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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15


MATRIMONIAL.
4 YOUNG MAN TWENTY THREE YEARS or AGE,
N the West respectable parents, Wen cflcatc
steady habits and COED appearance with g9o income aud
with before him wishes make the acquaint
yOnng AdY. eighteen old with the
view srony mst hc well educated understand music
and be handsome None need apply except tse highly &C.
specialize aud who sincere Adress g. Whitney Broad
way Posi Office, for stating where al interview may
be had.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARIE MAUvTs
" sERE professor OF aotography ,r reading " chracf
by persona handw rftinal and spiritual writing medium, viii,
upon the receipt Of twenty Eve cents equivalent In saps
neaon OF % character afairs OF the heart des
uny, &c; also descrp o the they love viii marry
Address postpaid Marbe Mautkere broadway Post oce,
n v. Those reading the city safely transmit
through the mail All communications answered IN week
AVER their receuf
lrkTRIwONy.--A WHOEVER. OVER o. WISHES 4
M companion sr BE, who kind aectonste and has
some money The writer ~ sincwr and receives semi.
annual Address sincerity. bon 1871 Herald Office
MATRIMONIAL AGENr-rurrE vIrIETTE Will.
mi nn receipt ~ q eens and specimen Of Handwriting,
eturn rs any pesau patre ~ future wife husDtnd and
skech AZ linre prlepece dereat0u ~ character.
Aaars = hnlle yniette Nev Yufk pos, Office.
vvaS1ED-A WIFE. THE ADVERTISER, a NAriys
w and resident " virginia il desifous 81 contracting
,rinoua elarce with some accomplished sgreeanlc and
good looking Yong lady Money 10 oWeet "a BE BIS ample
means for fltabe support Ills age y between - aha
and personal appearance nneFceptionabe CdnnlnnhA
the suhet giving mn particulars ~ regard - aprh
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Virginia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

TUE SCALPEL FOR OCTOBER. NO. xxxvrr1.-yEr.
low Fever in it, Comnneral and Political Aspect Was the
Burning Of the Quarantine Hospitals Jusuaablef II yellow
Fever lnlsrtousg How Is 4 Prnpegatcdg what Tegti-
mate Qranslnes THIS article the peculiar STYLE
the Editor and needs only 10 he read the
possession every essential truth this great question We
surprised ha DR. Dixon should adv burning
~ the hospitals with hts peculiar views Of political
racer other remedy could possibly the emergency
LAWRENCE, No. vesey street, Astor House. y osn0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

WESTERN BUSINESS HOUSES.
SCoisc,ed b. G A. DocKHAw A co, Advertising Agents.
~ Louis.
ATTORNEY AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
y. r. RICE, 70 second street adjoining Post once.
COMMISSION AND oRwARDISG MERCHANTS.
II. DE HAvEr, i02 Second street ~ Locust
GNo. T. N.nspsia a 80 No. Is Commercial street
BlRTixTr, hcIops Co, No 2souta lcvec.
MILL MACHINERY RAILROAD SUPPLIES, PORTABLE
AND STATIONARY ENGINES
nryRv ". woop~kHn, forwarding and commission mcr.
cbsnt, - South Main street
HIDES, LEATHER. wool AND PRIrRrEa
ewAIrs CO. cnmmission merchants - Norh levcc and
leo Commercial street
BEAiERS IN LANDS
SAxi- " Cotuas 20, lccae lands and land warrants In
Kansas and Nebraska M. 20 tbesnnt street.
Haptr, ia co. % Chestnut street, buy And sell lan1s
locate hand warrants and tases on lands In
Missouri
" = wrsrAKs co, No. ~ North Fourth street, locate
graduated lani4 and isnd warrants.
CARR HcEsss, ~ North Fourth street buy sell and 10
Land United Ssiss lands AZ ll3s cents, Ia Ms
souri,
and LAID warrants } Missouri
WINES HRsNpirs A..
W A. PGssErT Co importers aud yotbers, No u Worth
Ievee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15
re rHAr MAeNrrIcENr ANIMAL. TIE VIEW YoRx

