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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-25
Spirit of the Morning Press.

The Constellation i'm one article treats upon what
It's considers the peace prospects involved I'm the
late European armistice; and in another upon the
benefits likely to result to the Union at large from
the late Convention of the Young Mems Christian
Associations. at Troy, Ny.
The IHtsHigenesr comments upon what il terms
the accommodating spirit of the Kentucky De
mocracy in placing upon its governatorial tic ket
men Of opposite politics the territorial slavery
question: so as to satisfy all classes of voters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-25

WASHINGTON. July 2.-Mr McIap.,s p,iv,,.
Secretary arrived last evening, bringing from
m Msn.eo The Treaty negotiated with the Liberal
pleased with Mr.. hclane's conduct in baving
the specie trains released. even after Gen Robies
had secured 5000 for the use of his troops Ar
will amount TO 800, G9V, 600, only about half ~
which is within the control of Juarez The in
terest only can be realized by the Government Al
present., under the act of 1853.
The Impression prevails in Diplomatic circle.
mere mat the European armistice resulted from
an unwililngness on the part Of Napoleon 10 en-.
m , zen Hes with bis fresh troops, II it was
70 De hohoraoly avoided. IL is singular fact
that when Col Cypriani, now in NanoIson, "a .,sg
was In this city last May he nrediit.S ran;s.I,
the battles which have been fought, both az to
Mr.. Barringer positively declines ,ha Co.,,
t"sric.n MISSION No other person has We, hs.n
designated for the place. ye' oeen
The Associated dispatch saws:
WASHINGTON, July 2I-The Ifh.,,1 &C.,
ment Of Mexico, through an agent i'm the I9t.Ih1,
states. has inst conc luded contract for th I..d
ply Of Minnie and Shapes rifles and cannon anpd
ammunition la suit them. which are tn I,a So
warded Ia Mexico by the Ist of September II is
not vet known here whether American yolunteers
will be accepted. as Mr. Serdo has not yetarrived
"a ti'e character If his Instructions therefore.
have not been ascertained. These warli Ike stores
may suPerSede the necessity for extraneous aid
* eP' - % competent officers. there being srf.
and file e'A
i.et'ers have been received here from various
quarters the writers expressing anxiety TO raise
volunteers for the service Of the liberals in any
number desired. '
There was an extraordinary meeting of the cab
tnt Yesterday called IL is understood 10 consider
the dispahhes just received from Minister Me-
Lane. relative To Mexican affairs
The members OF the diff,'rei.t legations from
Europe have had quite a rejoicing over the news
Of the armistice, and In show their appreciation
II the cont nned peaceful relations among their
respective sove Q sns. The jubilants, however did
iot include thu French, Austrian, and Sandman
ministers, who are absent from Washington
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ID The ground was broke for the First street
railway in Cincinnati the 2lst instant, but the
man that struck the first lick was immediat =
arrested, under a Corporation law. for digging
up the streets without legal permit'-that 10 to
say, the railway meets with opposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-25

For EURoPB.-The steamship Arago. for Bre-
mcrand. Southampton. with i2s passengers, the
vigo for liverpool, with thirty passengers, and
the Weser for Bremen, with seventy two passen-
gers, sailed from New York on Saturday. Among
the passengers by the Arago are Mrs. A. Harris
and daughter, and Miss NJ. A. Armstrong, Of
Washington. ID. C. Z
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IL The steamer Louisiana, Of Baltimore, was
struck by lightning on the Chesapeake Bay on
Friday morning last. The fluid was, however,
conducted into the water by the iron bars Of the
boat, without doing much damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-25

IL From j. Shillington, Odeon Building, we
have Harper's Magazine and the Atlantic Monthly
for August, both good numbers, though not quite
up 70 the average mark. r-.--s --
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IL Alexander Dumas, the great French novel
list, has been fined 100 francs, and condemned
Jointly with his publishers 70 pay 500 francs dam
ages for plagiarism in making too free use of the
contents of little volume entitled " SonrsNirs
dune Franeaise Captire de Sehamyis in his late
book lie Caucase. - -
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IL The Governor Of Virginia has issued proc
lamation, ordering an election to be held on the
fourth Tuesday in October, to I'LL the vacancy in
the Fourth Congressional District caused by the
death Of Hon. VIM. O. Goode
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-25

