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Snsutante Companies.
INCREASED CAPITAL.

INCREASED CAPITAL.
THE LYNCHBURG INSURANCE COMPANY,
With increased Capital of nearly
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
Is prepared to extend their lines on desirable
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS,
AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES OF PREMIUM.
TH0S. D. JOHNSTON, Agent,
m2-tfr 70 Second street
T ORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF NEW YORK.
CaSh capital ..'........................$2 100000
Surplus, (January I, 1885, ............... $4,000
Assets, available for losses .......... $4,000
Having been appointed Agent of the above
OLD AND RELIABLE COMPANY,
the subscriber is prepared to ISSUE POLICIES UPON DE
SlRABLE RISKS at the LOWEST CURRENT RATES OF
PREMIUM.
o.s. THos. D. JOHNSTON, Agent,
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL HARTFORD, CONN.
GEORGE B CoALE, Agent for Maryland and its vicinity
incorporated A. D. lSl0. Charter Perpetual.
authorised capital. ,OOOIOO
SaPl1at fald n....'.'''.''......... 100000
9upius''''''''' '''..'.'''.......... 100000
ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1889
Cash on hand and in Bank. %
Cash in hand of Agents and in 1882 90
$50 s Shares Bank Stock 4 sSsisSS
loo Shares Bank of the State o Missouri 1 aS 90
St afed and City Bonds per !2i500
United States Treasury Notes G3SS VS
sos, 769. Sc
ALBERT DAY, JOB ALLYN
GGHFAARtE s F ROSWELL, CHARLEs j. RUSS
H. HUNTINGTON, President.
r1,,o y ,,,, VIM. n. BOWERS Actuary.
Gci e L z AKIN S.s ssGEesa s9yra,rv
FINS 9Id ana reliable Company established for nearly
are on Rwengs Furniture Warehouses Stores Mercha
its usual satisfactory terms Minus 0i property
Of attention given to psurBg Farm Property
ana tGrnitnfe Liye Stock Hay Grain Farming Utensils,
Applications for Insurance may be made to the under.
Losses equaby adjusted at this Agency, and paid mme
CITES Of Ne Yo o 6o Pro 90 IN funds current an the
GEO B. GoALE . Agent tor for
Baltimore, February l2th 1855 nu anu It's V eI8 IF
COLI MBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE
wv E W az TX.
CASH CAPITAL PAID UP $500 900
ASSE NOVEMBER BOTH, 1858. 80
E BH g N5 5RRR; R 2{cd baatis.ut
SAMUEL H. MOORE, Secretary.
The undersigned respectfully socts application for Insu-
rance in this desirable office
SOL. B. DAVIES, Agent.
DAVIES & WAKEFIELD,
fell-tfr I6 Snaar,s wharf
Union MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL $l,3O0,0OO.
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO,
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL $95OOOO
EQUITABLE SAFETY INSURANCE CO,
BOSTON,
CAPITAL $q0OOOO
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
RICHMOND,
CAPITAL s2O0OOO
Merchants of Baltimore wishing to effect MARINE or IN
LAND INSURANCE with the above Companies, will
please apply to
WILLIAM SPEAR,
No 65 Second street,
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MILLER & BEACHAMS
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE,
No 10 NORTH CHARLES STREET.
Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited. iI8-tf
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
Neto and Valuable improvements
DIAGRAM THE LocK STITCH
CC-GGg-gEggG4G
This is the only stitch that be raveled and that
presents the appearance upon each side the 1t
made with two threads upon side the fabric
and interock1% the centre oft Send for Circular
0FFICE-2to Y. BALTIMORE STREET,
sicily Baltimore, Md,
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PIANOS AND MELoDEoNs.
Constantly receiving supplies of Nunns CIarks cell
ebrated PIANOS.
Also-MELODEONS for Churches Halls or the Paror, at
49, SIS and $780, with double reeds 3O with two banks of
keys 500.
The celebrated ORGAN HARMOMIUM, with two banks of
keys and eight stops suitable for large Church Hall,
combining in its richness power and sofness in an
eminent degree, $3.50. For sale by
F. D. BENTEEN,
No 10 North Charles street,
ap29tfr and 80 Fayette street
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Sillimans Journal states that the beouest of Hem
~ L. Ellsworth to Yale College, amounting, it is
estimated, to 100000 $500 0O0 is appropriated
by the will to scholarships and is therefore rather
a gut 10 the pubic than the College ITSELF The
will is to be contested and the issue is donbtfnl IF
sustained, the College will receive from it only tut
ton fees and these meet but little more than half
the expense of instruction.
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LESTER IMPROVED
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES,
Warranted to do the work in the best manner.
SLOAT 4 CO.'S LOCK-STITCH FAMILY SEWING
MACHINES, very superior machine for Families Shirt
Makers and others.
L. D. CHASE, Agent
Sales Room, No 1853 Baltimore opposite Adams
Express Office. apl5n
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GERMAN SILVER AND ALBATA PLATED TEA SETS,
Urns Castors Baskets Walters &C. for sale low prices by
j. d R. CAMPBELL,
m2d 227 Baltimore street, corner of Charles
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cry of a Fluid that
1tdr0Ct, and restore
ne use Of the knife
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY

" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COIN
Tf " hENRiCo Pursuant TO a decree OF the Cir
Guit Court OF HenIico. in the of Hulchesof VS.
hutcneson's executors and others, the Undersigned
a. commissioners. will sell st public auct a. TO the
the 18th day of june 1852 il fair if not on The nex
fair day thereafter, the flowing very valuable real
ree on or n1 th tfs PEEP Run Turnpike
portion OF .ne property OF the late Ambrose Hut.
ist, one tract called TOLL GATE.n containing
~ scres. situated Immediately on the road about
21s miles from me city.
on the Turnpike, Immediately opposite the home
s'es /, containing about 2a acres upon which there
are valuable ice houses and an ice pond This land
Cd tract called "PENDL ETON." containing
IA acres. lying on said road about 51z miles from
There valuable Improvements on this tract
consisting OF a ewefiiDg house. new barn, stable
and valuable ice house. This land is in good
18th. tract If land Immediately opposite Pen
dieton," and called "A0ko EpEN," which is al to-
se.hsr in wood and upon which there is greatdeal
such Az opp srtuEi.y is seldsm presented to per-
sons desiring to purchase real estate in tho vicinity
map and survey OF the said land will be made,
and can be seen at the office OF jas VI Taylor son.
is the city OF Richmond; aud the land will be sub
divided into lots, to suit purchasers
all persons desiring &c make inquiry about the
sboys property. are referred to Messrs James NJ
OF whom, Hugh ID. HutchesoG, resides near the
premises.
TERhs-One third of the purchase money In cash.
and she residue IN two equal nstslments at and
two years from the day Of sale-the credit payments
to be secured by negotiable notes With interest adj
ded, and the titls retained till the whole purchase
money is paid. and conveyance directed By the
Court.
Possession will be given in time to seed crop OF
wheat, AID full possession of each tract will be deli
vered at the end OF the present year
The sale viii commence at the "Toll date'' tract at
III O'Clock A
IS sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR i Son,
Auctioneers.
ALFX'R HUTOHEoON,l
JOHN HUTCHESON, c,u
j r YOUNG, Noih fs'
HUGH III HUTCHESON
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HEALING SPKlNGs

This celebrated watering place. situated in Bath
county, Virginia. % mile " est Of MiIboro, Depot
of the Virginia Central Railroad. and connected
Herewith b. Daily tine of stages which pass en-
now ready for reception OF visitors. With tie ez
ception of tIis % mles. it has an unbroken kSii.
road 'nnection With the principal cities of the
Srabosld. From Warrington, Baltimore and Rich
the same day they leave either Of the above places
Visitors will he careful TO ieaye tue at MiilboIo'
Depot of the Sirt iaia Central haiEt ad.
The spring occupies AL almost central position il
the group Of Springs OF Western Virginia, being s
miles fr Ill the Warm, mites from the Hot, snG
ABOUT SO miles from Greenbrier White Sulphur
springs.
The waters of this place have acQuireda celebrity
for the OF crofuia, rheumatism III condition
cd Ulcers Intractab'e diseases OF the skin, Chronic
dscherle from tho nostril,) Disesses of The Eye,
Paray Sis Dyspepsia Torpid Liver. and the dis ases
incident 10 residence i'll Mas matte Districts; Neu
raa2ia. spinal rritetions, DISEASES of the Urinary
organs. viz: Bladder, Ridneys and Uretbrs, En-
iarged Prostate Gland; Diseases OF Females as Sup
Preston OF the Catamenia. Fluor Albus Prolapsus
Uteri &c.
FOR detailed account of tho properties IF the
water. see The MSy Nc OF the Anne fican Farmer"
and the June n OF de BOWS Review" or send
20 tie pro. rietors for pamphlet
The climate is hestih,ut and braci1g-the sur
rouudirg seanery wild and pietur-.nue
The HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS are of the
first order, III niIure AID buildings new. snd Auffi-
Gent Tor the accommodation OF $50 persons
A PHI ysiciau OF much practical exporjance in the
Every effort will be made by the proprietors and
their assistants TO reader the rcJ0nrn o. their gaess
pleasant. PORTER q siVIS,
proprieters
IS Good MUSIC viii be in attendance early III
the season & r..
lin
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PATHWAY
THE MOUNTAIN OUTLAWS.
A TALE OF IHE NORTHERN TRAPPING GROUNDS.