To THAT MAGNIFICENT ANrNALs TIE NEW YORK
a Medical Academy.-THE ssALPEL for October, No.
syN y cents The Moral Insanity Dodge Revyed Caty DID,
,ay DID nj Discover Anasthesa rs Morton Not and Par
krr Tan the Use Sulphurfc Ether, Anhetc, b
Faeneds Absurdity Of such Prupcsion Can Man tbe
out fatest FOR Getting Entirely Drunk on Brsndy Dr.
Dson settles his questions by reasoning and csn Instruction.
and illustrate them usually BY mastery stroke Of
gaan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15

DAPER FLOWERS, AND HOW TO utKE THEN
Boy 10 a this series published this day con >us va
rey Of flowers one o. each made for pattern with upe
directions This s beautiful amusement for girls ~
Simple tnai any child can make them Price ~
me country postage free receipt
So. WILLIAM l. JOINS. i52 sixth avenue, y. n
The trade supplied BY Clark Austin smith No PARK
row. BY the publshsr
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-10
VOLUME ] !! XIV. 1! |: !!
Spuit: sof 9enlotratp,
W0obsFiELD, MARCH 10, 1855.


E-Ws have had 80 many calls for
txtfS copies Of our paper, containing the
syidslee q the case Of the State VS.. Fore
qAn that we hare concluded TO publish it
satirel 10 xo,daJ's psper. Those who re-
qasstsd extra copies Of last weeks paper
~instS SfsrEistsa With this number instead
ks sxidspcss = win bs teund below, q !, !.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-10

