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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-30
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Sqtg uP % 3oh Jane, 1857.
Numbero Of quar-

Eafsiae OF ulsod and UadpproPrfahed landS . oaeh n he Stats ana
Territories, including Surveyed dE1 uHsuTueged, croed ana naego-
ca Lands, on the sofa gel sS6saoiH gfnsTH oHr
.. nvr-
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPrroN CLAIMANTS.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

"TTN0FV Ut" IT
ON THE PETITION Of Richard N. Hoe, II New York, n. Y, pray
ing for the extension OF a patent granted TO him on the lst May
Isl5, Tor an improvement in Printing Presses, = for soven years nom
the expiration OF said patent, which takes place ON the Isl Oh a9'
1850
Monday, April Is, at ~ O'Clock, m; and all persons are nouneu y
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said petition ougnt D"
to be granted. fef@ rHt 10Y tON VFH .N-Eas
Persons opposing the extension are required to file tn tho faieh, Y.
Zee their objections, specially set forth In writing, al lcast twfny as!s
before the day OF hearing ali testimony Aled BY either party to po
used at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted In arcorash''
with the rifles Of the Office, which viii be Furnished on apphcHuoo.
The testimony in the case will be closed on tho &A Of Apru mex
deposihors, and other papers relied upon AS Testimony, must DC nca
in The office on or before the morning OF that day; tho argumseei "
any, within ten days thereafter. E N -
ordered, also, that this notice be published in the Union, Y ssn1t'
ton. u. c., aud Day Book, New York, once a week for tbre1 suoo~
sive weeks, the hst OF said publications 10 bc at least sixty days %
JOSEPH H0iT,
Commissioner Of raierN-
?. s.-Eitcrs of the above papers will please copy, and send "'f
bills to the Patent Office, with a paper containing this notice
Feb l3-Iaw3w A
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mo. 63O.]
By the President Of the United states. =

y pau. r. a.. uu;.oa
JAMES ITcbiueOI- Vi the CHltu
States of America, IN pursuance CT the provisions Of the artd
Congress entitled can at in relation 10 the lands sold la tho Greens
,rrn late q uclona land district. in the state Of Louisiana, aud al
thorizing the resur vcy of certain lands ia saii district" approved
August 90, 1912, aud Of the acts OF Congress- authorizing tho sale a
The pubic lands, do hereby declare and make known that a public
JnrIsrAyA. commencing on Monday, tAe second day Of May wen, ir
the sale of the unappropriated and vacant tracts o. PUBIC hMd si
uated within the limits OF the following named townships y irao
ionaJ townships, according to the approved phis Tcsnrveyed, 10
wit: . #tt #HEEa4 ~ NWH @3Ei a&
cah ~ us M, lin and, ,a offh1 principal meridian. r
'"""v ~ 1870,
Townships !, 9, and 4 and hnciional townships = = =,
range L. w
Townships i, 2, and 3, and fractional township =, !" fahge&
roNhsnip7 ! Hu MI l., !, :, . ANA q N rangea tHFE H@aa
sa aeuon ~ s nasnsla / ., or range / - %
sas1
South Of The base tMe and east 81 ne fr'netIat nie''a'ah'
rornships 4 0 q A 4 O. and 7. of range 1. IVA t
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THE WESTERN TERRITORIES.

VIZ W"HHFVHW
A comparative statement Of the area of The present States with thai
of the territory destined TO be erected into States exhibits the inter
esunp fact that the area OF the latter In square miles exceeds thai OF
the former The superficial area Of the Territories, organized and I'M
organized, Is set down as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

