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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

NARRYTOWN PROPERI1.-Iwelve acres oi
yery choice LAND upon the ridge next above TINS gro
Asue duct, and opnste tue m.is'on OF n, Mallory ovs"
ms the entire Vses Of TarStowa aud Beokmantowa al
nao,jt aud delightful nyer prospect Ins
puoperty Situated that be easily divided into several
VILLA SJTfS AID coDsdeed ~ be of the best loo ed
su,os on the Hudson for Residence or for Country Seat
rre, IN. easy Apply TO WARD CARPENTER, Csuytown.
JOAN w ARRfN No 80 Made ilaoe v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

THE END Is NOT YE T.
FROM MONDAY os'bb JUNE 80.
the time allotted
TO CLOSE THE ENTIRE sTocK
or RICH DRESS GOODS
nEMsrN Z DNoEE's,
Ho' 20 ara 10 SI HE F AyFfTE near I'm street
OF these SPLENDID Gods
J. ALMOST BEYOND comPREHESsi'N
500 GO worth Of
RICH DRESS GOODs
Must be disposed Of
Al ANY AND EVERY SACRIFICE.
Within the pest week
THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN IMPRESSED
ana Ts fH1'f ES SiiSi, Ssf'''
or THEIR own SENSES
G Rich Silks S laS HlDg5sD'
RICH f m%S + Il 4 '' a.g:ii; .ola
at si2 and ~.
i'I RIca.S 3 RI Ha O.
0fths finest texture AID oolors
Reduced from a. Cd to l.. Cd par yard
BICH PARIS PRINTED JACONEr LAWNS,
RIcH STELLA hAwLs,
Invoced AZ sc,
soo T'ilif CIT GrS g FANS
(cboi.o styiesJ
ME hslSfif e G. FP ia Ut
Warranted fast col,"
BLAG cs'S slIh IS q (o ss' &c ssi RhInJ
Re- need from 81 to S. cd.
rURE IRISH LINENS.
Ofeysry description.
DOMESTIC GOODS, do'
RICH LACFS AND EMBROiDEBIE5,
$500, LACE ASD NJ IN 4 y p r. 6sryry
REDUCED ~ PROPORTION,
-, A 4 81 :: 2 b f, y 2 20 9, Avs
M .N and 2o6 6th-av near l4tas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08
laR EATONy COMMERCIAL BOARDING

lyl Neutrality-suspicious. SHED Worcester Mass, A. ID.
Yoens thoroughly lifted in Double Entry 5oos
issQins BnslnesS Peouan.aP. Metos,sae AnhmeaS 81
s, k.dred brasAea Each st0isut wa Be warranted to Do
MI. oompe,sbs N from an 20 sisat wos 70 perform VIII pe
q. himself empoyer the duties OF any Count
a., room xh.tsv-s lnssdssi iustsucton eissss ToT
O. ths Comue<ci Cour fls sood pleasant hone IN rs
sls OF ths Proprietor Wild Bosd IS pei week PSsous
s Information he merit. and references OF tins In
, IAN De assured Of ,ts high stsn5ur BY ssodBs fr'
- :. 80 Animal Circular ana CstsCSr-. Address,
W. WIN & EATON. Pr:H-pa and Propretor.
Worcester, Mssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08
TINTED STATES TRUST COMPANY

" Nlw-Y oKK.
No 70 WALSsy. ..
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLdL.Tcoy On
rfIs COMPANY Is a LEGAL Dh tr.i - - ~
aONEY PAID INTO COURT. aad sa'ne'~'s
GUARDIAN :. fs1sIssI o. sirowsp ON DgPosirs.
az osnys on Any COURT N Iais srATs'
ttrc,uains sunvs.sSsl Fei es.t .s ~ six u>sSSAS
Prom !ndiyiiosls or coryorstons, tos = y. "
N % be tAi5 % thirty day. notice, psr cent
rOt To-. period or On , :sSi 3rE IS
,osrru ,.w.yNcn PErxs oooPEn
sORERT KELLY LUTHER BRADISA
EDWIN u. MORGAN. rHONAs TiLssIV"s
ERASTUs CORNING, yn&N PhEhrS
fTHSs sJJYD.M WILSON O. HUNT.
sJ,S pBpED KNAPP ID e. ARNOLD,
vWI IA ~ T1iCEER CHARLES Y. BiLIs
crT perIpS WATTS SHERMAN,
Soas CISCO B.F. wHEBLwR!oa9.
DAVID MADDEN, EDMusD SvxrrIu
a. ss ~ SPY Woux CLINTON 0ILBER1.
GREENE c. BRONSON, COKNELlCyn nIrrrrS q.
DANIEL s. MILLER, yOtfS yASCp 10 ,viS; RI
" JOSEPH LAWRENCE, rrsssisns-
yosx A. srEwAar. Secretary. "
1;TJLTON COPPER COMPANi.-Notce
hereby given that the following &oct In the Fuson CeG~
- is,s .od Fen ~ ass and tbs wi! 30 sad
Sobc uctson tho oce OF the secretsry NO
"'"i'''' On MONDAY. the 18th Of July next.
At 10 ocock . m.
UnIess previously redeemed
kUaBEas or cHerfrteAIss'~. 90, 20, -
g. a. Is los no M " rs In 10 ID, t Is Is g. 81
g. H. IS ss g. g. rs 1870 Iss is u.s. "a 81 ~
81 is 10 isa S. 81 IS, Ia, IS. r. Is "a, Is 3D. ~
o. D. ~ JOHN sImPKINs. Secretary and Treaserss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

