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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26
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As Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
sV'HD susubscriber has nov in stock
6oUO Boxes q 10 bv Is Tin Plate,
$500 90 Roofing Tin,
1000 - X 0by II Tin Plate,
500 ICE nv IL
500 1x12by43
SOW &c 14by 10 I"
500 lXAby -
200 &c Xxx 13by 20
loo xxx "a by 20"
SO lxXxxI4by 900
800 10 10 by ~ Coke,
1000 &c l4by % Roofing,
SO DO,
100 DIX,
100 DIX,
80 Xxx 10 bv H.
1000 Bundles No - Rheet Iron.
100 LIST quality Russia escorted Noa
900 Pigs Bsnea Tin,
$50 Casks Zinc, assorted Nos,
Together with . full assortment Of aheathtns and
brasssre' Copper, 1ivsts, Fars, Stamped Ware. and
tlnnets Tools end 4achins al Of which n ofisred
q the lowest market price fos Cash.
1SOOO Bundles Wire Eencfng.
We are prepared TO make contrasts with de.,ers
TOR nrst quality anuealed Fence Wire. Mo- & Nd =
10 quAntttes Of met lsss than ton elIvcrsh1e A
oar Warehouse Of any time previous to the ART Az
OF June next-ave per cent cash 70 BE- p.d when ~
coatisce u made, balance ON delivery. Perchase,s
are iovttod to correspond With M,
Jan0 THOMAS q. DIOHBRSON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26
~ A % DtScOre1'ell !! .AT
Safer ~ longor; II Is . relief.
nv THE APPLICATION o.
N0QQ's Good NsesUs.ifNoe'
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.


lMMEDIATE RELIEF.
You can be cured Of the following complaints: such
~ Tooth Ache. 10 one minute, 10 the painful at
tecks Of Rheumatism nine out OF ten, In less
than one hours time, vis'-uead Ache, Ear Ache,
Neuralgia Coughs, Colds, Asthma Bronchitis Group,
SPINAL Aaections Pain In the Back Side St,fnsss
10 the JOINTS Collie and Crsmp Pains. Erysp.as In.
nsned Eyes, Sore ShToat, Cuts, Bruises, Bu,ns,
eprsins, Chopped Hands, Frosted Pest and Chll-
Il 10 not the intention Of the unde,.,.n.a u,
for this medicine that u will do impossible things or
cure all manner Of diseases for tn. old saying H.
medicine that is good for every thing Is good for
line Of diseases and Tor The above Complaints
this medicine h without IN equal.
The best proof you can have Of the merits Of an ar
Pains decidedly the most ensctuai, BY the spp.
cation Of this wonderful medicine, OF any In the
country. This 10 admitted BY oil Who have tried n
wonld have the public understand that hive
NO humbug article TO dispose Of would be In the
business u the same truly and purely l~gti.
mats. ny medicine 10 held, in ali places where Il has
been used In the highest esteem, and IL my whole
atm 70 make II 20 among al. The binding duty
which 10 forever and eternally liked on mankind Il
70 forward the general interests Of the human fam
". T 70 afflicted have been deceived by picking up
have bsen Induced buy without seeking the proof
have thousan1s Of tsstimonials, which have BERN
seaA - - fvcm dt0ereut parts Of the Union but /
prefer esowiac ne velss Of ny medicine, BY carna.
lsss ee cAaeGs. ~ those complaints, vhensver there
10 a. oVpoStn1ity 70 do -.
n kesrol discOwas mads 10 Dsveeisls o~d
Uk6ooools Deo1sve.
u 1LA00, Propristor
DA1u1e . 90, General Agents, Davenport.
Iowa. d y. LITTL1A, fravelllag Agent. j, "
Wnsv. reesal dealer. Wet escoed sessss. Davsn-
Dosts 81 keD- constantly On hln1 b. tAe following
Aoeote-3evlor Dallord, Davsnport; O p v ehS.
y WA; 1cls.e, Asquoksts De,dsn, Ma.
sseeen; " Sc!llsao. 1uckhorns J Hook 4 90,
Dreneos; Jas Ryieod, Monmouth Green, Wy.
snlngi Q y Bronson, Wyoning; spear Z %, 10.
bsllS neeeef. 0raAaa Z 90. Ansnoss; Simon
eesauee, oelkvtew; John Holman, opsingvtlls |;
om0ee Dsuboeess Oedar Rapids; n Ristine & d,
Oeaar naps1s: oehe g Baales', H Vernon; Ann.
sessag 3 oAanllln, Hseoa; J P LAAs, Mesiaaics-
WE Q 0cOlellsea Z O., MscAaaiouviIne: Geo
DaGAiy, 1Dtsaj % Garter, Ananeso,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

