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The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

"You have also the liberal professions-law-
yers and doctors-and the less you have of them
the better"
Thus spoke Jefferson Davis, the other day,
before the State of Maine Agricultural Society
The less of them the better, eh And what of
that other class of the eliberal professions"
known as politicians? They are of no greater
necessity than the lawyers and DOCTORS we take
it. But why should Jefferson Davis 20 out Of
his way to make fling at lawyers and doctors
the most quiet, peaceful, and amongst the most
useful members Of society--men who rely entirely
upon their own labor for support-who ask moth
ing from government or its officials but respecta-
bic treatment--and have never sneer for the
hungry herd of politicians who are going to and
fro hungering and clamoriug for Office and support
and threatening te break up the general system
of things if they are not given them
1t was the advice of doctor that sent Mr.
Davis into the lumber regions Of Maine, and thus
gave him cure for the sore eyes, and an oppor
tunity to nationalize himself. Prior to his la.e
excursion, these hyperbOrean "fellow-citizens'
regarded Mr. Davis as q sort Of Hyrcan tiger in
ferocity-a man of the extremest Southern views
and sensibilites-g glowing always in the cause Of
Southern rights at a white heat-and who dined
regularly on live fire Goals, with the use Of a
silver fork and snowy napkin Their astonish
ment was vast tn find him such mildly-mannered
man-so gentle, courteous, commune ative, ma
tional, conservative and able-And forthwith they
commeRced to fete, wine and dine him and, bs
it remembered, the lawyers and doctors contrib.
uted their hardly and honestly earned means to
these Ovations, and the thanks they got for 1t may
be seen at the top Of this article. We had de
termined to contribute literally to an ovation in
honor of Mr. Davis on his return to Mississippi,
bat being member of the 'liberal professions, y
we cannot, with much selfrespect, do so. We
are an admirer of Mr.. Davis, aud shall always
vote for him as long as he gets the nomination
and runs on the legitimate ticket, but eing a
member Of the 'libsral professions will hare to
do so under protest., Did 1t ever occur to Mr.
Davis that Calhoun, Webster, Clay, and A. G.
Brown were once lawyersi j G laea.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

The SOUTHERN CnIzES.--The Southern
Citizen announces that after the 18th Of No
vember the Office of publication of that pi'
per will be removed fIom Knoxvilleto Wash
ington, D. c.. The publishers state that thei
subscribers will be supplied without.tbe in
termission Of q single week, and at tbe sane
terms (S2 a year, upon which tue paper ha
hitherto been published; and further, Aa
the Office of public stion will be in Knoxville
ualit some iimebstween the l5thOf NOseD.
Der and tbealst.of December. igbaa lllltl
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

TRANsFERRING BLooD.--The delicate and
interesting operation Of transferring blood
from one person to another has again been
successfully performed by DR.. Whsatcraft,
an English surgeon, in the case Of a female
patient. When apparently expiring from
los' OF blood, about two pounds were trans
ferred from the veins Of her husband into
her veins, with the most favorable result
In a few minutes after, the current of blood
began to flow, and the .ebbing Of life was
checked, the circulation being re-establislled,
and the deliverance from appare utly certain
death secured
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

EDIroRs RTslNG.-In noticing the Fecen
elevation of certain members of the edIoris
fraternity to military bonors, we forgot 10
mention that several had been promoted to
responsible civil positions. Two Mississippi
editors have been elected Ranger, andin Ten
nessees one has been elected Constable =
We hope the fortunate members of the tripod
will not become "struck up' because Of their
success Vicksburg Wing. .ea8fa g
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

Saysthe Mississippi Democrat of the Goth:
There can be no doubt that this neighbor.
hood isnOw afflicted with a prevailing pesti.
lence, call it by what name we may. II ii
be not yellow fever, it is species of fever
equally malignant. Tt has made its appear.
ance along the bayou, near Handsboro,
and several OF our fsllow-citizens have
already been hurried to eternity through its
agency, and great many Others are at pres.
ent labOring under the same sickness.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

