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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-13

wsh FOX kkNT---A Store and Dwelling
Tts On 7th street, nearly opposite the Vegetable
- Market containing four rooms, two Kitchens
and two cellars. with all the couveniences for q
family. Price $3.50 per year. Apply to
LEWIS HYMkN, Watch Maker
my 12-6t No. 90 Main street
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HANDSOME PREsENT.-The Richmond Fire ASS
sociation, Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, OF Richmond Va, have purchased q
splendid gold ehronometer watch, chain and key.
at the price of $500, which il to be presented TO
Capt Kennedy, late of the bark Virginian, and
now commander Of the bark Fame, IS tessirno-
nial of their appreciation of the untiring energy
and indomitable perseverance displayed by him
when in command Of the bark Virginian, whilst
on her last voyage from Rio de Janeiro to Balti
more be having succeeded in getting her, when her
condition wa almost desperate, into the Island OF
ST. Thomas where he discharged cargo, repaired
vessel. and shipped his cargo. reaching Bslt.
more about two weeks since. There was S45 00o
Insured on the cargo by the above underwriters o
on which the loss 1t ia supposed will be about 81
to 40 per cent This present will no doubt have
favorable effect ON ths conduct of all captains al
1t shows just appreciation Of the result OF energy
and rood Judgment, and will impress upon them
the importance Of the familiar adage, don't give
up the ship. Baitimors San.
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<6aa FUR RkNT---A very large Brick
~ Lumber Horse the corner of Cary ahd l7th
9z1A streets, formerly occupied by II w. Fry, Esq.
The house fronts on Cary street y feet, aad ruus
the house is cut of repair but for good tenant
al necessary repairs will be made.
L. D. EACHO, Pearl street,
I2-2v Mar he HntsI
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SCHOOL FUND OF CONNECTICUT The school
fund of Connecticut is in very satisfactory condi.
tion The income of the fund for the year ending
on the 3lst Of March, 1885, has been $l4a el5
aganst $l47 245 the previous year. There has
been paid to school societies the sum of Sl4s, 1893
against Sl29, 243 for the previous year The fund
has been so managed as to yield net income of II
per cent. The children to whom this sum has been
divided have diminished By the number of 275
within the year The dividend to each child has
been Increased from / 30 to 81 40
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R.formed Correspoaden, - Than Rad ty.o,ber Re-.
tnrned-7As chiaca Bug-Fane 7obaceo-Maitary
Company Heavy FreisAts. &c.
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Cigars.
A large variety Of Choice BRANDS.
kFnif 1fnunr
A CARD
"a PURCELL, LADD CO,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS

~ PURCELL, LADD CO,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
peg leave 70 inform their friends Merchants and th
PQoe that aimee the destruction of their Store house
by hs, on the 23d March, they have by arrivals per
Stock, as will enable them heretofore to FIJI or.
oen entrusted to them with their usual promp
and dispatch
NJ fhsir store, for the present. IL on Pesrl street,
tnc opposite their old stand.
PURCELL, LADD co,
apH Druggists, Richmond.
no h L. K -kAFINRD sTKAM CAN
DlEs-it 10 a fact universally admitted, thas
bushlEUXB Steam Refined Candles are unequal
led Country merchants who have bought them and
Sho have bought 10 New York, Phladslphia an
hetimors, and at other places In this city always
ave II their unqualified sdmration they all say 1T
we very best they ever saw and that ir keeps bo'
ot than any they ever had. The reason ID ebvicuf
ls made OF the best double.refnsd crushed Sugsrs
" ~oIimen OF experience. packed carefully, and
Dao article never put up. To those who have never
.fediI would say call and ses try and buy pack
age LOUIS J. BOSSIEUx,
Steam Candy Manufacturer,
my NO io7 Main street, Richmoud Va
kSrEEL BOAKDING.-- .--Mrs. sAM,I.
- CAhf, corner 9th and Frsnklin streets, has two
vacant Chambers, with sossts alta shed-ons on the
aiS- aud the other the second foors suitable for
Isniifs both OF which large and de srsbls. She
''n, aso saconmodate few DAY BOARDERS.
A CAhU--TU OUR EnIKNDs AND PA.
IhoNS.--Our store and warehouse having been
assIaysd by fire the morning Of the 9th nst will
portion Of orr stock, we shall sr once replsnish by
san or and be prepared In few days 70 gill all
aes with our usasl prom ptn ess and dispatch. II
mys gENNEff, BEERS FISHER.
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THE DAILY DISPACTH
wednesday Morning. NAV r3- rCx~

