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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-15
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

NEw ORLEANS, April l2th.-Ihe Steamship
Tcnnosccc has arrived at her wharf.
There was great rejoicing at Vera Cruz when
the recognition of the Liberal Government by
the United States, was announced 4 national
salute was fired, grand military parade given
in honor of Minister McLane, and the event
was consummatcd By the news that $1,000 of
Ljbcralist forces were surrounding the city of
Mexico. and had cut off the supplies of water
and provisions for the garrison, which consisted
Of 5000 men.
Niramon had sent 1900 men from Orizaba
te strengthen the garrison. \ large Liberal
force was pursuing Miramon:
S.nor Mato the Mexican Minister, has receiv-
cd Official despatehcs confirming the Tennes-
sees report, and will leave New orleans IN a
few days for Washington
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THE VOTE FOR YossuTTs EXPENSES.

The Wig of the 18th says: "Mr. Letchcr,
while in Congress, voted to feast that mischev-
Gus and disorganizing foreigner, Gov. kossuth,
at public expense of $1,000 This is not so ;
and We challenge the Whg to make good its
assertion. Point us to the volume and page of
the Congressional Globe, which will show that
Mr.. Letchcr voted for this appropriation. The
facts, are that kossuth's bill was paid out of
the contingent fund of the Senate, and Mr..
Letchcr had nothing whatever to do with the
payment of the bill. So much for that Roorbacl.
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NJ THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

xr-Ug!EAS. vacancy has occurred in the Senate Of
virginia, in the District composed OF the counties Of
,.Ian Cumberland and Chesterfield, occasioncd by the
j,,i,a William Old, Jr EsI therefore l, Hen
wise Governor OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
yr;ue authority vested in the Executive have thought
re, by ws Of election issued and directed pursuan,
,r 70 require election 10 be held in each county
c,nr said Senatorial District at the several places of
lag ,h:r..n according to law, the fourth Tenrsay In
,yaey che 26h day Of the month"; to supply the
;r,o under my hand Governor, and under the Less
Seal Of the Commonwealth, At Richmond, this eighth
; lay OF April, lSS9 and In the eishy.;hird ysar OF
-. Commonwealth. HENRY A. WISE
Gss;s ". MrxFoRp, Sec'y of the comth.
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rnprHERH MARKETS.

BALrruonE, April b Flour Is dull; s ho"ara
street So %. Wheat is firm anu unchahsea,
white 81 60al 50, red 81 4oal oo' o0rh Is very
dull; white 74a7Gc., yellow sue. Provisions
are quiet.
New YoKN, April ls.-Cotton is firm, with
sales to-day of $500 bales. Flour is hrm ana
unchanged; Southern s. 9oa6 80. Wheat is
firm: Southern white 81 go. Corn is heavy;
Yellow soas5c. white s5a9oc., mixed, nominal,
Soc. Spirits of Turpentine firm and active at
53a5ss. Rosin is firm at 67s. Rice is quiet
Stocks are firm; Virginia 6's 9si. Beeves have
declined SOC; sales at S01all9, average $40
Sheep are heavy, and have declined 5oa1'c'
per head. Swine are firm, at $5}a6i gross.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

OF THE LOCDOtIN IND
UDY virtue OF two deeds executed by the Loudoun
ID and Berlin Bridge Company, one OF which bears date
on the 22d ay OF December ISIS and Is recorded In the
Clerks Office OF the county Court Of Loudoun county, Vr
rna and the other the 2th day OF December 1883 and
is recorded Land records Of Frederick county Mary
land the undersigned trustee In said deeds named WILL for
the purposes therein mentioned proceed sell public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash, on THURSDAY,
THE 3UTH OF JUNE, 1852 about IL o'clock NJ In front
of the Toll near the Virginia abument Of the Bridge
OF the said Company In the county o! oudoun the Bridge
across the Potomac River belonging to the said Company,
together with and other property OF the
said Company, and all the privileges, and rights appurte
nan thereto or connected herewith fully the
are the said deeds OF trust The said Bridge
has been recently built Of the materials and in the
substantial manner Is we'll located connecting the Lon
oun and Berlin Turnpike road Loudoun county Virginia,
with the town Of Berlin the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Frederick county,
Maryland This sale presents rare opportunity for profit
able investment, DAVID HlSsoN,
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TIME subscribers beg leave 10 call attention TO their
| STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES. ORNAMENTS. BOE-
ngS PRESSES dc &C, large supply Of which they Keep
o.,ay hand q; their Type aud Stereotype Foundry
50 ;, Gold 81. New York.
v, have full assortment OF all articles required in
p..:r: oice. including
CASES CiIASES, GALLEYS, &c,
A, which equal in respect TO man
,i,sred in this country, and which will sell on the
s viz six months credit for approved negotiable
,,s .. sen per cent discount for cash. Old Type taken
,,n.s for new the customary price OF nine cents
s.aa L delivered within 10 days from time Of purchase,
.;as-z six cents per pound.
Tie Undersigned. AGENT N VIRGINIA, for the above well
.-.rs establishment, supply the trade with every de
.2.ica Of PRiSTiSG MATERIALS, at the manufacturers
,-;ss and on the same liberal terms.
Hay:a. p-in;cd the 'RcHAoNp ESoUiEER FOR upwards
years with type and other materials purchased from
y.s.s H,GAR Co. am induced TO recommend materials
.:3. their establishment; in preference TO Others.
Se;nsa Books will be furnished the trade. and such
e as nay be selected will be forwarded with despatch
wM. u. ALLEGRE,
March Il Enquirer" Office, Richmond. Va.
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INTERESTING PUBLICATION.