he Svidirlcai win be found. below. z, :
~ - =, .--- --3 -. +. !
al - II TRIAL OF + y = go s
q q J$E0R IN u EnRENiN
- 90 e. 'ss. es,r.T r. ~
e 's''
sss II MONROE COMMON PLRAs.
= ssal 7! e's II y s. e-s sc, -
Aftsr tte prisoner was brought into
soeoft the -pannel Of sthirty-six jurors sum-
moded il the case Was called and thirty
N6tjufors appeared. VIM. Danford and
Qs0. w Cline were excused on account
o. tickncss ia taleir families. The pahnei
~15s filled b. calling talssmen
The Yrjsodef George ". Foreman
exhibited No unusual emotion, when brought
iGtof court His wife was seated by him
defl6e tbs whole triSl. His counsel were
80 duater and n Hoilister, Esqs ),
dn1 4udecs Cowen and aKeanon. The
Rtoee<dflhe ATTORNEY, N z. Richardson
49, abjIstsd ~ 3. Archbold, g. w.
Ddseee Aaa u. p Wire, Ksqs. 81.
fsl76ch Juror. 90 called, was sworn to an
s0or questions touching his Qualifications
~ 3nttF.
s = Eo1h H Hill Hughes Mann, James
1o6itt \ 0levelend, David Rable.
Wu. Dti99s g M Bartelow, John Aaf-
NJ, Gideon 0sbsrn, James Adair, Wm.
HIM. Edward Salisbnry. WIN. Johnston,
Daniel n. Thomas, Henry Armstrong,
- 8i6ton T&uul we're challenged per-
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$50 ~ SKI
we went on and 1 stopped at mother-in-
laws, about 2 miles from where left her.
Suppose or 1 o'clock when I left her.
Suppose 4 of mile west of F's where
we left her. From Aliens to F's between
! and I of mile. Net Enoch Rutter
and John Grimes at Suppes'. 50 H
Ja~ss .SAaw-W Was at meeting the oth-
er side of .F's Oct. Is; live this side of
F's, but off to the left ssms 4 miles; start
ed with my. wife from Steenrod's about 4 j
O'clock, beth riding; passed F's hoase and
saw. him 1t the end Of the orchard this
aide Of his house some 500 yds.; he was
turning horse 10 field on right hand Of road
coming this way; met Isaphsne Allen
about Il or 2 rods after passing F.; Look
ed back and saw her and +. standing to,
gether on opposite side, Of the road from
where first saw F. close BY end OF orchard
Could ses chestnut. tree; cattle between
me and chestant tree. A man on horse
back could Zee under that chestnut tree.
Sun about Of an hour high when saw
aeceAssu .aD saAss .ha ssa:u,ne .u ..hs. -
'1s olonsfu' Jus' se.." M .ha,..To
rods from the church house and over 100
yards from where / met F. and the de-
ceased. Net Leety, Mrs. CHM and Mr..
uasAs ~ u.ssn'es 's Sns '"11 .'s. esr as s' y s
ross-eraAsinsd-- Was 50 or 40 yds- on
when looked back, had passed the turn allp
in Bates, lane; never counted the renee
panneis to know distances, no: stepped,
nor measured ground Have looked since nee
At chestnut tree; can see the grouno on
upper SIDE ct the tree, ont not sure A
to lower SIDE; AZ the gate can zee the tree
much fslrer but 20 gong along very sson
[psss oas OF s.glt o. =; sant tell aow "a
0sIow root 9! sree csn see man. Maos
an exAn'nas'oa since tno nrss stse. = sas'
ssn Assyes mos. ~ oA Ocs' ~ =
Were ousnes aeoat sne nonev
ns-e.a"e"ed.-- nao ofluls - ~
asna wnen ~e passed nam; oss rsn. =,
pos,''ss'y sna' ro sau = Wnca ooAe,
| ,Scmn.l p .z.nes-- Had conversation
,-;th NJ y. .ho.t the r.rr,i.r nurkee
/ pi.bsrdson .nd mv.e,f mat = ~ ton :
Raoth,a hin. L. told ,,s - - - ii. hons,
"a axs,,;rs -. q, rn;se.. ~ aid + 4 ma
~, = ~ rc.s. shs asl "a for s.,,,a ,arrl.s
nm - sue los0' she $500 " soaae app'es
i so.u usls - ~ ~ -" ~ s1O0 - g =,
4 - go. is.s' ss,s Ia. sS,ndsr !. ,nhs tr.s -,sh !,
4 .,.,,1s. 3ir ~. ,,ub. h..a and one !. sha
Ilsft as If eating il. Said hesaw two ns
l--strsnQers--under the chestnut tree q
the same time he saw the eirl under tn
rambo tree Said he saw ola man Hath
| horn n the orchard near I nile az ap
pIes: wss there with him 4 few minute,
sn,, then went to~eth.r to the ho.se "
Il than left = and vent 70 his house an
ot =. ,;t,la bo. 81 sho ~. .ro,,l
se.t = ths tre.. !. fron m, Mia of .nnls. 49,
ve,.v - r.mho tree Is from : to t I trea,
& Mrs Foy.r Z ssnt ,oms !, . .n,,l.s ont ), :,
4 Women .t -tl,e Mons. .nresr.d .l.r,,ea !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16
IunGE nnn,kENnnn,lGm.

Tie Richmond Dsral,h ia commenting
upon the recently published letter II Nr
Clcmens, 10 relation 70 Judge BfOsken.
bEough, use, the following laugusgs
Judge BroekcDtrough wears the Iulirial
ermino With dignity ADD abiIty worth af
the bet days Ut tbo NifgiIiA judiciary 4nI
We ftJoici that be cannot he induced tore.
lInIuish bis position Tor the moro gll,t,ft.
tut Ices substantial honor. Of pYiItcsl goI
ton \ Judge q the cicarest .ni .9ua lot
mind an elegant scholar, and . tish tareI
gentleman. 10 would be difficult e. sop,Iy
bis place upon tho Beech should % hc ma q
vacant By any cause The bead 81 600 ~
the beet Las Schools 30 tL,- county. -
are glad that tie staicuu. 4 o., uoblo pro
iossicu 10 NrgIaia are oct Go bc d,putrd e
thc --Ty 90 of QUO 4aru hfs rpPi's t.go 81
Esys looked upon Wi'b opal lsYg aud vsa.
GRAFTON and ubp. o.. 'bv lecturer auI ~
stfuetor. t0sst a r.miilstiUu q qullIdc,
lions rarely s.lusI'.I iu any school Il lau 100
ihc Uuio0 aud a.sb 90 f1rrastcI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16
THE GoYERNoRsIIIr.