SPECULATION IN THE WEsr.-Specni.,;on !,
tue grand evil Of aithe northwest Recep,lv mauv
ois'er complaints of this have found their vay
INTO the Eastern newspapers from person. who
nave gone west to settle, but found everything In
the way of good chance snapped up by specula.
tors. There is scarcely . town or citv In the
whole OF the newly settled States and Territories
to which this does not apply. aud those who denv
II do so TO help their own private interests. A
correspondent of the New York Journal of Com.
merce, writing from Minnesota. makes the follow.
ing statement upon the subject:
This part of the world is all excitement in real
estate speculation; comparatively Is little said of
.'sli.Ics. Cities being conceived and put upon
pape- ~Isb astonishing facility. / attempted to
take note % ali tie settlements along the Missis-
sippi particularly because, wherever three or four
shantiss to be found, there IS said TO be city
There are many such places which have sprung
into existence with q suddenness almost incredi-
BILE. The Inhabitants and proprietors Of each be-
eve heirs destined TO be the greatest city In the
country, and lots are held at prices which would
make even New York lot holders stare"
Iowa is eaten up by spectators, and along the
whole bank of the Missouri river, in that State,
cities are laid out every few miles. The arabic
land has been bought up everywhere by persons
who do not occupy it, but hold it to sell to emf,
grants. In some of the towns building lots bring
the same prices as In Philadelphia. OF course
much OF this is mere humbug which cannot last,
and in the bursting of the bubble thousands must
be ruined. Even in the cities which are most
likely to prosper everything Is extravagantly over
valued
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AN AGED MATReN DEAD.-A lady named Mary
Swain, recently died at Longacoming, Camden
county, New Jersey, at the advanced age Of 103
years, months and 81 days. She was familiar
with the principal revolutionary incidents of New
Jersey, and was an active CO worker with the pa
triotic ladies of that day in contributing to the
wants of the army and the comforts of the soldier.
When Col Greene was entrenched 1t Red Bank
she carried him supplies, driving her own wagon.
She lived to epjoy the liberty for which she made
MANY sacriheas
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FOREIGN FRUITs.-The West India fruit trade
is Increasing 10 Importance every year. This sea-
SON. both cocAnuts and bananas are expected to be
more plenty than ever before. The first cargo of
Matansas pines, numbering 10000, has just been
received and sold for eleven dollars per hundred.
Cocanuts are very plenty, not less than 20O 1000
having been received last week. They sell for
twenty-five dollars per thousand. Bananas are
very backward, and ssoh IS have been received
are generally very green. and consequently. def
cient In flavor. Another cargo, soon to arrive,
will be more thoroughly mature. At the presen!
time five cargoes of West India fruit are dis
charging. More than half of the entire receipts
are packed in hogsheads, and forwarded with dis
patch to the East and West.-Journdi Of Com
snkrce
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THIN SKINNED Miss Matilda Heron the nc.
treas, could not stand the criticisms of the Boston
press, and 80 she made speech to the audience at
the end Of her engagement, in which she denourc-
ed tbs newspapers for their unkindness iliberality
and censoriousness The press had pronounced
the play of Camille an improper one, aud in doing
SO had filed the house for her every night she per.
formed-for people always 60 where they are told
not to 60 ether to test they own virtue or to see
whether the animadversions are deserved or not
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Sss A NO. 1 BUSINESS STAND ON
Ess Main, bstween l3sh and l4th streets for lease
- Apply to D. K. WEIsIGER,
my 5-ts No "a Main street
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CONSOLATION FOR POOR GIRLS Bingham
Young, the great Mormon has ncf ancy for marry.
isg rich wives He says "Some want TO marry
woman because she has got property; some want
rich wife; but never saw the day when would
not rather have poor woman. never saw the
day that wanted to be hen pecked to death, as
should have bean, If married rich wife. asked
one of my family, when in conversation upon this
very point. what did you bring when you came to
mst L brought shirt, and a dress, and pair of
slippers, and a sun bonnet aud she is as high
prize as l ever got IN my life, and a great deal
higher than many would have been with car. loads
OF silver and gold''
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FOR SALE -Besides those vaIunbIe