DEATH AND SINGULAR EFFECT FROM THE BITE
OF RArT1EsNAKE-The following story told by the Gin
cnnat Gazette the authority Of somebody who tn
snake 1t looks little like the big meteor which did no
ran recently in this Stae stranger sights have
seen we win venture on giving thames Wright, Of
Vanceburg, KY, cutting timber, when, In turning
over log rattiesnake suddenly sprung upon him and
struck his fang into the back Of his hand. Alarmed at
the probable consequences he Immediately started or the
town. and ran the entire distance The heat fatigue and
excitement Of course allowed the poison 70 circulate
through his system and make Of s deadly work By
the time reached vanceburg he entirely blind and
his body and head covered with spots OF the same
color az those Of the raesnake Tho usual remedies were
Immediately resorted and every effort made BY the a.
tendapt physician 10 neutrazo the poison but without ell
feet BE continued 70 sink rapidly and expired between
three and four O'Clock next morning. In preparing the
body 10 be laid out singular phenomenon presented tse
In addition 70 the spots referred 70 there was the picture
Of the snake itseperfec in shape and color and a. dis
Understanding from the point
the hand where the aDgs had struck the arm 70 the
shoulder and then down me side 70 the groin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14
OFFENCES PROSECUTED,


Twenty five arrests have been made during the past
months charges Of arson or attempts 10 commit that
offence Of which number the Grand Jury have found
bills of Indictment against thirteen. Eight complaints
investigation dismissed by the Police Justices and
four required TO find security FOR their further good
conduct.
found guilty; another tried and escaped for time,
from the failure OF the jury TO agree One died in the
city prison. one was Liberated BY the Court from Custody
the above another conviction ookplace on an Indictment
OF two years. Standing, making total Of seven persons
James Shepherd was found guilty Of arEon in the first
degree in December 1851 and sentenced 70 be executed
on the 9Th OF February 1858. Counsel for tho prisoner
stay
in May 1852 The motion for new trial was overrued,
the directed the judgment Of the Court Of Ses
sopn to effect the 22d Of July next ensuing
being the day designated for the prisoners execution
will be recoected that this the case In which the
cnarred remains of the prisoners unfortunate wife were
found in the ruins Of the burnt house.
Justice sometimes GLOW but 1t Ia generally sure.
The case of James a. Magee illustrates the axiom This
fred his grocery store on the night Of the 10th July
1867 for the purpose Of defrauding the Rutgers Fire In
surance Company out OF two thousand dollars.
The case was investigated before one OF the Po-
lice Justices, and dismissed by him with the un-
to the District Attorney. Mr. Sedgwick, Assistant District
Attorney considered the suitable for the Grand
Jury TO pass upon In April 1885, the Grand Jury found
IN Indictment Of arson IN the third degree Magee was
Yearrested bench warrant, and required by Judge
Russell TO find bail In three thousand dollars. Bail was
procured and the prisoner liberated from custody He
was several times called for trial. but failed to appear
his bail was forfeited and he again committed to prison.
He remained in the Tombs for upwards Of four months
never being ready for trial when called upon On the 9th
son in the fourth degree Mr. Doyle, the Assistant Dis
tct Attorney, consented TO take that plea, and Judge
Russell sentenced him Imprisonment in the penensry
for one year The evidence the prosecution 10 this
csee was so conclusive that had the prisoner been tried
the jury must have found him guilty ~ indicted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

BREACH ON THE ERIE CANAL.-A breach oc.
Cured In the Erie Canal this morning Busnnels
Basin IN the town Of Perinton. The bank went out on
the towing path side, near culvert, to the depth OF
some forty feet and for eight rods or more In length
beside which the prism Of the canal Ia washed out for
some distance either way, and when our informant LEFT
the water still pouring through. The stop gate did
the State hands were not very active the cuvert did
not appear Injured but liable 10 be undermined
by the water still passing out near it. II s safe TO say
that this breach will delay OF week for
pairs. The farmers in the midst Of harvest, and
laborers employed, 20 that will be difficult 70 obtain
large ferce Of men 10 make repairs Union,
July L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14
IN CANNEI. AND BTTUMINOUB
NnAI. IA n

tract accessible to the markets Of tho State of New YORK.
through the 0enesee Valley Canal iris Railroad now
offered SALE contains several good OF cos OF
valuable varieties which require neither shapg pump
Ing while mestone fire clay and iron in great sbun
The coal Of vein yields Of oil 70 the S gallons
Of Al other 6s gaopa OF another "A gallons ana the ~
gallons specimens and results OF prac:Al and sc.nic IN
aurv may be ut the Pacific Hotel greenwich street.
one door nom Cortlandt Inquire for room II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

uNoR sALE-A FARM Or III ACRES OF RIDGE LAND
n from New York, four miles from seamboat land
ing at NcrwsR two mnes rom niton ana Wnnensux "a :,
nu sood buildings. and command. Wow Of Losg islsnd
lbr granting Price GOO. Apply 70 ALEXANDRA OsrsAN
DIE, - William street, In tho basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

