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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-03

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-03

STEAM Piow -Ibe Newark tOhic1 North
Ameriea an a ~ that the nschine WORK 10 thar cy
are manufacsuriug . stsam pla~ for hraf pepeef'
OF yHsiais, i, vii coat e2 600 whom com1 lsseo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-03

From the papers received laat evening, We copy
the following details Of the scenes Of outrage and
violence IN Washington, on Monday last, the day
Of election. .sA - ptx.Ht -, /
The correspondent Of the Baltimore American
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-03

x~. FOR REST-.Tne new Brick DwelI
~ inr on sou,h,ide of Cary, between \, ushee
HI sud Adams streets The houss has ten roems
toRether with hi'cben with four good rooms and
cellar The preu ses supplied with hot and cold
wstsr and ass Possession given iumsdistely,- Ap
ply to PAUL BARGAMIN,
10th street between Main and Cary
ALSO FOR sALE-A first rate one horse CAR.
RIAGE and HARNESS. nesrly new.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-03

~-e FOR RkNC,-. That iarse and con
- veriert Store Room. with cellar attsohsd,
Es.A next to the Office OF Il T vsirs Co., corner
OF 18th and Main now occupied by the Methodist
Book Concern. II ia eh sap aud trsi rate business
,tsnd Possession given ct once. Apply on the pre-.
ul,es my % -ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-03

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-03

.%8A fUh hhRG-.-Tnet very lesira b lie
MIE and spacious Dweliiog, corner of 25a and Gath
s.'S streen. now in the occupancy of Rev. w E..
webb The house 10 in thorough repair. with plea
SAINT gFounas attached and IL in aod asrs cable
Hsuation. Apply to Mr.. WEBB, on the premises.
my So col W. =. E 5......t .t--- . - =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-03

FOR HsNT,..A ha use on 4lst con.
EM tsinins four rooms, with water in the yard
EI Possession given immediately. Apply to Mr..
JOSEPH AU6UsTINE, on l7;h street, corner of
= fsnklip @sr the MsEkst. ------ ie 2-St*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-03

SaR FOR hENT.-Two wooden 5tene.
as timing three rooms aach with a large gard en
s'tachsd and well of good water in the yard Pos.
sessi % given immediately Apply to = .vze =.
nv 2a-St 2 n EkCHn pseri .+ra.+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-03

% yALUABLh RESIDENCE ON 9Th .
GE BEfWEEN CLAY AND L. Ugh sTRGETs
hsA FOR SALE.-~e are authorized to sell the
residence located above recently occupied by Mrs
Po ls;d. but now by Mrs. Hill . 80
1t has rooms besides kitchen, &c. fhe buildinrs
new snd admirably adapte for sms fa nly.
The terms vii be made accommodating Apply to -
g. G0DOIN L. rAPPERsON, .
nv 90 st "a, z- t.. A Auetinpee,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-03

The follewiss talssrsphlc adispatshss wsrS for
warded from Washington late Monday night:
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-15
prtrrrrn artirIrs.

