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PUBLIC SALE OF THE ALLEGHANY Y


Tn puruance Of the provisions Of deed Of trust executed
and afc and "f record in the Clerk offices of the
ties Mont .onery and Franklin, made to the
Mcs>rs Holt the roprietors the payment Of the
purchase money for the Aleehany Springs property WILL
Trustee in said deed offer for sale, AZ public auction In
from, of thea lcchany Springs Hotel FRIDAY. hc 9Th
day Of JUNE s9 il fair, hot, then the fair day,
-Nccp, sunday and Monday, THREE UNDIVIDED
f0tHTS ofai that well known property In the county cf
Mont niyom-ry, known aStc ALLEIANY STRINGS PROPERTY,
which consists tbcsiics the springs proper Ola TRACT OF
LAND supposed to coutan ah"u, $40 Acres OF the Hotel,
Cabins, Bath House and other improvements said tract
ofland and Of the Household and Kitchen Furniture Plan
,a,on Tool, and live Stock used AMI employed upon the
said tract Of land and belonging 10 the said Springs esab
lisimelt.
The improvement, are "f the mos, substantial Kind and
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation Of
pREp These springs hayc for several past
been regarded amongst the best III not indeed, the best,
pieces OF property in the Saiehe water being justly
braed for it, great MEDICINAL NRirL> They have, In past
Yeats, been extensively parnnik: aud ,uch is their ccc
hrity Only in this State but throughout the South that
a further description i deemed unnecessary
Possession will be given upon the concentration Of the
sale. that The purchaser will have anr. time make
arrangements for the cli,uius Spring season.
am authorized by Mr. Is. W. L. uULr. the of the
other fourth OF this property, s that II the purchaser
rc,t upon the mast reasonable terms.
To The requirements oi the deed Of trust cash
payment will hc required. which viii amount In about
s!oooo The deferred payments in further pursuance Of
IA, trust will he required to be mai. the first days o
January. i>p and s6l, unless oiherwc agreed between
The parties in interest.
JOHN o. l.. G0GGIN, Trustee.
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A VALUABLE JAMES RIVER FARM,
CFEtBLy IPPLiCtTiOS ~ NApE)
~ Ia a,, al ipIp cnu,tr nfrsr for

(,FEiRLy APPLICATION ~ NApE.)
ylTISISC 10 move adjoining county, OGer for sale
w nv farm containing four hundred and seveI,:y two
acres II situated James River, in the County OF
Charles City, thirty miles below Richmond and Eve from
Charles City Court House. and adjoins the lands Of EN-
President Tyler and Others very advantageouy su-
ated for shipping OF all products from the farm In one
mile OF the landing timber and cord wood can be cn' sum
Gent TO p.y half Of the purchase money and then leave
full supply fencns fuel 6c-Thcre about one hun
dred and eighty ninety Of cleared land which has
Lr.u recently hca yily arlcd aud lined and Is In good
hear,The field for low is very ,hcky set with coTer;
produces well wheat and tobacco But useless to
saw more the proiuctyencss Of James River land too
we'll known to need much recommendation The dwelling
/, in good ORDER roomy very convenient and beautifully
situated with all necessary ant houses in first rate rcnr-
The fruit Is the most choice variety Any one wishing 10
view the place. direct their letters To Charles Cy
Court House. stating the day shall meet them at kennoh
wharf Trrlus made TO suit the purchaser. Apply 10
WILLIAM =. CHRISTIAN,
M,r film Or (nnDIN 4 APPEliSUN. Aucts,
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Design Of the Austrian Retreat strategy " NA'"'
Innis Eanoleon. &c.

Bosrox. june 3.-In reference to the report
,ba, in th. .yent Of the French crossing the H.
c;no , II ,bc Austrian, will march direct to Paris,
tt'''i thn ordon t"I Post comments as follows:
'''t .pe"nle I, could not see why the Austrians
,.an, M further than Piedmont Her object
W." m."' to - commit France by proceedings invol-
w,n v;nr he her with Europe The falling back ofthc
,ms,rian Generals per- - Of the same explana-
tion Possibly Louis :'.poleon's hesitation re-
iers @ to knowledge Of the encmy's policy.
Napoleon iii, is an obtruder in the elder
ROYALTY. and his ambition being hurtful to
ncacc. his recent conduct seems to reveal the
worst preiudices against his dcspotism, render
ing him doubly dangerous The other de;-
pots may. therefore, combine against him: 1t
IS natural that England should join th.m If the
scenes Of 1915 are to he repeated
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THE LOTUS;
\ MONTHLY MAGAZINE T..
ANNIE CHAMBERS KErcHuM


