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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16
Rare Chance to secnle
Farming Lands in Scott County.
9oR LEASE.
/ aIs5 !, I d ) = 3lock 10, corner OF Fsrpsn' en-
L.. Ih.rd atres.4.
ApI7du COOK & SARGENT.

NJ. John G 9-v.s .&s this day tsen sdsit.
III te3 Psr.-s- {. oEr Gr-a- The bpsiness win
e continued - -a-4-oio-s, and under tre ten e
name and siyis COOK & SARGENT
-sss.-s
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On allpart. ofshe United ststes boughtand zoid.
COOK, SARGENT COOK,
Bankers and and Agents
Fort Des Moines, loyB
Atlanta and Interior banks.
w y ,ha,l continue 70 receive and pay out tbs
w mote, o. taa above Banks ms We have done
since their oFgsazator} the 18th Inst. and till
further notice 1Janl2i COOK q SARGENT.
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gATaEANK,s osLgBRATEp sCALrs.

Imperfect article 10 go forth from their sstabshme ~
la galnsd FOR their Scales reputation that has ns'
or been surpassed In The whole range Of useful me
Cnauisn.
The Scales arc unanimously acknowledged as lhe
sf4ndaTain all transactions by wsighl.
1 lawsuit which arose from discrepancy OF
Wslghts Sstsaon Of Fairbanks Scales in use by
tue Baltimore = Ohio Railroad Company and one 81
another feature recently tried In the Court
ofComnon Pleas, baltimore; this case occupied the
Court two days and Judge Marshall IN delivering Ills
decision sailed the result III bis evidence, shat IN
accuracy Of EGirbaEks Sesss ass esG blt-ed beyond
all question. For saie by
BURROWS, PRkITYhtAS & DALGELi-
Tie vel! known reputation OF these scales mas ~
cuoed ths vendors 0fimPaTieet and worthless oaisn
eas Va 0fier ihsm FaiT0anks Scales, and purchts
eTs have thereby Ia many czsas been suoleelea 70
fraud aud Imposition. The Manufacturers hare no
controversy Nth honorable competitions Eh3 tsAns
asl business IA their osn names, out regarding the
psrLetEat0Ts vi Inc above fraud as puTsnins Soufe
alike GR;us and dlshonorable they lake ias fashN''
TO cauttoa the public OF their dispositions, ~,
The pAieutees manufacture uuder thstf own "
spoctioa only al their factoy IN 81. JohUshury, VI
For sale iu Davenport solely by
RVER0N,S PRETTYAAN& DAL2ELI..
r. s. T. FAIRBANKS & Co.
st, Johusbury, VI, May n, 1850.
MAY -. d&Yiy.
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IIt4iGiEi,l LUMBER =
Aatt,s. Shingles, Slaves, Pickets
Es1osy
=. ~. RAILROAD DEPOT
@4A tsssss,

sr r~Iy q o hand large and superior stock Of -
t.a,k Logo. Te are prepared 10 NIL olils oil an
- -z.r description Ol Lumber With gtol! pthrss an
.....a Ee have alsl II our Lumber Yard al preset
an SONNY vi Flooring, tsnci1s, Jois1s studIiht
-pf.s .f Shingles Pockets So ali Ol which "
.sp rgselvss 10 sgll asiow aaU be had in any e
..L a...aa' - the west
pEEgfA flSL.
.- would sspecis'l e tan tEa attention oI t''Iei
m .aeTs Ia want oi long and strong timber I" TIE Ia
.r., r-. nave q h,gs Kan uf A4ouE FitSh AN"
ary4s, valcH we will saw II required !lto t,ulost
y 1,u,s. IlgR. 40 10 - feel II Is hetdess aoI us
mi. : upou The strength and duTafisV o. th's IN
~ Il IL sell known ~ sysrN mscdanc --,-
..'..' RLSWILh & SON
WsLa7sa large quantity OF clear srSsnh t,
90 : saah Flank ssP ~ III
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WIRE WORK.

| ITPRIGHT Range dridirons, Corn Peppers, VII,
SKINNER Toasera Toast Forks Egg Bsaters, Corb
| Pullsrs &C., for sale at SMITH REMINGTON
steve and HonseiurnsLng Store, siga Of the Big Irl
| Kettle sep ~
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SIE.I WIND lsskg.s..

