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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-12
LIlWNIlUII, VO I Cor 'rs
u. :. lIlPkINS
Tapp hammock, E,sex CO.. Va.
-Whg please copy. June Io-c~iw
SrnIco rr.sL TRACT FOR SALE

IN CHARLOTTE IOlNTl
gNliS VALUABLE TOBACCO FARM. con aiming about
i >rI acres, Ming m the county Of Charlotte, nn oil
.hc, ~ Turnip Creek and adjoining the nG' of t. "
md John Henry, E>qs., is in the MAJ bet Turhii
runs through the middle Of thi, tract aIorJ!ns
handsome and irrti'e nat 81 about lao acr's.
OF His Farm ihrre y, VI heavily timber
d land aG"rlnI every Kind OF timber suitable for build
ug aud plantation purposes. also there a'ou Gn acre.
pine, second growth. VI thirt, years siAn'lin..
This land il particularly adar'-d !" the growth NJ hn'
,nufc.u ing ToDacco; there is abundance OF plant
land OF the very finest quality.
There are settlements IN the tracone on each le
4 the creek. Ny sou liams HOUSE, on Ihs West side is
entirely nvw aud Is comfortable d"rliing for sni
family with all necessary out houses and large crhou-
hat keeps well throughout the summer. Wy o"f dwelling
the East side, large and -asa with two fine spring
onvenient-one In the yard and the other III the garde
pom the farm there ten tobacco barns. suhc.n lot
,uring forty thousand pounds o tobacco large otcS'
4 fine aud well selected fruit trees. and good spring- II
very part OF the farm The nri ri:hohood !, OF t'
most pleasant aud intel i-n; in the state. Roanoke chnrcl
3 convenient but a few miles distant
Persons Iaay desire 10 good Tobacco Farm, i:
pleasant nvishborhocd, are invited 10 View ;.l-.
wM. g. PRICE.
t.,t,O % ri.tY.r "
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4 MOST pESIKABLE NUBUMnAN KE

slptN,E + ANU SNAIL MARKEr FARM f,K SALE.
hiE subscriber offers his beautiful place Grove street
for sale II contains 22 acres, tine state OF cult
Sation The House Italian Villa rev, good size ah'
heavily ornaInented There large new Barn, Carrilse
house aud other convenient Vut.DuildnBs also !dFs'
orchard Vf choice fruits o! various En'is.
lie location perfectly healthy aud TO persons doi
business ;ichnond wishing to reside the city
u,!cr, All iuIuCrinrui rarely to he met with,
For terms, 6c., apply the corner OF Main AMI tirs
Streets durgs business hours, my residence M
prruisrs. l.. = SQUIRE.
y B.-Improvcd cal estate In the city o! Eichm"n,
would be laAru IN exchange. l. :. :.
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No-lcE isAILahAD CDNr&AcroRs.
LicaV Sn ,xp YoRs Rms kAiLKoAp CoarAHy,

ilJ4 ,Nn ,Np SSRS EN .i RAILROAD COMPANY,
kirhmoui, June 2,h, isJ9
rs,Ig nuihoczed TO receive proposals, Tor
"a, .ui uri nTl,i's :, BidsInc. delivery OF Cross
- L.t. 'nr Irich pri"t> AL other work necs
49, =, ,. r- the -,couI division uf the Rchuio "a aud
~ sg,. ...irl.a. wc>; Point, IL 10 miles, nciu
. T., nlasry Eyyr nre-, "Larans - lainunkey hiyrr
81! Ne: f...t
-r. l., scale will he received n; the Engineers ofcr,
-,:, "A ri, ri;y. u,iii the .Uih "i July ncNt, NJ,
-, p. = ,.rcicdtiris. Iad ali Information necessary
&. p !a,r> 49,. furnished aud after the lVih OF
LII -, ,.,, >,
-, m ,f,, ~ ca>s racti,eu, payable monthly, and
81. ,rne~ 10 ..,.s prise ia >t mortgage bonds
. ,tny al Ie.r par value. and - per cent. reserved
. i,,,Ir -.,ri les un il contract, u completed.
>.,-l u. WALTuN, Chic: Engineer.
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uils desirable Watering place and summer retreat,
Il offered for situated As II Is, wiih.n TIVE
nile, of the OH and Petersburg Railroad II can will
ntr additional eXpense. be Of the most desira
bic HctreIts ia Eastern Virginia As TO Mecna
u, aud virtue of the water, II ts no superior III last
NIr .ii For the truth of ts slirnebt, will refer
tothe e Eiwin Scott Mr. T. scott, Dr. Wm Harrison
Joi I. Mdsou OF Sussex Z. llrry Glr,isong William
Andrews aud WaNerlry Station. There tJU acres
l, Oh survey IL or 40 with little labor, vi!
6rns hnr crcp the cogins About one hall vi TIN
l,ud /, IL orsiial growth Of Pine r!mber. Any
who wish L. buy can cct bargain Come and see f"
- ursri, | drtsrn.Ivi 20 sell price. Ms
Post Once = Surry C"ur; ilvuse, Va.
Junr >-,u J. 4. WILlINlT.
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,At AATED.-A Clrg, uan and married man. who has
w had several Years experience Ia teachnI "a e'A'u
Of OF The best European Universities, dcsifous VI
hanging his present location, wishes Classical schon os
Female SEMINARY Of high grade. Location, sou'h or
southwest Best references given. Address, .
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TIE LOTUS;
Y MONTHLY MACiAZ1NIG f.
ANNIE CHAMBERS KETcHuM.

