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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-14

TALLMAN e. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Akinson's block, Second Street., BE-
frozen Brady and Main.
OFFER for sale the following vaiua . Real ~.
city Property In Davenport.
l. House and lot on Third Street near the corner .
3. siI lots on the south west corner Of po.rsA ssd
). siI lots At North davenport, betw con Psrry and
Rock Island Streets.
An the above lois are we'll situated and ia parts Of
the city most rapidly improving and will b soad %
Farming Lands in johnson County.
ST Of S. Ed s. % T. 20 y. Ranges vea 90 seres.
\ r. { of s:t T. Il !. 81 ). 81 Z = T. s. Rang. ss ~. = : g ss:...
The above lands are 81 on the line Of the nilnssd
from Davenport 10 IowaCity.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acfes Of prairie and ninety scYes Of
timber land near Elvira P. o, seven miles from Ly.
on., Cliaton Co., near he Railroad; all eAsios land,
The above property will be sold on liberal credit.
Scott County.
improved farm one mile and . half from Prince
ton. Sixty acrss n,,s rate land, Veil Improved viii
Hoveshiek County.
Two hundred and any acres nne prairie land two
mile: north Of Monsszun'a the county ssas.
Men 1850" a.... ..
100 acres unimProved landtvo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnleost, ten niles from
Davenport, we'll watered.
100 acres Eve miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Hear Davenport.
One and one-half mlos from Court House On he
blu6, with superb views Of river and mnouadhg
country. A smali farm Of Is acres under he hishe3
ststs Of cultivation and veil supplied With frlis
trees. The MOST beaaafai lasd IN - viciaiiy . me-
ely.
Seven miles iron Davsapert,
Alarm efe0 acre., - as1es saittvacoa, % Of tim.
Der. Anever AilfnG stseaA Uas tArosoA H. VIII
sesold very cheap.
0 FEAR Va1eott,
90 Acres Of cAoics prairie at . barxsin-
At ueytA DsveaperN
beautiful i've axs lot.
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9aro part.
II. CLOSE g. CO.'S. COLUMN

i. SliNItJu w OAAO WY
| WE are now prepared To Offer dsalen asd con-
w sumers alsrgr stock Of Heavy and Shell HARD
ware, upon terms aud piices which cannot fai 70 SUI.
We propose In this column 10 keep our cuaosefs
posted up In hardware matters and Invite calls from
our friends who desire fair dealing.
+ or cash we. propose 10 sell at 4 small advance
1000 kegs Nsils. Call soon for bargains IN Nails
T.. CLOSE 4 co.
E,IRE King Safes the only gea.ias kind for sale
l. cheap BY 7. CLOSE b co.
IRON ofaii sizes for sale low al
y T. CLOSE q cos.
IRON Axles, Thimbis Skeins aud Springs, at
Il r. CLOSE Z co.'s.
C.asssrEKs' Tools Of sys cYLo Sssst Z co,s Tor
i low at T. CLOSE & Co's.
DUMPS, Force Lining and Chain Ps%p' fo5 ssls a.
LIGHTNING Rod'snd In'g!atSf. tss sale c 2,
T A Pipe of'n sizes from Z I. sI sass' : ;et CO.'S ssls at
5OToss Fence Wire f0r''ls es cn,: = & co.'s.
GARDEN Tool. Of evsry dssetP.,sn =. co,s
GUNS. Rife and Pistols, best quality for 81. .n,s lev
Groves and T1aware which viii Be scld cheap neal at
MOVES Portable Gri.s Mills. co,s
T EATHER Bsl,ius all sizes At
BACKING, Hemp and Rubber f.. So ale = co.'s
RLAcKsMITH's Tools, Bellows, Aavils, Ham
II mev, for sale low At 7. CLOSE d o's.
RoPE-Manilla. d Hemp, ali .i.s:s. co,s
EsGiSE;,. e., and Signal on fo c ~: y th so o.sr'l
cav Mandrels of all sizes from 1 inch % 2 il: for
y sale at T. CLOSE 4 0's.
Earmsrs vii! ind the best assortment Of Ames' and
I other make Of sho yels, Spades, Scoops, Hoes,
Forks, Ac.,st T. CLOSE & co.'s.
CHsA ..s.s .b ass, OK q Binding T;Is 8 H = Co.'S snd
HoRN Shelters and Hay Cutters 70 sale low At
" T. o & CO.'S.
lou 7. CLOSE 4 co's.
100do scythe snsshs, best Pa,tsra,.t
TURNER'S Stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
i and Zinc, for sale 1t +. CLOSE e. cos.
SADDLERY and Coach Trimmings at very low
- prices, At 7. CLOSE & CO's.
XXYHITE Lead In oil, T. Close and Co. Brand,
w Justreceived, warranted the best In market.
at r. CLOSE & co.'s.
T INsEEDO OIL by the barrel or gallon Al
IL I. CLOSE & co.'s.
CASH. Glass and Putty at low prices at
y CLOSE & co.'s.
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MirNgO

