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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-05

ii ON T. NSU IL ANCE CCM PA NY
OF the City of New York.
Capital (all paid in CASH. 10000
With a surplss of.......................... 31,O00
ENSURES against Fire and Inland Navigation Risks
DIRECTORS:
J Martin, W A Work, b II Cossiii,
A Wellmorth, James Low Levi II Morton,
G G. Collins. j III Fariinc hamCUrtis Noble,
ID Bainey, A Buckley, } Hutchinson,
L. Hopkins, & II Norton, e. Il Baldwin,
L Messenger, G. II Morgan, A L Dwight,
w III Molten, w WhitioCk, III A IIurlbut,
@ Hatch, McName, jesse IIoyt,
II Watson Bull, Il Briglow W Siurgis, Jr,
Homer Morgan, % u Wood, john Ford,
| l. Stone, y Barnes, Sidney Mason,
Humphrey, Geo Bliss, n G II Stadman,
Geo Pearse, Lockwood, Cyrus Yale, Jr,
G. Nelson, Lyman Cooke, W X Fosdiek,
W G. Lambert, Wm III Webb.
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President
A. u. WILLAMETTE, Vice do.
j. MILTCN SMITH, Secretary.
Applications made to ALLEN G. HALLOCK +,
Agent, will lie promptly attended to. Office, Mar
| BILE Hall Building, Main street, Evansville
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"A 90 SO ~ the TINE TO PKL.H,R.
q - Hedge Shc1Is, Grass Shears,
Rose BushdO, Pruning Saws,
Pruning Knives, Budding Knives.
Ladies (sctz) Garden Tools,
Garden Hoes Qn Variety,
Do Rales DO,
do Spades do.
Just opened sId iur ralo by q. :. WELLS.
MARI Sir,u OF the Golden Mill Saw
K.N'SrOEE .5SS'sS ron S.9LE s'Hk,.ys'
az n large assortment Teas (lrcen & black,
lu0 SKIS superhae and extra flOur,
30 bIls do do,
~ bushels fresh Com Meal
iO.W0 fs Bacon Sides, sVD ibs Bacon Shoulders
5D bushels Potatoes, Turnips aud rarnius
luO gallons 81 Euuis Golden Syrup.
at NICkEEN RnpS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-05

SsLN'E LN.nHER.--The suIscT. her wouli
- respectfully call the attention Of carpenters
aud builders 10 his stock of Pine Lumber which H.
one Of ihe largest aud best yar.led ia ihs city
Prices rs low as the lowest onice corner Main aud
Seventh streets. JOHN y GLOVER
IN
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FDr nc
CANVASS o. Iocn

CaN'ASS o. 1850.
The Scorn'ul and withcrng ,!ars. poi,oriel
with cn:enomc'' bitterness. have alrrad, and
are still being hurled wits force unrrrcc,icnt.
cd in or country'> history Il is no longer an
issue simply between North and South. bat an
additional one between the gifted and Iatriutc
sonS Of the South.
Here in Virginia. We have arraycd against
each other the discreet Hunter, and la>t, though
not least the fearless and patriotic Wic. THIS
We fear Is but 4 sad omen al dlscnid AMI strife.
calculated in all lis bearings Ia r,c.'t a barrier
which cannot be removed. but VIII ch will stand
staring lis i'll the face when defeat instead OF
victory shall have peichtd h,r>,f upon onr
once proud banner. saying IT WAS you t.lrlctl
and strengthened 10y feeling oi u@licr and re.
vcn.e, rather than h,nc acttia'cd by toe c",i-
stitutlonal and conservative principles which
have ever been cbaract,rist al the D,mucia, a,c
party.D Yourselves upon whom II jI>t rcpioach
has fallen. Without change n concert Of
acton. this in our opinion. al inevitably bc the
doom If Democracy. And her defeat at tins
time from present ndi'atOn>. would he the RI.
suit Of u Black Republican President IN l>6n.
But il She or any other party which claims
to bc conservative IN lis character chooses 10
abandon those time honorcd principles from
which she has r, crlycd SII>tciIancc and vitality.
then she will have brouGht upon h,i>ri just
and righteous rcpr"ach, unworthy ol Democracy
much less nationality.
The struggle Of ls"o, will lie one Of an cx.
citing character, and should tie d. :noc,acy N
convention assembled nom ua;r oi.. upon whom
the conservative people Of the tn."n nay
agree. that tli. which has ,v,r l.v,Ied ever
our American Independence vii >rlli he proud.
ly borne in defiance Of Black Rcp.bc .ni,m
and all Of its contamntting mhu,uct> o'h,r.
wise we fear the v, of \nnl,t,"ni.m Will
spread over this entire fee and happy land
And in order To- secure the former aud avoid he
latter result. let uS with one voice say 10 all
give IL Henry 4. Wise, and, ii lall wcmu t. II
will he in uihoding the Constitution and dung
service for one of the nob.e>t "i Sru'hcrn sons.
E>ro PERPEIrA
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SLAVERY In IKE TERRITORIES.
To tie Edi'oys Of The Enquirer;
WARREN CORY, Va
July 18th, 1853