--
~ IL was reported day or two ago.
'nousn NOT au1holti'a any, mat COL Lockondse
VINO commands 'he nlliouster force that was
cnUc"'o ilnS 10 "'cenu me oah Juan river TO
oHect " JUNCTION with w alk'r, had defeated
tno costa INcan' ana taken Castillo But
1no ooo' seems 10 pc ON 'ne other leg Ac-
corning 10 u'SPa'ch IN announcer column ~ Is
back. leovino tbo ,ybolo ri,o, n, ,,.s.o.s;a,, ,r
the Costa Rheims 10 ada to NJ. mis- ,rtn,o
the crazy river steamer mon ,,bicb he H..
pended for transport b.l cvploJ,d KILN,
sixty of tbo 6llibustors THIS ro,ors,. ,,;ll ne
severely felt bv Vollor Tt;s t.,o p,o ro-
cruits were of but ltto ,eo ,yboro n,o, ,,c,o
but the KNOWLEDGE that two IN. t,roo bondroJ
mon were on the river and striyin, to effect n
junction has undoubtcdl, contributed to ln.n
mn tho spirits of tho handful NJ ,,o, ,,,lc,
Walker. The dcfeat of I,ocl fridye win ho
dishcarteninp Tim dram, n.,rl,. ,,l,r,J
ont
ASH H"IoN' APll lo.-l he admnstra-
,iu" nave oeVh oiao'aliy advised by Messrs'
forts TO treat with the Government of New
Granada The affairs Of the lsthmus were
to-day matter of Cabinet consult,tion. and
tAtluutd an ulnDl SUBJECTS. Our WONCrnmDu Mt
is resolved that American rights in tina,
quarter shall be respected. 1t will shortly
send thither four or five vessels. with .ucb
instructions TO 'he commanders as will IT Is
oe'e'ou, oon'uhinate the OBJECT and lead Ia
1ne settlement OF the existing difficulties
ne administration are determined to take d
ueclueu stand
A letter in the National EfaIigeacer pro.
sents some very startling views of the power
and designs of the Mormons IL is writtor
by gentleman who is said to have latel,
spent twelve months in the Salt Lake Valley
engaged in business connected with the tran.
sit Of the mails through the Territory to and
from the Pacific. and who confirms fully IN,
statements and approximations of JUDGE Drum.
,,ron,,,, AVA uP0'l wy Necessity Oh 'aNlne
irann..,. 60 A. measures 10 protect IN,
c.or' ~ ''o'i ''lo "I1B'Is Wnlcn threaten IL
Ioo oon ~ iS says inc Notlnons arc
ooo snos a,5 - ~ '.'' o's'GoS having wv
conn,r, a5 a5e'.'s 'oS''o'oG throughout lh'
ooo '''N 'o'ls M ''oSo "lisahoe win ooO'
'''''''''' 'P'' o'' western oofaeF
One Of the provisions of the new Consti
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-15

How TO PrANr THE CHtNEs o. SreAR CANE
rrp.-Wc continue to receive frequent in-
uiries on this subject, notwithstanding all
nat has been printcd IN our columns furnish
ig the desired information. But we repeat
richly that perhaps the best mode to adopt
simply that which is pursued with Indian
1rn, though the land does not require to be
. highly manfred, and the cane delights m a
ght soil, Some persons recommend drop
ing the seed a foot apart in the row. which
think may turn out the best The rows TO
the usual width apart as for Indian corn
ON three to four feet. The cane will mix
ith broom corn and Guinea corn. if placed
thin one hundred feet of each other, and
scome worthless
PorAros IN Nrw YoHK.--Thc reputation
different varieties of potatoes in the y. Y.
,arkot may be inferred from the prices as
flows:
Jersey Carriers are worth 81 80 per barrel 1;
o.. Kidneys and Blue Mercors Western Mcr-
.rs Long pinkcyss and Northern Carriers,
1925 to 3,75 Black and White MERGERS.
Inc Pinkcyc- and Dyckmans $500 To- 1923 :
ines. $3.50 to $50; Peachblows. $40
D $500 English Whites and Round Reds,
2,25 to $3.50; Long Reds and CALIFORNIA;,
rs TO SIP.
The Rutland Hrod endorses Mr.. Daniel
imball, of Rutland as one of the most en-
rprising importers and breeders Of fine
oolcd sheep in this region. We "sccond
be- motion, having known something of his
lccp during the past three or -four years. Tie
ls had business connections with Mr. Geo.
1mpbcll of Westminster West. and seua-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-15
pOttrg
AcRosTrC ~ AN ALBUM.

