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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-01

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"a CAnD. trust thet the object
sourht 10 be attained By ths pubIeeton q this
will fnrnish suilcient apology for calling rhOne
attention to personal matter. a..~-
II isny Cherished desire to obtain sucn e ea1o =
ton as will qualify me for commencing tne s.uuy
Theology I aad rroposifinn sntly made me ~
Messrs Harper Bro, Of New York, will cr.ole az
- ] hope. 70 obtain the meaus q scccmpmnms -
am offered u yoo0 III can dispoee q thous.nd
copies Of their Monthly Magszsne g me resnis y,
Subscription price, % Per year. VIII enehEe 70
furnish t punctusIy 70 new subscrbsrs or 70 shoss
Who now receive it from the book stores sr rom tne
publishers At the price shove stated, commelcns
with the December number ths oegsnnsng q 2 ne Il
% Sufficient evidence OF the pornIarssy OF tnis pef
odical that Il has attained circulation OF
copies ,.-x.-.ar ..ta...
leave their uaEes with Msssrs. swoTd s fhaw. ~
Rrosd street or A. the library OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. Geddin's building.
/ trust that this candid announcement Q. my pIan
and pnrpose will gain for me the cooperation espe
c'aiiy o. 'ne re"s'''' LEWIS W. BURwELL.
no1-tf Box &c. Richmond. Va
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The British Government and Gen.
trail America.

The Washington correspondent Of the Philaeel
phia North American, remarks that the British
government seems disposed to relieve us Of any
trouble In asserting the Monroe doctrine, by or
dsring 6eet down to the waters of Central Anne
rioa, a. an advance guard to Sir Gore Ouseley. At.
ter eighteen months Of hob-nobbing at Washing
ton, during all which time be was in constant aud
confidential Communication with his own govern =
nent, the mission of Sir Gore, always mysterious
heretofore, is at length revealed. he is said to
have succeeded in pulling wool over the eyes OF
our diplomats, and having acquired all he wanted
TO know, quietly drew out his stakes, and parted,
very Additionally, from them. The first notice
Ne get afterwards 10 that British feet is to be
dispatched to Nicaragua, under the pretence OF
keeping out nllibusters.
Itappsars that the government of Nicaragu q,
having no doubt = good understanding with the
agents of Great Britain has taken scsivs measures
TO meet the emigration proposed by Gen. Walker.
The Nicaraguan minister, NJ. Yrissari, has pub
lishsd notification to all who intend to emgrate
thithsr, that passports will be required, duly
signed and countersigned by the representatives
Of Nicaragua In this country, and that without
such documents they will not be permitted to
las
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aeeIe~ican N APPS or The MIneral Ne
elan. NJ vaeRtmta.

-
r., psRov hastu course Of publication an stat'
.,.anda a fsr As We are able to jndge-a correct
man az the Richmond, OF Tide Water Coal fisid,
.hovinx its extent, location, formation and con-
uec.,on With the elite. Of Richmond, Petefsoars
and Tide water. No pains has been spared 10 its
nreparstion or execution. and 10 will be safe 10
stating. it win not only do credit to Mr.. DeDov
asa mining engineer and geelosist. and to the
Idthoersphic establishment Of Mcssrs. Richie
Dunnavant Of this city, but will also be worthy oil
lie place among thoss which are to follow, repre-
senting the great Mineral Regions Of the State
$ We understand, Mr.. DeBow is preparing series
Of Geological Maps, Of which this is the hrss, to
represent In detail, our coal, iron, lead "copper"
gold and the entire mineral OF Virginia The
present map will be followed by others, des-
criptive Of the Piedmont Region, the New River
coal, iron, lead and copper deposits the Iron
Mountains Of Western Virginia; the salt, gypsum
&C., Of the South West, and the great coal field
the Western ection Of the State, extepding from
Tennessee to Pennsylvania.
The minerals of Virginia, now undeveloped and
comparatively va!ueless, will yet constitute ouf
greatest source Of wealth. and We are pleased &c
notice efforts like the present to aid In advancing
the great work yet before US, and We hope cu'
people and the press generally, will encourage the
prise-wbich 10 fact, is one that should MOI
be the result alone Of private exertion, but Should
obtain the aid of the State. The present enort
however, may have the effect to call public atsen'
fion to the matter.
We may state in this connection, that perma
nent collection of the minerals OF Virginia, Is 70
be established at the Mechanics Institute, IN this
city. Through the exertions OF Mr.. DeBow, an
auspicious commencement has been made, and we
hope our friends throughout the State will assist to
build up q respectable cabinet, worthy OF the vast
extent variety and value of the minerals it 10 10
tended to represent Our Mechanics being deeply
interested in both minerals and metals, are the
most appropriate guardians of these great items Of
cur resources.
The map we noticed above, will be issued early
in November, at the low price Of fifty cents per
copy, and reduction of fifty per cent to the trade
Orders may be cent in at any time to the publish
er, s. II. DeBow, Box "a, Richmond. or to the
Book sellers Of this city.
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DIED.