ANOK sALE-LOYs ON MYRTLE, PARK, rHROOP.
yates stockton, Floy Enery and Hopkins avenues
good peshborhooo Saa xr.ds With ns trees ana only
Flushing railroads these os Price 500; two
n'l0' On "0'x's'' ROBERT ADArR, 81 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14
RESTAURANTS.

r Ippv,s OYSTER PLACR-rHE COOLEST PLACE IN
IL city Oysters taken from The beds daily and Ss.Sv
and ~ Are ar ANY season the OLIVER LIBBY
lso Fulton street, between Broadway and Nassau street,
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hundred and twenty situated bet geen seneca and
Cayuga lakes the Ithaca and 0eneyA TURNPIKE nine mies
from Ithaca and miles from Port Deposit Buildings are
consisting Of house. coach barn ana farm barns The
dwelling large built in modern sJe, elevated overlooking
the entire and surrounding country yard and grounds
steully onamented with trees and shrnbbey and noe
which water the fields either side No swamp or waste
land loan soil Of excellent qualify and In the highest state OF
cultivation; fences in model order farm road passes
through the CENTRE dividing into equal parts One half
would sold with the buildings desired eigby stu
sed twelve hours from Now York city via New York and
baroad and eight hours from albany New York
Central Railroad Cayuga lake steamboat Port Depos land
ing. For further particulars inquire Of HENkY SMITH,
80 Liberty street, New York. address g. u. 8Aro Tru
mausburR, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

family to board, In private house 46 Columbia street.
right opposite hddsRh Brooklyn unsurpassed for health and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14
ANTHOLOGY.

mAmyoYA.F AND Asrnge.Oans1 THAI MAN
"A ~ eed: i've hou9And dollars oGsrod Per.
IN vbo csn suFpaas ber Ne wSxTsnh y any &sasa
- - Wort FORM, particularly rhsuuAn, sonsumpHoa
M.d.ns q = " csay oalus.l y sss.s aaiycyans -
sass bushes. would % Ven = - "a - - died ~.
DsaAnoe Ia Spring sHUsl = 7, j.
GOOD NHwS.-fHH NEVER FAILING AsIKoL0GIsr.
" seer and gifted lady Of Information, Mrs. a. ROHDEH,
46 Canal street, north sde boween Hudson and vxck was
born with natural M she gives trus information OF All AZ
fairs through hte and drunkenness The community
acknowledge MIRA Roeder the best when all others fail
II YOU WISH TO HAVE TRUE IHF st "a ns
only tue seer snsd hdy Of informatsn No humbns
1rADAMK WID0IR, CLAIRvOYAHf.A GIFTED SPA
M nish iady unve1h Ne myei Of f.urky ose maniAee
ffsnda SICKNESS; prsebes medomes Ios ~ oosc
eh lucky numbers property loe or soae 10 OoWy' D.
tween Houston nd Bieeoker SzseO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

VOUNTRY BOARD MAY BE OBTAINED NEAR GLEN
~ Cove Island where comforts be enjoyed
at moderate price The housr in pleasant and airy
alton. close by the water with Ito attending privileges Also
accommodations carrisRe and Oommup cstiops
with the city twice day. FOR urther particulars inquire OF
Mr. Richard Coz, NO. 100 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

DEsIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE AT HIGH
Bridge egh acres and ct Houh Orange, N. j. (seven
ven acres commanding Views Of Tho surrounding
y roans and beautiful with good society and good water
beth VIII be sold 1t . great bargain.
HTAA1e LINT, l6 Nassau street, rooms and 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

THREE SECOND HAND sAFxs wILDER's AND HER
rDgEpsens; also, two jewellers. safes for. cheap
lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

NCENDIARY FIRES.
From LIST December, 1885, 3lss May 1852 there wefs
twenty. eight incendary fires.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14
CLOTHING, SC.

