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WHTE9PSS I E0R S.sAALE;-sPhENgID JAM

w RIVER ESTATE AT ktCTIoN.1Is .sps-
cial C3mmssoneE, appointed BY decree OF the
w. R9sandd1lph vs. Brooks and ais, shall, on
O'Clock NJ, iii fair if not the next fair day there
AFTER at the Mansion House on the premises, ex-
pose to sale at public auction, the Real Estate men,
tened II the proceedings of said suit and known a.
Ules,) in the county of Henrico below the city Of
river seven miles from the city By water and about
s &cRR
and arabic About one hundred and twenty Ave
acres Of the cleared land are low grounds Of very
overflow at high tide. This, however, can easily be
prevented and the land reclaimed, when it would
yield as, abundantly as any land in the county,
About three hundred acres OF the cleared land are
of the cleared land is high land. The lands of this
plantation; with moderate use of lme,t whic h can
produce wheat, corn, oats and grass, equal to any
The place having besn rented out for years, and
cultivated by tenants, its present condition affords
no evidence of its real value. The larger portion
the forest land is heavily wooded with heart pine,
of the best quality, particularly adapted 10 the
of briekmakers and its easy transportation to the
city, by water or by the turnpike, renders it very
about seven miles from the city, inexhausti-
BILE sand bank the sand taken from which is now
USED lot Duliulhe purposes hnu u IL Oh the very
best quality. -.s 5
The MANSION HOUSE rs situated about two
hundred yards from the river surrounded by agrove
of beautiful trees From the house to the river the
ground slopes gradually. The honse is built of ia
ported brick, is waiRscotted througho its tmbers
and walls heavy and thick and is in very good
repair; it contains eigh and two large halls
besides basement. With small outlay for porches
and painting. ftcould be made as desirable resi-
dence as it ever was. The location is considered
healthy. A survey of the land is now being made;
plan of it, when made, be at the office Of
the auctloneers. The land will be divided If deemed
advisable. in parcels 10 SUIT purchasers.
The terms OF sale are as ioows;-One- sixth OF
the purchase money in cash, the balance in 1--WE
equal instruments, pay able at i, 2 5, 4, and years,
bonds or notes. with good security TO be given for
the deferred pay ments, with interest the said
deferred pay ments from day OF sale, payable semi
annually, and the title retained until the purchase
money is fully paid, and a conveys directed b,
the Court The title to the property is believed to be
perfect IL having been in possession OF the present
owners and their ancestors for more than q con-
fury. tt
Possession for seedins wheat will be given in
time for that purpose; and full possession kiven
on the LIST day of January next.
Persons desiring to see the property referred
to Messrs. Pearce and Southali residing the
premises; and for further information, apply to the
auctioneers to the undersigned.
r. MILTON CARY, Spl. Conr.
JaMrS NJ. TAYLOR X SON. Auctopeera. IA 4
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THLHoRAPHrC NEWS
PORTED FOR THE RICHMOND plsrrArcR.l
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

Per Magnetic Telegraph Ltae--onee. I3a Eaeis
Square, Main Street
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T,kUsTFE,S SALE OF Farm HAND.

1 YER COUNTY, ON CHTCKAHOMiNY RIV-
ER-As trustee in a certain deed of trust from Jno
s. Atkinson. bearing date the 18th day Of January.
County Cour,I shall proceed to selltby request of
the beneficiary in said deed upon tina premises.
next fair fail ffay thereafter leonmenciny At IN
O'Clock, A. NJ, that desirable FARM called Turkey
Hill, situated in said county, about ten mSs
northeast of Richmond city. and which contains
about Us acres. sE-
Terms of the deed require cash but have no
doubt that a satisfactory arrans ement can be made
as TO n part of the purchase monay.
JAMES I. SUTTON, JR., Trustee.
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TERRIBLE HAIL SToRM.-On the 9th June
fl hail -storm passed over a portion of Bueh-
anan and McDowellco counties, Va, doing much
damage Over strip of country about one
mile in width the devastation was COMPLETE
Near Mr. j. Looney's, five miles above Buch-
anan Court House, the wheat and corn Were
entirely Enthusiastically driven into the
earth The foliage of the trees was cut AWAY
and numbers OF birds killed
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y iCIgMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
REy. NJ; D; HoGE, D. DIX p,

