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MoNTGoMERx
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

FlNllS WATERING PLACE will h- open for the reception
Il of visitors, ihc lar DAY "t JrNE l>;?.
Amp. arrangements have ern uadc for the acconl:uo-
daliun OF
ONE THOUSAND PERSONS.
tits situated the Virginia and Tennessee Tail Road.
frcm which there is Rail Road the door of the Kec-I
ton House, and is eIuidi1n, between New Orleans aud
NV York.
There will he Daily n. fou: in-s Coaches Over :,
Superior Turnpike Road hy va: of the iro" sulphur and
New River White Sg!phT: springs, and The
CE.I.EI3RA'rED SALT POND,
and through country unsurpassed in the grandeur Of is
BOLD MOUNTAIN SCENERY,
10 the Salt sulphur, Gre-nbrer White sulphur, Sweet
Springs and o:hrr Virginia Watering Places.
Thi, Is III. NglaSr lorrE from the Virginia and Tenn"7
Raj! Road the Sal; Sulphur and GrerrIricr White
Sulphur Springs.
May io-l.c,f ROBERT H MOsBY Proprietor
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ArxaCHER A WANTED.

'.he employ southern gentleman TO tax: charge o
ol ron,,:Ipr OF sixteen or twenty scholars. male
H'e lie ,n,., be qualified TO i"sLncs Mp'oagaty
- t.:i,i branches Latin, Greek, French ani Ma
:'. 4 -ra,ua,. Of the University Of Virginia. or the
.-I NNary Institute preferred, and TO one VINO can
3. = j f.c9u.m.nd-d. \ liberal salary vii! be given
'a'' 90 open The irs, OF October next and continue
a'a''s To one wishing TO establish permanent
f'9g % posiCuiiy /, now offered.
~ pifI, pnStfl
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yALIIitGt. H>rArn f0is SALE.

XITE o;.- ,s;. rr''.;y tract "f ll0i lying IN ;t
w COUNT q! L. ,cH.ie'isni. y. { :'olt ;"eti:'. .
miles pdr:i!i., Va asa :. - lio" I"aS''ilic. v
c. con;ain.n, l,.ii iini!. au s.N;ySiie Htrr' Tbs
land .r;crG. ,iu lev. hundred rHriS "i nIa RIVER.
which i, Esyi.tb, bin,i.le. ani ! in III, rcsri Z"
cc.hra'-d ,In g r"I;'r ta!' 'Mcaipa 81 E'.'
inyham tie, grp'i! rlins, o! i'rt re co'r, "l =
parlc"rlS rII. 80 t.r lninci;or "i tie HS' "n"rcb
and wheat About ..: e ihc tact Is III original "F'
cs heavily ;ihci" with ahun'in. supply o: TIE best
plant auc. sId .y.-y part ~ :: i w"!l waiercd
The society is good ais in the country Methodist
Baptist Episcopal aI rrc>tytcriIn Churches NJ" al con
va-n and III the town nf L-LlsS besides lHrG' cot
ton factory "T Iil- ni. al stores u cveTy de-
scrptioa.
In addition bath coal an lyon "uai Oh H. il to'r>
part Of the Lcassyille coal id which the last lrsa.
iure Of North Carolina chartered railroad aud which
without dou, will h- bu AMI thu, open the mineral re-
sources Of that country.
Tggas-AJy reasonable time given to The purchaser
the purchase money being satisfactorily secured and the
interest promptly paid Person. wisict to hear more :"
mi, hand will address t,er Of the undersigned
~ JOHN r. CLARK,
Talcn;;. y. q Charlotte Co., Va
". II. SIMS,
june 2i--r;i Clover Depot: ua.''"A ~ 20"
Wr q q Terry uviuc on the land, will ,ho~ it 10 any
i,lor All on cnucernE: u
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nv: CD0TH ~ HEAT CLEANERS.

