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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-09

Tar DIsIAScE o. IHE SUS IscWAsINg.-A German
publication has given the calculations prove that the
distance between the earth and the j. annually Ia.
cfeasng and attributes 10 this fact the increasing bu-
fndity Of summefs sud the loss Of fertility IN the
soil Of the formerly favored regions Of the earth
The vegetable and animal remains found even in the
cent strata within the Arctic circle show degree Of heat
formerly prevailed there which equaed that Of the eaus.
t0ra regions the present time aud although many
genious theories have been started for th.
deaOiation Of sunny region ration.
al % the very obvious Of gradual withdrawal Of
great source Of light aud heat Egyptian Chinesc and
other nations have traditions that very early period
~ their history the apparent diameter Of the sun
double what IL IT, aud according the tables Of the
German nsyant IN the Of 600 years more the
disc Of that luminary will have diminished 20 that We
shall receive but oneeghth part Of the solar influence
which Ne ~ present enjoy, the whole earth being
Cd With eternal ice.
IL is admitted by the most orthodox school Of
cicnce that the earth and other planets we're thrown Of
from the son. that globe has confessedly travelled
already hundred millions Of miles from its birth
place. aud absurdy exists in the supposifou that II
a- not yet ceased receding though ~ constantly d..
min-ing rse, which may may not reach the point
before II arrives such distance 10 be unnhabta.
bic when following the analogy Of all other known per.
tnrbations and eccenttces among the different bodies
Of The universe, n will undoubtedly retrace its ssps 10
point much nearer than any has occupied during the
historic period and back forth like mighty
pendulum. forever measuring of perhaps thousands Of
ages al each beat Or perchsnce having run H. course
u will fall back into the sun-as man. who springs from
the dust returns 10 dust aganto be again evolved in
the form Of nebulous mater aud again coudescend into
a habitable Negbwyp0rf Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-09

ui,nfis made We hsv. a. I,,,c ao.h,. aud ,h, HE,
Government official, arc Al the bottom and an, an. 49,.
fciaries OF these ft.udg upoo the tsbl;s Te.s,r,
equally well convinced Il IA t no ,,rca for an. h,n
Of the Governments and tho vo,a p.p,, Of rho A,.,
people, that all the fraudulent Or and oh
nected with the .dsniui.tr~tou OF The War Den.,..n,
session OF Congress and the na,pe ,r all vh,hr h,s
low, who may be found engaged in these s~,dl;ns
operations. be given IN tho n.,li.
In late letter Greeley saxs ,b., . s,s,;o;o, T., ,,
t.in,d !, H. ,,,, a., ,l., ~. :,
-. =, - $50 @'.N "'''e =" o'An' 'na' 'ne army
p nere 10 answer private pecuniary ends, and adds
1T known that vast have been made out of its
transportation by favored contractors Take single in
stance already quite notorious % per pound paid
Tor the transportation of all provisions muntons Sc
from Lcavenworth to this point The great
were allowed this for transporting this years supply of
OF Hour BY alituc dexterous management Washing
ton they next allowed to furnish the flour here t
ing paid their twenty-five per pound for trapspor
taton in addition 10 the prime cost on the Missouri As
Utah has better soil for growing wheat than almost
anything else they had no difficulty in subet,;nr this
contract at cents per pound net making clear
profit Of $4,000 the contract without risknr dol
lar or lifting finger OF course expect Contractors TO
bargain for themselves, for the Government. but
somebody IL well paid for taking care Of the publcs in
terest In such matters. Has he done his dutyyn
Mr. Creole, also refers TO the sale of tho ,,,s ,ra
-, ~ s'to"u'"'s- he-sa!s tue mules
arc worm 'nere sizo TO $780, and the average Of the
sales was about S75. They might have been easily
taken 10 California and sold for doubs tina, s,, IT,
u no demand and ~, .o,,..,;,;.. :. r., -,
-. N''ts"o" !" ''an ior suen an
themselves with what they want at half price one or
snernlatora tab, Ill, L.. -. -.
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British opinion OF Louis NAPOLEON.

