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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

Ptsi Of Richmond June q High Ws,s, / x ,'eii.
ARRIVED,
Stmr Jamestown. Perish. New York, merchan-
diae and passengers, Luslam Il Watson
stmr Geo -abody, pritchett. Baltimore. mdse.
Indian Watson
schr Clara Bell Parker, James river lumber, Jno
BeIyin. I'D.
schr Ellen Goldsborough, Bunting, Baltimore,
lumber, J Mercer
Sehr Miller, Goodridge, james river. Lumber, l
J Mercer.
SAILED.
Schr Baltimore. Philips, Warrington. via Port
Walthall, coal. w d Colquitt Co.
MEMORANDA.
schr Danvie, Chester. New York. below City
Point.
NEW York, June l9.-Cld schr Orianna, Pierson
Richmond. -..
NORFOLK. June 81 ARD ship Roosevelt, Sprague.
81 Gays from Gibraltar. ..-....-
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DIED.

Al bis residence In Hsnricn county. Of copsump
the 18th wear Of his age lea ling many friends and
loving companion 10 mourn his irreparable loss
capt. H. was for numper OF years minister OF
the gospel He died In the full belief of an eternal
life In Heaven. His last words were: am ready
and willing 10 leave this world OF woe. will soon
be with my Father IN Paradise" j. A q.
Tn Prince Eiward county, at the residence OF
Capt. q. A. Miller, Cher grandiather.) the 2oth
OF June, 1883, IDA CAkRINGr0N, only child Of
Col Charles A. and Mary n. Crump. aged months
and IS DAYS
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Darn OF A WORTHY CITIZEN On Sunday morn
ing Ar. FREDERICK W BRANsFoRD died at his resi-
dence in this city. He was one Of the most wor-
thy aud estimabie of our citizens. He was To
baceonist aud enjoyed very high position among
the com mercial community tor probity Of charac
ter. He was gentleman remarkable for his piety
aud bcneyolence, for the eyepness Of his temper
and his unaffected manners. lie was for several
years President of the Male Orphan Asylum oi
this city and exerted himself most earnestly in
behalf of that very excellent institution. tl ~
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,pEAJRs TN ROSTON. -GRAND REGATTA ON
CHARLES RIVER, ETC.

Bosrox. June 10 "A grand regatta came off this
afternoon on Charles river, when the Harvard. ak
oars, manned by the students OF Harvard co'ieee
won the first prize. making three mics in nine
teen minutes twenty seconds A wherry race also
came off. and was won by Robert Y. Clark in four
teen min utes and fifty. fo~r seconds
grand regatta, under the auspices of the
youpg Mems Democratic Club, open to all boats
in the Union. will take place on the 9Th of July.
A W. Thaxter, Jr:, was chosen president of the
Traders Bank to-day.
McRae the murderer. will be executed on Friday
next He is still very obstinate, and shows nc
signs o a moral change.
The Boston Encampmept ofKnght Templars
will visit Bristol. X. l., on the oath inst.
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The Washington States says that the bill providing
apension for Mrs. Gaines, failed altogether. Some
pabtot'c gentlemen, who determined to defeat il.
threatened to talk ont the whole session. be.
lore they would permit 1t to Ias This is fine
illustration OF the real appreciation Of patriotism
th1t exists 10 tho Congres. Of the country
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~WAai WAa! WAR There shall

be war, and rumors of war; but the end is net
yet OSB 'RNE the artist. has taken more lii e.
nesses thus far this year of 1852, than before
His Patent Leather Pictures are superior to any
hing else in the world. sending in letters free
of cost. Go and get Go and get one.
je 22-3ts OSBORNE, Artist, MaiLNst.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN" PARRISH
Master, frcm New York: .
Mrs + NJ Page and chill iren. Miss valette, Mrs
Laws Miss eiillespir. Y G lesIie, Mrs Geo " stan
CITY. Miss Jity, Miss II Kinnier. w II Hall. W b
Conway, X J Shelly, W Farquier, Mrs Herring
Miss Clara Wolfe, J Garrison, Jr, Miss White
KDiyett, VIM Hutchkiss. j Rogers, Geo Law, J
w Watts. J W Nimo. W Lewis. q LJaryin, j
Patterson, and 81 Storage.
Also, from Norfolk -
II M Allison, N Johnston. L Mallard. Chas Dubois
NJ Marcus, j W German, Jno Kelley and lady, >
A pope Putney ii Clay Guy, Mrs Kah Laurence
Myers. j Mason, J Harrington, Mrs Gould. )
Armstrong III Robinson, J Mccullough.
sunday I A NJ exchanged signals with steamshil
"RoanoEe" Skinner master, bound to New York.
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asr,oH 10 AuvEhrasEas.