Mrs OKELLs BOARDING and DAY
I0 ScHnOL Will b. 70 opopej TUESDAY, Sept
can no obta, % IT bsr cssjsoss Nos sad 70 Csa'
Ss.,s.c, e'hb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

CAVINGS BANK.--MARlNERS SAVINGS
- INSTITUTION cf~neI of Siev and sthst Open to Al
esss.s persons aos ed deposits OF 500 ana
under tho Of cent and sums over Sooe Ct
per cent Deposits made o, bfoee the lsth Of
July will be slowe .nteres. fro o the irst OF July
Bank open daily from pa m to 2p and on Wednesday,
THUS. B. RTILLMAN, President
,r sv,. s.,,, cay 4 w. N Enss }vics,Prssd.ot,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

Upper CENT BONDS, payable 10 the cry x. " "
IN Ns~lsrk-rh~ sub-oroers of.r tS In 1fINE
~. 10 nrr cent BONDS on THE CIcl or MU 'CAti.
Stat. Of lows payable ysnus 1910 ~ hr . os ns
81 40 i,surd r sub.cr pton 70 he M..'pp and m',.a a
p.l,c.a the Bonds b-r guars tc.d BY ssif
,h ,n n,c ia scck The late o. Ia by oonse.
TO lows for rally pcrposs mskns this nv e oc
s,htS valuable feature Boa9s asa totn .n' CO..
MET. ,ecS,j.y oaorod Pull particulars may os go w ~
picatirh 70 f. W. No 81 WAl-d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

0tstoL o. THE MERCANTILE PfRE IssusAxcE Co..
ho IS Wsi$t., Nsw. Yort, Jaas d, 1855
'HE DIRECTORS Of this Company have this
d,y i.ttsr.a DTvtDfhO Of Eigat (1 v,r cent pa,sbs
"a "A, q tsy " jJg asst JOHN BAKta 3,Jy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08
TIO MISUNDERSTANDING RESIDENCE

THO PHYSICIANS.-COUNT RESIDENCE
for SALE. the west bank of Hudson atPou Seo.
Commands ~ varied view OF the river
ena surrounding county. Three OF attached )ouns
prchsyd barn &c ~ uie to,a n5out aud II miutes
time from Hudson River Farosd Depot Rhr ebeck Y.
Nov ctcupis BY and Is good for ohysean Apply TO
HOMER n ORGAN, No Pine at ". Y,
Or DAN T. VAN BUKtN, Kiogston, n. Y. (t0Sl
VJESTCuESTER COUNTY FARM for
w Sale or EXCHANGE In part for city propsry-9l
sres Poseseop suit tho on the Purchase 1oad,
81 miles from aye Depot Buildings gooi repsit; Hou.e
Isrge deghouly sitused well shaded. IN full OF the
Sound Sol excel add well wStetet Fruit In abundance.
Apply 20 r. r. fA0E, NO loOs.oeIlnes 81
on 0OA ACRES, 10000 acres, 700 acres,
stUsSpOVsLd 1900 acfeS OF s.leodid FAkMlNu
LANDS 10 Illinois, also Is 900 Of r,h Pa AlRtE LANDS
Central ivws with RAILROADS runIios through well w.tsred
aud timbere6 .wanps bsi l.nd also 500 AVkES
bes,ly ,nte, with White Piue Healok and Oak ~ We
Ccu1ty Penn Ator sale at low hgaa tor
cesh Save time and money by calling ~ w 81 )
TIED. No IS trinity Building Nc III BrosiwaY, NewfofS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