The article in the last number of that celebrated Brit
ih periodical Bidckooods Magazine upon the peace of
Niafranca is very severe upon Louis Napoeons policy
IT, nevertheless pays high compliment to his ability in
the following extract, which make from it:
The result showed that Kossuth with all his ability
and elOquence, but infant in the hands Of the
extraordinary who rules France and who now holds
in his power the fortunes of Europe. Even from this
little fact afford learn Lesson for never until
the old popular ideas Of Louis Napoleon are displaced
and until the British public recognizes in him one of the
most powerful aud subtle nteecs that the world has
ever seen-a man gifted with the power Of calculation
that amounts 10 prescence. joined to hand that
hnches and tongue that reveais-never we saw
until the British public so learns 10 appreciate this new
Napoleon will it be possible for government to cope
With his policy and make head against those comb
nations which viii date their birth from the momenous
inteTKiem NJ Nillafrancnn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-09

.lhes, .s.ss,ieas We psi-.s Mo "a
CO. fslr ~ 70 L.sa.yr. ~ 70 iske Jaw. 70 iie
Holders isray sS foe Howard ssresi onis
NY Mills super bus there no baycrs tor either description
we're about isooo sasSs. wssss ., marie, T.
viii, ordinary; 10 is cent. for f.ir
lois Corn In fair supply vas dull Aheu,
sssAss offered and partly sold a, ,seeso WHITE
and cent? for yellow About oased and
mostly sold al 5000 eta for Maryland
hay. no salss 10 report today bot late ystsr.
day % ees o. sold Al 80 eta We quote Cuba Museovsdo %
80 eta; knssh Island 2so e,s Orleans 5000 eta
r.oSsoss-We notice some In Provisions today,
dsrs ~ with good retail demand atfs6sTt. eta FOR
shonders aud 10 cents for sde today
20 western ALL et. Wequots Al II
And uerees and isS0i2h ess In kegs, and Butchers
nn~e report to-day Of 80 .rec. good Rie. .. a.. Gu.
sao'e ms before a'S cents for common. 4Ax good
!. INCUR, for Sugar to-day and W, not.
c eta w quote se!' Su Sss ssa ss aud = ss Cuba
nnns adss s1k eta for syles Porto keo and Lou.
Hha eAeboh Cd. tor common eonnon e,GbTx e,s
shoies M 70 good fAr fss0s cents for prime. and 81
wkrIThe marie, to-day nrm and pr,es. UNCHANGED ..
sy es a ~ S S CITY At = et' and 30 ssi Country
PETERSBURG MARKETS sent 7.
ao bushels Change mostly al a. iss "a W. 49,, o. s necus
White eso do Red tifs Extra lots feoae more Re-
cvoxs.les to-day Of bales a. fixsaiix for GOOD n,
Inferior GRADES are duh and nominal Receipt. very
1orAcco-rhe dui an,
era descriptions Of Tobacco prices and
sound Tobacco selling very prices We ouos luz.
good tsSo The to-day large Tor III. .ss
~ wv ~
rouwe quote 81 superne Cd 80 An. ID 70,
Family" tS = - ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-09

~ Land, I'm Amelia County, Va.-By virtue of y L.
cree OF the county % Amelia rendered the
shall special Commissioners sell public auction on ne
premises the nth % October the
WOOD, the estate u the late Col John Albert Ii-man
TIL. htHd is not qgsro for s1e II Argsf mt
according 10 dfrsrsSH bocde ks notice oTs1fJ .s HJ
MT beer PabJd Ire Isght of lime required be- H. d,.
Wors-d-bsrcoe, NE tte r0s postponed 10 ne NJ THOFOt
TOBER - "
The public invited view premises such farm no, a.
In market. desirable and s,bv
being within miles n the Amelia Springs. and eley,n mile.
from the Richmond aud Danvlle Railroad IN. Appo-
naioN River for considerable distance Found
both on the River and The creeks which empty into lie Rive.
The soil n this adapted growth Of Wheat 10
haeco, aud oats that 81 state 1e. l.
good Dwelling and all the place and The
water II superior quality. The sending produce no
mtrkct NJ the best Kind directly OF III farm, on
baite1uN, aud sent to Petersburg be changed Mat
toAN Depot from the boat the Railroad Bmond
This tract contains 10y recent 500 has on
every variety of growth the original being
he ITO acres and consisting n mbered std the
sa being Of The finest quality There ao supposed
pto 30 acres In pine great part 81 which viii
timber aud for fuel This tract will be divided soht suit
purchasers desired The relations Of the different parts Or are
such that could easily he divided advantage Tor such a.
might desire smaller farms I "
Purchasers
where they viii End Of the Commissioners who win te ME-
sure IN showing them premises Those who aav de-
additional Information, address either Of susenbers
below. r 7
TEEus satEOnehrh cash balance three equal n.
anens three years secured v bonds IA
the tteto be retained tl the order Of the Courf
J. \. HiLtSMAN, ia, Paineviile. Amelia co. VI
se9-etds q. A. HARGRAYE. Dnufdde o. IL VI
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rArrs ron 1IIr pl.m.1c