10 thc I.nItp|S ~ HU L''1"'''
WARREN CORY, Va,
July 18th, 1859.
Gentlemen i read with some surprise an
editorial in the Alexandra sentinel OF the
18th Instant, on the subject of slavery III the
Territories If the views Of the editor be cor
roc; i, would have been better for the South
neyer TO have repealed the Missouri compro-
mise The rapid increase Of population at the
Vor,h. makes it necessary that the elngrant
.ocirtir, should find IN outlet tor that surplus
population. therefore, they will be certain to
iil up rapidly all the territory belonging to the
United States, North and South, anu If the
Congress Of the United States does not protect
slave owners in the territories they cannot hold
such property in the territory when majority
Of the people are opposed to such an Institution
as slavery. The Congress Of the United 9lI'es
may under the Constitution protect lie, o,'
have no power to deprive man oil Ills "'e' III
the same way Congress can protect slavery III
the territories. but they cannot take iro'l nis'
in State or Territory his slaves because 'he
Constitution gives Congress no such po"el.I
If the Territorial Legislatures should
by their municipal regulations drive Slave
~ ont of any territory, It matters not
What. the Supreme Court may say or do,
,h. owners OF such property must submit to
,hc M loss of their property, unless the President
and Congress intervene for their protection
:. sufficient for the day is the evil thereof" say
the men of Virginia, who are afraid of their
popularity; but not SO say |. This is the time,
before the nomination is made at Charleston, u
settle al those important questions. This is
due 10 the slave States-for if we are to have 9
Democratic President in 1860, the one hundred
and twenty votes Of the slave States mus
elect him. We out here, should be inform
ed Of wnat is going on in the world, therefore
he pleased to let US know if Senator Hunter
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Rl0OMlhG0ALE For SALE.

TENlIIS most valuable and desirable farm advertised
Il by for sale ycaI> snce hu, the sale tlen
postponed. now oner it again for II contains, by
recent survey ana plat, 49,, The soil il OF the
hest quality, being Of deep r,d color with considerable
niermiXiuic Of Chocolate gravel.
TwO fields, well taken ia Cn-. two ar. IN Corn,
and one !luT well taken in Grass. The fencing good
condition. III" place j. perfectly healthy and well red,
and the lille is perfect. There ihr farm nice Two
story by.cin: lou.e, yell calculated !r sin.li family,
erected about fifteen !cars n.o, a:l IN good repair,
situated n beautiful rninc.cc. al midway betW
the Rapid Ann River. vic! i the boundary on the
northern sid. Uf ilc farm AID lu- Kun together with
the usual ,u-hOu>rs. There Fruit Tree, Of e. ol
varieties, bui not large scale The Woodland on
The place j. considered sufficient hut il the purchaser
thinks otherwise, upwards Of thirty can otain Of
the -u,cTib,r, wt timhrrrd within miles Of the farm,
The m.caanis-d road, ami upward, Of Twenty Acres
Of Southwest mountain land, three miles oG, t.c
road
This farm lies in Orange county, the Liberty Mills
miles from Gorduhs,lr the junction oG The Central
and the Orange and AleSandrit Karois and six mites
frum Orange Z. H., where there j. depot the Orange
aud Alexandria Railroad. The nicaIarlil,d and plank
Roads pass through the land, going 'i,rlnn-, lie,
the other the Court House but they Injurious
the Land since the rcarrabgeIuen' Of ihc fields.
nirr II AT private sale. until the ih ~ az August
next which day t not previously soll Of witch due
viii lee aivrnl IL will lie offered 10 the h.hcs: bidder,
pubic nicliun on the premises
Mrs. L.. Harbour, abn resides the land, aill take prss
Ia ha:ng il- land shown any seeing IL
My Post OiHc-, Is SUmersrt. Orange cuiuiy,Ia.
Jgl, Ii Fl.tNt r. I I.AknDI X.
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VOLUME LVI.-NUMBE.- ~.