EORt BALE--The two story -and-a attic bhiCh
IL OtltBsk HOUSE, spd LOT Of y toUsD on inc ,ou'a
ssec of spssih,st and eos IS ana ., size on
Hoo 81 b. fsse deep, sise VI lot 50 y See a.ep ae'a'
oe tcet sss Bios,wsy sor furthcf psrccasn p
gaKE6 4 WEE IS, ssssionsers. No g Zine ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

L>Ok SALk--A PLACE OF about "a acres 4
ss,. vo, b.si &C rich lsd la god oasy s .ssd
o. tbe tin.n-h se: 20. R.ir"sd oepo, at S'S
kJnes 40 kipds Of Frp N s,usocs sad Gardens In drs
r,s csd<r BE- cold cheap add e-sY terms Apply
10 Maidep lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

OsrIcE EaIE Asp NOsrHE.sr K AL, IsS Co.,
NJOTICE is hereby given that an adjourned meet
ips Of the 81, ckholders Of this Company WI % ne'
their Office this CITY, the sth o. jay go I.csss.Ty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

i TowE LorsTbe Empeda k-a E'tas ana a.uun,e'a.
vli ~ ,.Ir 10 Ths hisbsst bDdsr puMker Of deitsoe
i r ko.i, yssposes sehm. sbops, reseoees hc Ia
tbs thriving spa sdp hsby locale Tosnof
- HNPnRJIJN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

NASSAU BANK DIVIDEND.-A SEMI
~ ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of POUR PER CENT o. the
CAPITAL Of tee NASSAU BANK will Be paid tn the Stock
holders their Natives and sfs As 18th Ths
Ir,psf,r Box 10 cinsed till that dus
NewYofk July 2 leo. r A TOOKER Cashisr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08
NJ eAyP-Tbe HOTEL, and PREMISES on

che New. orb and Erie Rarosd, st Great Bend Suque
h.nrs Coun,y Tenn The hsuse neatly new n.'lns zen
built within the Year, IL stories ash D" large dnhs
SAIGON that will 80 pcrsons All tns Necessary
eTo.sds barns stables &c The location h very desirable De
r. opposite DEPOT OF the N~'ork and Ere
Rslrosa and Greet send Of tie important ana esu
stopping ,sees road being the junction toe Deawe
nd W. and Newf orb and Enc kairosc 70
Pblsdslthis and New crL .
Fof terms sad Isrtieulsv, spry,o. ~. ,,.w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08
OpovIDpNCr AND WORCESTER RAIL

oo.n COMPANY DIVIDEND Ois'is"h
ipREe PsR CENT Three 0S,ia'. on sae d.,
teesrd % sbs hs 2i ins; al e en- the b,ois
o. tb~ corr ration be- elss of sDs e-s on sne IT,
Trsn. ter Boo4 e'sseS :. N the ic'' 70 D'' INV
-Pro''deses' July Z iN John r. BALCH rressursr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08
11ianu-Fpr1es an6 mnsif.

NEW MUSICAL Observation-Disclosures
"A l. HAMLINS MODEL ORGAN HARMONIOUS, VITO
Srp Dspason Duciss Hanboy, Bo1rda, Principal Hu'e,
Couper banks of 10 acknowledged oy
Ore the public NODEL MELObEoNS vhh lew improve
ens both ard secondhand TO RENT or for sale low,
AZ Wholesale or retail In general characerstics ard cspe
eny IN quality uniformity o. rne AID tuning they seen
70 ~ 10 be superior have ye. examined 6so =
sooy s,;.isls from oter our musicians may DO
msn BY eating on b. 4. GORDON, NO. @ Broadway sole
for New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

EAST RIVER BANK.-The Directors Of tn,
~ East River BGt have THIS DAY declared 8 Semi Ar
Ius Diyieero OF THREE AND ONE-dA.F PER &C NJ
peysbe the l0sh Of July next Transfer Books will b.
eosed until the llth Of July. VIM B. BAL. low Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

ELECTION of DIRECTORS.-Ofice Of the
IL CLINTON COUNTY COAL Co. Pa. No U "snN'
shoi of the Clinton County Coal Coo
p.ny bereb, Iotded that the Annual ec
ton Dr.cis lard also Tor iesrecsos o. the next
Waist New York on FRIDAY the llth Dag OF July LeHt
JOHN G. MALLORY, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08
TNOR GAI,E.--A splesdid Villa English COT

rAGE AID .ere.t reh s.'anS LAsp ess,s'yi vn
Usnsds &c, for SALE for 5000; worth tpioo ~
Efssa IL d.sh duly SaJeroot Conn % tns noun
az tAe Cusueercui River lsaure OF s. r. w.
M. al N, York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