Advertisements for the DtsesrcH must be handed
hy SIR O'Clock IN pe affsraoon, In order to appear
thanext day. The heavy pressure e advertisements
upon the columns Of our paper. viii not ahm' W
their reception after the hour named.
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Affairs in New Kent.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THs RICHMOND DAILY DIsparc

TALLEYsvILLE. NEW KENT Co., June 16.
The troop of New Kent held a meeting few
days since, and made all necessary Arrangements
for celebrating the 4th of july next. ToIemachus
Taylor Esq, will deliver Grafton, and DR. Taze-
we'll Tyler will read the Declaration of 1ndepen-
deuce.
the rust; and. also, by the fly. The yield in this
county will not be over an average one, in conse-
queuce of the rust and fly.
A very remarkable animal was captured in this
county short time ago. 1t was about the size
OF an opossunl. with head resembling that of a
dog Goldsmith gives account of such an ami
nIal in his history of animated nature. 109.
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THE SEPARATION OF BOZ" AND HIS WIFE.-Mr.
Dickens has published letter, in which he pro-
hounces all the rumors in relation to the alleged
separation of himself and wife .abominab'y
false He makes the following admission, how
ever:
Some domestic trouble of mine, of long stand
ing, Of which will make no further remark than
that it claim, to be respected being Of n sacred
" private nature, has lately been brought to an
arrangement which involves no anger or ill-wiil
Of any kind, and the whole origin progress and
surrounding circumstances of which have been
throughout within the knowledge of my children.
1t is amcably composed, and its details have but
now to be forgotten by those concerned in it.
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81 THE RIGHT OF SEARCH NOT FULLY RECOGNIZED
Politicians of all nations applauding the firm pur
pose of onr Governments In resisting any insult te
our flag. So far. SO good. ~
The whole world are admitting that HARrsHoRsE's
cuREALL. for preventing bowel complaints and
curing pain. healing cuts and burns is the greatest
discovery in the medical science. 1t
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FINANCIAL and Commsroiai.
R,chmond Markets. june ~ st, rs.

u,c,,rond Markets, June 21s 1905.
There II great apathy In commerciai MS e.
Tobacco trade continuing to present presss mum
thu only animation that prevails. There Is DO
change since our last Fridays report, except that
pacop n rather fiat with q shade decline
Mo,yy il plenty. with very light demaud.
yxog.SaE on the northern oities.coptfnues dull, at
Il premium.
that the notes the Bank of Fincastle are not re-
deemed at par, but a 4 per cent discount TIE
note, Of the Merchants Bank Of Lynchburg. and
the Backs of HowardsyiIle and Scotsyille alon :.
are r tdet m. at par now;.and tho remaining Stock
Banks and the Bank of the Valley, are at "a per ct
discount.
North and South Carolina Bank notes are ,slG91
per ct discount.
The weather, fer three days, has been very favor.
able to the Wheat crop. which must be ripening
fast, and RAPIDLY falngtbef,re the sickle. We learn
from the country near by, that these three warm
days have Improved the grain very much.
! TOBACCO. The receipts Of Tobacco continue very
large; also, the breaks. We quote inferior Jugs at
$iG5. good S59s@a fine Shipping t61aD7la: II ferior
leaf sG91a; good sl0ll1s; fine shipping $3.50 t54;
ins manufacturing n Sl5@3l. Some fue fancy cases
FLUUn.-we have no change to make in quota.
tions and not so much activity 10 note appeared
In the market the end of lat week. We quote bulk
| of very choice brands at 81.
WHEAT None arriving--nominal quotations
| $l0ll ~ for prime red and white.
| CoRN-Still firm at 7Cfl75 cts per bushel.
! OATS-30@a35 cts per bushel.
| BAC0N.-Tbe market is dull at ga for sides: IA
IA or shoniders; hams i06Sll cts; bagged do l26
l21ac Tesd's family hog round 10 cts; foods Extra
| Sugar cured hams Is cts
CdFFKE.-9iarket Arm We quote Rio HOP cts
as to quality and quantity: Laguayrs l21ac: Java 2Oc
Mocha 70 to 20c.
SUBMISSIVE quote New Orleans 76l71 cents; P
Rico 5CG75lc: Cuba 6,4071z; Loaf l2c Crushed and
Powdered l01ac; Coffee 91sc: Coffee 914c CCoffee
| 51sc; Ezra g SIC.
| WgISKEY.-We auote Richmond rectiied at
23}a@241a. A
CATTLE MARKET.
| There is but little demand for BEEF, which will
not bring over 50 nett for the best. We quote sh
| to9
LAMBS-s2G4 per head.
Northern Markets.
NEW YCeK, Tune 2l.-Cotton advanced: Upland.
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THE MESSAGE OF tbs EMPEROR OF CHINA--A cor
respondent of the Norfolk Herald, writing from
on board one of the U S vessels, at Hong Kong,
speaking of the message lately received by the
Ambassador of the four Powers from the Empe-
ror. says:
The English must go back to Canton, where
they will find Mandarin or Commissioner to
treat with them; the French not known at all
and had better go home. The Russians had better
90 to their possessions in the North, and as re
CARDS tie Americans the Emperor thinks the
treaty already made is quite sufficient for them.
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s6s- LIVE SIZE PnoToG aAPHs.-,