V i'll it be said that the lan will not make thi,
d ..inrIiun: Then are We to understand tlia
know-Nolhings would not make them equa
6y i,,c! II not 10y law how can they pretcn'
10 make them unequal, by their secret or
der without law ard against law? For them
by secret combination. to make them un
uron their privileges which the law doe,
not is TO set themselves up above the law,
ana to Superccdc by private and secret author!
", intangible and irresponsible, the rule Of
public. political right. Indeed, is this not the
very essence of the Higher Law" doctrine =
1t cannnt be said 10 be legitimate public Senti.
mes: and the action Of It's authority. Public
sentiment. proper, is Il concurrence Of the com.
mon mind in some conclusion. conviction, opin.
ION taste or action IN respect 10 PERSONS ur things
subject 10 IT, publicuotice. twill and must con.
iro ;hc mnoS and actions Of men, by public
and conventional opinion Count Mole said
that in France 1t was stronger than statutes
II Is 80 h.rc. That il is which should decide
at the polls of Republic. But, here is Sc
crct sentiment, which may be so organized Ms
10 contradict the public sentiment. Candidate
\ may be II native and 4 Protestant, and may
conra: with the community, if ii be Know
Nothing community, on cvery other subject
except that Of prescribing CathOi.cS aud mtu.
rali1ed citizens; and candidate b rI.,y concur
with the community on the subject Of lh.> pro-.
scrplion alone, and upon no other subject;
and yet the knowNothinss might elect B by
their secret sentiment against the public sent-
mcnt. Thus it attacks not only American
doctrines Of cXpatriaton, allegiance and pro.
lection. but the equality Of citizenship, and the
authority Of public sentiment In the affair Of
k">lta, low did our blood rush 10 his rescue !:
lid Tie Know. Nolhings side with Inn and Mr.
Marcy. or with Hul>cE,an and Austria? If
wilh Kc>zta, why, Let them ask themselves
:or tue rationale, and see il it can in reason
abide with their orders There is no middle
ground in respect 10 naturalization. We must
either have naturalization laws and let foreign.
r.s become citizens, on equal terms Of capac.
ties and privileges, or we must exclude them
altogether. II We abolish naturalization laws.
vc return TO the European dogma: "Once Il
citizen, always a cltizer.' II We let foreigners
be natllraiized and don't extend to them equal
Iy OF privileges, We set up classes and distinc-
tons Of persons wholly opposed to Rcpubli.
caui>m. We will. as Rumc did have citizens
who may be Scour.cd. he three alternatives
are prcscnlcd-Uur present policy. liberal, and
Just, ard tolerant ai'd equal; or the European
policy OF holding the hoses of native born slaves
To the grind>tonc oi tyranny all their lives; or,
nd.ouS distinctions Of citizenship tending 10 so.
cial and political arI>tOcracy. am Tor the pre-
s,nt laws oi naturalization.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