WINSTON BANKS SnoT. This gentleman
who once upon time, last year, we believe,
edited paper in Quitman county, Texas
and was run out of that county for publish.
ing abolition sentiments, returned there on
the 18th nlt. and was shot. Mr.. Banks was
once lawyer in Yazoo county, and divided
his time between practicing law and editing
q soclalistic newspaper, He possessed more
than ordinary ability as writer. ~. Sun
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

The Santa Fe mail, with dates to th'
9th ult., has been received, and reports
another battle with the Indians, in which
six OF them killed, and 5000 :heep recoV,
cred from them. Two soldiers were killed
in the action. aes 81 81
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

HAPPY REJoIsDka. IA lady wished seat,
and portly, handsome gentleman brought
one and seated her. a'Oh, you're jewel
said she; oh, no. replied he 'Pm a jewser
II have just set the jewell Could there
have been anything more gallant than that
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

The OREaoN SENATOR'S Hon. Delazon
Smith, one Of the Unilod States, Senators
from Oregon, was to have left that territory
on the goth ult. for Washington, Oregon,
it will be recollectcd, has not yet been admit,
ted into the Union. aot.8 .h
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

A Bic Weeks WoRK,--During the past
week Squire w. 1. Barry, the veteran typo,
at present employed in the News Office, set
up $1,000 ems. This win do for man in
bis 18th year; an ought to put all young
laggards to the blnsh. At 33kc. per 900
ems, the old mans weeks labor pays well.-
Nashville Patriot. e'saa
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

"straws show which way the wind blows.'
Read the following:
"Tbe Leavenworth Journal rabid ireesci
sheet, has hoisted the name Of Stephen A
Douglas for President in 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

A Paris letter, dated the 9th ult., say'
that Morphy and Harrwitz had then only
played their seventh game. The previous
game had been drawn, to be resumed next
day: The games then stood MoFphy four
Harrwitz two, drawn one.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

SINKING OF THE B. D. NEwcoMB.-Ih'
fine passenger packet II. u. Newcomb, anHi
on Monday, near Island 2l, and Is total lc'A
All the passengers were saved with their bas'
gage, as were also the officers aud crew. Y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

OUR RAnRoh.XCocEe, Bradford & ca
are now at work with 800 hands on Their
contract north of Canton-and will com,
plete it, if nothing uncommon shall hinder
them, in IA or Is months. 1t is confidently
believed that the whole road will be under
contract in IL months from this time. Let
our friends on the line aid only to the exteut
of their ability, and the great work will be
accomplished speedily. AttaIa Democrat.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

ANOTHER ATLANTIC CABLE TO BE LAID
It Is said to be the intention Of the British
Government to lay another cable between
Ireland and Newfoundland next year, in the
event Of their being unable to work through
the present line. . '.',t's 8 ''e'
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

The Port Gibson Reveile says Coll u. D
Burton, 'late'cf the Gallatin Argus, intends Y
start q paper at HazIehurst, C5piah county,
at an early day. a s'' ssse,ss 's@
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

qMissrssrFPf MIaRoR This Is the name y
the paper published at Gallaiin, which suC
cseda the Argus. tits published by Messr
McRae 4 Power, and edited by D. w. MCRas
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

TIE MISSISSIPPI FAIR.--The Jaekvon
Mississippian, of the 26, has the followiUa
ehtive to this State festival:
It will not be forgotten that this gro,,
State Festival commences on Monday thu
9th. Extensive preparations are in progress
and il doubtless will attact large nnmho,
of people. The amphitheater of circular
building 758 feet in extent, all covered in
with gallery 8 feet wide, extending en-,
tlrely around-one half of this circle will ba
fitted up with seats the other will be Ieft
open for the exhbitation of such articles AZ
may be presented.
Regulations for the Toarnanseat-
trance fee, one dollar. The contestants to
appear in fancy costume, at their discretion
The exercises to consist of throwing the
javeiin through ring, say four or iiveipx
ches in diameter, suspended on the left of the
rider, about nine or ten feet from the ground
and ten feet from the horseman, towards the
center of the circle Thejaveliu to be made
Of wood throughout, Of such weight as the
contestants may each select, not being less
than six feet iu length, aad one inch or one
inch and one. fourth in diameter, With a point
like lance. w II N
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