THE ouiy rSAsu ii
way Tue wind bg
ages past has not bet n
universally ElseN ns
maiIge power lsp 1.
kuDuuEJ be the n "a
OF q seil. regulating
mallliHG, Ia Hlgh
winds, the wiud "a II
IA heretofore COZ.
.tructea 8tGeF soon
ran lt-elt 10 death or
greatly iuJare any
Kind OF &, rang at
tlgnei, This din
racc - entirely obVl-
t-J can HOW Dr given
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VICTOR l. MERRITT.
FINE TEA TRAYS.

. LARGE assoFtmsnt OF all The newest shapes,
- card Trays, Walters, Bread, Cake and Cheese
Trays, Tor sale at SMITH \ REMiNGToN'S Stove
and HouseianishiEs store, sign OF the Big Tea Ket
Ne. sep
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BETTING The following sPpeara 81 The
lead Of the local column Of the STATE DANG
rat Of yesterday moraing. OF course, 1t
q done for mers efsct, ss no man 10 tho
West, "here people are generally supposed
. nave taelr eyes open 10 their own inter
ste, would he sos,mple as too make prop
.stilgn Of the kind in COED faith
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-16
1sRadicalism RIM SfaS.n

Under this caption the Staunton Vindeatoy-a staunch
Democratic organ-mournully says 1T be painful
TO every State Rights Democrat read the
Of Congress by which the Of President Pierce
their internal improvement bills have been overued by
constitutional majority. Especially is the reflection
source of regret, when such cAss DogeLAs and
SLDELI, array themselves against the rhoie policy Of N.
Democracy, upon this qHestioH We suboin the vote il
the Senate the bill faF removing distractions at III,
mouth of the Mississippi, and ita!cise the Democrats
voting in favor OF il:
YEAS-Aessrs. allen, Bdydrd, Bell of New Hampshire
Bell of Tennessee, Benjamin, Bright Bro,cn Cas- Col
lamer, Crittenden, Dodge, Doygias Drkee Fessenden
Foot Foster, Geyer, Hale, James Johnson, Joues,
Iowa, Pearce, Pgh, Se6astain Seward, Siide Stuart
Thompson of Kentucky, Trm5nH, Wade, and Weller
81
NArs.-Messrs. Biggs, Broadhead Butler, Clay Evans
Fitzpatrick, Hunter Mason, Reid, Toombs Toucey anc
Yuee-l2.
There il Is Out Of 81 votes for the bill 10 Of them arr
the votes Of Democrats And these 10 Democrats all stanc
upon the Cincinnati platform which declares that the Ge
neral Government has power commence aud carr
on general system OF Internal Improvements VIVA
hypocrsy' What DOWNRIGHT viIlainyi What shameless
rascals these LocofOco's aret
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ANDREW JACKSON



Verify, the action in favor Of Fillmore has com
msnoed in earnest all over the country To what.
ever portion Of the Union we turn our eyes, we see
nothing but harmony activity and enthusiasm in the
ranks Of his supporters And these ranks are recei-
wing large aecessions every day. In a word, thu
prospects are bright and cheering for the triumphant
election Of the model statesman and patriot Push
on the column Our friends in Georgia are thoroughly
aroused and sanguine The editor OF the Centrai
Georgian, ~ho was delegate, gives the following
hatterng account Of the unaninity aud enthusiasm,
Of the late large American Convention NJ Macon
I'VE have just returned FROM the Convention held nj
hacon 10 time 20 get in an item two reporting pro-
ceedingi There were present about tao hundred and
hty delegates representing iSty-6ve cOuntes We have
never Witnessed meeting where there such enthu.
assm and nnaninfy Of sentiment tlere was in this
Every voce-nOt dtsscn-Vas Tor Fillmore and DO.
Delson. There there opposed 20 put ms
candidates Tor electors before the people Of Georgia No,
0HS IL has been every where reported that al our lead
ing were going 70 Buchanan which there B.
aof Eoyd of truth, far have been enabled 70
ascertain and have mingled with representatives from
ss counties IN Georgia 10 the city Of Macon the centre
r.soads and sell nigh the geographical centre Of IN.
State {"
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RICH. G. MoRRIss.