MARKET BANK-DIVIDEND.- Dividend
w -FOUR PER CENT tie Capital Stock Of Bank
se tt has been declared Of the profits Ct the
orths rsysbe and after July IT, The Transfer Book viii
Il closed fon June 20 until July 10 By order of the Board
r. II HAYDOCK. Cssh.sr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17
TAZEWELL nALL FOH SALE

OFFER for sale this beautiful residence in IN. CITY Of
d Williamsburg Va, with three hundred and twenty.
two acre' ut land adjoining The building consists Of n
large dwcllinghousc Zone of the best in lower Virninn
barns, stables Kitchen dairy ice house &C. &c all in
fine order and could br erected for ss than TWO.
thirds Of whit is asked Tor the whole property The omen
land nbout 20 acres is in nr colitiuu the balance, o.
the band in wood, with cIesTr tmbCr It sufficient to
fence the whole farm. 90"
There large and valuable meadows well ditched
and producing good crops of huy wi marker II, th,,
door tor all that can be made Mr Of the .st uuui,y
convenient To each field.
The society ol williamsburg convenience to churches
70 schools male aud female aud to William and Mary COL
ese render the property apart from ito intrinsic value
peculiarly desirable 10 person oil family
Should the purchaser wish land than the 32 acres
an opportunity will bc afforded buying to the extent oi
-UU 300 acre.! the lilh July next when the cxecu
tors OF the late John ID Christian will sell ut public .uc
ton tar adjoining Hnds which have heretofore formed II
purt oi the 'lnzcwrll Hall tract
II not sold privately before the 18th day of July next
this property will be. that day offered ut nu lc
ton before the Court House door Cf the Car cf Williams
burg Terms liberal.
Persons wishing 10 pulc.ss -. .,4ed t. examine tn.
property.
Apply to " 8 Peal2y or to ?. N. Tban,p,on Esq, OF
said cit, Ter terms. ~
. June G--cwt0thjrly NJ NJ CHRISTIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17
UNIVERSITY OF YIRGINIA.

'HNHE Visitors the University OF vl.ginr lowing nj
rcccn. nc"tin: establishes! Pro,essursip OF the
Greek and Hebrew Languages and Professor ship of
History and General Literature uppiicntins all Them
will be received Gnt toe regular meeting o; the Board
the eth pi June.
Tr resolution establishing the Pct,7-orship of History
and Grrccai Literature pGUrr, that "ln this School sha
taught t. true q!joc.s brs, methods of the study
Of History tie general course Of human affairs with par
cilhr l cnpnrni- nnd Illustrations of those epOch- and
events which have hud nif influence upon man. the Il
cc Oi systems Of religion md Jurisprudence upon the
moral ind py steal cuiiiUn OF the huna lace the In.
ciprs o historical criticism. tue authentic
and best authorities 10 who student should be referred
in pursuit oil the "arp!s brhnchcs Of History, Ethnoga.
phy and the prEc:pes o: Chronology AMI the influence
If diver III. and climate upon the condition
and h"ercr pertains TO tho history OF the general
progress Of human civilization.
"ln Tho department oil General Itcrh.a.e ahail be
taught the history Ul the rr nh progress " general lite
rAurr with particular developments and illustrations Of
hoa" spochs md authors o innencc uponrha progress
been most ma-5ei TIE hest methods nud authors
the s,udy OK OF daeren! languages But shall
be tho ,GC object this school 70 teach the rise and
1ro,i ni English Literature illustrate the stages
tits growth which worthy OF remark an TO trace
the effects nf particular authors and great masters
the growth al III. English anguag" and literature In the
school OF General Literature, the student shHh regular
~ exercised ia English c0uposu? AMI the Professor nny
any member OF his 60, to deliver lectures read
essays upon such breaches o, literature such authors
H. be- fkcy Illustrate with credit To himself and
the in,u.pn Fl o"dcd however that nothing contained
this sha be construed 10 Gae from the
( chars Of Moral Philosophy AIr:cnt and Modern Lmn.
any OF the subjects OF ,nOtrGcOn now conhded to
them -
Applications .hoaid be addressed to the Rector and
Vi.0fs University, OF hhc Chairman Oi the
! Faculty, University OF Nrc!nia
| :. MAUPiN, Chmn OF the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND AND sI-IT..
Inv TILE CDl-NIY DE uANQNEn