SPKUN(s "
uStiCtS. as Teeth ......sloj ~ Teeth 81;
80 Te.,h....... IL 3s Teeth. Il
Yer testimony Of the value Of this implement call auen-
don 20 tire following letter:
~ .'BEiNElD, April 9th, 1855.
"Mr H. W. SNrB-Sir: have received Your note asking
wha, think Of your wheat cleaner after trial OF the
three purchased Of you las! wear.
II do not hesitate to say that the Cleaner simple du.
rabie and most elective Implement and that the thrre
se of vou last year saved at least ten times their
COS, in cleaned wheat which, without asm, would have
been lost. .n ,ronop coouru
~ Warehouse H. Main street: H. u. sAiIh.
June lt-cN
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MAGNIFICE,r CIIANCE IN TEXAS


YING in Jackson county, twenty miles from The B:y,
IL The Navad river a. III" head "t navigation, ~
l"Adna
splendid league OF lard comprising upwards Of 4~s
acres good land is ia the Stale. uniting the rare adj
van,ac fertility Of soil, salGhriy Of climate, excellent
water with any quantity of wood and excellent timber o:
the hes, qua y enorsh 80 last sugar plantation hun
drrd wears with su under fenc" upNArts nf @~
in curiy,on-a,l good .-ncinc-wi,h fir, class Gin
Gently p, up negro car. other houses etc. in good r."
pair On this land crops o! corn or two OF tobacco
can be sfuy cultivated annually: producing all sc
CEREALS together with tropical fruit, IN abundance The
stream ,h"unIng will! i>h, She wood, In game. all CON.
hin ny 10 present ma .ncen chance for lover ni nature
in her primal For this !lnd we VIII akc f"lps"S
n!ty thousand doliLr.-onc half in Ee:roe-.
Living ON The Lavacs river which ,mp;cs Into the Navi
dad miles below T-Sana another splendid league
so- three miles distant lr1r the first most beautifully u
dula.ng with wood aGd timber In supcr-a abundance pre-
s-nt!ny rare advantages TIL! league has improvements
The titles both undi-pucd and nndispuia5c eau - had
3!,vvc tw.uiy hve thousand dollars an or IN part
PAYABLE in n~.rnc NoG rNrc.' IN fact II" better stock
section in tie Come "rt -cr for youI '"l!-,
e. VI. fLnuRNoY,
I,.ls ,iy T..Na
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SALE OF LAND il LOUISA

TCT virtue o. the last will and o. 'cn Jack
~ son, dcc'd -lll Executor thereof. proceed.
tae TWENTIETH DAY OF jelly. lS?. 10 sell ~ auction
on the premises the TRACT OF LAND which. the said
resided the time o! rs death The trhc; CON
tain, about four hundred 81 land lies the South
a,aa river, Adjoining tive lands Ct d. Wm Meredith Dr.
Anderson, and others: has o Il bount!fu supply o water
and wooi. together with all necessary bGldia-> and i'm.
provc;acnt. a!d it, soil is productive AND susceptible OF
being ric most h.chy productive u az IA" crops usually
cvWa'rG in this section Of county tobacco WHEAT cora,
&c. Mr. iadr.S Jackson. who fr>id- she farm, will
take pleasure IN showing i; any desiring purchase
TsHNs SA;E;For the whole os The purchase money
credit o twelve ons fruu the day n' sale viii he given,
the purchaser .N-,Tuc hi, bond with sutcra. security
therefor aud the titl hc retained additional sccuri
~ until the purchase money shall be paid Partial posses
SION, Tor the urp'-e II sowing wheat t' fall 10 be g'vsi
ELISHA JACKSON.
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NJ >r,ESCS Nn NOW T,HS