IL The ship Atlantic has been taken posses
sion Of by United States officers at New Bedford,
on a charge Of her being engaged In the slave
trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-25

: LOUISIANA GRANT OF SWAMI LAsDs,--A. certi-
fed copy of approved list No. Of swamp land.
in the Greensburg district. containing H,SOe,9l
acres, enuring to the State of Louisiana under act
Of Congress of March 2, 1859, was, on the 2lst
instant, transmitted by the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office to the Governor of that States
This liz, certified and approved, hs1s under the
act referred to, all the force Of patent -
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THE WAR Misunderstanding as was the an.
nouncement of an armistice between the parties to
the European war, when least expected, 1t Is now
followed up by the yet more bewildering news
Of peace being concluded, and a peace which
seems to satisfy no one. Without apparent cause
Napoleon pauscs in his career of :. freeing italy
from foreign domination, and quits the field in
manner not calculated to add ustre to his laurels.
But we have only space to-day to refer our readers
to the important foreign news in another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-25

~L o. o. F-GRAND ENCAMPMENT-
LIZ The semi annual communication of the r.
w. Grand Encampment of the District of Colum-
18th lnatant, at 8 O'Clock, in the Seventh street
Hall, of which officers and members will please
take notice and be pupctual in their attendance
jy2s-a WIN. COOPER, G. 8.
NTEOURTH DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
lS The public respectfully inv ted to ats nd
the distribution Of medals and premiums to the
scholars of the Public Schools in The Fourth Dis
trlct, which 10 TO take place at the Smthso M an
Institution, on TUESDAY, the 26th inst , at half
past p. M Programmes containing particulars
Will be prepared for the use of the audience.
~ order: 8. YORkE ATLEE,
~ S-St Trustee.
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NAVAL oRpKRs commander Benz. NJ. Dove
has been detached from the command Of the naval
rendezvous, baltimore, and ordered to the com
mand OF theU. 8. store ship Relief, In place d
Commander Roger Perry, detached.
Commander A. ii. kilt has been ordered to the
command of the naval rendezvous Baltimore.
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l. POUND.-Just received and for sale by N
L. O'BRIEN,
Southwest corner of I. and 9Th Sta
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no! FOR GLYMOeT.

MOUNT vEENoN AID THE TOMB OF
The n. .!:sP:s THoMks eofI 'ss f si run reg,
To%S Of Ws.hinsson On TUES EesS
DAYS and FRIDAYS, leaving theo
turning At half past O'Clock >. m. ' "''N 10
n Coeches leave all the Hotels and the corner Of
trip Of. ", m. ~
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uS served to Festivals, Fairs, Pic Mics. Hotels
and Excursions, Al one dollar per gallon FRESH
CAKES male every day. and sent 10 any part of
the city. WEDDING CAKES made very pretty
and very cheap. Particular attention paid to fur
nishlng everything the party line. Ice Cream 10
private families 1h cents per gnart. At hePHIL-
ADELPHIA CONFECTIONERY, corner 18th
and SITS. jy I1-1m.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CONCERT
i HE Undersigned being anxious IN test IN. mari,
OF the SoNG OF THE WoOD THRUSH" before the
Pnoleatlon OF the piece, by the critical judgment of
ene c.uzens 81 Washington, will afford them an
opportunity OF hearing IL rendered in a CONCERT
70 pe gwen ~ PHILHARMONIC HALL. on MONDAY
EsfNiN9 next, the 18th instant, the programme
o. sTmission may ne obtained at w. G. Metzerott's
=; u. DE CGniefs, and John r. Elhs's Music
Price 50 cents. o'N iio'ois'
jv ls-Tu,ThS.M RO DAvIosoN
RARBEE's BEAUTIFUL STATUE
FISHER GIRL,
- Is on Free Exhibition At
PHILIPS BOOKSTORE
ma 10 332 Pa. av., between 9Th and 10Th cts,
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A FINE OF OF SUGAR CENTS PER
"A pound, and r ICE at cents per pound Inst
Received and for sale ny f. T.. O'BRTEN,
Southwest corner OF l. and 9th sts
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GINGER SCHNAPS. GINGER NUTS TEA
N Cakes and Bonds Boston Crack srs, at II cents
per pound. Just received and for sale BY
+. r.. OBRIEN,
Southwest CORNER of .. and 9th SITS
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THE wKArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning IL made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about O'Clock:
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FRESH PRINT BUTTER at 25 CENTS PER
l. POUND.-Just received and for sale by
r.. T.. OBRIEN,
SOuthWest conner of 1. and 18th as
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w. ID. w
On THE PoIoMAc, }
July 81. SD IN Z
mo. 81