ST. LOUIS, July oO-lhc Overland Mail from
California has arrived.
The Itala.s uf san Francisco have raised
IS 600 for the aid Of Italian Independence.
The Citizens Of Carson valley have called q
convention TO consider the public safety. The
weather WAS hot throughout the Stale. and
uarchng to the vegetation. \ sirocco swept
over Santa Barbara county. killing many All.
mails and literally roasting the iruit the
trees.
The news from Fraser river is d;scouraging.
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DCRSCAST 20 the provisions contained In two deeds Of
Il conveyance, from John " and GabrclI. his
wife, the other from Francis ". Scott both bearing dat.
I'D December, lSG and recorded in the Clerks Office oi
the county Of King and Qucen the undersigned trustee III
said deeds for certain purposes therein specified, vii!
proceed to sell at public auction Al Ayett in the county
King William FRIDAY TIE l6rIl DAY OF SlP.
IEMl,ER. tract Of land containing one Hundred aud
Twenty Acres an, frac;ipn situated OH the Mataponi
river In hing and Queen county about nile AMI bali
in orig nal gro ,th has upon neat and comfortable
dwelling house recently erected. There also upon the
Land Steam Engine of wenIy four horse power, OF excel
lent make and ia perfect repair and now attached tn
sris:-.u which Will he sold tie time, either
ra,-y with the land may be determined On tile da!
of sale The terms Will he accommodating and ndne
knows the day Of sale. Mr.. wm'L. Ladd at Ayletts
will take pleasure s"Yn. the premises i'll giving any
Information IN rccIrl thereto.
Lny I..-ctAs J. Y. CROWDER. Trustee. &c.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GoDDIN 4 ArrERSoN, AUcT,s.

.
9 y IF; o II r. a. /. +, ATE
llf NIRrUE OF DECREE OF THE C!HCUir CORR
ID o the city Of Richmond, entered on the Sid dav NJ
jun. l>> ia the s'i: Of Dowles webber &c we sin
FIRST Day Og JULY, 1852 II fair II not the first f;r
day thereafter, the Trc; of Land situated In the uun,r nd
VI the county oi ilanove-, on the Uld Mountain Road
about - Mules IRON" Richmond, and adjoining The land, OF
VIM X. lrhy Win H. Nuckos and others containing ,lnni
~ acres-.0 of which are heavily tmbrrrd with ,r
pine, and the rv,iue covered with hin. wood !, il i
suited 10 ;he growth of corn wheat and tolacc, and IA ~
u .:cal;ly ncishborhood "
TEENS OF s.tE-Onrourth cash. TO be paid by the pur.
vct INTO one OF the banks o! the city of Richmond and
10 'esccureI by bonds bean: intrrrs, from the ay OF
sc an" il:ie TO bc retained till the order of the Court
JAMES LYONS, To-.
May.'-2a"ts i. I. DANIEL, '"Iih' e'''
T.. S-Thc foregoing sale Is unavoidably postponed 20
~ hSDAi, THE SECOND OF AUGUST, l,j9 n; II O'Clock
w. Whh VIII positively take place on the premises, with
ont limit or reserve Il will he conducted by Mcsrs ".
JAMES LYONS, com,,..,
July 9-saw;ls Il. T. DANIEL, @0'"'" '''
GLENTIv
FARM OF 176 ACRES IN AlBEM hHLE COUNTY
FOR SALE PUBLICLY, On TIE 10TH OF August
TINIS Farm lies the foot o. the Blue Hlre Is mics
west "i Charlottesville The House contains rooms
above the ba.cnrn aud Is within fifteen minutes walk o.
Greenwood Depot The Central Railroad The land Is
sood--it Is retired and easily accessible aad for health
best Classical Schools few places have greater advantages
Groohiand school (Dinwiir within hEf NIL ana the
school {" Dr. Gessn,t Harrison of the University
gina, "!ii lie within two miles. Address
Sw. BLAIN or
GEO \. IAERuW,
Greenwood Depot. Virginia.
~ Inquire Of y. h. Seabrook Col W b Bl,m. or w.
VI. Harrison, Of Richmond. JunrI-:.s
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SPRING HILL ron SALE.

