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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-19
FLEMING 8RIFFIN,)
+ EE 4 SSEL 7; iSbfLL' Trustees.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Sow, Aucts. jylI
AMAIISSIANED,S SAII AE II II AZ IrS

y TATE, SLAVE AND FURNIT URE. As
Commissioners appointed by decree of the Circuit
Court of Henrlco county. pronounced on the 18th
day of April. 1852 in the case styled "Flournoy w.
Flournoy. &C." | shall, on MONDAY, the 25th
July at "A O'Clock Z. NJ, tif fairs If not the next
fair day thereafter sell upon the premises, the
property mentioned in said suit, consisting oi a GER
tain lot parcel of ground, lying the county of
Heurico near edmond, having front OF 421e feet
on the continuation of I'D street, in Adams addi-
ton To the city of Richmond, and running back
from the junction of 23d street with Adams street,
1872, being a part OF Lot No OF Square No: III,
plan of lots annexed to the deed made by viii
liam CuIlingsworth and wife to- R.V Bsazley, dated
9th October, 1s45 together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
After the sale of the above property, will be sold
small negro girl, about five years old; also lot
Of Furniture, consisting of Beds Chairs, Tables,
Wardrohes. a Cooking Stove, &c.
Terms: The real property. one third cash. the
balance at and IL months, for bonds with good Sc
curity, carrying interest, and the title To he retain
ed until the purchase money is paid. For the per-
sonai property, cash will be reguired.
PARkE P0iNDEXTER, Comr.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 Son, Aucts. Jy2
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
fRKroRTED FOR THE RICHMOND prsrTATcH.1
Attorney General Blacks Opinion Of the
Right of Examinations

re- Magnstie Telegraph Ltns--OSfes, I39 Eagl,
Srvayri Main Sf.ssfs
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~, THAT MOST b EAU TIFUL AND

SO VALUABLE COT Y T Y SEAT called
Zzl "AioUTT kRI1,,'FoR SALE Having recently
entered into business e,fsaseerqents which require
for sale Mount Erin where ! at present reside
1t lies within one and half miles of the Capitol
and is well known for it's beauty, healthfIlness,
&c, that minute description is considered unne-
cesar, but as have recently improved and beau
tilted the place very much solicit persons desiring
to purchase place OF it's kind. to examine it. 1t
contains about eight acres most beautifully, deco
rated with trees, shrubbery. &c; grove Of oaks.
&c, well set IN grass; large mansion, kitchen stable
q. ,sufcl ent To accommodate large family. Oppo
site to and adjoining on the south, is highly i'm
WHICH will he sold with the mansion lot sepa-
rately. may be desired.
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EwYO FEW MORE LEFT.
Since | cnrnme G ed selling of my fcxk rs

aEwO AFEW MORE LEFT. Go
EyHNN Since | commenced selling off my SSyx HK
<4AfAstock OF TRUNKS, BONNET VAfD
BOXES and VALICES, at cost and less than cost
a great many have been sold off; but have still
large stock on hand and am determined to close
them off as speedily as possible
Persons who intend to travel, can save from
THREE TO TEN DOLLARS in the purchase of
their Trunks.
Come along and secure while the opportunity
sell them at even less than cost privately, than to
h,y9 any left on hand to send to auction, when
clox up few weeks hence.
Also. BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, SLIPPERS,
&c, for gentlemen, ladies and children, at and
less than cost, to close business. at
JOHN CLARk'S, No. IS Main St,
A few doors below Thos X. Price & Co.
14-Jw
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LAND FOR SALE.