,ng e.; number Of this enterprise, beginning with
IaRu4y. i>i9. is before the public. The publishers
have foehCTi- 30 i|sie prospectus fully confident that
H.. merits The wor! would cuuaeni il to the patronage
q al sho love genuine literature II /. commenced under
The favorable auspices: it, gifted Editor stands first
ro yoC:: poets Of the present of English
sai assisted hy corps Of brilliant contributors, both Ia
~. coGa;sy and Earopr will furnish monthly choice
sore of Instructive c!e:ta!ni:c any periodical OF Tie
,oGniry scOris.
Th- will coaail nothing sectional sectarian: but
s clean from al fields whatever Is worthy and acceptable
;:s.,nf the enlightenment and beray Of the cnchr-
s-! and -a for such encouragement aud support lis
tr,e!.. rgay claim.
AL communications pertaining 10 the Literary Depart
.ta be addressed 10 the Editor All voluntary
:.g,ion, be accompanied by the Of the
,pecys authors. 10 secure attention.
gsisnc.s aad business letters be addressed either
70 The Editor Tie Publishers
1Esg>-Three Dollars per annum, invariably In advance;
,rsa:! sy- cents per single copy. No subscription
sas-d 70. longer tin. ;iaa paid for Booksellers and
hsyendeEs supplied usual the trade. Great
.:!icsu..nis offered 10 Clubs. Address,
HUTTON CLARK.
Feb S-Csn Memphis, Tennessee.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TWISTING 10 60 10 The West oIcr FOR sale te 'ract OF
w Land which reside, living in the county OF Prince
the Sou,hsidc railroad, from lamrlcn sidney College
and II from ParnyIlle containing ij acres This Land Is
In high state Of improvement and Is well adapted to TIE
growth Of all the crops usually made in this section oi
country and IL Of the best Improved places IN ihe
county The buildings all new, having been erected
In The last or years. Of the best materia and under my
o.n eye--and consist Of HANDSOME DWELLING, with
nine rooms conveniently arranged lar Kitchen, Win
two rooms: Ice.house Carragehouse large enough Tor
hre. carriage. SmoScousc, Stables, Tohaceobar-, "o
OF which are framed and very large and built In The last
rre YEAR. and every necessary house farm. There
T. large prororon Of wood land both Of original growth
and pima There il every kind of fruit Of the choicest va
reties such ~ apples peaches pears. uns cherries nee
tarnes apricois and great variety Of grapes ihis Is
one of the most beautiful and desirable Residences in the
state and wishing those dcrous OF purchasing 10 view ioE
themselves. shall give no further description NJ reen
eycrp, to sy that il as healthy is any place the world
III JS~.wSn JAMES COBlIS.
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LAND AND NEGROES,

