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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-19

THE AsYLuN-The number of persorS ~, r,o
ent In tie Washington Asylum is 1o, SIT
eight are employed in working the farm: Others
vaTiously employed about the sb,,,. and In ,hs
o,-nonse department Seven are infants. tbree
Oh tnem orphans. One Of these went 10 the Asv.
Inm with It's mother II was then In miserable
u Upon getting IL there, she declared her asfsJ.
naeh 10 desert II, As she could not be troubled
Win win u IN places where sue would be emnIovsS
I .e S s. was ieft at the Asylum, and became
-, u now In hne condition. and very inter
.suhg infsnt Perhaps some one would like IN
~, ana raise II. Responsible persons have
"eeh pefmiued TO dc so on former occasiops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-19

IITTlN6 SHIRTS. AND NO HUMBUG.
any gentenian who wants q sur erlOr on shirt and
shirt 70 ht, OF the best quality Of material evey
one can testify who has tired theR cal NJ tine or
ner OF 6th street and Pennsy wanna avenue. no ht'
an 9-eo HOPKINs's RAZhAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-19

| TOR RENT-TWO ROOMS In the third story
H. Of the building occupied as an Office by C. s.
| Waiach and Immediately opposite the City Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-19

iAk kAIS.-Last evening the sky bee anne
ctosoea, and there were strong Indication. of
IA.n a, lats hour In the night It began and
heavy showers. IL was r,sti . A. - III y
prospect OF ITS longer continsance is hsilrd vim
pieasufe- IL has cznsed a susren,ion ~ nn,dnn.
labor generally throug bout Ibs liz o' OUTDOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-19

FlsHrIxs AND SHOOTING La, nt..,
Barrett aud John Tryon were arre.t.d "a, az,
ing ana shooting pistols in the streets. On. :,
me party being pretty well battered and 49,,
theF hearing To- day. W i"' q iur-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-19

AOooD PoLIcE MoyKxExr -OM.s,.N .,os
and Handy have been posted, bv The CbisS ~ D.
lice, on nnsylvania avenue. for IN. n,.~s,v.,,.
OF order during the day Their beat, .,,-nd ,,o,,,
Ssvrnth 10 Third streets, aad include m. ean,,i
OF the nack and omnbus stands within those Inn
us Many complaints have been mad. S, iii
years past Of disorder in that much. S,so uaI,hg
loseItyi ana now the force Is suracient to rmnIos
omcers 90 those beats, Il is 10 be hoped M. c,'.
OF complaint will cease - 'As Cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-19
ORY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES

. s:.aIa7I5 "a "a :. - 49, q Z, !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14
Anniversary Eventg--peo. Il.


