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(.ea, Webb.

In late nunb.r of the n Y. Express, MAJOR Ge-
neral lanes Watson Webb receives as elegant
a castigation we have witnessed IN many years
The epidermis Of the creature ID as completely
scalded from his head to lis heels, az II ne mao
been immersed in caldron of boiling OIL 1t has
given exquisite satisfaction to behold the Major
General subjected to this somewhat severe and
trying process He had richly deserved 1t by his
exceedingly conceited, sefcomplacent and insult
ing assault upon persons who are quite as much
gentlemen by birth and much more so by nature
aud breeding than himself. That which most
amuses US in the article of Webb, is his twaddle
about 'geate folks and his cool assumption that
hs is of the recognised leaders of the gentle
folks Aforesaid and that the editors OF the Ex-
press the offspring Of vicious poor persons,
whose vile instincts are infallible" and who can
no more be made gentle folk Of than the dray
horse of Flanders be converted into the race
horse of England, or the Black Cattle of the High
lands into the Dairy Stock of Durham. There is
everything, quoth the Major General, In blood
which is, no doubt, the reason that Webb is so
careful of his own. He does not, however, vouch'
safe to inform his readers from which of the three
Sons of Noah he is descended.
The Express goes over the whole life Of the high
and mighty Webb, and certainly never did the
instincts Of 'yicious poor persons" iDfaliibly'
lead into many vile positions as the Express as
signs to the Major General Never before, If the
biography of the Express be correct, (and we be.
leve it 10 all historically true) never before was
virtue preached by such vicious lips, nor decency
by such an indecent advocate, nor arstocracy by
such an irrecanable snob.
Vicious poor persons" Was the Cheyalier
Webb virtuous vicious poor person" be-
fore his remarkable acquisition of Sj2,0O0f Was
his poverty before that period less honest than his
subsequent WEALTH. Is wealth always proof
of integrityf Ia 1t not frequently acquired
by such means as make it a reproach rather than
an honor to its possessor. Where did this mise.a-
Bile pretender get his vicious cant about vicious
poor personsr Not in Republican America =
Not surely, in England, where the true gentle
folk are ever gentle and kind TO the poor. Pos
sibiy, whilst dancing attendance ON Clarendon and
Russell, the weak vessel may have conceived him.
self sort of baron or peer, or duke,-certanly he
W rites about the lower orders as if he were neal
descendant. of Richard Plantagenet, instead of
vulgar and pretcntious parvenu, Sir Piercie
shafton, without any of the good qualities or re-
fasment of that conceited impostor,-in word,
She greateat sham on the continent Of America.
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~ Commissioners for the Presfdent al
ELEcTIoN-The Governor has appointed "iLL, .s,
LEIGH. ESQ Commissioner for the frsnaenlissi
election in g.rkeiey county. in place D. b. CocI.a'
ESQ declined Also, WIN. II. PAYNE, Ed Coia ~
missioner f,r the county of Fanauier, IN Piaes ~
VIM T. Payne a name inserted In former sppoin''
me Mt by mistake. 50 US
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NEW YORK. Sept. &c. h Garrison, recently
agent of the Nicaragua Transit Company, in Sar
Francisco, arrested to-day, and held to bail in
the OF $50 900, upon the charge of extensive
frauds upon said company.
There was one of yellow fever. in Williams
burg, n. Y, yesterday.
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HALL OF SPRINGFIELD DIVISION,
No. 167, SoSs OF TEMPsRAscE,

September 9Th, roo
-The Division will assemble AT tne,r
Hail on MONDAY afternoon 9Th inst, &c 0 clocA'
to celebrate their 9th anniversary.
son Division aud ArInory and Tredegar Division IN
richmond and aIso Lafayette Division IN Manchss-
ter and ALL Sons of Temperance who may DC IN I'M
.;ty are cospIALLY invited TO meet with Springfield
Division st their Hail. to unite with them IN pro,
cssson. and also to partske of DINNER which Will
be proviaed by them.
MEETING, at Union Station Methodist Church" at
II o clock, P NJ
rY- number of disting uished speakers Will GER
tziaiy be present and address the meeting
By order of the W. T. ,
ssGet Recording Scribe.
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DIED.