ANNIE CHAMBERS kETCaUM.
rt'r a.i of this enterprise, beginning with
January, l>.9, IL before the public The publishers
Ar- r-Jorne to issue prospectus fully confident t,;
-: rt> THE woGld coniu-nd II 10 the patronage
- $50 lave genuine literature II i c"mmrncr under
g.. favorable auspices: it, gifted Editor stands hrst
the Young poet, Of Tire present cf EnS, verse,
ni assisted 10y corps Of brilliant contributors, both iu
cog:Cy .d Europe will furnish m"nihly - choice a
Of Instructive tntvraun-n periodical OF the
;yI'.:ry itor'i..
snrk s con, n nothing sectional or sectsrian but
T :o.n all fields whatever j. worthy and acceptable,
t-. eui sh;euinrI.i lI libvray of the el:c',
hera for such and support lis
se,-5ts mas claim.
Al communications pertaining 10 the Literary Depart.
.-: b- addressed 20 the Editor All voluntary con-
:srpi. be accompanied hy the names of :he re.
.?-Suy. authors, to sreu'- attention.
-;;niees aud bu>ines, letters be addressed either
. .ir Editor the Publishers.
TLaN>-rhrre poars per Anuum invariably In advance;
's-:s per single copy NJ subscription con
:sl-i Cor longer time than paid for Booksellers and
supplied usual to the trade. Hrcat
...Ic=Ii-a,s offered to Clubs. Address,
Uurr0N CLARK,
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VALUABLE FARM or 2aIl.a ACRES

~ lANU,ER CUCNIi. U> riIE MAIN LOAD LEAF
ING ~ OLD ChIRCn NINE Mills FROM RICH
MhND FOX SALE
NNjE are authorized 10 sell the valuable Farm located
w aOovr, uoS owned and occupied by N.. Henry
ru II aJun, the hands Of Mr.sry james JoIes
Tn".. u Iuruer aui others The Tract contains 81
vi shch an''ut lJJ open land. The balance l.
well set Ia du"
The buildings the place comfortable, and suic-n
for the of the place Er ept bsrn they all
good repair The neisburVod Is good, AMI the place re
rga"y healthy. Possession given LIST OF January neat
but, te Ira,i,n-, such partial possession as TO ca
t- purchaser To seed OF wheat. The ace viii b.
sho"u auy disposed to purchase. by Mr. Turner,
who r-sti-s the preiiI.srs.
TEks> accommodating Apply TO Mr. II u. Turner. or''
June 3,,-cln uUJplN APPERSON, Aucis.
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SEW l",,h ,,i..s, .n'. state ), iOlj 50; Ohio
81 oA6 ~ c9aI'a H.. d,rlan. tendency; Southern 'he
c", In' c6ed higher Du scarce mixed 'na ye-'' :" '''
'ounL un.. la. 4 -;esiy, m'ss s'6a!G Il!
20 cin.e,l heavy a; luj.Ili cents. -,.,
iyn;.sr, clo-ed arin and reid =, .''.''' eeh''
xEw YORK CATTLE MtRhEr, JrLT !;
,,l x.r. ,,ore ac,!v. yesterday, - an Ad.anfe ot
br'' - .,nrI In rlu.-.i-ace q q falling % IN NJ
nav .so hs,i and D, Improvement IN quality.
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s1IrJs,S Iy3ptIvrE.>.