lo9oDea1p OF JoSl Aqpot1' at Hohg-Nong com
llan1eL u tne - 2 EASY luu' s49auFo' ana brave
anu ta eneFgeIG onlcet,
Ieo1--Dea.n Q, madame y Afusmont, at Clneln-
I"'i' aseu g GLle ceieplaleo writer ana lecturer
Ar ne,l Us ratlny WIlsr1.
Vi 'oe, H. oiuse.S' u 9ouS' carolina,
Poii1l0'aH' anu secretary Oh
"@ ~, uuog. @n p ol
io4'-l,ea'n VI CuaLtes 'Iolqsootougn, at "ashlng'
H son "usuot u q Nasa' history Oh Ine United
suites Ia" g.,
1sz9-SISll war begun II lhil'
Ae7o-Deasu VI eonr@u MatIe bFun, tne Dah2sn
PueS' pu.oSopu'eol "fl'eE' auo geogtaphef' he mad
70 eSe MS country Oh account q Sne lloera tendency
ol nls "tlC'usS'
1elo-Deatu ol EDWARD Law, Lore E'enOorongh,
au elllne u. Engllsn lawyer
Io!o-Ine fElnCe hegent Oh Portugal, at hlo de
oanelEo' PEoSAIl1eq BRAN a separate kingsom'
lol4--Dat'ie = Lahe boEshe, n whlen Ihe Amer
leaus oPPoseI Tue nFttsn IL 1ner approach 10 New
otts"I9 a nld''Su NUN" VI 10 poats' containing
Ivy lleu alI g cannon was opposed ana engaged
~ le" supnoa'S Con'ln'ns ~ men ana % guns
No'"''ns'anu'u8 tne great disparity OF the forces
1ne AleiAeans neg 1neF Posl'ion oFaYely' ana sur
ienuereo only ai'ef hard-lought action OF three
"ou1S
l9o,,EA'Iaota'naFy meteor ~ connecticut which
e4p,o"ep Intse Iles' eaen explosion being accompa
ueu W i"l .. he'eorlc stones, one Oh winch
"e Isd, N, neatI = ~, wv pounds
t9Oo-In9 DtlllSn' uuuef Wellesley LOOK the great
= i.soss VI "1"lisiaF' Eas' lnuies.
i99 =, 81 she immortal GEORGE WASHING.
TON FOUNDER Oh Inc american hepuofc' He expired
@isnou y, =, struggle az mount vernon IN the tSt1
yeag q ms age.
I'SI-Eout.nl,ns Oh 1ne city OF Camana and great
nu'HoeIs y, pgupg ues.Ioyeu ~ an earthquake
it9o-DeaIh o. Anthony wayne, a. Presque Isle,
ago. ope u .ne 0'@Sss' anu most uh'Fng Gen
las 1zo % NY 80 ~, o ~ ,l.,.
n.t1;n+ = ~ alt; 49, ~ salesman aIa
P%s'oS u ''' 'O'u''Ou "'O "eH' WIN FRANKLIN 10
pi l4po n.,.,oe 49,, pr....
I.S9-Death OF Caleb Elott by voluntary star7a
s'on nc was visionary, VINO ancled himself called
upon 70 undergo last q lorty days On the six,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14
COOPER & NFTBERT.

COOPER II NEIBEBT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRocERs,
~ and 80 Common street,
Have now In Store;
Ketehups.
WALNUT AND TOMATO
Preserves.
BLACKBERRY AND RASPBERRY JAMS,
100 assorted, PRESERVES.
100 = Numsen, Thomas L Co.'S Baltimore PICKLES
AND PRESERVES.
Wines.
CLAREr AND WHITE WINE. ..-....
MADEIRA PORT AND SHERRY WINES.
100 baskets Lambry's GRAPE LEAF CHAMPAGNE.
WhisISies ana Brandies.
50 pkgs. hnIf, quarter and eighth pipes BRANDY.
Is bbls. OLD BOURBON C. sharp,s) WHISKY.
30 +" OLD MoNoNGAHELA
80 OLD RYE WHISKY.
10 OLD RYE wnrsKY-J. wsItv,s Choice and
Old. ......
Fruits.
PIE FRUITS,
BRANDYFRUITs =.-
FRUITS IN OWN JUICE,
800 drums FRESH SMYRNA FIGS.
Bitters.
GoULEY's AND BOXERS,
HosTErTER's BIrTERs.
scH1EDAM scHNAPPs.
Cigars and Tobaccos.
nj, .1,, ,,r,D,r,,- yry-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14

masterpiece, the stabat Mater,n was performed to
an enthusiastic audience, The company will visit
your city and you need not fear to anticipate rare
treat Among the ladies Madame Colsonis the favor
ite Whenever she sings the famous Chansonette-
the French laughing song-the house goes mad She
has clear sweet admirably trained voice, and not at
all wanting in power. She pretty, too and coquet-
fish witha You know how bewitchng little Patti
strakosch is? Well, Patti is not circumstance to
her Ill swear she's great MALou.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14
PRIEsTLEY & RETN.

