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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-28
DEMOCRATIC CELEBRATION At LgyczBusc &c

DEMOCRATIC CELEBRATION 1T LfycaBUsG.
The following !. condensed from the I.ynch.
burg hPpj!51a:
The dinner was ,crrcd Up in Liberty Ware.
Eouse, and there was an immense Attendance
Aittr several beautiful airs, performed by he
oaid Judge Wilson. Pre>idcat oltac occasion,
arose ana calling the a>>enhase To order. pro-
cecued with the reading of thc regular toast:,
as follows:
1T. The rights Of the States aai the Union
of the State: The preservation Of the dr>.
should eTer constitute the ,ruc glory o, the
( last.
Til, tol>, was responded 10 Ly NJ. Oh, Of
/ Richmond, in 4 lew remarks. which were loud.
! ly applaudc,l by the immense a>>cmbla.e.
2i The President Of the | 'nitcd States We
honor the Office and respect the man.
81. Virginia: The fixed star OF the Demo.
cratic con>;catioH; ior sixty Years i; has never
set nor WAS its l,i>trc Limuei before those pa,c
blue lights which s;!onc bat for a SEASON.
18th. The Governor Of Virginia y Chc!
Magistrate, whose state poicy has been bold.
patriotic aud successful, aud whose constant IL
bors for Inc advancement, of the trnc Interests
o! the Commonwealth hayc mct been spent III
vain.
On the reading Of This toast, Go,. Wise's le..
ter WAS read
9TH. John I.ctrhcr-Our Govcrnor elect: An
! unialtcring Democrat. a tri,i and ,aiih.I pub
lie servant. a'i whole >ouyd honest man.
worthy 10 succeed 10 tie hizh,>t honor cf tie
Commonwealth.
Mr.. Ma>S!c, Of Rochbri,Igr replied IN loy
most appropriate and bcaat.iu remarks.
9Th. Robcr; l.. Mon;asue-Om Lieutenant.
Governor elect: lis able and cGici,nt services
IN the late canvass constitute al additional
claim. in his behalf, upon the regard of tie
Democracy of Virginia.
Mr.. Montague WAS ilvitel 10 be present 1t
The celebrations, bat 10 response Vas received
from Inn.
Eth John Randolph Tucker. Attorney Gen
cral OF Virginia: I'm eloquent champion Of the
Rights Of the States, a> taught 10y the E,thc:S
Oi Virginia; may lie lon, Survive 10 deserve
! such high distinction
! When this toast was read. Iir. Glass read =
letter from Mr. Tucker.
sth. Thomas : Eocock. our able and faithful
representative in Congress Always ready, WI
ling and anXicG> to maintain thc right aHd ad.
vance the interest Of con!.iin. constituency.
\ short letter was read from NJ BJcock. Al.
ter which Gov. Saith responded IN telling
speech
9,h Gen o. g. Clay. Commissioner %: tho
loard Of Public Wos.> Tie people of tie
Commonwealth have v!ndica,cI the p?opric'y
Of bis selection for the high office 10 winch hc
I has been elected. an,l III, honesty intelligence
and integrity OF purpose VIII leave them no
reason To regret the choice.
Mr. Glass apolo.iScI ior the absence oc Gen.
Clay. ard proposed the following toast IN be-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-28
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsnrSGroy, June a4-Lord Napier. in a
private letter received by the last arrival from
Europe, says that he docs not anticipate any
movement in the diplomatic body which VIII
send him to post different from that at the
Hague, which he expects TO reach in July.
y report has for some time been current
that commander Maury is to be detached from
the National Observatory. Those best acquaint-
cd cd with e' the subject say ii this should take
Mace il would be with a view 10 place him in
active service as commander, in which ca
pscity he has not served since his elevation to
that I rank. and that without rendering such
service he would not be in the line Of further
promotion:
prTGod Commando %aa Iao r. Dahgeen and
nartncnt appointed as board to test such
small firearms as may be presented. The trial
will commence tomorrow at the Washington
Arsenal.
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DEATH CT Dr. BAILEY,