LESTER A, MILLER,
A long the uncbMng stream Of life
Fer may you gently glide,
n or cruel rocks, nor breakers drcar'
Your onward course bcdde,
\ or may the sun, o'crcasi with clouds
OF dark and lowering mcin'
J oin--an his radiant smile. withdrawn
To sadly shroud the scene.
A nd whom YOU near shady Shores
Where sport a warblug throog.
y ov lingering meath the shady b'usls
To catch their merry song
L ZEN thcn--thc joyous morn of liie'
BE brcathed upon your heart,
P CAGE from above. with rays divine,
DER lifo's unorring Chart
A Chart that guides l.fe's mariners,
with earthly tolls oppressed,
] nto the pori--that hhssful port
or Heaven eternal rest
q rccu wave the boughs Of friendship o'el
Your pathway 90 the tomb,
+ 'er fresh and fragrant till they spring
In ue,cr-iading bloom.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-15

INFoBNAr1oN WANTED Of Mary JAM
Wilson, who, If living, is now rs years of
age. When last heard from. in 1913. she
was in the State of Vermont living with a
| Mr.. Richard Neal, who moved from Chateau
gay, Franklin Co., y. v lie then worked
ON some Railroad in Vermont but had some
relatives in Chateaugay Any information
/ given concerning her viii be very thankfully
received by her afflicted mother.
/ Direct 90 Mrs Jane Rogers. North Pots
dam, st. Lawrence Co., n. N.-BV5mgion
/ Free Press.
/ FRurs OF THE DRrp Scorr DECISION.
/ The N1rshoH Mich Statesman says A
colorcd gentleman was brought into Pro-
Slavery Justice Court the other day. IN this
town, on suspicion of debt, and plead that he
was not man, but more article of NOR
chaudiso, and that the Court had no iurisdic-
ton Of him, citing as authority the late opin-
ion of ChicfJustice fancy i'm the bred Scott
case. Whereupon the Court amended the
pioa THE Kaiqma-oo Gazeie. the most i'm
iuential of the interior papers of Michigan,
has boltcd its party 1t cannot stand the
bred Scott decision
MAssAcHusErrs.-Y Yesterday was the day
appointed for the voting by the people of
Massachusetts, upon three Amendments to the
Constitution adopted by the legislatures of
1856 and 1857. Tho vote was light 1t ape
pears that all three of the Amendments are
adopted. They provide that no person shall
vote who cannot read and write that the
House of Representatives shall consist of 2iO
members chosen 10y districts, which may
choose one, two, or three members each ace
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-15

OWARD ASSOCIATION, PHlLA-
DELPHI IA. lMpORrANTA M,
40 a1 persons afflicted with sexual diseases, sgch ,'
e,.ilisl Weaeuess, Impotence Gouuorhoa, o'F
Inc HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Of PhiladelI tia,
'lc" ol inc a"iul destruction of human lie am
v1used hy sexual diseases, and the dccopous vai a
l"Dl''eu upon the unfortunate victims Of such 1't.
~ ~ agka nave directed their Consulting Surpc.t 90
N,n&hi ABLE ACT worthy Of their name, p ~.
NJ MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, 10 an persons t1ls
melted, lNale or fcmalel who apply by letter, " 4
scripuons Of their condition. cage, occupation, Do.
he'l Ne, and IN case or extreme poverty and .taeI,
TO IANlSH MEDICINES FREE on ChAhph-
me Howard Association is O benevolent NJ s1.I-.
esta1hahcd by special endowment, for The
OF NE SICK aud distressed, afflicted with 'NHs'
ana Epidemic Diseases" and It's funds can be u-fe
no other purpose. II has a surplus Of mcans rli-
me directors have voted 10 advertise the above nii
~ rs needless to add that the Association comila9 ~
mshest Medical skin Of the age and viii iuini'-
must approved modern treatment. Valuable an'i,55
gwen TO SICK and nervous females, afflicted with
nal Weakness Womb Complaint, Costiyenoss, A,'-'
rhoW, Sc.
Address, (posi paid Dr. GEO. r. CALuOUNs ~
sWiunE Surgeon Howard Association, No. = o
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
by order Of the Directors
EZRA d, HARTWEIL, Presig,,-"
GRO fAihcHlLn, Secretary. @
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-15