FOR SALE IN MECkLkNbl fsU SOtSIl i, ,h
T WILL sell at Public Auction, on THURSDAY, THE
IeTli DAY or JCSf next, my property at Christians
VILE Va con.istn, about thousand Cl0l acres o
valuable LAND ncrdnE the village property (which ex
,.nsve Tan Yard and Tobacco Factory together win M
teen valuable Negroes eight young likely and webroks
Mul.- stock 81 all kinds, Carts, Wagons, Sc, &C. Tn,
Roanoke Valley Railroad extension from GlarA'vle ,s
K-y.yilr OH the Richmond and Danville Railroad VII
pn through land and there will he depot at The vii
LACE II not sold privately before the 10th day OF June
next (of which due notice will be gvenJ certainly vii
be sold then Terms liberal and will be made known or
the day of sale. -,
Purchasers are requested to view the property. will
take great pleasure In showing it, II Is deemed unnec-ssh
.ary 20 give detailed description Of the property here ~
il /, believed that will purchase before viewing IT,
suffice TO say that It lies both sides OF Butchers Greek
and Il miles north OF Boydton and Clarsvle and Is miles
south Of Keysve There is fair proportion OF Creek AND
Branch Land upon it, and more fine springs Of excellent
water than any tract the Creek About one-thrd "i hs
Land i arabic the balance in original forest and pines
The Land eau be divided 10 suit purchasers.
'''> J. =. FINCH.
Taos T. Moss L SOS, Aucts.
e. The Petersburg Express will please copy twice
week until day SALE and forwardb to me at
VILE, Va. for settlement. y T. T.
Mac
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T0EING desrous Of retiring from the labor and eonine
ment of school, offer for sale the property known
AS EDGEwOOD" about ihreefour'hs Of mile from rai,
myra Va 1t is the seat OF very honrsng school "eh NC
school has pe patronage both Of boarder' and day scho
lars. o .,,,od .,n,.;.u :,
, hosrn,. school The location is unsurpassed 10y any
far beauty comfor, and hcalthfulncs,.
would sell with the buildings 80 or ~ acres oi Lanh OF
the whole Of the adjoining tract which contains nearly wv
acr.s and l. I'm fine state OF Improvement
~ The terms can be made favorable to me nrchasrr
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NORMAN MESSENGER.

IlNHIs FINE STALLION will stand the present ~ -
i a;the Trotiine Park. near Richmond, L-3N
:t.rjhc ,-iso1. and so" insure. with Al TO the IA-
groom. Ge /.Gd i az rtcH n~ mare -ert,o.
Parties in-arins will have the privilege OF putting their
ai.' 90 the horse mex; gratis in all cases where
ta.y tc ~ I-ov- In foal.
Marc VII be we'll fed at forty per day, bG, there
all b. responsibility in case OF loss accident.
S-a.cl % :.rninsie lst August.
NORMAN MESSENGER is years old the e:d Of May.
i>a h,al,oac grey. lG hands high Of fine proportions,
.ai Cor strength speed and bottom combined cannot he
,ss.ct lie i. kid in harness. and good stylish ,Tott-r
" A proved himself fcal gettcr Nornan Mc--e;.-
r Ia, t4k- the premium at the state Fairs in Maryland.
P.s.,y aud New Jersey.
PtDlG.EE-Norman Messenger sired 10y n" import
=. Norman horse Diligence and Is 81 ullbood Mes.
,,ar mare Diligence imroredby Edward Harris o.!
No--..,osn v. [. WAGNER.
Ma .-eimSdlm
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LAND FOR SALE.

XITEhare for sale valuable tract OF land, conairrns
w aO6 acres lying on the James River and Kana"ia
Canal in the county Of Bedford Il miles above ynchrg
About onehalf Of III. tract Is heavily nbere ana '.!
up.or tobacco land and II the residue about ~
are river and creek hoons Enough timber may be srnrch
from this pay IN. price demanded without INJURY
10 the land lynchbus and Lexington Turnpike pass
e, through It. The improvements are Inferior; mills ana
.hops convenient The situation Of the most pc
turr,auc and beautiful the river. Mr. Miles who rg,ics
on the land will show any wishing 10 purchase.
| For terms, apply to Mr. Miles. or to
" A. f. & T. b. ROBERTSON,
| lnr;l11-cvsw Amherst Z. H., Va.
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EASTWOOD FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale that very desirable aud beautiful pro
i prr,y known ~ the EASTWOOD SCHOOL,, situated
In the suburb. OF S,aun,o, Virginia and adjoining the
grounds Of th- Virginia Institution for the Deaf Dumb and
Blind Th, property consists o large and handsome house
with basement Amin. Large Dining Room LaiH'
dry and Store Rooms and with ten good above the
basement School House, with lodging rooms, and
all necessary outhou,es, in good condition. The yard j.
ample and beautiful The Garden large and productive,
and the Pasture Lots we'll in grass comprising in all
about nine Of ground 1t has been the seat OF
nourishng Boarding School for many years and being In
healthy and abundant REGION and Immediately on the
great to the Virginia Springs presents peculiar ad'
yantage for such purpose Or for private gentleman,
OF professional man. especially IL h- has children 10 edu
cate. the attractive and desirable residences
in the Valley Of Virginia.
Terms accommodating.
also offer for sale FARM Of 9l acres, oE miles from
taun,on containing nearly loo OF fine woodland
~ any in the county; from which 2,tD0 cords may
be cut and sold from q 20 To $3 80 cord making
three loadI day and leaving still enough for fuel AMI
fencing The OF the land is well set in grass rouc-
tive very mprovabe and sufficiently waiered Frce ~"
per acre
Possession Of either place given time after IT July
PIKE POWERS,
StauntOn. Virginia,
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS
VILE HOUT 3 SER NEI