Its principal paoo Of business being N the city Of
Of Davtnpovt, Lows. a s,. p, -
The general nature os tho busVnsn II The mauusac
ture u corn starch.
The amount Of capital stock authorized b 06Sy
thousand dolls's (15O, OOOl-to Commence business
when twenty thousand dollars (o9O 900 ere sub.
scribed 70 the capitol stoot,
The corporation IL 81 commence on tho 96th day
Of March 1859, and continue for twenty years.
The business To be managed and controlled BY ave
dirsctors, elected annually on the nrst Monday IN
Nay, one of whom 70 b. President, and ray EN-.
ploy such agents may be necessary
The highest amount Of indebtedness q any one
time 70 which the corporation msy subject itsel
shall not exceed 11O,OOO.
Psivoee property Of stocAh ,Aers 70 be sxempl
from the corporate debts.
Ror the ensuing year Wm. Allen 10 elected Preej.
dsnt. end b. 4. Nitshie, Secretary.
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Buffalo h Lake Huron Railroad,

CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT.
Al the above ONCE tickets for New York Boston,
and all 4tattns OH the New York h Erie and Now
York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J wARRACK.
Agent OF X & l. H Railroad,
Aprt6ily CHR No 36 Oeavborn st.. Chicago.
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8. K. MANN h CO., Proprictors. Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists
Flagg,sGOOd SAIllaruQam,s
IseeeeeedtWte Rcl1e

Keep it In your Family, for Sickness
comes when you do not expect II.
eUVnIS 10 IN Internal and External Medicine, CON-
j posed Of Roots, Herbs, and Barks, such - our
1oselAthers used There 10 . Rounttfu supply on the
Earth 70 cure oil complaints II We only Snew what
they were. And nov the Good Sauna ritau brings US
good news and glad tidiugs.
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soOeoOeVPA - >A0OOsA4s ~ ~
Trains run b. ChicsGs time. which Is twelve milo.
utss fsstSr then Davenport time.
~ end sNss Monday, April Iith, 1859. and sntil
~ further notice, trains vii leave Davenport. foi
0uooaetne, Columbus CITY, Washington end Iowa
01ty (0undsys eSreptedD ~ follows:
Ast esprsss end \ I'll Train ~ so d
Trans viii leave Davenport aor Ohtcesodsiy. Ssn
1ays s8ospssd - soalovs:
Let Nall Train, 81 ~ ~ d
- Dsprsss Trsin, se go p =
Trains arrive ~ Dsvsapest dailS. (essdsys ssssp
vaoM Tsg EAST.
let nspssss Train 81 625 Az,
- Mall Train, 81 b6 PM
let Nan Tsain, - GO -
Tvsins ran BY Chicago time, which 10 twelve min
u4es fastsr than Davenport time.
Al trains ont Of Davcup0rt Will mako oonnecstons
q Cb,ums City, Washington and Iowa Oity with
Tie Western Stage Co.'S stages for all points West
TIE Passenger Train oounsctg at Rock Island With
Ohtcoao Loot Island Railroad trains Tor oil polnts
oast, North end South
PAsesaesss ere reminded OF he necessity osatving
6slnst dksoelon 70 the destination Of their beg
GaGo oso before takng heir ssstsip
0o eago.
N. 3. Ths Morning uOlO ~ train for The Hast
eoaoeels st joliet with trains the Michigan Cen.
Nal \ st the Junction with trains on the ri n.
burg, ~ Wsyne Chicago = 4; st Chicago with
trains on the Michigan southern and Michigan Gen.
sssi Rst Roads.
spsl9 JOHN y. TRACY. supt.
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MUSIC.

