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The true Democrat., 1856-06-24
" Against this rock my foot place, Come one, come all, this rock shall fly From it's firm baSa aS sOun as 'i

From It's firm base soon as l -
 The gifted Longstreet, to whose sage cour. sels 1 have so often listened, than whom pueI man does not breathe, the shadow of whose shade would suffer by comparison with Yell. came in for a full share of his abuse. Judge Longstreet's name is dear to the south, to h.s church and especially to Georgia Emmy college Is his monument, and the young men, who from time to time have gone forth from its classic halls are his inscription. The speak. CT informed tbe people that Pierce and Bishop Hughes haH at one "teH swoop' swept the national democracy from the political stage; yet CaSs a national democrat leads the Senate, and standing shoulder to shoulder with Doug las, Hunter, Butler and a host of national men, who have added link by link to the great chain of democratic statesmen, until at length it has found for our country aresplendent necklace Of unsurpaSsable brilliancy.
 Gen. Yell needs only to be heard to be ag- preciated, and the oftener he Is heard the more unanimous will be the peoples verdict on the ides of August for him to retire to private life, and enjoy Otium clsna degnitate, and dream no more of sag nicht assassinators. Col Spring of Fort Smith, followed Gen. Yell, and deli. vered funeral oraton over the dead body Of Lafayette Gregg. Col. Spring is the Know Nothing candidate for prosecuting attorney Gregg is his opponent and will no doubt ts elected.
 You may set old Franklin down for the whole democratic ticket, for her democratic sons wish no sms but patriotism and repubi' canism.. So much for politics.
 The weather is dry, corn and cotton crops look very promising, but are suffering for want of rain, though with timely seasons, the hus- bandman will yet be rewarded for his labor the wheat cropis being harvested and is con sidered good one; our river is down and gong down fast to only catfish navigation; the health of the country is generally good.
 FRANKLIN
The true Democrat., 1856-06-24
Pretermittiny.

The Gazette, several weeks ago. put for ward the claim for Col. Fowler, the Know Nothing candidate for Congress in the southern district, that he was an anti bank man-and had opposed the establishment of banks in this State To prove this, the Gazette cited the record of the convention that formed the con- stitution Of the State, where 1t is shown that Fowler voted against the clause authorizing the establishment of two banks.
 We denied that Fowler was an anti-bank man-and quoted the record and showed that he voted against the bank clause adopted by the convention because it limited the Legislature to tue establishment cf only taoo 6anks. We also showed that Col. Fowler voted against the amendment to the constitution which entirely prohibited the establishment of any bank or banking institution in the State. We thus showed that Fowler was the very stongest of bank men.
 The Gazette has never made any reply to our article. It has pretermitted the question. It has ignored the whole subject. Why ie this? Is the truth of our article admitted? If so, why does the Gazette not come out and place Col. Fowler in right position before the people? We call upon it to do so. Does it shrink from the task? Is it afraid to submit the facts to the people?
 Gen. Hampstead ill the Canvass.
 Gen. Hempstead's appointments through the southern portion of the State to address the people on the political issues of the day, will be found in our columns this morning. We hope every person in the south will give him a hearing. Gen. Hampstead is better posted on all southen questions than any oth- CT gentleman we ever heard. He has made them his study for years and he has mastered the whole subject perfectly.
 As Gen. Hampstead has been msrepresent- ed great deal, by the opposition, in his for mer speeches, we hope the people will turn out to hear him.
 THE RESOLUTIONS OF '98 AND '99.-We pub. fish these resolutions in full to-day because they are not only part of the democratic platform, but because they are the best exposition of the hideousness of Know Nottingham. They are resolutions prepared by Jefferson and Madison and passed by the Virginia and Kentucky Le- gisatures. They contain the democratic doc- Urine of State rights
 JAS. F. PAGAN, EsQ.-This gentleman de- Senator from the counties of Saline, Hot Spring and Montgomery. His reason for so doing is, that the canvass would necessarily in terfere with his official duties here at the capi- tal
The true Democrat., 1856-06-24
Speaking Appointments.