PATHWAY" viii be published in the columns Of
TIE NEW YORK MERCURY. IL which journal
have engaged 70 contribute EXCLUSIVELY fcr term
Of years To my numerous readers would return
my sincere thanks. and shalt ever hold in grateful
remembrance those who, by heir partiality and fa
vor have contributed to my success If we do not
Jog along together as heretofore, mutually pleased
with each other tfust it will not lie through want
OF eff On part % continue TO merit their ap
probation those who have taken an interest in the
"difikiitiez" of Nick Wfss-s chaTsce r pretty ex-
tensiyeIy known -may Very possibly find in PA II.
WAY" character OF his pamn and nature, whose
exploits aud droeries will us shame hose If ether
years IN short. it is nv purpose TO produce story
that shall excel other productions OF my pen in the
novelty OF its situations in tTuthfGluess OF delnea
tion n'ricsGy OF plot and rapid succession of incl
dent. 1t will be illustrated by DAkLhY
J. L. ROBINSON.
Worcester. May, 1889
The publishers of THE MgRCURY will only add
that they pay DR. Robinson higher price for bis
labor than has yet been paid by the newspaper
press 10 any Americ III Tomancar, but sense of
du.y TO our quarter OF million readers demand his
eminent services. 1t is our mission by honorable
convection TO excel in every department, at what
cost. aud that mission will ever be faithfully
performed
PATHWAY" will be commenced in THE NEW
YORK MFR, URY without delay, and other novel
ties ill follow in rapid su' cessian
CAULDW ELL, 2uUTuW0R'U WHITNEY.
je 4-d3.swacwlss Propristors Mercury.
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A ME1IA WHITE SUP HUR

A ME1lA w IL | TIE sup HUR
-. sPRINGs.-Fhis delightful summer Resort
l5tn June. wa ''
The waters are similar to the far-sarmed White
suiphuri and their accommodations equal to sstsy
Springs in Virginia. '
They are situated in Amelia county. 50 miles from
nichEond. and "a miles from Jetersville station
on the Ric m nd ~nd DanYille railroad, on which
there are two trains ally - and from Jetersrjle
where there VIII be always in readiness a CONVEX.
ance to the SD ings, GA the arrival of the cars -
Their locality aud easy sccess, make them a most
desirable SKINNER resort for families
BUAkD-per mouth, s3g: per week $40: per dsy
= Children and servants half pr. CO
lA S-2ms THO, q WtISDy T. SnN
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JOHN YOUNG.
q W RANDOLPH SConm's
MILTON GARY
Sale conducted by JAS TAYLoR q SON, Aucts.
nv % '1'

VALUABLE RMAI.L FARM IN HEN.
RICO COUNTY, ON DEEP RUN TURNPIKE.
AT AUCTION. We will sell, upon the pren,ises
mencing Immediately after the sale advertised by
Msssrs hn cheson and Young. CoMmi.9ioner, the
valuable farmin henric CO county on Deep Run Turn
pike. "a miles from the city and now in he occn.
pancy of Alex snder Kers Esq. who intends to re-
move to tho city. w ~
land. remarkably healthy and adjoining the lands
OF pr Anderson, Arohy Lair. Esq and others
FRAMED DWELLING, with Ave rooms. kitchen
large BARN. and the usual out HOUSES,
The above property adJoins the Toll GATEn
tract advertised by M ssTs. Hutcheson and Young
Commissioner. thereby aiording the purchaser an
opportunity of securing more land
TERss-0ne fourth cash. the balance at g. 70 and
is months for negotiable notes with interest added
and secured by q trust deed
JAMES Nj TAYLOR L SON.
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BY Alexander Mott.
DERFMPTOnY BALE OF DRY COOnn

