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DISCUSSION LAST NIGHT IN RICHMOND.

Last night will be long remembered by the
Democracy of Richmond. \ triumphant win
,lication Of the principles Of the Democratic
party hy our next Lieu cnant Governor. made
the evening memorable with the Democracy o
this city.
The e~i-comc that is in Robert t. Monta
guc astonishci and delighted the party; while
| his reviews Of the Abolitionsln Of the "0ppo
>ilion, from their earliest party days, was so
intensely severe that it received the impolitc
and un .entlcInanly ltss Of the Opposition -
IL most telling incident as to the effect o.
the discussion--a real valuable trophy
When the members OF party are 80 tho.
roughly exposed Is to cause them to forget
the amenities AMI proprlctics Of gentlemen,
the blow must indeed be severe Our Lieutc
nant Governor b"re Off the palm trIumphanlly,
regardless Of hig: while Mr. M,rmalukc
position in which llc may he placed, felt niui-
self calci upon to eXPo>tulate with his i'll
nanncrcl and badhshavcd party, for their
Conduct Mr.. Johnson, in swelling periods
AMI enthusiastic languase, represented the
"aa,riot, randjdo',," as Mr. Montague very
aptly styled the ">crap.book pCripatetic.
Mr.. Johnson is a pleasant and agreeable
speaker, Il handsome lrcl.iruer; 'ioes ~ swell
ins prrinrls, and gradual climayes with grace
and beauty and, in 'oi cause with reason
and arguments dressed in the gariy ':appins,
OF hia language and delivered with his peculiar
grace o, action, he woul make inr inpres
sion In other words. if he were Democrat,
aud mlntMning Democratic principles, his
speeches would have 4 much greater effect.
But bad c,lsc claboratcly dressed only at
tracts attention TO It's dclormitics and ridicuc
TO lis prctcnSionS.
The Democrats Of Richmond tender their
thank. 10 Mr. Montague for last nights discus
sion and their congratulations to the party for
our talented Lieutenant Governor.
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SoMBRERo GUANo.

Nv Received the Agency here Tor The sale OF ~
w brer Gusno. This Is ;he richest phosphstic Guauu
known 20 she world, aud contains above 81 cent OF
Bone Phosphate Of Lue We receive our supplies dIreo,
from Sombr.r ,.,ud West tniirr. I, will be ground
re- and pct ny strong, substantial bars of about
his EACH warrant every pound pure aud free from
any mixture 1ha,rrer.
IN c,ln the attention Of the public this valuable and
-ecn'l di.cove;ct deposi. of ti, fvr,;zns article We
merely state that Ike all other phosphate guano
Ilu ,be constituent Is phosph0ic Ac bone phuspht A.,
Of me- aud that It's niercanr value, compared with
er suIn"s OF its gEi, h. easily determined by the
amount of phosphcri, acid, bone posph line Il
contains l order, therefore, lvc the public ,hur, sh
knnSicd;r of what Sorbrern Guano does contain beg
." FER 10 The following list Of -miu-n chemists IN dd
en- pIi ' ne w.rld, WIN have .nay zrd different
goes, from average sampes taken by themselves from the
ca G> Il, they arrive from the Island without
or seec':on OF specimens fer analy Each anAly
will he exhibited If required under the original signature
OF I,h chemist named.
or pho'psrc "ci estimated equve,rn; 20 phosphate
OF lnir i, IL found 20 rcutaiu--
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FROM WASHINGTON cITY.