obedience 10 decree OF 'hc Circuit Court of Hopo
YER pronounced the 18th of March, ISIS in ,bcsu,
OF josephine Picot de Bois.crt and other. apuu,, Mi
ch' flot de BoI,teict, Armand Hrmery de Goscaraic
commissioners therein appointed will on TIIrIESDaY
nc i9lh day Of June 1856 if ir If not the Isl fair da
ntlcaer on the trnct OF land which Michel Picot do
oisieet died seized, and resided Mt the Tim. a, hi
IN the county OF Hanover sell the said lauJ
PicOt de BoisiriIlet Wv w ''ehe'
The hand Is highly valuable ard desirable tract cop
.' hoou' ok hundred aud twenty-five acres and WAS
itoscoe lipscGmb. E-q. IL IL about eleven
rs hrth OF Richmond, TWO aud halt miles past IF the
richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad and
nc same diS!ince west ut The Virginia Central Railroad
ABOUT ons|nt vi the tract is cleared and the arf in cu
"non Is susceptible of and the course of hirb n,
Improvement small stream runs nearly through tho
centre OF the tract on which situated about 60 acres OF
hdr ni'u; anu along the whole OF which found
beds excellent mari easy access and which BIZ
experiment proves TO be well adapted 10 rho imuroy n.
OF mo land The uncleared land is heavily wooded with
the hs' Kinds OF timber There spring, of excel,p,
wafer on the place. The buildings consist of A pool
rained dwelling, nearly containing about ten rooms
dS'oh Kcheh, large barn stable nriu. ehuuse and
other requisite Outh0uses, Possession will be given inn
mediaely (,Xccpt Of the house orchard and o.rd.n
when VIII be resin"d until the irs OF January ls57
and the purchaser will get all the crops growing on tb
land consulting OF the wheat about 80 acres hr,yiv
guaceh TIE oais ON about 25 80 acre.. and the corr
on ABOUT W acres OF land The ten or ~
In numorr men End women and likely and valuable
TERMS-For the slaves each; for the land crcdi, OF
SIX twelve and eighteen months will be given the pur
chase executing three bonds of equal amounts for thr
purchase money, each with good aud sufficient, security
one payable Elk months after da,c one twelve months
%ei date and the remaining eighteen months after
u e"cn bond carrying Interest from the day of sale
ana tne TILE 10 be reta1 anil the whole purchase money
10 paid. e. w RICHARDSON JCnmuissio,
WILLIAM GOULDIN,j ers.
sthe Injunction awarded TO njoip the sale OF
me ABOVE property has been dissolved the sale herein
f. la n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17
MONROE SPRINGS FOR SALE.

r OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS, To- E SSS
ge,her with all appurenances c"ns sting oil an I'D
ample supply of Beds, Bedding Household anG Aoae.
Kitchen Furniture ulsn, Crockey Cutlery, etc: The
Springs are situated in the Northeastern part OF Monroe
county Ala in one mile of the Mobile and Girard nd
ana the same distance from the Mobile stage Inc The
tract belonging TO the Springs contains ~ acres OF No
creek land The growth 10 rxory white onk red oHk pop
lar sweet gum, mulberry elm holly Spanish oak with un'
dergrowth Of stiA bush buckeye su'ns0 and other nm
dergro%,n Indicating rich soil About l2o acres OF the
above lands is in high Of cultivation and VIII pro
duce l2UU 1900 pounds of cotton to the acre The build
nss arc in good condition, with large and commodous
Hotel and winter residence for family; also, Ten I'm
Alley Billiard Room and Table, Bath House, two Ball
Rooms one of which fifty yards defiant FROM the
hotel Also roomy Stables together WIN Ctrn Eros
Negro Houses etc In fact there Is ,athihg wanting To
make this one of the dssE. watering places inihc
South us the water st as high repute NJ any IN inc
State Testimonials OF the fact can be produced II re-
qyred. r., aouor.
will sell the place on the following terms Ten dollars
per ucre-one fourth cash. the balance III threc "huh
payments with and approved Soaarty, or tAort
gage of the place:
ANY person wishing to engage IL business OF the KIND
would do well to exuine these Springs Ms tue business
could lie commenced without amy outlay save for groce
ries there ample supply OF things ,or
hotel business Any number vi sheep can De ma al Civ
beef at to cents turkeys ~ IS cents chickens nj IL!
cents eggs ut 10 cents per dozen butter al 10 cents
For further particulars apply to C. Haynes Esq Tia
.ctte office Chhaba Alabama or myset at the Syringe
80 a i'm ENGLISH, Tr ustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17
VALUABLE FARM IN ORANGE COUNTY