TIVE subscribers beg leave 20 call attention 10 thcr
1 >Iu,K uE rI.lNilNG TYPES, uRNAMENr>. Boz
nL.> .t>,ES &c Large supply Of which they *
,.-a hand a, i!r,r Type a;ii Stereotype Foundry,
y -. urid -, NeS York.
~, yr fu.I assortment OF all articles required 10 a
ra:.. Uiee,, Including
CASES CiiASES, GALLEYS &c,
~ which equal in every Respect 20 any man
-fs-rr! "a tai, CoGI,ry. aud which We ~i sell on The
=. er., uot,s Credit for approved negotiable
g,-, tel Ter discount for cash. Type taken
. %, u- Tot irv customary price Of Einr cent; i'r!
yu!. delivered within b. days ison tme of purchase,
g:a@IS.,v ia cra;s pc: Porn'i.
T. Undersigned, AGENT VIRGINIA, for the above we'll
81 -At,..grn -ujIly the trade with every de.
,-p'.u ~ r.i>f>o MIrhEi,L-, ut the manufacturers
yr.,.. iuI a., the sane liberal terms
ii,.l. rratc,i lc "RlIrHnND ENlriREH' for upwards
o' a yr,r. type and other material, purchased from
f..f, Go. an induced to recommend materials
:: q. ;a-iF e>iat.is!ii.a; ~ preference To others
>eci,f oug> ALL he furnished To the trade, and such
arse, ity .e-c ed Hill be torware' with despatch
WM. Is. Ai.l.EGiE,
..r, Ilni,. Ni,hr,f,nl Va
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Mc,,,lit MIi,K,S

kf.AI'F.itS AND MOWERS.
& II NtCc.Micn OFFERS 70 THE FARMERS OF
Y. ta,'-rn Virginia ana North Caro-
.a'h' KElPtks, aud KEAPEKS aud SS~-
v f" ti;>. deliverable "a order, through
-r s:-G, WILLIAM A. BI:AXION 0lI1EsSIzEdIn
A''-.,,-Acsu uin,ou Post Uiic-. kiur "nua.. cOu"',
's-aa.,
G-Au persons wanting Machines are requested 10
'-.i 10 ''-ir Ter. early.
H-3.-it WILLIAM A. BRAXTON
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n, TmE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

= I'tttDNIs.A VI y IION-
y<rlENlNiipN having been rec iy,d ~ the Executive
Ella, ,sEpH n WUt>ilAM, who il charged with malt
-. .n,,. with iL.eni Ia min. ii,iisurr. disable r
u4 ~hV conhnrdi the al OF Po"hatin rOunty to
"a - n, an tral, has escaped ticrciro,r. amd is go
-. :, t,r.r. therefor d. hereby "i!rr reward Of
m m nj .'y dollars 70 any person who shall arrest the
. ys,r.ii n o>lIl. and deliver him into the jail of
,.l:y 'oshattii ant 10 moreover require all oil.
-. o, -, i"nweah, civil snd military, and request
, .,.yrlly to their best eXer;ions 10 procure
. r.. . Ike sad WUr.ham, that he ciay DC brought 10
Givcn uuder my hand as Governor, and under
Ne Lc seal o: tie Commonwealth, at RiC.l.
- l.oai, t:.is twenty nnth day Of Iuie. isa.
HENRY 4. WISE.
ry he Governor. GEuSGG W. MrSFoGp, Secretary Of the
con aonN.,i''l.
.rr, II "cr-h, |, about Eve feet seven inches high
AN, ',r.v N-ar> VI age. fair complexion. ia. hair light
III l,. avlri under his chiD front teeth very much
-.,..l ~. .c- ht,ly l.. spe,sns has large mouth
- .,t.-.l., ll,.> profinr LAT guase. June St-twiw
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HENRY LANE. lc,.,
JAMES l.. TOMPKINS. 'oH'u"'e'''''''
FLOYD CoyGr llnr,E, Va, June a-cl0,.
SOUTH OF DAN LAND FOR SALE.