@zs FOR SAAE -Besfdes those valuable
h@ Tenenepts already advertised for sale, on Grace
Esa street, and whoh { 900 and &6, 900 may re-
main secured for several years offer two desir able
central for only 4250, of which the great
part may remain secured for several years Also,
thsvaluabie lot Governor street. next to the High
Constsble's office, with Brick tenement on it,
Also, that valuable lot in Sidney, fronting 1893
feet on the public square.
FOB KENT-A desirable new reEidense, cf-
fee, and several in the Law Buding, suitable
for Offices lodging rooms, Gc these rooms are cool,
convenient aud comfortable. B. B.MlNCR,
ap I6-dlm No Law Building.
Ssah FOR RkNT--A Frame Tenement
kA with rooms, on Concord, or Central Railroad
S<sA street, back Of Wesley Chapel Possession
given Immediately. Rent 1915. Apply to
ap 10 VIM. WALSH.
"a LADD's LUMBER HOUSE, south
AaM side of Basin, FOR RENf.-This lunlper
house the property of the jas R. & Ka. Co,
8 nearly rebuilt, and will be ready for a tenant by
the lst Of April. The house 10 large and comnsodi-
o1s; well suited for storage house tobacco fac
tory. FOR terms, apply to the undersigned
A MICHAELS,
NH 26-ts Agent for T. w. Connection.
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UoiHAsks COMMITTED BY THE MoRMoNs.-The
".sn'n s'on correspondent of the New York Times
communicates some interesting news from Salt
LAKE CHy. We copy the following statement Of
ahesed ousrages perpssrated by Mormops against
.noae whom they looked upon - unfrlendly to
them:
numbers OF houses hsd been torn down, and tn cir
thus turned out into the open air TO suff.r
.ns Ii1ois OF the past severe winter Amons thsse
soueIen was one woman who was entirely without
pro.ec,or and with three little children, one of them
s.iI inIufnns infant. The houses occupied by Judge
sIi!oe aad fhomss B. Williams were also destroyed
uy Mr Stiles IL the oriv federal juda
,emalnins In the territory, and Mr. Williams law.
yer yer had Incurred the dispIeasure of the h.ads Of
'oe .oImon church BY his manly Independence.
nefe nave been threats of late TO murder the sur.
eyo. general, Judge Stiles, and the United states
the only acting United States ossrs
some 30 pfecarous at last aceounts that in All nrobs
unity 'ney are now on their way to ths States
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08
Fire Water Warned.