In New Kent county, on sd OF August las. ANNA
EIIZABETH, daughter ef Richard and Theodocis
A. Robinson, sred u months and 70 days.
We loved our little Anna dear,
And would have wished her stay.
But lei our Fathers will be done,
She shines In endless day. ~ r.
On yesterday, 9Th inst, at 10 O'Clock, p. NJ. Miss
SALLY GILES. daughter of Jesse v. and Cynthia
Keesee, In the I'd year Of her age.
The friends of the family are afectonateiy invited
to attend her funeral, from her fathers residence
Church Hil sunday morning, at 10 o'cioeh'
without further notice
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Democratic Ma, Meeting.


CINCINNATI, Sept. So Democratic Mass
meeting held at Tippecapoe, Indiana, on the
ID inst letter to the Enquirer of this city says
inridge, Hon S. A. Douglass, Gen. Cas-, ExPresi
dent Van Buren, were present and among the
speakers.
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TrLEoRArHIC NEWS.
FORTHE DIsPATCH H.
yeIIow Fever In New York.

NEW YORK. Sept 5.-There are no new cases
n, fever on Governors Island since yesterday,
and NO deaths All the cases previously reported
Are convsIeseing rapidly. There is no new case 1t
Cowap Brooklyn. One death at Fort Hamilton
and three new cases since last report; also, one
new case of mixed type at the Military Hospital
The disease Is declining.
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- p.r.cns calling for Letters 10 this List, VIII
please say they arc advertised
RI Office hours Sundays, hefesftef, ITO" :"
II md from to p. NJ
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Arrival from Europe.

MONTREAL, Sept 1.-The screw steamer Black
Prince arrived at this port yesterday, from Len
don, whence she sailed August 18th, She has a
large cargo of superior breeds Of cattle, sheep and
other live stock
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CAPTURE OF JEwELRY-Nathan Penfield, a
sailor boy, was arrested in Norfolk on Thursday,
having In his possession splendid and most ella
borately worked casket in the shape of a large
port .nonnae, of solid geld, with la diamonds,
having on enc side a watch of exquisite workman
ship and on the other case for likeness; and
some fifty other pieces of valuable jeweiry. lie
says he sailed from Boston in the ship Colchis,
Capt Ella for New Orleans on the 10th July, and
was wrecked off the Bahama Banks. He obtain
ed the articles In his possession from tbs wreck,
and took passage on the British brig Wasp, for
home, but was again wrecked on the Virginia
coast He was put in prison, to hear from his re-
ia.iyes in Boston
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Tbs sales of land for the Sd week in August by
the Illinois Central company reached $40 600,
which 10 larger than any previous week.
fhe orsngseurg, S. C, ScuttroR states that the
hon L. ID Keitt is q candidate for reelection to
Congress
w. A.. Stewart has been chosen clerk of the
eircuat Court of Wythe co, Va
Rev Ygnsce yeiazquez de In Cadena, n canon
" ine metropolitan Church Of the city of Mexico,
and who arrived At New Orleans a fen a. ~
sines, as an exile, died on Sunday last
CaW H. =. Wiiter. Assistant Adjutant General
maHefs SiearaEuan Army, died on. the sth 10.
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~ Auction Card Particular attention
ia requested to nv sale of Horses and good Mich
Cow commencing THIS MORNING ct 10 O'CLOCK,
ct the Horse Auction Lot, near the Central Depot.-
See advertisement. THOS. w. htEsEE,
se eli Auctioneer.
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nIsPATCH STEAM POWER
IL PRINTING ESTABi.IS