- a VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE ON
THE NEW BRIDGE ROAD, TWO AND A
T.IiHtANh aF Mules FROM RIcHMQNQ con.
ACREs.-I offer for sale the FARM described
above, containing 14o ACRES, within two and
hall mile. of the oity of Richmond, about
forty acres cleared and in rood head the balance is
tolerahly well set in pine and oak. Tho improve
ments edhstet OF n framed DWELLING, with three
rooms and the Usual cbt- houses. and well of ex
cellent water in the yard. The loration IL healthy
and society very good. Any further Information
concerning the farm can be had by APPLYING 10
RO. h. LYME, Land Agent,
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall
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scrIber offers for sale. privately, his FARM,
- caliea " Ch,swck;" situated "a miles west of
are l26 acres of Land ircfraing large and excel
lent meadow. 0pe-t rd is under cultivation and
IN good heart The whole is Enclosed arc divided
into FIELDS.
The improvementseonsis of an excellent one and
half story framed Heuse, with brick basement,
with good barn, corn house, smoke house kitchen.
ice house, &c, &c. The orchards are extensive
and fruit choice. The health OF the place is pro-
verbally good
Persons Interested are invited to call and exam
inc the premises for themselves
jy Sim GEO. G. EXALL.
sAe FOR ~ALE-A small FARM of one hundred
13e Acres, one nils boy Qnd the termination of the
- Mechanicsville Turnpike, about six and II half
miles from Richmond. In an exceiiefit neighbor-
hood and IN the Immediate vicinity of one or fniiEs
churches. The improvements consist of 4 Dwell
ing with four rooms and all necessary out build
ings all of which new. Also, an orchard of
choice fruit trees.
1t will be sold for one fourth cash; the balance
a credit of one two and three years, with inter
est. Possession slven immediately. Pppy to
l.. B. THOMAS
ivQ Rrna ctro ~,
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LIQUORS, &c.

q
l. PORTER, ALE, &C., &c.
and m anae the IS
NET, on 18th, between Broad and Grace streets,
where they vii, keep choice lot Of LAGER BEER.
POTTER ALE, nc, IN kes and bottles of all sizes.
Also, all kinds OF imported WINES, Lilo U0RB
&C. AS we keep good article and sell cheap, wo
expect share of patronsse, for which We return
ogI thanks. and promise to please all.
free Of cSsfse '0Sf5SfT iHS RFsss e M
my l2-3mt
ROTTLING ESTABLISHMENT.-I A :
- GER BEER, ALE, PORTER, dc.-Than kfui
beg leave to announce to our friends and the public
IN general, that we Will continue our business Of
BOTTLING LAGER BEER, Xxx ALE, PORTER.
&C. as heretofore, and which we nil deliver, FREE
OF CHARGE, to any part Of the city.
Goods for the country carefully packed in barrels,
and delivered to any depot In the city.
we nave also constantly on hand. Lager Beer and
| Scotch Ale and London Porter, which we most re-
'''' ,''''A' L { Til pEGSi & BRO.
ap H-3m No 2s Main street.
| CHAMPAGNE WINES.-We have IN store
- fhe following hne Champagne Wines, viz;
Jules Mumm Co. Ferzensy Cabinet
% Flour de Sillery, Wins de DANES Worry
3" Imperial ( hue
HeIdsick Co.; Sillery Mousssux; Ls Marquis do
All OF which we offer to the trade and the public.
For sale by DUDLEY CO., ~ Main 1t.
| CIGAR AND TOBACCO STOR E.-The sub
ToBAcc6 hPf ws ToBStaEs5
| PIPES, PIPE STEMS, and the usual varsity Of
goods kept in such estseI,shm G1 which be will
sell %t sas and Of
| my 7-3mH No. los Broad street.
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THIS Day