REAPERS AND MO" EMS
II n MCCORMICK OFFERS To iiik SiHMERS Ut
l +. Eastern Virginia. aai N"rh Caro- ~
"a ii. gEAPER>. aud gBtPErS and SSS-S
MOWERS deliverable. orG,- tarou.h Nh
looarss-Acau3.oa Pos: otice, King william coar'y
gaia
\ E-An persons wa-'i,!g Machines are requested 20
$50: ia th,i. o:te!s early.
r.. ..,f--r.f WILLIAM =. .sstNTON.
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k.OST.
cost.
rNoSn ~, tho River and KanawhA CJ!nnlD

gOONp o. the James River and kanawha Company,
4 } guaranteed by .hc State " Virginia.
Take notice that .hall apply for the Issue OF dupl'-
cafe of lost Bond c the James River and kahanhi Com
nany p.sranc.i by the State o: Virginia. for Al e No.
iii dated the nrntyn'h .ay o August, ISIS. Issued 10
John A. SMELL guardian Of Narsarei t. aud sanrelia An,
drc and sedcemabe "r 'hr,y years from the hrs' day
~ y,pr,rv lSU The said John A. sne!l, well a. his
.a,i ward. being dead, distributes make ,is ad
y.rti.cmen- rur 20 law cr III" purpose aforesaid
JOHN MCiEAGE
la rirh. Of his vile.
ROBERT Bi.YSUN,
LILA PtTrENGALE.
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HYGBIA HOTEL.
OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA.

TIIllS most deectabe seaboard .unmcr resort Iocacl
i ia fall view OF Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake
av the site Of the largest military post In the Union
ror M1nroc Will be ready Tor the reception Of visitors on
IN. lo,h Of June.
watering place In America presents higher attractions
than th;, bright particular locality OF tie sunny South
Her. may b. found d.cou, salt bath, aad every luxury
III. .alt REGION anh hher the southern gentleman
and lady may with their coorcd donestcs and be-
.lf. from abolition Interruption
OF The pace III. Hon A. Dudley Mann has 'aii: "O!d
Point tuafpTt, yom rIdy rsg HPDn IT, has "H Me 9"Vt
ties 10 make IL The BidrFiks of the intsd States"
Lnnc ,;--cw,;S IuSEPII SEliAE. lr0prif.0r.
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The Examiner Proposes to Ignore the Dred Scot
Dacision.

Il is well known that the bred Scott decision
was pronounced after the formation of the Tin
cinnat platform.
In an article referred to in one OF Our pre-
vio,S ISSUES. the Examiner admits that the
Drci Scot decision incuicatcS the doctrine oil
equal protection tn persons and properly IN the
territories. in it, fill extent and consequence.
IN it, article of Yesterday, the Examiner
expressly ,lcprcca,cs any attempt t" 'n>eT' this
doctrine Of equal protection in the Charleston
platform.
THIS our contemporary directly proposes that
the Democratic party shall refuse to recognise
openly ari formally the decision in the case oil
Drcd SCOT, a> cnhoIyia. an article Of its p"'lt'-
cal iaiih
Can the conservative Democracy ct any sec
ton tolerate til, proposal Of our 'otemporary:
Will thcy agree to i-nose the nrrd Scott de-
r:-;ou
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TEACHING.


'RGlNiiN. Teacher by choice and profession seek"
Il ~ oyg-a Principal, OF an Academy, or as Assist
/; E,iaa., H,h school or College lie has taught an
ven! ~ wo years and has ,lcae from the Board
'Sr.a-r' Reference /. made 10 the Faculty OF the
ha,'' college and to the Faculty Of the tniyer-
's...it, Where he is now, and has been a'teading
s".-i1ns 10 SON. regards q'ii!ihcatiot-
'. d. f.'ir... moral character,
'i.i-s' TEACHER, tnirer.ily o' Virginia
TT slt-cgib-r - row. or has been. member OF
v'"' .ti confidently recommend hita to the pa
=, ,''i- luhlc
'.'- Ha--,on Nm II. McGul-y, 4. 7. Ble'isne. B l..
...}- T. ~ T N.... June 2i--ctf
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RICHMOND LSLLEiE.

