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TOO MANY HeOOKs"
Spoil, THE RROTHf

TOO MANY COOKS"
SPOIL THE BROTH!
AS the anquated and homey fashion of going barefooted
has, in great passed away and the taste and
comfort of the present generation requires neat fitting hand
looking and long lasting rig for the feet H. COOK,
my Hook protesting to understand, from beginning
to ed the business of providing for the comfort of the feet
beg leave to that located in the shop
lately occupied by Mr. ]. A. sCHERMERHoRN, on
Bridge Street, Lan,berscalIe, NJ j.,
fully equipped &c. planted aw in hand and the ends
ready meet accommodation of all from first to last
whomav desire nv services wish distinctly understood
that cave in to no chap the trade the of skill
TO THE LADIES present my compliments and offer my
services assuring that my best abilities shall be put
forth to crafty their wishes their whms LADIES
AND CHILDRENS BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS, will
be made at the shortest notice. in the neates STYLE the
hest material and warranted to fit TO THE GENTLEMEN
simply repeat the same with the expression of desire for
an opportunity be put to the test the article Of hne
boots by who have yet avaled themselves Of nv
services in that line To all say if my material is not as
good my work not neat and substantial my prices
Others ask not your patronage. come up to
the standard excel little, think can your favors
viii be thankfully received, by your humble servant,
JOHN Il. COOK.
April q, 1859. IT,
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Total to July 10, 1858,
Week ending July II, 1858,
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AND eacn subscriber will become Of the propetors
the original painting valued s25 900 and entitled to an
equal share with all others in final disposition which will
be made as soon as the above number is taken in such
manner the wishes of subscribers shall indicate
This great Painting executed by Rembrandt peale
at the city of Baltimore in 1920 and has been exhibited
since them at various times in the principal cities Of the
United States-a part of the time by the undersigned
IT COVERS 3l2 SQUARE FEET OF CANVAS,
being "a feet long by 10 wide
CONTAINS % LIFE-SIZE FIGURES,
and is valued at
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Plaster! Plaster

rPHE undersigned is prepared to furnish the farmers with
i PLASTER during the at reasonable price for
CASH. He has Also
a fen hundred gallons Of old FLAG Seed OIL
Which he will sell at fair price for CASH All orders
either by mail otherwise will punctual attendance
w. II. KEEPER.
May ~, 1859. 7m*
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Answer tc last Weeks Enigma.
The Lambertville Press.
Spring and Summer. ~

HE undersigned begs leave to to his customers
and the public generally that he is prepared to offer
them well selected stock of seasonabe GOODS comprising
READY MADE CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES 4
VESTINGS. The GENTS FURNISHING DEPART
MENT, will be found the most extensive in town.
An excellent Cutter and good Workmen always ready
to make Garments to order with and dispatch
Call and be convinced that Price and Quality such that
you will not think of going elsewhere to buy.
CHAS. SCHULHAUS,
Cor Union 4 Church ST., opposite Pres6. Church
April Il, 1859. Nov. a, '58.-1y*
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April %, 1859.
Manufacturers, Mechanics and
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Enlarged Series, aUiU contain EIGHT
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-14
cARR,S HILL FOR SALE.