nIsPATCH STEAM POWER
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
Main, Corner of Thirteenth street,
RICHMOND, VA,
j. ID. HAMMERSLEY g. CO, PropfteLoSS'
Country Merchants and others visiting nc @
invited to call the Dispatch steam Job
establishments and examine the ases sssoi VI
Types and materials for
STORE BILLS!
10 be found south Of mason and Dixon's Line. Aho
to which s new improvements in machinery
and Fancy Type are being constantly
added, as fast as produced.
CARDS
of every description printed IN
GOLD SITTER OR FANCY COLORED INKS!
On Plain Enameled or Colored Paper, in the
neetest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
CIRCULARS
executed in the best style of the art, and large
sssortmeut of fine paper kept always on hand
BILL HEADS
printed on good paper 10 superior manner and ruled
to auy pattern desired. The facilities for
executing this descri ption of Print
ing unsurpassed.
Checks, Drafts, Notes, Sc,
neatly printed in every variety of style and finish
bound or IN bound. All the new and hand
some designs for this style of work will
be found at this establishment.
MAMMOTH POSTERS!
on plain or colored paper or in colored ink. This
Office hes better facilities for this kind of PRINT
ing than any other office in this city In
short, every description of Printing
executed reasonable terms for
cash, with neatness and
So dispatch.
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VIRGINIA " OKM KILLEK-CHIL-


ular pre- paration is recommended with the greatest
confidence. Past experience and test of years, hay
ing proved Il to be or the best, safest and most
relisble worm destroyers in use.
1t is aud pleasant the taste, and is readily
taken by children. may be given with perfect safe
ty to the youngest infant, 1t contains Oil Of
Wor9seed Turpe milne other nsuseating drug, that
would be apt TO irrtate disorder the system. On
the contrary the health of the patient generally
benett,d by its admi sstrstioD, even when worms
exist 1t is prepared especially foI children.
Prepared only by l.. j. fICOT;" sold also, by
PURCELL, LADD a Co BENNETT, BsEEs Il FISH
Err, wholesale agents, aud by Druggists generally.
4. 6---dSn
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GEE. THE STAR PAPER,
- PORTER'S
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES,
For SEPT. 9TH, NOW READY,
FOR SALE EVERY WI Z r Z .
SIS a year in advance.

Sc Sit
TTNPAkALLELE ED SUCCESS IN Al IT..
~ WHITEEURST'S Gallery is again open, after
long indspostion of the operator, for the reception
of visitors and the public generally.
improvement in PEOtograps, in Oil, Pastll and fvo-
~ colors excel all They possess inconcevable beau
ties For likeness and finish they outstrip all other
paintings yet unveiled the world of art. Language
describe them, they must be seen TO be
appreciated and indeed the gems of the present
age. Those DESTROYS may have these paintings taken
either from lite copied from old oaguerreotypes,
to any agreeable size that of life His Mez-
zotiuC Photographs just introduced, may be multi
piled from the result OF sitting, to thousands OF
copies while each subsequent copy is equal to the
first thus rendering the price, II number of copies
taken, at about the same as for Autographs.
Ambroypes taken in great perfection.
" Gallery n Main strest Richmond
Sc 6-2t% J. 81. WHlTEHURST.
MRS A L. LOJIE viii resume her
I7l class in Singing, Nocaltzson and instruction on
the Piano, the second week in October.
ANY communication may be LETT EP. ii. Taylor's,
Mrs. Pellsts Broad street. se6-im
Tv1U The PUDLIU ESPECIALLY THE
Il FARMING AND PLANTING PORTION
The subscriber offers his services to the public
practical Asriculturis Hortculturist and Landscape
Gardener. To Cuoss who are In want of one, he ten
dsrs his services He has had much experience in
those important useful and beautiful pursuits, and
Matters himself that he give satisfaction not
ly to the learned but the most astidous of all, in
those branches-uot only bis ability to discharge
nis duty in ZACH department above named, but his
briefly and fathfulness. 1t il due TO himself to
tion that he seeks only situation of characterize
give him opportunity of making his words truth
note ssnt to the Daily Disoatch Office OF through
the Richmond Post Office will be attended to-
e6---3t* C. g. DENNISON
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IL Rev Dir. Ledoux will preach IN the
United Presbyterian Church TOMORROW b1OtN-
ING at IL O'clock.
The Sacrament OF the LORDS Supper will be ad-
ministered in the aftsnoon at half pasI o'clock.
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" Richmond Typographical Society,
regular meeting of this Seciety will be held THIS
(Satulday) EVENING, st o'clock, at Odd Fellows
Hsll.
I'll ose knowing themselves TO be in arrears, &c, &c
Sc Gilt j. GERRY SMITH, r. s.
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4 A. kAMtI, Lithogr Observation-Disclosures
IL. from nature; Copies Of Daguerreotypes etc 4;
Maps; Plaus Machine.; Labels business, show and
Visiting Cards. etc Lithogriphisg. Also, Printing
done all the various branches in tbs best style and
on the reasonable tennis.
c. Office No. l9f, Broad street, N. s, near 5th.
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isT or LETTERS-R smai.lng = si.s
/ n;rhmond Post once on the 5th day Of sePpf,
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81, NEW JEWELkY
- STORE. SION QE TILE eSE9ssS!s