TIME subscribers a. their Steam Planning Mil In
/ Moline, Ills, have just purchased . large guam.
liiy OF Chicago Lumber, and have made arrange.
ments to supply the demand, which hey will sell =,
wholesale or retail at prices that cannot fail to give
satisfaction. Also
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
which will be sold cheaper than the same can be
purchased lsewhere. Their SIDING will be Of the
surpassed, all dressed and ready for immediate use
JOB PLANNING AND SAVING
Done on short notice, to your satisfa ction. Don'i
fail TO give us a call. Remember the place, head OF
Main and Wells streets, Moline, Ills.
NOURSR Il HUNGERFORD.
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Graham's MAGAZINE
Green Curtain Pane.

vXTIDE, and satined on both sides, also,
wv WALL PAPERS, various qualities;
BOILERS,
Fire Board Patterns, Gc., Just received at
st The ''Iowa Book Rooms"
No. SO Brady st.. near the Post Office.
6no6-tf ELI ADAMS & 60.
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LAND AGENCY,
IN SCOTT Q owA

No the terhs n W See sr7s Mr. e soaer
s-1s:1 Y = & s:ss :. T: = ! 3 7 + / 1s e. acres: ss,s:.
1bs shove thFss traeo ere beautifully Gtuatsd o.
'S 10 s slTs. : : ! .,i; e ssST y p. :; .ps
se:-1i. ! Sofs w oisgse T 7s 4.
Ne s-SAe ) q NE . ! Of Sec 81 70 n r . X.
80 asrss, % - Rsil Rosd, 8 nilee nom Davenport.
up % sSs $500 R,1sr .i = ni Il f1 ns 1 49,. = =
No Ia 100 asres In 0oes87 and ~ + ~ N R9E.
hnprovsd Farms.
Il nils nom Davenport, % acres in cultivation, foo broke.
balance me ttmb2.
rvoinprovsd arms .hr.. miles from Davenport.
Houses and Lots In D~avsmpoft.
Sose-Dins brick houss on oh ST. between Hsrn.
soa md sapl'y - Excellent we'll, COED Stable, q.
AoSi-Geed fans House, 3rooms, rood well. Re-.
Loteaxssi, 81 BcAs near Locust 81.
=. as-l lot On erady 81. lss By sOo-e3oo
HSss-siots on Brady 81, cor. Of College. s4xIss
~ cLfBfos COUNTY, IOWA.
sl,I; g e7-leo aerss. near Thorn's Miiis
v'''l'v' ifssR1s'1 e 80; cou,ry
So.Ai-x 2 y leo sores.
No. - bSssd " tsfsss7 7 n u W Sc
%. o-s Aand N " Of zee 10
II MAHAsKA COUNTY.
No t4-s v fsc: ! Of seceT q 3 10 " il3 acres.
$50 ! ;s's. Is st 7 z R !; Y 100 ceres;
''s ei b s s8Sss COUNTY
No. 4'-s il / e e + ! e 6o : X " acres.
s 81: 1 s,ow 2 . ef ,.sm % e Z J 80 .er..
: ::s-sE s sssss ! : ! g Z; 4 l 1s y y 1 ,ss acre.: :ss.:.
Ne 81" 81 Hxs / 81 r c % + 10 W 9 .ere'.
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HeG11g01, LAWS = DLAKEHoRx,
BANKERS.