A XEs....e.,.s..sP ADEs,~...~.s,.sH OVELs.
Landing and in store, the following, viz:
100 dozen s. w Collins Yankee and Kentucky patterns
100 4. Levert's
100 :. Hunts
100 Imitation Collins.
100 o. Ames & Co.'s best sHoyELs and sPADEs-2
to G..
100 RowlanIs-2to4
For sale by PRIEsTLEY BEN,
50 and 81 Camp street. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14

FATAL Academia man named John McKinsey
was almost instantly killed on the 4th inst, in the
Touring mill Of smyser y Smith, opposite Louisville
by being caught by belt and crushed on the shaft.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14
JOHNSTON & TURNER.

JOHNSTON & TURNER,
C1sT3.a, 75..7,es.z===.=
-r. ....
| HATS! HATSlf HATSflI
| AND
I'M SN' - SATo ~!
|
~ f'SAi'h' AID RETAIL
TnuueToDr o. nrrpz,rn
......
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
On ST. oh"rles Street
..,. snow, ,,,.u-,..,.--,
Have inst opened
Or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14
BnIIs.

The Subscribers, agents for G. L. Hanks Cincinnati Bell
Mandatory have on hand and receiving rsguarya full
stock, comprising
BELLS FROM so TO l500 POUNDS.
Orders received for any weight igOJ pounds and war
raned as to sound and quality.
PRIEsTLEY L BEIN,
50 and q Quinn sreet.
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CHAs. R. RAILEY & co.

CHAs. R, RAILEY & co.
CHAs. II. RA1LEY 6 CO., GENERAL aRooERs
And Dealers in
LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
No. "a TchoupItouIns and
No. "A GravIer street,
Offer for sale. reasonable terms the following ARTICLES:
Brandy
| go packages various qualities.
whisky
$50 packages OLD BOURBON,
MoNoNGAHELA,
1 IRIsH .".......-
| .= SCOTCH,
RECTIFIED,
AMERICAN.
Wines In Wood
MADEIRA.
PORT,
SHERRY
SWEET and DRY MALAGA.
Wines In Glass
CLARET,
wHITE.wINEs,
sAUTERNE,
,,,,u, BARsAo, .etc,5otc..
200 baskets asserted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14

AStHSts@7A ASSsSh SplEGess
Landing and for sale by the subscribers
so kegs BOILER RIyETS-Ili and l35xsS
80 RIVETs, for Sheet Irou Workers.
80 =. for Iron Shutters.
100 :. PRESSED SPIKES, 4 to inch.
PRTESTLEY Il BEIN,
50 and al i'ar1n straat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14

Landing ez ship Eesmore)and. from Philadelphia
100 sheets best PENNSYLVANIA BOILER RON inch
For sale by PRTESTLEY L BEIN,
50 aud 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14

Cast Iron Pipe.
In store and inch and arrive per ship Roseneath
from Glasgow
$50 3ineh and 80 4-inch IRON PIPE,
which viii be sold low from the landing.
Apply TO PRIESTLEY 1 BEIN,
End Of Cnrnn straet-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Enquirer