r1NHl> FARM CONTAINING FIfiLEA HUNDRED AND
Il FORTY ACKES. vail be sold al public auciinn, on
MONDAY, the 2h day Of August next, Il fair, IL the
Dex fair day. II located in Caroline county, Va II
miles from Fredericksburg aad eight from Bowling Green
Tourist ing village and county The Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad passes directly
through the farm. aGOrdng opportunity OF putting III.
crops IN Eicn"nd or Fredericksburg iu few hours, In
case of any advance In the markets.
The Farm cultivated upon the FIVE field system, ard
will produce twelve fifteen hundred barrels .f
the - and wheat oats aud tobacco in proportion. The
SOL VI ths farm IL OF threefOd character: lSt Malta
pon bottom I'd. table Tat land: 3D. hill high land
the bottom land consists Of SyJ acres-l5 cca red
The tnbrred land heavily set In white oak and has
pronounced by Northern timber gett.rs who have inspect
ed it, to be the best ship timber in Virginia The cleared
land is exceedingly frre, has upon portion OF IL;
present most uxuriant and promising crop VI tobacco
This poiu of the farm i well adapted to grass. and j.
confidently believed, at from ,5 flVJ per could
he realized, from the Of hay In Richmond
The table Hat land consists of 30 siU Of beau
! level land, extending along the railroad easy cult
v;c, and producing hye six barrels Of per
The u high land Of 30 OF cleared land
in good heart, superior wheat soil The balance
the high land In oak, cedar and pine timber. The I'm
proy-ines upon tn. h H. and consist OF comfortable
overs"-r house good cabins gransries &c The location
upon the i .or resi- ence in Eastern N
rnia regards health and beauty Of scenery The virS
grand and commanding At the foot Of the hill I've
the steam hnrrting along the beautiful valley Of
,hc Mi,taponi while upon The surrounding
b- observed the elegi; residences of neighborng ar
and in the distance the Blue idge in I'll its submy and
grandeur.
Bidders Invited examine the premises before the
diy Of sale.
Tg,,Ms--Une four;! cash che balance In one, and
three years, bearing Interest from day Of sale Bonds with
personal security and lit retained until the whole
Is paid 4. ". BOCLWAkE,
IOCLDEK HUDGlNS,
Executor. Of George T. Todd, decd
y. B.-This farm will he offered hr,; unit. should
nla h.. ,a1 ip he
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pHr...,s:is,: Gs'N NND JEIVEIRY
ISyt.sl.ISYs WI EN'.'

N-Ft.~. r-Ioyyd iron uti street - O.r and con-
!: .. ,rl!acut, No. :" ,cl'uor- street, where
',c i'irS. ve arc better prepared to furnish
-; sa'cr every description of Military Goods,
.as Co.'S. r.rJr>. r',upn'rS. Bolts, swords, Stshes
The ii'ny Regulation Hat, Military Buttons
i-..au-- e.: every variety. hgE>, Pistols. Rifles
A--ru'5e.rns. .Is- a ,hr,'. au. ltn'i stock Of
-. ,"e>, arh Jew'!-y, Ns!ni'.s Canes. Fishing
t1'i-ry. iC,.:al li.'cGI.r.';> .'-i Fancy Goods.
,~yn" = -irri.'asu and r..i ~ Ir-u are desired
e.. 3: :-el.r iggc.;let'> trE nn: o:h-r house in the
ciA;i!.S LEONARD.
>rct-0-. s'-eet, sign a. t''e -.iie, i- ai.d ws,ch
s. . ".-.-I clyi gun .i...,-. Ine best OF wages
,.lN
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FAR yIEW FOK SALE.

TRACT Of six hundred and ihlrty,iS acres. 10 well
timberrd anu 80 or dJ in RivanIa low grounds, loca
ted In the fo Of the James and Evanna rivers fifty miles
above Richmond AMI only and half from Columbia
The Rivanna improvement together VITA the mills oi Tie
M.ssrs Stillnan unite 10 make an easy and cdy access
10 market Necessary improvements the land Neigh
borhood good enjoying the advantages OF churches aud
schools
inv 10 buy Written communications may be addressed 10
me- a, Kr>wiek, Albemarle county, Va Terms sssy
juiy Ia-clm WILLIS uCCksTEP.
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A REMUNERATION.