A xARE CHANCH-TRons y TO sO PAID FOR LADIES
"A silk dressss and from 81 70 a tor genemens pants also
ope furniture jewslry &C. mote BY post punctusly At
teadsd TO by e. ia Seventh avenue between Nneenh and
Twentieth sxeeA. Ladies attended By Nm. 3.
r AIDES OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
IL clohing furniture carpets TO dispose Of can receive
fair cs.h value and humbsg BY sending 70 or addrssng
BARRS 166 th between fweneh and f~euy-
first streeta Ladies attended 70 BY Mrs. Harris.
r ADTH6 AND GENTI.KMKN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
~ clothing. furniture carpets dispose OF VIII rS0evS
value cash by sending 70 or addressing A
6SS Third avenue, between foreh and Forty nr* sfee~
Ladies attended by Hrs HaTiA
ApIHs AND GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
clohinr furniture caroets 10 dispose o. VIII receive
tie highest price cash by sending 70 or Mntz
1s1 aeventh wen sevontn and TWenty-
eiehth streets Ladies standed TO b. ArS Nintz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

INCENDIARY OFFENCES CLASSIFIED BY NAroNAIIrns.
The calculations of the insurance companies been
reduced such system Of nicely nat even the nation
atty parties charged suspected with acts OF n
cendiarism has been made matter OF close observation
by them. In view Of the importance which they attach
statistics OF this kind have felt my duty 10 give the
following table, showing the per centage Of nationality
during the past ave years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14
SUMMER RESORTS.

a
"A weather-9 he Green Grove Mansion. Report z new
offered for all kinda of country recreation Terms moderate
Tie steamboat Keypor leaves foot Of Murray every
afternoon four O'Clock For particulars apply ME-
WINhTS, A9 Franklin street, or on the premises.
last MoRRIsANIA-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS TO
Port NORRIS good accommodations for fshng and
ing. apply at 2i9 Thompson street. for one week.
roUKRfTE house, BnRGBN POuT, \. j.
II fhs fashionable hotel fer the resep-
ssn Of Euess 1As q Isures.s Seuse bssataAy asuaA
a extensive w..sr hont rod IA waasr baaanG boasng
With thstr fArsfea viSrng New York during the summer
months will nnd No Ia Tourete Aouse vontep hotel
: s9n; ~ y "A .n a y and SIS NJ 'n Barclay
WISELY ". hill 1xtc Of La raxys House) Proprietor.
N. Bit tax 20 longer from Hsw York v BarRen
PoiAt han from South ferry 70 Union square.
WI River Railroad Peekskl and Ia valued Ito
grand mountain scenery W. JONES hss looking
this lake. He be SIC Broadway q
j. AArAn's NO. Montague street Brooklyn
syEA BAyHINd.-THE ALLkGHANY HOUSE AT LONG
FAMILIES accommodated reasonable terma
n. WARDkLL, propriotog
CAwKIE HOUSE, MILFORD PA-FAMILIEs AND
y single gentlemen find large, comfortable and airy
with good board In the country four hours ride
the via ere Railroad 70 Port Jeva surrounded beau
utul scenery and spenoid drives lake and trout fshing
For particulars inquire Of W. h AkNsTRON0.
ESQ rs Nassau street, n T., or addre j. B. Cornelius nil
ford Pike county, ra-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

TOR SALE CHEAP.-A THRlE STORY BRICK Dwell
ling house and lot Hunters Point two blocks fo Thr
may be ad none the premises
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N, ANrrD-A pAHIoR AND BEDROOM BY GEN.
w temsn lady, board for the lady only in private
FHnrh and weIts,h streets Address j. H. Broadway Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