WAsm>Gros. .Iprl II.-Prva'c dates have
been received il j. ciry from MJnlcvideo Of
H." Oh o. February. Ego i "r shubric6
and Commissioner Iiowln a,r,cl at A>cun.
sion the c.pial uf Paraguay, on tn: 21th OF
M .r,.li. and were co,I;tcoi.>y rcccWrd.
No objections "cic made To the Fulton pass
in. the iortS, which l,"kci quite fornidab. &C.
u peac. measure prevailed. the squadron cX-
pccty'i 10 be " lts Wy hnmc in six weeks from
that date All the Hr>>e> had arrived ont e.
cept the Cal, donia. Mc;acomct and Chaiin.
Orders were given To- dly at the PpN,'ili'c
Department To prohibit blinking aa'l s:n"hlns
in Office hours upon the penalty Of removal
from office Tor iuliacj!on Of the iu!c. Ia >"u'c
ni ti,e Office, there ave yet mnic stringent ie6
ula,ion, in restraint Of r,r>oral Liberty,
The Sich.cs trial VIII doubtless eN''hi
through n,At week.
WAsurSG7oH. April l7.-Mr>. pcnd'c',n,
wiioA oi tl.e wcil hnnwn Ei"aId u. P.l de-
ton. and dlu- hrer OF the late 'oLcFt M|i>'
architect oi the capiic!. etc. died suddenly
this uolninc. >ic W., woman OF most g.
tim,h,c character AMI celebrated for her be-
rr;oenc. an cx.en.irc charities.
Mr. Letc!lcr left here ipr Petersburg this
mOrniny
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his hypocriiical and treachcror> party dc.
sire TO sink the institutions of the South
at the beck Of the lIunts and the Sewar,l>
the y nth, and the Bottscs and the G,:.ips o
the South Was ever the hypocrisy AMI in.
sincerity of party and candidate more ccarl,
proven. lhm by this clap-trap letter to h &.
Bedford friends? Aitcr voting with ever
ibolitlonist in Congress agtn>t the extension
and pcrpetuiton Of slavery, by the alneXl,io
Of Tcxa-; after voting for the ithcrton rtsou
tons drnouncns the Mexican war, by whicl
slave territory va, ac luirei after acceltiu.
thc nomination Of Convention which unani.
mousiy end rsci the most blatant :rec-solcr n
the South in his IN st Infamous and obnoxious
avowas of f'ee.pesroism Mr.. G"sgin a.
ftrts desire to redeem Virgin, from era,
the srspieign Of bang suspected OF walt
of fidelity to herself and the South Sup
ported by every Frcc.Soilcr from the Pan,
Handle 10 the Dismal Swamp by every .Aho'
litionlst, open and covert from lnudoun 10. Lee,
by every mln who has brought the name I!
Virginia into discrcdt with the South, from
Henry Rnli.,cr to John NJ. Bolts, Mr.. Gosgin'>
afTtct,tion Of devotion TO slavery will excite the
smile Of Contempt, and elicit the condemnation
Of an insnl,ed and outraged people When
such party AMI such candld.tc vapor for
slavery, their conduct IS trcachcrcus, and thciI
professions false. And, TO
"-urlly in "aporing anil rafting
What in real sd'n. SInns,
this party have acquired the faculty OF making
assertions reckless of truth, of bold gisc"nad,.
oi silly aul ,cn>clcss professions of expected
triumph. until, by their blatant brassa aloc;"
lhey have almost impcyrhrd the Virginia cis
ractpr Tor verLcity.
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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 19, 1859.

The hope Of success and the prospect Of
powe. has ma le this party OF Wilmot Provi.o
frcc-soilcrs, yepins pack Of pro-slavery pro-
pasandiSts The ruan who voted to receive aho-
Iitiun petitions, AMI who avowed pre-
sen, willingness to receive free negro
votes, is the great '.adcr Of these lat
ter day prc-slavcry men in Virginia. Men
@ho profess 10 fear the soundneSs Of John
Lctchcr upon the slavery question, and yet
ire acting in concert with Mr. Caldwell, Of
Wheeling, an open and avowed frcc.soicr.
Will the oil Wings Of Virginia tolerate such
insults to their intclIisence-such insincerity ?
they sec the dangers that beSct the South
Will they look 10 Mr.. Bolts for relief: Will
hey aid the election Of Mr.. Gossin, when that
success, were il possible wonl cnure 10
strengthen the enemies Of the South and Vir-
.Inia:
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~ O'Clock, i. NJ.
Mc>srs. E li,ors "a large AMI enthusiastic
Democratic meeting waS held to.ai.ht at the
City Hall. The party was orSanIz:i by calling
Col. Aug. e. Bats To the CAar. and Col ). T..
Paul was rcqrcstei To act as Secretary.
The meeting then fornc Az \-socia''o1. by
the election of Col Butts President, aud CD.
5. B. Paul as S, crctary
II was one of the most enthusiastic meetings
have seen sine. tie days OF Wise and Flour
nov. AMI the same Zeal AMI lirnness Of par
poSc that characterize the party then. seem t"
10 have been ir-kin,lIc,l. and they are deter
mined to fight thu battles Of the Constitution
and religion, freed In until the Democratic Ing
shall he planted upon ever hilltop aud wave ~
triumph over every valley.
McsSrs. c F. Collier and Win. ]. Joynr',
candidates for seat IN the LcgiSlaturcad lrcsS-
ed the meeting n. length. They are gentlemen
Of the highest standing AMI glet legal ability.
.;,her of whom will mike AN excellent repre-
sentative
The meeting then. adjourned to meet on the
9th inst. when the candidates will address tho
people and nomination be- made.
To-day was Primo George court, and many
citizens were present To hear the discussion -
Gen. Millson ADDRESSED, the people in his usual
dignifr,i style which was well received.
The candidates for the Legislature also All
dressed the citizens McS>rs. Rives AMI lay
lor arc the Democratic candidate, aud Mr.. VIII
son the Opposition. =,
The Democratic party in this section will do
their whole duty, and roll up their thousands
for honest John and his a. &c atr>. Ih,,y are
united and urc eager for the battle.
The Odd Fellows OF this CITY, in convent'on'
last Tuesday night, decided not t" celebrate
the approaching anniversary OF the inlrciuc
ton OF the order into the United States, which
is the 26th instant
Mr.. \. T. GarrrlI. OF Grcensbor"ush. North
Carolina, died very suddenly At J.rratl's Ii IL
Yesterday morning He iell in the m'rke
mouse in a fit at about o'clock and died at II
o'clock. His remains were taken to his nativ,
place to-day 10y his friends.
A negro man owned By Mr. Robert \. Jones
of this city, was murdered near Hog Island ;
few days slnce No clue TO the perpetrator o
this dark deed has yet been brought to light
CoCEADE.
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EOIr0i,S .IND PRIvTEItS.