TllIIE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DETERMINED TO RE-
l. MOVE, oilers for sale his TRACT UF LAND, lying In
York county within II mile OF williamsburg containing abon
FIVE n NDEED i CRES,
About hundred cleared good portion of the balance
heavily tnhere besides ccrd.wood enough, amer leaving
suceucy Tor support, 10 pay FOR the farm. Til, land
lies Queen, Creek where wood any produce may r
Jones AMI otlcs-ahous in mari Of the best quality
venient 70 every field
THIS Is \ VERY FERTILE FARM lnl u rapidly i'm.
proynghiny been well Ianrlcd productive II Is
also good stock farm, having good portion Of meadow
well drain-d an marsh sulcen, !"r the SUPPORT Of alc
nuiniier OF cattle and hogs
THE DWELLING contains siX roons and passage, and
all necessary outhulngs, including good icciouc-
There ar" Two .iura. pO:niS-onr mIc from the barn
The Male AMI Female Academy In Williamsburg. and
Wil!ai Mary College which IL heing rebuilt, render
til, 4 desirable l-,ii"ncc tor The education OF chilirrn
The sncy X uf the hest order There three churches
ia Will lu!,burs, Episcopal, Meth"list and Baptist.
Ii L. rarely desirable ialin possessing many adj
van,arr, in market, disposed purchase
Invited to do before the day OF -e bargain will he
sold if early application he ndc II not disposed of before
THE TWELFTH DAY or SEPTEMBER NEXT. j, will posi-
ivey he sold Public Auction that day, heng James
City Court dy before the Courthouse door in Williams.
burg If fair ii not; the FIRST fair day thereafter.
Terms sale iiri cash. balance Ia one AEd two
years with bonds bearing interest from date o sale, and
deed VI trust 10 secure the deferred payments The pur
chaser will have The privilege of seeding crop OF Wheat,
and full possession given ;he l.. OF January next
For further iafor hai0a. refer L. Col L. DuTfey. and
James ". Gusts, Williamsburg; oni 20 Go!in A?"t Oh.
Rrimond Va.
Ny Posj UGicc is II WiEism,burr, IA.
EbSC0w L!rscOMBE.
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GOV. WIsEs SANFORD LETTER.

We have received from all quarters requests
for additional copies Of this document. The
favorable reception which has been accorded to
it by the press in every part of the Union, the
fact that it is the only complete treatise or the
subject of territorial government vital
question Of the day-thc corroboration CT its
main argument and conclusion by an opinion
pronounced by Chief Justice Tancy since its
publication, and especially the fact that large
and intelligent public, at the North rs well as
at the South, have recognised it as cmbodying
an exposition of the subject matter upon which
conservative men of all sections can unite with
out sacrifice Of principle or resort TO TEN
porary compromiscs-tl necessity for such
book on The shelves Of lawyers as we'll a poll
ticians-cvcrytfring has combined to create an
unusual demand for copies Of the treatise.
We have already supplied il To our readers
and exchanges to the number OF many thou
sand, and have printed two thousand pamphlet
copies which have been bcspoken. The demand
still keeping up, We shall issue another edition,
enlarged by the addition of the Letters on the
I.cconlpton Question" The price for which
will be 81.
The questions discussed, and their connee-
ton with the approaching canvass, render this
pamphlet of great public interest.
The pamphlet will contain over aou roya!
octave pages, accompanied with 4 map of the
Territories, with their boundaries, at the time
Of their acquisition. This map prepared for
this pamphlet, cannot be obtained in any other
way. and will be found Of very great ,isc in II
,ustration Of the questions at Issue.
Persons desiring copies will please send IN
their orders Immediately. Price 81.
Our exchanges vii! please give this an III
scrtion.
Nd. Orders unaccompanicd with prepay
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count will be made TO booksellers and others
desiring to purchase large numbers Of copies
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AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC SALE or THE ALLEGHANY