0c01E0O1, LAWS 3 DLAXEk01E,
ia NKEDC
=. y.r.,.n : n.ms.t,
Uneurrent Hnk Notss, Gold and silver Coin.
AND LAND WAMRANTs,
iowA;
Saan,ia .sns..aS smittance msds on he asy Of
nsymsnt dee Of In sight dranA on Has.
iTSI.nd W.,ysn ts bou9ht. sold and located. Per.
.onnsiI attentIon river To- the purchase and sale oftown
and county proDsrty. and the selection Of lands for
sniry
MJ5s,pht Checks ON New York, Boston, PhilsdsI-
nhis Rs}timore. Wsshiastou City. Piusbure, Cinein-
rpati -, enni. ma ChicsSo slv.ys for saie In sums
~ IN, nn,chssa,. AI.n StarlinS French and Ger.
sua pu~s ""'
nv 1rsGaid e. s,,v., coio. hoapht and soId.
y LIN, IN a DnIi H. o.. nn,csH", o.. ~ ssnt Sstss bousht
al H. iovast ,.srs.
n. Tnn.s ~ p.s, R.,.,a .scu,iu~s nyocursd
At : .msil commission: -
Nln.ere.. moved on osRosl.es:
NJ v. 4'0130OR,
Rotary Public and Insurance Agent,
once 3 nking Houssof McGregor, LawesS Blake.
more.
-
PARTICULAR .s, sA sHAat e. II, sov,,. ana
selling Heal Estate on commission Paying ofTax.
~, e. h, n.
this county md civ. W Ire fuily nrensred 10 sssmins
Title. aud furnish correct .bs.rsei.; Dr.. Deeds, Mort
knowiedsments stthe shortest notice and on tas mos
ressonsbie tems.
M,ssEaoh, LAWS Z sLAkEaosA.
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V'HE place to buy all kinds OF Dry Goods at low figures
L s ut WADSWoRTH's
jylotf I'd u, opp. LsClairs House.
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THE subscriber will keep on hand At all times at hin
yard on the corner Of Rock Island and Third sts.,
DRY CHICAGO LUNBIR
Of every description. Z. W. WHEELER.
L. Al A4E
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VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
us(A II

ElDIK SA
ClTUATRDin Muscatine county, fronting the Missis-
Ssippi River, midway between Davenport and Musca-
tine, being portions of sections 20 and ~ fronting the ri'-
or and 10 back, and containing 800 acres, 100 acres oil
which are improved and under a high state Of cultivation
the balance rolling prairie and timber land. There II on
the farm u large two story dwelling, parh' carriage hou'o
and ali necessary outbuiilings, all in first rate repair; a
bearing orchard OF choice apple, peach, cherry ana piu'h
trees; an excellent we'll and cistern, a never falling orooA
OF running water aud u very superior stone quarry
aLsO-eo aores timbered land upon an island opposite
the above farm, upon which IL u heavy growth oil timber,
principally hickory, which Is accessible ut all seasons
The above property will be sold cheap and upon terms
the most liberal. Enquire of
NoURsE yIELES CO.
AT the Iowa Agricultural Depot, corner Rock Island
aud Front Sts., Davenport. july Q dwf
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z. W. WHEELER,
Dry LumheI

Office No. ] Davenport Block, Third Story. vii
take contracts aud superintend work Of every descrip'
ton. Davenport, july 10 SO diff
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q. r. BAILEY a CO., SUCCESSORS TO
June Il Turner'S