4Harbincrp.

w lGllIMAN'S MOTIVE POWER
me best now ip use for small stream of waite,
Mln Bfeat m Forparticulars inquire Us letter or OH
e"l'e AZ waterbury VI. 334m II WIdHIMAN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-15

- ZOO NDs. NEw STYLES PRINTS,
~ WV just received at ROUlNSONA.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-15

TRUNKS. SATCHELS and Carpet Bags,
l just received at BoblNooNs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-15

VHBETS AND LNONEESES. Wool De-
4 h.ns, rop.m. OF c,ory shade and quality. 90
NOBfNSONS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-23

f3.ysz2- FEgE.W nJf1Ss N.sF,g7

. y = :
IN PGRSUh NOE Of 8 deed executed on the LIST
/ day OF December, 1895, by Thomas S Coulter
ard gife, si.al proceed il Stauntan on 5ATUR-
DAY, TIE 10th DAY OF THIS MONTH, (May)
to sell at public sale, TO the highest bidder, und-
viied half of that valuable property in said towa,
known As the "National Hotel ftto tire Wood
ward House" inclutsiug the Stable property and
Furniture Of the house.
The house and improvements are in good condi-
ton, and, large portion Of the Furniture is fash
ionabe and nearly new. lts capacity to accomino-
date, and It's convenience to the travel and public
render it very desirable property
TERMS So, 900 and costs Of sale III hand or in
sixty DAYS, secured BY we'll endorsed negotiable pa
per, and the balance in Eve equal instalmens to lal
due respectively on the la day Of November in the
years ISL ISIS 1859, 1885, and 1861 the last three
to bear interest.
The title is considered sufficient, but shall con-
vey only such as is vested in me.
NfCHo. z. TROUT.
MAY ,, iSJ7-tds. Trustee.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-23
EbEEkso

AZ The residence OF her husband, in this
county, en- the 10th instant, Mrs SARAH
WRIGHT, consort of Lawson Wright, aged
so years. Rockingham papers please copy
IN Palmyra, (Mo. on the lst inst, Mrs.
MARY ASK SosKy, wife of Jacob Sosey,
aged | years Mrs. S. was the daughter
Of orr respected fcllow-eouatryman, ia
cob Ruff, Esq.
OF Consumption. at Franklin, at the resi-
dence Of his sister, Mrs. Susan A. Craven.
on Friday, May LIST, Mr.. JAS A. HErsKELL,
aged 81, youngest son Of the late Mr.. Al
eAander st. G. Heiskell.
On the 25th ut, at his fathers residence,
IN Clinton co Indiana, Mr.. JOHN SRlLrs,
son of Mr.. John Skies, formerly of Angus
Ia county, Va, aged 20 years, months
and g days
At his residence, a few miles south Of
Marshall, Saline CO., Missouri. ON Tuesday
morning. the 18th ult, Of Typhoid pueu-
monia, Nm. c. DAVIS, in the ed year Of
his age.
Col. Davis removed from Augusta com
t., Virginia, in the year i840, and settled
in Howard county. whence he removed in
1911 to Saline He was man Of great
moral worth, kind neighbor ana mos
worthy citizen. A the tiaio Of hs death
he was Presiding Justice of Saline County
Court, which position he filled with mucl
satisfaction to its citizens and honor to him.
sell. He leaves wife and large family tc
mourn his loss. W. A. W.
In Mount Sidney. of Pneumonia, on tbc
2ist inst, Mr.. WM. G. RICHARDS, in the
year Of bis age, leaving wife and three
children, and large circle Of friends tc
n1nirn Lis loss
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-23
vgseDFe Y-EF Fl0GMRyeG .gY.