In Memphis, Tennessee, at the residence Of Mrs.
Spickernagle Union street, of typhoid fever, OF
O'Clock tsterday morning, the 18th inst, GLOVER
II COWAN, in the 24sh yeas of his age
The deceased was a young msn Of amable and at
trective qualities. qnst and uDobtrusive manners.
OF strict moral integrity, and disposition kind and
&c tie as the purity of woman's nature. There are
few young men in this city whose death will be more
sincerely and sorrowiugly regretted for be had en-
deared himself to all with whom he came in contact,
and " no will mourn for him as a lost brot her. |"
At his residence, in this city, the Goth ult. at
~ O'clock A. M, WILLIAM RUFF, g native of
llsIy in the SD year of his age
He has gone t. realms of endless peace,
His voice will never more be heard:
But his memory will never. never grow old,
To those loving hearts that are sorei. =
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LAYER FROM EUROPE

NEW YoRK, Oct. 31.-The steamship Borussia'
With London dates to the 18th inst, has arrived.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 1s.-Cottou closed nrm. breao
stuffs firm. Consols 9S5s essa
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Bank of Bavaria has raised its rate OF ais
count to per cent, the Bank OF PRUSSIA 70 0, tne
Rank of Ieiusic to 6, and the Bank of Nassau to
Az This is chiefly due to the restrictions in the
discount market of Vienna pending return to
specie payments.
The French reseuues for the first nine months
of the present year exceed last years oy so'eoV'
OO0.
The Spanish Government DEGREES that steamers
plying regularly between Cuba and the United
States shkll enjoy the same privileges az the Egg
Iish mail steamers-the liberty of carrying tons
of merchandise without paying lighthouse dues.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS meetings in W estmore-
land and King William counties, Va, have adopt.
ed resolutions, in favor Of Letcher for Governor
kanawha county has declared in favor of Judge
BrocSenbrough.
In Roanoke county, resolutions were adopted in
favor OF Hon. Ii. A. Edmoudson, aud 10 Washing.
ton county Democratic meeting passed resolu.
lions 10 favor of Hon. George W. Hopkins In
Highland, MIR. fletcher voted to be the fayorite
by the county meeting.
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THE NICARAGUAN TRANSIT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.--The NhitesStebbins Con-
tract with Nicaragua for re>opening the transit
has been cancelled. Jarez has given the con tract
to Philadelphia Company, of which j. @. Vans
dyke is President, and our government will proa
tec IL
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We noticed briefly ia Saturdays Dispatch the
death Of JOHN N. patron, Esq, an eminent mem.
Der Of the Richmond bar. Mr.. PArToN came to
this city from Fredericksburg, town which has
contributed to Richmond 90 many names promi-
nsnt in various professions and employnents He
was originally physician, but afterwards turned
his attention 10 law, In the practice Of which he
attained great eminence and success. He was
also distinguished in political life, having served
with honor 10 the Legislature, and In Congress, as
representative Of tho Fredericksburg district
Bat q vas ~ lawyer that he was most widely
known, aud Il was at the bar and before the
bench that he won bis greenest and most lasting
laureIs He possessed vigorous and we'll disci'
plinsd mind, richly stored with the reconcile
learning Of his profession and graced with the
treasures Of literature and scholarship. His per.
suasive sloqusnce, combined with argumentative
power and profound knowledge OF legal science'
pIaosd him 10 the front rank Of bis profession 10
this city, which, in his DEATH has lost one Of is
most aiming ornaments.
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RE E. BAKER. Eso.-SIR: Having
been materially benefited, may say cured of
Violent attack of Dyspepsia by the use of your
p" Premium Bitters," bear willing record to Their
eff scy in the disease ITSELF and the attendant
symptoms. After the USE OF a few bottles | had
return of appetite, and continuance of their us
rest ,red q healthy tooe Of stomach.
l commend them with the utmost confidence tn
the afflicted, and add my share of thanks to you as
a benz fac ter to humanity.
With my beat wishes am,
RICHMOND, SEPT IS, 1883. p HARRISON JR
For sale by Messrs. PURCELL, LADD CO., and
by ali other prominent Drnegists in the city of
Rio hmond, and elsewhere in Virginia. &C ~
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mo ADVERTISERS AND BUSINESS