GOD.D MEDAL
0rAss6 sssA s1ssOrs P6OgsOs.
STHINWAY 4 SONS,
- walker 1t (near Broadway NJ
MAN Ug ACTUB = y Ms.
w@s sVsrded the Hirss Premium where ana when.
svsr tsey brought their Ptaso Pstss into esu,psti-
ttco with the bat makers OF BostSD New York,
philadelphia, end Baltimore
keoeived the too FIRST prise Medals Il the Metro.
politsn Pair. Washington, 1876
The FIRST Premium Il gold nedsl) for the best p.
sno VSrte - the Maryland Institute Bait more 1sCS.
The tirst Prtze Medal fos the best pien1 Porte st
the American Instituts. Crystal Palace, New York,
1850.
The Rirst Premium 70 God Medsl) fer The best
Grand Plano II the Asryissd Institute, Baltimore,
1851.
The FIRST Premium II the Stats PAIR Dstsoas 1857.
Ths fret Premium 81 tbs state Pair, Richnood,
1857.
Among the judges were he asse musical talent Of
the country, such ~ W Macon 0ottscha'k, We,ien-
hsupt &C. Grand snd iqusse Pianos constructed
with the full wooden snd Iron frame combtned are
warranted for three years. Prices moderate.
or22-d7mo
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I hereby given that company has beea sosnsd
In ocott county. Iowa, for The mannfaceurs Of
y Corn atsr.h," and have Incorporated themselves
md
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u. ~ ND.
Sheriff Of Scott county, low,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13
GA FARM AND TiMBERED LAND,
49, In EASTERN VIRGINIA KQR SALE-I

nv 2S-tI A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13
HEALING SPRINGS !
VIM JORDAN.

This celebrated watering place, situated in Bath
county, Virginia, % mile West Of MILFORD. Depot
Of the Virginia Central Railroad, and connected
Herewith By Daily line of Stages which pass en-
now ready for reception OF visitors. with the ex
ception of this % miles, 1t has an unbroken Rail
road connection with the principal cities OF the
S-abosrd From Washington. Baltimore and Rich.
the day they leave either of the above pisces
Visitors will be careful to leave the at Miliboro'
Depot Of the Virginia Central Railroad.
The Spring occupies an almost central position In
miles from the Warm, miles from the Hot, and
about 80 miles from the Greenbrier White sulphur
The waters of this place have acauireda celebrity
for the cure Of crofula, rheumatism Ill condition
cd Ulcers Intractable diseases OF the skin. chronic
discharge from the nostril Disc ases Of the Eye
Paray Sis Dyspepsia Torpid Liver, and the diseases
incident to a residence 10 Miasmaric Districts; Neu
ralagia Spinal lrritations Diseases OF the Urinary
Organs, viz: Bladder. Kidneys and urtthra, En-
preston OF the Catamenis Flucr Albus, Proiapsus
Uterf, &c.
For o detailed account OF tho properties of the
water Gee the May No Of the american Farmer.
aud the june No OF DE Bows Review" or send
Tho elm ate is hestlhful and brsciug-the sur
rounding scenery wild and picturesque:
The HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS are Of the
first order, furniture and buldings new. and sum-
cient for the accommodation Of 500 persons
A Physician of much practical experience In the
use of the water resides here permanently.
Every effort will be made by tho proprietors and
their assistants, to render the aoonrn o. their guests
pleasant. PORTER kavIN.
~ Good Music viii be in attendance early iD
the season. Pa n.
lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13
CINGER's SEWING MACHINES