WITH view to other pursuits, ard the settle
w ment of my servants next Fall n the South,
offer at private sale, until She 29th DAT of NAY
next, sEfs EL~FEE,'' my present scat containing
I.300 Acres. also, my MILTON MILL FARM,
containing about 220 AcrEs, Mills, de-, pertaining
thereto, together with several smaller places, all Of
/ which are in the Piedmont ! alley of Virginia, and
immediate vicinity Of Brandy Station, the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad passing through the former
within three hundred yards OF the Dwelling, thus
aiording partial view Of the premises
"BEE-pRE'3 is 50 farOra5'v aud generally
known in Eastern Virginia, that but fol the salts
faction Of Capitalists in the cities. and abroad this
notice might be sufficient, to such in Battmore,
Washington, Alexandria, or elsewhere, 6isposed to
combine profitable farming with the more active
pursuits Of the city, and secure most desirable
and accessible retreat in mid summer, l viii
state that 4 body nj $50 Acres Of splendid
mber forms part Of the t.state-250 acres are in
heat, upon which was seeded last faii - bushels
clean Timothy Seed, and this Spring 20 bushels Of
Clover Seed with Plaster. The balance. l 10 acres,
being prepared for corn, is thoroughly set IN Tiao-
thy, Clover. Blue Grass. and Green Sw8rd. much
OF the sod being very OLD and stfnnz. aha Mead
from which the farm takes its name. haze hnea
standing more than one hundred years and still pre-
duee pure Timothy
No Farm for position or eapscitv IN lie state Is
better suitea lar an entjIg Has ar DAIRY Farm tuan
tbe former, 500 Gao lbs. NJ iiag might be annuity
secured and bail5d for shipment almost 1T the stu
tiGD. Com bining farming with grazing in is pre-
sent eona ton il Is equal t. 900 barrels % Corn
Five ~ six Thousand bushels of Wheat, IA ttcuiag
W. dea1 OF Cattle, besides more than mo Il eAa q
farm stock, aud Work Teams, tuH supply e:
Hay, DC.
Improvements, though not very elegant, are ar
pie aad IN g0nd repair. Several 8rclt d oonr-t-
sing 800 Ttees very select Fruit, extensive view 81
the mountains situation most beautiful, srd within
few hours ride Of either city, and neighborood
unsurpassed for all that desirable.
invite correspondence and Inspection rrem any
interested. II NOT sold privately, tetther notice
viii be given in time, WI. b. t.J5S.
ESgr' Those interest d in the Valley refer to
Dr. c. K. Harris, Culpeper, g. James q. Harris,
Sheriff Of Cupeper County, Brandy tatiaz., Post
uilca- y. 3. T.
AaIPre, APrIl4. ls57.-tds.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FEVER AND AGuE-AN INFALLTBLE CURE.
We defy the world to produce any medicine which
does not contain Quinine, Bark, Arsenic, Mercury
or any noxious deadly compound, to cure this
annoying disease SO ehectually as Carriers Spanish
Mixture While it contains none Of the above nam
ed dangerous articles, yet it possesses power in
relieving and curing Fever and Ague which cannot
be approached by any Of them separately in oombi-
nation. 1t acts specially the Liver purides the
Blood opens the pores Of the Skin. and assists ma
ture to expel from the system seeds Of Disease or
what is as bad, the remains Of the Mineral Drugs,
which clog and finally destroy the constitution.
Sec tho euro of Mr.. Longden Of Virginia. he
had Chills twice a dav for three years; nothing
would relieve him until he tried Carter's spanish
Mixture only three bottles of which efectualiy re-
STORED him 70 health nor has be had return Of the
irsas- since MAY >, mo,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-23

Land Speculation The Huntsville, Al.
Advocate says ! MS land So sulatioe fe-
yer RACES among oar people and IS mainly
aonGacd to Arkansas and The Mississippi
bottom the Texas fever is over. We pre-
diet that thoro will be general crash IN less
than two years The Whole country is crazy
with speculation--an insane desire to make
money at one dash---a haste to be rich. ("
Typhoid ferer.-The Fincastlo Demo
orat states that the typhoid fever has again
made its appearance at the iIollius lnsti-
tuto, at the Botetourt Springs, and that
most Of the young ladies at the school have
left. Two or three have died, aud several
more are dangerously i'll.
High Price for Baqce-Tbo Lynch
burg Virginian says that A. B. Rucker,
Esq sold a frkn Of butter during the past
week, weighing i06 pounds net 1t fifty
cents per pound, from tho dairy of Joseph
Clnyd, tsl Of Pulaski county
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-23