THO ADVERTISERS AND BUSINESS
i MEN-The aubscribtr begs leave to call the at
tertion Of advertisers ard business men
the following ne wspapers, for which he IS iuiy hu
thorized to receive subscriptions and sdseri,se
ments: Norfolk Examiner. Norfolk, Va; koeKipS'
ham Register. Harrfsonburg, Va; Stauutoa vindi-
Gator. Stanton Va and Southern Citizen, Knox.
Vile Tenn All well established Journals q,
very extepsive circulation, with a very large ara
eyer growing list of subscribers among the farmers
and Substantial business men OF the sonth~ rs.
einia Persons disposed to advertise n or subscribe
to all or either of the ab1ve named journals, Will
please give me call. Terms very m0serate.
P TJO5 BAGBY,
General Advertising, Negro Hiring. and
Real Estate gent, Wa1 ct, under g
Cbarlta Hotel Richmond Va
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LOST.
T OsT-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

r OsT-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
IL T. ST either in Osbnrne's Gallery. or between
that place ard tn. clothing store Of n: w. Ne.son
on Broad street a BUGKskiN PURSE. Containing
ss, in notes and s21s gold piece The above re-
yard will be paid the finder on leaving the purse
and contents at the Office OF Arthur .. eau uei,
shock Slip hoI-It
OST-A SILVER PORT MONNAlE,
II engraved "Addie to Kate" The finder viii &c
r,erallv euarded by leaving at thisoffice IL
had small an cunt Of money in it. but the reward
Will he paid without the return of the money.
no lite
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SUFFOLK AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The Nansemend
Agricultural Society held its annual fair at Suffolk
Va. commencing on Wednesday. There were 5000
visitors present, including the Light Artillery,
Uoion Guards. aud detachment of the Old Do
minion Guard, of Portsmouth. Everything was
dusty, there having been no rain there for seven
weeks
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SAILING OF STEAMERS.

New YORK. Ger. 80 The Steamer Ariel, hence
to day for Bremen, took out 100 passengers and
SlS3 900 in specie.
The steamer Edinburg. for Glasgow, carried %
cabin passengers and 172 in the steerage.
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SINKING OF THE BARK CARLO MAURAN, AND
LOSS OF LIFE,

CAPE ISLAND, October 29--The bark Carlo Maui
ran, from New York for Aspinwali sunk yester-
day about twenty miles southeast of the Five Faith
ON bank. The crew were landed here, after much
suffe ing, in boats excepting one, who was lost by
the cspsizing of boat. The cook died after reach
ing the light-shp.
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THE VIEW yORE STATE FIEcrIoN

ALBANY, Der. Both, 1S5S.--Immepse excitement
prevails here in relation to the Congressional
contest. Last evening, a bst of one Thousand
dollars on Reynolds against Corning was made, and
twenty Thousand we're offered. The odds seem In
favor of Reynolds.
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~M1pIoraIAN LuMp AND ANrHnA-