SOt Ikt OF DAN LAND FOX MALE.
uNllE subscriber having determined South
accout Of delicate health, wishes TO sell his tract OF
iaud In the county OF Halifax, the South side Of Dan
liver, lying on the waters OF yco, containing about four
.unJr-i and forty four hundred and Hity
third standing III original growth Of superior quality. The
learrd Is In high state of improvement, and divided into
i've shifts each fenced separately, with woods pa-iurc
Snc is also enclosed. Zach field has an abundance "i
h-vcrftng The land Is adapted To the growth 81
Ill crops usually cultivated u this section "f c"uniy, we'll
r in clover with fine crop this me within five mile,
lf South Bosiun-a station the Richmond and Ulrvl'
Raroad miles OF Hack Walnut, and one and half
uilvS Of good manu- ,curng ui convenient 10 chur,c
If dilI-T den, ina;iOns.
Tile land will offered for sale privately anil ~" 9Gr
DAY or JULY NEAT; Il not sold by 'ha; Time il Will rh II
c positively sold a, auction The sale will take pace a.;
I2 o'clock. OH the premises
The land which | reside |. also for sale. containing
Ia aud 10 situated ut Black Walnut.
ahrr- there In succrs, operation good male and -
male school, within haf mil. cf the Clu.trr springs,
onvcuicnl churches Of dIercI; denominations. The
mprovr consist Of spacious Dwelling Office.
md all Necessary "u,.hou>rs &c making very desirable
family residence
TERMS accommodating aud will be made known on day
1f sale.
Person. wishing 10 purchase either both places wcald
10 well To examine them carly.
July i-ctd. JAMES T. HARRIS.
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ra..n ,..,.,W,I ONE PLOW.

| NV COMPLETED AMI success ully
;Iri r,ns. which COmbiu >xaSN
* a-..'a't. of Flows one ~SeAEsnS
$500" 3, constructed that the face, or front wearing
;- 90 'i "al hoard seiarat" from III" rest "l 'hr
i'', ~hi = It, nh easily US Point hieh "i
-" S Ia, different sizes, aud distinctly different
''' 90 Ices. iss .sbn. Po~ To perform thc Sc
'f, iariu,, OF sod stubllr or failow Flow, smpy by
e..-- t- face. tsi,h i done Icy one screw b"t) a.
~ ~ ite a.; the mould board wears out, thi' Flow Can
o. !s-4 q. "...y ht tie cost OF other Flows, Tor the
,..e' par, i" a"i wear AT all.
j.! .; ".sh TO d,ptr,ge other Pows. but believe tins
Tie Eo't perfect and most economical Flow now Ia Use
-i.- STATE T. II. SrARkE.
-, Main street three doors above - thares Hotel
RiclLLL.Lnl Va
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omcr of ths RIehmond EnQulrer.

NITCATION WANTED A lady de,res ,tns'
- ten GUyrrn-s- in family residing in or near neh
nond instruct young chdrrn- For pAitculAss
Boz No. Ssl, Richmond June GI-e's'
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nN THURSDAY, TWESTY-rliST DAY or JULY,
~ prS;, If fair not, the fair day the
nissiocrs appointed under decree OF the Circuit I1ut Of
;chmond county will sell at public auction, D" the prem
ses, IL no, privately disposed of before that time. AL the
real estate O. H' IA the late {. ". Smith died ssc aud
possessed. consisting Of
CABINET HALL"
Ills late residence, situated In Richmond comfy the
iappahanaOck River about hfiy miles from IFS mouth aud
containing about so VI land of which about 3O1
high state OF Improvement and highly adapt
ed the growth Uf the stap products Of the state The
baltimore and Fredericksburg stop regular with
quarter OF u mile Of the house. anorig the farmer an
opportunity 80 place fruit vegetables in either Market
from l2 Is hours after shipment. The Improvement,
on,t Of comfortable brick dive ling house and all
sary houses In good repair There alsn good DIV el
II: about half mile frou the mansion house. einbrnc
Of the best shores the river tor planning oyster.
rhch in thIs section OF very hne quality and the
yearly shipments are enormous.
We will sell with the aboye-named farm, TWO DETAC =
ID PARCELS OF LAND the FIRST two miles distant CON
aiming 9S acres heav avily ubcred with OAK Chestnut, &c.
he second mile distant, containing 10 acres OF white
ak swamp land.
rERMS-Une.lhrd in cash; the balance In one and 'Uo
ears, with n;-r,s from day Of sale. The purcasvr~ II
alvw. To seed wheat in the fall and full possession Civ
N the first Of January neX The deferred to Z
rcufcd by bond with approved personal security, and
len retained OIL the property until the purchase money l.
.aid
The title good hu, will convey such only as a vest:
ed IN us ~ ;hr above decree. Address
ElCiAED d. MITCHELL
Ltwalton, Lancaster CO., VA, ro-,,,
H. :. lIlPkINS
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The Lynchbnrs "Republican," of july ith,
contains ,hc f,l,owirr.
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COPPER HONK SPRINGN FOR SALE.