A DMINISTRAToR's sALE.-Ths .updss
DAY. the 10Th day Of July. isse. scmmssciss &
ss 'i:s"1 pa. !; ~ T.: D. Jss ss
s i:Ss. HE2 .sss
gSEs 's ao9 ssoex sPf h5s -s
TEsMs % sALx-For all sums under 90 sssb ;
and for all sums over that anoupt, : credit Of
months the purchaser giving bond with sstisfao-
JAMES w. BrSFoRD, Adu'r Of
" 6-3t 9, IL and 10 John II. Mcttert, dsc'd.
BY James NJ. Tayior + Sen, Aact's.
Jss srs sAEE OF vAcAnr 10. Lot
seaIng sf Fs6rnsiy is s1 snd re re-
CORDED 70 the Clerks Office Of Richmond HASTINGS
g Ell ssG ~ no sI' sss next e
H.. vacsnt Iaug -, s,sSmmencins a. o'clock
as continued eastwardly a. lie in,ersccsson WI
. .no sss. line Of boswood alley. running thsnc
a. snd running back gitain parallel lines g iSst
to an alley feet w iHuIT Tenn: 4, ale;
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR S sos, A. hae S,lAER' Trustee.
By E. b. Cook. Aucrr.
stow Row S 2F sAIS fiEi, YaANssN,sHEs WIZ.
ner of 18th and Franklin streets, and contsmr.-
at suction, on TUESDAY the 10Th inst. eomms nf
clnx at 10 o'cl9ck; AL the STOCK remaining on
hand, and FIXTURES usually kept and pertaining
nent, embracing the most approved brands of
White Leads, Zines, Farnishes. Window Class
Japan Tins. single and double for professional ssn
work; Dry ,Coiors, Glue, and other articles unns-
cessary to detail.
An excellent Suspension and Portable SOAP
FOLD for cornice painting.
One superior OIL PAINTING-twntsr scsne.D
SIGN BOARDS, &c.
TERMs-For sums under $50. cash over til 1t
amount, four months credit for approved paper.
M LANES NJ: CARTER
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~ Sanford's Liver InvisOrator-Com-
POUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUM-Is a mild
and eltectual cathartc. acting first on the LIVER
and Bowels. and carries of all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action and thus strength and
build up the whole system very rapidly, and is the
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IeTliis VeTy NUeFaI. HppIy TO
!; p. HORTON KEACH. or to
jy ls-2aw1m GODDfN 4 APPERSON.


rs"s s~,, ''l GRIM s asBtRsss
"a FOR RENT:.The under.igned ssadmin
H lstratrlx OF the late Leonard Samuel, deceased,
2 shes to rent privately. for the balance of the
year the late residence Of the sad Leonard sam
of a DWELLING HOUSE and GARDEN, the ne,
cessary ont, houses, together with an excellent
SHOP. suitable either for shoemaker or a har-
ess,maker. Possession given Immediately. Any
one deslr9us Of renting the same, will please con
Gary, either of whom will take pleasure in an
swerIng any inquiry, or show the premises to any
ono "sS''O"S Oh 50 PSspT'LIiiSSiA SAMUEL, sdmx
jy l3-6t" OF Leonard Samuel.
~, a DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
S::l ROAD AND MARSHALL STREETs.-The
SUBSCRIBED offers for rent the house at present
with ail the modern improvements a large kitchen,
and city water and gas on the premises To a per
the premises. jy b-ts ISAAC l.. CAREY.
~. FOR RENT.-A HOUSE on Union Hill.
s:: containing rooms, with the usual out-buld-
There is n large garden filled with vegetables and
quite crop of grapes, which can be rented with
Rent to a good tenant. low. no. b, LYNE.
jy 15-ts Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
III. FOR RENT.--The Store 18th street
in Lombsrdy Alley, Wv vii be for rent from lst
Je S-ts WIN. WAlLACE SONS.
~, ROOM FOR RENT have one excellent
sG:. ROOM, on second floor over my store-very
+. MCCARTHY, liz. Broad st.
81, FOR RENT-The two-story frame HOUSE,
taat cnped as grocery. Possession given irnme-
dates, Apply to Uyls-5t'l VIM. MILLER.
as 5 E,,s TEs$oT E2F r5 MY I3Rk.
( q clock Z, Mt \ Y,
Passengers are requested to lie on board in good
Tickets and Berths secured at our office, opposite
Passage TO New York. state room included, only
SIS; Meals extra. Stecrage passage only S..
Psssage to Norlok sane as by the river boats.
New York and back. issued for Sl5, available by
either Of the steamers until The lsi Of October.
the hour Of p O'clock n. TUEsbAi. Unless "a
suthciency be received prior to that hour.
Conslgnees are requested to send for their goods
Freight for Boston will be forwarded directly on
j. is2 rates. anu T IubAH eSS WATsoN
sss=s7-saasssz1 FORMATION COMPANY
INcoRroRAT55PP F Rf fHh itEdlsLATVRE
AUTHORIZE Capital;;s2oo. 900: =,
9 s ffR BY Bsie to
and LINCHBCRG and RICHMOND and NOR
FOLK.
mA- Frcights received daily for LYNCHBURG,
on South Side of Basin, by IN0. l.. STATION,
Agent. and semi-weekly for NORFOLK. at the
Shed, on Dock street. IN rear Of old Gas Works
VIM. c. SMITH Gen'l Supt.
pfi Tz viii his s' ia! isAE Il (
fs~zs.rs1-sz@ DAY > 10th inst. be Withdrawn from
the Chckahomny and James River line, till
THURSDAY. 2lst inst. ID. J. HILL,
Jy Lot Master.
oersA FOR PHILADELPHIA EVERY
S1GE& TUESDAY.-The a No. steamship
sAFSFse& CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt. Il. Nit
chel is ready to receive rcI ht and will leave
on TUESDAY, July 18TH at s O'Clock, A. NJ.
For freight or passage. having superior accom-
modatlons, apply to II. +. FUTILE, Agt..
Rockets.
Freight through to Boston, via Philadelphia by
steamer at our usual moderate rates and with dis
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rT'ORACCO.-Just received, large lot of Harris
i LIGHT PRESSED TOBACCO. and various
other brands. Those wanting To purchase, would do
well tn call and examine our stock before prehas-
Va. GEO. ], SUMNER.
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>ps> FOR PHILADELPHIA, EVERY