VIE h,shers beg leave 20 call attention TO th,iT
srut6 uE PRINTING TYPES. ORNAMENTS, BOH
Z, FRS s. &c &c. large supply of Which The? H. e
at, on haat :: their Typ aud Stereotype Foundry
;, Col! :. N-w YORK.
a,v- full a-sor;m-n. OF al ar1;le- required in
:. B, Q1c", iaciGIinr
CASES. CiiAsE>, CALLEYS, &c.
81 shch ~arran: .qu,iin every rc.pec; 20 cny r.an
-,,i il this country Art v'ch Will Sell OF tiir
,-rr. ~, .ix months III for approved negotiable
c. tea r c-nt discoun; for cash od Type taken
~, ;tf a:S =. the lry price Of nc ccuis pei
:. Z t,I.cr, <hr g. days fror ti,=c OF purchase
c,.x cent per peuni
wM uAGAR. JR. ( co.
5. .niers:a,t, AotST ~ rlKGiS;', for ,he ahove We.
establishment, can suliy The trade with every de
.;rn 20; psl>ri>s M,r.gi,iS, ~ the manufacturers
=. -. OF ;n- sane liberal terms
sin. printed the 'Ric EyQrREg" for upwards
"a s,s-s with ;yIe and other materials purchased fr"n
:, .D,s Co. am Induced 20 r-ccinierd materials
'1t- establishment in preference I" oilcrs
-n EgVs- will be furnished IN the :ri-, ami srcl
=. IL ~ scec ed Viii be torw srdvd With despatch
wM. u. ALLEGiE.
sEnouir,r" office RrhuonI Va
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OECCNl.ION,

