF Goochland, immediately above Maidcns
Adventure dam and within twenty eight miles of Rich.
rnond 1t contains seven hundred snd thirty acres.
OF which James River low grounds
of the best quality, thirty.hve acres are creek low
grounds and the remainder is Beaver dam creek red
land There is on the place good dwelling.housc
beautiful se aud all necessary out'houses and 6oth the
is in Il high state of cultivation.
will sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists u horses mules CATTLE lnciu-
ding iich cows; and the farming utensils ARE, the most
oi them, new, and all of them sood-"nd there are
enough both of stock and farming utensils, ior the mo
rough cultivation Of the plantation.
The terms Of sale as to the payments Will be made
vsry much to suit the purchaser.
SIR james NJ Payne, my manager. living on Tie place.
will show property to my person desiring to examine
it. My address is w sshington, d e..
Muv IT-c,f NJ NJ. PAYNE.
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MONROE SPRINGS rUh >A...

I OFFER for sale tho MONROE SPRINGS, to- 11.sfeE
Ccther with all appurtenances, consisting OF an t"8
ample supply of Beds, Bedding. Household and -
Kitchen Furpture; ALSO Crockery, Cutlery, etc The
Springs are situated in the Northeastern part Monroe
county As mile of the Mobile and Girard railroad
and the same distance from the Mobile stage line Inc
tract belonging the Springs contains 5ao acres OF No
creek land The growth 10 hickory white OAK red OAK pop
sweet gum mulberry eu holly Spanish oak; with un'
dergrowth of stink bush .umach ana other un
Gergro~th indicating rich soil About l.O acres OF the
above lands in high state OF cultivation and VIII pro
duce 1900 to pounds of cotton to the acre The build
inps are in good condition. with large and commodous
Hotel and winter residence tor family; also, TenPin
Alley Billiard Room and Table, Bath House, two Ball
Rooms one OF which is fifty yards distant from the
hotel Also roomy Stables together with Corn Cribs
Negro Houses In fact there is nothing wanting to
make this Of the desirable watering places nthe
South the stands in high repute any In the
State Testimonials of the fact be produced II re.
qurcd. go
| will sell the place the following terms Ten dollars
per acre-one fourth cash. the balance in three annual
payments with notes and approved security or mort
gage of the place.
Any person wshing engage in business of the kind
would do we'll TO examine these Springs rs the business
could be comnehced without amy outlay save for groce-
rie there ample supply of things necessary for
hotel business Any number Of sheep can be had al Sl
beef ut cents turkeys at IS cents, chickens at 2
cents cggs 10 per dozen. butter 1t l5 cents
For further particulars apply TO &. f. Haynes Esq Ga
zet,e Office, Cahaba, Alabama, or myself at the Springs
June e-6m ENGLISH, Trustee.