k% FOR PHILADELPHIA, EVERY
s1GEG TTE TIES -, :, I'll, 4 No. steamship
chel. is now ready to receive freight and will leave
on TT ESDAl, July 18th, at O'Clock, a. NJ.
For freight or passage HAVING superior accom-
modatlons, apply to II. Il. FUTILE, Agt..
Rockets.
Freight through to Boston, via Philadelphia by
steamer, at usual moderate rates, and with dis
patch. iy l6--3t
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M X. G. HObsOn, Practical Hair Cutter
AND DRESSER.-Hls HAIR CUTTING. SHA-
VIM; HAMPooING and DYEING ROOMS are
get their HAIR CUT in the latest and most ap-
proved style, would advise YOU to call on him.
Entrance on 18th street.
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i LEGE,-This Tnfrmsry Is situated at the corner
Of Marshall and College streets in elevated and
heaitifu position, convenient to the Railroad De-
pots, Hotels and other centres of BUSINESS. Ii 10
rnlshed with every arrangement requisite for
the successful treatment OF Diseases and injuries,
and for the comfort of the sick. All persons re-
curing MEDICAL or SURGICAL. aid, except
the insane and those laboring under contng ioas
diseases, are admitted into tho institution. Lying
In women are also received and carefully attended
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IT, NOTICE.-The steamer A H.
e e94tssEieSCHULrX will this day tSATTR-
DAY ) 10th inst. be withdrawn from
the Chickahominy and James River line, till
THURSDAY. 2lst inst. D.. HILL,
jy l6-4t Master.
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farmer the next best thing 10 ga little wife
vel. wlled." Cultivate your garden. Be sure
70 Proigc- sufficient quantities OF useful vrgs-
tables. i man may half support his family
from a good garden. Take care to keep nv
m2taer's garden in good order, even If il costs
you the wages OF a man to take care of II. |
have sen! you many garden seeds. Distribute
them among your neighbogs. Send them 10
the 8'orYs IN the village, that everybody may
have part Of them withou. cost. am clad
that yoa hage chosen Mr. Pike representative.
BE IS true man, but taere are in New Hamp-
Shlre @anF persons who call themselves wings,
are no wings a. all, aad no better than disun-
5AatS ANY inan Wa0 hesitatas in granting
o4EaeGrlRE 70 every part Of the country lis
claslsCI'ouaI tights is an eaamy 10 the Whole
country.
Joltn Taylor; Ifone Of yoar baTs should say
laatne haa2rs bis tatAes and mother, aad loves
aiS brothers and sisters, but still insists that one
Q! ihen should oe dNvea out 0t the family,
"ha' can you say oi hlm jnt this, that talre is
no fea! i4nty love in hlm} You and are ar-
fa'rs; we never talk politics; cur talk IS Of OXEN
bat remember this: that any man who attempts
to excite oDa part 81 the couatrv against aa3th-
er Is just as wic:sed as he would be who should
attempt to get up quarrel between john Fly-
!or and bis oegh5or, OLD Mr.. JOHN Sanborn,
OF his other Gejgd5or, Captain Dur,eish There
are soTn= animals that live best in the fire: aad
there are some men who delight in,h beat. smoke,
combustion, and even general c9aiayra,loa.
They do mol follow The things which make for
peace. Iaey enjoy oaiy controversy, coHten-
"on, and strife. Have no communion with
~si.
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Select iloetrn.
ALh's F0R TIE BEST.