- NEW JEWELkY
"a STORE, SIGN OF THE
G5 GOLD EAGLE. No. 96
&2xN3 MAIN STREET.-GILL & WEIDEMEYER
late of Fredericksburg Va, have just received
supply of Gold and Silver WATCHES; 6reast Pins
Finger Rings Ladies' Chatelains Gentlemens' Fob
Chains; Gold and Silver Pens add Pencils; Gold and
Mornsiss Cad Gases; Mach Boxes and every article
il the Jewelry aud Silver line for sale
BILE terms, and warranted as represented
Also WATCHES of all kinds repaired and war
ranted to perform well also, Jewelry of every de-
scripticn repaired at short notice
6-hIn
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NEw YORK, Sept. 5.-Cleared, schr. NJ. Pike, Au
mack; VIM. Allen, Grant; +. J. Bragnard, Cermlck,
for Richmond, and Randolph, Granger, City Point.
Cleared 4th.-Schr. Eliza ID arlilton, Burbank, Rich
Inond, and Almeda, Webb Rappahannock.
BELFAST, Aug. l6.-Arrived, Allen Kerr, Writer,
Norfolk, Va.
BcsroN, Sept S-Clsared, schr. Westover Nick
erson, Richmond, Va
CHARLESTON, Sept. 4.-Auived, schr. Morning
Light. Johnson, Richmond, Va
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ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
schr. Haxsll, Winters. New York, mdz D. & w
Carrie.
Schr. Nj. J. Cause, Stephenson, coal, Talbot Il
Bro.
Steamer Virginia Rooms, Philadelphia, mdZ and
passengers, Ii. +. futile.
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones' Baltimore, mSz, Lud
lam & Watson
Brig Echo, Long, Baltimore, in ballast, Warwick
& Barksdae.
SAILED,
Schr. Abde Kader down the river light.
Schr. X. J. Edmonisou, down the river, mdz.
Schr 8. r. Allen Baker, via City Point, to load fer
Boston.
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1nn BALES OF HAY..Which will be
lOO ioid low Receiving and for sale at
Old Market Granary,
Corner Eth and franklin streets.
400 bushels CORN.
$50 bushels well cleaned and sweet OATS.
OFFAL. FLOUR, SECONDS,
SCREENINGS, &c, &c.
In store and for sale &c 6-It+
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AMUsEMENTs.
OPENING NIGHT
EVENING, Eept. 9Th

Ey- With a determination to win the support os
the citizens of Richmond. by Offering for their enter,
taiument the MOST brilliant And REFINED
ANUSEMENT the Manage mont respectfully a.
nounce their inaugural performances.
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DIR. =. Schultz having engaged my ser.
old customers and friends generally, and will do the
ut.ermost to please all who l may have tia honor of
serving. M. SCHULTZ.
6-StA
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ENGLISH, classical AND uIATHE-
II NAUTICAL SCHOOL. For BOYS.