DR.. Gamalcl Bailey, editor Of the National
Era" who died at sea. on board the steamship
Ara.o, was born at Mount Holly, y. D., IN
1907, studied medicine ~ Pnliade.pAa' ana
took his degree in ls2>. -:iieT serving rs
ships physician on = tip to thina, he coin
menccd lis career il journalism in Baltimore
y. Tho oI,.o~ g ~, Method =. protestant. -
:,h.n,nrn,ly !, 1891. he rcmo:ed TO Cincin-
nat; where he was appointed physician to the
Cholera Hospital. d.rins int pre;"'ehce Of TIA.
epidemic In 1915 he joined tne ite Jam. In, ;
G. Erncv in the Publication OF ne P"ian'
thropis, a Liberty party paper at Clhci"'a'''
which was mobbel. and the press. type &c,
destroyed On several occ IBIS subsequently
he became editor .! thc "Natona! tEa, al
Washington in which paper the famous novel,
Uncle Toms Cabin, first appeared.
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MAGNIFICENT CHANCE IN TEXAS


YiNG in Jackson county, twenty miles from the Bay
IL the Navidad river, \, the head Of navigation at
TcSsn1.
splendid league 81 l,Hd comprising upwards of 300
good band in the state, uniting tie rare a
vanags of fertility OF soil saubriiy o climate, c1cec:
water with any quantity OF wood and excellent timber OF
the best qua y enough To last sugar plantation hun
drcd yrars-wh >r0 under fence. upwards OF ~"
In cniiiyaiioI-a good fcncng-wh first class Gin re-
Gently put u negro cabins other houses, etc. in good
pair On this land two crops Of corn or twO o' tobacco
can BE- successfully cultivated annually: producing al! the
cereals, together with tropical fruits in abundance. The
abounding with fish, She woods in game. all com
bn.ng present amagncen chance for lover Of nature
in her primal For this land We will take tprjsay
fly thousand dollars-onc half In negroes.
Lying the Laraca river, which enpes into the Nasi
dad some six mile, below Texana. another splendid league
some three miles distant from FIRST most beautifully
dulang with wood and timber In supA-abundance pre-
senting advantages. This league has no Improvement
The titles both undispu;e and undputable can b. had
nj twenty five thousand dollars-a or in part
payable negroes, Most excellent in fact better stock
section in the state. Cone aud see for yourselves.
c. VI. fLOURNOY,
-s', T,ya I Jark. IpNn
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THE RIGHTS OF FOREIGN CITIZENS
LETTER FROM CALEB CUSHING.


The following letter from Caleb Cushing, |.
States Attorney General under the Pierce Nd
ministra,ion. will he read with interest at the
present time. when there is so much solicitudC
among our naturalzcd citizens is to what will
be their ,t1tus should they voluntarily return
to the land of their birth
Bosrox, 18th June, 1859.
Sir-In response TO your inquiry as to what
legal condition yon, born in Turkey and n nat
uralizcd citizen Of the United States, will have
in Turkey during proposed scjourn there, !
state:
The laws uf the United States do not admit
the iudcieosibiliy Of natural allegiance. The
assertion Of the right of sclf:cxpatriatlon is one
of the principles Of the fundamental public law
of the american Union We hold that the power
10 change dom;cl is Of universal natural right.
suhicc, only to such conditions as may be re-
nuisitc to reconcile the general with individual!
interests. These conditions arc the exercise n
GOOD faith in time and circumstances, and IN
the purpose of the change Of doinicil. the H.
tual conSummation Of the purpose, and The
discharge of all suhsi$tlng Obligations Ill or to
the country left Such. according 10 my Wi-
dcrstaninr of the mater. always has been, aud
Stlil continues 10 Dt, tit "'S''''S 't''"''-'''S"
by the American government.
1t being material 20 you, however, TO possess
official assurance on this point, have present
cd Your case to the notice OF the Secretary OF
State; and have his answer to the effect that,
in the case of person cmigratIng to the Uni
ted States, and becoming natural:zcd here with
no present. liabilities to his native country miii-
tary or other. existing against him at TIE time
Of HI. emigration-in such case the law of ma,
tons, or the opinion of the American Govern.
mcnt, gives no right to any foreign country to
interfere with him, ard the attempt to do 50
would be considered an act unjust in itself, and
unfriendy to the United States.
And, therefore, subject to the reservations
above stated, you will be entitled in Turkey &c
be regarded as citizen Of the United States
| am, respectfully, c. CUSHING.
Mr.. ALEXANDER SIDI.
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SUMNER RETREATS.
R0CKBRlDGE BATHS.