SHs~ LIFE SIZE PHoTOG aAPHs.-The
subscriSer takes pleasure in announcing to his nr-
merous patrons and the public at Lar ge, that hs
now prepared to furnish Photographs from miaia-
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or colored
which. for accuracy and finish. he warrants equal,
if not superior to any produced in this city, less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and en-
larged TO any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and ex-
anime specimens at GiBB.' Temple of Art. Corin-
THAN Hall, Main street. between 9th ana 10th.
Pc GIBBS.
p. S.-If you want a genuine Ambrotype this is
the place to get it. where you will neither he hum
bugged in price or work. Also. Melainotypes or
any other Picture in the Photographic Art.
je Is Z. Il. q.
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NY RICHMOND CoLLEGE

DB- RICHMOND CoLLEGE The annual
address before the Society Of Alumni will be deliver
ed on WEDNESDAY evening, 23d inst. at 81. O'Clock
p. NJ. at the Grace Street Baptist Church Orator
Morton b. Howell. ksq. of Richmond.
The annual address before the Ma Sigma Rho aud
PhilOogian societies will be del yered on THURS
DAY evening 18th inst, at S14 o'clock P. NJ at the
First Baptist Church. Urator-Rev l. W. seeley.
OF Richmond Je 22-9ts
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seR. RICHMOND Library CO

s@- RICHMOND LIBRARY CosPANY.-
general meeting of the Stock holders of the Rich
MoND LIsRAeT COMPANY will Re neld at their Room
(AtheDaum) on SATURDAY, the 26th inst, at 3
p, NJ, to consi1er the propriety Of ratifying Con
tract with the Virginia Mechanics Institute fol
renting certain rooms in their Hail. and ass. pro
position will be made by the Young Mens Christian
Association.
full aud pupctual attendance is desired.
By order of the President.
je 2l-6t* SCOTT, sec'y.
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nENoTrcE The Stockholders OF the
BANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH viii meet for
the purpose Of tlecting pIes'deDt am Directors,
at 70 1'cjock. j A LANCASTER,
HORACE l. KENT.
RICHARD q M0RRISs,
JAMES III GRANT,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR,
WIN q CRENSHAW,
WELLINGTON G0DDIN,
:. ~ n Commissioners.
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THE GRAssHopPER PLAGUE IN OHIo-Mr. Schenck,
Of Frank lin, Warren county. Ohio, writes to the
Ohio Farmer, that the Grasshoppers are making
their appear auce there in vast numbers He saws:
Last year we had millions of them: this year we
have hundreds of millions" For five seare he
SAYS, they have been increasing GU his farm, aud
he fears that. unless some means discovered for
their destruction, they will fatally ruin his Gown
and his ueighbors clover fields.
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r,Sp,rcu pop TIrr SPRINGS.

Persons yeiag 10 the watering places eau se, y,
Che p,sp.res mailed to them. for any ,e"s'u "
tine. BY leaving their ordersa the eofn',nS 'oo"
and having ia advance for the time nshsa'
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sRP owERs' WoRLD REMOVED AMBRo-

TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS Those in want OF lasting
Iikenesses should visit POWERS Gallery. Don't
mind waiting few minutes. The crowd is always
large and UNLESS vCu are first Of coarse you will
have to wait your turn. POWERS makes the
cheapest aud best pictures at ISL Main street oy
Maurices shoe store lie q
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81 THE heavy rains. damp weather. and change
of climate, will produce Bowel Affections. attended
with much psin HARTsHoRNE's Carminasiye Bal.
sam, the great Bowel remedy, and HARTsHnRSE's
Cure All the great Pain AnDihilator, should be in
oil families The Cnrminative Balsam will cure all
Bowel Complaints, and the Cure All will care Neu
ralgia Rheumatism and pain in any part Of the hui
man system Ii
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~LADIEs' SALE.-The Ladies of the
Second Baptist Church will hold sale of useful ar.
ticles iu the Basement of the Church. commence G
at O'Clock On TUESDAY afternoon. Refresh
ments will be provided for the comfort of visitors
Fhe Ladies respectfully invite their friends and solicit
the patronage of the pubic. je2l-2t*
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nSS- SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
ON 9Th STREET, AT AUcrIoN-We ask attention to
our SALE THIS AFTERNOON, commencing at )
O'Clock of valuable real estate on 9th, between Cary
and Canal streets. For particulars, auction
column JAS NJ TAYLOR SON.
ia pit AuctiOneers.
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MILITARY ANNIVERSARY The MOI

