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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. JUNE ..

Flour market firm good brands held firmly ut 81 37I
a 10, snd brands Tor home consumption IT, IS
and aud fancy brands at ss -. There very
little export demand Rye Flour ia selling at So per Dbl
Corn Meal is selling at : per bbl GsHn- Wheat
dull nnd little offering; .acs Of prime Pa red At -
~, and good 10 prime white at - ~ per bushe-
Rye frR: sales OF Pa ut 10 per bushe Corn is in
msnd Southern yellow at 81 95 per bushe in store
aud aoat Sats steady sales OF Pa and Delaware ut 10
I'll cts per bushel Seeds-Clover Is scarce sales OF
prime 81 per "a lbs. Last sales OF Timothy at 81
50, and Faxseed at 81 70 per bushel Whiskcy j.
in scady demand bbs at 81 81 Cts, hhds 81 SO
per gallon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun
WAsHISGTOS. June

Contents Of The Cannon Taken from the EiecLion RIOT
srs-Anoiher Dsath-The rounded.
Chief Of Police Baggpt, yesterday afternoon unload
ed the brass sixpounder which the marines captured
from the rioters 1t charged nearly-to the muz.
zle with ball, (rnuske cartridges paving stones shot
Of vs-ious kinds and or two pocket handkerchief
RI waddng. To all appearances the marines perform
ed towards the mob most nercfu service by taking
from them gun which, in all probability would have
bursed j: oe firing and spread destruction all around.
1 am a.. to rtae upon authority, that consider.
able ms o.iy OF the marines engaged in suppressing
the riots on Monday young native born men,
principally from Virginia aud Pennsylvania. The
remainder were marines long in the service, who
fought bravery in Mexico aud have been engaged in
other public duties.
Upon inquiry in relation to the wounded by the
riot learn that Col Wilson. of Texas, is slowly i'm.
proving. Young McElfresh is stii living WIN. Far
rel died this morning. The body of Col. Deems has
been taken to Cumberland, Nd, for intermen.
Among tho wounded are e. c. Human and John
Conner; the latter dangerously.
Several OF the unfortunate Irish citizens who were
cruelty stoned and wounded with pistolshots early
In the morning are still suffering. but hear of no
deaths.
Police officer j. NJ. Lloyd arrested VIM. Warwick
on charge OF Riot. He was held 10 bail by Justice
Smith for appearance at tn. Criminal Court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05
NEW WORK MARKETS I,..va

Cotton has declining tendency. Holders are pressing
on The MARKET sales unimportan Flour 10 fr smles ii
10000 bbs at an advance OF cents Ohio, and 10
on Southern, common TO good State at e6 65 a &c IS
81 4Oa 81 10 Wheat is unsettled sales Of % 900
bushels 81 G5 for rel and 81 SIS for white Corn il
heavy Gales Of II 900 bushels decline Of CTS on mix.
81. Pork Mess and Prime, has declined cts sales of
Mess at S23 IS % s. Beef buoy.nt sales re.packci
Cnicsgo 10 SO eli. Lard buoyan saes at lit cents
WhsEey unchanged sales at 80 cts for Ohio Sugar is
rn; Cuba Muscov.do at l0} Aolasses is unchanged
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05
THE OHIO SLAVE CASE

CiscISsATi. June 2.-The haJras eorpu, issued by
Judge Leavitt has been obeyed, and the prisoners
brought TO this city for trial. The examination com.
mencsd Yesterday The case was adjourned till next
uesdsy IN order TO allow the production Of adavits
by either party. 1t is probable the prisoners will be
discharged by Judge Leavitt, but this vii, not pre-
vent their Indictment by the grand jury of Clark
county and their arrest for trial.
The CRY is crowded with strangers, and the hotels
are oVeinowlng. Grand preparations are made for
The celebration Tomorrow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05
MARRIED.

MARRIED. at Sharon Church. at II o'clock. An
,L. Bird inst by tEc Rev Jno .. Turpin. Mr.. PAIk
n CL OPTION of Hanover 10 Miss DELlAH P, ia.
ter OF Samuel Ifsnor. deceased, OF King William.
MARRIED. in Pass Christian, Mi. on the 2lst ct A;
mr. PHILIP I.iEITrnOr "t Greene. Alabama 10 =
ISABELLA DRUNMOND, daughter of Greve Dr.
rnoud deceased formerly oil Brunswick, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05
THE WOUNDED IN THE WASHINGTON
DIn-'

was injured in the riot on Monday, had his arm am
puta,ed to-day. George w. McEfresh who received
ball in the head ID in very critical condition. The
ball has not been extracted, rs it would probably kill
him TO probe the wound. Several other persona who
we're seriously injured during the rio: hav. just been
discovered. Thee city has been remarkably quiet to-
Isy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05
ErW ORLEANS MARKET r, o