WaIa NESTING IN ArroNArrox.-At meeting Of the
Old Line Wings OF Appomattox county, at the Court
House on the 10th OF July 1856.
On motion, William Evans appointed Chairman and
william Agce Secretary; and the object Of the meet.
ing having been explained by Thomas H. Flood Il was re-
solved that the following delegates be appointed to
sent the County OF Appomattoa in the Wing Convention
to be held la Richmond, on the 9th instant;
d. VIM ID. Christian, Washington Hunter. Henry c.
Patterson, SAUL j. Phelps. James w. 0verton Henry
Webb, jr, Andrew White, Capt. James Robertson, 10
seph J. Burks, VIM. j. Watkins, VIM. Evans Geo. ii
Timberlake, Thomas r. Peers Isaac R. Robertson Reu.
ben Robertson, Noble Smell Milton Fore Bryant Now.
lin Thomas hosely, John d. Mosely Bensmin r. Mosely
Benjamin Aosely Roland Elan, John H. Davidson vii.
liam A Egee: Col ,Rchard Wyatt, f, B. Farrer Thomas
williamson Jas. SheArcr John A. Shearer r. r Wat
kins Capt David Robertson, Charles P. Barnett James
Cawthorn.
ResofVed, Fiat VIM. H. Mcfarland and Bobert Ridge.
way be requested to act alternates for the delegate
aforesaid.
Resoired That the proceedings OF this meeting be pub.
hshed IN the Lynchburg Fiygi.:aE and Richmond Lig
In response to calls By the audience Jno. NJ Speed,
and a. H. Marshall Esqrs made brief but interesting and
able addresses.
wM. EVANS, Chairman.
WN F.. AGEE, Secretary tr
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sUioipEs.Francs Wamslcy, painter committed sui.
eide Ia Washington sunday by cutting his throat WIN
w. Fream, eIassstant alderman shot himself through
the heart in New York the 18th inst Poverty s sop
posed 10 have induced the On Saturday evening
young man named WIN. Pm, employed 10 the drug
II Mr.. Charles Ellis, Philadelphia committed suicide by
king prussie acid. The deceased very respectaby
connected both in this county and Europe. Nathaniel
Y. Baker, o. Conway, Massachusetts,, member OF the
Bangor Theological Seminary, bung himself on the 10Th
inst Cause hef edtsry insanity he 70 have radu-
aed IN few weeks The New York papers announce the
following German about 80 years OF sge named Hills,
committed suicide in his the Glo Hotel on Sat.
urday night by taking srychnine. No cause except po-
verty could be attributed for the Another case il
that OF frrnchman named seclare, Who having lost his
money in house Of ill-fame, hung himself
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-16
WIN. q. wnons, Secretary.

Al meeting Of portion Of the Old Wings Of The comfy Of
Louisa At Louisa Court House the 18Th Of July
Coleman, called TO the Chair
-
motion,
Resored That approve the object Convention Of the
Wing party which to assemble In Rch1ond 1911 Of july
Resored That DR.. Thomas Nelson. n. Johnson Thomas
Watson, Jos Norris Geo W. Haeket winston DR. J. r.
Eastman Jas w. Morris. Jas Vest @. Branham Jonathan
y CoEherd, John ~ Hugson, W. w. Mckee smith, a. T.
heser Henson, MAJ b. Henson, " PsTkens, l. Johnson
= y hsesei, DIT w Campbell ~ Trcs, g. 7. Waddy Dr. ].
keAn ~ furner Reuben Davis, DR. b. NJ
Smith and Wing Of county who NAV ana n,
convenient attend
Resoitc That the Chairman be added dslegaes
n -, C. q. COLEMAN, Chairman.
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notice. TO THE PURLIC.