We have received the ,tl annual catalogue,
session of lojs.j1, .: this vg'! conducted and
thriving Institution H'i:h il, able faculty..
fine buildings and hcalthy mI beautiful loc,.
ton, it oilers An extended ht.d .! usefulness
which the public cannot la libcraiiy to 'pPrc-
cia,c The annual Conmenccmcu, will take
place on Thursday night, Jane @j;h. The ad-
dress before the Alumni will be ma!con Wei
ncsday night. jane 29lh: hy Re-. j. c. Long
Of Norfolk The address before the Literary y
Societies Will be delivered on M.n!'y night
9th June by Rev. IIr. hcen o. Petersburg. -
These several interesting occasions VII, doubt
less. attract large audiences.
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I!ENRY LINE. i,-.,.,i.i,,.r.
JAMES l.. ToMPSiNS,
L. f..rt li.,..y :, IIir. I-li.f
VALUABLE: EASTERN VIRGINIA LAND

AlCIlOE.
TJNIIE UNDERSIGNED, PURSUANT TO DECREE OF
the Circuit Cour, ofthe City Of Norfolk, in the suit o ;.
Oycrs.cr q! the Poor Of Northampton County, foyds
Administrators. Sc pronounced on the an June, ss C"n'
mi-,ioncrs will sell al Public Auction THURSDAY the
.>day Of July next /! O'Clock. NJ the PREMISE TO
the highest bidder that valuable TRACfOF LAND m-'on'
Ell in said decree known by the name OF The GLEiiE lying
in Church Neck Northampton County. virginia. abou, ten
miles distant from tie Court House containing by recent,
survey l. u.> ~ 100 acres.
rhi. land bounded the North by Nasaadd0S Greek,
which nay:bc vessels carryin: ~ 10 "JD bus!-l,
grain and abnuud IN Fish, Oysters Clans Hnd Wild FOWL
In season. the East by Church Greek on the NorihesN
by the lands which belonged 20 William tpshurs heirs on
h south ny the John d. Upshur and Wes'eTEou-e
Greek and the West by The Chesapeake Bay. together
with the appurieiances.
The soil regarded hc Of good quality for the pro-
ducon of Wheat Corn and all other crops, cultivated III '-
region. in this county. Timber abundant for th.
OF land divided will sold in three separate parcels
orfarms No coutlus 81 2>lJ which there s Il
small dwelling No contains ~ .. loo acres. on which
there good brick dwelling and other farm building No.
: contains Bog % loo acres which Is small house
Persons wishing purchase good ftri WIN every COZ,
venencc OF residence salt water are uvl;el 20 ' Az
examine the described land Those distance "
in: Information, obtain it by writing TO either oil Tie
undersigned.
TERMS or SuE-A credit OF one. two and three years
from the l day OF January next, with interest from Us
same day payable annually. each nsalmcnt Tie pur'
chaser purchasers will be required 10 execute separate
bonds with satisfactory security thereto, for each ins's
In.u and a c: viii also be retained OH the premises 70
secure the pGrcha-- money Possession vi" be gwen on
the IL day ofJanu,y u.x provided the 'ern' "i safe f.
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rnn COLLEGE, OF WILLIAM 4 MAKY.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

lt BOARD OF VISITORS VIII meet on the .tlh o Jue
. oiS- appointments Cadets. Applications should
-za-eI 20 the Undersigned accompanied by the usual
:agc. u "a moral character liz. age and Christian
= - app lean; should +" distinctly stated. Ai ap
90 >iG:. Cadet appointments should satisfy the
s %; NoF Of ;e inability Of the applicant to enicr
q ~. cadet;
liz "osuc Districts viii be vacan. for State Cadets
81: rFAa--I"ut OF the old Constitution of virginia
n A.seiAarl-, Ainhers; and Nelson.
VI. Augusta and Rochbriage.
I'll Mosou gala, Randolph &c.
y. Haa:.X aid M.ckeBbure.
VI Buc.!nsham and Campbell.
VII. Ateoa.4c, York, Northampton. &c.
Nil. Madison. Cupeper, &c.
NV Frederick, Jefferson. &C.
Nv. Wy;h- Tazcw-ll. Snyih. &c.
A'i G!,-Ehrirr, Monroe. Giles, &C.
NNil B.r.v-y, Morgan and Hampshire.
Nlli. Harrison, Lewis Wood, &C.
AA. BoeioGr,, Allegheny, &c.
AK! Book. Ohio. Tyler, &c.
ifcaons for Teachers from the graduating clss- vii
'.'- ,'cH'loa /. made befor" the ih July.
- srat.ailus exercises will take place the 9Th July
ae'e "iI :hc usual exhibition OF Fire Works AT
.-. FRANCIS II. SMITH, Supt.
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wv. iii1AE, JR. i CO.