Combined Circus N M~enngerie,
Will Perform ct Davenport on Monday, July
2lst.
THIs establishment has been thoroughly ~reittei at an
L immense expense TO the Propretors, since their last
travelling tour. They have procured new and extraordi-
nary addition of Animals, yOnng, freshly
Gagged, and possessing all the characteristics and haoitso oil
their native state.
Equestrian Director MT w BIhhnmLL.
Master Of the Ring VI 'sOuLS.oE.
Clowns, HHpluH NJ "Ahp.
Among the most conspicuous features OF this SuperDEs-
Enlistment, is the grand concentration OF Equestrian lat
cut; comprising most all ofthe leading Stars OF ths Amer
lean Continent.
one of the most brilliant is LA PETITE MARA, only
ten years Of age, the model of the American Arena.
MrJ w VAR will appear on tho Flying Cord. ac-
kuowledged the best in the World,
Madame NJ CARROLL, equal in attraction in her cele-
brated act of the Floating YsiL.
La Perche,
Nv the LEE in which one balances a pole per
psndiculaIly twenty-five feet in height, while the other
climbs i, and performs upon tAe ape1.
Mr. CAIRO in his great two and tour horse act,
carving Master Charley in various thrilling scenes.
LA PETITE MARIA will also enter aden Of Wild An
imals, and display her indomiatble courage, equal to the
celebrated Van Amburg:
The performances will commence with a magniiiciently
dressed eutree, entitled the CRUSADERS, ana Will eiose
With laughable Afterpiece.
A magnificent Brass Band will accompany the perform
auce:
Admission TO the entire exhibition so cents. Children
half price. Performance to commence at = aud 7 O'CLOCK
Z: NJ. Doors open half an hour previously.
July s dw2w ESNlIh,h gent
-.rxsvf.r a VaDlsny "a VI
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FAIR1ANN0 CIL111AT1D oCAI10.
A DAPTRD 10 any required cpsf-
7 ] J ! ] . ! J !: ! !: !: I: ! ] ! Z ] !: J: ]: ! ] ] . J; ! J ]: ! ! ]: ! !; ! |: !:
NJ 1Aauon Of weighing, - for Iron,
" coal, hay, stock, and for The nse Of
warehouses, stores and f0undKies,
and In ahort for every kind OF busi-
! 1oo0. ~
fA The great skill and fidelity EN-.
ployed In their snanuhcaure and
the dsteroisaton on ~ paxt Of ts
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H0TICI.
MONEY loaned on Real BstAte Security.
M Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchsnge Bought and Sold.
Time Drafts, acceptanoos discounted.
Stocks, Bonds bought, and sold % Commission.
Eastern Collections promptly made.
TALLAAN 4 POWERS,
once over wiley's Store, South side Of Second street.
.P aH..G --.".#I l.." .HE.-
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Herrings Patent Safes
VIZ see BY the papers are called the best In the
T. CLOSE b CO
may ID diff East side Brady below Second ST.
WHO wants q good copying Press for Five Dollars; 7
w CLOsk 4 co, sells every thing low my "
WATER Filters and Coolers, Q very desirable article
Vat fmay 1sl TC
CILVER Plated Tea Sets, new Patterns, just received
y at (may l9l
TORN Planters, Corn shelters, Corn Hoes, Corn Pop
psrs and Corn Grinders; all At To { GO.
TNEN Tons Pump Chain, at lower price than can be
found west Of New York.
The lot will be sold low. 4 90.
OK chains, OF Iokes, on Bows, Or Bow pins, and all
~ but OK goads. (my 1sl TIC
VTTOsLENHOLMs Pocket Cutlery and Pruning Sets,
w at T CLOSE { co.
GTEAM Gauges, Cocks and Whistles, and all other kinds
- Of Brass fixtures for Engines, 1t TCLOSk Z CO.
TUNsMITHs Stocks and Dies for sale ct
" may.19 Z CLGSE Z GO.
CPRXR and JACKsON's sAWs-the only agency in
Ron islower
may 10 ct Z CLOsE Z co.
N may 10 7 CLOSE ! co.
n ATH Twine and Sash cord, just received BY
may 10 T CLOSE & co.
ELEGANT Window Trimmings, such - 0ilt Cor.
~ niceS. Curtain Bands, Cords and Tasses,
Window shsdes, &c, &c, just received. CLOSE 4 co.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-03
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA..

TIME Visitors OF the University at Virginia having Al
recent mcelin: established frOies-urehlp OF the
History and General Literature. applications 70 Ill! them
will received until the regular meeting Of the Board
the cath Of June.
Tn. resolution establishing the Protessorship Of History
md General Literature provde- that AIN this School hRl
bc sht the bects and best methods Of the study
of History the general Of human affairs with pHrt
cuar developments and illustrations Of those cpochs and
events which have had most influence upon man. the ef
tcc.- systems religion and Jurisprudence upon the
msral and physical condition Of the human race the p
ciples historical criticism the authentic
and authorities which the student should be referred
in pursuit OF the various branches of History Ehnosra
ply and the principles OF Chronology and the influence
OF diverstcs in race and climate upon the condition of
and whatever pertains 10 the history OF the general
progress OF human civilization.
"ln the department Of General Literature shall be
taught the history OF the rise and progress OF general lite
raturc with particular Developments and illustrations OF
those cpoch- and uponhat
has been marked the best methods and authors tor
the study the literature of different languages But shall
be the especial object this school teach the rise and
progress Of English Literature 10 illustrate the stages IN
L.. growth which worthy Of remark and TO trace
the effects of particular authors and masters
the growth of the English language aud literature In the
school Of General Literature the student shall be regular
" exercised in English composition ana the Professor may
invite any member Of his class deliver lectures read
upon suc branches of literature such authors
be- may be likely illustrate with credit TO himself and
The institution: Provided however that nothing contained
in this shall be construed take from the
cusges any OF the subjects OF instruction conhded to
them
Applications should be addressed to the Rector and
Visitors of the University Of tho Chairman o: the
Faculty, University OF virginia:
s. MAUPlN, Chmn Of the Faculty
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AUCTION SALES.
CrMMlssloNER .NI.E DR. Iors ,r nS,X