YIN Ink POTOMAC, \
mo 81 July 81, p. ms
The shores Of the Potomac do not tell of the i'm
Provement Of the soil which has certainly taken
place In the counties Of Virginia and Maryland
through which the river courses The lands on
oo'n sides, for many miles in the Interior have
Pefhaps quadruped in value in the last quarter of
a century, and the methods and modes of cultjya
uoh IN vogue there, more especially upon large
plantations, embrace all the improvements Of
modern times common to other American local..
ues, wore PERUVIAN guano is purchased annual.
ly Tor use upon them, apprehend, than in anv
other section Of the country of the sam. .,,.n;
Their mari beds, which lie around I'm all dire.
lions in immense quantities and great v,,,s,,s.
are as yet comparatively unresorted to; though 7
aPPrehend, that they offer a much cheaper means
Of permanently improving the capacity of their
soil to produce, than by the Of Peruvian guano
at 500 per ton, and expenses added. Little has
been done to render the immediate banks Of the
river more fertile, only because their owners
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I AIDES REED HOOPS OF ALL SIZES
IL Just received and for sale by
r r.. O'BRIEN,
Southwest corner of /. and 9th fts
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS AT VERY
~ Low PRICES.
stock, comprising w 'ui
Lawns, Mohslr Lusters, '-ra- s .....
IAvela's DeBeges, Nansook, ..
Null Musins. Swiss, Jaconet, and Plaid Mu.y;n,
Bleached Cottons Of superior makes. 0'iis'
Irish Linens fine Is ortInent
Black Silk Mltts, Hosiery Gloves
Gauntlets-white and cOfored, ....
Hoop Skirts, Pink and Buff Tarltons -r.-s
GAUGE Flannels, Ladies and Gentsi Cane v..,.
Linen Handksrchiefs, from So cts. to is. o''''
Cambria ana Swiss Edsings and Insertions in great
Bobbin, Xalencines. aud Lisle Edginrs.
French Work Of every variety
TAYLOR HUTCISON
V 0-M AZ Louisiapa avenue
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ORANGES, LEMONS ANDMAPLE SUGAR
E.E. o'BRIkN,
Southwest corner of l. and 9th sts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-01
,TutUsT SALE or NEyy K.xT ,

Il tue q deed Of from Tayl1- brrB .t b
h Gay Of December lN daily recorded Ia New Kent County
toui We Underlined The trustee therein appointed viii r5
o. sell Al public auction, the premises TUESDAY he tIt
a,y oi yane s 90 fair not the fair day beginning al
u clock " the real estate In said county a.
consisting Of tract of Land. containing about t2 scs Kim
about I'VE lts below New Kent Court and about %
from e rsmunAy river and bounded By lands % Jas p-u
improvements thereon. wv "-s' '-'
rFu-uue third cash, balance upon credit Of ,uc ard 49,,
years or bonds hcarnE interest nom dsy sale and scui ~
",n on 'nS pIoI.IH h H. HOWGSON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-01
LAND AGENCYN