MILITARY ANNIVERSARY The Mont
gomery Guard, Captain Moore, celebrated their
eighth anniversary yesterday by public parade
target practice AID dinner After marching
through soae of the principal streets. the corps
repaired to Fisk's brewery. short distance north
of the Poor House, and there engaged 10 the an
uual target practice. Private CARROLL made the
best shot and was thereby entitled TO the compa
ny medal The firing then commenced for hand
some breastpin, which was won by Wa MOORE
who made the three best shots out of five.
Joseph Mayo, ESQ, on behalf of the corps pre-
scented the medal TO private Carroll; and VIM. f
Watson, Esq, presented the breastpin to private
Moore, in appropriate addresses
The invited guests and company partook OF az
excellent dinner, at the conclusion of which
sprigh,iy sentiments, welltimed speeches and rich
repartee made up the afternoon.
The anniversary passed off pleasantly, every
man seeming determined to enjoy the day, despite
the melting mood of the weather.
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NAyAL--U. 8. sloop Of war Portsmouth will
probably sail from Norfolk today for the Cuff OF
Mexico. Orders have been received at the Cos.
port iFa) hayward TO fit out the John Adams
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aPaClAL MUTICH1.


n, Te f'ufsens of Richmond. The remains Of Mr..
MONROE viii Be brought 10 this city on the morn
ing Of the sth day Of July At the request of many
liberty of asking full meeting OF the citizens OF
Richmond, to be held at the City Hall Mt 0eioes.
on WEDNESDAY, EVENING next: to take that
sul i ct into confederation and to adopt such mea'
snres in relation thereto as in your wisdom may Dc
'e Ie aal- It'"D'e y JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor.
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Mx Tar f,trr RooK srosy No 40 Main =

~ THE CIR Book STORE No 50 Main street, is
still open. and the proprietors are besowing, with
lavish hanis showers OF presents among their pat
rons.s Here you may purchase a Book at the usual
price. aud receive with it err which is oftentimes
worth ten times the amount paid for the COX. Give
them call and Judge for yourself, 81
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DECISION OF A LAND CASE.

BosToN, June 21-The great land case between
Massachusetts, and the town of Roxb bury, involving
title to lands valued at several millions of dollars
lying on Back Bay, between Boston and Roxbury
has been decided in favor Of the State.
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New MINISTER TO VENEZUELA Capt. Turpin, Of
New York, formerly of Kentucky, and brother
in isv Of Senator Bright. has been confirmed by
thsSenate minister resident Ia Venezuela in
place ofCharles Eames.
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GARTER G.. JACKSON,
~ GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,

4 fhn T. Ii VI vhShNOkt1
" GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
Office No IL Main street,
over Market Bridge.
Regs leave present his thanks to his friends for
the literal patronage extended to him. and offers his
services to write up books make off accounts, and
collect bonds notes. bills drafts. &C. He will at.
tend to any business entrusted to his care and make
punctuai returns, with strict statements OF all mo-
MES collected Address Box l47, Richmond Post Of
fee.
HS-ord RS left at Darracott, Harris Co.'S. will be
street., attend sd TO-
Read the following.
Mr. jackson has done collecting for us, and we
find him to DO very prompt IL his returns.
W NJ HARRISON Co.
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M WV y. FOSTER, Rso Is the authorizes
,s~r, Cor the Dispatch in Norfolk ana Portsmouth
gu -, s,oo MIN at the earliest possible moment
In the day.
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HAapER's MONTHLY We have received from J
W Randolph the July No. of Harper's monthly.
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s6E ITO GID RkFIxED GOLD, to paint

the lily.
To throw perfume on the violet
To smooth the ice, or add mother hue
To the rainbow
or speak in praise of the PHOTOGRAPHS and AM
BR0TY PES u sde at MINNIS' Photograph and Fine
Art Gallery. les Main street
us wastetul and ridiculous"
They speak for the nseves as all who patTonise
his establishment will testify 10 10
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RG7~ NoTfOE TO CREDITORS Credltors
according to Schedule c. annexed to deed of trust
from D. Evans to the Undersigned dated the
18th february, 1856, recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court, will receive their diyidends on application to
lie git r. r. H0WISON, Trustee.
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THE OHIO RIVER.