.
EAlAH COURT lItn'SE
IN PURSUANCE OF decree. -; IN. rr.,i, C,,,,,, ,
the tuy 81 Richmond, lr:iouuc.d on In. ~! y ,,f
March, "', IN suit therein ~ui.m. under H.. ryI ~
Sr,sl-rs -. irr.r:. ,Lh,, special Comm e
the CCG!t. a.p,in:.i io tie purpose IS laid trr.
proc c tic =: DAY OF Jane term lsh OF PosL,nn
tnuuy Court 20 .r ny publ; auction. up0 the pren,;
Lots AMI Houses III ;utt.v.lls. N PI:Shaan coun
~ rius the Court lludc Of sud cuuniy) X own In
tur plan OF ScO;sv'e by The numbers l. . s. ard :
hud paris u: los AMI conveyed in deed ui trust from
Peter Field rrrr W!,H archer, LHted the 26lh day
." July, lc,G and record i'll PuwhatHn County Court
Clerks Office.
Terms sale prescribed by the enid decree onethrd
OF the purchase money he pth in cash ana The Residue
thereof Two rqua instruments A. the end OF enc and TWO
years from The day OF sne the purchaser eNerun. bond
WIN good security tn be approved by the said commits
niuhrr Tor the deferred IhymeD and The s 10 line pro-
perry - be- retained uE, he whole O. the purchase
nryis psd."
III" properly will b" cold In separate parcel. 10 suit
pu: cnaers viii DC liked and ANNOUNCED on the Gnv
sale; bu, Is expected that Lots Nos = ard vii! b..
sold separately from the residue on which the Tavern
sands, and which Is uprsrd in Lots No. ; md : and
the parts OF Lots and = This lat named portion NAV
be y!ed had sold in two parcels ~ the extension OF the
northern line OF Simon Blocks tenement To- The. line of
the back street The Tavern and lois AFFORD good stands
Tor public houses The tile j. believed to be
good un Ter the decree Ia. selling Cunlmssioncr only
no warranty whatsoever will be- given.
THOS Il GILES, Special Comm'r
Ncm-Thc House. believed 10 be insured ia the Mu.
tuHl A-,urhnre society vi Var -in!H.
.,by g-cwd-
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PER EMPTUitI SALE.

HOI -LAND III flflH Oh fRiH Al r. SALE.
not previously cold Of which nore will Dr. had by
the withdrawal vi this publication will be offered
"Wednesday, the lith day OF June next, Il, IL O'Clock
NJ. in from, OF the McrclIanr, Exchange Petersburg
Virginia. that valuable estate commonly known Hon
Island and the Man, containing by recent survey about
1900 acres, hupdrei acres o; which is va
liable high land much OF it heavily tmbered with orig
nnl growth Of oak, pine, &c.
Hog Island is situated in Surry county virginia about
hvc miles below jamestown, and sep"ra'cd from the
Main, by Hog Island Creek Hbou, tty yards wide now
hrdeed over. The soil il me heavy yellow mulao
hn entirely clear Of grit IL fertile ind yet susccpt
BILE Ol grchly Increas ed improvement
The marsh or meadow land il heavy DARK ani with
yellow clay foundation. and has yielded from four 20
six Thousand pounds OF pure herds grass hay All rhc
harsh land nor embarked easily be reclaimed as
that which has been Such reclamation R ensy from the
fart that there 10 drop Ol running water that the
only defiance is To the tide water without. The farm
il several wc.ls OF most excellent water.
It's productions those COMMON 10 Virginia viz:
wheat conn., tobacco, vegetables and ,rTi. With regard
vegetables aid irrit IL Is equal doubt nrt
any where ia this county Bans and Tomatoes provided
with protection mi r have been gathered there III"
and the absence III them spring secure late and ear
j. tru:t aud vegetables III III" gEcnest proius!on Fs-
aprcOts pluns, pouches, apples cher les AMI Ike like
scarcely fail willie the situation cf the
all the cities Of TIE scabonrt accessible
TERMS for the Island nni section OF Main, Ole. two.
anu three years -qua lnstnncnts tor te nIbercd land
ihrd will required in hand ON all approved en-
dorsed negotiable notes.
plat oil the land may be the counting
McSsrs. T. Branch Il sons. Of Petersburg The land.
much of which is we'll taken in clover viii be shown by
Mr " T. Doyle residing on the place and persons
invited 10 examine the
+ b. ROBERTSON
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THE AMERICAN FARMER