~ w - Elm lIN1IN Ia,
IANlNo been employed 20 sell tracts Of Land
In Nicholas Grernhrer and acsnt counties inr. ur
pos from capitalists and particularly persons Who M an
Ssh % settle on TIE whom great bargains viii be sold
can sn assert that for fertility ssabrty of climate
H nos surpassed Nv portion u the The land j. .ta
e n The mountains by far the richest uhch consists q table
land covered Eih maple walnut hickory II
Is admirably adapted Tor
% e land have been within few year opened and are
making ample returns 20 The surveyed
and hi on Toto small farms. thereby swing purchasers with
moderate means opportunity ~ Investing viii give All need
Information he subject the land DO tbs. sh
o. purchase Those gentlemen whoa have corror-d
h subject we'll others nay desire % treh.s-
or residence o. speculation invited the linds and
IN person.
iU- Ny Posioase. amer i5h April, viii be Nicholas C. ~
RICHARD HIIL.
hirfr1Ori. AMI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-01
COLUMBIAN HOTEL
TnALnII N

MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, May 81, ls5e.
maH ~ArFH (wrhSrsp'r ~ octocE AS srrs ia
ARRIVED.
iron, W : Tripe. '"F''' ~ PIE
iron, W < TrpciL ' 80 '"P''' - pig
schr Jealous, stone, Plla, coal, Vert Roberts
" VIM Coiquiti, Frank, Pila., powder
mon, shelley, YORK river roru.s Sell ON 4 MILF
4, iiANa,, winter y. Y. md.e. - = ". Currie
Rebeeca knight Endcoif '''S,S' ice; L. "srd"sH Co
Co. >' N'''"'' lumber Easi' nd
SAILED,
Ludlam Watson '' 'N '''' b's'enIers'
Steamer Virginia. Kelly, Philadelphia md.e H. p Tatl.
4 ". Curric. - N' al" PNssehsS = II.
s'ir- Nythe, futile, \. Y, mdse. D. W. Curri.
b'nsa Dyer, jameson, Boston via river
W. H. Colquit Co ''' 'N""'''
Barnard, Green, down the river
W%,' Tr,St InhS e. or'h"sT' down the river light
propeller Echo, snipes, Petersburg mdse, A. : Lee
MEMORANDA
hcias IN the river, coming Maree Cant p,..
from mo deJanero With coffee, to Edmond DaSrn corr CO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-01
GEO. WATT a CO.'S PLOWS.

Agfi1uNuf tunlunifN The frhIr
sprctiuiy informed that th- of GFu WATT
PlOw Manufacturers still iu existence and conducted
n It. mechanical department George Watt Inventor and
manufacturer o. she Cud Brace pou With improvements land
uho alone has conducted ne Mechanical department. hr
trms ui Geo Watt Co. since $3.50 and Hugh Watt s Die
old stand, where Geo Wau Go. always done hn.
ness Notwithstanding suniry Advertisements Appeared
trying impression cauary-and thrV ss.ur.
her friends and he public generally that they prepared ~
a times % furnish them with rus AMI other Agricultural rIe
cnis. q he best quality. without infringing Hrhts % othars
eudeato Oh uIisicli deceive Che public
6en Wait D. perferrr various improvements on a1
three ~ DE- patents uhc tuk drs gv~ mon.
strength le and rear nn te probability Chatirr
~ ue Pow W. hop. a have paHs % r sir,s with
lNfre ready Ir IIH ftInH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-01
nd the motion Is therefore overruled.
AsrARrLlso TnUrui-I,vodred. ~. ,n.,.,.r

AsrAHrLisc TRUrni-Hundreds die annually from ne
S'''su eoughsand colds when by the of single bot.
e ., pr Wsiars Balsam Of Wild Cherry, their lives
could be preserved TO a green old age.
- There's u vile counterfeit of this R,l.,m h.,of.
oc sure and buy only that prepared by 4 W. Fowls
boston, which has the written signature of BUTTS
on the outside wrapper
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-01
ANDREW JOHNSTON.
THOS ". boswell.

y : On the at described in the foregoing advertisement there
"e Inrr cd" lullins occupied and other uur
poe ~ is favorable location IL regarded a. amongst he mt
Nuihi- real estate On broad street
lensens OF various sizes, according plat survey 10 be
purchascrS ~ f''' ''e
a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-01
{ OmmISSIONERS SALE OF VALUARIE
nesl ESsate, ia the city OF Richmond, ON TIA e