The public cannot bnt have been amused
n the air Of confidence with which the press
es in tho respective interests OF Messrs'
Faulkner and Le'cher write, as II the whole
ofwe..ern Virginia could only furnish two
candidates for the GOvcrnOrshiP. The read
Iness with which Mr. Sherrard Clemens un
.dertook to withdraw Judge Brock zen brough
~ss lujierOus enough, and the gentle but
we'll. deserved rebuke which the Judge gave
him in his letter, which We publish to day,
may teach him 4 lessen on the subject Of
ofheiousness which be will not readily for.
get
Judge BrOekcnbrougb, with his charac.
toristic modesty, has not thrust himself be-
fore the public, either by u ateriais fur u shed
for biography, or in any other way. He is
known as consistent Democrat, tolerant
aud respectful towards his opponents, and
with record which needs no explauat ito MS,
apologies, or recantatiops. lie will there.
fore DO found to be strong man with the
people, not in the hands Of the wire workers,
aud under no sort Of necessity to have Lis
good deeds blazoned forth for months togetL-
or by culogists aud dependents
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16
SALES or sEGRois.

Negroes are bringing higher prices at this
time in this community then ever hereto
fore, within the last week one man was sold
for sI22j another l220-three others fer
!, 200 each and 4 woman for al HIS.
prA Tournament came off near Mar.
tinsburg, on Saturday last. The day was
an unpropitious one, as it raiBed for an hour
or two previous to the appointed time. Mr..
Joshua Tablcr, the successful, knight
crowned Miss $. Ann Miller, Queen Of Love
aud BE. uty. Miss Ann Hardy, Miss Mary
4. .Sietert and Miss-Chenoweth. wero
crowned first, second aud third Maids Of
Of Honor, by the knights, Messrs james
GLADDEN.. j. W. Welsbauns, and Daniel
CushWa George II Murphy, Esq, deIiv
cred the address
GrMaH Lodge of OIL Pelioss.-A new
order Of Odd Fellows was instituted i n this
place. on Monday night week 1t is called
Harragari Lodge, and is composed entirely
Of Germans. The following ara the officers
installed for tho present term
MIcmAEL GRUSD, T. B.
FREDEEI,K fgLAoyS, o. D
WIN SmAn, U B
FREniNAsD GALING, Secretary.
GUsrcs HERBAEG, Treasurer. RIP.
G5.We learn that Daniel d. Morrison,
EsI Of this place has sold bis farm lying
near town for a SUN of Ten thousand dollars,
most Of which is each Purchasers, Oxen
7 Hedges aud brother. This is . good
sale, considering the d'pJcssei state Of tb .
finances - Any
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16
uoN. JOIN u. noII..

The Louisville Democrat ray, Of Mr..
Bolts
John NJ. Bolts, Of virgisia, is the man
had in view BY large number Of politicians
as the candidate Of .'the great united oPpo
istion" for the uext President Of the United
States Quite = troop Of letter writer's are
at work ing to rai.s an agitation aboutbim
To which the Louisville Journal replies
rs follows
Well. whatever the letter writer's may do
or not do, MIR Bolts 10 QUO OF the ablest men
in the nation, and We do not know any one
Who has been, from first to last, moro uni
formly right in his political views and posi-
tiops.
Commenting upon the above, the Wheel
ing Times says that the history Of no poll
tican Ia the country affords . more striking
illustration Of ststesmsn-hke ragsci,y tbsn
the speeches and letters Of Mr.. Bolts since
the agitation for the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise His views CT tho iupOlicy OF
that measure, and the excitement to which
it would give rise, are now literally proPh'
ecjcs fa!slled Mr.. Bolts has shown him
self, on all occasions, TO be one OF the most
clear headed, ssgaeious statesmen in the
land, aud with sufficient nerve to express
his opinions frankly, whether they bspi en-
ed to be pleasant or otherwise, to bis own
section. lie is emiuently = National Union
loving man, aud his election to the high Of
fee Of President could not bu, he benofteC
to that Union to which he is so ardently at
tached
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16
TEMPERANCE.