CINCINNATI, June 10, 1s5s.-The river is now fall
ing rapidly. The weather is fne and very favor
able for the crops.
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DEW FOR SAbE-NO Il in the First
L tresbyterian CDR Moore.s) Church. Inquire o:
SWORDS & THAW,
in D-fs rcaH
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DISPATCHES ABOUT THE "oUrRAGE

DISPATCHES ABOUT THE "OUTRAGES."
WASHINGTON June 2l-The dispatches from
Great Britain relative to the late outrages on Anne
rican vessels in the Gulf are said to be of very
satisfactory nature.
DEPARTURE OF GEN. HARVEY FOR UTAH.
ST. Louis, June 2l.-Dates from Leavenworth &c
June Is, say Gen Harvey and staff left for Utah
this morning.
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rag CLOSING STORES 1t is proposed
by ofth, leading merchants Of the city TO close
their stores at oc ock II til the lst September.
All parties Interested in the above notice will leave
their names at the dispatch Office.
10
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BEEADsfUFPs AND PROVISIONS Fourteen hundred
bushels corn, A,090 bbis corn meal, 1850 busbeis
aud ii3 bbls potatoes, 6l2 bills behring's IS boxes
eggs. l61 bbls sugar. aad IL 800 pine ap yles ar
rived at Beston on Friday. .'as@ s9Sfs's''ss
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EL0UR FOR SALE-Family, Extra
Il and Superfne good bra2ds. which will sell
at low prices to the trade and to f.milies.
PETERS. NJ shTIN Il Co.
18th street. next door to Messrs Haxail & Co.
ie pat
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Louis Bauer. ID usic teacher, of Baltimore was
slung -shotied and killed, in Pittsburg Pa, last
week.
The New Orleans Picayune says that city is more
than usually pesceable and quiet.
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Tor SALE.-The subscriber has for
sae an elderly WOMAN who is a good plain
cook. washer and ironer. To good home, 10 OF
near the city. bargain may be had. Apply at thi,
Office je ~ 2t*
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es-When such artists as TYLER Co take Am
broty pes for Is and 80 cents then is the chance to
have u lot taken
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NALUABLE FARM ON THE Dan

VALUABLE FARM ON TIE DAN
IN Gil ESTEhFlELD COUNTY, 10 Mi rs FROM
RICHMOND, CONTAI MING SIX HUNDRED
ACRES 70 SALE The health of DR. w Ii John
not enabling him TO attend to business. he has
aul no lied sell tine valuable Farm on which he
now resides, located as above. The tract contains
about 6Gn acres whica sDout $50 to $40 clear
ed ard the remaining 80 to $50 acres are heavily
set in original growth OF oak and pine. from which
may be cut 49, n cords IF wood. which can b. sold
1t kohou's depot at such remuneTative prices as
WILL it is verify believed, pay the greater part OF
near the depot that average of ten loads per day
can be hauled by each tesp.
The most of the cleared land 10 10 high state OF
cultivation. rs the growing crops will show. There
are on the tract above 4IN acres of rich Hat land,
which is equal TO the best river bottom The whole
tiset, though remarkably level, is thoroughly
trained. The buildings on the place are ample for
The genteel accom- lion of a large family, EN-
braeing large dwelling. aud every other building
suitahl- for the place. and all in excellent reSair
The yard is Handsomely shaded, and beautifully aud
taste ully Set out with cho roses aud other Now
ers. The garden is very productive There are two
excellent orchards on the Farm. The place is per
To appreciate the value Of this estate. 1t is neces
sary to view and examine it, and persons disposed to
johnson, who will take great pleasure in showing
che premises
Robiou's Depo; is on corner of the land, so that
he access to Richmond lin 20 minutes) is cheap and
easy.
The Farm is enclosed with new fence.
aIate coal, from the immediate vicinity, can be
had nj low prices.
The annual products of the place will average
1000 bushels wheat and 800 barrels corn. Its loca
ton on the railroad. At biou's depot is well anti
d 10 a merchant or professional gentleman doing
business in Richmond The terms If payment will
be one fourth cash, bEanee at J. 2 and years, for
Sonis b. airing int, rest, secured by trust desd
The above Farm will be sold great bargain, If
immediate i pication be made to ts.f -
ie2l-3t GODDIN l. ApPERsON