June .l--cU NIoNcF pcII, ltIiaA w., Nd"
Mr. L. G Terry, rins the land, will show /, - any
one, or give ANY Information concerning IL
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VALUABLE rAnn ron SALE YEA

G-ni,", PowhA'An cOu..'y, Z
0r,oPAGR ruINDEX fR.
Jlue H1-,tI- Richmond !
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-20
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,


an #s4@ RHI4AOG1PAIAs F
-.
a BeNSO0sent lHstsfdIaOn estGOtts6ed ~
EDecial Endorsement for the Relief
.r,b. Gil 800 n..,-....a 80 F
uec Dse" u"u Ds"u eSSe"'
.ficted With FtTNIent and
E,,;H>ss;c D;,e0se,
N.."-."
THE HOWARD AssoClAIlN, IN Wv Of the
Il awful destruction Of human LIE CAUSED BY Sea.
nal diseases, and the dsaDt1Dss psacttcsa sPsn The
unfortunate victims Of such dIssasss BY Quacks,
several years ago dtvecee their Consuting surgeon,
~ CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF their nsDe, TO
open Dispsnssry for the trsatnsnt q this elaas q
dlseases 10 all their forms, ~ to give MEDICAL
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NOTICE
FOR RENT |!

COMFORTABLE wELL.FINIsHED Dwell.
N LING HOUSE, near the business part Of t1vu.
suitable for small family. Enquire at the store Of
aug 1. 1859. A. HAAS 4 BRO
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Notice.
FOR RRNT !!

THE BEST DWELLING HOUSE on Doug -
& La street fcr rent, With outhousss asd
.6oqass. Apyly to
6Aps = iNs JOHN 4. CzAltM
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1a.-'z
~(S FSC 81
RIPT.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Steamship North American off Cape Race
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

Farther PoINT, August l3.-The steam
ship North American, from Liverpool, on the
Sd, passed here this morning, and was hoard
ed by the news boat Of the Associated Press.
Her commercial news has been anticipated
bv the CITY Of Baltimore, off Cape Race.
The amount paid by the Papal government
10 Mr.. Perkins, as Naturalization for the
,,tray. at Perusia. was about $500 instead
Of E400.
Numerous disasters to American ships are
rannrted. among them are the following
The Glencoe, New York for Bremen, took
fire ON the 3Oth July, ran ashore near Bre-
merbaven, and burnt to the waters edge
The Abby Blanchard, for New Orleans, took
fire ut Bordeaux on the Goth, but the dam
ave is unknown. The Vancouver, from New
York. was totally wrecked on the South
Bank near Shanghai; but the crew were
saved and had arrived 1T the latter port.
The Saxonville, from Boston, bound to
Hong Kong, put into Mauritlus June 70,
lcakv. with part Of her cargo thrown over
board. The Robert -" supposed to be
the Robert VI. Sloan from Guttenburg, bound
to Boston. sprunga leak new Skagen, and ran
ashore near .Jutland on the 18th of July
About fifty persons landed from her at llyer-
tino. The Alrx'r Wise from MarsellcS for
New York, stranded on Point Carnes, near
Gibraltar.
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BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
FOUNDED 1852 CHARTERED '''''
LOCATED
CORNER or BALTIMORE AND CHARLES SIS.
p,,r,u,pr Mn