NN SATURDAY, JULY NINTH, 1859, | win sell the
pc iiSc those valuable lands, within three miles
OF Knoxville known the L0NAS FARM containing about
eight hundred nearly half cleared about hundred
and seventy just in cloverfour hundred acres,
more, well Timher-d,he whole well Waered-a Good
Dw-n: iIause and all tousesive Springs.
This place will be first offered In parcels, and then put up
altogether and the sale will be made that basis which
brings the largest amount.
ALSO on tie 18TH JULY, will sell Union Depot,
East Tcnn>e aud Virginia Rail Road the valuable lands,
lying ol.,on River and bounded by the River oppo-
site depot. about hundred and ffy acres.
and about half craredbalance well iimbered This
will also be offered in parcels and then whole and a
sale made shat basis bringing the largest amount
~ Both these will be sold credit OF and
years interest payable eEannually Notes, well
dorsed payable in Union Bank with separate for
tercst and lien taken land for purchase money.
These lands will be sold by me, attorney In fact for
Martha T. Churchwel and her husband W. ~ Churchwel
to the former of whom they belong.
Knoxville. Tenn MAY l.-c:is W. IL. SNEfn -
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Uy1yERSTTY OF VIRGINIA.

appOJST.HEyT Of 4 PROFESSOR Ot "a
nROFESsOR HARRISON having gwen no'ice oil hls m
tcuon 10 resign the Chair Of Latin al the close o e
present session the Board Of Visitors will proceed At er
Innlcnons should be addressed the Rector, THOMAS
- - VjrLnia ~ s. MACPlN,
t,,I .ss"c6w Chairman Of the Faculty.
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On mISSIONERS,

SALE OF II RI;AI. l.; ST "A II +. g.
nY vIHruE Of A DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT cot 1T
ID of the city Of Richmond, entered the 3rd day OF
June l>jS In the suit OF Bowes Webber, &C. We shall
az srecial Commissioners. sell, the premises, the
PIRST DAY or JULY, ? II fair, II not. the first fair
day thereafter the Tract Of Land situated in the upper end
OF the county OF Hanover on the Old Mountain Road
about o. miles Richmond. and adjoining the lands oi
Vim r. Irby VIM H. Nucko!s and others, containing about
1sg acrrs-i0 OF which heavily iimbered with oak and
nn. and the residue covered with pine wood. IL Is wen
,Itcd to the growth Of cora, wheat and tobacco and IN
a healthy ncshborhood
Tynas OF S,LE0nefourh cash, TO be paid by the rnE
into one banks OF the city OF Rchniond; and
,hr balance in equal nsialmcns at and two years
10 h. secured by bond bearing Interest from the day o
al and ,t. 10 be retained till the order Of the Court.
~ JAMES y s Lyons ,iSS' Comm'ers.
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KnIGATI0N.

A GENTLEMAN and his wife, (wi,hout ineutnbranee;
~ desire obtain situations, Teachers In femais
school or 10 teach In neiyhborhood where male and
female school could each be made up Having hfc years
experience In teaching they could give testimonials Of at
ty &C. in the usual branches Of English education Lath
French, and the Piano Forte. Address,
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C,I.nwEI.I.,s REAPER

;hs practical and reliable Reaper In use II having
i succeeded, ia several instances, in cui-1c
tag down lAF.e crops oi heavy wheat.
.a,'e All the hes: rrspers Of III. day had -
heretofore failed half over and This
.ctin- .s work each day. than any Other owing
; :h:ae,, a simplicity Early orlcrs are respectfully
.elct,l
.ALhTELL'S E:IO YER AND THRESNING
RtNiiES Iii. continue be the best In use, and have
t.-a Improve! 20 perfection. j. T. CALDWELL.
ApF,l3-c.m Ay!-i,s King William county, Va.
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Rev. DR. Bacon, of Warrenton, has acceRteu p
the presidency of college or seminary AT ius'
caloosa, Ala.
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TIE PRESIDENT WILL NoT VISIT RICHMOND.