u, sat.->.ei .-sST ~ Va -. for toe above we.
=, ,-;,lp,hr.a, a.. srpp.v lr .lr with every de-
.-e:ion Of rgiSriSG MsrIg:Ns - The manufacturers
-. .lI on the saIu. iin"rBl '.'ia,
llayu: pr;E. q IN. TX; aT'>H iNiini. Tor upwards
yr,r, with typ. and o' 'h-r ti- purchased fr0:,
,...s. u,,Ag o. an induc" co!rnend materials
T. y. ia,lr establishment IN i':'.' - hers.
.i-sn BOOK, viii f :1rr.h-t - n i.l,e and such
s ma, L.. l- -. WI d. ff-..,ric w.th despatch.
M. /. ALLEGEE.
..rnnu;r.r zee. Ei.lIucuti. Va.
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CllANCEIY.-M Court held +

v
he 9:sl DAY OF Msy, l>ia:
Dawson lIudeinS and ThofnaS II. Miner, Flainu.',
Against.
Andrew ! T.mp,enan a!d Frances his wife, Joshua r
Minor aud Mary " Minor infant under Tie OF ;wen-
ty-one years, pciendahls-
This day the pairI hy their counsel and on their
motion James o. Pollard assigned guardian az Ntn 10
efe,d the infant lcfedan, OF This cause and II appear
,s by The a!av, Of Thomas H. Minor. that the de!cn'
dan Joshua Minor. : resident oi This state. Is
ordered that ia. Ia d-fcndci Joshua Minor. appear
here in mouth AT due publication OF This order and
do what necessary project h interest in t!i- suit
The object o: th, suit is procure decree for the sale
Of the ,oal a,.d real held by the widow OF ,
Minor deceased Copy-Tc>tc,
Nav .f--cw;w j. %. POLLARD Clerk.
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THREE PLOWs ~ ONE pLOW.

1
:..el new pcs, "h.cl eom''n .-'.tTS
.!rl-iacv q, three rloNS on S-,ss..E SxSn1ys
Its 80 constructed th,t h- face lr"s: wearing
Sac %: The mould board J. arate from the .s-t of h:
~ 4nt is ~; on or on aS cs-i!, q Point. EtSh o:
49,. Pow. has three different >G lEl distinctly different
So, q Secs thus vuAbls f" to perform TIE &C.
- purposes cf sod Siuhhc or Faiiow Flow, SIMPLY h!
4r:as ~ .,ce (Which i done by one screw boh} ~
~ sc- OF ;.. mould hca: wears ou. his Flow can
- r.,i !; os.y hAi. ~ Of other Flows ios the
..t- 49, - rot -; ri
10 not wish dsparar. other PloS-, hut belieTc his
peiirc. aac economical Plo" nov IN use
.'.. S;.'-. =. II. SrARhE,
~ - Main stree, ;h."c Doors above - Charles o;cl,
Wt, 1t. Richmond, Vi.
THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM q MARY.
'i's session. OF this Institution wall commence on
.s ..co,I Wednesday O! October n-st.. The cNerei-
S.! u- resumed In the renewed coilec. ed:rce
-r!e:. apas4;c, large scale, OF the iaes. ana noSi
.5-Jy,d .o,..:rartau h.s already been ordered which
.e.a-r xf, w., selected library will be ia readiness
- .se ty H.. comm cnc.iHcui o; ths session
DEPARTMENTS.
Latin al. La;in literature and ~" Romano .';!
81 .e,-Enals Ttif,FEaEc, 4. NJ. Profe>-pr.
Creek ami Grces Literature, aad G-rnan-ti''' ih1
j,T>.s \. NJ. Professor.
Il Moral and Intellectual PHILOSOPHY, ans Bc.ir''
.:.-r>->ii.> TcTTlS. SD.. i'rofs-,o-
.T H.ory Political Economy ari Constitutional Law
4. .: J M,ggI>cS, Professor.
Chemistry and Natural Philoj"i''y-BENJ. = ETGLi,
i-.>"r.
s., Y.,.eq.s,c,-BssJ. :. EVIL, Professor; Trcs. T.
. ',r,.. Aijgnc; Professor.
BENZ. :. EwELL, President,
'.-.'s--.i>.n williamsburg, Va.
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AUCTION SALES,
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAM
MI r H % II Z & IA Mn