will address the public at the following times and places, and my opponent Should 1 have one is re- spectfuly invited to attend, that the appointments may be mutual, 90 wit
 County siteo Yell Saturday June es
 '' Scott, Tuesday July
 '' Sebastian. Thursday 3
 Hot Spring, Monday 7
 q Dallas, Wednesday 't g It will be seen that l have omitted some of the counties of this District but they are only those in which have formerly addressed the citizens at length and they are fully advised of my opinions. I will, however, when the above appointments have been filed if physically able, visit those counties and again address the citizens. E. A. WARREN.
The true Democrat., 1856-06-24

What is the difference between butcher and gay young lady? The former kills 10 dress, whilst the latter dresses to kill.
The true Democrat., 1856-06-24
Letter from Franklin County.
June 18th, 1856.

June 18th, 1856
 DEAR JoHNsoN-Never was the nol;r.-, horizon of this section of Arkansas more rrsr nant with great and glorious triumphs for ,S. democracy than now; never was the "od gp,r1n more infexible to democratic principles nar.. frmer resolved to act in harmonious union :. save the country from the ruthless hands ., political demagogues.
 These thoughts suggest themselves from tb. fact, that one of the great lights of Know NJ thingism has been among us; i refer to Gan Yell, who, if we would take his word for ii !, on mission of mercy, patriotic crusade fo. the love he bears the dear people, to enligbtsr their benighted minds, to point them to tb. only true path of political duty to bring ords, out of chaos, and to save the land from the rr hallowed grasp of the demagogue If ams. of men and measures is passport to bono, he has won the title, and stands peerless and alone in his own natural element; if slands unmitgated and unmerited, makes man truly great, he is superlatively great, or if low fun, slang, which would cause the blush of sham. to mantle the cheek of even an inhabitant If the Five Points," can win the peoples heart, he has won them. Bnt enough and now to tba speech.
 On the 10th inst, Gen. Yell, for three lon, hours, with all the eloquence which he has. and precious little he has to spare, labored hard to convince the people that the democracy were unsound, and not only unsound, but beyond emption-completely abolitionized; that Pierce's administration was abolition to the core that the Catholics would ruin the country and rule the Union, that Conway, who in everv respect is his superior, was not even qualified for justice of the peace.
 | Such was the text from which the funeral 0 democracy was preached, and with all his in petuous torrent of eloquence it did not eyel create a yeN, much less murmer. | Every man who has an idea above an ostrc knows that Pierce's administration has been al together national. Read his messages, they vii prove it; scrutinize his acts and they will win dcate him from the foul asperSion; but Catho lcism was his great hobby, it is the Troia horse which we have received in our midst and though the Pope begS protection iron French bayonets, yet we are told by this Kuoy Nothing apostle that he is about to conque America, and react again the bloody drama 0 | St. Bartholomew Not only conquer America but this divine seer predicts that in 1860 VI will have foreign Popish president whe every man knows our constitution declares tha none are eligible to that high office but natiy born citizens. Nothing so ennobles man a magnanimity of soul; this virtue Gen. Ys cannot possess to a great degree, else his abseu opponent, Gov. Conway, would have at leas merited respect; but Gov. ConwayS name secure, the people know him and apprecnt him, he has stood firm and unshaken, unseduc ed by tlattery, uncorrupted by power. Of |, firmness in State affairs, he well resembl Scott's hero and to his enemies he can trul say,
The true Democrat., 1856-06-24

'Wc presume the Louisville Democrat quotes right ly from its brother sag ncht of this place. We did not observe the article from which the Louisville De- mocrat extracts it's paragraph, whenit published lore If we had it would have been exposed and de- nounced calumnious tasehood at the tine We now take occasion to denounce it false in its length and n its 0reudth'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

S'Lt ~ NsGRoEs -A negro named Sawney BELONGING,
I" Constable Butler was sold ycsteria, by Me,.s Puism
Davis Tor th" sum oi s5Su. lie j. one of those han,
hed Boot smith boxed up years aro Tor ,Spot
ton Ia Tree state, and Iof which exploit that ind, ytiu,I
Is no" serving out his term al punishment ia Tia. pcnit
GARY oi Virginia Stwney, unt~rstand, goes to At.
lant', ia heSSrs Pulliam Davis, short time sine,
sold seventeen negroes including or three youth- for
sli l55. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