The quiet of our town was disturbed on
Tuesday morning last, by the unusual cry
of Fire Upon repairing to the SPOT, we
found THAI the frame Kitchen building at
Tackled to the dwelling house of Mrs. MAR
etRsT KINNEY. on Gospel Hill, was in
flames. The fire originated from an acci.
dental cause, aud was probably burning or
ratkea smot1lefiag during the night, though
1t did not beeome apparent until about o
clock in the morning. \ small building adj
joining the kitchen vas entirely destroyed
the kitchen nearly so-and the dwelling
slightly injured The serious damage done
to our most estimable towns woman, and
all The Inconvenience, is attributable to
cause upon Which we have often comment
cd the want Of sufficient supply of wa
tcg. The fircmen lad net operated more
than three minutes, when their supply Of
water from the plug At the corner Of Mr.. D.
A. kayser was exhausted TIE wretehcd
Hose were attempted to be attached % the
phg at The NATIONAL Fhotcl5 but az they did
not IT. were instantly burst of, and tAe Ere
men being witl,oot BLOCKS and Ladders with
which to pull down the baraing building,
all seemed lost. The dwelling house was
''GiTeH up To-, lost by the crowd of by
staadcrs, who SGT To work in removing bhe
f,nHitnrc all the while heaeing, .aerited een-
sure upon our city &el,-lathers, bat notsoi by
the Gallant iiremen who with iadcfatigabla
Industry, cat away with their axes the burn
ing timbcrs cooccd the water from the
plugs and patched and wrapped the dilap-
idated los. with strips of shawls, night
gowns, Nc, until, finally, the building was
saved. During tie progress of the fire a
considerable shower of rain came up, which
il it had no other effect, cooled eli the fire.
men and others engaged in staying the work
of destruction,
Too mitch credit cannot be given to our
Fire Company-a noble set of young men,
who need only the assistance of our step
fathers aforesaid, to render their association
invaluable to the town.
If we had not been the most fortunate
people in the world. peculiarly favored, at
least as is it regards this terrible element
we should have lost immensely by fires. AS
it is, when fire breaks out, little moro can
be done than trust in Providence, make u
big swear" at the Council and--see it burn
Are not our step-fathers afraid the s'bpiteh-
in will break" some of these nights? Mrs
Kinney We understand was insured in the
Valley Company.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08

civilization and refinement from every coun-
Try on The globe.
Here, then, is the solution of the whole
subject Of direct trade with Europe, and
any effort to get it UP merely by sending
agents to Europe to talk with ship-owners.
about the rich capabilities of our State, ana
the vast capital of.dm Rail Road corpora
tons, is aud ofneocssity must be. futile Our
capabilities of production arc vast, undonia-
bly,, and our Rail Road companies represent
vast capital most of it, we regret to say
debS. which they owc-but unless our cana
cities Tor production arc improved, and our
Rail Roads concentrated upon given point
they signify nothing to the ship-owner
whose object in visiting our coast is, sim
ply, TO make money by becoming our car
ricrs.
We regret; then. flat our cllterprising
Rajl Road companies and their agent, Mr..
Preston, had not commenced their labors
here as iiome, whore tie field los open and in-
yitcs to the toll, instead of going across the
Vastly deep in search Of something TO do
The vineyard, we repeat, is here what
reason is there Cor sending tue laborers to
England 2
10 4 dircet. trade with Europe. at the
right time, we are not opposed. On the
eonlaary, 50 far from it, We have alwa Ps
accn and arc sdIl.friendly to the scheme. -
We only take tie liberty to express ogr dis
Gent from the wisdom of attempting Its CO.
Enlistment by sHah agencies as those at
present employed. IT done, at any time, it
must he BY resortine 10 the means we have
indicated. When thus accomplished it will
be permanent, aid its genial and vivifying
influences upon the general prosperity will
be felt everywhere throughout the State and
South. If galvanized into existence under
the influence Of Mr.. Preston, it is destined
10 make bata spaSmodic effort to be short
lived ~ hiah will give the people disgust
lof afs SNt9' ca18l llHSe.f3 ant VIC shall he
abandoned once more and Sod only knows
for how long time to our condition of CO.
lonial Dependence upon the North. We re-
greet, aud deeply regret, i'll view Of these
facts, that MIR. = ever undertook his iour.
ncy, and we shall be most happy if the peo-
lle Of Virginia do not, likewise, deeply re-
gret it, Whether our views are just and
correct or founded in error, we are willing,
as against Hose Of the Bristol Convention,
10 submit them le'the solution of time.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08
TERMS HER ANNUAL SESSION.
THE GREAT REMEDY or THE
MIN E TEENEIt CENTURY.