CITE CoAL-The subscriber has now on hand, and
daily receiving large supply ofvery superior Mid
lothian Lump (hail and smths Coal, which he Is de-
hand a lar ge supply of Red and White Ash Egg Ar.
tn racite Coal which he will sell by the losd short
or long ton Orders left at either Of his Offices
at Danville de got one on Dock between 18th aud
18th Streets at the Auction store Of Laru, shine
will meet with prompt attention.
mol z q. LARUS.
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NUMBERING HER PARENr.-A few days ago, VIM
Jenny was murdered by his daughter in franklin
county, Va, near the Floyd liue. He chastised
her for some misconduct, when she picked up
stone, with which she slew him.
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Aosw named
~. The state Agricultural FAR.
aThe STATE Agricultural Society hoids "s anua.
meeting aad Fair 10 Petersburg the present .ssN
The interest and shs magnitude oil its sxn'o't'on
vii, be very uaueh enhanced By sae sn,ms's 90"
.rt,e,e. exhibatsd at the recent Fair 10 tns cry
nearly all Of which, We suppose, viz % 'sAe"
eh.,. q, reexbtbitson In this way it VIII De seen
thai tho Pair here will have been OF much assis-
taucs 10 that in Petersburg.
I,v,lI he quito a lively week in Petersburg, and
~ .hs nresent time the weather promises most
s.vorsb,y. The timely rain OF the past week,
-h,ch marrsd the close Of the Fair here, relieves
60 n.,vhhnr. Of dus, aud reffeshens the atnos-
nhsra adding intellectually TO the comfort and en-
;ovmeut Of large assemhlaseof people. We con-
gratuIa,s them upon their good fortune--a good
fortune 80 can fully appreciate, a. We have just
suffered % much from dust and dry weather.
Tru. to their well known public spirit and boss
Vitality, the people Of Petersburg havein public
Meeting. aiken measures to accommodate the 30.
iourners within their corporate limits during the
Pair. They have determined to provide for every
body: and we doubt not that their arrangements
vii b carried out With their wonted energy and
sf,cjeucy. They are very genial and bospitable
people they of Petersburg and II Is not likely that
any body whose lot falls amongst them the pre-
can't week, will want something TO eat or bed to
sleep In.
We anticipate that the Cockade will be stirred
up BY Q larger crowd than ever assembled there
on any former occasion. These crowds, thrown in'
70 cities, such 40 ours 10 Virginia, create great
deal of commotion. The household Of the private
citizen, even IL for time involved In the genera
agitation His latch string is outside the door and
his best accommodations, often to the incommod-
ing of bis own family, ARE heartily surrendered to
his guests His table during the period OF their
soiourn erosns under the weight Of the best the
market affords, and no effort that he can make Is
snared 10 minister to their comfort and pleasure.
This feature of these annual conversations OF the
country people ia our cities is one pee uliar to
virginia In the first place there could not be
brought together any where else. 80 large mum
her OF lust such class of men; and in the second
place, the alacrty with which the private citizen
has opened bis house TO receive them and the lib
srsl hospitality be has extended to them, could
hardly q nd parallel any where else ont Of Virg
MIA. This social invasion from tbe country, so
agreeable to all aud ose Of the incidentsof great
sntsrprize, provokes in good time a complete re
ta,iatiop. The Inhabitants of the city In summer
reverse the order of the invasion and find in the
n,easant homes of their country friends that rest
that comfortable temperature and pure air, which
are denied them 10 the city. Long flourish the
Pairs with their train Of benefits and social pleaf
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uoI--tf

~ II YOU HAvs CoUaH,
TAKE HAMProN's TINcrURs
II you nave D'eT RKE HAMpToH's TINcTURE.
II you nave h''a TAKE HAMpToN's TINcEURf
II 70" nave 0'' TAKE HAMPToN's TINcTURE
II you nave ran. = k ss nh1aiMapToN's rINcrURE.
II ''u are al KEHAMPToN's TINcTURR
II you have Headache.
ASTHMA, COUCH. CONSUMPTION The writer
ia most highly esteemed; like thousands OF our besi
known citz ans feels 1t duty to bear testimony q
he wonderful curative power q HAHfFS.
TINCTURE Why LET your friends suffer- enc aie
without giving it triaif Call and gef pam phist
and see testimony. ,a
Kessrs Mortimer Dc Mo,obrdy--G Gentlemen: 1 nave
been some time afflicted with Asthma. acc ,Eira
MED with shortness Of breath, with many symptams
of Consumption a friend, knowing Of the hralln Is
TUkE from having used the same, induced me b
procure bottle of the Tincture, and by the use OF
one bottle was g. much better that was i7duced IT.
use more OF it, and by taking five or ak bottles was
restored TO rsy usual health and will Say 20 All per
VEGETABLE TINCTU8E.
Gentlemen-You are at liberty to use my name
for the benefit of the afflicted
8. West corner of Liberty and Clay stsy
H- Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
seid by PURCELL LADD CO. Richmond: b,
in PETERSBURG; by MORTIMER MowBRAY
Baltimore, and BY Druggists snd shop-keeperT
everywhere.
HH- ST per bottle; six bottles for S..
no f-dxWtA
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r@r CouoHs, CoLDs, HoAssxssss. &c.

E C0UGHs. COLDS, HoARsEN1se, &c.
SON has the effect of bringing cut host Of profcs.
sediy new specifics, and while some few may be
good. many are useless and some even dangerous
sue is 70 consult your family phy sicisn otherwise
uss only such remedies as long public experience
has proved 70 be safe and eficacous OF this class
is TYLERs COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARR
BIC Originally the favsrite prescription OF em-
inent physician. IT soon became u popular family
to enjoy growing reputation for the last twenty
years. In all recent cases il acts like charm and
la Chroaic cases, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough Group
Asthma, &C. 1t s used with unparalleled success as
most families will testify. y
Sold by FISHER WIgsrey, MEADE 4 BAXxR
BoDEEER. &c. at IS cents per bottle and in an eie.
Gsat anu pleasant LozenSe form. l2x and Is GEMS
per box, called TELEa's 'GUM ARABIC CouGH CANDY
DRopsn No N--sm
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The Concert To Nisht.