fnE IIlsroEY OF FRANCE, FROM THE EARLIEST
PEHop To TIE rEESESr TINE By THOMAS
Wight, Esq, N. A., F. s. a., &c.-We have
bc6re us parts 26 and 81 OF this valuable his
tori. They are cmbcllished with two beauti-
ful cngravings-TmE RETREAT FROM Moscow,
and The RETURN or THE FRENCH Army FROM
Moscow
This work is issued by the London Printing
and Publishing Company, and may be had Of
Mr.. Perry. the polite agent Of that Company,
in this city,
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WYNDHAM KEMP,
JOHN 7. SEAWELL, Z
WARNER T. JONES,
VI. u. SEAwELL,
VALUABLE LAND IN THE UPPER

PAKT VI uANUh Fix Al flDLiI alSllON.
T SHALL, on WEDNESDAY, the Goth DAY OF APRIL
Il 1859, II fair II not the next fair dav. by Mrs A. VI
Taor request offer for public SALE on the premises her
farm, containing about eleven hundred aud ffy acres II
located in very healthy and desirable neehborho"d
The soil is well adapted TO the growth of corn wheat oats
and tobacco II Is well waered and has abundance Of
timber for the of the farm.
There Ia a comfortable dwelling house, with four good
rooms the place, and most OF the necessary outbu
ings.
Persons crous Of purchasing land are invited to cone
and look the place before the dny OF sale. Mr. " t.
Lowry or myself will take pleasure in riding 1t with
any one desirous Of seeihgit.
TEaxs-si5O0 In cash, and the remainder in equal install
men payable In wo three and four years, with In
made. WI. W. FCLCHER.
90
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

NAsn1yGroS, April 12.-Lord Lyons pre-
scented his credentials to the President to-day,
when expressions of friendship we're exchang-
ed of an unusually cordial character.
The government has no official advices from
Mr. McLane, Minister at Mexico; but confi-
ding in the integrity of the press reports, it
is certain that Senior Mata will be officially re.
ceived on his arrival in Washington.
Mr. Letcher arrived here this evening dc
returns to Virginia tomorrow.
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RoaNOKELAND FOR SALE.

VIOR SALE, THE TRACT OF LAND on which reside: on
1 Roanoke river, in Meckenburg county, nine miles
south.East from Boyd,on II contains from sixteen to
hundred acres Of which four hundred and ten are
river bottom and from thy fifty branch na. or the
high land from six egh, hundred acres are In original
wood. and heavily timbercd with oak and pine or the
balance most Of it, and the low grounds are In high state
of cultivation, and very productive There Is large ana
conrenirnt Dwelling House with all the necessary out.
house BARNS Cabins Grsnary-a In good repair; good
Apple and Peach Orchards, besides variety OF other
fruits would sell with the plantation from 'hr'' 10 MY
ANY information requested by letter addressed to me at
Boydton will be promptly responded to; and the premises
viii be shown to any person wishing TO see em by myself
w O" '" " HENRY J.. COLEMAN.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CUBA, &c.

CHARLESTON, April l2.-The steamship lSa-
bel from Havana, brings dates to the 10th inst.
stating that the slave brig Tyrant has been con-
demned at Key West. At Havana sugars were
buovant. An extensive fire had occurredi in the
Western portion Of Cuba, destroying a large
quantity Of sugar and much other property A
despatch from Savannah says that %, ,ooo boxes
CT sugar were destroyed
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DISCUSSION AT LOUISA COURT HOUSE.