USFoRuSArE DoNEsrIc DnFcuLrY Mrs Ia,i,i,
Chirey appeared before the Mayor Yesterday and COM
pin'd that she hal been threatened by Thomas j. Chill
d"v and being ia fear Of personal violence desired the
protection ni the law liz consequence OF unfortunate
dcdlty, Mr.. Z. left her husband time ago and in
s'i'ntej suit for divorce which is pending before
Judge Meredith The Mayor did not conceive that she
was III any present or prospective danger; and after eau
ong Cnidey against disturbing the peace ni any fam
lily with whom she might be scjournng dismissed the
"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

EDUCATIONAL CoSvESTIoN-A Convention is to assem-
Die in Richmond the 2sd of July next To take into
consideration the interests euca ton in our State how
umay be best promoted and by mutual consultation IN
agree upon some general scheme TO be recommended 4,
the Legislature its session for its approval and
adoption
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

lrAlIiS OLvg OH-We have received FROM Messrs Carr
Burnett oldner, OF New York, sample OF the italian
Olive Oil which they advertising in this paper IL j.
very neatly put up, aud Judging from its clear bright color
must he superior article We shall test its quality on
the first opportunity.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

Darn OF a VIRGISIAN IN CENTRAL AMERIcA-Judgc
j. Caleb Smith, well known in California aud Virginia died
in Granada Friday 25th of April after short attack
of lever The best OF medical advice and attention was
stayed lie wal Of Ex-Governor William Smith of
this State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04
AUCTION SALES.
E,TIEI- LAYS.
lSsuEurro.t, ~. sT 800, ,,o,.. =.

>AsI -sPTENpiD uot-s. yrs>,
'ct.t, iitpN sAFt< PIANO FrOOl< se Ar an.
y" ~ -.i 90 THURSDAY Norr = ~ sh i.t. ~ 800,
ttfea - surflnu .pi.r
IS =" rsrt"f aud Csnihrr Farufur~ oder 81 th- 80.
~ isr' "a" "a Frn
.,,s 81 s'ne-s-at Do ia 10 ~ tad =,
f-,., -, " hnr~~ g. .PT'nE.s--t 500. p.s
q '.t"s = nlphttr ola h-i-
n-t"si; nsfsgny ta i.,i-.' C4hil-. 4. $50
~ - i--i D. 10 caft.x- D.. P-pe
i y sac, i-'~d~r aed hirsi, ps.., isk- Al o o,-
30 >.i- positive ' -''e'
Is tbs ,Et. .,,,..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

CHARGE 90 MuRnrE.-Thoma. g. Smith wa. nart,u,
examined before Justice IIancs of Hen leo on Monday
ON the charge of a>sIume aud wounJinp Jo.enb y
Crouch with hoe the 18th of May from the ELECT.
oil which wound Mr. Crouch died on the ith of th. sam.
month After hearing the Testimony Of the wtnc... far
the Commonwealth the justice adjourir, the examination
until Friday next give the prisoner an opportunty t
procuring evidence on his h.haIf '' -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

VIRGINIA Po-TorFIcEs The Postmaster General has
lately established the following:
Rencks Valley Greenbrier county, Va B. F. Renick
George w. Bell postmaster
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

bEArTiuL TEsuNOSAL.-We saw Yesterday massive
gold medal presented 10y the Howard Association OF Mar
iok, 10 DE- j. T. Hargrovc, of the volunteer phy-i
c'"'S VIM went from tii- city to their relief during the
teini- pc-eice oi lS5J The designs upon the medal
are taken iron the Holy Scriptures aud are highly appo.
pirate Faith Hope AMI Charity" on one side aud tI..
Cool Sih'ian "n the other. Similar sti.onit of gr.-
otn' nave been az wall To- bestowed upon all t. volu.
tecr pN"icanS Who egatllcss Ol their own safety went
ha'"y Into the midst Of danger the relief OF their fel
low men. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

