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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22

SsxS sHttEAstOMiNf FARM, 4 n = 4 tif. 4.
I$c CITY COUNTY. FOR SALE.-I offer for
--A~ safe that valuable FARM, known as the
yarmouth Estate" situated within four miles of
the mouth Of the Cbickahominy river, and nine
miles from Williamsburg, containing upwards of
900 acres t4e larger portion Of which is cleared
and in good heart producing well OF the usual
crops made in that section, and especially adapted
10 raising of vegetables. The products OF the
Farm can be sent 10 any market by the steamboats,
or sail vessels which ply on the river. 1t is con
sidered one of the best Stock Farms in the coun-
ty, requiring but \ very small expense to mise
any quaut,ty oil cattle, sheep and hogs, and at all
seasons Of tho year the best FISH and oysters can
be had also abundance Of wild fowl 1t is well
watered, and mari in abundance, which acts we'll
on the soil as an Improyer: The improvements
consist of two-stor, Brick House. containing SIX
rooms. with all the usual out -huldlngs-al in good
repair, The location ls hssthy and society excel
lent. The owner of the Farm, desiring to l.cate
In Richmond, will sell great bargain in the Farm
II will be shown to any person wishing to pure hase,
hJ Col Geo. Hicherson. OF Williamsburg; AMI for
further information, apply to
R0. B, LYME, Land Agent, &c,
Office IN Basement Metropolitan Hall.
All 1o-2avInl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22

A FoRrunArn RAlLn0Ap 0pnspAxx.-1ne
report 81 she Directors of ~ H16h(n ~ Qnlne
Rsilrcad has just bspn potj16o1, - s1oW1
~ knlance rcunainiae & ~ tpeceqsyase -
paet ysax. endiag MAJ 3lsk a1lox eeeyetl9l "a
Senreciatioue ana impfoxsxIe e1.Qs ~ -
cent. lbY Atvidende>-@e - ~ x4e
pany : sutirsly fsse lsen 49, 49, 49, es 8.
dnring ~ pass go - saes = : :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22

~ scriher offers for sale, privately, his FARM,
.-~ called {" Chiswick" sitnated7 "a miles west OF
Richmond, on the Three Chopped road. There
are i26 acres Of Lsnd. Including large and excel
lent meadow 0ne-thlrd is under cultivation and
IN good heart. The whole is lnclosed and divided
INFO fields
Thsimprovementsc consist ofan excellent one and
a half story framed House, with brick baseme mt,
with good barn, corn house, smoke house, kitchen,
ice, honse, 6c.. &c. The orchards are extensive
and fruit choice. The health of the place in pro-
verbally good.
Persons Interested sre invited to call and exam
Inc the premises for themselves
Also. two good COWS for sale.
jy E--2r~ GY0. G. EYATI..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22

Convenience 10 AH.-Labor-saying machines
are becoming so common that they are to be
found in use in NIL branches Of industry. At
Mr.. Aliens farm, ON James river, one OF these
Inventions 10 employed regularly In saving
and splitting skindiing- -woods into small
pieces, thus making available such portions Of
pine trees "A canpot be converted into lumber.
This akindlingn is then packed into . sail
vessel and shipped to Mr.. WILLIAM +. PHIL
LuPs, south side of the dock, who sells IL in
quantities to suit purchasers, and ~ reason
able prices. Mr. f. has just received cargo,
and our readers should call and try IL at once
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22