NOR SALE OR EXCHANaE-PRODUofIvE CITY
and house property cheap for cash. exchange for
modern house in understandable loo A0n. Adrs with
Particular, D. u. H. box l66 Post oace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

VTINEGAR FACTORY FOR SALEM FULL OPERA
doing good caAh busness reason for selling Too
much other business 70 attend apply factory rortN
ninth street, betwee second and Third avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14
BALES or REAL EsTATK.

nor sAIK-rHE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HIGH
Moop house No wss Twenty second street near En-.
os 2oxoQ house 60 feet deep Apply 70 MARK LEVY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

VARN FOR SALE-IN ROOKLAND COUNTY, ONE
mile from Hudson kiver, q lies from New York, be.
Nyack and Havernraw sixty acres under CULTIVATION;
stone house and four oubudmgh Apply 70 1HEO. T.
EDGEhfON, 16 Broadway
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-26
THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION,

Some papers object to holding the mex, De.
mocratic National Convention in Charleston,
for the following groundless reasons:
"lst. The extreme heat in the latitude ct
Charleston, at the time OF year usually chosen
for holding the Convention.
"2nd. The prevalence in South Carolina Of
the extreme ultraism OF the fire caters which,
it is urged, will be brought TO bca~ upon the
Delegates, and exercise an nndne Influence over
their action
The New York journal Of Commerce" is
opposed to changing the location but thinks
May too late and that some day in April could
be safely named Our own opinion is tba; ear.
ly in May would be pleasan; season in
Charleston. The journal" does but Simple
justice to the Southern people in answering the
second objection in the following manner:
I've would sooner iook for breach Of hos
pitality. for a violation Of law and 4 disregard
of public order, in any Northern community,
and We will take the character Of Southern
men as a full guarantee against any diStur.
bance, whatever may be the action Of the Con.
yentionh ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-26
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
WOODSTOCk FOR S,I.E

INTENDING 10 remove TO Rich;uoui o,-s sale pr!-
rr'sy, ny farm, well known Wooi,:ocE Soo!,,Oc.
/, cd about Ave rl-s becw airhuo!i arG les thAa
m froG the York River Railroad on III. Nee Drlhy.
road adjoining hel4n Of Dr John H. rEeit and ohcr
f farm con;af~ $40 acrrs; icr al which are well
timbcTsd Win OAK and pine shoT; "I c., - are ChicSa
honny ow grounds, easily drained, and h: T,illner Z.
arabic high Lands In Improving condition PRODUCING
veil the crops usually cultivated IN ;hi, region such A.
@he,; corn OsS lay, Tobacco !scuitigaie ly scy-
n of isy ncishbYt,.
Woodstock J. 0i the mes. commanding si.u! !'ions in
Elsrr, r'-.E.a. Thr r";clce being located OF 4 bc.:.
;!fa c.nrncc coEaiis ae HId loTcy .ev octne sur
rourug coun'ry ior nic, around THr Improvement.
a new The dwelling which hz- tJcu cora ;ic cd with
In the last year. is srsu $50 story ToSG house. haYig.
been bi!, Of the hes, material. and planned with eS
iastc, comor; ard convenience. i cun,anS lar-e
rooIs large a: EFc clcsets. it- house
cO.-re with ill., and has been recently painted
naliy and internally, in the modern s'yc. There !.
also Gree IN the yard ws rooms In Il, The
house, such kitchens quar:eIl, barn- stables &c.
AL The place abounds Ia springs. sufficiently
ncnt Of pure any In the state" Besides old
apple orchard there young apple and peach nrchar!
he place The proximity Of this farm: to Richmond,
rraderS particularly valuable and de'ir.o and j. .e
dom that farm, combining al :hc advantages snd
con, snicnycs Is o,ercd In market.
NJ, soa-!n ,w Dr. Roysier who reside, oI he Premises
vii take pleasure IL showing y 90 any fho may w. 20
"a il;
TIE purchaser can have ,he privilege Of seeding
cf rh.a HI ;a ard 81! fo.scsaon tho Is. cf Ja:lcay
l5ir.
Jaly 5-ear, NARY u. PRICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-26
MARY u. PRICE.
LAND SALE.