The jackson Eagle having suggested the
propriety and expediency Of : masquerade
and fancy dress ball, IN that city, during the
approaching State Fair, the bIississippiaD
says The suggestion has been unanimously
adopted. 4 yte.a g. FA. = ~ 2
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30
YAzoO CITY MAILS.
ARRIvAns AND DEFARFURBI

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURBS.
gsssaasf gstB--~~~--77fg lfEf8 anl I.
DAILY NAIL TO vAUGHANs DEPm
Arrives Daily, ct 2 O'CLOCK, A NJ ies
3 Departs :. W.. II bas.. Up Nj n'n
sEMI-wEEKLY MAIL 10 JACKSON.
Arrives Tuesdays and fridays at l2 NJ. at nigsS'
Departs Mondays and Thursdays At 2 AsP
vTRI-WEEKLY MAIL 10 DOVER.
Arrives Mondays, WednesdaysA > Fridays, lCAss
Tl&v4attfat AsAH ff2NA fttt MfRsFa III Az
DoPeaassi 4'''ovr9 s.ssaq sii ii''sa A-r i.
|EEMI-WEEKLY MAIL TO VICKEBURSs
Arrives, Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 o'clock A. y y
Departs Wednesdays and Haturnays at : AZ
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

It is currently reported that the British
Government will shortly issue . pardon to
Thos. F. Meagher, the Irish exile.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

The deaths from yellow fever, in New
Orleans, up to Sunday last, amount to 4 ,449
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nISSOLUTlON.- c.-partnership
- heretofore existing under the fra, of DAVIS L
l EE is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons having claims against the concern will
please present them to either of us for settlement
JUHN DAVIS,
July l9, 1858. N d LEE.
l will continue to buy and sell ne
Rroes. and can Re found at Davis Hutcheson's Of
fee, until further notice.
ly 2Q-lm JOHN DAVIS
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DOCKBRiDGE BATHS.-This favori,e


~ bathing place, long known as LETCHER's. and
afterwards as JORDANS SPRINGS, has been re-
Gently purchased by company of gentlemen 10
Rockbridge county, where 1t is situated and where
open for the reception OF visitors upon the lst Of
JUNEnex New and handsome buildings have been
erected and no effort will he spared to mako IL de-
iightful summer resort Il is bean fully located
ley scenery unsurpassed in varied beauty by any in
The State 1t ia on the main stage road from Lex
ington to the Central Railroad distant eleven miles
from the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot,
day from Petersburg Kichm md and Alexandria, ar
giving at their destination before sunset.
The temperature of the water Is a little higher
than that OF the Old Sweet. and this with the pecG
highly charged with Carbonic Acid Gas, and con.
tains Magnesia Iron, &C. renders bathing in il, by
universal consent Of those who have tried it, delight
tul and invIgoratng to an extraordinary degree
experience, especially in of general Debility
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs, alterations,
wherever existing, Rheumatism, Amenorrhea, BIS
nenorrhea, Menorrhagia, Leucorrhea, Prolapsus
children, it is unsurpassed, If equalled. by any wa
ter in the world. Near at hand Is fine Sulphur
Spring, second only to the famous White Sulphur
Of Greenbrier, to which visitors to the Baths have
Governor Henry A. Wise, who spent portion of
last summer with his family at "the Raths," thur
speaks of it: 1T is my chosen spot in the noun
tains and shall certainly revisit it, If possible, next
summer.
Reference may also be had, amongst many others
to Col III Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military Institute, Rev VIM White, D D. and Rev
VIM N Pendletou, of Lexington; VIM @ Paine, Esq
of the firm of Kent. Paine Kent, Richmond, and j
THunter. Esq. Of Selma, Alabama.
TERMs.-$i.5 so per day. for less than one week; So
per week for less than two weeks; So r.week, for
more than two weeks. and $50 per month.
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GA ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
R<3A THE sNyRaps cwfN pQn