Bsggisg.- -Few cfffss are .yvithout -, -.
isssional bexSars. Riehmond Is 20 doubt g
c,esr c q them a. any other village of her size.
=. seksrs sncceed BY exhfbdttnk printed Hats N
sneiF mssfortunea, with warm and touchine
appeah TO the charitable. Others take Z child
=. =. sMo N their arms represent their husbands
whinisss e exsi,e Il, of IS, crippled snd By piteons
~. II y nssss others, again, hobble sbout on
cIuscnes, exhibiting the wounds thew have
ma s.lu thrs ,pFronahly IN some ones cofn-erib
money without work Iabar = H.. - na n,ns
DIS rs aDhorrelt as Goals OF fire are e, s,r ~
oi terrapln. and well Il NAV 10 ,vhen ,,e.,
~ thav .ns en- can earn more By one days begging
taking stroll on the western s.nns1 a..s liz
met an old woman who has becu : strest 49,
gar here for the past fifteen years .rS -.
has always solicited aims to enable her to prs.
vide for sick grandchild, who was th.r -
at tho point of death, and needed r..a.y.ns ~ shs
ments which she was unable 10 sur,,,~ ~
old lady declared that she despisea Ser~;n. s
and II no one were 10 suffer but herseiS 49,
woala n ra'ner M die man AM. 70 ask assistance bat
father or mother, helpless and destitnt.
and she could not see it perish we had
heard the same story told so often within
the past ten years that we could not doubt H.
but thoughtat the same time that the In fanf
had suffered long enough to get used to il. and
that il the old lady had been so long proc urin .
nourishment, she would make a bad nurse for
ordinary people.
In cities where the poor are provided for.
street-begging ght not to be tolerated. Ifmen.
women, or children were in need, their wants
should be supplied; but the Overseas Of the
Poor are the proper ones 70 supply them. The
deserving pool. are not the ones who seek alma,
and their suferirgs are never known, unless
oy accident. They always prefer starvation
to begging. and will only receive assistance
when most delicately given. The profiigate
ana vicious are f1t subjects for the aims -house
aud there they should be kept and provided
ior at public expense.
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|. LAND FOR MALE

90 LAND FOR SALE II offer for sale prl-
-se Deep Run Turnpike two miles from the city
of Richmond, continuing THIRTY ACRES. This
years, is susceptible of the highest state Improve
ment; and on account of its proximity to the city
and having upon it two beautiful building sites
renders IL very desirable either as country resi-
dencss or a market garden. Ii will t,e sold as
offer another TRACT OF LAND, about Ave miles
from the city of Richmond lying, on the same road
and is heavily tlubered The above tracts of land
are offered for sale privately until the 2Sd Sep
tember; If not sold previously, they will he offered
81 public auction. Persons wishing To purchase
ara invited TO call on me and examine the land
Terms liberal.
au 6-ins HUGH M. HUTCHE ESON.
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GsseraI Mnss.--At Odd Fellows Hall DUR
ing the progress Of the Ethiopian conesrt, last
SATURDAY. night one or two psrtiess said 70 -
Petersbnrgers, evidently under the tnnnence
OF rifie- barrel whiskey,' - became 20 disorder.
ly that they had 70 be put out A. matter OF
eonrse the eiectment led 70 scufIle and . row,
q rOon s. tc parties got into the street, during
The progress Of which one young mani received
f,ro eute on the leff hand and arm, and another
hIld his coat cnt in half dox<n places. No
one was seriously injured, and no arrests were
m0de.
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0oop MQ.z sa9 3 ~. ~.
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Sugar Rsfnsry.--Mr. c. 7. Morriss has con.
tracted with John ID. QuaYies for the brick
and John II. Freeman for the wood work OF
of Rockets, and the contractors are TO COM
meuce their iabors in the course Of . few days.
Mr.. NJ. intends having the building hurried
forward a. speedily as possible, and expects 70
get il completed by the lst Of January next.-
Refining sugar IL . business that ought to pay
well here, and in the hands Of such . perseves-
ing gentleman a. Mr.. Morriss, cannot faii 70
prove profitable to him and advantageous TO
the merchants Of this section Of the country.
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iIl1 - = = =
6-ilns HUGH M. HUTCH ESON.

txS FOR SALE. A small L RACT OF LAND.
x$N on the New Bridge Road, three miles east of
s&@ the City OF Richmond, known as '.Auburn,"
and adjoining the Lands Of Mrs. Dir. Christian, DIR.
s. A. Hart and others. The above tract contains l25
acres. and IS situated in pleasant and desirable
pelghboIhood. IL has u7on il very good Dwell
LING HOUSE, containing or 10 rooms, with
sufhclency OF wood and water. The soil is produc-
tive, and ia well addpted to the growth of all kinds
of grain, grass, &c. and would make a most des-
rabie vegetable garden. Il is tIghly susceptible of
improvements, and by, the iudicions use of lime
satisfactory results from the use of these manures
on other lands in the neIghborhood will attest. The
above property is offered for sale privately, lib
erai and accommodating terms, or would be ex-
changed for city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS Il HOLLADAY,
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
AN 1-fs Richmond Va.
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ID n..u \ IL Mallr. Ii. NMl-