oFFIcE OF WASHINGTON NAT MONUMENT socIEry
~ ..--,---- -, WlsHiSGynS July 4, lSs6
accordance with order pus.
are requested 20 Wa,hingon
Board y" '"'
ms no.s no. TO be construed agents. hut
10 rutctuaie
ey The Board Is we'll
QUO enterprise In which l. engaged
proceedings by agency until PLAN
un .r efficiency prompiitnd and safety,
nahees Que from agents offerings independent copt
huors are TO he sent by dran payable Tre
letter. TO the undersigned. BY order -
i - AL r. SAMUEL YORKE AxLEI
IN -, . Secretary W.N Ms.
c society and henrat The putc by Publishing notice and
sending % the seeretay OF the paper containing the same
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-16

meeting OF portion Of the od Line" Wig party King aud
Queen county called King on Mon
day. the lth day Of July 1850 organized by s appoint
rHi OF ThOS HAYNES Chairman and Wh, WRIGHT
10 motion,
esoS0e THAT the Chair appoint dsegaies o sah -g-
s District In the county the Old Line Wig party
the Convent 10 be held Ia Richmond
Wh-rsupon. the Chair appointed following delegates
from NsWtoSn D-tTet-Dr John NJ Joseph Brumey
= Gresham, T. Gresham and Lewis 7. Kidd.
Prom OATksisnJAmes W. smith, Smith John NJ Ryl.nd
Joseph RyIAni and Alex Pleel. '~'
From s:sysn.yle-Dr Henley John Pollard VIM p Court.
ney, Or. b. II. Walker and DR.. Charles Grrsiam.
From Courthouse Dstriet-Ro. Pollard Jr Or q paun.,o-
IT, No. NJ Spencer Richard Wyatt WIN. A saanders
PROM Leve-Bever Anderson, VIM II. Anderson Geo. r.
Lively VIM. Robinson and Richard haeklsford.
Resotued motion, That the Chairman
10 the delegation and that all Wings county who NAV And
convenient to attend to act AZ
gates.
Resotren Ttsr, Is the delegates
meed by inAtr-eer, u.s. and thai thew
feel authorized act In Convention
Interests ofthe whg and Of the country large
Rsoirf, That the Editors requested Ia
The proceedings OF this meeting In It's Issue OF Wednesday
So - 49, THOS. HAYNES, Chairman.
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ON M RCIAL


~ ~ 49,
Tue sies OF Virginia sizss At the New York Stock Er
tSs Wv. ssysrs option fssr .sshs. tsee q ssE
We eoodease the following In regard 10 sugar irv. the
oneisasn Price csrrsn, Of OH Inst,
sssa Of Lea.n. and Of the largest paanssv. A. IN.
s. informs ss that under vhss-,.s e.s
;hs ps.sa, revns high As.drsd saS a. ~
a per .ee has nen paid for the growing for H.
PEI Ia our isfcr%sa nsss",.ss .c ss.r:
ne In SON: % q e. . :. 49, e T.
ton Of ne general In others sus sssp d.
s.S r,ss ss plants sss ~. e
hhds Sugar be made prssen rroutnr ero ~
cree s sssse - -: -. = =
onexth Of the entire ssirasisd ssss 49, n N - s
ars-ias countries In the World I've yse1ss ~ nessS -
mus, neevss.y nnssaes On prscss Hsssh eoa
The extent o. the high dssss hss 49,
:sssV Il s ss:a Z: ~ csus k ,s a. ;'';Ss
s s as 1ssi s AIN .aa The s pss q Esep s.
les s. y ,N,..,, =. go = = = ~"
- pa. boe7oo 900
IL. aec., IN ;..i 4: . q. y -: 100
aSpss has nss ss s sss ~ os,:.,s
IN hss. soeniries In the ssosks IN ne esns
h.a last year os%e.as = s a. JAR
Jsss ~ 10 e H.
'hovE in Ii. :sei u ,Aii; . - o0oes
The Uncnnah Gazette, OF Saturday hes ths f,ovin. r.,
rfard % Ne Prosisoa and othsr axksss efsA.s shv.
ms,s vas hsavy bassss usnsscssd y,sssrsav = p<,v,
sosss 8. ss Sc s., T ss chan.
N all cases allowed irAnspe Bacon bcurhs eEeaSSs ~
st f mes. .. ss s. g
sa,s &c o sss, many s s
The I ssTs, ,s q ,s :.
fS.t s saSs..' NO. asSs::
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-16

That Mr. Buchanan in his Texas speech, declared
his "droHg reDIgHaBcs by any net o, his 10 erteHa
tie limits Of the UHioH oeer neto siare-hoidia0
territory" while he voted Tor the annexation with
the firm conviction that IL would be, TO use bis own
language, "the means Of limiting, not eatorgiag,
the dominion If siaesrV"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-16

The Fillmore men Of Alabama are making gal
LIANT fight The hon. Jerre Clemens and the Hon
Henry w billiard electors for the State At large
Better selections could not have been made Both
q these gentlemen arr able, jealous and eloquent
n proper exertioas made by our friends in tina,
STATE, we doubt not there win be, we have strong
confidence that Fillmore will carry il by n considera-
bic majority Keep the ball In motion, and Novem-
Der viii tel tho pIesssntest tale tina, eyerw" heard
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-16
State Elections.
The Question Settled.