fg,IilS Distinguished Race iIcr.e wall stand the.
i "nsc"g se@s"n, eorinenc,ns on the ION ~
stshi- ~ ~. Trotiing Park near Hhnoil. al 80 hs
.n-on, and = 10 IT.. Groom. 30 paid! in al! cases when
IL. mare served SEnrd The Prove IN 'nal. SHE
can cent to horse the gratis Mares will
we'll fed forty per day br there Sil t- no
pon.ili'y for acc icnis ESCAPES rs The subscriber
wishes avoid :hr ;rou- nf collect ng the essoi' he
hen payable in ivancc and this his nduc.Tcni
! iuE standing the hors. so low.
Dr1ca on six years old this Srria:; dark chcsnr',
whcu, white, exc-I, III, oreh-ad ev- feet one
inch ani ;rr-.cghs hish full under To- stsndar and Is
Of the fire.. prop ,r,il,s ard nns beautiful synuciry-
III, back rrs,he fr i:s ire ani strength H
j. believed ,o b. taller ID an sire Revenue, And Is taller
than ii. grand sire, rrus;.. m'r. than two nches taller
nn Imported Medley. and thOs. renowned English s,.l-
lions rruir ei.r AL WhIebnnr; and Is mere than hVe
,chcs taller than the fm fcurnie horse Jimtr OK
I-ac Lirr g,: by Res sire OF Sue Washington,
P,nrv W.shing;o Erginrer. Planet. &C, and is out Of
IA. Que-n. by Imported pr III ,wnner Of rhe rby).
grand d.m Dephne ny whisker l~inner OF the Derby,
anu own brother to wht!eboueE grant dam tIereeds
dAin) My LAZY by Cous. of the Colcn.s dam, by
Depn: Tippe Cl-r, by king Fergus Sylvia, ny young
Ms.S-. brother TO Syvi Eegucs. Lord M1rtnns Araban
xbGry, Mulso bay Turk Bay Bo>or CoaeysSins. iiu
ioi'. "rry Barb, byerly rurs Bustler
IT. Imported! The Queen, iDcucaicns dsnl wa
one I'll. laost distinguished in the Cut
States. al distances from la four mile heats She
~, f, ,i.t,r TO Monarch equally distinguished They
both br. a. the Roy al stud at Hampton Court The
I-vn's vrani dam Ny Lady, ~as the dam OF The dsn'
gu;sh-d Eugh horse and stallion Jeree and also The
dam OF Imported Passenger. My Lalys dam was ala"
dam Of tn. Colonel winner Of 81. Ledger, and OF the
most distinguished and stations in ENGLAND. AMI her
dam likewise the dam of the famous ion@ e En'se
SrZ This pedigree is remarkable for its richness and es
peciy fer the souness or BOTTOM OF ITS crosses ana m
Que the ancient b. found In the stud book of
England running back 20 the reign Of Chsrles I.
As his performances tits sufficient TO say that he ran
six aud them all except one OF mie heats, the
ony he ll that distAnceI III which he "as
beaten by inferior horse in o! being dcci
d-y In all his Other races, which we're VI Two ana
.r.. niles heats he coi.ird with the finest horsrs OF his
day inclu ling Engineer, Snocsoe, Tar vrr &C, &c AND
heat his With such that he never va, put
his fun speed. my instances di.iAncng maiony a"
the :td Finally, n June i>J while on his way TO L"ny
.l4nd fulfil his engagement four re s~ecps'ase
with Nicholas Sue Washington and others, IN passing
through New York city, he received injury which caused
hi, vi harawa turf For his performances 10 full
see hanibls. Z. "AGNER
S-Deucalion xiii he exhibited at Powiatan, Chester.
n-li Goochgnd Hanover courts. IN the month OF
March neat after wcl he viii remain ~ bis stand a'
stated .noyr &. ".
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MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
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-bo love genuine literature. IL Is commenced under
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gate young poets Of the present age OF English verse,
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s'-, asorts.
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THE UNIFORM BANK yo:y,ajrHIa