FoUTW 5Neet, UeFUet7l bTO0d uNd -IIaFSnuN
q. l.. c. SALTER, Principal
J. l.. WILLIAMS. A. NJ, ;...
JOSEPH MICHARD, A''iS'antS'
The fourth session of this School will commence
September 226, and close July 18th following
The Course of studies will embrace the Common
English Branches Mathematics Latin, Greek and
the NJ 5dern Languages.
TERMS Payable seTni-annually in advance:
Senior Classics and Mathematics. $50 90
Junior Observation-Disclosures. 50 90
Common English Branches 80 90
Primary Instruction Observation-Disclosures. IS 10
Modern Lsnguages OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20 90
So 6-dlp1%
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NORTHUMBERLAND removed INV star

- Observation-Disclosures removed MY store
nlerly occupied by Mr.. r. Hsrdesty having also
selected stock of goods, prepared to hav,
them made up the shortest notice and accommodate
ing terms. solicit the patronage of the public gem
orally, who will find it 10 their interest to give
call l have also engaged tbs services of DIR. NJ
Schultz, to su2erintend my establishment in the Tai
lorins line which, Mr. I'd. {. viii do nis best to give
satisfaction. s. SCHULTZ
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T.TEm
AsSS H.

A OSE Nk NJ STA U-.Une of eur SAILS
- BOOKS, labeled on the corner q A. w. ANY
information ming it will be thankfully acknow-
lodged. &c 8 WIN. WALLACE y SON.
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gifted young American Actress,
Mrs. LIZZIE WESTON DAVENPORT.
Sustained by the popular young Actor,
MIR. A. Ii. DAVENPORT,
And very carefully selected Company.
The Entertainment will commence with shsk.
spsare's exquisite Play OF
ROMEO AND JULIET.
MEO................mr. 6. G. BONIFAcE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr. A. II. DAVENPORT
Tybalt, E. Adams; Friar Lawrence, j. H. Jack: Paris
s. Knapp; Capulet, T. johnson; Benvolio, Ham.
ilton; Bathazar r Andrews, Page Fl. Osborne
JULIET. Mrs LIZZIE WESTON DAVENPORT
Lady Capulst, Mrs Herman Nurse Mrs. Muzay
To conclude with tbs merry Farce entitled
NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY.
Colin, Mrs. Lizzie Weston Davenport; Father Phillip,
Mr. Jack Ronoldo, Mr.. johnson; Eliza, Mrs. Her.
man; Gertrude, Mrs Helen Muzzv.
ADMISSION Dress Circle and Parquette, 80 cts
(no extra charge for reserved ssats) I'd Tier Boxes
Is cts; Galleries 80 and Is cts
e. Box Office open from to O'Clock.
~ Doors open at Il Overture commences at quar-.
ter before O'Clock precisely.
On Monday evening, sept. 9th, first appearance Of
Mr. JOS. JEFFERSON. seS-4t
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v~sSS CANTON NINA, CANTON
AssAj CHlNA.--Just received large stock of old
NJ style Canton China in sets or by the single
~ piece. Persons who ate u.ing the same,
wish to replace such pieces a have been de.
stroye can OBJ ain the same
BULKLEY Il cos
Sc 6 l37 Main St
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SEE! THE star PAPER,
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.