TN pur.u,uc- the provisions of Iced OF rI>t executed
10 me on the 10Th day april ISL, by Dr. Neil T. Bril-
r and wife and OF record In the Clerks Office, OF the coli
s Of Mon,r romery aud Franklin, made secure 10 the
Wr.,r. i!n the ir:er propri.toi, III. payment of the
urchasc money the Alleghany Springs property will.
n, Trustee in said deed, otter Tor sale, public auction in
from, Of thea e:hany Springs Hotel FRIDAY he 3ll.
Iy Of JUNE S2. II fair, If not, thea the next lair dmy
rNc.rt sunday aud Monday. THREE UNDIVIDED
rul TS A. that We'll known property In the county Of
Moutg gomrry known as the "ALL,SY sriNGS rEofEgrY,
which consists (besirs the Springs rroer) Of TRACT OF
LAND supposed to contain about $40 Acres the Hotel.
Cabins, Bath House. and other imp said tract
oflad. and VI the Household and Kitchen Furniture, Pa-
ta,ion Tools and live Stock used and employed upon the
said tract OF land and belonging TO the said Sprins cab
li,hm.nt.
The improvements Of the substantial kini aud
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation of
psEh vIsITUs, These Springs have or several past,
been regarded amongst the best III not indeed, the bes
pieces "f property in the Satehc water being justly cee
years, been extensively psroniz:d and such i their c-e
briiy only in this state. hut throughout the pih that
a further description Is deemed unurc sssary.
Possession will be given upon the consunnltlon Of tie
sale that III. purchaser will have ample tia!" make
arrangements for the ensuing Sp'ins
am authorized by Mr. B w J.. Holt the OF the
other fourth oi this property, 10 say that II hc purchaser
at tie sale advertised desire il, hr purchase his intc
rest upon The Most reasonable icrUis.
To Tie requirements e! Tie deed "f trust c''h
payment will hc required, which will amount To- about
S.up1 TiIc deferred payments In further pursuance "i
the ;rll-t will u. required be made the first days Of
January, i>6c and sdi u!ess otherwise agreed between
the pariics in interest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-14
(.~.Ss

CnNrLAoRATIoS AT BEoDY, IL ArsrEM.-A
mercantile house has received the following
particulars Of the recent calamity about
eight hundred to one thousand houses, nearly
the whole of the town. have been laid IN ashes.
Thousands of families which were before
wealthy, are now reduced 10 the utmost DIS
trcsS, having neither shelter nor food. The
conflasration presented a terrible aspect during
the night. the flames rising in hundred
places At the same time. Many lives have been
lost. There were no means Of preventing the
flame, spreading. nor sufficient water being
within reach and 10 power procurablc to rem
der sufficient assistance. Amongst the public
buildings, those for the government, the town
hall, police courts. post Office, Russian consu
late telegraph office, church, school, and in
tirmary arc 4 heap of ruins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-14
Family Relations of the Car and Emperor.

1t is fact which is not generally known.
(says the Cincinnati Enquirer, that the Car
of Russia and the Emperor Of France are con
ncctcd by marriage. \ son Of Eugene Beau
harnais. who WAS married to the daughter Of
the King Of Bavaria. married Il sister Of the
present Emperor Alexander Of Russia. Eugene
was the son Of the Empress Josephine the first
wife of Napoleon. One Of her grand sons is
the present Emperor Of France; another is the
husband of the sister Of the Emperor Of Rus
su. One OF her grand daughters, by Eugene,
is the present Queen Of Sweden. Another
grand son, who is now dead, married the Queen
Of Portugal Still another granddaughter, by
Eugene Is the Empress of Brazil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-14
ADAMS AND JEFFERSON ON wAg.

The letters that passed between the second
and third Presidents of the United States, II
few years before their death, are charming
specimens Of epistolary correspondence. These
extracts are from letters written in June, S:,2.
Mr.. Jefferson. in writing to Mr. ADAMS. makes
the following alu-ions to European matters:
To return TO the news Of the day, it seems
that the cannil,li- uf Europe are gong 10 eat
one another again. \ war between Russia and
Turkey is like the battle Of the kite and snake
whichever DESTROYS the other leaves destroyer
the less for the world The pnsnaciouS hlllnor
of mankind seems 10 he the law Of his nature ;
one of the obstacles 10 too great multiplication
provided in the mechanism of the universe
> | hope We shall prove
how much happier for man the Quaker policy
is. and that the life of the feeder is better than
that Of the fighter And It's some consolation
that the ,esolation by those maniarS of one part
Of the earth iS tl.. means ni improving it in
other PARTS. Let the latter he our Office; and
let us milk the cow while Russia holds her by
the hor.iS and the Turk by the tail. ''o'l bless
YOU and give YOU health, strength, sood SpIr-
it,. and rs murh IF life rs YOU think worth
having TnoVA' JEFFERSON.
In Mr. MAINS reply To this letter. the follow
ing passage occurs:
All men say this globe is theatre of war
its inhabitan,, are all heroes. The little ec!s
in vinegar and the anmaculeS in pepper
water, believe, are quarrcl>omc. The bees
are warlikc as the Roman, Russian. or French
men: ants. catcrpiilars and canker-worms axe
the only tribes among whom have not seen
battles; and Heaven itself, il We believe Him
doos. Jews, Christians. and Mahoncdan<, ha>
not always been nj peace. Wcnce'tno: trouble
ourselves about these things nor irct ourselves
because nf evil,'loerS; hui surely trust the
Ruler will lis skies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-14
AUCTION SALES.
PUBLuC SALE or VALUABLE LANDS,
WII IAOUT e e SER We!