Our Ambassadorial neighbor Of the Enquirer has
favored the world with his views on the Costume
controversy" He says "the American gentleman
was wrong We believe it. The question is set
tied. Where's our old dirty white vest that the era
~ member Of King Otho's cabinet laughed at 30 i'm
moderately
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-16
The Sun snII rise, and Set.

Notwithstanding Mr.. William NJ BurweIl, Of Bed
ford, has formally announced his purpose to support
Buchanan, the sun still rises and sets rs usual We
had fondly counted upon three hundred majority in
Bedford for Fimorebe will now only get mao-
rty Of two hundred aud ninety nine
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-16

Hogs opened that went Nm "a m
of me season vas t6ik The Flour duu No.,
zee es.r SALES made a. Low 4, sdra M
heaV receipts o. neu wheat rslasvsy ourr
arthr advance Of one cent gson essabis6sd In vhi-
in oener ARTICLES no new feature ~. Observable
rhe valuation OF the real and personal estate Of New
ot city for the purposes Of taxation been eoup,.ssd s,a
SHOWS total OF gain Of millions upo. III,
assessment oiastyesr TIE has more than douba ~
the last nsen and. according sstasss Of puf<>.d
the real and personal YORK eanno. now BE-
abort Of nine hundred millions OF dollars -
mercantile form In New Orleans In letter to thu Gin
einnAn Price Current -.rg-l Trrs-s--
The aIe, Real Essas hi. eity have ban r,.,,v
S.zI We PAID taxes this Real Esfsr ii
Tue az OIL amounted TO goo Lat tsrrtsen an M.
- PsoPsfy NE .me valuation ]5 dcersncs IN ,or
5,.I o, rery sensbe rviux ia ho ~
ee'sf things 10 the future Of New Orleans - n.y. "'
tabular statements Of the deliveries OF gold from Caor
MA Tor he year ending June soh total Of q bh
only about 1900 In al the previous rear while ., .h,,
come hSe millions Of dollars Of the year 1858 -o4
The Mayor OF Washington urder the authority vested
IN HIN By s City Councils succeeded In earov.,
ak 9enam to meet the pressins obligations Of The
Corporation. h e 'lFT7- = e
The State hanks beginning send in their Quarterly
'spOrOr the quarter ending sh though aebarrd nv
edict om Publishing 10 full nj the ar
pense az the COMMONWEALTH sti m u,.v a.
present our readers with abstracts sane In a,
the plan commenced By as last April: III
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-16

At meeting OF the Wings of Chesterfield held At the
Court House Monday, the l4th OF July 1885, Holden
Rhodes, ESQ., was invited to the Chair and Vincent D.
Markham was appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been explained the
following resolutions adopted
Rosoired That the Wings of Chesterfield cordially an
prove othe Convention Of Wings proposed be held in
the city OF Richmond the 10th Of July instant aid
promoting the adoption of for the
OF that party whose conservative influence again
on former occasions restrain il overwhelm the anat
cis the trahcing in politics and the incompetence OF
ton which, prevailing in the primary assembly well
in the public councils usurp the place OF reason patriot
ism and forbearance and greatly mper the institutions
OF the country.
Rssoitod That the Rdae OF Who may but should not
die vet the principles that have characterized the gene
raj political action of that party indesructble 90 long
the country chershes within its limits large class of
CITIZEN Intelligent patriotic, interested in the general
veal of the country but free of personal interest in the
government always solargely and unfortunately too often
corr uptly, employed in the management Of public Affairs
Resoir That the times again demand the active e1er
ton OF Wing Influence and principles yet the rcorganiza
ton OF the Wing party should 10 made achieve high
and more enduring purpose than any temporal end
therefore 40 Tar as the ensuing Presidential election
concerned, while IL well furnish the occasioa il
should not and cannot be the md Of the organization Of
the Wig party.
Resoired, Thai tie Chairman name a suitable number
Of Wigs TO represent this coGnty the proposed Con-
yention.
Resoired That in addition to the delegates that may be
named, all Wings in the county willing to attend said
Convention be appointed delegates.
ResOtred That the Of the Chairman and Secrea-
ry be added to the delegation.
Resolrsd That these proceedings be published in the
Richmond Wing.
The following the of the delegates appointed
Thomas Walden, Macon Trabue, DR.. Samuel A Patteson
Richard Wilkinson, @ AeRae, + Parkinson, DR.
WIN Bal, DIR John Wake, Dr. John W Wake r S
Winfree DIR A Sale, Charles II Rhodes VIM A Martin
Henry Miller, VIM Spears and David Moore
V. ID. MARKHAM, Secretary.
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PRIVATE oFFFRrNos or RrAL rsrAT