The National Medical Convention assembled today
at the Smithsonian Institution at A. NJ. The dele
pates number soma five or ak hundred, and have
come from every State in the Union. except those in
the extreme Snuth.West, viz: Louisiana and the
neghborng States.
The delegates Ware welcomed IN the name of fhelr
brethren Of the city, by Dr. Lindsey of this district
The chairman read very able paper az an address;
and committee nominations having been selected.
consisting Of one from each State after sh0rt time
they reported the officers for the ensuing year DR..
Lindsey having been announced as Chairman, was
conducted the chair. and at once began the exer.
ciss of his Office. Two prizes were awarded by the
COMMITTEES on Prize Essays of Last year. One TO Dr.
Flint of Buffalo, New York; and one to d.. Psllen
(qnite young mani of st. Louie, Missouri, for dis
aertstion on the anomalies OF vision.
After having received the reports of sevsral DOM.
mittees some of them highly interesting the assocs'
ton adjourned till tomorrow at o'clock, A. NJ IL
is expected they will remain in Convention most oI
,his week The Delegates have received nvltstIone
from the different Institutions Of the District 10 V,s
them individually or n body; VIZ: Georss'o"h So'
lege, the Insane Asylum, &c.
The whole body is tn be received ny i'e ree.deh'
at the White House thi4 evening at o CLOCK. Ssna
TOR Douvlas has invited them to an entertainment al
his bouse, and many OF the physlcians OF tue City
haye mada srranpemepts TO extend 10 their brother
doctor, . substantial and hearty welcome.
After having seen the onlecis OF interest IN tne
IN SATURDAY. the Tomb Of Washington thus closing
their deliberations by visit to the shrine of the
Fs,bsr of bis country. This ia certainly body OF
man of whom this city, and even the country should
feel proud. Comprising the very flower and respecta
biiy of the medical profession in this country, il
would be hard to array together such an amount oil
talent and scientific skl. Their Investigations have
already shed vast amount Of light and benefit upon
science, and the country generally, and have excited
merited encomiums from the foreign press. The Con
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THE NEW AMERICAN CYCLopEDIA.


The Messrs. Appletons have just Issued the
cond volume Of this magnificent work. In Decem.
her last, when the frat volume appeared, We did not
hesitate TO pronounce it the most elaborate, valuable
scientific and literary American production of the
century. Ii supplies great American want-a ma
Iiona Encyclopedia-in every respect equal to that
famous English Encyclopedias, each new edition oil
which requires and commands the pen Of nearly eve
ry eminent writer in England and Europe. The
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The great wealth, enterprise and liberality OF the
publishers, have enabled them to command the high
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propriate to each distinguished contributor. Thus,
the article on Agriculture 10 the contribution of one
OF the most distinguished Agricultural writers in this
countryi the great Agricultural Chemist, johnson,
furnishes the elaborate article Agricultural Chem
islry whilst the eminent Prof. Youmsn's writes the
article on Chemical Affinity.
America does not furnish all the contributors to
this great work. Thomas NJ. Brown Sequard is tho
author OF the capital article on Animal Electricity;
DIR. Doherty Of the articles Anatomy, Animal
Matter, &c, &c. The eminent antiquarian, Squsr,
is the author of the article on american Anfiqui-
ties," and many other writer's of similar appropri.
cteOeus might be pointed out in the selection of
writers for the first two volumes. The Biographl.
cal Department Of the Work is most admirable.
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Bronson, G. G.. FELTON,,
Hdreth and Tuckerman, are among the contribu'
tors and furnish the lives of eminent Northern men,
whilst w. Gilmore SimmS contributes admirable bio
graphical sketches Of several Of South Carolina's
distinguished SONS.
The lives of distinguished Southern patriots, states
men and men of science will be contributed by men
Of talent from the Southern States, the publishers
wish to secure the highest order CT literary talent
from all sections Of the Union.
The second volume contains an admirably written
sketch of the "t3ai bour Family" of Virginia, Of
the few families in which talent has been transmitted
from generation to generation
We have written this somewhat extended notice Of
this work, because We wah that such works, when
undertaken abolld he encouraged, and because such
wofk almost supersedes the necessity of any other
library, aflording HI it does information upon every
conceivable subject.
Mr.J. w. RaSDeLpH, of this city, is the agent for
the sale of the work in Virginia.
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VALUABLE PLANTATIONS ON TIE EX.
TENSION OF THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAIL ROAD TO LiNCHBURG, FOR SALE.
OFFER for sale. either of two valuable farms, In
L Nelson County containing, say l,aO0 aeres, ana
the other about ei5 acfee
The former is in a highly improved condition, aud
very productive with every necessary building in tho
rough repar-sbout onehslt cleared the balance heav
ly mbered in original forest, OF viii oak hickory, wal
NUT poplar chestnut, Sc
The other farm In good heart but has not had the
same advantages OF ,ilsge and fertilizers the fret
named 1t has about so cleared the balance in
ma gnfceni timber Both occupy beautiful val
ley and loyal the lands Gbout tide water. The
extension of the Orange and Alexandria Rail Road to
Lynehburg, in rapid progress towards completion,
passes immediately through both Of these farms, which
will make the timber particularly valuable. 1t Is certain
that depot will be located withn short distance OF
either tract probably one of them. will sell either
of these plantations very accommodating TERMS or
il desirable viii divide them uto smaller tracts. OF
which they entirely susceptible These lends lie mid
| way between Charlottesville and Lynchburg-say one
hours ride by rail road either place five hours to Alex
| andra aud the to Richmond. Communications
will be promptly attended TO, On addressing
| WILLIAM GORDON,
LevingGon, Nelson Comfy Virginia, or
GoDDis e. APPERsos, Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07
!: ruE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