'"' ''''"'hs cirren =! !.w came iatJ oD,:a
Io "n III. ~ ms:
sE'. ! Nix, !, the di., O., cv.-y i-,,,.,, nj,
"iN' IN Al i.li"n :, the r. ig,;,,,.., ,. -
ciecil', ''I Il 'i'.s /. 81! .irr. ,,,,,,., ti
t."'.c h' ,!ci hranr. vliy., ,,.t L -.
a.meiii e; the l'Lrci.i i,'ia ri >,.i .- i -.
II discount n't cN"tydur. ,.i,. .!rt' " ','
'r''iuc! ti; tn "t.lrr hruu.i,> ~ -. !, IN, .,
''liS '''! rc'iee!" al tie hr,ae,I ;M,c,oi ,,;,.,
- hiclmrui. '''''''
>k' :. Hc iin> every in lef,r,ra- bark =, b.
i' ai' "-g,"i i"r tiv redemption l. notes il. y,
hhd "f Is it'ir''c. ~ .d'.tu!. - iic l,G.:u,tai.
1nw Fci nrei ~ .sw-a 'niGrc /. dn - {, b., u,.r-
siah!e -. b'" .' ,r ;c ;ir-' "iivi.cc AMI : -
i"r '''rh 'cl"r"tr Violation "i TIE lH ;icr,ai,.r
SEc j. Make Il ." dut. ~ tc bank IN addition
Z" tue feieiHi;i'n H"H rygurr. b, law :, r,d,, ~
the n"'r' ''''i,'!. "r py.h, ~ il; which may i, pre-
'ri';cd -; t'' agency tncr"f ~ :. discount of rot
II n'rt i'" On" i''ftii "i one pr cent
Sec provide INK wlv.. "y.rS ; 80 OF: the nn;,,
" Il o'h% 'rt rFe-erd u. the bl.k t,r r,L,inrii,n.
IVA. ''deti" 'Mrn hN specie Gr.:t Oh IL ..uucy
n Richmond "r 5,lIm,r,.
SS' provides ,nDt 10 b.nk or branch thereof
'!ial give 40! certificate " deposit Diff or o,L,r
e'L',''ri "' "'.'' "ili'' i not lI!ab. ia >r,cir
Sc > provides 'hst no huK "r brA,lc, thereof
-h'.l -, "nt the hiil- ur ";e- "i ANY other bank or
''snc. 'Nccfu. >sc' - t; viii receive At par. IN
!ai incll'- ~ ''ri,'- 'iGc t..c hanh
80. lr"'I'..- tli bank -'a!l directly or in
Ars1'!'. loan IL h- "- 2, t'r circulation - aiv
icf-f pef'"u>. "rcrp 'rii,n'.- Gndcr auvu..rca,i
~ Hi'ef''a..- t.ia ,s,i irr>"u. pcr>pi> "r cor.
i"raii'n >t.i project nr ,.rl.,tcc the ircr.,,E o..
""S "r "hN 'tlrr b!il> or note, issued hy The bank
'r rr''," tae '"i.is "hc.. -. mcu: h. oyea IL.
nuild.i
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rasgEiS. '.c"a|y has occurred IN The Sen.'e =
yr,ni. !a She pi..ric. Composed "f The counties Of
,,, c. ahv-latd aud Chesterfield. o"cIscn-d hy tn.
tor o! W.lhaa or Ir.. ksG nos therefor. Hen
Me. Governor 81 The CommoIwt tih " Virginia
-, .: .a.horty y-s., Ia the Exec iS-. have though.
y hy s-:. ci election issued agi directed pur-u.ni
= ~ -,c.i-r An election 10 be held in eych county
al: :. atoria District; AT tn several places e
,it,,,l according 20 las, nn the fourth i-urs'iay n
,u ga, 10Th la, of the month"; 10 supply Toe va
!, ,orssIt.
IN up!e. rs bard ~ Governor. and under the Less
>.i of :hv Common wealth. a; Richmond. .;his eighth
i, of April i>Jy, and in the ci,ht! third ysar Of
,----oa<,,.'h HENRY \. WISE.
81 :hc governor:
Gsss. W NcSEosp S.c'y of the Com',h.
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PRESIDENTIAL.

"Sront, the Philadelphia correspondent of
the Trenton (Ncw Jersey Free American"
writes that
"a Increment is Oa lot here, backed by
ulany prominent mcnii,ciS nf the Democratic
party. To bring on, Gov Wise. e Virginia, MS
the Democratic cand date for lie Pres dcncy in
1860 \ similar cil'Irt is b' Ing made in all the
Southern States with dc'i!cl symptom. OF
popular approval Gov. Wise is s;r"ng man
every way HIS success IN stopping the mai
tide "i Known 'thingi>;n has cndcacd HIM to
all the adopted cl,iz,IS of the country, while
bis conceded ability and d.uintlrss courage
seem 10 tit him peculiarly aS the standard
bearer Of the Democracy il the present cr,>i'.
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: TuE ECoyEvvoR OF VIRGINIA.

.urry ,aci.icy h,> occurred in the Judiciary OF
i,,c-o,cnx-.l,h hy she death Of Green H. S,inur.s
-, iud,,. cf the Supreme C"urt Of Appeals whu
- Ia !,r of :he third Judicial S.ci!cn. composed
u Irlpti,c-, Madison. GTr.ne. Orange, Alhe.
-. rluyAnna. Gncchnnd. Nelson. Amherst,
IL Augusta Hath, Peullrion, Highland, .:0csing-
80 Shenandoah Warren, Hardy Clarke. Frederick,
~ Morgan, E,rktlvy, and Jrtrr,on, therefore. In
.;y 80 La ,'v .hc-iG of each o: said eouIiics is
..gj-,i :, Cause AZ election 20 r. held therein
- ts. lih d,y cf April next. =; the places pre-
i nv ,.x. for Jsg< Of tie San-sinc IcGri Of AI-
.,..,,,ly 49,, yScaacy aforesaid.
~, ,rr ,ay hari Governor, and nnf"r the seal Of
src5uirou~t si;h. \: H:ch,r oad, this seventh day
= ~ J,nuary, ~? AL ~ ~. SD year OF the Com
!" ,-cnx,,;S HENRY A. WISE
..sGsGg " MrNFoHD,
Srr.tirr II .!e CoH:indT StG'h
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Shocking Dsa.h a. plsasaa, Hill North Carolina.