FOUNDED 1852 CHARTERED '''''
CORNER or BALTIMORE ANp CllAKLEs No.
BALTIMORE. Mp.
The Lnrg..f and mart Elegantly f"r"''""' c""'-
n,,rcioi Galley. IN the f"ii'd M"f'-. =.
EVERY YOUNG MAN should write imSed'-
at.Iy for one of those large aud beautifully orn"-
mcntcd Circulars representing the exterior anu III
terror view Of the
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLE"E.
penmuu hin. &C. which will be sent by return mail
fire, oj cborge. with Catalogue containing i,' VI
Students term, of Tuition, Opinions "i tue I'eSS
on our new system of Book Keeping, etc.
T. X LOSIER. PrimciPal-Le"turer' on Tue '7''''''s
of Accounts, Business, Customs. &C.
J. VI. PHILLIPS. Professor of Book heepinS an"
Commercial Calculations.
H. II. DANIEt. Associate Prof oi BOOK ht'P'"a'
y. &. JOHNSON. Professor of Penmanship.
:. T. WILLIAMS. ESD. Mercantile Law:
Rev. T.. Y. REESE. u. D.. Commercial Ethi'''
TRUSTEES.
Hon. John p. Kennedy. lion. Joshua tan''n''
Ian Thnm.. swami. VIM IL. keighler, esd,
Jacob Trust, esq. IN. hha"e' eHt c.u
The time usually required to complete tue '"''
Course. from : +" - weeks.
4 p,rLou, is awarded to all Graduates.
Large Circulars and Catalogues. siahhs '''H''
&c sent by mail f,., of cLnry". Address
+. X. LOSER, Baltimore, Md.
feb l4-wly
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1859.
AIN A N A C
NARINE LIST.
poRT OF Observation-Disclosures IL.


p,;, Rnllin, Wave, Hall, Fall River, to Borden
&c.,, Lor,na, Gibbs, Boston, to I. j. Mehafey.
S.b, lanes f. Price, Burton. Baltimore, molas-
..,oFowlc 4 Co., and guano to u. Darby, GEORGE
S"b- ,;ustavus, Swami, Mattawoman, wheat to
Thomas Perry
s,br. Saunders, Wyman, Boston, by I. ). Me-
hafey =, o., IN p; h,,
Borden Mining Co.
Srbr. NJ. X. Carlisle, Winsmore, East Greenwich,
by Borden Mining Co.
Schr. John Forsyth, Holmes, Providence by
Fowle 4 Co.
Srbr Wu:chman, Norris, Seaford, Delaware,
Railroad Iron by John X. Masters.
MEMORANDA.
s,br,. L,yinia Jane, Ketchum, from George
,ovp. Maria Elizabeth, Baker, and Tunis Depew,
Baker, from this port, arrived at New York, llth
lust.
S,hr. Mary Ann Hetty. Jones. for Georgetown,
cleared at Baltimore, 18th inst.
Schr. II. Cole, Hazclton. from this port, arrived
A, Providence, 10th inst.
Schrs. D. Brown. Head. and lierschel Birdsall,
far hi. Iort, sailed from Fall River. 10th inst.
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WENTWORTH SEMINARY FOR YOUNG La
DIES, ALEXANDRIA.

rINUE SUCCESS OF THIS lNSIlII IloN
/ has induced the Principal I" extend the sphere
Of its usefulness. During the vacation, new an"
elegant buildings will he erected, OPPOSITE 'he
Custom IIosse. This location, one "f the most
delightful in the city, renders 1t most heS'rt"'e
both for a boarding and day school: Every '''-
,r,,,,,,rt will Lc introduced to continue its pre-
sent literary character.
For circulars. containing terms, apply al the
p,ok Store of Mcssrs James Entwislc Son, or
to the Principal. ALBERT +. BASSfoRD,
No. -. Princc-strcet, Alexandria
rs" The exercises Of the school will Ice re'uth-
.L an Monday. September 18th. jy 22-2awu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-15
lCOMMuSICATED.

CALL RIGnT ON TnR Goose QUESTION. "A
letter from Bedford, Pa, to "A gentleman in
this place, says the writer has discovered
where this much quoted phraze originated;
in Bedford the principal fauna is, geese.
and the fora, mullen Thousands Of geese
are now to be sen running about the streets.
The question once arose whether II was pro
per or not to let them run ut large. The
question was very much agitated, during am
election, and several fine speeches were
made by the candidates, one "t whom CON
menced his Grafton with the words: Il am all
right on the goose question: This phrase
has become classical. y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-15
KErTLEWELL's MANIPULATED GUANO

WYE have received full supply OF this article
w and shall keep it constantly on hnnd. IL l.
composed of pure PERUVIAN and PHOSPHATE
GuASos, from the Islands "t Chincha and Nerassa,
combined and closely integra,cd by machinery.
No. is warranted Ia contain per cent. of Am
mona and I5 Ia 80 per cent. al Phosphate "i Lime.
No. 2-j per cent. Of Ammonia and % I" hO per
cent. of Phosphate of Lime
The testimonials of the valuc Of this Fertilizer.
in our possession are very strong and from sour
ces known to us to be reliable.
WM II. FOWLE 4 son,
milo No. ! South WharvcS.