Alps for the best; be sanguine and cheerful,
Troubles and sorrows are friends in Disguise
Nothing but folly goes faithless aud fearful
Courage forever IS happy and wise
ALPS for the best-if man would but know it
Providence wishes Us all 10 be blest
this Is no dream of the pundit or poet
Heaven is gracious and-All's for the best.
\ IFS for the best set this on your standard,
Soldier OF sadness. or pilgrim Of love,
Wbo % the shore Of despair may have wandered,
wayrarlag swallow, o. hear,-srrjcken dove
Alps for the best be a man but coudIjng,
Providence tenterly governs the rest,
And the frau bark o, a is creature as guiding,
Wisely and "arily, aillor the best,
All s for the best! then aing away terrors,
Meet all your fears and your foss in the van,
And in the midst of your danger, OF errors,
Trust like a chld, while you strive like man j;
AIS for tde best unbiased, u11onaded,
Providence rezas from the East 10 the West
And BY both wisdom anI mercy surrounded,
Hope aud be happy that ALPS for the best!
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From tic PalIaielqaia Ledzer.l
a Lester E0r every one 60 read.

The following letter was written by Daniel
Webster nearly eight years ago. Il originates
M homeiy topics, aud proceeds from those to
others of more general import ana Interest
Ii" duties OF a patriot uader the Constitution
and the Uajon. The great practical sense Of
The constitutional cSpognaec is not more evj-
dent IN the mode ot illustration taan it is in the
patriotism which Inspires every word and tie
tru. national sentiment which It seeks 10 iacol-
cate. Mr.. II Webster had grown up with ths
Union; he had seen il daily giving strength aud
power 10 the natlon. Has comprehensive mind
saw that the Liberties anj security OF ,hp pso-
pie and The prosperity ot the country Test upon
the foundation OF the equality Of the States
WilA the faithful Observance OF the obligations
that each State owrs 10 tie other Hence THE
parHesiness with Y hich be seeks TO impress tals
fac; 10 tie familiar illustrations which his let
ter coa!ains. Nothing, probably has been writ
Ten upon our constitutional Obligations Whca
comes home 50 practically, SO iorrlaly, and 50
siri&ingty. 1t is a valuable lesson sucl as can
come only from patriot aud statesman, and,
as an Illustration OF political duiy, is worth vol-
umrs Of exposition. Us irankuess, Its generous
sentiments, and conscientious sense OF duty
must commend it to every reader:
LETTER FROM DANIEL WEBSTER TO JOHN TAYLOR.
Washington, March II, 1882.
JouN TAYLOR Go ahead. The heart OF the
winter IS broken, aud oei3rr the first day OK A
prll all your land may Be pIouzaet. bu, tae
oxen Of Captain Mars;9a, If y90 thtai the price
fair. Pay for tHe hay. send yon a check
for 5l60 for tines. two objects. Put the great
oxen IN cendit'on to BE- turned out and lattyi.
You have good horse team, and | think IN
addition to this, four oxen and pair OF four
ypar-oId steers will do your work. If YOU
think SD, then dispose Of The Stevens oxen, or
unyoke them, aud send them 10 pasture for beet.
know not when | shall see YOU, but | hope
before planting. II you need anything, such
as guano, for instance, write 10 Joseph Bleck,
esq, Boston, and be will send It 10 you.
Whatever ground you sow or plant, see that
it is in good condition. We want no penny
royal crops. ga little farm well titled" IS to
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& siG2ggaa9T story.