communication the sgnaiure u "r appeared the
Richmond WHY Sit u Augu. sheh ehrges
character made agsin Ne ~ Ffste Chsf neer ~
NE Covngion sod OHIO Railroad Ny object W. pcnnng mis-
munAons n subanaie each charge IN
That communication aud nso only verify charges
hni - adi 20 ard make Them formidable That NJ
Fske h ffOm The pursued ~ him the
ior On @ son proved himself totally unhf he postum he
nov occupies useless for 10 eerate here ~" has done
INST IN opinion the satisfaction unprsudiced mind
70 r a. ihs charge q being couon drutkard concern 3D.
at nd an prepared % prove that such i The fact,
tnk Mr. fske deny IN The face q al We evidence
Nch Gao b addnecd again h1 eharse hin, aito vh
suhk stalled policy, On opnon) tfeak and inurc
noi otay ruin ercry contractor upon The and this
Tor NE pupcse % pef agrandrfeut Acting arbsr b.
wen NE Company Che Board o. Pubic Woks snd Ne
of ~ puts nj len finger the nFsf and he right
hand lotto The Efidence produced 10
satisfy any one Of s eorr~ctness o hs age could
ae many ohet but VIII fofbear and refer the pub
- We Communication of" that Mr. fske viu s % aenpt
afrnee afaius thfse conhden opnon
VII turn TpANCfa CARA,
LssISSrs, or,-ubrsr o., s,y, e. 49, 'N' 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-09

CosSEEThe market retains the rpns bpoyaney before
extreme presons q holders buyers being enter e
established. ''"'"' " '"''' ''''V
CorIosr, market continue very Depressed and vim
Their reeeded oneeIghh o. cri higher adr ~he The
LAY. eomPse 1900 bales mainly reduction noted above bat
ysy vas a sy r wh sa G @ s:sa 1sss Bo.ns,
y.ed quotation hut Win ln tendency Iossr rates
% l,sgs, during ,e pat three das q. i during s ss'eI
and confined almost exclusively The Immediate Wanis u The 10
cal sod Eastern rae pe; are .hog material alteration,
better supply an ihe medium ana ~. .de. for which e
1880 bhs Including 5000 bb, Yesterday, the closing
s. S ss Is . Sn H. s sgG,seLn gcar has
The receipts haye been f having than sunced for the
e2o bbls closing dun At previous rates but vi declining
os-The market Tor wheat h.. been characterized by the
hesyine previously noticed and buyers are ndPosed
day say, been o9s1%s = ss |sSsy no@ns E
only @ snd many o. hs farmer. s,e heas for higher pe.
dispose y Their suppe a prevailing og pes n order ngul
have thus been gh short u b.. svpect
ZION o. many sho rote % hsye been vs posted 70 s Yield
me scale or prnr ne enre ssles footing up ory s0U
~ ss, o. a,e a re- WIFI Ren,uesy I, i ~ afcd
sou'r9 os 3, go 81, reg ne acd soq,sra q ~ sod co
difs; $500 white southern. si919sT yesterday me
sssy snd G .sies assrsSs bushels. 4 oar gSoa,ans
L,rsAs 70 demand and prices have further advanced We
LsTassBo IemioeL and oak Sole have been in fir ~.
h- demand bslps far ataeady rates.
Not'saTReIs 4 M demand Tor hone gse without chang
Srishsrs continued good demand fo Brandy. chiefly
~ i very hru nd upward TIE ulu ~ oh tlnd,
sd Sale ~ s gs y . S,s1y ~ * s..s
sfnow he'd higher 100 Rochelle eiac 20; % pipe Holland
sosr The srtet for Raw ha. been heavy since our Last. snd
isnsS Igsl s 2, o. sa n. s1 % :.
os Ne msrts however eose' With little more tone than
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-09
A MEMBER.

