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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-26
1913 ono 800
37,0J0.0u0
Sl30,OUG,ru0
So 0OO,OU0
Leaving s7s,OOo 900 still unexpended.

Thus il will be seen, and il can never be .uccees.
fully controverted. that the South, besides giving
the Union Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Michigan Wisron.
sin. Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama and Ienncssc".
also furnished the money to pay for Iowa. Minnesota
Washington, Nebraska, Oregon, California Nv
Mexico, Utah, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, aud
Kansas.
And what was the magnitude of the contributions
of that mighty section whose phanthropic people
claim the right to exercise exclusive jurisdiction ~
sour territoriesT New Hampshire. Massachusetts,
New York aEt Connecticut, did rein9uish something
but not money, its equivalent. They renquisi"d
jurisdction merely in Maine and Vermont: erG CON
sented that they might be admitted into The Union AS
States-not donating them rs 'terrItories or either
property" for they had previously sold to prirne in
djyiduas every arabic rood that could be ounr - a
valleys between the mountains Of rocks That was
about all the North contributed to "our territories -
And more than all For. in the History OF Con.
gress" published by Lea & Blanchard psge 27I, "e
and that New York exacted bonus OfS3jD 900 iSpar.
ish miled,) from Vermont, for the surrender Of
tian titles.
Thus we learn from whence "our terrlt0rl-=" %s-e
derived. And whatever may be the character Of the
final decision Of the people; and whatever may b?
the consequences Of any rupture or collision precrItl
ted upon our devoted country He who gave ~ vac.
tory in the Revolution, will judge the cause of the
Son:h. Impartial history will do her justice ii her
own strong arm, and eagle eye and lion heart shoni
fail And if Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, md
Wisconsin. should be- found arrayed in deadly strife
against their parent andf among all her progeny, oly
one daughter should be true to the Old Dominion
another faithful Cordeliait will at least furnish ono
more hateful example Of the hideousness OF tiial iu-
vratitude.-l Southern Monitor.
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TUE COST OF BLACK REpUBLICANISM

THE COST OF BLACK REPUBLlCANlSA.
The following pregnant facts and figures, which
ws find in late number Of the Boston Post need no
comment:
"Tbs current State expenditures in ls4l were
s.Go ooo. in 1851 S6i2, ,U00 and in 1856 they had
erswn to- 81 1886 900! sum greater than the aggre
gate of all the other New E9SanS States
no. ,sy;ed hnt tsce; and then only for SIS OCO at
each I time; total, sl5o,OOO! There has been an an
nn, state tax for four years, average tax Of
S4OO 600 amounting in the aggregate to 65O, COO
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yALUARIE I,AND EnR SALE

I'm pursuance Of decree of the Circuit and Superior
IL Court Of Appsmatox county, the undcrsigncd, a.
Commissioner, offers for sale the OF land called
"ROSELAED." The tract contains $50 acres, more or
less with two settements-es beautifully in one OF the
most healthy regions of Virginia The tract ia well wa
tered and mbered The land in that region produces inc
The Improvements being large and conlmodious, would
suit for boarding school.
Two elegant Apple and Peach orchard Post ohee,
of different denominations The society will favor"Dy
compare with any in Virginia.
1t is situated ak miles from the Appomattox depot o"
the South Side Rail Road. six miles from the county s,
eishee inies from Lynchburg, and nine nies f'n ''
James River Canal.
TERMS:-One and two years, secured By ample Pe''
sonal security, and the reserved title the land
Persons disposed to purchase, will please address c'
at Smthvin. Powhatan county, Va. will give posse'
sion at any time. JAS. D. MOSBi, Tom 7.
Applications may be made also, to Messrs. GoppiS
APPERsoS, Auctioneers, Richmond, Va.
NAV ~ elm
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RFAUTIFUJ, FARM Rop S,IC

