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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-17

VTIILI be open for the reception OF visitors on ta
w goth of June The proprietor 10 gratifed to state
that all difficulties about roads and convcyances have been
overcome; and that daily line of four horse stages VIII
leave the Montgomery White daily after breakfast, pass
ing by the Yellow Sulphur, and reaching New River
Salt Sulphur is finished arrangements will be made for
persons desireus OF visiting the Lake. miles distant or
TO put them the regular line a Pcarsburg, II nlles
distant for the Red, Salt and White Sulphur.
Tho proprietor only pledge his best efforts TO give
satisfaction in all respects. WIN. EGTLESTON.
IS. Walker q Co, and Lucns e. Echols owners OF
the stages, have experienced aud good drivers on TINS
limo lime 5-cit&w3t
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FUNHE undersigned viii! sell ut public auction on SAT
Il URDAY, August 81 ISL, some very valuable AND
desirable property In the tn"n of New Providence
Trnu conostIup of II first rate
TOBACCO STEMMERY,
Having capacity Ior putting up Elk hundred hogshcnds
strips.
GOOD FRAME DWELLING
With comfortable brick Cabins attached, Cstern, Ice
House. and Stables with about four acres of land sua
ted ia hgh healthy nnd desirable location either ior b
sucss residence.
Any person desiring property Of this description cnnno
do better than this. Persons wishing 20 exam
inc the property before the dny Of sale will receive all ne
cessary Information hy application To the undersigned
Terms made known on day Of sale.
July l3-clm j. X. SMITH
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FAIR PLAY.

STORM IN KlSc GEORGE Co VA correspon:
ao, nnd.r date of July 9Th, writes that this county
a. ;tsd hv severe hail Storm the previous week,
wH;cb though confined to narrow section, did grest
Ssm.ne to crops. ..Roy Mason" be writes, "es:!
mates bis loss al several thousand dolars. 1t seems
to have been more severe than the one We had 10
Washington. Washington Star.
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ALBEMAKLE LAND FOR sALE.

ALBENlAKLE LAND fOR SALE.
M health being such to prevent me from allshu ,
lN1 ing TO business wish, propose TO sell Prr@ey
Mount Air, the Farm upon which live. The iarin 10
situated upon Hardware River in Albemarle county 10
Scortsve, on James River and fifteen from Chsrottos
ville adjoining the lands OF Geo. G. Gmer, Isaac T.
Baksdsle and others aud contains about 1000 acres '
Tile The mansion 10 ancient but convenient building
IL IS situated upon emnence above the river and
mapds not only full view Of most OF the farm. but one
of the finest prospects in tho upper country The Barn
and other houses fair order. fine vein OF limestone
which has been proven valuable for agricultural purposes
both by analysis and experiment runs through
of the land and 10 very accessible for mining
will take pleasure ia showing the land to any who
may call upon me- ,o
Terms accommodating. JSO. ID. MOON. 81.
10 ,0r
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5co,rasDoudsnce OF the Baltimore Sun


,,o,otood TINT tomorrow the President will
~ .he country seat fitted up for his summer
re.te ~ .t the Sodiers Homs" about three miles
s,.ot from the city. This however. will not inter
Ssrs With his ErceeDcys regular daily attendance at
the Executive Mansion.
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COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK.

ftHARTERED by the Legislature of Virginia, Deccni'
" Der l?th ls3-Capita S50000-rhis institution re.
deposits which interest is paid the rate OF
per per II remaining on deposit ak months
snd 5pcr cent for shorter periods.
WIN G. PAINE, President,
GEO. j. SUMNER, Secretary,
JOHN II. MONTAGUE. Treasurer.
EfSoRce No l53, corner Main and 18th st.
Jan lg-cly
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE

NEAR RANDOLPH MACON COIIf"h.
INTENDi NG to remove, offer for sale my Fnr' sil""
IL ted in the county of Mcckcnburg. within one ,ns VI
Randolph Macon College, and containing nearly '.o "rs
The Dwelling Is large and convenient, aud the "hu quie
productive, MS proved by the crops OF The present y",
The situation Is healthy, well supplied with ~al't ahu 10 10
highly rclned community. To persons having so,' W.
educate II offers many Inducements Full ssessun va"
be given cary in the Fall For further innr.,,o' "
dress CHARLES h. STuaki
InlY3-r1awiw Rnnllnnh Macnn COlltgr. w.
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The Boston Transcript says that the graves of Ssn',
81 Adams and John Hancock, two Of the signers oi
the Declar ion of independence, from Massachusens
are in the "Granary Burial Ground in Boston, with
out monuments to mark them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-17
LAND. NEGROKS, STOCKS, &c FOR SALE

uGAViNG determined to change my business otirl
for sale my very beautiful Farm, Glenmore lying
in the county of Orange, the Rapid Ann river
within five miles of Mtchelrs Station the Orange and
Aexandra railroad in healthy and thckly settled neigh
borhood aud the society equal any in Virginia The
contans iG9 acres with abundance n oak, chestnut
aud locust timber and s divided into hclds, all under
good fencing. is in state OF high cultivation and for pro
ductveness Of soil will compare avoraby with any lands
in the county The improvements consist Of two story
dwelling nearly new, containing six rooms Office, kch
en- servants houses. meat house, ice house. carriage
young orchard of choice frus will also SELL Il desired
by the purchaser OF the land my stock Of al
kinds crOps farming utensils. household and kitchen
furniture.
Persons desiring further information invited 10 vs
the subscriber at home address him Raccoun Ford
Culpepar county, Va.
June l3 -cSt F. &. MOORE, Orange county.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

TWENTY DULLANs RE HheD' -,
fDNHB above reward will be Uaid for the apprehension
and delivery 10 me, or me Jail in the STATE SO
that get him again Of my sis.a LlNSEY. | purchas.o
Linsey Richmond last winter, OF Mr. Clendenin. ne
Vas raised albemarle and has wife in the county OF
Buckingham lie is doubtless lurking about Richmond or
has gone Albemarle Buckingham. or may probably
tstrying TO lind HE way to afree State.
Lnsey five feet six feet tall straight
muscular and we'll formed aud about 40years OF age.
JAMES II COX,
Aprill WISrrRpocK p o. Chesterfield Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-17

Tbos L. Ysneey, Esq has been elected mayor gr,o ol
Hsrrisonburg, Va, in the place OF benI' r. mS''N'
resigned,
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n JJkT TO HAND-A fresh supply Of WATCHES,
ID CLOCKS, JEWELRY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
FANCY GOODS, &c, which will be sold low st the sign
Of The Rifle, Old Street, Petersburg Va.
Rspsrer Of Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, &c.
lO-cu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-17
ORANGE LAND FOR SALE.