PARDos-Gov. Wise has pardoned a man named b.
+. Jefferson, WHO convicted Of mansaughter At Alex
aniria Tor causing the death Of James Breen in fight
and sentenced TO The pententiary Tor year.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

HrSRico CouNTY CouRr-Tlis Court was an gagged yes.
terdny in the examination OF Peter Cutred for causing
the death Of his wife, but without concluding adjourned
over until this morning
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

PERRT DAVIS VEGErABLE PAIS KILLER is dcsery.dly
the most popular family medicine known, Tor no other
remedy has been 80 successful in relieving all kinds of
pain IL IL most appropriately called Pain Killer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

BLKEDIN" At rHE LuNUs.-Msny just within the grasp
OF Consumption saved every wear by the faithful s,
of DR. Wistar's Basan of Wild Cherry It, success in
alayng AID curing proacted coughs Is
BILE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04
BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucrs
De- Si.It - ti;s s*,, or oNEINDiyI-

.'"U "VItIt EVAN TANERN IBEDAD STEFFT
hOIEil PROPERTY, IN THE CITY RiCIMJ> on BEO an
MD SIN sTktErs-Pursuani 10 decree Circuit Court o.
he city OF Richmond entered iIh
AuRnH sha ais V oodin the subscriber. special
HEREBY appointed vii proceed To se public auction up.u tb
prvnlses on MONDAY Si June, at O'Clock NJ
o'y 81 Us property described Ia thu proceeding.
he s~-n Tavern property having
broad street At It, Intersection With street To- feet and
Mug hack lie usual half
TEAs--Tl- interest go, Auy,.t
pA Aua TIE sum Of fz'c4 and The 81
- pad h cash. and The residue % he in four
otAa-n at Intervals Of l., is and the dsy Of
N 70 which deferred payments the
svanr hos with enforsrs, the title
4'ed a. Ar'ier security until tie purchase money paid
JAMES LYONS,
TATtos wItLI,Ns ,n.s,i.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04
EAnN rom sALr ~ lmr,rrnr,r1n

II = al -r F.-In 0r .b'rI \ =
-ie, To- hv
bout ave -ix miles from 'F~''
Tie tAri contains ~ aout half
alaner rndr Improved cultivation. budus. So p,'y III
Or N, sub. rlb-r -f'' Ww c',,N"lpss'
~. ior, .ug valuable Farm offered pubic .uen ,
= ' - 80 -" ." No ''
TINS TGhs--s;h cash. balance u aud 10 month.
sotiahl- notes Interest added by a
tnags-2AHtds gODDiS A Apptps,S -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

cHss.rSaks AND oHio C.SAL-At meeting Of BOARD Of
COan SINNERS Of the anil Ohio
ton lass Monday, WA M.u'ty Of Frederick. ND
president James Cody aud Jacob " Grove.
Dr Jas fIpst'lek aud Thomas DsvsemAn Of COUNT
John Br.~SI, Monigory and Robert Dodge Of
Cyorgvto~n.D d. O.. dirvctors
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

WAlkkRs PosioS L. said that since the arrival OF
tho Orilaha the eods Of wake are quite satisfied
hi- prospect. and present position IL l. asc.rt.ned tor
that III" bsh and Preach naval force had not
With American vessl- arriving At San Juan The rirnor.
t. To. contrary are attributed To the hostility Of the Van
d.tbilt int.t.-t
ho.ssos s'asusssls-yioseaes gill. hereafter f.,orts
nam" Tor gI. fea<.nd of afhrr
after the noble si 49, .serheng ~snt 90 the Cra-a
.e III .anss,ns. aud hal h.dn
oihrr feod. h.n tn hospital
their eLhdF,n Ia h hop that may In some d .. n.
h In clever speech of Lord lately
OF Lor'. he refer. 10 foreBes Nshtigs
The vegetation Of spring. has c.d the vest,
E- OF hsiAkasA and nkrrman
ie al s ufd "fms no- cluster round the colo. ri ranks
~, u ue hptal- The angel Of Mercy stl
70 t last on The Of her lsbors
Ahba Aeeoupis'ed Thee. long arcade. Of scusr In whIh
Shs men AT up "a catch the
Lr e> aud i'H back the pos hAv.
sn- o- a. passed. comparatively Deserted
he thinking h- b-t he her return
tive. of t'Vrene, Nightingale"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04
RnnA1T,tii 4 ~ ,n.>. Iors oN CIV.