TNHE undersigned not having sufficient land to employ
l bis force offers at private sale his farm lvnG in
Amelia county, within four miles OF Amelia Court House
depot the Danvle Railroad and IS miles from, Rich
mond.
Ih, contains BIS acres 100 of which is woodland
the residue open land in improved condition and ney
adapted to the production OF Corn, Wheat and Tobacco
The Is under good fence, and has upon II an sbuu
dance of plant land.
The improvements consi:: Of large two story Dwell.
ling newly pantcd,) with rooms. good Kitchen
Smoke House, Ice House, Carriage House Granary sta
bes Negro Csbus and new Barn process OF erection
There is aao Orchard Of Peach and Apple Trees OF
choice variety excellent garden and spring of the
puresr water, convenient to the dwelling
The situation II noted for It's heahfuness and he
muty unsurpassed In point of social religious and edu.
catonal advantages.
An early application /. desired.
My address is Amelia Court House, Va
June l6-c3w n VOTING
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FOR SALE. A SMALL FARH
AND VALUABLE LOTS NEAR AND IL TIE VII.
~. .,hDH MI


EJAVING disposed of his Schoo! Buildings and
ached the subscriber offers for sale his little farm
of 100 lying withn few hundred yards OF he De.
po.s Of the Virginia Central and Orange and Alexandra
Railroads This farm lies in compact form. being nearly
square, the open land conveniently divided and sub:a.
TALLY enclosed with running water in each field all tho
roughly ditched and draned aud suiciency of woUd
and timber for all the purposes of such farm. There
:xo imekns, and nexhaustauie and easily worked
quarres of lime the land the advantages Of which
either as OF profit ofmp-oving the
land need not be dwet upon. barn the only building
the fur. There is however beautiful building Site
In grove Of forest trees, commanding fine view Of
the farm and both Railroads..
Also lot Of 35 adjoining the village, well set in
orchard grass clover and timothy, and upon which there
10 neat brick cottage; and also large orchard and
never failing springs. The attention OF city gentemen in
search OF pleasant is invited this pro-
perty. Its rare facilities Of communication with Rich
mond and Alexandria (twce day. and Saunon (dailyD
combine, with ts educational and religious advantages
render it very desirable location for such purpose.
Also, other lot Of haEsacre upon which stands the
Doctors Office, Stables &c
Terms. liberal and made known upon application to the
subscriber either in person or By letter.
w. 8. KEMPER
3-cG (SordonsvjlIe Va
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LAND, NEGROES, STOCKS, &c. FOR sA'.E

LAND, NEGROES, STOCKS, &c FOX shEh ~,
"AVNG determined to change my business one, o!iei
IL for sale my very beautiful Farm, Glenmore, y,nS
in the county of Orange, the Rapid Ann rSer a
within five miles of Mtchell's Station on the Orange anu
AlexandrH railroad. in healthy and thcky settled negn
borhood and the society equal to any In Virginia
contains 469 acres with abundance oi OAK ches
and locust timber and is divided into fields a uue'
good fencing 10 OF high cultivation, and 10, Pla.
ductivcncss Of aoi will compare avoraby with any
in the county The improvements consist oil TWO saJ
dwelling nearly new containing ak rooms Office Kitten.
en- servants houses, house, ice house csriIas.
house. house, barn and stables also rn eSseen
young orchard Of choice fruits. will also sc en-
by the purchaser OF the land my servants s'ock W a
kiuds, crops, farming utensils. household ana H"eheH
furniture ,,,.
Persons desiring further information invited 10 'is'
the subscriber, home address him H R&cco"n rora'
Cupcper county, Va.
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1TTSaOT'RI LAND FOR SALE