,r,r,s a vacancy exists in the Office OF LIEU
4 tnrn.nS,Sr GOVERNOR of this Commonwealth
" !sNn 49,, Of the term for which a Lieutenant
.t =. sppointed under the Constitution and tht
assembly having appointed mlLLAm L. S1, oaIs =,
sl -r,ss BY the people; therefore, In conformity
.o' y SS.,;i or Sergeant o. each Of the counties
~ a :, rse commonwealth ia hereby required q
sce' :. ,nr Lieutenant Governor 10 be held OF
Tbnysday 10 May next, ut the places prescrioet
~. , hand "a Governor, and under tn,
frE 'AH'' ~. Commonw calth, at Richmond, th
S.S ssr ci March 1853, and in the SD year OF th'
| ma ass - HENRY A. WISE.
= o''e'"' Secy OF the Com'th.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

DY Vitue of a Deed of Trust bearing date the IAN
d of April 1885, executed by Leander Elan and vile
of record In the Clerks Office of Chesterfield County
Court shall proceed to SELL at Public Auction 70 ine
of May next the Tract of Land upon which the sslo
Leander Elan has resided for the last two years. contain
county of Chesterfield about twenty miles from the city
of Richmond, and adjoining the lands of " d. MARKHAM
E. s. Wnfree Thos. frcscron, and ais.
About l25 acres Of the Trnct is in Swift Creek 10"
groupds-vc1y productive and considered free from
andadon-the balance in timbered and cleared up'aho
all in very geod heart. r,
House, nearly new with all necessary Out houses ana
Well Of good water together with most excellent feaen
Orchard.
The place considered very healthy In very de,iEa
BILE neghborhood, and within four OF FIVE miles OF tWo
Depots On the Richmond and Danve Railroad.
Terms cash-but have doubt that other satsiaeto
~ arrangements be made with the parties Interested
for a portion of the purchase money.
March l9-cwtds JOHN a. GOODE, Trustee.
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FLS.BY.NIGHT.

5!> recently imported Stallion and Race a
aose will stand this his first season In @>
ca, al The stable of tine subscriber. within ~
s-e Of Pr.Syivsnis Courthouse, Virginia. -1I
aili be served NJ Fifty Dollars by the season, or
T'sive Dollars il insured One Dollar to the Groom
ny Case. Mares fed st Forty Gents per day. For
.a0n, Performance, Pedigree, &c. see hand bllls.
tca 3-ctls, Jim. John L. WHITE.
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fERS GREAT PHOTOGRAPH, AMBRO,
TYPE AND MEL AlNlTYPE FACTORY.