A communication has been addressed US
upon The above subject, aud We cheerfully
give place to it in our columns
In reply, We are authorized to say, that it
Is contemplated to hold meetings Of the
"JefSrson Temperance association regular.
y, during the fall and winter, aud that the
hrst oftbese meetings will be held at an ear
y day
We sgroe With tie writer Of the comuu
nieAtion that whilst some have proved faith.
aess to the cause for which they had enlisted,
tibet there are those 10 our midst that have
been benefited greaIly-not only themselves
bot their families and ue have no doubt
that mADy nore may be made to experience
good TO themselves, families aud friend, by
taking part in the matter. TLen let US
bsVo 40 early meeting Of tie AZ ssociaiion'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16
MORE PLUNDERINc-.

The Washington Hatrf gives warning II
another plunder scheme impending over
the Treasury, in the Oregon war debt -
That distant field affords every facility fr
spectators aud sWinJl,rs 10 ply their fclo.
nous AIT, tt, f,ct that tao w.r nepa4t
mcUt-that lame brauch u the gorerumeu,
lis concerned should mako the public and
their agents tho more. vgilanC TIE .Natt
says n
Certain facts bAyc fJme 10 our pc-,cssiyn
which vail enable US, before the meeting Of
Cougresrr TO show up, IN ITS true IIghtShis
DioaStToas elAim 90 the Treasury ofthcl'bi
ted States, amounting TO over - 600 900
\ combination Of meu, 10 high aud low 20.
sitons, com posed Of bakers, aud II Is ssid
Senators, ADD their sbcttOrs, are getting. or
have already got, tho control Ct thu. i'm
menso claim, ADD will attempt to force Il
through Congress st"the b,It session
These spectators ue understand, have bad
their agents at work IN Oregon, buying up
the different claims against the Government
based on the most sIfrargg aHt rats. for
few cents on a dollar Tho facts before u
&c think, -. enable ~ - sbg~ uy tIs
whole matter 10 u, true colors auh exp &c
Que Of the greatest attempts 10 dcplsto Jn.
Gle SANS Treasury which has Scr before
been made
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16

ought to have vote Of thanks from the to~p)
and We arc done. We are apt to overlook
tho patieuae-tho care--tbs attention
the manual labor by which these boys have
been made to feel an interest in the enter
prise aud by which their restlessness and i'm.
patience has been disciplined into \ really
military obedience. We should not forget
that bis labor has done it all--snd those Of
imProved-whOse idleuess has boen prevented
whore sonoyapces have been restrained by
his patience and cnorgy, have reason to say
that he has done the community great Ger.
vice, at the expense ofiucOuveuiauco, annoy
ance and labor to himself
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16
g.ANDRIAIIRDELLA.

Rare advantages for a musical education
are sG)rdei by Ma IAnDELLA. Hsviog &C,
eePtod a call from DR.. lIaiBe', Of, the Boirr.
willie Seminary, ho will devote tSo days 10
each week ~ the youog ladies Of that insti
taIiOs. lac class 10 MidJleway will oceu-
py bin oAe day in eLeb week = leaving fLree
days Monday, Thursdays and Pridays 81
each week, 10 CbarissioWn. Al p,rsons de-
sirous Of bis services, vail make early sp
Pliestion as 1t is biz purpose to give to
Parents aud Guardians, an opportunity Of
jndging q The progress Of bis pupils, by
80 exhibition at tie col Of tie quarter
10 is uuucccssary for u 90 .sy anything
20 behalf u Mr lariolls. lIisrot utauon -
. foa,ho, - vel As pojo,pi,r j. fully
established
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16
Dirsinia Free Dress.
BY GALLAHER & co.
THUR BAY MORNING.
H--
FAILURE To isu-F.
sRPrEMnER. no. 1850.