nN SATURDAY. JULY NINTH. 1859 will sell on III.
" premises those mo,' valuable lai, Within three mile
esh, hundred nearly l cleared about one
and live ,ow IN Cluverfoar hundred acres
or more well riuhcreiiEc whrc wei, Wa:crvt-:. Good
Dwelling -Isc aad all necessary Ontllouses-fve Spring,
Th place viii he first offered in parcels and then pu, up
altogether ai tie sale will be made on that basis which
bring The largssi amount.
Also "n he l"til JCLi, win spll AT Union Depot ou
EAst Tennessee aud Virginia E Road the valuable lands
lying a.: lio!siu River, aud bounded by the River opo
Ill: sd, from depot. boU, scvcn hundred ard inv acres.
a,a about half cleared Balance well tinbered Til, tract
WI also %. offered IN parc- and then whole, and
Sle lnHdc GA tat ha-ls bringing the largest amount
~ E"ta these tracts win be sold credit Of one ana
;wo years, inere>; payable ssiannuay Notes, well en-
d"cd, PAYABLE IN aion ank, with separate notes for IL
terc>t aud lien taken on land for purchas. money
These lands Will be sold by ms. attorney in fact for
Martha L. Churchwc and her husband ". VI Churchwci,
~ the former Of whom they sel"ng.
knNNNilic. Tenn Mav li-c:,t W. H. SNEEp.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

We arc requested 10 announce that Roger
\. Pryor, ESP, will address the Phoenix and
Phiomatilcan Literary Societies Of William
and Mary College on the tilI Of July next.
On the same day, addresses will be delivered
by !lr. Frank II. Alfriend, Of Richmond, Va,
orator of the philorna,hcan Society and Mr..
Octavius Coke, Of williamsburg Va, orator
of the Phoenix Society.
The public generally are invited to attend.
p. 5 The Richmond Wing" and the Ma
tiunal "Intcligcncer' will please copy.
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The Steamer Curtis Peck Once Hore on the Route
A Daily Line to Norfolk.

On Saturday the Curtis Peck made very
pleasant excursion down the river as FAR as
Curles Neck. and returned to the city by 4
o'clock. p. VI. MesSrs. II. o. llaskins and }.
Brummcl. the owners of the two Norfolk boats,
treated most Hospitality and jovially number
of friends. who were charmed to see their old
fayoritc, the Peek, come out in new and bean-
lul drcss-hcr machinery, boilers and timbcrs
thoroughly oycrhaucd and placed in perfect
oder and solid soundness. This afternoon,
(Whit-Monday.D at 4 o'clock, there will he an
excursion, returning home by the light OF the
moon-and tomorrow Tuesday, morning the
Curtis Peek will resume her trips TO Old Point
aud Norfolk. She will be commanded by Capt.
Vim. Parrish, who is al urbanc intelligent
and energetic officer Everybody knows and
likes Captain Clifford, of the Glen Cove-the
other hoat on the line The river is now look
inr lovely, with its richly vcr'lant banks and
rapidly ripcnins crops, and we know OF no
more pleasant trip, than are presented by Sneh
houts under s,c, commanders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-14
CoNMIssIoNERS' sALE OF VALUABLE