A. III DJPUY, A. NJ. Principals.
Seminary for the education of young ladies',
under the control of the above mentioned gentle
men, Will be opened IN the city of Richmond on the
LIST day of October, 1859.
and have Presidential supervision of every thing
connected with the institution; and while his other
time to the business OF actual instruction, he will
be present. day BY day, at the lectures and recita
tons; Will personally acqnalnt himself with the
standing and proficiency of the pupils, and do all in
his power to promote their intellectual and spirit
ual Improvement
Mr., DUPuY will devote his whole time to the di-
rect INSTRUCTION OF the young ladies committed to
treated as members OF his own family, and ever,
provision will be made for their personal comfort
IN health and IN sickness. Tins parental charge is
assumed with due appreciation of its responsible
lty.
An ample and competent corps of assistants will
be employed IN every department. The best mast
ers french, GERMAN, Italian, Music, Drawing
and Painting, VIII be secured. Great pains will be
taken 70 nave pupils in the French language taught
not only to read and write it correctly but to speak
It with facility To secure this advantage, French
lady Will reside with the family.
A good apparatus will be employed to illustrate
the Truths of Physical Science. and Impress them
on the memory.
A frequent cause of the indifferent proficiency in
Music is the want OF time, and nducement to
Professor. TO obviate this evil, a Teacher of Music
Will be r member OF the household and will per
sonaly superntend the pupils during the hours al
The Course of Study will comprise all that is es-
sentlal to complete and polished education, from
branches of Mathematics, Mental and Moral Sci
ence. and Ancient Languages.
will be held at convenient intervals, and always at
The close OF the session; and at the completion Of
the whole course OF studies, Diplomas will be pre-
scented TO the young ladies who have creditably
passed all the examinations.
Board for nine months ........... 500. 90
Washing and Lights. Observation-Disclosures. 25O0
Taon in in ordnayyy @
Tuition in Advanced English Branches 5000
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By Jas. n. TsYIsr { Son, AaeVs.

SALE OF 4 vALuABLE TRACT or
cult Court e the County q H.nIico. By Sesrss
s I'm 81 day. GaS :s:
p 6 m E s Il Rn Se il. On ne
Three Chopped Road, about nine miles west Of
Cfottrell. Vim. +. Harris. and others II contains
dsS .xe dd ana sfh and three hun
arabic land. and the remainder Il ia wood and
timber. Thirty acres Of the cea red land are Greek
b So.rom and Of fine anaty; 6fteen scres have
The s ans Ss ar sSas aoa
10 or sne most part, of good quality, and portion
well IA. H SosHssEss' k sff nS
EikAsRf Rose esE SSES
Wit small outlay could be put in good ccnd.
nins through the place This farm is rexsTded. ~
exesllsn no nave knoTn it for years and we'll an
t Of the land can be seen at the ofce OF the Auc,
,shImsons hfsh cash the balance four equal
o1 n9.e with the interest tho deferred pay
bonds WtS annually the purchaser executing
psymsnss na and title retained until the
snd r. f0HnS YoNse S,ssi:a 3 tho
Sale byJAs. N. TAYIoR 4 Son. A 1ct's. 1sis
SALE OF House AND LOT ON ST,
~ JAMES STREET, AT AUCTfON-By order Of
Inc BOARD OF Directors of the Monroe Buitdinx
und Association, we will SELL upon the premises,
on l CES1AI; the 18th day of July. commencins
parcel of LAND. with the BUILDINGS thereon,
yins and being in DuvaPs Addition, sitaated on
said addition. fronting 30 feet on said street and
4nnlns back l29 feet to lot No. q. in said addition.
ne property IS now IN the occupancyiof Mr. T. b.
Leach, at the rent of $40 per annum.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance at 8 and II
cured by n trust deed.
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2: LEI INV ELI., a. VI, FTlNcIpaT,
.THoS. L. DUDLEY, JR., 4. n. of the univer-
MILE S. -VASsAs, French Department
Miss N. T. MAYO
g. PERSlCO, Italian, Spanish, Drawing and
Dr.. BUCHLER. German.
F.. SEIBERT, Piano and Organ.
II. SCHNEIDER, Harp.
J. W. REEVE, Penmanship.
This institution is well known to the Bishops and
clergy of the Episcopal Church in Virginia, to
whom reference Is made, as to the Faculties of the
Virginia Military Institute, and William and Mary
COLLEGE. TO Professors Bedsoe and Smith. of the
University of Virginia, 10 l.. n. Coleman, of Han
over Academy. to San,l Schooler, of Edge Hill
Academy, TO the Rev Cbas. II. Read, and Rev
D: s. Do5gett Richmond, Va, and to the patrons
of the school.
For Catalogue, SlyIns terms course of studies.
& C., with full list of patrons, to which especial re-
ference is made. address
D.. LEE POWELL, Principal y. F. l..
iy link ttmlStolO Box 81, Richmond, Va.
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A SIcKLEs CASE IN FLoRIDA.-The East
FlOrdian contains an account of transac-
ton that took place in Waldo, Florida, Sat
rrday. \ Mr.. Stephen Driggers, who had been
living about the head of Santafleo. had sue
oeeded IN winning the affections of VIM. Dom
inks wife, and had persuaded her 10 eiope
with him. The Infatuated husband overlook
the guilty parties Ut that place; and riding mp,
discharged the contents of a double barrel gun
az the head of Driggers. Five shots took eff
feet IN the head of Drggers, three Of which
penetrated the skull
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