- sINGEK's sEwIyG MACHINEsll
UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE
THE BEST IN Use AND PREFERRED BIZ
MANUEACTTRERS , rAM y 4 q, gA r.
THE BENEFITS OF THEIs USE
NJ SIhGEh Gu w5uid solicit attention to
their OELEBRATEDM the fret invent.
ed and the parent of the numerous c)as. hjch has
sprung into existence since the date OF their patent
Q846). 49, -,
These Machines hen gather, fell. run. stitch guilt.
tuck tvthout bdsting and shirt can be- made com
plete with, ut stitch of hand sewing, except the
button holes. A good operator can Lake three
shirts dry go
The sewing Of these mschises will not unrarel
and has the same appearance en- both sides
These machines are aim ,-t poiseless-rery SUM
making about $500 stitches per Dtnut>-solieiy Con
structed, and the Simplest combination OF nechan-
They can be cperated on all kinds Of goods, from
q Cambria hano kere chief to a Harness, and work as
satisfactorily on each.
Tho late4t inn -ovemert and patent. the TRANS.
VERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE ID the finest piec-
OF chanism ever invented in the shape OF Sew-
ing Machine.
! he great number sold in Virginia they having
bean introduced only pceks-incicates their pop
ularity.
complicated machinery to puzzle and haTrdss the op-
er&tur amt cheap-pr!ce only 475
Wehave different sizes which are adapted TO
everything that can be done in the way of sewing.
descriptive list sent to any wishing it
every respect work to the satisfaction Ct peraons
using them
Having Just moved into our new store and bav-
ing the lar gest and ,st varied stock of machines
every offered in Virginia. We would invite the pub
lie to call and examine thef RrsH ,es 1gesant9on
2l9. Main street, Richmond. Va
NJ A sTEARgs. Agent. Je3-lm
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DOCKBRIDGE BATHs.-This favorite

~ watering place will be open for the reception OF
yisitors on the LIST day Of June next. From tn se
who have tried the virtues Of the water. and who
know the character of the accommodations in point
of attendance fare andiodging. continued patro-
mage is confidently expected while 1t is hoped that
the rapidly growing reputation OF the baths. and
the facility Of to them. will largely extend
the list of visitors during the coming season.
The gentemeE's bath 10 40 by so feet In size, and
that for ladies Is by So The water is highly carbo
mated. and contains variety of salts of mineral in
bathing in this wat has been pronounced by many
persons, of long and varied experience. to be the
most delight and invigoratipg that they have
tried. Ithas proved especially eficacious and
curative in diseases peculiar to females.
The Central RAILROAD runs within nine miles ofthe
Baths md visitors lie tving Richmond or Aiexanfris
in the morning, reach here by sunset the same day
daily line of stages connects with the Railroad at
Sioshen depot. The North River which RUM
through the grounds attached to the Baths affords
facilities for boating and fishing, and the neighbor
ing mountains afford excellent hunting ground
The undersigned ,omises to spare pains in these
and al other respects, in promoting the amusement
we'll as comfort of his guests. BE has leased the
property from the Bath Company during the pre-
sent year and it will be under his exclusive map
agement and control.
TEsAs--s2 per day, $40 psr week. and $32 per
month"; weeks to the month. Children and ser.
wants half price.
Reference may be had, amongst many others. &c
his Exceliency Henry A Wise, Esq, Governor OF
Richmond Col F E Smith. Superintendent Of the
Virginia Military Institute. and Rev Vim White,
d D. Lexington.
3u1d
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Assertion 0A1sD1.
HSvET1SN-
By Goddin + Appsrson, Aucss.
COMMISSIONER SALE oF vALU