TIME subscriber acting agent, and in his own risn
Il offers for sale large farm, stuste' W H''. .a,v
Missouri This farm Lies in the upper edge OF me county
of Lincoln and about IA miles from the MISSISSIPPI
ltcoutains by survey s97acres about 3o OF
enclosed and in cultivation, tho balance IN "oou "
The land 10 located in the midst OF fine grain AND opac
CO growing region. 1t is well adapted TO the CROWN Vi
corn wheat, tobacco and the The soil oi inc
land rests on a limestone foundation and that pIuoh
which is cleared in good heart and productive fhcre
are on the farm comfortable dwelling house containing
six rooms together with ise house, smoke house tue ne
cesssry houses for and sewers! tooareo
springs which afford ample surply OF water Tor Ill th
uses of large family and, also, AL abundance of any
number of stock.
The social ud yan,ages Of the ucghborhood are good
and there are several churches witEa shor mornings
ride which open 10 all alike masters and servants
The idea may have reached Virginia that slsvG property
In becoming in the State OF Missouri Tia, spe
ces OF property sjus rs secure in Missouri IA is In
Kentucky Virgins, any of the older slaveholdlng
states The county in which the subscriber resdes and
the county both contain large aud an increas
ing slave population Tese counties are bounded on one
side By the Mississippi river and yet not slave has
capped from either Of them in the last ten years No inier
av0rable :othe permsnency OF slavery the state
should be drawn from late movement rho city of -
Louis, the subject Of emancipation That WAS merely
gotten up by the leaders OF 1cper:'c political achon
eager retain possession Of c lucrative Offices o large
municipal corporation The people of the State ut large Ut
ierly repudate any such movement and are well sased
to abide by the provision cf c St"te Constitution WINCH
prohibits emancipation unless with the CONSENT OF the
owner.
The property which the subscriber desires sell, is
well situated, as regards good market cr Ill the pro-
ducts of the arn IL mas two OF the best sraings ON tine
Upper Mississippi for shipping po!2is To one CT them
loads made from the iarn in the Of the day
with ca:c, during TIE Summer and Fall monhs-and to
both of them good graded and Macadanizcd roads arc
in OF construction. At each 81 "a there
several large Touring .rils ana OF these ship
ping points tne OF Lousana) there large
and extensive tobacco manufactures in full operation.
The facilities sar chipping 10 s. Lcs from either point,
uiirvaed on the liuper Mississippi.
As this property is offered for sal" TO effect partition
hnlr. ".tpiNy itsFan
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3,JOO ACRES OF ALBEMARLE LAND FOR
SALE.

TIME undersigned oers for sale privately on accom-
u modatius terms the several farms described below
II sold by the lst of September next they will then
sold public auction Possession given in dme to seed
q wheat crop. "
l4O acres OF land part OF the Bloomfield farm adjoin
Inc the land of Peter McGehee and w. w. Giner. one
third Ivy Creek LowGrouuds and Is acres OF piaeed
woodland Price $50 per acre.
Yates part Of Bloomfield adjoins the D. e. farm, is
within Eve mes of the University, contains 400 acres
onrourth we'll timbered and be had cheap az S33Per
re,,
Verulem Miss D. Gooch's farm, sdjoins BoomheIo @
and the lands R. N Noland contars 92o acres oVo
of which are cleared has on it handsome new dwens
with nine large finished and ell necessary out
buildings. Price S33 per acre
pirginbothap the property of Or. w. F. Gooch, Is
beautiful farm of i6S adjoining the lands of H.
w n holland and Peter McGchee aud has II ample
supply Of wood and buildings. Price s33 per acre.
These four OF land all lie within less than two
miles of Woodvile Depot, the Central Railroad In
r.acd Eeighborhood and convenient TO Charlottesville
the University, and to bloomfield Male Academy which,
In future will be conducted hy Me.srs w Leroy Brown
and w. W. Tebbs, and will be OF the very bent pre-.
paratory Schools in Virginia.
Richard. ies the Blue Ridge both sides Of the
ine be,w Albemare and Rockingham, little north Of
Browns Gap, and contains Ion acree OF valuable
land only 100 which cleared Price S. per
On the lst OF September the undersigned at Bloomfield
will 10 SELL at public auction, all the personal
property, except tbs negroes, belonging to the above
mentioned IL ..S.
Pcs, oGsoe. Woodville Depot Albemsrle county, Va:
Nav S-ctf p. II. Go0DLOE.
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale privately plantation called Mount
Il Bernard This plantation lies on the James River, in
the county of Goochland, immediately above Maidens
Adventure dsm and within twenty eight miles of hich.
mond. 1t contains seven hundred and thirty acres,
of whchsevenyhve acres are James River grounds,
of the best quality, thirty-6ve acres creek low
grounds and the remainder 10 Beaver dam creek red
lana. There Is the place good awelling.house on
beautiful Site aud all necessary outhouses and both tue
buildings and the fences in good repair and the land
s in nigh stale of cultivation.
will also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists Of horses mules, cattle, incu
ding mleh cows; and the farming utensils the most
| of them, new and all of them good.and there arc
enough both Of stock and farming utensils fer the tho
rough cultivation of the plantation.
The terms of sale as to the payments will be made
| very much TO suit the purchaser.
Mr. James N. Payne, my manager living the place
will show the property any person desiring examine
| it. My address is Washington, D. c.
| May I7-ctf NJ NJ. PAfNE
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TuE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