on SATURDAY, JULY NINTH lSY, will sell on the
~ premises, those most valuable lands, within three miles
OF Knoxville known as the L0NAS FARM amin. ahou;
eight hudred acres nearly half cleared about one
and seventy just so~n in C!oyerour hundred acres
or more, wen Tmbere-,he Who'll. well Wa;creds Good
Dwelling House aud all necessary luuscs-hvc S,na.S
This place will hc :r,t offered In parcels and then pu up
altogether "ad the safe will he dr OH that bas, which
lrings ~" lar. amount.
ALSO, on The !'fil JULY, will SCI, Union Depot,
Es; fe;n>et ANA Virginia Rail Road, the valuable Lands,
ste !c from depot, ahot seven hrnired and Gfy acres,
and about ht!: cearedbalancc well limi,crcd This tract
VIII also BE- offered in parcels, and then whole and :,
.alc ~, ie or that ha,is bringing the largest amount
Both these tracts will be sold crc, OF anil
;"o years, Interest pay ac sciannuly Notes vel!
1"rsr parable in Union Ea., with separate notes for '
ierest, aud lien taken Oh land FOR purchase money
These lands will he sold b.. attorney in fact Tor
Martha t. ChurchN cl, and her husband W NJ ChuEchNc
- the fosuie. of whom they belong
knNNvil!r. rnnn MLN l.--ch,t VI. u. SNEED.
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COPPER IIONK SPRINGS FOR SALE.
fIIlllS t>r,- Watering place and sur,ner retreat i
i nov offered %! sale Situated as u IS, "i'hih Two
miles Of the Np.cis and Petersburg Railroad, IL cai VIZ"
i;la aGi,inna expense he made one OF the mast ae,r"
bic Summer Retreats Eastern virginia. As to Medicinal
qualities and virtue of the water IL has 10 superior ~ tts
crn Virginia For the truth Of this staienic;t WIZ r''er
TO n. names nj Edwin Scott Mr. Scott Dr. "m hnf,oh
John T. Mason, Of Sussex e. II Henry Brdsong, "iha'
Andrews and Wavcr'y Staon There are bjo acres M "i
land by old survey; ~ - with little inh" VI"
bring 1nc crop the coming YEAR About one 'aIi al ''
land is original growth OF fine Pine Timber ANY one
who may wish 10 buy bargain Come ana -" I
ycursel! determined sell e; Scnc price Wy
june S--clf J. L. wILHsIT.
4 MOST DESIRARLE SUBURBAN RE
siDHSCE AND SMALL MARKET FARM FOR sA!E
TIIE subscriber orr- III, beautiful place oil Grove street
for sal. II contain, -! acres in fine state OF cu!t
vation The House Il Italian rilla rew. good size ana
heavily oruameutcd. There Is large Barn. Carriage
house and other convenient oui-buldngs; also large
Orchard Of choice fruits Of various kind.
Tine location Is perfectly healthy and 10 persons doing
business In Richmond, wishing 10 reside the city
Offers An Induccment rarely 20 De met with,
For terms &C., apply at the corner Of Main and rlrs
streets dug business hours, or nt my residence on the
premises. , a., !. 9 SSS ~.
would be taken in exchange L. . =
April l2-eif
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Tme BIC BUTTERFLY, received by Professor
Acassiz from Brazil. was ten inches from the tip
of one wing to the other. y paragraph is going
the rounds OF the papers stating the measure
mont 10 he ten TtSt
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a .MO>r DNslsAsLE FAHM FOE SAIL