Ihe Koytcti' Mll-Appy 10 Dunlop M. 4 %. ft7Jl
snImsn' o. Main street. Richmond, opposs rxebaags
two tracts 10 Automatic soSs VII, aI,s,. =, az 49,.
nns & 01 s ss' ge ss.red WIN aos avs
farm Of ego county tnovn a. the Ben,
Monument Hotel" tSI rent lease or .aj s.. adv, Of
valuable I@ "Uiad SO ss,,s 7ios on obt.
farm eeDg lou acres, 10 cupepsr county tnosn a. "
dssa lesdebee CD wayt On sn sileei meas Ola, ,,,,
a Ss ioi S s s S@ !, corner q ION
ss q s2o sefs'. dwelling, Ac Louis, county Adya by
fsf@ non o. Haisa un near RonS eoa, 10 .cr. s-.D,
q 600 ESQ ciesredJ in chss.raa oovn,, 10 nile,
go. serond-a rare oarns See adet Of Goadn pp.rson
Yarn q coo sh a..ng mills. etc. on sue river. In
Valuable Roanots county P t.mel rou.,plpg
isI -.rs.. zee sle.rsdl Apply % Ga (. tsoAl
county whlT o. u. v. Prics, Az. pitoi '"
tact o. l.nd embracing LOO sorss situated the vssJ
TIC so. s.isa WINE s.n. King WIN souu,y.
q ssy si . bsss ss' .sSs, T. ~. ss &C.,
O1qtl 49,. -
Country MANSION .sd n o 90 Paln.vl. Amelia %
70 I Pl,. from ne. Eshrnees srio, says,sSnl
aeres, Of which go are arsbie, NtJ ' - ~
sss,.sa esoshI.aa soas Is mile. from RsnrOOua esn-a
Ysr IN AesuaTie county q sbOui $50 oOrdoasvne
gar J.@e: river Buctinsh. oossty oppo.a. HO-.ra,
An estate. cohaolaF 80 acre. N Amen. .eaoo,v ,o..
te. % miles from Richmond Advertised b. T. Ms,lsrs az,
farm o. seou' $50 acres IN King wsh cOany - NM rom
gst@e s6 half cleared in oAa,. cy county ~ mn,
ssssoo. s.,sou.s s.engus The city q Rsbuoud AVA
- Sis DivFsFoST, sI.Ts Eco
PYTs' "'Nh'-io '''s'' s. S. "; y ,u,o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-16

Tm DELEGATES THE VINO STATE CONVENTION
Will ASSEMBLE AT METROPOLITAN HALL THIS MORNING
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CHICK ERING,s CELEaRaTcn
E1UANn

uNhE SUBSCRIBER has Just received 4
~ varief ASSORTMENT of these celebrated Instru g
m.nts which he offers for ssle the prices
'ock VII At all time. be a. aree and elegant
can De found In of Northern Among hs .-eton
are the Chiekerng Louis XIV which, and dcaev
tone and touch stands unriysd which
included IN this selection The Palor
o. the hess chiekering and considered artists
70 anI instrument produced this
and with the fashionable circles
cur. NE f.ror Grand rapidly supersedns all other
eminent
with, = - - 'N '"e'
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