u OFFER for sale Tract OF Land called MINERAL.
j HILL the Village vi Barhoursville, and within
miles of Gordosvle Depot containing about 400 acres
The tract well watered and wooded and 10 well adapted
the growth OF wheat and tobacco also to the
grscs and the grazing system might be- hdvania.
geously bendid with farming. The improvements con.
stats OF plain but comfortable Dwelling House and all
other Buildings suitable to the place The Farm abound
in Fine Springs several OF which possess medicinal quail
ties and are near the Dwelling House. For the last two
years have made this pnce upwards OF 500 bushels
OF wheat each year. besides aud tobacco The loca
tion is desirable owing TO It's proximity To ordonsvlr
the junction of the Central aud Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad; also good Macadamzrd road leading
thther, by means of which improvement. ea-y and
speedy communication is furnished with Richmond. Nor
folk. Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore and Staunton in
few hours This county attracting many persons from
the cities and from the low lands who are seeking perma
nent or summer residences In it, Those desiring good
farm and healthy and pleasant resdence are invited to
call the subscriber living the place who will take
pleasure in showing it. My address ia Barboursvlle
June a-ctf j. B. NEWMAN
TIME undersigned will SELL at private sale,
IL BILE and favorable terms, Tract Of Land belonging
to lhem and lying the Appomaox river in the county
of Amelia The Tract contains $50 acres of which about
100 acres il Ia wood rs acres of it being original wood
land. admirably adapted for tobacco, and most OF it first
land for tobacco plants and the residue OF the tract
(2jU scre 10 mostly Appomsttox low grounds we'll stua
ted for and very productive in and There
buildings the tract but better mprov
10y the Apponatox river below Matoax depot on the
Richmond and Dsnvle railroad and only about ~ miles
above the town OF Petersburg and is only about ID miles
from the depots the railroad at the COURTHOUSE
this county and Tchua that there is both choice
Of markets and Of several convenient meals oi transporta
tion.
Possession OF abou, hat tue land can be given once
and Uf the residue including the budings the st OF
January next.
Persons desiring purchase will please apply TO tli
undersigned s. Col eman who resides ON the land ana
will show it TO those who wish to examine NJ or 10 n"s
I. Giles Esq. in the city OF Richmond ooIh OF ~h"
''' '''"'' 'N'N >'''''' ?. 5. COLEMAN,
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YALlABLE MILL I2 MILES BELOW RICH
MoND, NEAR YORK RIVER RAILROAD, FOR

yUNHE subscribers offer for sale their mill and about
acres Of land A'inchcj nbuut IL miles below Rich
mond near the Williamsburg Stage Rond and the for'
River Railroad (abou three fourths oi mile from con
tenplated depot) The supply o water failing
There pair stones kept running-tne for corr
and the other for wheat. poron Of the mill is entirely
new and the balance in good order. The custom oi hf
| mill 10 very good.
Terms liberal Apply to
PHILIP WATKINS & SON, on the premises.
| Or to GoupiN L. ArPRnSoS, RchuIond.
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ONE OF TWO VIRGINIA FARMS AT PKl-
VATE SALE, ON VERY EASY TERMS, OK WILL
EnE i'lrY PROPERTY

BE EALHhNNEU fVTt II MOT I'M y -,
IIlIE larger contains t2 acres Is situate IN chester
field county ON second Branch Creek, ~ miles
from Richmond 5 irons Petersburg, not half mile from
Glover Hill Rnl Road and is known M Rurtoote Plhih'
on The smaller contains is acre.: is wlfhin "Co YARD,
of Two Churches Post Office large Hotel and fine Depot
on the Richmond aud Dnnvic Rnil Road. ps situate at
Amelia Court House. 3,i miles from Richmond, aud il
known ss the Glchr. Both farms are well watercd 10y
pure and neycrfsiling streams kind to clover, (of
which la tos have already been housed from one farm
this season and they we'll adapted for the growth o
wheat tobacco, corn aud oht-.
The proprietor is adured part with one OF ihnm at
they being ~ miles from each other and his Two
sons (or whom the larger had been Doughty having
resolved Oh not being farmers.
The improvements on the smaller arc numerous, and
in excellent order: the larger thuy are tower IN mum
ber and not good in condition; but yet convenient
und comfortable.
For further particulars, appy to Charles Middleton
Amelia Court House; to Mrssrs. Goddin Apperson or
To NJ August Esq all of Richmond. or 10 Sims Esq,
Deputy Sheriff OF Chesterfield county
Inv .i=cHlm.
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rn EnJrOR. AND PRINTERS.