Owing to the detention, by sickness, of Mr..
Lctcher in Washington city, Mr.. r, L. Mon
tague will meet Mr.. Goggin at Louisa Court
House to-day. This will prevent Mr.. Monta-
que from addressing the Democracy of Rich
mond tonight On Friday night Mr.. Monta-
.ic will address the citizens Of Richmond, at
tic African Church
Mr.. Lctchcr will lie at bowling Green. in
Caroline county, on Saturday, 10Th inst.
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LAND FOR SALE, IN CT ESTER FIELD
CnirNrY 81 1 NCu ESTER TI.ENpIKE SIX

n,
MILES DISTANT FROM RICHMOND.
q ly miles distant from Richmond, Manchester turn
- pike 40 Of good land for sale On the south side
OF the turnpike the original tract OF $50 acres producing
good crops Of corn wheat tobacco. oats &cabou OWV
lbs sold last year wheat crops varying from four
10 eight hundred bushelte place having been under ir.
regular There two lots Of 20 each.
well in clover dwelling house In perfect repair thaf
new) having 10 also, neat frame cottage In the
yard, with pleasant yard and garden, well en-
closed we'll Of good in the yard and another
the granary stable and servants houses There very
comfortable houses with good chmnies and Windows for -
servants all buildings needed for farming aud planting
purposes, aud for domestic comfort.
small tract OF - to % acres OF good land having
frame building with rooms, ana one or two out houses,
comfortable small family On the larger tract have
seeded - bushels little purple wheat free Of all
defect guano applied and looking well seeding oats,
and preparing 10 plant corn good land. with large
supply OF wood land there about ll or 100 acres Of
Of original oak &C. growth and 6O or 20 acres oi second
growth pine which Is very tall Much may be carried 20
market on a turnpike without toll
These tracts may bought, privately OF Messrs Goddn
Apperson Richmond. separately together, I'LL the
TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY, FRlDAY) II not sold be-
fore that day they will then be offered, 10 suit purchasers
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises. Preparing 10
move 10 another State shall be absent short time. du-
ring which, persons desrous OF seeing buying these
lands will have them shown by Chasain CocIeJr,
and he Messrs Goddn Appersou, are authorized to
close a trade.
Possession Of the Dwelling House be had 18th Oco-
Der next Possession OF the land and the larger number OF
compensation growing crops the purchaser wishes
he can hire six crop hands ill the ls 10th Of
October next. Address Richmond Dox 6S
March 2l-cutMay IL CHASTAIS COOKE.
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We take the liberty Of saying that tho mr.
tiele in to-day'S paper, entitled, Studies on
Slavery" is from the pen of George Fitzhugh,
Esq, of Port Royal, Virginia. \ subscriber
wished to know what were desirable Southern
Works to he read on the subject of Slavery,
and having our hands quite full with conduct
ing the canvass, and giving the current news
Of the day, We requested Mr. Fitzhugh TO an
swer our subscribers queries.
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AUCTION SALES.
LINDEN FARM FOR SALE,
IA ELI'nI.lER ElIrNTN "a

TUyIiIS farm formerly known Chapmans farm the
property OF Alfred u. Carter Of Mississippi containing
about hundred and ortythree lying within half
mile OF the warrenon Junction, the line OF A. and H.
Rail Road eight miles Of the hournihng town Of Warren.
ton and through which the Wsenton Branch Rail Road
passes Is for sale, and will be sold such and
credits will not fall TO attract those desiring farm 1t
i highly improved, well taken In grass well timbered and
waered In agreeable and healthy neighborhood and
upon fine dwelling house, newly built convenient
ouhouses all new. and good dwelling house for
ger i, s on ve whole, one OF the most desirable farms in
this section and must be sold even ut a sacrifice.
This farm, IL not sold by THURSDAY the 2Sth OF April
next will, on that day, together with large amount of
personal property be sold at public sale For further
information apply in person or by letter to
ROBERT RANDOLPH,
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e, SrSSss W. MrSroRp, sec,y of the cOm',h.
M THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

WHEREAS vacancy has occurred in the Judiciary Of
w .hs Commonwealth by the death Of Green b. Samuels
.,eI judge OF the third Judicial Section, composed
.s .o.ass o; Culpeper Madison, Greene Orange, Alhe
-, Louisa rluvanna. Goochlsnd. Nelson, Amherst
..sbir. Augusta Bath. Pendleon. Highland, Rocking
- Pa. shenandoah, Warren, Hardy, Clarke. frederics
-,b-s Morgan Berkeley, and Jefferson: therefore, In
gi;y 10 law the sheriff Of each OF said counties is
- -rouir.d 20 cause an election be held therein
-l,y the iih day Of April next, a, the piacr- pre-
s+j hv law for Judge OF the Supreme Court Of Ap-
~, 20 srppiy the vacancy aforesaid.
,n under my hand ~ Governor and under the seal OF
the Commonwealth. al Richmond. this seventh day
:, OF January 1882 and in the sd year Of the Com
rsnnreal;h HENRY 4. WISE.
s,As Governor: ,
Srr,.rru Of the Commonwealth
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REAL ESTATE FOK SALK
OF GLOUCESTER.