Il M
o., fslDAf a. Oh June. lsas. commencing At 81
~ grunfd. ref
E bal ~ f~-7 q alley Til. proper, BENG i n M Of a.
~ 500 commanding a. ~ Jaai.. aud ~.
4i"anh ~ 'oo ts, Ter Inducements 10 to- t.,
''uhd ni-i triv-t. sid-nr- $780, '''i'"' '
ot-'s-r'h ash balsnr~ ~ months for n.,
' GOES. t~'v Nliyi secured b. Did or t A.. retain.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

Damage COrrS CroP-Ibv In .n. po,
tons sah Carolina have drs mech m.ehi.f high fres
e la tie Wasre~ has IN.
ter, In RhiAni and Sumter districts, Ia tl
rvpiAiit cotton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04
WLNcHEsTIm vIKGINi.l nEnIc.1

"ISCHE STER VIRGINIA. MEDICAL
w CoLLEGErte uis us,iutiou vii
commence on the LIST " October until the flouug
May ~ '''o-'Ns
FACULTY
tH u Mc6riEE' " D. Predecessor Physiology
'e ''1 w
Maieria Medies. 'N''''' '"1
Fee Tor ~hos toO Aaireulson Zee $50 Dis.eetinr
ticket Noncv only 1900 plou4a Zee t2lUO
Tie course pursued Is si % daly
generally
delivered during the day The study practical ANATOMY nav
the session @N''''N' uui''E
~ recent act Of the General Assembly, College eucaes
'seN your men from The state OF Virginia. free ali charge. M
lees - qud ths should be Of good mora. ebr,
further Information apply a. ~
mal-d.eStw ALFRED b. TUCKER VI D. Dean
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

~ pr-.'.r. %. fkihAf ihE sriI ~. $50 ,ou rrss
=, feet q .ini.s
W, Dysmti' rian's hsr. ~ TT u .-y. Aisa r.-.
W OF crol'd on IT, Nutii ode a. Carr, its--i, ana
'ui -irvr running back les al~y ne a,. 1t - 80
"fs"f J. Gated ior bs,l
lsEh--oue-iauTt each I tnonth.
toAnv nnts Interest addd, trl-t did or hi, g.
S' ihe tASe- TOT the purcn..-
.s UODDIN a APPkisON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04
STATE AND CITY NEWS.

kior AT RocKsrrs-rhe most prominent case before
The Mayor Yesterday a charge against VIM Ha,ri.
Be'i Balen and wm Johosoo. Geonoasiy breaking IN
o runek MeNanaras house Rockets b, a.-aul,in. n
~h stones aud bckbats, aud fractung oii. OF tI, a-
" .An mcnamara According Ia the testimony OF witness
e. "r the commonwealth the charge appeared 4, b.,.
o"" veil founded They s~ote that the hoa.. va. at
lacked last Sunday night by large number of person,
among whom the prisoners were recognized but IN. de-
iees. ON the other hand introduced testimony to In, io
losing effect
The schooner Richmond, OF which IIarr. Ia master
rived at her wharf in this city ou New York last SUNDAY
evening about O'Clock. Capt Harris ss,on
came ashore With friends aud proceeded In !,
hou~r kept bs Buen. Rockets for t. purp,. of tai
ins socialjuep While there the uate vi the vessel
M Greenwood, entered aud desired 10 speak with the
captain Who said he would attend to him ia moment
subsequently, The captain c the hous. by
hie' aud iolo~ed by Greenwood proceeding TOW ard.
hockets bridge. Ga passing McN,maras house, Cant
4 stumbled over some object the sidewalk, when a
Pr's ut the door made offensive remark to which
te captain replied with considerable fercene-
ihh'duals then approached him from the HOUSE.. aud n.
W.T. knocked down and tun,brd into the gutter fr,n
she"cs hc wss sxtricsed by mis- friends and taken into
BLie"s house party coming down the stree. about
the same time, the became general
witness lot the Common ~rslth named John Runuel,
tehcd that he badly on the occasion D, C,,t
Hams, whom he knew tom having seen him the Saturday
previous on board the schooner RcLnond nj the t i,
Ma, ho-evcr, proved that the Richmond WAS at thai
u'i' some hundred miles down the river
III" Mayor dismissed the chang. felony but rruur.J
all the parties, Including McNamara give security oI
thrir appearance this morning. when the matter will D..
further Investigated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