CrI1Is TUE CtikOpiASTio PkoCBss.
8 ~. JONES, Dentist having purchased tn.
rlsh, :,r the above mode OF making Teeth AMI be
inx entirely satisfied of its absolute superiority
o-er tue gold. sitverl platins method, Can witt
confidence commend il 10 all who may desire fui
o. partial ssts of Teeta-and especially 10 such s.,
mas be dissatisfied with those they are now using
la this process. all of the objections TO the goe
ris;e are removed-the suction being perfect, Sc
cures comfort and stability to the t-and tha teeti
tiaE an heddel in the metal the food 10 exclude
fr.ln uai-r or between them. they are Therefore
-s9er cleaner, smo~ Their and in every respect bet
ter.
IN Consequence of the perfect adaptation of the
pla:e 10 the meath and the suction thereby secured
h can insert ose or moce teeth 5,teoW clasps-ane
in ali cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
or uHchsrKe.
This method having been adopted and commendee
by thsss Standing highest In the profession, NORTH
s1i SoHta testimonials will be given and specimen.
exhibited, 10 any who may desire TO see them. Tho
old p &tes Of those wishing exchange tffe old II"
n Il for she new will he taken in part pay. oEic,
opposite Corinthian Hall.
n''Ne hours from . to q. from BIZ to
,al
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NOTICE TO RAIL ROAD CONTRAC
OFFICE OF RICHMOND AND YORK RIVERl

RAtLkUAD CUMPANT, r
RICHMOND, July 10Th. 1888.
The undersigned is authorized to receive Proposals
for the unfinished Grading, Bridging, Delivery OF
work necessary to complete The LIST Division of the
Richmond and York River Railroad TO pamunke.
River (23 miles and also for the End Division, (sep
arately,) from Pamunkey River to West Point
rs $40 miles-) including Pamunkey River Bridge
neer's 0fice of the above Company, in Richmond
until the 10th day of August next, where Plans
specifications and all information necessary for bid
ders will also be furnished and after the lst cay
Of August.
Payments monthly in Cash, and in the Company's
AMI State Bonds Bidders ia chow satisfactory eyi
ienee ofasilty and responsibility. and 20 per cent.
reserved from monthly estimates until contracts are
completed ID. 3. WALTON.
;v 23-dt8A Chief Epg'r.
Hn The ebove Letting is postponed until the
2,rh August Bids will be received from the 18th to
the 2fth inclusive. ALTON,
an 5-t2tA Chief Engineer.
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A<& ASHLAND IVA J
AaAkESEx> RACEs-FALL MEETING,
=zACS, lsss-The proprietor of this

&SA<ws(HV> RACES-FALL MEETING,
sz&52S~ ls5s.-The proprietor of this
sS~~~-~~-S..s.sA>--ne AMI beautiful Race
Course sixteen miles North of Richmond. direct.
on the line Of the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, begs TO announce TO the racins
world the following stakes 10 Re run for over hi
Gu So ihis Fall. commencing on TUESDAY, tht
?stl day Of October sjS. and cont nuing four days
AId hopes hat the owne' Of racing stock will seuc
in ihsir Entrances without delay.
IUgsDAY-F First Day -Sweers;aEefor three year
old colts and miles, milo beats 500 entrance. So
torf-is To close the lst of October.
SECOND RAcE-Same DAY -Sweepstake for tire
years IL colts aud Files $50 entrance half forfeit
iw o mile heats. To close the LIST OF October.
WEDNESDAY Second Day-Proprieior's Purse
S5FH. three mile heats ...
THrBapAT-T Third Day.-Jockey Club Purse $1,000
four mile heats
FRIDAY-E asrh Fay The Ashland Handicap
sweapstakes two and alfmiles, 500 subscription
So forfeit s25 declaration. If declared by the 25tf
OF september To clos on the LIST Of September.
hmple s.ablins and the best accommodations vii
h. furnished 20 all who may attend. Racers anf
Trsr-r, will fnd the Ashland Hotel all that l.
desirable.
For entries or 9th r information. address the pro
pr.tor At Ashland Hanover county. Va
81 a. JAMES TAYLOR. frorrintor
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TRUsTEE's S1LR on IN7ERFaT IN
By Ro. B. Lyme, Auct.