COUNTY CT CCOUCES EN.
Tn pursuance Of Decree OF the Circuit Court Of Gou.
cester County, In the OF Page against Page and
Others Commissioners, WILL MONDAY THE sE-
COND DAY OF MAY, 1859, Mt Gloucester Courthouse.
Land called shelly lying in Gloucester County, nme-
diately York river.
This estate contains, according TO recent survey 500
acres and embraces the whole the original tract OF land
except $50 acres including all the buildings, which have
been assigned of the parties by recent PARTITION
made under the said Decree and one OF the most beau
ul sites for n residence in Eastern Virginia. large pro-
portion Of the land Is arabic and susceptible Of very high
degree Of Improvement.
Persons desiring purchase such estate invited
to examine the premises andt communicate with either Of
US who will pleasure in giving any information which
may be required.
The terms Of the sale, which very liberal will he an
nounced the time Of Offering the property, or will he
made known any who will correspond with either o
the subject.
WYNDUAN KEMP |
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EMPEROR.
xr,Yr ;..-., ri ryrJa aSn RaY sT,ILIoN1N

TIIHE imported CLEVELAND BAY sTALLloNeS
Of Mr.. Rlyes will stand the coming season, kSsA<lN
at Castle Hill Farm, near Gotham Post-Ofce, ~.
Abemare county, and serve on the same terms ~
heretofore Wit For the season. 80 TO be paid at The
time Of service when the Mare Is taken away lnsu
rance 40 OF which SEQ 10 be paid down In any event
FOR the services OF the Horse and the remaining s only
when the mare ascerained to be in Foa Groom Zee
81 Good Pnsurage 30 cents per week. and grain when
desired, at n-ighborhood prices. s. A. GlLBEKi
March i6-cw2m Agent for Proprietor.
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IREDEGAR IRON WORKS.

HE Undersigned have formed copartnershp under the
| "a. s,yie Of j. X. ANDERSON q CO., and will con-
70 manufacture al these works, and supply the fol-
sr!ar articles. viz
Bar lron of all sizes.
A.. descriptions OF Railroad Supplies
CaAi,. spikes Bridge Bolts, &c.
f:.,h, Cars, with iron wooden trucks.
cl,:nss Of Drass or Iron.
ware!, aud Axles ftted or separate.
locomotives
saaoas-y En:aes, Of all Sizes for depot', Water sta
s'a', Pumping. &c.
Porstis Engines for Saw Mills and Grist Mills.
AL )! Which Ne will sell on reasonable terms.
j. X. ANDERSON.
JOHN =. TANNER,
r. ARCHER,
N.rsh o>-eIn L. S. ARCHER
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To the Editors cf' the Enguircr:,
Providence, r. l., March 14th.

T KUN IDENCE, n T., aIarCH -ft1I, IHJ'.
Gcntemen-Wil you be kind enough to in
form me, through the columns of your weekly
paper, the names or titles of some of the best
works on the institution Of Slavery that are
published at the South. BY so doing you will
confer general favor and much obligc
Yours, very respectfully,
\ SUBSCRIBER
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LOST.

DOND Of the James River and hanawha COMPANY
Is Guaranteed By the State OF Virginia.
Take notice that shall apply for the Issue o dupl-
cate OF lost Bond Of the James River and kaha%na
nanv Guaranteed by the State OF Virginia. for Nv" 40
Iii dated the twenty ninth day Of August lsis Issued 10
John A. sn guardian Of Msrsare. and S ls, ay n
NJ January 1870 The said John A. Smell, ss wen as h
sa,d wards being dead, dis,rbuees make tis a"
vcrtiscment pursuant to law for The purpose aIpiess
In righ, Of his wife.
ROBERT BRYS0N,
ELIZA PATTENGALE,
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LOCUST HILL FARM FOR SALE.