EsOR SGR0FuLOUS AND CANCER Gus Dr.
i SEAShS, Glanduar and White Swell hng fIo-
ire. Malignant Ulcers and Old Sores, letter Salt
kheum. fspthalmia, Zip disease, Rimpcs Blotches
on the faee and all diseases originating in AZ IN
pure state Of the blood.
Keep THE BLOOD PURE Strengthen and in
Hgofate II. system, and you niue tenths of
all causes q disease, and escape much sullapinc
Dir. LOT NSRERKl CO. IS IMPERIAL De
PIRATiAE J.. is especially adapted IN lulil all those
Important particulars. It puiGes aud enrichcs tie
blood, hfi sprates the whole system, and relieves
patients from the many disaerceallc feelings eoI-
neeted with i disordered state al the liver ana
stomach. As Tonic it is Invaluable. Females of
atWeaEsas4il debtatcd habit, n.lthd.it tobe a,vai-
uahie modirinc for rcinYgotating the systenI This
valuable medicine il used extensively by the pro
p ietors IN theif we'll known and successful treat
iH'nt ot CANCERS, SGEOFUIA and Chronic hi
Sli.ts its great success cfiecting cures in tle5e
obstinate aad painful Diseases has established its
value aud popularity wherever II has been rsed
1iese ustlg the Imperial Dcpurati7e, win receive
special ht,3ied advice from the priacpai.eiiice II
lhiladepa. each bottle being accompanied with a
check for that purpose; aud by attention to this
matter the most dieult eases eau be cured For
ale at the Drug Store of
Dir. WM. L. YOUNG.
stanton, Va.
Agcnt also for LoUNSBERRY y co. s ANTI
PHHoGlAflG Akl,-IEALlNG SALNE.
.SuC. Z; ,s4i.gi
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08
Black weeds Magazine.

Contents of the July number: l. New
Seaside Studies, No. H., . What viii lie
do with it Part IL, 8. Charles the Fifth,
4. Scenes OF Clerical Life.--No. III
Currer Bell, 6. Life of Sir Charles J. Ma
pier, 7. Representation of the Colonies =
Republished by L. Scott 4: Co New Work.
at s. Yoar.- =.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08

At Rules he'd in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court OF augusta County, August Sd, 1851.
against. ''0''''' Plaintiffs.
y. X. Trout. .tasoh' " pruaey, tnoc.-,.....
John +. Brullas aud al. oeendants
TNllE object ofthis suit is "to inioin and res
L tain the Defendants n. X. Trout, aud James
A. MaSon late Deputy Sheriff of Berkeley County,
from enforcing an execution issued in accordance
with judgement rendered at the November Terri,
1870, of the Circuit Godrt Of Augusta county in
the name Of Nicholas X. Trout against Jacob Hull
ks-iard 5odinc, and one John l.. Bruiley for the
sum OF $40, with interest from 3lst August 1850,
TIL paid, aud costs $500, until the further rider Of
the Court. "
Defendants Jason n. aud John Il. Bruffey are not
inlab tants Of This Commonwealth: 1t is ordered
that the said Defendants do appear here within one
month ai;er due publication of this order and do
WHAT Is necessary D. protect their interest
A copy. Tcstc, n. c, KINNEY Glk
Aug. s, lsa7.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08
SPiRITU4NLlSM- REVOLTlNG zoe
TitINffS AND iSLASPIiEMY