NiKN w. tnIE RESIDTNCE az -
bkoAn Srnffr, OprtlStrE CITY NAH. nov lIF M
Tho subs rhrrs autorf-d wy v.iu,t'. fei
~ hiosd street opposite W. CITY Hall NJ occupancy n w
Meh'tl Hri u = u,ary w The complete md fsr
- ofHy having ~ the m,d.w improvements ucuing gss snd
Sai'f r. admirably urttri aud il ane am ~ N uo.t
tA.ah, lfNae rrsdctcrs n this Tie b. made
very sseommcsistiug. Apply 10
mA99-@ GODDIN APPERsoN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

MILL, With situated
10 The county Of Buckingham. The NH large brick bu IA
N We'll situated AMI well adapted 20 the
Eonr g u sl extensively engaged ia the manufacture
Tie tract 81 land whh the Mn contain. about tH
acres eon-ierahr Portion Of which fertility and al. "a
has much NIB -'N
M lr,oyr VII offer this property public sale THURS
given 4 desired $3.50 WI" -"
rho.e unAequant- property Who ms w.h To
may obtain desired Information addressing me- At
ham Courthouse.
mAiu-dGctds TUos N poNnr-p.x-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04
SAsLInoE XAITAnLE LAND AND SLAVES

y
- IN THE COUNTY OF HANovERIn obesncr to deere Of
w Circut Court OF Hanover
l>s m The suit o. Jos pine A Peot aud Other.
against ciri Pico De Bosfelrt Armand taarae
Anh Louise hts vile and others the undrTs Coum
nrrs therein appointed WILL THURSDAY lsth dAy of Inn
l>6 AIR the nrst day thereafter on the
on which Michel Pcut de Bayi resided AZ ~
Tune 81 s death situated Ia the County Hanover sell the Aid
ana sl-o a The AVes belonging the Niche
The land a valuable and
ABOUT * hundred aud twenty-five purchased Of 10
seov Lpeconb, ksq IL IS about
iSo aud half mivs % the Richmond
touas Ran Road and the distance Vui Cnt
nal Road About one q d Of The
cultivation susceptible 81 aud the Of i'm.
tract on which situated shout Of
the whole 81 which TO- I'D beds
access ana which by
Improvement ~ the land Tie
vi e os' kinds ott'er There
on NE place The buldig consist framed dwelling
nearly now containing al kItehrn
hA stable esrriagr-lu and other
sion VA ~ given inn' aiey
garden which ~ be vta ed until the fret Of is7 and
We - gri all tie
- ~ 81 acres aud the about land TIE snyr
valuable ' $50 's ''N'' anu
IiENs For the siaye land credit Of six t--lv
aud eighteen months all h purchaser executing tbr
bonds 81 equal amounts Tor the purchase money each wh god
tsei'g months after date, and the eighteen months
AT date each bond
u's to oe retained until the whale purchase money i paid
C. w RlCHARDSoN, ,,.,u.,--,.
NAY IS. lSss 10 ,...
IA the injunction irjon the al Of tie above
property has been dissolved the advertised m certain
y take place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04
oAnHIAcns: CARKIaGLsiI 80

CARNAGE MANUFACTURE,
shASELtS sTEKET,
II u A. on hand large
onablr styles Coaches, Coachev-,
Tops. es'@ ' @-N -'4'"a'
have also At Repository large Northern mad.
manufactured by the approved
rom The sies' style o. no top Buggy the OF esaehg
Those Ia want OF carriages w
examine stock. on Il. mos,
Die terms. - $50 ~ , -