NINfH NtreeIs.-l0s Allan n.
ueenors adm'r aud ais, Mosbys Adurs vs. Tehenors IN -
and al, jas D. Eleft Iichenors adH'rs and IN. fl
au vs. Iehenors adm n and ais BY virtue decree pro
h'ueed M those cases, by the Circuit the Civ o E
nend on Tie l' day Of February isi. undersigned as Con-
uoners 9i SAID Court viii proceed on THURSDAY the M dsv
OF June, $50 a. ~ O'Clock NJ, II fair II not the M IN 49,
70 SCI al public auction on the premises, following rscbi
rra stale 10 VIZ All the property situated corner on ur
ana sNih streets m the city Of Richmond Virginia fronting Ii
is on e noTii SIDE 81 Broad Street 1861 The west size
OF SIKH street being the property mentioned In ~.
eeedns IN said suits much thereof nav be neess!s
20 satisfy the claims established in suffs
The terms Of sale viii be follows Ontlri ~ the
ehAse money 10 be paid ia cash the In
menis at and II months day of al. Tor vheb a. 2
chaser viii gve ncseahlc notes endorsed payabr A. s
hank % virginia In the said city the title ne nr6u-rtv a. -
decided by the Court ~ ''''' N1'e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-01

.ne United States, and found guilty by Jury selected
anu empanneled according to the act OF Congress We
no ground Tor setting aside the verdict or suspendpr
And the motion Is therefore oyerruled.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-01
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by JAMEs NJ T.yLop . Gov


{ I1,r nisS Frs SALE or VERY y,IU,
sSant 70 two DEGREES Of the Circuit Court Of Hem a.
OF John staples staples Adnistraio nd & ,e saes
s9ners, viii ell at public auction to The brb as Com-
premise. on TUESDAY the sh day u June $50 M ~ On ne
xery valuable Real Estate situated on ami u NJ the
"a Raros SsI ,s I Rom ne city, and near he nj
ue pes.esSed and distinguished foous FRANCES staples
acres with three lcehouses b.rspro -, =
nE Immediately upon the milpond "'''euI"h' and y-
B-Containing nearly 81 ,acre- has u,o, q, -.
Ty n5 0rdr ana small dwelling Ia good repair ~. . ~
Containing SOY acres has upon II very eor,,,,,,
Of i & = We Out house, all In order Aboui RAD
80. nae cleared and the remainder bsavlr o "a
ana = IN high state Of improvement and h.. So.ed Ihe
n 3, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad upon
The Mansion Tract, and the late rr-bisncs ~
seedi has handsome framed dwelling I staples,
ane &C. "a perfect order The house has 5ssn,i In
- IL contains - ofsupeTior ,,r ii
sah es attached vineyard and large young osal5 a 11
~ improved. ''"'s 'e ahors' Is cleared and high
- sGres Of hyperion farming land ha, upon
D. Lac. Immediately the Deep Run Tvrn,r. - a., ,,,
ana ob.y ,Ia, OF land and has thereon blat1niih
. h-lAss on The Deep Run Turnpike adioinin, a., -. -
' ss ~ aSIss ~ ysry eood condition ~ ABOVE con
-, stale Ia the vicinity the iy Of P, hB 70
Isoes ~ Taylor Son. persons Js,ijn AZ the Once of
properly, are referred TO the anrt,nss-s inquiry
due In two equal sislment. A. one mi ~ 70 sh aud The r'-i
-s ls sre payments to be secured BY nseo,l,b gay OF
ths rosy, money Is paid and Conveyance directed ~
neai1iey and fun Possession OF mai on Tract i'm
, % Ell be allowed 10 Sci , ror 80 49,
PM at the Mar-ian Traei"ai ~ O'Clock
g. W RANDOLPH, tCouu'.
/ p s oo nd, ,, by jas VI TArL0E a SOY -
Tsg> Ps ,, until lay Of sale, and charge WV
] VI U y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-01
ARRIVALSATPR PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
ENCHANGE HOTEL a. BALLARD HOUsI
JOHN p. BALLARD Propti.tor