HANiNG determined {" 10 The county d! ucnF.
CO, shall SELL public auction, III" premises cn
WEDNESDAY the 3st dag Of August, i fair, Il no The
fair day, the Farm uron which ~ present reside,
lying n,l= couny Of Prince Edward upon he ApPoGaoH
river, six miles tn" Of faImyilc and and
quarter nils from the a.lon upon the South Side
railroad, and contanlng about s,S The improve
all aud ia excellent condition. consisting CT
story Framed Dwelling with six rooms. including
baseiucnt rooms Office In IN" yard, hi;ch"r, Meat;
house Ice hou,c, four excellent Negro Cabins with plank
lOHr anu br.c; chimnrys, Tobacco Barns good
Granary Stable Courthouse. Carriage and BuggyL0usr.
There 30 IN original forest, well mLred, ami
from ~ 70 vO Of rich creek and river Nat lard
shall not give minute description .! III. farm. ass
those desiring purchase good ,rin 10 visit, AMI
and -1gin. for themselves. hay- orchard T.: c5cc
.rui, tree, Just beginning heaT
TEsss.On.iId cash hrbalsYce IL Or 1ri. 20 yc..s
The purchaser executing bonds. wh good security bcsrrg
;nt-res, from the duy OF sale JOHN H. Knight.
ST" address, "Fsrmyllir," w Y. pATIs, hqct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-26
NORTHERN MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2i-Flour i heavy; buyers
refuse to give over s. for Howard Street ana
Ohio Wheat is firm and actiTe white i'20
81, red llOa I.l3 Corn has an upward
tendency white 7s i.ec ye'o" sLsD
l.s3. Provisions are firm Bacon sio's y a
81. Mess pork 81; -, i'ara @ ?E's! os!c At iif
Nrw YORK. August 2i,-S,ocks are mac.
tive; Virginia C's are unchanged. Cotton quiet.
Flour is higher; Southern s. s.. Wheat is
higher; choice Southern white : o2 red -.
Corn buoyant; choice mixed e5. Provisions
dull and unchanged. " key : cent better i;
sales at a7 cts. Naval stores and rice are un.
changed
cattle Narket-Beeves have advanced 30
cents on the best; 1900 were oti,red; sales at
7all. Sheep are buoyan,; the cferinss were
5000. Swine have advanced to s.; the Of.
ferngs were $500; corn.fed ). Q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-26
The New York Alleged M3r,ara Case.

We learn from the New York Express"
that the curious case, in which Rev. Or. Cum.
mings. Of 81. Stephens r. C. Church, was
charged with abduc,ins boy named IIagscr-
ty, was brought to a virtual conclusion on Sa.
turday by the admission Of the counsel for the
boys mother that his client was insane The
case has been one Of much annoyance 10 Rev.
Or. Cummings, and we congratulate him that
the charges against him have been so complete.
lv dSnrovcd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-26
y,LUIBLE FARM EOn SALE.

TI1llE undersigned U:" nr sale lis very 'hL1e ars
i situated On Cluch River in the county Of Tazrw"ll
Va mile. Of the Cour, House. containing l."""ci"'
%. As good grass land in ;hc state, large portion ."
which il fn.y in grass and graz" 2A ea:'l" u 10
-narei in good nsigboroci, Is finely wai'rr: and nm
der excellent !.nec.
l. has II good meadows iad ia incl! adapted =" CORN
f and other small grain, and It q rrcd tha, tobacco
could i've ras.d saccessy. !: hrs on good dwelling
aud other necessary houses, sat a!-o good El ,!tc
Those wishing TO purchas. y good stock farm wout do
we'll to visit 1azewel there NJ" nunbe! "i desirable
farms for sal- in the county.
Tn. aboy- Farm can lie purchased the acconno
dating, ,.ru, Iy paving part Of the money cwii. credit
Of year, viii he given or the balance by paying
:lie interest.
For further particulars apply 10 the nnl.r'rned IT
Ta.-w-ll Court House, Vs..