Co,ton-prices easier, but quotations remain up
changed Sales 10 day OF COO bales, Middnz 3,aIic-
Stock here estimated at 1880 bales, Receipts here less
than last year 200 oaes and lee. at all Southern porte
43i 800 bales Receipts today 90 bales Sugars closed
firm Flour bueyant Ohio quoted 50; e. Louis a, e.
White Corn sells ut 81 IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

ST. LOUIS, June I'D. III. Burr. SURVEY
General of Utah. has arrived here safely, having
caped the nvrmid,ns Of Brigham Young.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

NEW ORLEANS, June I--Dr. Early, of :,
sinia one OF the passengers of the Inflated stes.
Louisiana is among the saved.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

NATIONAL AMERICAN CONVENTION
LOUISVILLE, juno 4.-Tbe National Ameri,,
Convention after adopting the Philadelphia P.
form of 1856 emitting the part referring 10 v,
pierce's administration. adjourned sine die.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

We ask attention to the interesting. graphic and
faithful sketch Of the able and popular Post Master
General, in to days paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05
SEA RATIIISG

TIME HfGElA HOTEL Old Point Comfort, the
site OF the largest military post in the country and
poferng TO the visitor the luxurious Salt Bath and all
the Injuries OF the Salt Water region will be opened
the eth oil June The cstabi shall be administered
throughout In superior STYLE and none other
June 5-cllt los SEGAR Propr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05
COLUMBIAN LITERARY SOCIETY

NHE anal Celebration OF the Columbian Society of the
University Of Virginia will be held in The Public
He'll, on the 25 Of June at o'clock, P. NJ.
ORAToA-James Williams. Shenandoah county, Va.
COMMITTEE Edwin q. Baxter. Charles A. Pipes, W.
Dorsey Gibbs, John w Somervell Cornelius A. Butler
James seaer WT D. Doutht James W. Denny, VIM
Ferguson June Sea,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

NEW YORK, JUNE Flour is unsettled /.
lower: sales OF State brands at 81 5Oa6 81; Ohio
n 6ll Southern il unchanged. Wheat Is dull; .
| i5 white IS. Corn is lower mixed 49, Vel.
-. Stocks are dull.
BALTIMORE, June 1.-The markets are al!
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CIT ann Ga AZ d ~ u =.

VIkGINiA BAPTIST Ass0cI,rIoS.-The General
Association OF the Baptist denomination of Virginia,
convened in Richmond yesterday. The iniroduco.
~ Sermon was prenched ut the First Baptist Church
last night, by the Rev. Thomas G. Keen OF Peters
burg. An unusually large number Of delegates and
visitors are present.
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Alhd Caldwell aoo Attorney.Genera: no oPp"''
GLOUCESTER.

t0Tto / ucktf.
GLOUCESTER.
hr Cdnyrass iilrn-tt 37D: Critcher 2'9. HOUSE
OF )e.e. at-s: Warner T jonas D SIN. 3JJ, no oppo
sijn. Attorney G .nsral: Tucker 3Gl, no opposl
ito.
KING GEORGE.
congress Smith 2l7; Snowd-u l27. House oil
D,egstes: Seldom 23l; Browne rs Attorney. Gen
eri Tucker 2l6; Shhckle.ocd %.
FRANKLIN.
T, the Editors Of the Enquirer:
ROCKY MoUSr, Va, May 90. 1857.
conference.-the polls from most of the precincts
hSc come in, and Peter l.. Hancock and lsasc Can
nhay, Democrats, ar. elected to the House of Del
eSates. The Know ohugs had but one candidate
IN the field, Capt. Peter Saunders 1.-THE most popular
man in their ranks,l who vas brought out just few
days before the election, with the hope suppose, oil
taking the Democracy by surprise but We have seen
too mmy Of Sans tricks TO be taken in in that way.
Try your hand again, Samuel
Yours D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

We observe that the proprietors ofths -hetropo'i-
tam in New York, contradict the statement that they
have raised ;hbr prices ana announce thar they will
continue to keep thir spacious and excellent hotel at
their usual price of 81 80 per diem.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

AucrIoSEERs 1t will BIZ seaa by advertisements
in to-days paper, that the firm of Puiam & Davis
has been dissolved by mutual consent and that these
gentlemen nave established separate houses for con-
Quoting the business which they have heretofore
been engaged in. Messrs. Hector Davis and ID. VI h.
Pu,am IL Co., have been engaged several years in
the auction and commission business Tor the sale
of negroes in this city Their wide spread populsrI
ty strict attention 10 business and energy are sutl.
cieu guarantees that they wi continue to receive,
they viii assuredly merit, extensive patronage from
their friends and the public generally.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