AND MILITANT TAILORS FURNISHING
GOODS At AUCTION TO close sundry conuien.
ments Wal. pc sold, 1t suction, &C my stos~ On
TUEsDaY. June It'll commencing 81 10 O'clock.
% stella shaws new styles 70 pieces Printed irish
Cotton handkerchief Lipen Bosoms Sevinr SiIk'
hlitis a. Gloves, ia Gee. smbroidery
MERCHANT TAIL0kS STOCK-Uonsisttnr m
some very f ne 0auze Merino Shirts yerv 6us Lisla
Thread do. fine satin Mohair stocks super Nsd-
riss Neck fies fine silk ard l.ise Gloves nae Lin
shirts LINEN Goats. Vests. Pants. &c; Ooths Cassi.
meres, Vestipgs, &c
AI.s0-i0 cases silk Bonnets; cases Ladies' ssd
Mems shoes
TERMS -Ail sums over $50. sixty days credit;
urd.r $50. cash. ALfX NOTr
Je6 Auct,oneer.
ADDITIONALLY be added to the above asle
100 dozen GREY Cotton Half Hose; 81 dcs@u Brsl IN
Cotton Half Hose; 800 white ard colored fprina
Hoop skirts; 100 misses do assorted TOD 4, : -
jeT ALlX MOTT
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BY Richard Cauthorn.
[0UsE AND Lot IN PORT MAYO

IA FOR sALE AT AUCTION by virtue of az deed
OF trust to the under signed from has foberts and
elizabeth his wife, and duly recorded In tho Clerks
ONCE OF the County Of Heprico, / WEI sell at auc-
ton, on MONDAY, 2Oth June at "A O'Clock, N, on
the premises. two lots OF Ground in the town of
street with the Williamsburg Road, upon which
fIers is comfortable Brick Dwelling, with ki,ch.
en-. enclosure. well in the yard. &c &C selling as
trustee, shall convey with special warranty
tbs ugh the titls is believed TO he updoubted
TERMS-C ash, as to 40 much Of the purchase money
this trust. and TO discharge q bond due to VIM
Kelly, by said Roberts. amouuIine to $780, the bal
snce upon such terms as may be Indicated by said
Roberts. LAFKTN PFOkD Trrstee
Saie conducted by x CAUrHoaN ieI
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SiGN PAINTING !

SiGN PAINTING
Ali hads OF SIGN WORK, WINDOW SHADES
TaAN5PAkENGfEa. BANhnks. GLASS GILD.
u az, &C, done in the BEST STYLE. at short no
tie1 and en- very reasonable terms, by
80 L l. MONTAGUE.
iay ~ lin Golfer Of Bank ard 18th sts.
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FROM WASHING ron.

WASHINGTON, June G.--The Gulf squadron ia to
be further increased, by the addition Of the frigate
sabine, making total there of 10 ships carrying
2l2 guns.
Arrangements are cansunmatod for transform
iu- sailors into effective land force IN case i'll.
teEveHtion Is necessary for ths protection of Amer
icau rights from the followers of Miramon III Mex.
leo.
The Federal treasury has 81 100000, subject to
draft besides 81 500 0J9 Of the late is still IN
issued. Within tie last ten days 81, 100000 of
Treasury notes have been Issued.
TIE frigate Congress is to be the 4 ~ ship of the
Brazil squadron. Her officers not appointed.
The Anti.Know> Nothing municipal ticket was
generally successful here to-day. The election
Hss quiet.
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= LOr ON THE EAST SIDE OF Cd. BETWEEN
JhCkSON AND DUVAL sTREETs.-ss trustee
In certain deed dated 10Th April, 1882 duly rs.
sell at public auction. on the pr misses on THURS
~, the s.h day of June. 1859, at O'Clock, p M
!ne real estate conveyed by the said deed consist.
ihR OF lot with framed store end dwelling thereon
iormerls owned BY Gustavus 0pitz now renting
a., nds ~ per the property Of
TERNs-One- third cash: balance at and smo,tbs
Ior negotiable notes interest added and title re.
tanned '1l all the purchas, MOI W be fnlly pail.
The taxes for 1859 10 ba paid b = the purchaser
my 81 AUGUSTUS RDDER&R Tfuataa
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suMMER RESORTS.
NEW RIVER WRITE SULPHUR
~ RpRtNas,
IMPp0vrD AID ENLARGED
SffoRT S1dGfNG FINE ROADS AND ST.
PERI SffEyEHY