fUIlS voitc watering place viii be upen for he rccr
Il ton OF visitors the first dag Of June lN9 From
those who have tried the virtues Of the water, an! VII" ho"
the character Of the accOmmodaonsn in point Of aiich'e
fare and lodging, continued patronage Is confidently cN
pectcd, while it Is hoped That the rapidly growing rl'lt
ton nf the Baths and the facility OF Ia them, VII
largely extend the list OF visitors during the comm: ,cIo'
The gcnrmcns bath is 10 by - feet Ia -zc. ANA IA' Tor
ladies % by 81 The water highly carbonaici. and con
taius variety Of salts Of mineral ingredients. among ,rih
Iron and Masnesia The bathing ia this water has be-"
pronounced by many persons Of long and vaitd "Nri
to lie the most delightful and nyisoraing that they
have tried Ii ha, proved especially rhcacol ana
curative in diseases peculiar To females.
The Central Railroad run, within nine uilc Of the i;-
and ,siorS lcaSin. Richmond Alexandria Ia III" morn
ing, reach here 10y sunset tie dJy \ daily tnc q"
stages connects with the Railroad at GOsi,en depot The
North River, which t'rong The grounds attached To
the Baths affords facilities Tor boating and fishing. AMI Tue
ge:gboring mountains Afford excellent hunting ground
The undersigned promises to spare pains In these ana
all othr respects, in promoting the a-cen as well ~
comfort Of his guests lie has leased r property iror the
Bath Company during the prc't yr.r an! IL will bc un
der his exclusive cement AMI couir"l
weeks TO the month Children and servants half price.
reference may be hail. ainon.s, many Oihers, 10 his IN
celrncy Henry \. Wise Esq, Governor Of Virginia. john
Maben. and X. \. Paine E-ts. Of Richmond Col !. H.
smith, superintendent Of thc Virginia Military Institute,
lnl Rev. Vim. = White, b. D.. Lexington.
June I-c>t. WN. JDfDNN
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WE offer for sale privately tract OF land lying in the
w county of Rockingham. y. C.. about twenty-five
mile, above Dan.iic, Va aud three below Leaksviie
c. con;anin. Fifteen Hundred and Six'yNne acres This
land extends within few hundred yards Of Dan River,
which is nayigabc to Danville. and is in the heart Of i
celebrated section Of country called the Meadows Of Rock
ncham titles gently rolling, Of dark red color, aud i.
particularly adapted the production OF the finest tobacco
and wheat About half Of the trac; Is In original for
est hea vy tiEbcrcd with abundant supply nf the bes:
plant land and every part Of II i well watere''
The society as good any in the country Methodist,
baptist Episcopal and Presby yirrian Churches all con
yeien aud In the Of Les.ie, besides large cot
ton factory there mills shops and stores Of every de-
scrption.
In addition both coal and iron found on H. aS io-ns
part Of the LeasSvile coal fields TO which the las: lga-
lure Of North Car0ns chartered railroad, and which
without doubt will he built and thus open the mineral
sources Of that country.
TEgx.-Aby reasonable tine given TO the purchaser
the purchase money heinz satisfactorily secured, and the
interest promptly paid Person. wishing TO hear more OF
this land will aidrcs, hcr OF the undersigned.
JOHN 7. CLARK.
Ta,coti, r. o., Charlotte Co., Va.
". II. SINS,
June2i.-ctf Clover Depot. lia.ifaN Co., Va
Mr C. G. Terry l,yin. nn the land, will show il ~ any
one or give any Information concerning it,
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 2j.-The Navy Depart
mcnt has ordered Board consisting of Cap
tain Harris Commander Dahlgreen and Lieu
tenant William L. Maury. at the Washington
Navy Yard, to test the efficiency Of small fire
arms as adapted to Naval service II, as re-
ported, Lieutenant Maury is to be detached
from the National Observatory. it will be only
to place him in the line Of further promotion,
BY serving at sea as Commander, which he
has not done since his elevation to that grade
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The Richmond Enquirer,
PUBLISHED DAILY. SEMI-wEEKLr AND WEEKLY
By RICHIE. DUNNAvANT, TYLER 4 WISE.
TEA NiS