COMMISSIONERS SALE nF vALU
- ABLE NAL ks1 ATE IN the CITY ~ RICH
MoND. on the corner Of HR0AD AND SIXTH Frs
Adm'rs VI Tffhenors Adn'rs and ala. James B
Elicit VI Tiehepcr's Adn'rs ana - Ciou ~
Adm'rs W Tichenors Adm's and als-Dv virtue al
decree propcunced In those cases. by the Oircuis
Court Of the Olty OF Richmond. on the Issh day 81
February, 1859 the nndsrngned, a Qumni ssjoners
OF SAID Court, viii proceed, on III UHHDAY, the
sOth day Of June, 1852 as ~ o'clock, d. n fair
II not. the pext Air day, 20 sell 81 pnblfc auction
on the premises, the ing described Real H.
tate 90 Wit: All the property situated ct the corner
Of Broad and sixth sts, In the city OF Richmond.
Virginia, fronting Issk feet on the north side q
Broad street. 3s IS ieet on the west side Of fixth
g. being the tayae property mentioned IL the pro
ceedfngs IN said suits, or 20 much thereof - may
De 70 satisfy the claims established In the
eatd quits
The terms Of ssls will bs - follows, 10 Wit Ono
third OF the purchase money to be paid In CASH the
balance In two eQuAl psyments ss and ~ moashe
rom the day Of sale, tor which the purchaser will
e negotiable notes, we'll endorsed, payable at the
benk Of Virginia. Ia the said etty: the title of the
plepsrty 70 be retained until the purchase monsy
nIu ~ paid. and convex ance decided By theCourt
ANDREW JOHNSTON, I o..
TdOe w DDsWKLL. ouHs
S.-On the lot described In the foregoing advey.
tisement, there 10 . large number Of buildings oc-
cupted for stores and other purposes By its favor
valuable resi- estate Broad street { VIII be sold
Into lots and tenemeDts Of various Sizes according
to plat AMI survey TO be exhibited at the time Of
sale The taxes for 1859 to be paid By the purcha-
sers. G0DDINk APPERs(lN
nv 30 AuctioneerN
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cyTRTRTiNG 6p RTE q 2 1rnT5o.


HCTRIBLvNG RINGS. AUGUSTA
~ COUNTY. .vA-Thib Nour.stn Resr,ee. which
has nssn resorssd g by inval!es fof the lss kalf
Century. nsving underEons thorough rersir iince
iass sesson, VIII. Aftef the 10Th day Of June b.
orcn Tor the reception Of visitots.
Inc waters OF this place are Alum RuIphur, Cha
lyncAte and Free stone All 81 hand Tor On analysis
snsss watsrs made this rear 81 the Profe,er q
he Proprietor BY letter. or refer r. Or Moofmsn's
byek On the yirgtnia Spring. Of 1880
tidtors 70 thia place, leavs Baltimore. Washing.
tor aad hichmond IN ihs morning trains. arrivs at
ssannton q ~ o'clock lsave staunton imme-
disteiy AFTER the arrival che cars IN four horrs
daily coaches srrive 1t these springs By o'clock
same evening (I3 mfesl
Physician resides at this place Board. Der
day, 81 per week. $40; $50 per month By the sea
son.
The Proprietor aud Manager respectfully au-
nounce TO their friends and tho public generally
thai no pains or trouble shall be spared 10 make
their stay both comfortable and agreeable.
~ Amusemsnts-0ood Music, Billiards. Ten
Pins, &c. CHE.LEY KINNEY,
Proprietor.
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THE AMERICAN SQUADRON on THE AFRICAN
COAST

WASHINGTON, June ll.-Lord Lyons hal address
cd note TO the Secretary Of State In reference to
the slave trade portion Of the Ashburton treaty
The treaty provides that each Government shall
maintain not less than eighty guns on the coast OF
Africa. His iorfship does not exactly approve Of
The msnssr In which this arrangement on our
part 10 carried out and he takes occasion to sni.
nsdvsrt With some feeling upon the conduct Of
flag Officer Conover, agaios: whom some com.
pians has bssn mads by the Officer In command
OF the British squadron on that station. Our Gov.
ssnmentwi probably treas this matter ~ ii do.
serves. Ii Is yell known that England has failed
to carry out on her part the eighth article Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13
GERMAN NATIONAL MI

GERMAN NATIONAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
BALTIMORE, June 1.-The eighth anniversary Of
ihs6erman Singing Societies commenced this eve.
Mug. The reception Of the societies from abroad,
consisting Of those Of Philadelphia, New York,
lancaster, Richmond, etc, took place at O'Clock,
10 Monument Square. Fireworks were displayed,
followed by torch light procession.
The grand concert comes ofI on Monday or Tues
say, to be concluded with picnic.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.