TuE HARVEST ~ FRASCE SPAIS.-Grent anxiety
-tll entertained the result OF the harvest which
- now nearly gathered In. The most Trustworthy &C.
counts coincide ia stating that although the calculations
OF the farmers will not be completely realized aud that
~ regards abundance, the present year will not rank
among the most productive II will be much inferior
TO the year 1883 Tho stacks Of wheat more hume.
r0ns than last year which fact will 10 great measure
compensate for the deficiency Of weight in the grain
There IT, moreover 50 large quantity OF old wheat in
reserve that the population is ensured against tho posi-
hiy Of exaggerated rise 10 the price Of corn or
against the necessity Of importing foreign produce eS.
cept for the purpose Of expectation Letters from Spain
announce that The harvest will not be abundant as
vas expected Ia the month Of June The deficiency il
attributed 10 the Intense hot weather. The crop how
ever - estimated W sufficient for the consumption Of the
country The new wheat which has been offered for
10 The markets Of The north 81 Germany Is excellent
quality the color IL good aud the weight l. eqnal 10 ~
LI0Erammol Lln LecIoLLe = Lnndnn L-.a-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-09
AFFAIRS IN Ir,IY

Notwithstanding the annexation Piedmont by votes
of the National Assemblies of Tuscany and Modena peo
Pile still feared that Napoleon would make an effort even
by force TO replace the Grand Dukes in power A good
many reforms expected from the Pope in his system
OF rule after he clearly asceraned the result of the Zu
rich Conference.
A letter from Italy says AT Bologna and in Romap.
at Modena, since the expulsion of the Paual ai
thorites the statistics of crime give the most satisfc-
tory results. Those countries have never been m free
from criminal offences.
Another letter from Florence gives the following
al here from Modena that Garbadi had taken the
command not only Of the Tcscan troops auartered in
the Duchy hut also of the military forces raised in the
Duchy ITSELF aud in the adjoining Parmesian PROVINCE
Those OF Modena and Reggie alone amount on paper at
least TO two brgadcs, two baaons of Bersaglier one
squadron Of mounted guides and one battery and half
10000 Modenesc, who wish many Tuscans will cons
tute force OF 2iOUO combatants There are rtimors
ahoat OF concentration Of Austrian troops Manta
and on the MOdenese frontier north of the Po IL Is
well known that the province Of Mantua extends across
the 20 the right bank all along the territory Of No
dena As yet however do not hear that the Austritns
have yentured upon any serious across the river
On the other hand there il doubt but the Pope is
sraning every prepare attack upon bi-
lost provinces Of Romagna. The enlistment at Rome
and In the Marches proceeds with unprecedented brisk
Every recruit receives bounty of 3OOf aud the
unheard-of pay OF pauls, nearly 2s day. The runa
way Swiss from Naples hasten take service under the
Papal standard the boundaries both Of the Savr
iano and the TronO, and those who have been en-
barked nt Naples aud landed Marseies find their way
back to Italy aud Rome, With the belp less
cret both Of the French and the Austrian Government
IL seems clear that the first aggression these re-
voluonzed States of Central Italy will be directed
| against the Romngnas The Duke OF Modcnas troopa
de'ertiug him by aud hundreds notwhstand
ing the treasures layished upon them by that warlke
prince. He evidently reckons Italian force for his
restoration and the time for armed Austrian nterycn.
] ton h clearly not vet come
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-09