JOHN r. BALLARD, Proprietor.
cc, -, May ~. is59.
carter, Rowland. City w N R.nne,, Ser, p,h
.oeh, MrsJ willard Willard D ID Chute \ AZ i,a,t,ea
and spS,n, sosn Battle lrOdnaS 9; sereyen
hiA barnes Brown, PelerbuTs. u Boiling 4 n pnrt
ny, M SaueIe, Boston, Mrs Broun BEDFORD Major
49,, ~ VIM Thompson, Perdrcw Franklin; r ID Rich
n9h,is' II Lacy and lady servant Va: % y Rich
-, T. NSors' W Williams, Pauon, Jones Thos
s, , snIsrsA Va; ERead, La; Gray, stafford, q Lu
Dasis Iv neroeIg' VI Underwood, Read sarry; wRC
Ia Gusts, Wmburr Mr. Mills lady Mir Mckp No.
yer nsha baltimore; Marng, Brooklyn W Kemp Gonces
- n sfin ahd lady, i"rk; DIR Reid aud
p hahdolph and lady. and maid, Phila Geo Cooke
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-01

AfisosE May Sistplour unchanged ami dull No saie,
"hee quiet White sofba 30; 5Ofli c3 Corn firm
Fellow eeet,s. White etft>3 Provision. dull sides ~.
Mess Pork lIa.eDiS whisky dull -
i"sk May s-colon droofing-Upland. II. riour Arm
So.,irih " 1901 20 Wheat White 81 Corn Arm
sePs yellow ssSt92 Sugar active Orleans fair GbG
~ Iupentine heavy t-Lt9 Ro.n arm Al Al 10 40 ar,iy
hee hrm at 'Seso stocks heavy Niryinas %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-01

NALNAHLE EAHu OF 212 1-2 Acres In Hem
V klCO COUNTY, fOlH Mills NOKrHENsr OF RICHMOND
NEAR TO THE MkCHANtCSNiLLE TURNpIKE-I have con,
cuded sei a, called Oney" located above ron.
tanning 3514 Of which about and timber
and IT, Of cleared land embracing
me Cck ahouiny ios grounds an hn meadow me
land wen adapted 70 The growth % Wheat
s g ,snd - yeEe,lies csnnoi be sursssed The farm
~ healthy and desirable ueirhhohood adjoining
Roh Edmond, J. w. Carter Hudson ana ott.rs H.
buildings the place those usuav found
on place % ~ sire The dwelling l. In repair containing
eight rooms In The yard Office lately built tuo excel
leu rooms The harm stable, snd ~ The binding are t
good repair On The farm good sphnEs excellent veil
in ihe yard FOR terms, apply 10 Mers. Goddin Apperon
maf'-ul" JOSIAH ~. SMITH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-01

NlNEl CORNER OF HAEVIE AND RoBINsS srit &c ~, ID
SALE AT AJCfION-wi be sold auction on The rrrr'i ~
MoNpAh TIE 9Th day Of June, is9 oeIoc N 80
& s sAt iAl5 day that really beautiful lot acres io.
- a. above adjoining "bogWood" near the r-sisr -
r T. H. Dance IL viii be sold rross or divided mt -,
@ I one acre each according plat survey 10 he
ne uee OF The auetionevrs- These not only r.ta
hAndsoue but The most Of them covered with ov- on ~
Desuul oak hickory and other growth neshborboJ q
nov only an improving one but in many respects th~ most d.
IfE,ss-one Fourth cash; balance at and Il rno,bs
snSls otes Interest added secured By trust led ~ ~
ma8i-tds tODniN a kpsvesG,
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DELAWARE CONSOLIDATED
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FKANJE BKUADBENTS 4 Co. Manarers
INRANCE, BHOADBRNTs g. CO., having obtained
IL from the Legislature Of Delaware
GRASr continue In operation period Of TurSTy
having bonds the Delaware for ON.
lion OF Dollars 70 secure the Of All
sold dra~nE al Wilmington, Del The
Lotteries OF Delaware, aud the Sussrx comfy
Delaware, benefit of Intern I,nra,S
1he beraty Schemes prompt rasLn of
all prEe sufficient for the large sales In these
teries.
under the Lottery
ers appointed the State.
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