on THURSDAY TWENTffiRsr DAY or July,
~ next il fair !; nol fair day. We, the
nsoncrs appointed under decree Of - Circu, Ccu:; Of
Richmond county, will sell public auction, the prem
iscs. II privately disposed OF before that time. all the
real estate which tie !a,o C. W. smith died ssHet AMI
possessed, consisting uf
CABINET HAIL."
Ills La. ro.lcncc, situated in ErhmOd county on tc
Rappahannocl River about fy miles from Its mouth and
containing about Al acres VI and OF which about 3"I
high OF improvement and highly adapt,
the srowh VI the stapr products OF the state. The
Baltimore aud Fredericksburg stop regular with
In quarter Of milc Of ;hc house aor'lng he farmer
opportuniy to place u, vegetables in either market,
In from IL 10 Is hours after shipment The Improvement
consist of comfortable brick dw.in; house and all
sary houses In good repair There alsO good dwell
Ing about hall mile from she mansion house. embracing
one Of shore, the river for planting oysters,
which in this section OF verr inc quality aud te
yearly shipments enormous.
We viii sell with the above named farm, TWO DETACi-
aIung l9 acres heavily ahercd with oak chesnu Sc.
OAK swamp land.
TERMS-One.,hrd In cash; the balance IN and two
wears with Interest from day of sale The purchaser will
be allow to seed f. and !i possession given
on the st Of January Tile deferred payments TO be
secured by bond with approved personal security and
lien retained the property until the purchase money Is
paid.
The title good hr: will convey such oay A. u vest.
cd In u, by ID. shove decree. Address
RICHARD u. MITCHELL,
Litgat.on Lancaster CO., Va, cr,,-s
RS. IIlpKiNS. '~'''
Tappahanuo ock, Essrx CO., Va.
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the Richmond Enquirer,
.,,,.uyp DAILY. sEMI.wEEKLy AND WEEKLY
NJ Kitchic, Dunnavant, Tyler X Wise.
TEk Ms:

.s-p,:l p,r.s, dollars per anauin, and at the
~. -h, dollars II taken for shorter period than one
As ~ .e S.si-wsfyLy, FIVE dollars per annun, and
liar, ior sA u.oi.ihs, payable l., .dvaac. For the
-, &s p.- annura q: six copies for St0 he paid in.
'I'S,y it advance. When letters containing money
= sy mai. they MS. DC registered, or they vii: he al the
=, A, The writers.
q. ~ Advertisements Inserted on l;h,ra, terms,
"g.,NoNp ENoriEER' ApNtsGi>lNG SAErr Is publish
.-y Meath; the circulation !, :seiy thousand sopic.
..,riri;, Inserted Ut twrn'y i've cents per line.
- ~ lue- 20 This Office ul, nc srr;ci per mail. in
available R~aG hotc> r'yi'.rcf, ut the risk "i
- Al Obituaries and Tribute, Of Respect, exceeding
= lines, are charged for a, advss,.ssn'..,'s.
som distance :uu>t Ls accompanied with the
pay 0= satisfactory iuir.ccrea.
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4 SPLENDID rnACr oF LAND.