CONCORD, June l0.-The New Hampshire Legs-
ia'ofs elected to-day the following State officers
Ssa'e Treasurer. Peter Saoboro, of Concord State
ffa'er Asa Mcfarland, senior editor of the States.
man OF Concord; Warden Of the State Prison,
John FOss Of Concord. There vas mucb com,oti,
lion Ter ell these or ses
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4 mItTVN CNKY, EpI COm'r.
JAMES N. TAYLOR 4 koN, Auctioneers 10 IL
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY

4 OuAMASbkSN1O0 GhnG Ok VERY
~ Va. UABLK REAL ESTATE IN TIE CoUN-
TT OF HENhIOO.-Pursuant to two DEGREES of the
circuit Court Of Henrco. in the of John sta.
Va staples and ala" rendered on the 5:h Nav isse
the undersigned, As commissioners, will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder. on the premises.
If not. the sxt fair day thsreafter.) commencir q
o. 50 O'Clock. NJ the very yausble Real Estate
sis1s t on and near near e the Deep Run Turnpike
Il, and Railroad; being the Real Estate of
which Francis staples died possessed, and distin.
A. Containing acres. with three icehouses
.hereupon. and lying immediately upon the mill
n-Containing nearly 50 acres. has upon 1t saw
and grst mill in complete order. and small dwell.
ing in good repair; The soil i. very COED
Portable framed dwelling. with the usual Dubious
es, all in good order. About half Of this tract IL
siesarsd ana ses Temai9 N heavily wooded The
mediately upon the Richmond .Fredericksburg and
D~fhe Mansion Tract, and the late residence Of
Francis Staples, decd; has handsome framed
dwelling. with kitchen, barns corn. house. stable
&c. all in perfect order The house has recently
superior farming land and has attac beds vineyard
AND large young orchard Of choice fruit trees.
E-Contxining ~ acres. adjoining the above, il
cleared AID highly improved.
F-Contains % acres. of superior farming land.
pike and the Mill Road. 1t contains IS acres of
land. and has thereon blacksmith and other
shops. The soil is excellent.
lilies on the Deep Run Turnpike. adjoining the
above. containing 81 acres IN very good CONDITION.
Such an opportunity is seldom presented to per-
desiring to purchase real estate in the vicinity
Of the city OF Richmond.
A map and survey Of the said land can be seen at
.be office Of Jas u Taylor Son. ALI persons do.
string TO make inquiry about tho above property
referred to the auctioneere.
TERxs-une-third ef the purchaae money In cash,
and the resdEe in two equal ins ailments at and
two years from the day of SALE tho credit pa
to be secured by n gotiable notes, satisfactorily
dorsed with interest added. and the title retained
till the whole purchase money is paid and . con-
veyance directed by the court.
Possession will be given Except OF tho Mansion
Tract.'D immediately. and full possession of tina,
On the LIST January ,Is60, aud the purchaser Of il
will be allowed to seed crop Of wheat.
The sale will commence at the Mansion Tract" at
az O'clock, P n.
JOHN YOUNG, }
g W RANDOLPH, fComm's
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ARRIVAL OF TILE sANrA re MAIL.

81. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Santa Fe mail to the
sd has arrived.
nass meeting Of the Democracy Of New Mex.
leo the 18th passed resolutions endorsing the
Administration and DON Miguel Oters, their rep.
Iesentative ia Congress.
The Stockton mail arrives at Santa Fe regularly
There had been ain in New Mexico during
the year.
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- lizhtful watering place. located IN Greenbrier
Co.Fa, was purchased by a company OF gentlemen
In August last. 1t has undergone many improve
nents. and will DO open fer the reception Of visitors
on me 18th q June The waters are similar to the
fsrfamed White Sulphur; the situation 10 20 miles
from the White Sulphur springs, and 10 from Lew
tsburR and the scenery around Il IL not surpassed
by any spring In the mountains. The Acconmoda-
tains OF Virginia.
Mr. George w Buster. one Of tho present owners.
and 90 favorably known, 10 the me- uaser
Mr. Joseph Il eread, also oee Of tho owners, will
BIO found there from the 2eth instant. when he
would be pleased TO see his friends from Eastern
Virginia aud the South.
To parsons remaining for four weeks or more
liberal deduction of chsrGss will be made. For In
formation or circulars giving description Of the wa
ters &c please address Chas Stebbns, tUl Broad Of
Richmond. GE0R0E W BUSTER b 90.
Projectors.
Whita an lnhur anrfu0a