Ti,INES AND it.ASplIEYy
Tbe ,stdrit,,,lists If Ohio hold = Corvon-
tion At Eaveuna in tbat state ON tbo An
and 5tb iaetant spnlav w. t,,a rra.t
dav and tbc sneakers Wow nu,no,aus W.
plotc from tLe local ,ner.
Mr. Kcllora of Ncn'ton I7,ll, w,s cv-
ceedinqls, DESTROYS ta l,,ac i ,ndcrstnol
flat he hell ey5,l natb;na :, tho E;lie. G,st
il was al . le and tlaf ,,nrs 11n.,o. . a,,l
fools would nav NV a.+e,fin,s !, - oon,
n1ands. lie believed rcgson aud ~, l);ocnoc
20 he supreme and was o,,,uh,,;cal = :
hiohrr law man hlo sa;1 ,Lai r. ..Jcs..,
c6rist were an ear,I, AID .hasla ,,ttar NV
tbior contrar1 10 IL, Cove, - ,.;sl. l.,
wonill ma. believe him any sooncr fban F
tho ,],y;l b,d g,iJ tho nv hin, ;, nao
Of thr snea]fnrs s.;5 bo would NOT 81 ob,n,.o
nlacos vii, g PM r ~ I'D 49, ' ~.
boaYs, f. boot -, Nv pa1;n9s1,1 60. 60.
tl,st l,o .seo,,la 1.-Two i3,4 ,oll ,s;,bant 81 -
~ Cod coull g;l,onf linn Ilo I'LL NM . h,
God far anytl,;,,,, ,, ~ ''''''.1
AZ tho close Of ,,o ,,;se,s.;on ~ s,;.;,
ualism the sul,iref Of free loya p o@ ;r,ra
d,,eod :, - "''9 i'''-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08

The citizens of Allegheny county propose
a barbecue at Jackson River Depot, on
Tuesday, the 25th inst, to celebrate the
completion Of the Central Railload to iias
point. A train will leave Staunton at s o.
clock in the morning of the 10Th, and re-
turn in the evening, for the accommodation
of guests.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08

hgg Eating Ertroordaao,y.-Col. W.
Williams, of New Orleans, bet $1,000 that
he will cat 1000 eggs in 1000 hours. The
match commenced on Monday last, at s o.
clock, She eggs to weigh not less THAI %
ounces dozen So says the correspondent
Of Porter's Spirit Of the Times
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08
The Good Time Coming.

The labofing class of the community will
be rejoiced to learn that sugar has fallen in
price, $50 in the hid, within the past
week, in New York. The SPECTATORS i'll
this article must lose largely.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08

Declfne in Sugor.-A letter fsom New
York says: cit will rejoice many families
to hear that the price of sugars is rapidly
declining in this market Yesterday sales
were made at loss to spectators Of $50
per hogshead Several large spectators
have already lost quite heavily"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08
.icctdem at .Aiqofo Fats.

BrrFAlo, August "a piece of rock
apparently weighing not less than too tons,
iei fso'n TIC precipicc on Groat Island yes
tcrday Three persons who were under
meath were badly hurt. Mr. &. W. Par
sons OF Cleveland, it is feared was fatally
Injured
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08
Distinguished Visitors.

NJ. Sartges, the French Minister, and
Mr. Roubles, the Russian Minister passed
through this place last week on their return
from the Virginia Springs. Their stay,
willie here was at the American Hotel.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-08

HOUSE AND LOT, &C.. EOR SALE.-
II The subscriber, intending to remove to the
West. will offer at public auction, on Suburban. The
5M day Of September next, his HOUSE AND LOT
in West View, augusta county. The dwelling
house is and very convenient.s There is also q
large new SHOP that would suit tradesman,
with other necessary buildings.
This property is worthy the attention of any one
desiring eomior table home. West View is o.
hourishng little village, in healthy ncighhorhoed
aud having churches and shoots convenient.
Also, at the same time and place, | will offer my
Household and Kitchen Furniture, which is OF
good quality.
Terms odating, and made snown on the
day OF sale. ANDREW J.. AG0RD.
August s, 1857