ISrESuANT TO Il decree OF the Circuit Court for the
coun OF King aui Queen. pronounced at its Novem
bcg term lS> the undersigned commissioners therein
nlined will on the TWENTIETH DAY OF July, l>'?
the premises, oer for sale i; public auc'icn. valuable
farm known MannsNe, containing abogt five hundred
and .Sen,y acres, either by L,e Ia PARCEL
10 tile undersigned may secm hes: 'he day OF sale
Tn, said farm, ly.uS the lower end Of King and
Queen Couaiy, immediately upon the county road from
Gloucester Knc and Queen Court House is within frur
miles Of York River and in six Wcs Point the
terminus OF the Richmond aud lo.; River Railroad This
Land aOc u5s with the Ge-; mari accessible I" every field
The improvements consist CT comfortable tuo'story
Dwelling House, and al Necessary Uutllou.cs. lsn
fourth "i mile "f permanently located Academy, and
convcnie; 20 Churches, Pos Office and store. TIE neigh
bOrhood Is Iooi and TIE 10 cation i, healthy.
This Farm VIII b. Spd upon c:e!ii "f six, twelve and
eighteen months, except sufficient sum In cash TO pay TIE
COSTS OF the suit and TIE expenses OF sale III" irchaser
purchaser: will BE- required execute bonds with good
personal security for ir credit payments payable 10 the
undersigned Commissioners. bearing u,-res, from the
day SALE and the title said land will be retained until
, the purchase money is fully paid.
The said land is believed TO be perfectly good hut
selling Commissioners, shall only convey such title as
r. vested IN Us by the decree aforesaid
L. II M0NTAiCs, ,C,.,..i..icu.-.
ALfN. DUDLEY,
=. lfor any further particulars, apply % f. Non-
,lie SHACK .lio.L I. u; Alex Dudley. Al kins and
Qle.n Courthouse Il. f. Sears u: Plain View, who will
i'm Slny IN f,r, Junri u--c,t,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-24
s,00 REWARD.

100 II L. W -kEkO
dan AWAY from the Subscribers, Oh Thur'dh! h.Sl.,
L the ll,h instant. four likely Negro Men, named WY.
LIE, SAM, BOB and SAM ,x, g.
WYIIE was purchased Of II. s Eobards d North Caro-
lima the Both March, abou: 81 years OF age five feet ten
or eleven inches high likely: complexion very DARK and
talks free and easy when SPOKEN to.
SAM ~ about 20 years OF age five fec, clch! or nine
inches hgh Was purchased Of George d. Pace OF Eich'
uod the li,h Of March, and purchased ly Mr. Pace
OF William Jones. Of Gloucester county lie Is very likely
and .:ou, and OF dark com"Non and has asca' IRON
ot lIs legs .
BOB i, i've feet inches lgh was purchased o :
A. R...nsburr Of King aud Queen county the st OF Ari
aged aon years; very black and stout when he iei' he
had small scar his fioe, caused from boil not quite
well. .
copson stout and well made purchased OF Henry
V Morris for Mrs L. II Pso,, OF James C!y connty on
IN. -; Of APRIL SO,c few whip marks on his back.
The above reward will be paid the apprehension and
delivery Of the said TO rs in Rcmcnd Va or
Tor each negro H. delivery security in some JAIL so
tia, can get him. .
Shout. said negroes lee :ak.n in Richmond or enrico,
421 oni: N.n be paid for each. JONES SLATER
RCuGoNn, April IL. l>i@i!'c.t!