,.s with m act Of the General Assembly;
, he Of March ls zdss ssss sd~s
Z .e'eay max siseted Commissioner OF Public
Gas oeeu ,Srd district, to supply the vacancy occa,
S' as sspraon sps Of the cf Office Of Edward
A:umons. .a,, So Governor and under the sea-
SEA snd N the eis' S'o' - HENRY A. WISE.
/ ne Governor: ukoH'h " June l9-c3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-26

,r,r,s ,,n,- l,rorse v. Hopkins has reslsn'
a. ~, atsce CT Judge OF the Seventeenth Circuit.
.,ns,,on ~ has been accepted BY the Executive
in conformity to law the Sheriff o, each o. sae
d smyth Tszewe b.feST rsasped
.a sse,;5D or Judge OF said Circuit, to be hele
saa ,se ,wer,y third day of July next at the
,,e, prescribed 5y Law. ,,aor THO 400
c.'sa ~. C9mrnonwesh at Richmond, this 18th da!
!, $ Q! tas - o ISs7 HENRY A. WISE.
Z. ,,s c;ovsynor: GsoRoE w. MusFoaD, secretary o
% 'ae uo,iL i,L June i3-ctde.
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~ ,Cae .;OYEKNOR OF VIRGINIA.
u PROCLAMATION.

PhOCLAMhlioN -. =,
x-urgras. vacancy has been created in the Eighth
Nv jaiIcs. Circuit by the death OF Eu.tace Convey
.; mai Circuit therefore, incontormity 10 law,
:ssrr OF each OF the counties OF Lancaster North
Ls,..'.r5 : R,chmord, westmorelsnd. King George,
E-;,n;s ,,roiine. Hanover, K!cs William, King a.
nd Essex composing 'aid Circuit, /, hereby re,
- csuse an election o Judge Of said Circuit TO
I'D On Thursday the twenty'hrd day OF July next
80 ,ace, prescribed by law
1s iar INV hand a. Governor and under the Sea!
''E ., ~. Commonvs wealth st Richmond. this 18th day
\, y. I - re HENRY A. WISE.
D! '"e 'naT.h June l3-ctde.
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~ Tur GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

PROCLaNAI IUN' ,ho r.,urns
saass hs s0% eecon aS f for
w made BY me 0e.'s ,h. to supply the
;oasy GsnsGs d BY the resiruation OF Willis BS
,cHfy cssss;caJIao ss., IoHS RANDOLPH TUCKER has OBJ
s4 cas-; in the ..s :sa 5ess ss'sn Rsn
hereby sesd sss aencs s ,S General
Yad.r my hand as Governor snd under the
aFsh commonwesl.h this 18Th day OF June, isS'
Il ..s I0verGo'. O....r,. nf the Commonwealth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-26
MASONIC CELEBRATION AT MOUNT VERNON.