New YORK. June 4-Baxter stores IN Brook
wer. burnt at noon to-day. The loss is half millo,
dollars in sugars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

AprolSrNEsr.-W. H. Anthony Esq, of Bote.
tourt is appointed Aid. de camp, 10 Gov. Wise, with
Brevet rank OF Colonel Of Cavalry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT % CLOCK
ARRIVED.
Schr Jas. T. Brady, Daugherfy, New York. hay
Schr Onrus', Th"mpson, PhiIadelphia, coal.
Schr Florida, Tall. Baltimore, cuano.
Schr Edmond S. Jones, Townsend. II dsys #.
VI anfhnZss, pugar.
Sch Oliver II. Lee, Loper, New York, hay.
Schr Rndington. Cia'k, Rrckpori. ice.
Schr LYNN Haven. Jones. Cabin Point lumber
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

SCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs-2o cases for sale by
- Juns6 !. Il q. B. DAVENPORT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.

For tfe nrtk ending JHNt 3 IeJ7.
REPORTED By JOHN A. LANCASTER SoS, BROKERS
Virginia per cents - sales the Urea.
sGry shOrtrr dates S9l and interest.
Bonds By the State Inst saes SSH and interest
Richmond City Bonds, sales Mt S93I. and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par 10, ast sales at S14!.
Farmers Bank Stock, Hsi sales Mt SIG!
Exchange Bank Stock, !ast sars at SlU7!
Virginia Fire and Marine insurance stock. sol
Merchants Insurance Company, recent sales S52
Richmond Fire Association stock par $50. sales S3lt.
Richmond fredericksburg anu Potomac Railroad S,oct
last sales Sos.
Virginia Central RaiIroad Stock, lastsales, S3l.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad stock, sales 1921!
Richmond and Danville Railroad stock last sales Siai
James River and Kama " h stock, last salcsSl0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

SAD OcccRREScE.-Mr. WIN. Maghee, a delegate
tashe 70 ds6Fr ,dS t TBS Rsss:!9l Convention. was
the cars at Liberty, Bedford county, Va. The Pc.
tersburg delegation returned to Petersburg with the
body Of their deceased comrade.
Mr.. Maghee was in the act OF getting on the ears
from the hotel platform at Liberty, while the train
was in motion, bui his eight being somewhat defrc.
tive. it 10 supposed he missed his footing, which
caused him to fall between the cars and the platform
III. was ve~y badly crushed, and lived but fifteen
minutes a:;er the melancholy casualty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05
LATER FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEAxa, June 4.-Papers from the Gil,
Mexico contain no positive information regarding
fate of Col Crabbe. Ii il probable that our
frars have been realized. The election was prog,.
ing, and generally is favorable to Comonfors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

FOURTH OF .TULY.-The citizens of Petersburg held
a meeting on Tuesday TO make arrangements for the
proper celebration OF The coming 4;h of July. John
T. Clements was elected as orator for the OCCASION
Declaration of Independence. The Mayor appointed
numerous committee Of arrangements.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-w
authorized to announce WILLOUGUBY NJ,
ION E'q, candidate for the JuIgeship in the FL!
judicial Circuit limo -
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LIVE STOCK MARKET, JrxE
BALTIMORE MARKETS. Jrsr 2,

SHOOK y CRocKErr's REPORT
BEEF CATrLRSi ~ 81 25 gross. according quality
SHEEP-s2 - 10 "a per head LAass-S2 20 to So 81
per head. Hoes 50.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH,
rsreSrnphed for the Richmond Enquire,
BRISTOL CONVENTION.

BRISTOL, VA, JUHE 3.-The Convention met !.
to-day, and was organized by the appointment Of +
Mallory. of Norfolk as President. A. X. Moor
w. Baton and r. G. Broughton, were appoir.
Secretaries.
Eleven Railroad Corporations were represents:
Resolutions vera adopted favorlng direct trade =
Europe from Southern port. The Hon. WIN.
lard Preston was appointed to proceed thlther .h"-
Mr. Preston made n stirring speech and sgnifei
acceptance of the commission. Great unanimIty .
enthusiasm prevailed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

JAMES SMITH ESQ Of the eour,r
L. 49, h'ng Queen, is u candidate for the o!rc,
T"n te,"n'iy made vacnn, by the alncnted de,;-
nt ,n,, a., Conway and will receive the cordial .uys
& Onasr r ..", IN the coune, Of King william, y
June J--ctdc ~ i""''e''
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MARINE NEWS.