THE CROPS We clip from our State
exchanges the following items in reference
to the prospects Of the farmers:
MAmox.-A correspondent of the Fair
mont True Firginian says: off lad writ
ten u You two weeks since. should have
said the prospect Of raising wheat this year
was gloomy; the snow and fross in March
seemed almost 90 have destroyed onr wheat,
The tops were scaldcd, turned yellow, and
during the month Of April almost disappear
Ell particularly ON the old ground upon
examination found however. that although
in patches it was entirely dead, yet gener-
ally the main root was there alive, and that
was slowly beginning to show itself above
ground About She first Of this month rain
commenced and continued fer three or four
days, tho ground became thoroughly soaked
with the rain the wheat began 70 grow and
spread over the ground. and now looks enc.
There being large crop N the ground, the
prospect nov ia, that We shall have a large
crop ef wheat ii the season is hereafter ia
varahe
as'- We learn from the Pakcrstuyg
News that the Wheat crop in that section.
though backward, has improved much with
in the past few days, and an the average
promises better than usual On low and
cayoy soils, there are many hare places,
bat on the hills, and in fact generally. it
Heyer before was thicker ON the ground than
ii now is; the continued cold weather Of last
winter having prevented tie usual spowing
o,it Of roots by frequent. thaws.
GREGNRRrgR. We have enjoyed heauti-
ful weather for several days past, aud the
excellent and refreshing rains which have
faiien recently. have infused new life into
everything, causing grass and vegetation Of
al kinds 70 spring forth vigorously. The
atmosphere is now quite Spring-.ike, and ii
we can enjoy scasonable weather hence for
ward, good crops of wheat, corn, and oats,
will vet be made. Ia our FAMILIES through
different portions of the country last week,
we observed some excellent fields of wheat,
aud we are pleased to believe that after all
that has been said, an average crop will yet
be realized --Lewtsburg Era.
SHENANDOAH Spring, with lis refresh
ing showers and genial sunshine has once
iaore made its appearance, bringing Gu
eouraging prospects for the future The
wheat crop has been considerably revived
giving evidence OF at least an average yield
The grass is springing up beautifully
promising the farmers green fields, aud more
plentiful pastures for stock of every descrip-
ton Fruit trees are blooming, with every
assurance of plentiful frit, Jack Frost" tt
the contrary, Notwithstanding -Ae,o Mark,
ct Spirit
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-23

French Emigratjon to lft.rgtnia--Bev
Mr.. Loryaux, Protestant Minister of
Trance, hes secured three thousand acres Of
good LAID for congregation Of some five
hanired, in Monongalia CO., Va, within
eight mics Of Aofgantown, the seat of the
county, and on the Monongahela river, and
within twenty niles Of the Pennsylvania
Inc, md at the moderate price Of seventy
6yc cents per acre. He thipks the report
he viii bear to the French protastants will
induce many thousand to leave country
where their rights ore but poorly protected
aud where land, Of no more value than chat
he has just bought, owing to the crowded
stete Of population is worth from three to
fge hundred dollars peg acre.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-23

Jaaes.owa Celebration The celebration
Of the 250th anniversary of the first settle
ment of Virginia took place at jamestown
on Wednesday last, according to appoint
ment The crowd on the grounds is vari-
ously estimated at from six to eight thous-
and, including sixteen military companies
from Richmond Portsmouth, Norfolk and
Petersburg. a large number OF ladies' graz
eed the scene with their presence, and add
ea Greatly to the beauty and attractions Of
tie imposing display.
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