The concert to night brings before us again our
favorite PARoDI, together with a number OF &C
complished artists not before heard in this city
Miss JULIANA May, the distinguished American
prima donna, who gained such applause in W ash.
ington upon her first appea: ance among her
countrymen after the completion of her education
in Europe, and who has achieved several highly
successful engagements at the North, is one of
them. Her voice is said to be a very sweet aud
flexible soprano, and her style of singing is pro-
nounced accurate and graceful. Her education was
completed in the best European schools. The
lovers of music will be very curious to hear one
of whose talents they have read so much.
PARoDI and Miss MAY alone weuld attract a large
audience; but two accomplished male vocalsts,
LABoCETTA, tenor, and BARILI baritone, are also
in the bill. We have besides youthful violinist
10 young PATTI. WALKER. the accomplished pi.
anist and composer, takes charge of the piano
None of the corps save Parodi have been heard in
Richmond The entertainment will have the
charm Of variety to greater degree than most
concerts, because Of the number of artists en-
gagged.
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ELECTIONS To-MoRRow Tomorrow, the Cd inst,
will be eventfui day in poitics-elections be-
ing held in seven States. In New York, the cleo
ton is for State officers and 30 members of Con
gress. There are four candidates Tor Governor
A. j. Parker, (Dem.) Lorenzo Burrows, Am y E.
d. Morgan, (Rep.,) and Gerritt Smith, (Abolitioo)
The election in New Jersey is for Ave members of
Congress. In Delaware, VIM. Benton is the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, and one Congress.
man is to be elected. In Illinois, Treasurer, sn-
perintendent of Public Instruction, Legislature,
and nine members of Congress, are to be elected.
This Legislature will have the choosing Of the
next United States Senator from that State In
Massachusetts, State officers and eleven members
of Congress-, are to be chosen. In Michigan, State
| officers and four members of Congress- and in
Wisconsin, three members Of Congress are to be
| elected
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sD- To ADvERrIsERs AND BUSINESS

RE To ADvERrIsERs AND BUSINESS
MES.-The Virginia Sentinel offers very superior
advantages for Advertising. It is q firmly estab
ished Journal. Of wide circulation, with subscr'-
bers In almost every state OF the Union, and mum
boring very large and ever growing list OF sub,cr.,
bers among tbs farmers anu substantial susiness
men of the weslthy aud prosperous Piedmont. Val
ley, and Tide Water regions of Virginia-men
who have wants and the means to supply them.
men who buy goods, aud men who buy and SCI.
farms. All Advertisements aepaar in tho Daily,
Tri-Weekiy, and o.casionally in the Weekly editions
of the Sentinel. thus reaching all readers. We
respectfully invite orders
Terms moderate The cash or city references re
quired. For further particulars address
SMITH FINKS,
Oc 3l-im Alexandria Va
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THE U. 8. AND CENTRAL AMERIca.-The Washing
ton Uuion Of Saturday morning, speaking by au
thority, says the policy of the United States is not
to acquire Central America or any part of it, but
to open the Isthmus routes and have them free to
all the world. Meanwhile that il is but fair to
claim that the covenants made with our people
should be enforced.
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MARRIED.

On Thur day. 2sth October by the Rev Ii Kepler,
THOMAS B ARMIsTEAD, Esq. oft9loucester co, 70
Mis-, MARY JANE WALTHALL youngest daugh-
ter of WaLthsll, Esq, of Church Hill, Rich
nnnd
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tkD EAsE, GRAos, BEAUrY AND Con-
REcrSEss are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS and
AMBRoTrPEs executed a. the large PHOTOGRAPH and
posite the Postotce. and Sycamore street. Peters:
burg, Va.
Ease and grace in position, beauty In dnish and
correctness In portraitnre.
those who wish TO obtain something really fine In
tograph. plain In India ink. water colors Oil coors
or Pastile of any size up 10 the size OF if- are re-
spectfully solici ed 10 visit his Galleries and exam
Inc His various styles Of Portraitu-es.
Galleries AWAY open and free to vsitors, whether
theydesire work executed or not. se9
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STATE AGRICULTURAL CoLLrGE-The Charlottes
VILE tya.) Advocate states that Gen. John Fl,
Cooke, OF that place, offers the "Mudwall" pro.
perfy and land adjoining for the purposes of a
State Agricultural College. 1t is proposed in con.
necton with that offer, to raise $50 OO0 add it to
z. st. George Cookies donation of $780, 900 to the
State Agricultural Society," and with the aggregate
build college for agriculture. The question will
De discussed and acted upon at the approaching
State Fair in Petersburg.