\ letter ,u the Petersburg Expires, says.
David Davis, a resident of Pleasant Grove IN
this county, came To hs death on TucSda, last,
under the following painful circumstances lie
tux loalcd pistol into his lahd. r.mnkins
To his family tnat hc WAS going TO shoot Il dog.
lie stcppcd into an ADJOINING room. Whcn
his iamIi, were startled by the report "i II =
tol. They FASTENED 10 the SPOT. and found Mr
Davis in the a.nui,> "f death \ pistol hnli
had entered his mouth. and passed thron.': hIs
BRAIN, inllictin. dreadful wound The "i'ior-
tunaic man lived about ten minutes, when lie
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OFFER for sale ny farm, stony Point situated 10 10
i comfy I'm n-airy fors river, one inue AMI a-ha
from Yor.town. IL riles fro wis nsSirs Sni miss
from IL. ,rrve wharf Vn james River.
This farm consists OF 30 2' cleared the recan
der In woois Of winch much excellent timber sui' toe
TO- building ship purposes There are sb"ut ~, acre.
from which cord has been recent cut, and triihI
auiu; Of would brng this into cultivation ne sou
.anly loain rr.ng clay sub-s"i and 10 renarka'
hy hi. nust cf n. 6rds yielding ie9 per cent
NOR. han purchased eight years ago On the pac
r ur,Irrous ant extensive beds OF rir OF The nnes'
u ity ard fosnd Ia quantities along the short
The hou.. small b.. Ard very comfortable hitch
en- smoke house. csh0u.. cversesrs house and s.abc'-
all new aud the barn. with triang amount OF tin.nng,
,rrfccy good. Tn.r. u sni but choice, collection oil
uit tr,e, Of almost every description Water good oy'-
trs Wild fowl abound The place enjoy, The repu'
ia,i"u of ling Of the hra;e.t ia Eastern virginia
III. facilities FOR ndrScs all that could be desired
vessels H.. largest driu, ascending - miles abor.
1, place. Point. the terminus Of The York Erer
Railroad beside. the :c.. steamer from Norfolk. As th'
place readily susceptible nf DIVISION will sell In one o
Two tracts, suit the convenience Of purchasers Wshnr
TO 90 to city prxctc. profession, oEer the farm
ON very REASONABLE. Persons wishing 10 purchase
reap aud valuable farm invited 10 sisi. Any nfcr-
IN ,,inn that may be desired will be che-rfu y given
address Dx T. A. RRIs
e., Gin Y,r tnwn Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-19
wYNDHAM KEMP, !
JOHN 7. SEiwELL, cor,,;s.Io,.
WARNER T. JONES,
v. u. SEiWELL,
49,. n L !. La
vALUNnLE LAND IS aan .:-.: -

PA tT OF IAN 'NEH. AT ~ BldC AlCIliH
II sii\LL, on WEDNESDAY, the 5ih DAY OP APRIL
i i~jJ IL fair, IL MT, the Il fair dIv. 10y Mr. \. VI
rayors r-u- cnrr f"r pubic -ac Oh 'le prciisrs
Earin containing a.u 4! .unir-l Al !fiy II
il 1 tat.l very healthy aul desirable neifhhorh"oL
The Soil i. wei alprd pr growth "f corn wheat. oa!>
,n 10 scco. Il /, we'll wurr.d AMI has abundance Il"
tnb-r Inr tbs Use Of the farm.
rnc-e + corf'r,.hI. dwelling hou!c, nj. four :'od
room, Gu The place, and mos, OF the necessary outbad
ing.
Persons dr,ruus o purchasing lsni are Invite. :"
ln look the place before ti. dhy "f -Ais Mr. y
Lowry mys"f will take pleasure Ia riGs over With
any iesirous Of seciis
rEEas-f-I in cash, .ui the remain Ter In egI, ir't.
uents payahl. in w, three 'ni -FOUR years, with IN
crrst from date the I'll: retained I'll all TIE pas nts
ma l.. WM W. PcLGlikK