Alexander Dumas has lately published sim
sular story concerning the late Car Nicholas
Of Russia. VIZ Tha; after the disastrous news
from the Crmpa Of Russian defeats, the Car
resolved to die, Should he retrace his footsteps
and abandon his policy, he would have to give
the lie to a reign CT thirty years Should he
persist in carrying On the war, be would ruin
Russia. But Whl! be could not ask for with
oat loss Q! honor, VIZ : peace, his successor
might. re, therefore, by pressing solicitation
obtained from his physician, who had previous
II resisted for tWo moat!Is, a dose 0i poison
strong enough TO kill him, bn, vet weak enough
to allow BIN 10 live few hoarS after having
taken i. Fae physicaa left 81. Petersburg on
the l7th Of February, having obtained from the
Emperor declaration IN writing which made
him S2it al all points. On the morning of the
lStb, the Emperor swallowed the poison, after
which he seat lar the Grand Duke Alexander
nov Gmperor-aad told him ALL The latter
~oa'd have Crird out Tor help, but the Emperor
prevented him bg an order 50 positive that. as
a son and suaj'ct, be could MT disa5ey his faith
er ani his sovereign. Then the Emperor ex-
planned to hm in detail the motives which in
,gcsd aim 10 take this heroic step. The young
Priuce, broken-hrartrd, the tears streaming
sroEa hs eyes, his ulterance choked by sobs, lis
tened 10 tie dreadful narrative on his knees,
4ad c!a<2ed bis bands, exciaimng, ''my father!
my ta,asr >" The Emperor would not allow
bin 10 qait hts s,de untiI h. bat obtained from
hlm s4!-ma promise 10 let :eAlh take its course
without attempting to slopt. But the instant
The young Prince was oct Of the room bis flial
love ,rampaed over his fidelity 10 his word,
| aad he summoned the whole Of the royal fam.-
~, aud also three physicians. The latter ar
rived too late. The Eapero'..in not'very yio-
lent agony, expired at twenty minutes past II,
at noon, on the lSth OF February, 1855. AT
the same instant Russa changed not only her
master, but her policy.
Far dealing islae bond and cement ei
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NEW kGaICJLTJRlL SETTLEMENT,

NEW hG2lCgLTJRlL SETTLEMENT,
TO ALL WANTING FARMS,
RARE OPPORTUNITY IN A DELIGHTFUL
AN\BEALTHY CLIMATE 25 MILES SOUTH
EAzy OF PHILADELPHIA, ON TIE CAM
DEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD,
NEW JERSEY.
Al oId estate consisting OF several thousand OF
,.rs Of prgknettgs sal has been divided into Farms
ofvsrions sizes to SIT tie purchaser. Po7qla-
ron of some Eijtssa HHg6rs@ from various parts
or+ha middle states and New England have settled
there the past year, Improved ihslT places, Gf-
,af5sE elcFleat Grape The prtce oL the iaR9 IS Al
The low sum Of frosn SIS TO SD Per acre, the son
- t5a hest quality for the production ol t"eet.
~;.r-- Coy2 Pf1cirS, Gyapsy GH@ bs1at42leS. IL
- C0NSipERED TIE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN
,ur TNIDN The place is perfectly secure iJoM
frosrs-tne destructive enemy o. the taFner. CFoPs
If ,raip. grass and trgit are now growing and can
h. seen. BY examining the place ITSELF correct
irdyneut can be formed OF the pfoauctIveneSs oI tae
land. The terms are made easy 10 secure the rapid
inproveneur of the iand,, WAlca IS only sold ior
a..ya5 laapyorenleHt. The result has been, taat
within the past year, Three b"a1EeE @o1ses have
beeu erected two G7iis one steam, four stores, some
forty vinyaris aud peach orchards, planted, and
large number OF other improvements, making II
desirable and active place OF business
TaEMAR6ET,
.. the reader may perceive from rs location, the
BEST rs THE UNION,
Products bringing double lhe price than IN Local
tiops away from the city, aad more than double tae
nrlea in the West. lc Is Euo@n that he earliest
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extent OF millions.
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