In New Kent.--By virtue OF = decree Of thr d-sui
Court the County the term M "a
Court, IS Ia The suit OF Appeon Apperson Heirs u viii
sell special Commissioner Public Auction the r lii
der THURSDAY the 18th sy Of October next Court
that excellent piece OF rmbered Land known "DL Js
OF which the late Dr. Apperson died containing IFS oo
less Said land has the lot Of min tim
her Ia this vicinity distant miles munky River xhs
ready sale can be met with for IL to Northern vessels
TEHNsA credit ofG, IL and Is given exe,, ftr
small TO deAy 81 sale purchaser beInv
give personal security title hhd until ~ IL,
payment and transfer directed by Court r IdJ,, e
AT New Kent Court House, Va. 7 TAYLOR Z
ses-tds - 80 Special Comb
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-09

fHyrThe market has undergone no change since our las,
ro except that hne qualities IN demand and Sc
rfa instance have Commanded Improved price quote
~ AZ tl%etl2o white tStisIH; the market closing With
woop-we quote osE a, tskGsH cord Pine ,qk0s n.
ftall prices are ~ for Oak, and " Tor Pine.
WOoLWe quote native washed 85SS eta INV ashrd Qa
IS. Merinos In quality. -
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FoR THE VINO.

MI Nd As.9J KANJF SUJIETl.
The unavOrable reports respecting this institution
such loss Of assets and the possibility Of reauston
IN the assured TO meet future losses ought TO interest
those insured in this Office, examine the condition of
affairs (which, report says has been done for thr-
ty'e years. in order to determine the continuance or
dissolution OF our Compact.
September 5th 1859. A MEMBER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-09

~ a. MYnI s 1 pi Sr sae A. Pnhn auction on the pr
land lying within and half miles OF stat a.
the Richmond and Danvile Rail Road There about $50 rs
of land In hne heart, with tob,o
lois i5a Of rne heavily mbsred land and The Isl
due covered with heavy growth pine which there
constant demand al remneratiye prices, for Rail
There large and Dwelling House 10 room AN
once ia the yard, aud necessary In good re- IL
The tine quality the SON. facilities market snd The on
yeuence OF the desirable - ~,
The location would be good either Physician or N.
I. MASTERS
sc9-ctds FOR J. ALIEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-09

TnE NALuE o. Fox IorsDs-We confess entire gno.
race ~ 10 the value Oi established pack Of hounds
and could not therefore, say whether such pack would
he cheap NJ fl no1 OF 81 no The Encyclopaedia Brit
tannica tneW ediiOn puts the average price a. some.
thing Ices than the highest Of these sums The renoyn.
I'd pack Of W.. Warde brought 1000 guineas When
bindness compelled Mr. Folambe to LAY aside the scar
ei IN 1916 ha pack cold for 600 gnineas The late
lord Middleton gave Mr. Obald-tOne 700 gnineas for
ten couples Of hounds out Of hs kennel aud the Earl Of
Stanford gave go gneas for four couples of Nr Rich
ard sutton hounds - EggI,sL ,g.ry
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-09

Madam Anna Bishop, who appeared here some five or
seven years ago 10 opera and concert has returned to
10 this country where she intends again appearing in
opera aud concert looking beautiful ever and
port says DO beller voice thnn before.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-09

o. NJ. recent letter. from Uuah, Greeley d.closes
many offsud and corruption treeabe 10 every
ESQ., 30 doubt 10 high Govcrumeut officials and their
isoo6es. uhai huadstds Of immense private fortunes
hass been made offhe expedition Of army Utah,
have no doubt That these fortunes have been fraud
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-09

VsfoH o. nv WIZ, spy y ~.
virginia siAcs have taken tho upward turn, sales hav
ins been ,hl. week pi4as ad,ans, If ~ M.~s
Lancaster son report sales u Rehuaua CITY
Int; X Do xuard at PIN; Esehanss iao
p % d. n n Al IS, and s n n bonds. due
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-09

Hon John J. Crittendeu Of Kentucky l. in Minnesota
Al ST. Paul he sercnaded Last week. aud responded
10 speech. Tie started for Lake MnneiOnks where he
and hi' party intend TO try camp lie, fishing hunting
snd sailing They will then make a tour Of Southern
Minnesota.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-09

NONISArOS Hos. J. MoRRisoN HaHRis---we are
glad 10 learn that the Convention for the Third Congress
iona District yesterday, At ToWsontown, renOmniied
Mr. Harris for Congress- Mr. H. has served the District
two sessions, and hs denomination by large majority
shows how he IL appreciated by his constituents There
no doubt expressed Of his eecon the Democrats
will not put competitor 10 the field aud the "1ndepen
lnnl-- viii -car.nlH emL.I Tor LLn urlz.-- hnM HnL
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Wistar's BaIsnm of wild Cherry rec ON, nm q nd led
by Physicians.