>--p,tY r,rEE, seven dollars per anuum and at the
- # .i:h, dollars taken for shorter period than
.. For the SsHi-WGgSLl five dollars per annun, and
49,. ,Ss Cor lN months. payable in advance. For the
a.-Y per sunu. or six copies Tor tio to he paid in
,.s,hs in advance. When letters containing uoury
% ~ nail .hey must be r,gt-r- they will be az ;he
= = 'hc writer's.
RICHMOND ENoriEIR ADVERTISING SHEfr is published
,sr, NcnI, the moathlv circulation is twenty thou
-, c,nrs Advertisements inserted NJ y cents per line
Al dues - this oic- may b. r-ui:ied per mail in
-i available EarS no:"- u r..i,tsJe7. at the risk -
81. a;,r>.
.,s-,ll obituaries and Tributes NJ Respect. cNcccdn.
=: Ines are charged for ~ advertisements
r,,r> from distance must be accompanied with the ad
,.-s u.y. >f.ciory references TO insure execution
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ATEACHER WANTED.

"s 90 employ southern ce:iIcnan 70 taKe Charge OF
school CONSISTING. OF sixteen twenty scholars, male
.a!'Ea,e lie mG,: be qualified TO Instruct thoroughly
u - Eagl.h branches Laiin Greek, French and Ma
,. graduate Of the University Of Virginia, or the
ga! Military Institute preferred, aud 10 one who can
-s s-N recommended. liberal salary will be given
- hoo,c open the Hrst OF October next and connu.
'sa .a0a,As To on. wishing 20 establish permanent
'7'll a good opportunity is now offered.
it.-.., Hox !. ~ rirh,nood Posi- Office Feb i:,--cwf
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A SpLENDID rKACr or LAND.

=
IlS yir o! decree of the Circuit Cour; Of C.ance-y
ID for Floyd county, In the cause Of John W. Headen
Annis;ra,rx and Others John Board and others rem
dcr"d April term. l>;2, will --l At public auction
upon iic premises the :3i day Of u Lf lS9, THE
FAMED TRACT UP LAND Of McCabc, i!radrn Co., Gu
, fork IN the untr cf Floyd. ai hy recent survey.
crn'ann. > Acre. Thi land has Tor many years becn
rrs.. bs by FAX the mos; Nilrahr lrsc' Of Land in the
couu:y oi Floyd. and with sight improvements could lie
made among the finest farms in Western Virginia.
folr i've hundred Of i the finest meadow
land bc "aad anywhere III. greatest portion OF which Is
cleared and in grass The rolling aud lies well for cul
vaion. aud Is o very superior quality. fair portion u
land si Ia native forest Not foot of the land ID
exhausted There several buildng upon the land In
which reside Bu IS Fork Creek beautiful trout
strca) entirely troush the land which together with
numerous branches al! number OF III. h!est springs,
water the land in e very convenient manner.
IL is deemed unnecessary sivc NOR. extended Cc-
cIp,ion persons desiring io purchase Mi" doubtless, cN-
anime the lands he ore ,hc .iy cf sale
We are authorized sell the whole tract together or di
vide ia smaller tracts, whc viii determine on the
day OF sale.
From an investigation OF the TILE Zee! warranted in
that there doubt but what It il perfectly clear
amt sound, and there is no dispute about IL.
TERNS.-0nc cent. cash. The remainder in T. l. and
"a pontis equal instamen;s.
E!l-r of us Capt John Helm, who lives the land.
the ,enaus who reside upon the land will show Il %
these desiring TO purchase
II i, though; the extension OF she Rchnonl and D1nTe
Raj Road IL pass iis land The De!eh1oshyOd !, u
good "Nr.
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NOISY CREEK ACADEM u .