TIME subscribers beg leave call attention to their
STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS.
BORDERS. PRESSES, &c. sc, large supply oi
which they keep constantly hand at their type anu
Stereotype Foundry No 3s. Gold Street, New York,
We have lu assortment OF all articles required III
Printing Office, including
CASES CHASEs, GALLEiS, &c,
An of which we equal in every respect to any
manufactured In this country, and which we will sell Oh
The usual terms viz months credit for approved nc
eoab. no,es or ten per cent discount for cash oid
Type taken in exchange for new ut the customary price
OF pn cent, per pound ii delivered within 6o days from
time Of purchase otherwise six cents per pound
WM. HAGAR JR., CO.
The undersigned. AGENT IN VIRGINIA, for the above
well known establishment, supply the trade with
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES. CASES. &c,
upon the most liberal terms. Having printed the hich
Moyp ENoulREk' for upwards of ton years with type
and other materials purchased from Messrs. HAGAR q
Co. ain induced to recommend materials from their es
lsblshmcnt in preference to others
Sueclmen Books will be furnished 10 the trade, anu
sua articles as may be selected will be forwarded win
despatch. WIN. 1900 atLn ".
Aprl l3 "EDQulrpr Olncr.
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NOTICE.

u HAVE the larges; and most complete assortment of
Guns and Hunting articles of all kinds be found In
lIe state which will cell at and below cost in order to
M Soe them out, as do not wish to keep them hand
W next They from the manufactures Of the
peat makers and will be warranted in every respect 1t
Sou wish good and cheap GUN, call the sign of the
hiae Old Street, Petersburg, Va c. LEONARD,
Manufacturer and reparcr Of fire arms. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-17

CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
A Np SUMNER COMPLAINT, highly recommended
oY sii physicians of both the old and world.
lager Beer up in bottles for family use.
le dozen pints 81 25. Per dozen quarts Sc 25. In
Pocksges OF from two to six dozen Put up and sold by
+. WlLBACtiER, No 20s, Main street,
4, Richmond, Va
NO extra charge for package or drayage.
ofders from the country will be promptly responded
given e ' ~
fo1 sale asoLaser Beer ia quarter and half cssks OF
Superior Cream Ae in quarter and half ca.ks Of Sand
Nsslons April 22-cu
NEW MODEL. REPEATING PIsTOIs--R1. 6.
~ eelved to-day q large stock OF Pistols Of eveIy
Gnn Call and see the new styles at the Petersburg
nun warehouse, Old Street. C. LEONARD
Feb 10 cd
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INrIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGf

vu,gr Iprnsry connected with the Medical College oil
virginia, located in the Ciiy of Richmond, corner
OF Marshall and College Streets ID open Tor tue
Of Pstients throughout the year All persons requiring
WedsI or surgical aid except the insane and those n
boring under contagious diseases admitted into the
Insi,utisn The accommodations for sickness are com
plcir . p,..,,s ,s
The Patient. under the charge OF the Professors o
the Cncrc The charges ter Board, Medical attendance
Eur. and Mecine and every service rendered by the
Institution, are tor -. -.
White Patients 30 per "'eA'
ColOrcd :.
Private Rooms 10 10 ,.,,,,.,,, . @
ArrESDryo SURGEONS Prot. GIBSON. PETiCoLAs
and WEXFORD ,.,.u rnN
ArrrxDIxo PmYslcr,Ss, Prof TUCKER and CON
WAY. ,, =,
SrEwARp r. NJ PARRISH.
PRESIDENT OF lsrIRMARY, l.. :. JOfEES, NJ ID
fnBy agreement this day. entered into between the
r.r1I,y oi the Medical College mud the attending fhys
e;.us Of Bellevue Hospital addition 10 the usual weekly
ehlse lee varying from So to $40 will BE- demanded o.
psl.as requiring II surgical operation. The particular
ise for auy specified operation may be ascertaied oe
iredald by application the Resident Physei"n or Tue
Attending Pytciars and Surgeons OF eithor institutions
fer-ous in the country wishing to send patients 70 .ns
nhrnsy or desiring information may address the fre
,!l.s, or The steward July 2-cwtlsiOct
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
PULASKI LAND FOR SALE.