AHf iNaM nf aME ~ HAhN - H. N1Et8
BtitiH RNw. dsaepuraag III iat doom wv
Tie sold, has the following semasss:
q tShnt this thaaea i b ". At dsre no.
etta conjecture. i8t We sfe " shc heavens
;tenselse. some traces q ,lesItleilvs ele-
mfnts aui Some iHaitstin l fialr naWer
ta. fragments " bfaAen planet. she descent
% ue,eafie stones npaH or globe he WIN
Egk comets welding tier lasse material Az
tbe.g solaf surface .he volcanic sfgpt.aas 'n
our 8gn satellite lie appearances q new sfs6s
F6d disappearance III etaer-afe ali lufe
shsta@s u ,fit lmpt1l.dg conversion "a
which the system 81 ne Ncrld j. d9ymei.
THUS placed I'll pianet tHlch i Il be BUN
rd 70, aid uHier hsavsns witch So e pass
aaaYi thus residing " L we're % TIE cen
ttrE.es, III dwelling np1a thp HAasa.sams
u lafmcr worlds. igt Is lsafu lie lessnn 81
humility and Wisdom, L ss have not been ell.
raaIl taugh, IA ia school u revelation
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fI1HE su5lssibeTa having fvsi6ed at Es0sutY tesrs.
j. 1869. Of Orange Court Of Pless and Quarter Ser
soua 10 administrators On thn esla'e af DR. h, J., DUR
HAN, deessgea notice l. hsgebY given slj persons
ndebsd l5 ssia estate 70 rons f2s~arj sad see the
same; and tAasa hayaR claims agaas 'hs eetats will
present Them gaia TIE pls prescribed BIZ law ~ hls
notice will be plead IN Do. 9F theft recover
T. STAGE.
II, A. DAVIES.
.ra.ckE al
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GAVIN GRAVES. Il Gasssli G. ~ ~.
Ey tti, ftntf i, psstnsrs
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-03-16

JUpsa DousLAs Washington letter VII
tiers say that Mr., Douglas has within few
days selemuiy declared ttathe will not con.
seat tab cspdidateof the Democratic party
for the Presidency at TIE coming election.
He IS confident as bis friends say. that The
Opposition must Triumph AZ tic negt elee-
ton,
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LITE FRnM Rltn0pR.

Ths steamer tsra rs arrived u New
YORK. viii Liverpool sdvites q he slb 81.
Tins,
Tbe proceedings ~ lte n-itish Patliartnt
have been uainlsresting The va question
is unchanged. hnd preparations Xxi hosiii.
lies still continue II ~ is8s
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Vague and ancan6rmad ramafs Of new
French loan Of g20, 900, 900 sterling are N
circulation.
Later accounts from India say that the CAM
paign in Dude had closed, and all the forts
there had been destroyed.
Austria agrees to send representative 70
the Paris'conlsrence, provided that England
and RussiaWiIlguaranty thatthe titan cues
ton shall not be discussed. TIC funds, IL.
consequence, closed ffmer.
IN the House Of Commons ktr, Saamnns,
the Jewish member fOr Greenwich, las taken
bis seat with al oath according to the Jew
ish custom.
MI. Dauconlbe gave notice that Ne would
move that the resolution permitting Jews %
take seats, and omitting me words in tiie.
oatb. con tie faith ~ Christian" be made
the standing order.
NJ de Lesseps left Paris on tile i5lli alti-
mo f0r Alexandra. for lhe express purpose d
commencing tbs suez canal
The Paris CORES ponleBt of 9TH Times AS
serts, On trustworthy grounds, tAat the King
Of Sardinia Is determined VI making sbs AZ.
tempt to iiriye out tile Ausugans, wsft ,ls
object 81 constituting for himself a Kingdom
strong enough TO resist austria on the one
hand, and France on thr other, ana that ii
wit comprise Venice, and IL least twelve mil.
lion subjects.
An absolute certainty il !es I'll the Court
Of Turin that France will help Piedmont
against Austria, and that Russia will be pas.
siye IL Austria De left 10 fight alone hnt Will
actively and openly intervene il anY other
sa1{,,.c ssst.t A ,tst.sa gocl,n3 ond Egussta
are expected ta 10 neutral,
The above is asserted % be tie Deliberate
plan Of the KING 81 Sardinia and bis cabinet.
aad nothing hut tile withdrawal OF France
wfli divert him from Il
The news from the DaHrb4n Principal
ties II considered " Serious character and
/; Is feared that complications may arise ii
iaat quarter which may De more dillienl to
deal With dian he aiEaifs N Italy.
Portland, Match II.
The North Rliton has arrived Sue brings
additional items o. interesting news.
Paris letters say that Prince Napoleon re.
eeired All immense dsnatation 81 Italians on
tie 20th ult, aud made a speech % Italian
Affairs which sympathises with their most
ardent WISHES.
The French Minister si Var hid contract
cd for ten millions Of ratioas.
Tile q Division nf troops Tad bsea order
I'd from Algieis to France
4 va Flmored th4tGen. Lamorieiere had
offered his services % tha Emperor III case
d b0s.ilities.
ali tbe active batallions IN Paris were 10
~ increased, making each regiment 81 IN
l4ntry 1900 men.
l'ae safdiniaa sfnate had adopted bib
for the loan II l5.cuo0aa francs
Austria was steadily preparing he the de-
tsnce d ber Italian POSSESSIONS rs garft.
son d Vienna wss iuliy prepared t. march
u che shortest notice. -
In SPAN the Chamber d Deputies had
granted extraordinary credits tor strength.
euing Post Maaon, Psfea AMI other places.
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Spring Trade, 1869,
X e r r. g. M A X B u r X,
IMPORTERS,
II and &c Sycamore Street,