WAsHIsoros, June 24-Tbs Masonic Fraternity
of Washington City, and the visiting brethren from
Richmond, celebrated ST. Johns 6:y in a d.iisa:.u
manner ut Noun, Vernon. The Ceremonies NJ rhs
An address and requiem two children were chri.-ned
at the tomb by The Grand Chaplain. eseh hs,.ing
the name of George Washington. Most ct tns Rioh
mond yisitans returned home lV.nighi,
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NOTICE.

HAVE the larges. and most complete assortment OF
Il Guns and Hunting articles of all kinds to be found In
tho State, which viii sell and below cost Ia order to
close them out s do not wish to keep them on hand ua
til next season They from the manufacturer of m.
best makers and will bo warranted In every respect II
you wish good and cheap GUN call a: the .sn of the
Rifle, Old Street, Petersburg, Va c. LEONSRD
Manufacturer and repairaE of FIRE arms &c
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

ALBEMARLE LAND FOR sALE
MI ing to business az wish propose to sell privately
Mount Air, the Farm upon which live. The iarm ~ IL
situated upon Hardware River in Albemate county from
Scottsville ON JAIME, River and fifteen from Chsrloucs
Vile, adjoining the lands OF Geo. Gilsner isaac OF =
Barisdale and Others and contains about oou aca f
tile. The mansion is ancient but convenient ou,us vs.
situated upon emnenec above The river anu Sut
Of the snea In tho upper country The Barr
and other houses in fair order. nne VEIN o,
been valuable for ope
Of IN. land and very accessible for mining purposes
will take pleasure in showing the land to any one whit
may call upon me. mo n MOON G.
Terms accommodating. 'No' ~ ''ooA'' o.
\ M.v 0n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-26
"OUR TERRITORIEs y