ArnvRS Sept G, 1854
W. fowLE Co,-Srs I'll cheerfuy my tesiu,ony
ia iaSor OF the Rasam We have family
nary Affections Coughs Colds most
anu have recommended In various
nature with Invariably happy results W. LYNCH ~ D.
-, MASsIiEID Ioool Co. PA, Aug. ISIS
Geneaen liaying used practice years.
"Ars baisAm Of Wild Cherry with
Asthma, &C M n NIRTTS n
The genuine signed 81. BUTTS" the wrapper. sci
Hide, oil md Leather store.
ID. KIRKPATRICK x SoSs, No II S. Third ST.. between
Market and Chestnut sts PHILADELPHIA DRY AND
sALrED SPANISH HIDES Dry kp. Tan
ners' OIL Tanners CURRIERS' lowest prices and
upon the best errns
T All kinds OF Leather in the rough wanted
highest market price will he given In cash. taken
Hide Leather stored free VI charge sold
Au2S-d8m
MARRIED.,
AT Clay H Louisa County. Thursday LIST
NJ Micr, Dr. QUINTUs A. SNEAD Goochand lNDI
ANA NJ THOMAS, daughter OF Geo. Thomas Esg.
DIED,
Al the residence Of Barron Chester
Held county, the "a September FANNIE X
RON, aged 20 years, months and 20 day,.
Al the residence Of his father, Thursday
the LIST Inst, at o'clock r. NJ little TURNER
ID, and Matilda Christian, aged about IS m
hiie SCION around
genial disposition aud winning Peace IN. ashes
this lit,e cherub
sE- Enquirer, Examiner aud Dispatch please copy.
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apply 10 SEQ
EoH sALT Tin !. y /;

INOft BALTIMORE.--TrI-wc
LInc.-PI,THtTAN. STEd nB0ATC1 EEssss..lss:,-iS
The steamer BELNlDERE, Captain VIM w keene receive
ssh to-day FRIDAY and up 1.-THE hour Of ~ O'Clock NJ
Freight taken Boston via Baltimore rates with
despatch.
IL O'Clock NJ Saturday. -
Tickets for procured either
Pose the Columbian Hotel at the wharyes
A wNf
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n AND ron SALE IN CIIAHLOrTrE CoTjN-

- rY In obedience 70 decree q ne Crc Court
lutte routy, IN the % Watkin's adn watkins A.
w 9nsr - public section, a ksysvle on srgDAY The ist
October, i-H tract 81 land belonging Watkin
This es IN County on the slts IN Tutte
Greet within two MILES ~ Keysvs depot, " and
Danvie Railroad, and immediately httf Esysve
stsnon " eonsins ~ recent survey tlQAe- well tim
bered vel Wateed and h ~ qnaHvs rreek nat he
ng hur. There T. good dwelling
The usual improvements F 49,
NJ 4. w Bailey who lives land uiiso 10 snv one
wishing "a purchase
Posession viii he given The 1T 81 Ianuary f ne
havinEthe privilege ~ seeding wheat this fliu
TsHNA credit q and year. puhats money % esr.
Interest FROM Ne hr ~ January t1nf rsgd nth
good security and fe title retained nepayf Of ne Dur.
chase w -
stg-ctds w W urvsv g..
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80. FALL TRADE.
ADIE SS CIR Az
ll7 MAIN STREET nIruMnNn n,
1859.



nFER TO the trade OF Virginia. North Carolina
~ Large aud complete DRUGS MEDtCISHs
OILS DYES WINDOW GLASS &C. the most favorable terms
for CAsH the usual credit responsible PRnur dealers
Also, the usual Of
geiher with variety Of Toilet Articles consisting la part
soaps; HAIR Nall and Tooth Brushes She'll
Rubber Combs nbin's and other choice Perfuraery Gc
seq ADiF GRAY Druvyi.. kc Nj, -,