a'oRr OF RICHMOND. JUyr I. 1857.
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49, n TIE VOTERS or THE EIGHT.
.a, RICHARD II CeLEMAN, ESQ ss. casit.3
Tor the Judseshp IT. 'he Eight Judicial ,;,rn;, ~ N
vacancy occasioned By the dcas Of Iudn Fu., ~
why. VI 'uogc i.u',S,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

SEIGUTIi JUDICIaIJCIRCL-, pfr
~ ARD A. CLAiBROOk, OF NorthumbI-N..,
candidate for the Judceshp OF the 4h Judicial d!'r
sh Circuit made vacan; by the death ot Judge Coa'
June 2-ctic
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DALII "
harged.
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DEATH or LIEUT.. ALLMANp-The death of Lieut..
Allmand, before annnunced occurred Sunday last,
of apoplrxy, while on boari the U 5. frIgate Com.
bera,ld, at the Charleston Navy Yard. lie was en.
gagged in converHg with brother officer at time,
aud fell senseles-, expiring in few minutes. Lieut..
Allmaud was about thirty years Of age, native of
Virginia and resident of Norfolk lie entered the
vice In 1871 and of the fifteen has been nearly ;hr.
teen years at eco. He WIS unmarried.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

nerves of the country the OVERLOOKING contagion of
his great spirit. In the contest going on in Ten
uessee which either to establish or repudlae his
political principles, he felt because it was his home,
more than an ordinary interest; and when Grundy,
Polk, Brown and others, catching the later and fresh.
or spirit Of the times, came up, like Dessai1 upon the
field of Marengo, to charge the yielding squadrons OF
Whiggery, and secure the victory to me Ola guard
the brave old man might we'll have relaxed his facial
outline and felt secure in the obainment OF bis hopes
The who. "a the friend of State rights, grasped
the hand of South Carolina when raised against the
Federal Government, and still preserved ME popular
ity-who as the champion Of q hard-currency, knock
ed the United S.ates Bank into eternal sleep, aud
oiled the rag baron of Andalusa, at single stroke
of policy aud still retained his vigorous hold upon
the confidence abroad had little reason 10 DOUBT MS
ultimate triumph lover all his enemies, when he
saw the young men he had go long fostered and nur
tured at home, coming up in 80 mastery amanner 10
his support. The old Wing party in Tennessee, not
wlthstandng all this, was party OF numbers enthu'
siasm and ability, and among its flowers and ch:val'
~, presented such names as John Bell, Gustavas
Henry, Neil S. Brown and Ephraim II. Foster
names which everywhere within the borders o! the
State, stirred the enthusiasm Of their political adhe
rents. Where the numbers were so nearly equal
and in view Of the fact that the Stale alternated with
nearly every recurring contest from one side to the
other, the Democracy instituted the policy of foster
ing and nurturing the young of the party with
careful hand. The policy obtained in eminent
degree aud the proof of it's sagacty was seen when
the old veterans of The faith, hating upon the
crutches of senility, could longer endure the ia
eues of an active canvass; and there the young
Durocs and Bilious of the party, who. whatever
thew lacked in experience and management, made up
in ability and enthusiasm. Gov. Brown was the es-
pecial protese of Gen. Jackson and the marked and
mauy ligamenls, which stand out in bold relief
adcrnug and fertilzng his whole subsequent chsrac
ter personal aud POLITICAL but the strong ana per-
oepbe reflections of that iron mans nerve and soal
upon mind plastic to his touch, while living, and de-
voted to his memory in death. Like the Greclan
youth in the portco of the old philosopher at Athens
Gov Brown learned from his own lips, and beside
his own too,stool at the retreat Of the Hermitage
those grand old Democratic truths Of which Gen.
jackson was always 80 communicative. Stimulated
6y such Incentives and impelled by such influences
me reader Will not fail to understand why it il, that
most active leaders of his party in Tennessee Like
lvanhoe, in the castle Of Front B9uf when he heard
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-28

A DEMocRATIc Charlottesville new con-
stitutOn of Iowa. which the people are to ratify or
reject in August next, permanently fixes the seat of
government at Des Moines. The State will not be
allowed to contract debt greater than $3.50, 900,
and no city or town can do the same thing to a
greater extent than five per cent of its valuation
The Legislature. can pass general banking law,
and also establisha State bank with branches, but
such law or laws must be approved by a popular
vote. State board Of education is provided for,
and the three Judges of the Supreme Court are to
be elected bennisly for six years. There is ques-
ton outside of this, which excites much interest
and is, whether, in the qualifications for citizen
ship, the word ''white" shall remain The demo-
Gratis in the convention succeeded in making this
separate ISSUE and in prescribing that majority Of
all the votes cast must be given affrmatively, in
order to adoptit. 49,.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-28