VUNHE undersigned oiers for sale privately valuable
l TRACT OF LAND, In Pulaski county, w., contain
ing by survey, 1000 ACRES 200 Acres cleared and IN
grass and srain leo Acres No River b1lto some hue
Tobacco Lands Buildings few log Cabins. An Appl.
Orchard four or good Lime stone Springs land wei
tmbered locality healthy, convenient To the best Water
ing Places Virginia Said land Is situated ON the south
sids of New River two and half miles from Erwbern
the county seat of Pulaski five mies from NrwLern De
pot and eight miles from Central Depot On Virginia
Tennessee Rail Road. Price SaO per Acre.
TERMS-Hulf cash. balance II mouths credit Pos
session give immediately. ID. NJ. CtOlD.
May 9U-cl5t
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DRUI; STORE FOR SALE.

URCVs STOHE TVI SNIE
Professional Engagements requiring my entire
~ a,ontion will sell the key, stock. and fixtures Of
Tue Drug Store kept by me. upon very favorable
terms il immediate application 10 made. The stock is
large but very well selected, and good business be
attention JOHN F. JACKSON
Feb l2-c,s
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NOTICE.
C,fICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND kA: co,

RICHMOND, June ID, ls,'.
EoR the purpose OF repairing the canal, the nsvisa,
ton will be suspended on the First Level. from the
lD the 9Th of July and at Locks % and H. on the
hH Division from the 18th to the 2sth Of July tisex'
pee,e ht The navigation the Second Division VIII be
resumed about the 2j,h ust and will not again DO inter
tuptei WIN p. MUEFORD,
June,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-17

T. q. GRlswoLpl H.A. claiborne.
GRisWOLD & CLAIBORNE.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
AVE removed their office TO the corner OF Main and
- - Governor streets, f. B. Spences Clothing
ney WIN continue to practice in all the Courts oil the
n oi Richmond and counties Of Hcnrico and Hanover.
ao 10 the Circuit Courts of Essex aud King and Queen
.oanhes. May 29-c.}mif.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-17

TNNGLISH MUSTARD.-A really superb article
IL for saeb by tDoVE co.
l June IS
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'"Nh ROblNSON ANU JAM ~
JONES,
AVE united in thc practice of the law at Richmond,
u in The Federal Courts. and Court OF APpeah
n f Jones will aso practice in the Circuit Courts OF
nicamond City and Henrco.
ms oihce ia Main Street, North sde) between 9tb
ana 10Th atrxet. April l6-2swtf
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IzA
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM PIANO FORTES
w KsADE, GARHLE t. Co (Which was dissolved by
the death of Mr.. Henry Caehle) continues the mnnunc
turc and sale of Grand'and Square Panoo under the
| name Of
WIN. KNABE s. CO,
At the old stand Nos l. 3 and T. North Eulaw ST. op.
posite the Euaw House, und the sales room, No
aU7 Market st., Baltimore.
The subscriber most respectfully begs leave to present
10 the ladies and gentlemen Of the SOUL! his sincere nc
Acknowledgements tor the very liberal phronag. they have
uniformly extended his establishment and desires
the time to them. that stimulated by their
constantly increasing custom during pHs years he hhs
spared neither trouble expense perfect ar pos
sblc the Piano Forte To continuance Of the
custom OF persons OF cultivation and refinement
In addition to the communication III the most eminent
Pianist of the country, he would add that at every Fair
at which his Pianos exhibition, they have uni.
fornly been awarded the highest donors OF the several
Institutes
Being extensively engaged in the manufacture Of
Pianos, and employ Ing hundred OF the rXpe-
remced journcynen, prepared 10 sell either whole
sale RETAIL on the most accommodating terms; whole
sale dealer. will therefore, nd it their ad vantage
give me call before purchasn- elsewhere.
All instruments built AT my factory have full iron frames
and are constructed To secure great additional
strength, without affecting the tonc Ind they will there
lore stand In any climate.
Every Piano Forte oi my manufacture, is guaranteed
for five years and when intended nil distant orders
the greatest possible taken the selection
IL an instrument calculated in tone" touch power, and
time WITHIN six months should thn Instr not give
entire satisfaction April .1-r3m
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THE NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR,

Office No. lOa, Baltimore s,., Baltimore Md
April a0-cwlgw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-28
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY!
LATER FROM NICARAGUA!
Walkers Position, sc.