k.G - :te cause ~ icrIcEthFt, H'T''eG.tFe ana
Sock Raising,
o,,,yrp MONTHLY ~ THE CITY OF BALTIMORE, ND.
81 : SANDS s WORTH!NGTOS
l!r "FARmgR" was the Srs' journal ever published IN
:ss United states devoted 10 tho Interests u n" and
b. AMI sill m-iu:nlas ne high character !; o!'.nHy
aed undsr the conduct OF lie io.nGsr. tae late H.
rsi SH;xSER 4 new volume commences 10 Juy.
xrh ~ill be tho 3-,h year o: liz existence. AMI al
cd since its establishments has !; enjoyed greater
.:y. ami a powerful Influence Tor good IN De
~" great producing classes OF our country, than AZ
t-..~., '!:nc.
1 =. ro..sr3'atnd to make srch improvements IN the
q coc..a-ar'nS with new volume as the spirit si.he
Igav % require aud the editor. must rely in.
I'D -U7pu-:'1 justly the additional ouiiays tina, will
! = i"i 'o- Ike purpose.
|.:ss7 .nrr"aIrc subscription list has hcen enjoyed
!s-a.r' s.uc" :ae commencement of the prrsen,
l. sTrrngiG: he eminent farmers and planters
u! 81 S;s'es: but 'no-e particularly mas lis success
scanned IN ,no Middle southern and Southwestern
i-tas !arc" number OF ia readers IL these sections
i!e Il particularly desirable advertising me-
Saich als rendered II necessary TO increase the
&: 0: pages daring the pas; year more than 20 per
! orde. TIA: 100 :rea; amount OF space should
i'saIrr1ciei from the usual reading department.
I .T:rrrs would mos; respectfully call upon the ola
pc" :r.d irieuGs OF Their journal 20 lend helping
e. extension Of i,s circulation with the fnll con
10 'aa: at ONLY will favor be conferred upon Them
g ant these who may be induced 70 p"ruse its pa
81, De the recipients o: the benefits thai are monthly
F:.ri 70 all engaged in the cultivation OF the soil
rms, aS heretofore, .............. per annuin
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WOODROJ'RSE FOR SALE

VNHlS highly improved and productive Farm lying in
IL the upper end Of New Kent county, containing $40
acres 90 ceres of which aluvia black creek bottom
incxhs ustiDle fertity-he balance OF high land all Of
which has been married. OF which material there
hhu.tless beds containing 80 per OF lime The i'm.
proveens are good and the nc:hborhoOd intelligent and
mighty respectable. The location is regarded OF the
heaniest in lower Virginia. The York River Rail
ROAD passes through the SUuhera edge OF the farm and
landings vesses transporting grain 20 the markets Of
Richmond and the Northern rccities the distance otwo
,ues II is believed that the wood standing on the
thrIn will than the piice asked Tor l-f0r which
article ready sale i aways found Tnr subscriber will
take pleasure showing the land 10 those wishing 10 pur
not disposed OF privately ny Tuesday, the let
day Of July will that day be oercd FOR sale publicly
IL o'clock Should private sale be Effected due notice
will be given Persons wishing further information. will
address The subscriber Old Church Hanover county
NAV la-cwrd WM. Z NORMEST.