The NEW RIVER WHIrE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
IN Giles county, uron New River, twenty miles
from the Montgomery hite and Yellow Sulphur
sptings. has been improved by several new build
iskss including n fine Dining FALCON and Ball Room
ana ~ ready tor visitors. The a.er OF the springs
- strong suiphar. resembling the celebrated
0rcenbfi,r White sulphur, though not 20 cold az
riety of diseases
The scenery at these Springs IL bold aud beauii.
Ia the celebrated New River Cas ara ia ri 2 hi cf
TIE hotei; ire finest views afforded by tho su,.
foundlnk country. especially from the Bald Knob
tbeiteNed 70 be The Highest point In Virginia near
the heau'i'ei Meantaia Lake. Witch IL ugly seven
miies distant. In addition To the ssusi amaze.
nents the guests AZ this place ca Joy dne bant.
iES aud trout hshing lu short. nowhere is IL 70
aH)td4d naer mountain voSs, than In this region
of country.
The turnpike across the Mountain. ly tho Nom.
tain lake 10 the salt sulphur ia com oio,oi, aud
Nessrs feyton Co.'S line 81 ges will Iua regularly
upon u ane npon the roads between the Montuou-
cry white, yellow SULPHUR snG New River Waite
sulphur Springs. line also plies between the
Nes hiver White and Pearist1rg where pager :
gers take the stages 20 the Monroe HE'D SULPHUR
springs. distant thirty miles
sood Band Of Music is engaged
The Table will be supplied in the best manner
TERas-tirst week $40; second week 50: third
week o.; for the month SS2.s
WILLIAM E6dLEsToN.
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AUCTaON eALHo.
FrT1RT 61Ys.

MANCHEsTER HOUSE AND LOT AT
Iva AUCTION al the request Of Mr. J N Brooks.
we will offer for saie on the pr misses on sATUA-
Day. Juna 18th, ut o.cIntk IA. House and Lot
froatsg 80 feet on north side Of Upper lain street
Ais,, two Lot. In swansboro 'front.' each 60 feet
on the Turnpike. one Of which ID o email Dwell
ing House. Title india. utable.
TERMs-Une THU cash; balance at ands months
with iaterest. title retained until iuli payment
6UKFORD FKIEND
ieT-5ts Attoraera Al iasv
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DOWFArAN HoTEL.-Not being or

DOWEAfAN H0TEL.-Not being en-
abed TO make any arrangement for the proper
i'm prosemen OF the above Hotel, aud having no
guarantee that the repairs made at the expiration
of the present lease will be conducive 10 the CON-
fort of nv guests, have determined rot TO renew
the leaae OF the properly. aid therefore will close
the Hotel on the 20th If The present north. (June)
preparatory to removing my furniture by the LIST
OF July, AT which time my lease expires
| avail my self of this oppot tunty for returning
my thanks TO my friends and the public for the
very liberal patronage have r. ceivti and hone I
shall be enabled before the first ST January next 10
make such ARRANGEMENTS elsewhere as will enable
me To entertain them. t only with more comfort
but in style which will afJra greater satisfaction
to them we'll as myself
WMHFgY,
je 1-dssw2w Proprietor Pow atan Hotel.
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AECx1fs ffAksSae.
Tifif i "a
By Jas. nj. Taylor 4 Son.
COMMISSIONER SALE Or VERY