WILL be sold at public auction, on
W DNESDAY, the 18th OF August. AZ o,cIk
ID, that commodious Framed Dwelling. recently
erecte d by Messrs Hopkins 4 Guy As Q factory. 4
opposite the former residence of Larkin Ford the
house was built Of excellent materials, and Is now
used as an academy. The lot upon which the house
stands, beautifully located. contaiuing two acres
will be offered for sale At the same time
TERMS very accommodating aud made known at
the sate. R0 LYME
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By Jas. NJ. Taylor 4 Son, Aucts.

- TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL SrS AT
AUCTlON.-Wiil be sold upon the premises on
fkIDAf, the 18th August, commencing at O'clock
lot on east eide 18th. between Broad and III N.
shall streets and has upon 1t q carpenters shop oc
cupled by Mr.. &. W. Barker. The property onts
100 feet and runs back the usual depth to an slley
and will be divided to suit purchasers
TERMS-One fourth cash. the balance at l. and II
months for NOES with interest. and deeds to secure
deferred payments.
JAS NJ TAYLOR I SON.
aus Auctioneers.
Quence of RAIN ID postponed till TUESDAY. the nth
instant, at O'clock p. NJ.
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SALE Of VALUABLE

J. REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY o. RICH
MOND, ON THE S0UTd SIDE OF LEIGH, BE-
TWEEN 7fH AND 9Th sTS.-As trustee IN . certain
deed beaGing date S0th January, 1851 executed By
Mr. Vim Bell Williams, duly recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court, shall proceed to sell ct public
auction, on tine premises, on FRIDAY, the 27th day
Of August 1885, at O'clock. n II fair; II not. the
deed, consisting Of lot located above, fronting
46 feet, running back l2l feet 70 an alley 10 rear
feet wide; bounded on the vest By the Orphan Asy-
occupied By Mr John williams This lot 10 most de
sirably and peassnty located, and in good neigh
borhood.
TERMs-Cash The title Is believed 10 be rood.
but the trustee will cunYey with the nsnal special
warranty. W. 0OpDIN,
ans Trustee
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Mr.. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,

h'A CORNER OF GRACE AND FoUsHEE STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
OCTOBER. 1858. and ends the LIST of JULY, 1859.
For c. benett OF young ladies who have finished
their regular of studies and who wish to car
~ on further their mental improvement there will
he class in Bellies Letters and notwithstanding
twice week Price of admission, $50 for the Who'll.
session, ana $l5 to pupils who take other studies
The greatest efforts i'll be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
ln the Primary Department French will be taught
FACULTY:
HUBERT LEFEBvRE, A NJ, Phi ncipal.
WNG WILLIAMS. A u, Vice Principal.
Rev Ii keppler, John 2 Little, D. Mrs r Al
Hadame l. Blanctet, Mrs Miriam Taylor Madame
Marie Esvan. John A Calyo, C W Thilow VIM
Grabau, Eliodoro Camps, Heinrich Schneider.
TERMS:
90
Sof LlG IN
For English 40 90
For Modern Languages, eacb.............-... 20 90
For French, when studied exclusive of the
English .............. 40 90
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 10
For Music on Piano, Harp, Guitar, organ. or
Singing:
For one lesson (of an hour a week 40 90
For two lessons (of an hour a week. 50 90
For three lessons (of On hour) week 100 On
For four Iesso (of hour ek.......... 100 90
For the use of Pr 90
sor Drawing, from Mode s....-.............. 20 90
ror Drawing, IRON Nature .............. 40 90
For Painting in Water COOrs. 40 %
Oil Painting so 90
Primary Department. for children under IL
years OF 81 w
For further particulars n agplS to ,pvrpvpr
have Sc eral of my pupils to placs rs teachers.
Persons by apply ing to me- may secure the services
of competent instructors. RPL.
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A MELIA WHITE sULP HUR