The r,l!ouing Geographic dispatch was re-
cc;ycd op SATURDAY. il replyto letter address
cd by usny rtizcn' Of Richmond, inviting the
President, aud the Secretary Of the Interior, TO
,crcp, the inequalities Of our city.
RALEIGH, y. c., June {, 1859.
T., l.. u. GM..jrooi. Hm. OU, Jr., We. T.
Ritchie:
While the President returns his grateful
thanks for the honor rendered him through you
bv the citizens of Richmond, he requests me to
saw. previous engagements will prevent his ac'
ccptancc Of your kind invitation.
l Tmn.rsnX Soc oi Interior.
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By THE GSyERNoR YER; g or VIRGINIA.

Jyr0GNATloN having been received hy the Executive
| ..; FRANCIS NORRoHNE rITZlltGH wax charged
h burned or aided in the burning OF stable con.
.,a.n.~~l'c horses and niur, and two c"rn houses
.,gia.nin, hundred aud >ry-n;y.dyr barrels
., ,.sn and farming implements, ;hc property of
NJ, joanna Holloway. "f the county OF Caroline
.s IA, lie ha- ae' from justice and !, gon. al large
..,osc o hereby offer reward "f Onc Hundred Dol
r. . any person wt- sA. arrest the said T. y Fi,zhuri,
,i i.yrI him into the Jail Of said county Of Carolnr
Anil 10 require all officers this comm"l,-
Geh ciN. and military and request the people general
II cir best e1er,ons - procure The oil the
,.ir v fi,.hu:h that he may be brought 10 justice
Given under NY hand As Governor AMI under the L~,
: seal Ot the Commonwealth, at EcLmond, hi. eev
l. : -r!h Of May, lSi9. HENRY A. WISE
Ry y. Governor:
GicE"E W. MrNrosr, Src'y OF the Comih.
EEhuch j. ahOut five feet echt inches high. Siouy
NIL ars eyes, very FULL beard and inou,iac!e,
s'e'i~> manner aud rather pleasing address aud il
,,ai; .-'y three Of lie r.>:iru, of the
safe Of { ,i'ornia abOu, four year, ago.
Nay l&-cSS
To EDITORS AND PRINTERS.
,liE ,4hscriher- beg leave 20 cal! attention TO their
| STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES. ORNAMENTS. BoR-
DIES PRESSES &C &G large supply OF which they keep
srr;y on hand NJ their Type and Stereotype Foundry
No = told 81. New York.
w-laye a full assortment OF all articles required In
CiSES CIIASES. GALLEYS, &C.,
NJ slch warran, equal every respect any
-..:arcj in ;!s country. and which We will sell on the
Luz! terms va TX months credit for approved negotiable
,o. per cent discount for cash. Old Type taken
n .,,n tar ne at the price Of nine cent. per
,gsI !! delivered within "a days from time OF purchase
rihs!Ni.r ,lX cent !'"r pound
wM. HAGAR, JR. & co.
TIE Undersigned. AGENT VIRGINIA. for the above well
i.onn establishment supply the trade with every de-
..:pi!ou OF PESrIN6 MATERIALS. at the manufacturers.
5,:t-, lni the liberal terms.
H,,!ns pt:.,cl the 'EcHsoND ENQriKgI. for upwards
Of with type aud other materials purchased from
Me.,r, lG,G& Co., a induced to recommend materials
l:1a. :...it establishment in preference 10 Others
S.eriya Books will he furnished 10 the trade and such
.-e a. lazy l.: eiec,ci viii be forwarded with despatch!
WM. u. ALLEGRE,
N,rchi; ''Enquirer Office. Richmond. Va.
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The COMING CRoP-The New York Courier
and Enquirer estimates that the coming crop
of wheat will not he less than two hundred
million bushels, or fifty millions more than the
yield Of last year. while an unusually large
breadth Of land has been seeded to corn, which
at present is very forward with every prospect
of good crop.
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:, THREE Flows IN ONE PLoS