FOX SALE Al AGCIlON.
Il my business engagements in Richmond are such
N ms TO prevent from giving that attention to my
farming operations that they require hive determined
10 sell my harm IN Orange county at auction, on THU Rs
HAWFlELD is situated in Of the most healthy, fer
Ill" and in all respects desirable sections of Virginia be-
ing Immediately the foot OF the South West Mountains
and less than five miles from the Rapid Ann Station on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad. also within few miles
Of the Plank Roud from Orange Court House to frede
rcksbmg. 1t contains By survey, $50 acres, Of
which 6OO are cleared and in hi state of Improvement
The whole Of il set beautifully in Orchard gass Time
thy and Clover. large portion of the tract Is branch
meadow land and both bottom and high land is very
productive of there be raised very large guam
tity OF hay and stock.
it, and capable OF being divided into fourteen eds Of
~ TO so acres each, with water in all of them.
There Is no waste land on the tract All TINT Is NOT
cleared is in original growth OF timber and much OF II
might be cleared with much profit by tobacco grower
As the railroad from Fredericksburg now being construct
ed will pass within mile OF the wood land the timber
could be turned to good account
The building nre commodi1ut and in excellent order.
They consist OF large framed DWELLING oUsEwith base.
mcnt which, il finished off, would give 10 good rooms a
few yenrs ag1 II was painted and put In complete repair
Large Stable, Barn. Corn House and Negro Cabins in
good order TO which have added recently shelter Gov
cred with shingles, 100 50 feet, with large hay lot
above and cattle shelter 100 feet long, nording every
convenience for the protection OF stock provender im'
plenentr, &c, &c.
Ny operations at HAWFIELD for the past seven years
have been with view to steady and permanent i'm
provement the land and think lie present condition will
show that | have not been unsuccessful Besidea huv.
ing over two hundred bushels OF wheat seeded have
had the farm for the past year nearly COZ had OF
sheep and good stock Of cattle which show that t 10
we'll adapted to grazing
Il is rarely that farm in such condition. and having
such advantages he HAWFTELD. Is offered in market
The fences are in excellent repair The land is entirely
clean and in fine heart clear of bushes and rock and can
be cultivated with little labor md large profit, as any
other OF It's size IL is therefore, in condition tn
puy profit nj once, and rs determined TO SELL invite
all who wish to purchase farm, desirable as place ol
residence and profit to examine previous 10 the day oil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17
RED SWEET SPRINGS,


DHNHESE Springs situated Ii miles East of the
l. Greenbrcr White sulphur, mile North of tho Old
Sweet aud is miles from BohsnckS on the Virginia aud
Tennessee Rnl Read, from which s'urnmcrson Kent &
Co. Keep full supply Of Coaches running daily through
IN daylight, to this place, and to the White sulphur
Springs, having night tyavel.
These waters are ChalybcHe, lc:iag III their gaseous
and saline ingredients varying in their temperature from
10 to 50 degrees Farcnhe forming ladies and one
geutlenans
RED SWEET BATHS,
the most cXhilarntng and delightful Baths in The United
States There is also another Bath Spring near the
Hotel precisely similar IL temperature and effects MS the
Old Sweet, one mile from this giving rScrs this place
the advantages OF the waters OF both paccs The waters
IRE Tonic Alternative and Aprrient suited Of cx
IRENE debility. diarrnoa OF the obstinate character
also rheumatism, cutancous affections aud chronic dis
OF the stomach liver spleen. &c cer 10 The va.
ous authors on the Mineral Springs Of Virginia FL the
analysis .-.' VI" -
There is on the premises Leading Koon, furnished
with variety Ut newspapers from all parts n tho Union
Also, BILLIARD t,oo;s, Ten Pin Aleys Other anus.
Incnts The services OF pULANDTS BAND OF MUSIC.
OF Baltimore. has been secured.
The proprietor having the satisfaction know that he
has given satisfaction heretofore his vscr and to sus
tain the high reputation Of the Red Sweet has induced
him extend his accommodations ast,cring ,r-,f that
future lsbors will insure full porcn OF the public pa.
tronHge ..''' -
Ihsreis ios Once at ,his place and duly mails each
way. Z. BIAS.
June li-ctl0thAuQ