The first three degrees Of know-nothingism were
full Of oaths, and signs, and grips The ..fourth
degree" is form for getting ont of the con.
Germ. A new degree has just been established,
which consists iuNsNearing that the one who takes
it never was know nothing and that it ia .a d-n
lie to charg6itl
One day last week the-Banasr conferred this de-
gree on its CANDIDATE for Governor. The following
is the form adopted By it: .---...-.
KEEP II BEFORE TIE PBoPIE-That Mr. Hatton.
one Of the candidates for Governor, is an acknowl,
edged leader and member of secret political order
c1Ose members are sworn on the Bible and Cross
Chattanooga Aae@assh -
Keep 1t before the people" that there is not a
word Of truth in the above statement, and the au-
thor no doubt knew it when he wrote it, Our oppo-
nents find themselves defeated on the arguments in
the canvass, and following the example of their
leader, they resorto dirty tricks and subterfuees
--NashVtRs Banner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-28
MIR. MoGAEoCKs AnnREss

We have regretted that the great press of political
matter upon our columns this summer has prevented
the publication of much interesting miscellaneous
reading. In this class is the excellent address by
R. W. McGavOck, Esq, in this city, on the 4th July
last. OF this address the Washington Union thus
speaks;
We have read with much pleasure an address
delivered on the Fourth of July last at Cockrills
Spring, DavidSOn county, Tenn, by Randall W.
McGayOek, Esq, of Nashville, before the Swiss
Relief Society," Mr.. McGavock's grafton is replete
with interesting descriptions of the beauties of
Switzerland, the fatherland of the members of the
society. The orator having spent many years abroad
his own travels. connected with his ready powers of
description served up treat of no ordinary charac
ter His advice to that class of adopted cit zens
who are of Swiss birth is weiltimed and excellent
From this interesting address we learn that there are
l5OOOO Swiss in this country, most of whom inhabit
the States of the Northwest. In Tennessee there
are 2,OOO the largest portion of whom live in Nor
gan county, in that State. Mr.. McGavock truly
says that as general rule they are Industrious
frugal, and patriotic, and well calculated to make
useful citizens.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-28

Ia General Houston is the know-pOthing can.
didate for Governor of Texas. They are proving
upon him new the charge that he was for seeking
the prOteeSsn; of England and France, and opposed
to annexation 70 the United States, after the reec
tion of the first proposal He actually instructed
his agents to make treaty with the European gov
ernmenis pledging Texas never to consent to annex
alton to this country. This has been frequently
limited at before but the proof seems conclusive, as
given by DR.. A. Jones, who was then Secretary of
State. This is just what might have been expected
These bogus Americans are always for any foreign
government in preference to the United States
Mas It ever known 70 be Otherwise?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-28

LARGE WHEAT GRowERs.-A gentleman who
seemed TO be conversant with the facts informed u.s.
says the Fredericksburg VA. Herald the other day,
that Richard Baylor, Esq, would make on his San
dy Point estate, lying along James River, twenty
thousand bushels of wheat and that Mr.. Allen,
whose estate borders on the same river would make
thirty thousand bushels of wheat! Mr. Allen is
represented to have made as much as twenty-five
thousand bushels heretofore We presume he is one
of the largest wheat growers in the State Mr. Bay
lor has also large estate on the Rappahanock
some ZOO acres, if our memory serve us correctly
and in all probability grows more wheat and corn
than any other man in Virginia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-28
Also.

Another order OF sale in favor Of Burnley Allen admin
Istraior OF the estate Of G. Darhery deceased a0ans
Thomas Smh one tract Of Land Tenn esee river range
iO and section granted TO JOhnWems, entry No. 81 and
dated the S1h day o. December $780, bounded as
Beginning On The bank Of Tennessee river So poles M the
river nom where the north boundary said section trs
tne RIVER al stake east uI poles sasaiTas and small
hickory on the point Of ridge thence south 20 pos cross
ing me BRANCH 10 all l59 40 poles small dog
NOod on the side OF hill thence ITO poles crossing
branch TO linn aud elm the bank of eunesses
thence down the river with the Deanderng Of sad river
hrtn 2 east % pOles then north 6 poles the be-
Ginhng Ia all NINETY three aeTes less the land upe
when ihonAs SDilh ana George GreenaH live
N. BATS, Sheriff of Perry county,
July27, IS57-Wtds. Prs fee So 20