fi vr ue OF decree ci the Circuit Cndr oi Chancery
ID f'r Floyd coia;y la ur OF JOAN W. Headens
Administrative aud others Joh Board and others.
dcr. Airil teg1u I-. vii! Sri! public auction
she premises the Esd lay Of JULY. iei?. THE
FAMED TRACT OF LAND OF McCIb-, IIeadrn Co, on
Bars. FGrk i'll the o: Floyd snd hy recent survey
conSinn: l> Acres. This land hss FOR been
regarded by M the valuable Tract Of Land In the
coaniy u. Floyd and with Sigh! improvements could be
made anon. the fia-, farms in Western Virginia.
Some four live hundred al the finest meadow
land 10 be found anywhere the greatest portion III which is
cleared and 10 grass The ron land lies well for cn
;vd;ion, aud Is %! very superior quality !i portion OF
tho land is sill in native forest No; one .ooi the land is
exhausted. There several buildings upoa the land in
which persons reside. Bus Fork Creek beautiful trout
stream entirely through ;h- land. which together with
branches and number 81 t'ic finest Springs
water the land III Il very convenient iuanrcr.
IL j. Gcemed unnecessary 20 give more extended de-
s,rption porso icsiu- :" urcas. VIII, doubtless
anime tie a:i- ,rcr. the t!r: o: sale
We are au,hrrl. .d sell the Whole ."' together III.
vide it u SMALLER ir,c:., which Will deeTulne the
LAY OF sale
from An investigation OF the title. we feel warranted in
saving iat there doubt Int what is perfectly clear
au'i -cuI,l aud there is no .is!'u,e about it.
TtEa>Oue per cent casa. The remainder in IL, Is and
81 monJii-. equal rsa!,nshts.
i..h,r .. Capt. Jcla lclrn Who lives the land
tie who reside n.Ju III: land, will show !! 10
tl"s. desiring to purchase.
the extension vf the Richmond AMI Dauvi,i-
Rail :pi will pas. i, l.nd. The nei.boshood Is
spO! one.
HENRY LANE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-14
DEATH or A PRINTER WHO KNEW 'yUSrus

The pcndlcton s. c. Messenger III sketch
Of the "Old Stone Meeting House in that
town. after speaking of sc' 'cral celebrities bu-
ricd in the graveyard, say;
Beneath Il cluster ot ccl t- gepo>c AL that is
mortal Of John Miller, p.imtcr. We fingered
long by his grave l"r his cycntlu life afforded
us food lor meditation. five could have seen
and convciscd with his descendants, who live
in this vicinity, We could have gained fuller
sketch of him Mr.. Miller was the oldest typo
in the State. For the publication ol Junius let.
ters--thc author Of those papers he well knew
he was expelled from England lie came TO
South Carolina; probably worked FOR While IN
the Office of the first paper published in this
State, Il. Charleston. and thence removed to
Pendcton, using the press which Gen. Greene
had in his campaign he did job work until he
commenced the publication of the Pendleion
.Kc~e0gcr-thc second paper established in
this State.
The world has Spcculatcd much as to the all-
thorshp of Junius, bu; John Miller carried the
secret 10 his grave at the "O!d Stone Meeting
House." and has left no information as TO the
name Of the author.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-14
TKUSTEE's SALE, . ,. >.

OF TIE LOCDOCN AND BERLIN BRlDuf
10y virtue Of deeds OF trust execned by the Lordou3
ID and Berlin Bridge Company one OF which bear. date
on the I'D day Of December lsS and i recorded Ia t'r
Clerks Office Of the county Court OF Loudoun county Nr
cia and other tine 2>th lay OF December, l>> and
recorded In The Laud records OF Frederick county Mary
land the Undersigned In said deeds named WILL for
the purposes therein mentioned proceed 70 sell a. public
auction the highest bidder, for cash. On TIL IKspAf
TIE :rII OF JUNE, Isl? about IL o'clock, VI IN 'front.'
Of the said Company. in the county OF Lordoun the bridge
across the Potomac River belonging to the said Company
said Company and all the privileges, and rights arrnrte
nat thereto connected herewith fully as the same
are conveyed by the said deeds OF trust The said bridge
has been recently built Of the materials and in the most
Substantial manner II is well located connecting The Lou
ion Berlin Turnpike road Loudoun county, virginia
with the OF Berlin the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
aud the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Frederick county,
Maryland Thi sale presents opportunity Tor profit
able Investment. DAVID hlAsoH,
March I-c";hs Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-14
LATER FRoM NEW KExIco.

ST. Louis, June 1l.-Thc Santa fc mail OF
the Esd Of May has arrived A mass meeting
Of the Democracy was held at Santa Fe on 'n'
18th May. The meeting passed resolutions en-
dorsing the Administration and Gen. Otcro:-
The Stockton mail arrives at Santa Fe regular
w.. No. rain has fallen in New Mexico during
this year