PIrTsnrRG, Pa, July 2U.-1hc Post re.
nomirIatcs Mr.. Buchanan for the Presidency,
and takes the ground that he is the only candi-
date who can be nominated by the Charleston
Convention 10 reconcile the differences III the
Democratic ranks
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- A.~A-A Z

AARON BuEn-A marble shaft recently
erected over the remains Of Aaron Burr, 10 TIE
grave ward in Princeton, New jersey has 't.n
mutt, ,ated and broken by some PERSONS uh'
known. The shalt was erected by steaith' ~
one knowing who put It there.
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ACCTiOx, s1LE or LAND IN LOUISA

QN virtue OF the last will and testament Of John Jack
- sou, decd. SHALL ~ tX.cu6r thereof proceed on
the tvs ESfiEfil DAY OF JULY. lsJ9 10 sell at auction
on The prciuscs the TRACT OF LAND which the said
testator resided a. the time Of his death The tract con.
,ains about four hundred Of land lies III. South
river, adjoining the lands cf b. Wm Meredith Dr
Anderson. aud others; has Oh il bountiful supply Of
and wnoa together With all necessary building, and in
provci9entS, and lis roll is productive and susceptible Of
being made most highly productive Of all - crop. usually
cultivated in This section c country tobacco wheat
&c. NJ. Andrew Jackson. who resides the farm ALL
take pleasure slo"iEg any desiring purchase
rEHM> UF SAlE:-frr the whole oi the purchas" m.-y
credi: of twelve months from the Hay nf sale. viii c
the purchaser executing his bond with sufficient security
icrcfor. and the title 10 be retained. ldCiiiual scnr;-
-. until the purchase money shall he iad Partial posses.
Tor IL" purpose of sowing wheat this fall 10 lie given
then, and full Possession the ir day OF January ,Lp.
ELISHA JACKSON,
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views on the question Of natnrali eco",1 ~. -" "s
are the same a> General Cas- and.
smith Is III favor Of cAtcndng the ."
hlnetv-one Years before foreigner "a. ox y
alter coming 10 this c",intry. Bucl ~
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GENERAL TWlGGS.

By private letter from San Antonio says
the New Orleans "Picay une We learn that
Gen. Twiggs has entirely recovered i'om ms
late severe illness but has had two falls. which,
however, do not appear to have done hun MUCH
harm.
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- -
fsDHk =. s.1s

p '-h.cr.he- ca-rs for sale his Imported.5
s -. tufE.oH. The superior m-rits OF :l~l =
la:,a'l, now in hiS priur eight years. LSAA
- :'a~'aliy known. aad 50 fully aite,ted ny tNe
. ar,i piiSes which have been awarded to him, aS
''.- c'aTac'.r OF his performances and his stock,
'i-s leg 20 give particular description Of him.
' .-t;'-. 10 MAKE 80 valuable purchase are invi-
l- '!i .,c him, on iny farm, at Castle Hill, or
l''.' ~ The subject addressed TO NE, at Cob
90, A.'s..sr!s Co, vii! receive prompt attention.
Ia W C. RlSES
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June 8o-c,is EENj " F,NSEY Comm e'
CHES.TEHTIELD LAMB FOR SALE.


- virtue Of decree rf tie Circuit Court OF Chester
- Geld county. 'hc undrrsgne Commissioners will offer
or sale on the premises, public auction. SATURDAY.
THE TiilGTlEfi OF JULY, -? that part Of the
REAL ESTATE Of 'he late H. lrooA, known as the
L": Castle Tract. tituael on s~!i; Gnd T'mal,awk
Greeks iat tieir crGaucucr about |. miles U Rich
mnn!, II miles from the C"uu House aud miles from Midi
lothian aud Tniualawk stations, the Richmond and Dan
vile isIr"ad containing five hundred aad ninety three
acres 53D OF which fr"m third 10 half consist, oi low
grounds Of Gu- quality. we'll reclaimed and protected from
ncna,inn Owing To the large proportion oI low grounds,
this hnd Of nncUmiun viir. The hi:I lsrd ai>O = OF
very good quality. The is well supplied with wood.
the situation healthy and the neslLOrtoou good, On the
tract thtrr large baru aud ot'r suitable houses
|; is seldom that valuable y! land IS offered
IN ;hc market.
rEsH>J Jn.,if:h cash. the residue in s:N ;wclv', e.sh.
Seen and i~-yioGr months, secured 10y bonds, 1l good
security. and lien on the land
une Of Mrs brooks sons ,iag near viii show The land
20 any person wishing to buy.
Any further Information desired may u" obtained hy ap.
rl.caiion to BENJAMIN ". FlNNEY,
Geiito. Powhaan county, c,
cr:opARk PolNDEX1EE, |'ta r.