N SPRINGS These justly celebrated Springs
situated in Amelia htv, Va II miles from the
Junction of the South Side apd Richmond and Dan
willie Railroads, 43 miles from Richmond, and aces
.ible twice day for visitors Fl N the South North
East OF West An Omnibus will be ready at Jetefs.
vile Station upon the arrival of each train to
yey passengers to the Springs.
The season opens on the LIST day of july, and closes
Oh the LIST of October.
The Waters are like those of the famous Green
brier White sulphur and require no puff or certif-
ate TO their qualities having been tried many
years to the satisfaction of every one.
TERMS:
bOaru, per mODsn.
week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
Children under IL years of age, half price.
Servants do
10 -ornh
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

JOHN CARY. A NJ. Principal, instructor in An.
cient Languages and Mathematics.
h EDMONDS, V NJ I. Assistant in Mathemat
les and instructor in Tactics.
JESSE JONES, A b, Assistant in Ancient Ian
guages.
Pa LIPPE HEALE, instructor in Modern Lam
suaoes ard Music =.
MISS EMILY A CLEVELAND. Ins.ructress in
Female Department.
Board and Tuition in Ancient Languages and
Maths mates, 500 per session of ten months COM
meIcing on the lst Monday in October. Lights
extra For catalogue. or further information, ad.
dress the Principal. Hampton. Va. amin
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By 1. 4 G. B. Davenport, Aucts.

ROCERIES. &C., AT AUCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY,'l9 of August, We will sell, at
10 o'clock. at our auction store. an assortment Of
Groceries, viz:
800 bags Laguayra Coffee
so hhds Bacon Sides and Shoulders
$50 bbls Reboiled Syrup
50bbs New York Extra Syrup
800 bills Crushed, White AID Yellow Sugars
100 bbls Old Rye hiskey
100 bbls N KUN
81 bills Apple Brandy
50 u chests Gunpowder Teas
Soap. Candles
Claret Wine
Manufactured Tobacco
ALSO-5O0 sides good and damaged Sole Leather.
TERMs-Under $l00, cash; 500 and over months
credit for approved paper.
I&G DAVENPORT.
aul2 Auctioneers.
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~---..sx,z.x, TIE CONTRAC

80 go -zsszzHx1 TIE C0NTRAC
SIS ~ kzsis TORS for the construction
Of the DJ1i Pedro / [ RAJ LR0AD, in Brazil. wi-t
toeuleioy FIFTY YOUNG MIN, natives of the Stat,
nf yirgi ala or any of the Southern States who MAJ
ury. rstand the management Of negroes On public
works, to go to Brazil as Managers or Forernen.-
They prefer experienced la the construction O
such works. but they will employ some young ntei
who are now engaged on farms. or who are employ
ed as overseers on farms They wilt also emplor
men who have been accustomed to work white la
,fhsayy rock work Including Tunnel,ing &c Th'
linz Of the railroad 20 bs constructed viii pass u
ard through the sierra de Nor, or North Mountain
80 miles fr0u Rio de Janeiro, from which. r. tbt
foot the mountain, there s raj road In operation
Thr elm ate IS delightful, being alb ut The same Re
in the county of Greenbrier in this State, In sum
rner tut much mildsr in winter-mercury in th'
Thermometer never rising higher than g. degrees IL
euramsr and never falling below IS degrees In win
ter aud it is healthy there as In any part Of th
world
AnpIy in person 10 the subscriher, at the store OF
" gry, Pearl street, Richmond. Va.
aua-ts ROBT HARVEY.