The Democrats Of the State Ct New York
ere greatly delighted at the failure Of the
Convention lately assembled at Syracuse,
che Republicau and the Amcriean, to form
a coalition, and they breathe more easily -
They feel that they lave = chance for the
State spells 70, two years, and better pros
peot for 6nger in the national pie in 1850.
II was easy to see from The beginning, that
conservative men Of the opposition could not
coaieses With . party taking such rank
ground on the slavery question as the He
Pub!ieaoE tool, ro.Si,hstanding their oPpo-
si,ion to the patty in power, aDJ 1t was a.
easy to perceive that the managers were nos
prepared to give up SEWARD IS their eaodi
Jaie for the Presidency. Another defeat,
however, will bring them to this, for
Southern Wings and Americas cannot join
in eontes, for ibe presideney altogether
sectional in lis character.
There arc now three sets " Candidates IN
the Geld for Governor Of New York GrERir
SNIrH, at the head Of the ultr, A. olitionists
aud Temperance men; EDwiS ID MoEGAS At
the head Of the Republicans; aud Lorenzo
BURROWS at the head Of the AmericaDs-
This affords an iuducemcnt to tho Demo
Gratis to unite, and accordingly they Purpoee
20 sink all their old distinctions Of hards aud
soits, barnturncrs. 4 C and go in for victory.
They would indeed be silly il they did not
work together in 4 field which is now so in
yitiug. All that VIC have to say at present
is LET them rip Their day Of trouble Is
ahead Of them, aud w the time they Psi
down What the Washington Organ calls tho
sDosgi.s faction" in the North AID west
they will fnd they "hAve lad hard road 70
tsagcl"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16
JbtN W BBbckENBEOIGl
Hon Sh'rraft C.-u-us T. .rsrur.
Value az o>I -aI ,HE MILLIS
VIRGINIA.
The Richmond Enquirer SAY,

The Richmond Enquirer says
One ''Iuarc mile of ground in the ,ity "
New York, even calculating It at 500 und
Per acre, which - much more than Il would
bring. except m favored localities, would b,
worth -'i 4 Oo,uOo.audl etWc can dnd several
localities m tbc mountains 81 Virginia which
ara IA = siity fsr more ,a'uab!c. Ons a
these may te found between Snyth and
arlington counties. On the north fork ot
The IIoision. and l. known n Sal,yIllc. tho
estate Of Col Thomas /. Preston On.
s1nafe mile. within the circumference of tho
salt basin, including alsp, the gyp.um f,f.
nation within the SINE area, We can show
By close calculation TO De- worth not ouIy
more than one sIaa. mile 10 the city u
New York, but more than the whole city
The salt rock thin this mile range, from
seventy TO rUc hundred feet ia tLi,kn..
~hioh Sog!! yield net ton or forty bu-hcl.
OF salt to every solid yard il contains. or over
three thousand millions Of bushels Which.
Nh1n manufactured, is worth from forty W
hiiy cents per Lush"l Iiut prc.uming i, to
bc worth twenty cents per busbcl Ia tho
ground, aud We have .ix hundred million.
ot dollars, 10 which We must add two Lrp
dred aud City millions Of tons r plaster
within the same space worth IN the ~, uni
shout one dollar per ton, mAkiuga to,,i 4
eight hundred and 6fty millions Of dollar,
New YORK property IS valSed at seyeu bun
dred aud atty millions 81 dollars
10 another place We estimated the valas
OF th'' mineral deposit at only twenty c,gtt
hundrei million bushsl. Of salt without ri.
reuee to the plaster or the land aud lmpTo,.
ment'. But the present one No max, =.
boast agaiast anything that the void can
produce. ADD, of course, have not aIloue4
auy contingencies in cur calculation. -
! be enc quar-. pla s'li!ri {, above eon.
tains about al tho salt. tut not tenth part
pt the plaster. The estate contains stoai
90 600 a-rcs
We misht also choose square mile -
the i19n mountains Il AllegLauy county,
Which "bru properly developed. uoull 10
worth moro thau al the farms IN Nirgint.
or Ne fn slt choose q square mile Il she l,aI
property at the Oh Wytbo lead nines al
o y 's'ta ilg % according 10 tho yie'I %?
10 The fr,''ut umc. At moderate prof 10
Ng rr.rnI aud our 6rurcs would run iat,
millions"