10 delude the ignorant, and to enlist the sympathy
OF innocent phllanthropists the Northern champions
OF the negro are in the habit of designating the un
settled West as "our territories" They rei,ere,e ths
assertion that the Declaration Of Independence the
preamble to the CONSTITUTIONS certain extracts from
the private correspondence OF Washington, Jefferson
and Patrick Henry, we'll as the undefnabie '.hi,:
or law spontaneously in every human breast forbid
that Southern citizens shall desecrate the free SOL"
of 'our territories by removing thher with ,hei.
slaves. No one not Southern born can fully sprra.
ciate the bitterness and mslgnsncy concentra sd in
the terms aud taunts of their selection; nor bs lKey
to detect the premeditated, though covert and cow
urdly, afronts of such refined individuals the sum
ners and Stewards The repetition of suck phrase. Jy
Fred Douglass and Wilson, and the preacers, eicifs
no feeling but contempt; for they supposed be-
merely repeating the sounds enuucated by o;heys
like parrots. and wthou; comprehendng the meaning
of the words.
We will endesvor to expose the insult partially con-
ceaed in their phraseology. But fret, let the reader
stand before the map of the United States. and ran
| his finger up the Delaware to Wilmng;on thence
West as lar as Pttsburg, and from thar point due
North 10 Lake Erie. Between THE line ans. the 81.
ianc Ocean, he will fDd embraced al the North a-
existed at the beginning OF nhtiunal career Then
let him survey the imitabe cxpanse of the South,
the West, the North West. and be may form soms
conception OF the magnitude of the Southern Safes
at that epoch. They were twenty to one in area,
and more than hundred to one in value. And il was
this inequality then generally conceded and tho at
mtted necessity of an equilibrium 10 ,arrc.
nencv of union, which induced Virginia Carolina
and Georgia TO bestow sufficient weight nj territory
upon their Northern sisters TO prevent hs existence
of any dangerous sectional pr-ponderaucs. insy did
more. To conciiate the Nor,n and to establish
guarantee against any species of oppression ~,
e" e. ihe stronger section. the Southern Delegates
in the Federal Convention consented tina; jersey, ana
the cluster of dminutive New England S;Etes should
each have as many Senators as Virginia They we're
allowed ten Senator'S, and Virginia but two; although
at that time Virginia held territory than MI Of
them together; and. emitting Massachusetts, she had
a greater population than the whole of them
bned. Thus the Union formed; by gra;uiry,
concession, and sacrifcs on the part of the South -
1t characteristic Of brave chvalrou5 and no0io
people.
But to "our territories" Virginia gave o:he Union
about 2OO,OD0.GUO acre.
Georgia, oO.OOO,OOO :"
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Farm in Ciooohlsnd county. called ORAPAkEs, ly'
Ing on James River Licking Hole Creek and the James
Rysr and Ksnawha Canal. four miles above the Court
rouse ana thirty miles from Richmond The situa
tion n among the most beaurfui on tho rtvor command
;no view of the whole arabic surface fine view Of the
surrounding country and canal for several miles up and
down the river The estate in high state Of improve
men, and a remarkably healthy one. 1t adoins the es.
tates of Thomas Deane w. B. Wcisiger. and X skip
with and contains 93s acres of which III 2 are
hrs low grounds. 2o of second low grounds 272
of arabic high land, and 39 Of wood land
The improvements consist of frame dwelling with eight
rooms Ia good kitchen, outhouses, quarters overseers
house. built in the last FIVE years. with brick chimneys
and underpiuning and new brick barn. 6ox3o, with
shed running the whole length, sixteen feet wide, ne~
threshng machine new ioe house, and all necessary
stables &c.
Any person wishing purchase desirable re.idence,
would do we'll visit this before purchasing elsewhere as
will sell on reasonable terms.
Every preparation is making seed 200 In
wheat this fall 100 OF It In fsow and the cornheld has
been sowed in peas .
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing II
stands, and most of the negroes.
My manager, MIR. Sanders, will show the estate 10 any
wishing to purchase.
My address 10 Subletts p. o., Powhatan county.
Oct l5-ctf NILES C. SELDEN.
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IrrA II.

We believe we are not too premature in announo-
ing this morning that Col. Cumming of Missouri,
has been appointed Governor of Utah, and that he
intends to remove his family thither with the view OF
making that Territory his permanent residence Col.
Cumming is a gentleman Of tried official integrity
and of large experience in frontier life. Possessing
great personal courage, of conciatory nature, Yet
prompt and energetic in the discharge of duty, he
will bring to the important responsibilities which he
has assumed the ost essential qualities for
in the delicate and even dangerous mission which
has been confded to him.
The difficulties to be encountered in Utah are more
numerous and implicated than is now generally sup.
posed. Among them may be incidentally mentioned
that Brigham Young claims title to all the lands in
the Territory and has never recognised the United
States surveys. None of his followers have pur-
chased lands in accordance with our laws. Hence,
one of the delicate duties Of the federal courts of that
Territory will be to establish and maintain the rights
OF those who may hereafter purchase in accordance
with our laws. Not an individual in all Utah now
holds foot of land the title Of which j. derived from
the United States, and it follows. under this strange
condition OF things that all parts of the Territory are
q. :hs present time open to preemption.-t Vd'a"g
ton URion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-26
VALUABLE MILL ID MILES BELOW RICH
MOND, NEAR YORK RIVER RAILRoAn FOR

NNHE subscribers offer for sale their mill and ,bout
u acres of land attached. about l2 miles below Rich
mond near the Williamsburg Stage Road and the Yori
River Railroad (abou three ourths of mile from CON
tempated depot) The supply Of water never failing
There pair OF stones kept runnns-one for corr
and tbe other for wheat portion of the mill is entirely
new and the balance in good order. The custom of Ii,
mill Is very good.
Terms liberal Apply to
PHILIP WATKINS & SON, on the prem,ses.
Or 70 GoDDIS l. AfPxRsox, Richmond.