FRANKLIN STREETS-LINDEN ROW,
RICHMOND, "a.
The tenth session OF this institution will com
mence the first Monday in October 1889, and
will close ON tho last day of June, 1860.
Every effort will he made to maintain the high
reputation and SELECT CHARACTER OF the school.
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Mod
ern LansuaSes are surpassed bS those OF no school
in the. Union. Two French ladies' reared and edu
Gated in Paris reside in the family Of the Princi
pal; and IT is made their especial duty TO speak
French. hab!tuaily. with the younG ladies boarding
in the house.
The best masters el music employed and
gTent attention IS paid 10 tins departInent
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FLEMING GRIrFIN,J s.
ERAAR ScV} 7. isBELL'{ Trustees.

IL
- TATE, SLAVE AND AS
Commissioner appointed by decree of the Circuit
day of April 1882 in the case St led ..Fournoy W
FIournoy, &c" | shall, on MONDAY, the 18th
fair day thereaiteI.l sell upon the premises, the
property mentioned in said suit. consisting OF a GER
tain lot or parcel Of ground lying in tho county of
az Me tbs near hsvns front Of ~ feet
ton to the city of Richmond, and running back
from the junction Of 23d street with Adams street,
lS2 being part of Lot No. of Square No. III.
IN plan of lots annexed to the deed made by vii,
liam Cullingsworth and wife to R.V Beaz ley, dated
9th October. 1915, tosether 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,
Wardrobes. a Cooking Stove. &c.
iERMs Inc real properly, one third cash; the
balance at and IL months, for bonds with good Sc
curty carrylns interest, and the title to he retain
ed until the purchase money is paid For the per-
sonai property, cash will be required;
PARkE PO1NDEXTER, Gom'r,
JAS. NJ TAYLOR 4 Sow Aucts 10
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THE LATEST.

LIVERPOOL. SGfUydrp 4 fferRpoH-C'otton firm,
with estimated sales to- day Of u 90 haies. Bread
StuiS and provisions were dull.
American securities generally unchanscd
The huijon IN the Bank Of In land has drclen-
sod f232 Gio during The week.
Money market -cueTay guch7U cd. Copsols
qi7s 1884,
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LAND FOR sAIH

xtSIz
81 Sf iarFkfEk 4 ASPs 4 spf kp w. sa f
sfss .s. s q S S
was sTsnted; AT Of congrsss, 70 aid in the con.
thereof FOR sale, the most bercl t.a, portion
The greater Psrt Of these Lands are W;ih;n air
ano o al w,n,n queen miss ef the Railroad which
entire length. t3Os miles and runs thr nout ifs
Try which By any in the eoun
its climate the fertility so and The sniso q
For further information, apply at the Land of6c.
Of the Company or address, 81 ydIssiIsi o'''
Land Commissioners ii. s., H.
HAsSfBsL. Mo, June l4th, 1852. - - - ~
~ 2l-d&wlm1
- "CHISWICK', FOR SAI.E--ii,;s---,
scr scribe oflsss for sale, privately, his FARM.
on the Three Chopped There
in good heart. The whole is ineosed and a dy dsd
The improvements consist of an excellent one and
with good barn, corn house, smoke house kitchen
and iIpi. choice The health Of the place IS pro
Persons interested are invited to call and EXAM
inc the premises for themselves
Also, tw" good COWS for SALE :,
81 Acres, one mile beyond the termination of the
Mechanlcsvlie Turnpike. about six and half
miles from Richmond, IN an excellent neighbor-
churches. The Improvements consist of a DWELL
ing with four rooms. and all necessary out-buid-
ings, all OF which are new. Also. an orchard of
1t will be SOLD for one fourth cash the balance
credit of one, two and three years with inter
est Possession given immediately T RYglsy e
VS-ts go Broad street, Richmond.
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CRAGHEAD sTREEr