II NV 2 = = Na1IIVI : 'eNtN~tl
PETERSBURG, Va.
RE now receiving their usual ii ge and gayiad Is.
II sortment of China, Glasa, Eaffhea and Stone
Ware Fancy Goods, silgeEP Plated Rrilaaais WsIs,
Looking llasses, WaIterse lleiaiyefalfs aad Waters
Coolers Kerosene ard Cssa Oil Laa8 An3 OIL Sc.
Sc. A u Hblsh a8as Decu iai Ia pa Csc aess CfHa,
thereby enabling 10 10 eter n Merchants afaat in.
dueements can De met win II the Northern Mar,
kels.
We solicit az examination III Ssges and Prices.
KERR * MARBIIRY.
2 S. = Goods paeked % Interpretation win great
cure,
March ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-08

EI GREAT SOUTHWEsTERN
Through to New York in -Four DAYS
and Nineteen Hours-Avoidng all the Dangers the River
and Lakes.
Quickest Route Memphis st. Louis Chicago Cincinnati
Washington Philadelphia New York and s Eastern Cities
Two Days Time Saved Ony Seventy Miles stagiDg-via
lew Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
RAILRO
10 Canton Miss. thence by Mississippi Central Railroad and
Sims Sutton Dudeys treble daily line Of Post
Coaches to Grand Junction Tenn
Through tickets Memphis and New York be the
Railroad Company.
The roads In the Gap the Mississippi Central Railroad have
become good and close connections throughout
the whole route.
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad
s7rsixty pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger
AZ I'm SIMS, SUTTON DUDLEY.
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RAILROAD TRAVEIINo
NEW ORLEANS. D CJx-
y SON AND GREAT NORfHERN

Daring continuance of the bonnet Care yevas nss..
ses will b transported between New Orleans Pass Nan.
chsc Bridge hrtyseven miles from New Orieansl BIZ The
trains Of the Carroton Railroad Lake thence By safe
md conmodious esmboats 10 Aanchse Bridge beyond which
shsre Ia no interruption.
Pssngers viii leave New Orleans from tho Carroiton Fall
road Depot vo Circle at SIX O'Clock morning and At
twenty minutes sig IN the afternoon returning New
Orleans, will arrive Of the Depot a. Circle eight
In the morning. and the hour In the evening.
The trains for Kener VIII leave depot the foot Of Cal.
Hope street ct A. NJ and r N. Returnipg will
at 65 A. n and AS p NJ Freight station VIII
b received at the passenger depot from p r. until $50 r
FsYe, 40 each way.
Freight for Manebse and stations above M BE- received daily
tween Liberty and Howard Streets until 5P. N.
No freight will be received unless consigned parties
the established stations the line
oections
the foregoing that passengers freight
viii be transported without interruption connections
NTH other roads will be made regularly heretofore.
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Children Tires Year, old md under ree tose over Dire
fn1lfexe,
Family ueks in packages can b. h.h :. IN.
ece Of the Master Of Transportation Camp stree onrss
lafayette Square, Persons who reside the cy ana XII
residence establishment tho line Of the road -
eke IN packages Of for their personal use "A ~,
ducsd rate. sie-
The Company ss sew prepared forward Goods and Pack
Of oil kinds to place with which they have csu
lion. receiving and delivering the any part Of the city
r. 8. NfLLIANS
AN Master Of TrauspHytatiou
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Il COYNER'S WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR =,
II and CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,