AUGUSTA COUNTY, w.
I'VE TEX, Annual Session OF this Academy will com
'leaoe the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER NENT'
a.. CO.. thc 18th Of June, lsGD.
~ hoo. ! designed 10 be preparatory to the lnvcr'
50 '-.aii. All the Teachers are Graduates of tha'
;'i4:.5-
..ENS-Doa.i and Tuition, cld!i;s every thing, s2co
~ i.rtsc1ar. see Catalogue.
!i'fv',. Messy Creek, Virginia. J. J. WHITE,
,.a.!s -c:!Oct Principal.
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ELECTION IN NORFOLK &c.

NORFOLK, June 24.-For Mayor, Ferguson,
Opposition, is elected by majority Of : over %
Lamb, Democrat the present incumbent Inc
election will probably be contested.
The L. S. Revenue cutter, Philip Allen, has
arrived here
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FOR SALE.
TUNIIE ST HSCRI BER OFFERS FOE SALE FAEM IN TIE
L County Of Cumberland. lying Willis river aud
ely the road leading from Columbia to Carter.'
VILE and about equdis'an from these places. This
iaru con,anes >s nf land Of which $50 acres are
In woods and heavily ii;h"rcd the residue embracing
abou, IL Of bottom land in good state Of cult
walton
Te improvements consist "f frame dwelling house with
seven rooms aud all c usual "uousrsa good barn. stable,
sufficient number Of Tobaccoholss and all other house,
required on such farm. ~
This place Is now offered at private sale unit! the lp
day Of August OH which day, III not previously sold of
which due notice will lee .,iven) II will he offered to the
highest bidder at public auction on the premises
Tgrps Of the above sale, which will he made known TN
arplica,on 10 the suhscriber will be liberal.
Mr Samuel Wood residing the place, will take pleasure
IN show; me- ,lc land 10 any desirous Of sccingt
- GRO +. lIOLEMAN,
Ere,n, BuT, r. o., Fluvanna Co.. Va.
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.p,,,,cVooTI. WHEAT CLEANERS.

ISKICEs: 90 Teeth .......tl0 81 Iceth.'.'....f!S
/ 10 Teeth. ...... l. IS Teeth. .:...,;,. Il
Fer testimony Of the value Of this Implement call alien
"BrrssAr, April 9th, 1855.
"Mr H. NJ suiTH-sir: have received your note as,ni
what think Of your wheat Cleaners, alter ua' o' '
three purchased OF you last wear.
~ do not hesitate say that the Cleaner sle' "a"
rabi- effective Implement and that the three
purcha OF you year saved at least ten times no
in cleaned wheat which, without them, would nave
been lost. ,o,,.rr
Very respectfully, PHILIP ST. GEORGE CoCktr NJ,
e1- Warehouse H. Main street II. VI. S.lTli.
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LITERARY WORKS RECEIVED.