COMMISSIONER SALE OF VERY
- vAsUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE C0UN.
TX FHsnkl W --PursuAnt 70 two DEGREES OF che
nlse aa. q sn IN the cases sf John Sta
- staples and a's ssudarsd on the ssh May. 1850
lie auction y The 81 hest bidder on the premiees
on TUESDAY,. siIe -sta DAY OF June 1859. (if fair.
II MT, the n 1t iais ,.ay thereafterj commenciur
a. a. 81. O'clock, a.. shs vsry ysiusbie ksal Estate
ablut four niies from the city and on so n ar ths
NJ, n and p kaiisoad; being the Hcsl Estate Of
which rancis stapiss died Possessed. and disfin.
A--Containing acres. with three ice.hou.as
ihereupon. and lying immediately upon the mill
pond.
B-Containing nearly 80 acres, has upon IL q "a "
and grist giil ia complete order. snd small dwell
ing In good repair The soil Is very COED
C-tontcfnfns ss5s acres. has Ga is q very com.
f5ftaole framed dwelling, win tbs usual out-hCu3
es. all In good order. About half of This tracs ID
cleared, anu the remainder heavily wooded. The
land Is in high state OF prov msnt and lies i'm.
nediasely upon the iehlaond. Fredericksburg and
D-lhe Mansion Tract, and the late residence OF
FRANCS staples, d-cd: has handsome framed
d~siing. with Kitchen, DAras. corr house, stable,
&c. al IN perfect oraer. The house has recently
been thoroughly repaired. 1t contains IS acres Of
superior farming land. AID has attec he'd vine yard
AM large Young orchald Of choice fruit trees.
E-ContsinIng "a acres adjoining the Above il
cleared aud hignly improved
f-ContaiDs ~ acres. CT superior farming land,
mas upon Il q large OAK srove. aud in cultivation
pike AID the Mail Road. 1t contains Is acres of
land. ann has thereon biseksmith and other
shops The soil rs client.
lilies on the Deep Run Turnpike adjoining the
aD We, containing q acros in very good condition.
such an opportunity Ia seldom presented to per
OF the city of Rchmond '
map and survey of the said land can be seen at
the ofnce tf JAS M Taylor Son. All persona de-
sirins to make inquiry about the above property.
are referroG to the auctioneers
TERss-ont third ef the purchase money in cash.
ana the resldae Ia two equal lis ailments at one and
two years from the day OF sale the credit nay nts
to Do secured by gotsble notes satTsctoriiy en-.
oorsed, with interest added. and the title retained
till the whole purchase money Ia paid and = con-
veyance directed by the cocrt
possesrlen Will be given except of the Mansion
tract. immediately. and full posi- ssion of that
on The let January 1850, aud the purchaser of il
VIII ee a 10 sed 70 seed crop of wheat
33a o'cluck, P ID. "'
JOHN B YOUNG
w RANDOLPH SConm's
MILTON GARY
Sale conducted by JAS NJ TAYLoR SON, Aucts.
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wERC4NTILE SUSPENSION.

Augusta, GA, June 6.--It is conf iently stated
here thai the houae of john Fraser At Charleston,
:. C., suspended Saturday, in consequence OF
difficulty III negotiating sterling excbaDgt--assets
superintendent. Ii is believed the suspension is
very temporary.
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THE PRESIDENT on HIS WAY JIONE-CO
NEE SIlNE OLE A GAIKCu LAIn

P0BTsM Urn. Va June 6.-PreEident Buchanan
arrived to-day from Hon Weldon \. Edwards, and
took the steamer Adelaide for Baltimore, on his
way 10 Washin gtou. A large crowd was present and
be was Loudly cheered s. the boat left The wharf.
He seemed in hue health.
The corner stone Of a Catholic Church was laid
to-day, Bishop McGili of Richmond, officiating.
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A VERY VALUABLE FARM In HEN

A VERY VALUABLE FARM In HEN
"A RICO COUNTY ON THE WHITE OAK
SWAMP, EIGHT MILES BELOW RICHMON d,
FOR SALE-I am authorized to sell that valuable
farm described above. containing 800 acres and
sdJoins the land of John otey and others, about
twenty i've acres are cleared and hiss u cottage
water the yard The balance OF the land 10 heavily
wooded. and when clear ed. doubtless would pro-
duce fine "bscco or hay. The q tention Of brick
makers is especially invited to this farm. great
bargain can be purchased, and for terms, &c apply
to RIB LYME, Land Agent,
Office In Metropolitan Hail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

THE STEAMER ROANOKE.
NEW YORK, June 6--The Roanoke, from Rich.
noud, arrived here at ! \ O'Clock this morning.