NEW YORK, April 81, p. M.-The Empire
City is coming up, with California dates to
the 9Th. The Illinois takes forward nearly a
million and a half. Senator Foote returned
to the Democratic party. Pacific Express
dull. Chinese products active.
The Empire City brings 100 of Lockridge's
men, and 20 others, including Gen. Wheat.
Lockridge's retreat confirmed. Costa Ricans
have taken possession of Punta Arenas and
steamer Rescue, with great amount of am
munition and six pieces of artillery. Lock-
ridges men were taken to Aspinwall by Brit
ish vessels.
The J. l.. Stephens brings no further intel
ligence of Walker. Private dispatches re
ceived at Aspinwall, state his position at Ri
vas unimpregnable plenty of provisions
likely to hold out for months.
The Panama route is open to the Pacific.
The same dispatches confirm the recent bat
ties. Another attack was expected on the
goth
Gen. Walkers brother died on the Empire
City yesterday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-28
New York Market.

NV York, April %, M.-Flour market
excited, with sales of 1880 bbls at the fol-
lowing quotation: State Is sO@s, being an
advance of zoe; Southern sc 75@7, an ad-
vance Of CSC: Extra brands 81 so; Ohio
81 4o@6 Sc, an advance of 19c. Wheat
quiet; holders demanding an advance. Corn
dull; sales unimportant. Mess Pork declined
25c. Prime declined 40c. Beef firm. Lard
steady. Whisky firm. Stocks dull and low
er.
NEW York, April 81, P. Motion firm;
sales of 5000 bales. Sales on Saturday 80
600 bales. Middling Orleans AK. Flour
buoyant; sales of Is, 800 bbls State advanc-
ed loc' sales at Is 9o@6 10. Wheat quiet and
unsettled; sales of 5000 bush. Pork firm
Mess unchanged; sales of Prime at SIS 500
is so. Beef firm. Lard steady at lac. Su.
gar firm. Rioe quiet. Bntter firm at l5@2o
Bacon buoyant at l41l. Whisky firm. Lin
seed and Lard Oil firm. Pig Iron firm at SS5
Lead quiet.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-28

taxes on the above described property in
Princeton, as the section does not seem to re-
ouire that he shall list in the county where
he resides, this species of property situate
out of the county.
And your committee ask to be discharged
from the further consideration of the sub
iect.
PETER SHARPE, Chairman.
On motion of Mr.. Elliott and seconded by
Mr.. Bisch, the report was received and con-
CURED in.
On motion Of Mr.. Biseh the Clerk was in
structed to inform Mr.. Hall of the action of
this board, and send him copy Of the re-
port of the Committee. Adjourned.
WELL III. WALKER, Clerk.
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PETER SIfARPE. Chairmo
~The last number OF the Princeto


~ The last number OF the Princeton
Courier contains an uncalled-for attack upon
Grampee W. Hardin. However severely We
NAV have criticised that gentleman's conduct
during the canvass, we would not now revive
and endeayor to sustain charge, Of which u
jury has pronounced him innocent. Mr..
Hardin proved to the satisfaction of the Court
that he had never lost his residence in 1ndi-
ana, and still, after the trial is over, the edi-
tor of the Courier. who has not heard the evil
dence, brings in his verdict, and pronounces
Mr.. Hardin a "perjurer" As to whether
Mr.. Hardin was pro-slavery in Kansas, or
anti-slavery, or whether he lied about his
birth place or not, has nothing to do with the
charge of perjury.