i ,,x... DANvTLLE, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture, and newly repaired ve m
sure visitors that no efforts will BE- spared to promote
The TUNSTALL HOCSE 10 aiso the STAG
OFFICE, and our omnihusses will always DO ir
Depot. ~ G.MxLTERS, 'h' from 'n'
sn-,yd " n /. wsfHAt kk66Nks;, Proprietor.
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- SEwINo MACHINE ToR An EMpRxss.--A
firm in Philadelphia, engaged In the manufac.
tnre OF sewing machines, have prepared one
as present to tho Empress Engenis. A let.
ter, describing il, says:
Upon silver base embossed In elaborate
elegance the eacntheon OF the Empire while
the whole rests upon four silver Lions. over
which an eagle Is perched The names Of Ma.
poieons generals and victories appear upon
the sides of the base, and at the end, upon a
square, statuette OF the great Napoleon In
standing. This Is done in enamelled work.
and Is gem in its line. At the side OF this
figure, the Goddess of Industry is seen, and
over both spread eagle Is flying which.
bending forward, forms the vibrating arm OF
the machine, the needle being in the beak of
ihe royal bird. The plate of the machine Is Of
mighty polished steel, supported by four angels
OF silver with wings of gold, and In front of
the plate is the inscription. The case and
table OF the machine Is to be made of wood
from Mount Vernon.
ANOTHER NATrRALIzEp CITIZEN IMPRESS.
ED ABRoAp-The Portsmouth IN. H. Tribune
says that n German, who had been working
at Washington Furnace, in that county, re-
Gently returned to his old home to settle up
an estate in which he was in terested. He had
lived IN this country number of years, was
naturaiized, and had his papers with him.
Letters have been received by his brother at
Portsmouth, containing information that he
had been seized by the government officials,
and forced into the army as "A regular soldier
regardless of his citizenship in this country.
His naturalization papers We're sent back.
SrABB.NG AFfRAY.--A rencounter took
place in DanviIle Va. Tuesday evening, be-
tween Col. Geo. &. Cabeil and Mr.. John H.
Lipscomb, in which the former was severely
cut upon the right arm and upon the face
though the wounds are not considered dan
gerous.
There We're seven persons including two
ladies, Frustrated by the heat in Portsmouth,
Va, Wednesday.
Mr.. Campbell, constable, of Russell coun-
", Va, was killed on the 18th inst, by falling
into we'll
Peter c. Gray, matchmaker, of Alexan-
dria, Va, committed suicide, by taking lauda-
mum, on the 10Th inst.
OF the New Orleans free colored persons
who cmgrated to lIayti, thirty have returned.
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USEFUL EMPLOYMENT FOR yACA.
u TION.-DRAWING SCHOOL OPENED BY
A. GUENTHER, ARCHITECT, CLAY ST.. BETWEEN
7TH AND STH MISUNDERSTANDING and Painting ex-
ercises in sketching from nature. Terms 2month-
". Monday and Thursday, land O'Clock p. N.
Orders for Plans Perspective Views taken from
nature or buildings to be erected, will be received
AT the Office 9Th street. between Main and Cary, up
o. asa .rs ~ lin
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RUNAWAYS.

n $40 observation-disclosures from the
"a subscriber, on the 9th of July negro wo-
80 man, named ELIZABETH. She is ginser
{ls9~ bread color. high cheek bones, thin face,
~S-k- about 45 years old, and has ono wrist Gislo-
Gated. She was BROUGHT from PAGE county, Va,
where she mas a husband. will i've the above re-
ward II delivered To me, or confined in any place
where | can Let possession of her.
Iy lS-tS HENRY MILLER Broad at
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uii ba .iasSS ~ nj 8 ns
nam' of the concern in liauid.ifiqp o Ss9lyoinw.u
Julv 10Th. ,sse Il SUWbbsMnNNF'
July '"'' '' ,..,.-;.... :. n SIMPSON
Ths eD Sqdsrssqsd have ;his d. purchased Of
, ~ ~ SasiIc "a the stock an
tnnc the CI oTHiNG niSINEsS .r sn% -. s eS9
and 6Im Of SIMPSON & MILLER. .t the .tsn'
s ss,n occog.cu ~ - y. SooGman 20. Inc!
shall Be ief nndoe thai NAV please them; and ne
hope; BY strict and prompt stter.on to business Z
me-, merit ana SECURE not 9niy ths1r Pssr1nsss 10
W" july y ls III i isss "' H. MILLER.
b ~ e.s5..s-t. - -.
G% il N sss M
my friends and patrons ia faithful and 'fhei'n
.ss .;. s.'; &c ss: y. ss, st';
and PATRONS IL S-t. s. GOODMAN
DSss:o.aaUs,IrI1soSSS or SUPERINTENDENT s6
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and s1m n
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returns from The business 4. Of w: N: HARE
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roas hIy, and thsIsioIss 90 most cordially T.sT
mend them TO the commence ana PATRONAGE Of
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ARRIVAL. OF rtiE AFRICA.
AN ARMIsTIcE OF IS DAYS AGREED UPON.