Wcrcccived yesterday the following, throug!
the Richmond house Of James Woodhousc
y pretty Jiop edition Of Edgar Allan Poe,
Poems, from the publisher J. 5. Redlield
Beckman street, New York.
In company, among takers on poetry, l. G..
admirers Of The Children of ParnassuS,' W,
have often been amused with the cause that
made a poets name to be profancly rcmembcreo
(some poets are held merci in memory. Others
Of them as pryane). This poet, Poe, whose
name rhymes too profanely with the now cele-
bratcd watering course in the seat of war,
was always remembered by every person is
the man who did the Raven" ''once upon 4
midnight 'ireary, while he pondercd weak and
weary, over many Guain. and curious volume
Of forgotten lore ln fact, if you talked OF u
raven, up came Poe as subject Of discussion,
and talk Of any kind VI Poe and up came the
merely this, and nothing more" 1t
seemed that Edgar Allan's fame among the
public only had as its basis of remembrance
the bird,stuiling operation on raven.
Now, We have before lis sweet little volume
of the whole poctical works Of Poe which, As
he says himself, without cndorscmcnt,) in his
"Iconore." 20
From He'll unto a high estate
Far up within the Heaven
From grief and groan to goldca throne
lI-'i'!e the King OF Heaven"
We also received from Mr.. James Wood
house. Of Richmond, the North British Re
view the May number, sent by Leonard,
Scott i Co., Fulton street, New York. In il
we find a review of the first volume of Mason :
Milton and his Times" in connection with
the political, ecclesiastical, and literary history
Of his time, and more especially dwelling upon
the prose writings. A biographical sketch OF
the late Douglas Jcrrold is pleasantly iltlstra
tive Of modern literary life, filled out with
much personal detail and anecdotc. Mrs.
Schimmcpennick's Select Memoirs Of Port
Royal forms the text of a popular account OF
the history of Port Royal and its inmates Two
article, meritng pcrusal are sketch Of the
History and Development Of SocinianSm, and
Il arevlcw Of Sir W. lIamlton's Lectures on
Metaphysics and Logic also, Miss Proctor :
Legend and Lyrics" The paper on Bird"
has some observations on the geographical dis
tribution % the fcathcrcd race. "'I'hc British
Prc>s--its Growth, Liberty and Power" "In-
dian Colonization" aud the Public Life Of
Lord Brougham." are all treated at consdcr:,-
bic length.
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u
THE COLLEAGUE WILLIAM & MARY
TEACHING.

viEGlNlAN Teacher by choice and profession. seeks
n employment Principal of Academy. or as Assist
Ia Fenal- High School College. lie has taught an
Aasy Tor yeats and has "a ;iGca;v from the Board
o! Examiners, Reference is made TO the Faculty ot the
s.!p Macon College and 20 the Faculty OF the tniveF-
- I.-a!a where he is now, and has been ateEdine
is or sessions regards qualification
?. -l 4s respects moral character,
A.iry>, TEACHER" University Of Virginia.
NE-Th- subscriber is now, or has beca, member oi
~ ,,Ves and confidently recommend hin TO the pa.
i1aa:e Of n. public.
e..n-r Harrison VIM H. McGuGcy, A. T. Bledsoe b. L.
CDa.-.!-.y. Ro5t T Massic June 2l-ct.
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RACE BETWEEN FLORA TEMPLE AND PRIN.
CE.R

New Yogk, June 24.-lhe t.me ef the match
race yesterday, between Flo;a Temple a"d
Princess was So AM 5.j. The race was won
by Princes.
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T1NllIS desirable Watering place and summer retreat IS
i nov offered for sale Situated rs 1t Is, within two
miles OF III. Norfolk aud Petersburg Railroad IL can with
little additional expense he made o the most Gesra
BILE Summer Retreats in Eastern Virginia As 10 Medicinal
qualities and virtue Of the water has no superior in last
rrn Virginia For ia. truth of this statement, will refer
10 the names OF Edwin Scott Mr. r. Scott Dr. VIM Harrison
John r. Mason OF Sussex C. II Henry Birdsong William
Andrews and Waverey Station. There are Gi1 acre. Of
land by old survey; - ~ with little labor will
bring fine crop the coming About one hall VI this
land /. In original growth Of fine Pine Timber ANY one
v. u-s.f determined TO sell at some price Ny
Post Oflce II Sirry Court House, Va.
Iun. s-,tf !. X. WIIllSIT.
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.TosSIro,S, AM PRINTERS.
WN. uAGAE, JR. & CO.
We!Vzt

READERS IND NIOWF FItS.
~ II MCCORMICK OFFERS TO THf FARMERS OF
Y. gs..-r' Virginia and North Caro-
az,. III. GgiPEi:s. and REAPERS and t\s@1-
MOWERS tslls 'r.he:o order, through Nm
n. Iser. WILLIAM 4. BIAXT0N. okE@xsxsk2
Aaes..,-Ac3 linton Pos; Once King William county,
vi-:ais
NB-An persons wanting Machines are requested 20
..a.i . ;!ei- orders ea.ly. -