,., W III Main street. Richmond, Va.
"o hundred and seventy hve thousand Likenessef
a.ra Al ths establishment since 1850.
|" tHs Is u0& engaged in making pictures OF Mem
ae legislature The number contracted for ID
fpWl'.S has introduced a new style Of Picture.
te sitting million or more Of copies can be made,
's As perfect as life ITSELF and at very moderate
,.%Eype-, Photographs, Daguereotypes. Melaino'
~ every known style Of pictnre made, and at the
| '''c"s Warranted satisfactory, or no charge is
f-1ic, and particularly those who have friends In
f.'si4re are respectfully invited TO call and see
- o. 'he members OF the Legislature, TO be seen
I .''Sets' Picture Factory. No. l5l Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07

venton unanimously rendered seat Of hon,s cr,.,.
"s .srgs' rs.,ngs' ." DR. Rose OF the Brti-h Navy Nwhn
sn.aaIly volunteered his services on b"rrittSu.
stricken susquehanna 1t wa found after III n
"an ns-n passed, that h- had -it the CITY. h..
,ha I",,; seeh 10 have luIled down wonderfully in
sided. ~ s'e"' ''"e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07

Of reliance they have been graciously pleased to be
stow upon me. 1t shall be handed down to my
children, their moat valuable inheritance mothers
best gift to her devoted ron.
With the highest esteem, have the honor to be
most gratefully and sincerely.
Your obedient servant
K. b. PEGRAM,
Lieutenant U. y. Navy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07
FARM IN HANOVER FOR sat.E

TINHE SNbscneer oilers Tor sae pnVateF bis iaTm IN
Il Hanover county, lying about one and half miles
from the mountain road and about eight miles from Ash.
land 1t contains Icy Gold surveyD about twohths
OF which cleared and we'll adapted for wheat and
tobacco The balance Is wood land, about Of
which is oak of original growth There is house
taung six large rooms and the necessary houses at
tsched.
TERms-One.thrd cash; balance In l2 and ls months.
For further information apply to the subscriber who
can be usually found at Dabney g. Cookies, cc:.er o.
BROAD aad 9Th u;s. no. W. BlGELOW.
ADril f-rTw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07
B. CHURCH. WILLIAM X. FLEMING
CHURCH e. FLEMING,

\, ., -'S''Ts 'VsH HNIs"ssIVN WR'KstKf'f'Nf''
= AIRY AND 18TH STREETS. OPPOSITE OLD Co
,r, Lrns!AS HOTEL, RICHMOND, Va,
~ pay particular attention to the sale OF ALL
ANpS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dealers In
= .. Agricultural Implements, which are warrant
. Asa aud garden Seeds Of almost every variety.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07
VIRGINIA LANDS WANTED:

j. 'kRaL BROKERAGE Nv NEW YORK.
LaSers'sned bavin: located in New York. is now
.'uacnnS GENERAL BROKERAGE for the
aha sale Of Real Estate, Bonds and Mortgages,
Slaas, &c, &c, and offers his services to his
-sts utsna', who may need sn agent in New York
rS Purchases, charter vessels, or dispose Of Vir.
.-ms tns'' psoducts He has repeated inquiries
ssi .s n Virginia. by parties who wish to purchase
,a, saa unimprosed lands; and he has now custom.
'@ PLACES il they can be found to suit. Ad.
ks ls,., RO. Il. GALLAHER,
f>euu No 81, Liberty street, N. Y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-07

EIAVING more land than conveniently cultivate,
III offer sale $50 400 Of the tract occu-
py say 300 cleared and 100 wood land Three
hundred Chckshominy low grounds, not sub.
ject to overdow-263 Of which are cleared and well
adapted the cultivation OF corn, wheat oas hay &C.;
and the tract lies within three and halt miles OF the city
of Richmond, good road.
The location is very healthy good water and the neigh
borhood inferior to none in the country.
For TERMS &c, enquire OF Messrs. Goddin Apper.
son. Richmond or of the subscriber, the premises,
who will take pleasure in showing the land to those who
wish 10 look at il. HUGH a. WATT.
al,