LOCUST HILL FARM FOX SALE. E.,
TIME subscriber having determined to remove sou'i
offers for sale this desirable granate Farm Ens ~
Loulsa county six miles northeast Of Treyans oSo
iso acres are low grounds This justly considered 10 De
one OF the tobacco farms in Virginia 1t Is aso wen,
adapted 'he growth of wheat corn and oats ana Is
The Buildings sufficient for large family; neghoot
hood good post Office and mill convenient and depot near
enough to make two trips day, over a level road
Persons wishing purchase good farm would 40 wen 70
come and see this before purchasing for II seldom such
IL Vim Afford me pleasure show the farm to persons
sWPor further information, address at Elisvle p.
o. Louisa, Virginia. .no,r
lpril6-cwIH WM. L HooLfoLh'
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James S. Parker and August "eiser, nave
confessed to having set fire to several houses
in Grcenvillc, South Carolina The penalty IS
death
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IN THE United STATES DISTH,GI 61 S1rEIEr,

held at Richmond, Tuesday, February j, lsao:
In the matter OF Bankruptcy OF Thomas JORDAN,
Ordered that notice be published In one of the neWpa'
pe designated the 22d rule Of Court at least ten days
before the frst day the that the Court WILL on
tha, day pass an order directing dividend and dstrihu.
ton among the creditors Of the said Thomas Jordan who
may their debts Of such assets as may have
been collected reduced to money or so uch hereoi
s can be safely so disposed consistently with the rights
and interests Of third persons leaving adverse claims there
TO- An extract from said order.
Tese
u.., .-cxt1o,Iar LOFTIN y. ELLETT, Clerk
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,-cx,,eNav IorTIN n. ELLErr. Clerk.
N(I'TuCE,

11,srsons holding claims against the estate Of John
n A. Hi sman and all persons holding bonds with his
name as security will please inform Charles A.
al plnwidde courthouss, or Jno A. hIsmsn Jr AZ rane
;,i In The county OF Amelia Al the late residence OF
Jno A. IIiilsman and in the county Of Amelia there Will
be A sale on the 2lst Of this mouth.
'e ' CHARES 4. HARGRATE admr,
JNO,. 4. HILISMAN,
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4 VALUABLE JAMES HlSEh FAHM,
- HOR SALE.

(IT RLKLY APPLICATION Us AApE)
VITIsUIN 10 move to an adjoining county, offer for sale
w INV farm cont aiming four hundred and seventy two
acres it situated James River, In the County Of
Charles City, thirty miles below Richmond ana nve from
Charles CITY Court House. and ndolns the lands of TX
President TYLER and others isvery advanageousy s
ated for the shipping Of all products from the farm n one
mile OF the landing timber and cord wood can he cut sum
cen TO pay half the purchase money and then leave
full supply fencing, fuel &cThere are about one nun
dred and eighty ninety acres Of cleared land "c M
h,cn recently heavily mare and lined, and Is In gooh
hesr,-The field faow is very hickly set with clover
produces well wheat tobacco But Is useessto
more as the producveness Of James River land too
re known 10 need much recommendation. The dwelling
IA In GOOD order roomy very convenient and beanuy
situated with all necessary out houses In rs rate
view the place. direct their letters to Charles Cy
Court House stating the day shall meet them at kennon
Sou. 11 1.rr,s made 10 suit the purchaser. Apply To
~h"'' is WILLIAM 4. CHRISTIAN.
,u.c,m Or GODDIN l. APPERS0N, Aucis.
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LAND FOR SALE.

,r,c, - ;.nnse Of 90 900 acres Of Land, not In small
tracts but in gross company or 10 an individual o:
id,rSnas who may wish make profitable Investment
" Ts.a,smJ. IN Leagues half Leagues quarter Leagues
and sections are situated In the counties OF Jasper Ler
POLK Liberty Harris Montgomery Grime, bosaIe @na
% .r;od Of the settlement OF the country The tities
are clear and ndsputabe the soil is equal 10 any 10 e r
State for the production OF cotton anu sugar. 30 " "
the growth Of grain and grazing land ., =. ,,;a
Part Of the purchase money will be required 70 DC p
In ca, balance on long time, from i've 10 ten years. WIN
interest payable SEMI annually. ,., p,.h,,ord
For further information cali the office OF the ehmonu
hhqui'''' " va " j. MORGAN,
r. Toys
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REAPERS AND MOWERS.
r. H. MCCORMICK OFFERS TO THE FARMERS OF
:, j, REapERss, and REAPERs and 49,
MOWERS, deliverable 20 order, through ~-
3is.ri, WILLIAM a BRAXTON. -
A;3iss-Aesunton Post Office, King William county,
';la!a
XR-An persons wanting Machines are requested to
va Il ;heir orders early.