i --.ss~-
'i-d Flow, which combines
rs advantage o' three Plows one
s Il constructed ;ha. the face or front wearing
se q: ia. mould board Is separate from the rest OF 'h
f9N, t1d Is nut oil easily "a Point Zach oi
;-, Pnw, has ;rce dicren sizes and distinctly different
p~, q .scs thu. enabling Pow TO perform the Sc
veal purposes al sod. Subble fallow Plow, simply by
'h1asa= The face (which i done by one screw holt As
OILS Tie lace 0: ;he mould board wears out. This Flow can
e" g.. half the cost o; other Flows, Tor The
cher par. do not a, all.
20 Wish - disparar. other Pow' hut heeye This
e'h mo-; perfect nnd most economical pIow now IA Use
.gis.. stat r. H. STARKE.
No - Main street. three doors above 81 Charlie. Hotel
Richmond Va
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HENRY LANE, lc.,
for Er IIut.SI 4, lima d -,.tut
VALUABLE FARM OF go ACRES,
IN NEW KENT COUNTY, NEAR PAMCNKY RIVER.
AND WITHIN - MILES or TIL. YoEK RIVER

RAILROAD, FOR SALE.
TNlIE Subscriber offers for sale the valuable Farm
Il which he reside IL contains about 6iu acre.. II
which about i cleared and the remainder we'll
set la hne timber and wood II adoinS the Whit House
the lands Of M.--r John =. Christian and Jvln e.
Apprr,un within - miles "f Richmond, and ~ miles Of
the York River Railroad The buildings the place
nearly neW aud ample enough for the accommodation
Of large family. There is the place large orchard
OF choice fruits Of all the different varieties Nearly all
the open land has heen married. and lined and clover and
plaster has been freely used and there incAhaus,bc
quantity OF mari on the estate The farm is beautifully
situated and the soil OF quality equal to the Pa.uunLy
Hats Persons disposed to purchase, respectfully
quested TO view the place. which will be shown them with
pleasure, by the subscriber.
For terms, apply to him or to Messrs Goddin APP
person. Richmond. WM. L. WARING,
Post Once, New Kent Courthouse. April ll-cwam
A MOST DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RE-
SlDESCE AND SMALL MARKET FARM FOR SALE.
VIE subscriber Offers his beautiful place Grove street
Il for sale. II contains 22 in fine state Of cul
walton. The House Italian Villa good size and
heavily ornamented There Is large Barn. Carriage
house and other convenient out-buldngs; also, large
Orchard Of choice fruits OF various kinds.
ouTtFs fAaiieeiR III ieeiRenhG or WISHING to reside city
oilers an inducemeni rarely 10 be met with,
For terms, apply AT the corner OF Main ami FIRST
streets during business hour, 1t residence on the
premises. j.. :. sollhf"
lnriI o-et
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NOTICE.

Two Certificates OF Stock Of the Farmers Bank OF 'r,
s.ni, In The nam. OF Ann r. Mackinder OH. numbered
80. ,F s~.-n ,hlrc. dated March ll:h. l>i and the
-" numbered l for I've shares, dated lst October
~ h'iac been los; mi-aid application VIII DC inaae
1>yn-Sai c the -anc, and all persons are hereby cali
- foa 10 hos cause Il ,h"r. he any, why new c.rtich'cs
~ The 'arae .lsl not h- Issued. JOHN DEBHtt,
Way !t-cim Administrator ot Ann Z. Maclndcr, dec d
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Aitbmono Enquirer.

TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 7, 1859.
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DEDI Cr,0y ~ C0KE.-Th. pr,,

IN
IL 81 further noiIce, will be rs follows:
~ Lamp Coke. f5 @ per load.
Iokc
Hard Coke. bo;h grades ~ do
A-,. p-ic-s Cox. H. AL things considered, the cheap
" ta~ offered, likely TO he offered In the market,
a-ing he coming
IAky>-Ci>h on delivery, on demand
~ Yards corner 10Th and B4sin and corner Byrd
All 90, s"u, side Canal.
-. ii-su JOHN J. wEETII, Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-07

DUN. FROM BOSTON AND PORTLAND.
II Gum Arabic, Portland Syrup, Gold Medal Whisky
"Jaeksonn Candles, Machinery OIL. For sale by
Nayo; I. &c. D. DAVENPORT.