This place will be open reception Of vistos
on the lat Of June is situated the and In full view 81
he vsgins and Tennessee Railroad about half mile
bus will be found waiting The cars 70
visitors to the Springs. ~
These White and Black Sulphur have effected
Gus curesthe White Sulphur aggravated Of dyspepsia
serious affections the liver ksneys bladder general de-
biy and especially the nervous system md boe
diseases peculiar to female-he Black Sulphur ali Kinds d
diseases Of the skim aggravated letter and other
tons Of the skin. -S
The accommodations equal any to be found In the
mountains Of Virginia. and the table attendance Of The ost
character togsther With fine band Of music and
to all of which beg to the large number
Of persons who have heretofore visited the place.
5e8 I'm ia. HEFELFINGER, ProprIetof
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PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
ROAD SUMNER ARRANQENENT
Scsnnsscisg Sunday, Nay l. la6s:

lux which VIII Be the last regular train,
On Sundays the steam train will make the O'Clock morning
trip and leave the city every hour after II O'Clock until II
o'clock at night.
On Sunday 18th inst there will be hafhour trips
every Sunday from o'clock until g.
Extra special trips from Lake at night by the Horse Car
when required, BY notifying the Conductor.
Tho Steam Train will stop GENTLY Station when notified
except mail trips, and after O'Clock n Sundays Fare
each way Is CENTS conductors timely notice to
gtop. An II
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G X. WILMOT'S PLA NTERS, pATENTEn
Os CORDWOOD CUTTER

The exclusive patent rights of the above have been pur
chased by company o. gentlemen of the city New Orleans
for the States Of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama, Arkansas
wishing purchase parsh county rights or sets Of
machinery, obtain The by applying the under
signed, who is sole agent for the above company.
f. W. g. COOK,
No. 80 Natchez street, New Orleans
Refers to- Messrs. Martin Gordon, Jr, N. o. NJ s. Brn-
ger Ascension La: DIR. G. W. Campbell Ibervle La; Cap
tain j. g. Landry, N. o. G. O. Boger N. o.; G. E. Me st
James. my3O iy
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HosTETTER's BITTERs.
THE SPRING FREsHETS AND THEIR CON-
RQUENCEs-FOREwAREED FoaEARMED.

The rivers Of the South and South been dsssosy
tur buent during the spring. The tide Of the Father Of Wsts
hAs been immensely swollen that broken
down. and the country either side much injured by the in
vading Hood Even where the wealthy planters had erected
strong embankments to their lands accommodating
force Of the current has borne down apparently prsg
nable wallis and swept the country far wide Along
Of the tributary md the principal pursuing other
to the Gulf Of Mexico the destruction has oc
cured and millions Of dollars worth Of property been
swallowed up In the remorsei~ wasers But the immediate
when compared with the but certain dsss
tors that will ensue The may BE- repaired and The
property epgued may be At least partially reclaimed hut the
which covered the lowands wreman 10 srss
POOLS stsgnan and give forth vapors
beneath the Then the startling peril
The pesence threatens the lives Of all who reside VI
entity Of these Fevers Of the most vrulent do
scspon will DO prevalent and that scourge Of the souh
Yellow Fever will scatter desth In many, many homes
cheerful and happy The grim specter will darker many
door, and turn fesiviy into mourning Families will
be broken and fresdes rendered deoae The mother will
weep for her little and refuse 10 BE- comfored because
they not" The husband father will be struck down
even In the sunny hour Of prosperity.
such have characterized the spring Of the
We have gloomy experience to bear witness that
do e1aggeae the danger that hangs thousands of
people in the Southwestern States Fortunately while
know the peril that IS 10 not compelled TO fold
and resign ourselves the worst evils that
There both preventive and remedy for form Of the
destructive pestence. Every who values his exist
head Of family who eheishes those who look
him. her for protection solenly bound for
dread invader And this all may Dc BY simply securing
supply Of