Hopes OF Peace-Rise of Funds On the fen-
ttncnt-Prusxia'. rositiom. NC. NC.
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DIssoLUTIONe, &c,

O188OLUT1ON9,& DC.
dissolution OF CO.PARTNERSHiF
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tho busines1
will be closed by J. H. SIMPSON, Who will use thi
nsme of the concern in liquidatiop only.
july 18th, 1850. J. H. SIMPSON
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS

ID IN FAUQUIER COUNTY, "a.
J. c. LITTLE, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
The first session of this School will begin October
LIST, 1852 and close July LIST, 1880 The situation is
well known one of the most healthy in the State.
The course of instruction will as nearly as pos
Eble conform to that of the UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA, of which institution the Principal is
an A. NJ.
The accommodations being limited. about 20 pu-
pills only will be received.
Further information may be obtained by appli-
cation to the Principal, at Orlean Z. o.. Fauquier
county, Va.
REFERENCES.
The Faculty of the University, of Va.
Gov Wise, DIR. Jas Bolton,
Mrs. Pegram. Or. B. X. Wexford,
g. A. Myers, Esq. z. X. Grattan, Esq.
Capt c. Dimmeck, ]. A. Weston Esq
Thos. X. Price, Esq, Rtehmond, va.
DR.. II. w. Baxley, Henry Relman. Esq
Baltimore, Md.
Or. ]. Riley, Georgetown, ID, G. iy Ism
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CTEpHEN NJ. OFT.

-
- ENGR4FER AND DESIGNER.
SEALS for COURTS. LODGES; LAWYERS.
MERCHANTS, &c; STENCIL PLATES. Call
AZ the Ed 7emont House. Main street. jy 2o-6t"
NEW FAMILY FLOUR .-tirocers and others
: ' now he supplied from the BELVlDERE
MILL, Of Arch and 9th streets, with the best
fresh eround FAMILY FLOUR.
WHEAT will be sround at this Mil on commas
sion.
RA Orders may te loft NJ Box oil Post Office.
jy 20-d3t& wit LEANDER WOODSON.
NOTICE 10 BARREL MAkERS.-T have
~ for sale from two 70 three hundred thousand
pieces OF Well-Seasoned STAFE TIMBER. Per
sons wishine to purchase can get desired Informs
ton b. addrcSSln me at Sklnquarter, Chesterfield,
Va. llyIl-jtaw3W. + ]. GRESHAM.
GREAT REDUCTION IN LINEN AND
II CASHMERE CLOTHING.-Wc are offering
NJ cost and below; White and Fancy Duck Coats,
Cashmere and Flannel Sacks Black Alpaca and
DrHp dc Etc Sacks and FrockS
PANTS.-Whitc and Fancy Linen and MarSelIleS,
Fancy and Black Cashmere Pants, Alpaca and
Drap de Etc.
VESTS-All kinds of MafsoilIes, Silks, Alpaca,
Cassimeres aud Rombazlne. at
y. WALKER & co. g.
1 .t..,
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y ERN-IDLUSMII-S SIOCk OF GOUDS TO
BIZ CLOSED QUITO purchase the cheapest
Hoop Skirts. Bleachcd and tnhleached Cottons,
irish Linens. Millinery Goods Mtts Buck Silk
aud Thread Gauntets, Cambria and Swiss Musins,
Tarlatans. sill, Netts wide Black Six Laces Cam
brio and Swiss Edln-s, Alautles, ChjldTen's Mar
fcliiss apes, CoIsets Hosiery $500 yards SIX
other Trlmmlnss 900 Parasols, Fans, Thread
LaccS and I'd -os, and numerous other Goods II is
10 tho interest and adVana OF all persons to sivo
6OLDSNlT call, as he is determined TO close his
stock ont, and they can be sure to procure the
greatest kind Of bar AIMS, which not met with
every day. i. GOLDSNIT. DIS Broad ST.
DDIEIE REFINED SgtAn CANDIES.
- My factory is now complete. and by far the
Lar est establishment of the Kind South of Phila-
dephia, which enables ne to offer TO the trade of
Eu-lnia, North Carolina and Tennessee. rs also 10
tho city -rucerS. IN article of
f'IIj MADE