For SEPT. 9Th, NOW READY,
FOR SALE EVERY WHERE.
SO a year in advance.
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WANTED, A OS..-A ysnas
w Lady. qualified to teach the following otns'
mental branches Drawing, Mopochromatic Psinuns'
Grecian Painting, Leather and Needework, u aesn'
Gus OF obtaining situation In College or scnoo,
either in the city country, she would be Wiling
to take classes in the various schools 10 teaeh etne
or all of the above named branches, and II destsa
would instruct in the English branches For furtusf
reformation address "F j." box 25S, Rchmono'
Va. An early application is desired.
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For further particulars see Scheme in another
column. soo-s
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WASHING FLUlD, Tor saving time and
w labor 10 washing clothes, for sale all quautI
ties, by LAIDLEY & ROBINSON, Chemists,
sec 4h snd Franklin sts
EIGAR LIGHTERS, warranted TO ig-
~ mite freely and 10 burn In any wind. Price III
cents per box For iale by
LAIDLEY l. ROBINSON, Chemists,
Sc 8 4th and Franklin sits.
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w ED.--Ail those suffering from
w Coughs Colds, Hosrseness, &c, to procure
some of Richardson's Wild Cherry and Bloosrcot
Candy. This 10 vegetable compound of eight well
known remedies, for the cure of Pulmonary Com
plants 1t softens and loosens all obstinate 0ost5uo.
tons of the Throat and Lungs, alsys, soothes sud
heals all irritation Inflammation, and impars
he.lthy, natural action to the Lungs For sale BY
j. J. Richardson Contectioner corner 18TH and Cary
street, and by Adie l. Gray, Meade l. Baker, Laldsy
& Robinson, L. B. Thomas, 8. M. Zschrisson. '"
Pollard. nth street, and A Bodsker an 8-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-01
.n,XL,.yDn FAitM FOR SALE

SZyUE subscriber offers mt prlvh'" saie ln"I ~
bic. fertile md beautiful iarrn, known o' osAs
cD,,s;uiu. SD scres, lyiE, on the Chicksnon."! "-
IUIr!!c. North Of the city OF Richmond. ms isr"
..pts mapy facilities ,ha, max" Il very d"t'T"ps
hcund.d on tho Yves; by the Richmond, FrcdeTeAs
~ p ,,,.nec Railroad, where there IL n turn-ou' T NJ
lac. IN ,h- North aud Enst by the Chickahorniny ~
~ The south by the land, OF John B. Rysl ai' OIe
r. p;cb ,uoud nui Charlottesville p~lankroad rul:t1,'
,ha,rsr, Ic.Yiu- mos, OF the wood land on the We"
,he,.of Tnure are abou, $40 acres cleared; oals"I
,.ood This estate is under a nigh state Of itnpr -"
80 cultivation, well enclosed, mostly with rev 7
..,cs The buildings are lsryc and spscious. lHeu'
;ug /, ample for the accommodation OF 4 largo 'sin'.
ham sable and other out.houses are mostly ne" -
Sood order. There is a we'll Of excellent water ~
Yard; cish, or ten never. falling sprinss on the Pn..
sides being watesed by the Chickasomisy tor a ""s
tance. .xS
Adjoining the estate there Is a Gr.st and two cav :,
there are about 500 fruit trees ofvarious kinds on 'nsp
It 10 very healthy. To appreciate this estate i - 90
cessnry to view It, and those VINO may desire 70 Ill
referred TO the manager, Mr.. G. L. Tinsley. VINO ~ ].
pleasure in showing the same. offer this 'aioaO.
Tor no other reason than my business enSagcn'eb. =
city, which require my whole time and st'eE''STs ,.
titls /! perfect, and no encumoranee upon u 49,
supposed 10 be coal or other minerals OF the PA'
oIs half are reserved 70 O former owner. .on,y
Tho forms Of payment will be insde very
ting. ... e.;
4 pia. and d,gueri eo'ype view Of the pren,s"
.nnIv,n WIN TAYLOR. OF. a
July 3r3awlm GODDiN & APPERsON. -