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Agricutiprai Fdi.-We regret to learn that
there is little or no hope of the State and Ag-
rIcultuTal Societies coming to terms for a
STATE Fair in this city, this fall, and that the
Central Society Will le forced 10 hold a fair
its own responsibility. Mr.. Lyons, the
President of the Central Society, opened a
correspondence with the Executive Committee
OF the State Society, some weeks since, and al
one time the friends of both hoped that Il
union would readily be effected. During the
progress Of that correspondence, the Central
proposed 10 put its new and beautiful grounds
i'll The luost complete order, pay all premiums
and other expenses, have joint Committee OF
Arrangements with the State, and hold . FAIR
in the n;tme of the State Society exclusively,
on condition that the State would contribute
its surplus fund (between $1,000 and S5,nue) To
The cause, loan the Central Sl2Ut0 of It's per-
manent fund for five years, without interest,
and take deed of trust 10 secure the pay
ment of that permanent fund. This arrange
ment was to last i've years, at which time the
State Society could renew the arrangement
for the same length of time, by giving up the
sI2 ZOO, or receive back the Si2,OO0 loaned.
The State Society declined 10 accept the
above proposition, but submitted one to the
Central, which was also rejected-the sub
stance of which we give. The State Society
agreed accept the grounds, when put i'll
complete order and 10 hold their next annual
Fair on them, provided the Central Society
would give its entire receipts, including rents
of booths, etc, towards detraying expenses
1t proposed to have Il Committee OF Arrange
IneniS of five two of whom the Central Society
could nominate. We will refer TO this sub
ject again
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Rirbmonp pispattb,
THURSDAY MORNING

Inn WAR AND AMERICAN SnIrrfSa.-Thc
London Mercantile Gazette, reviewing an ar.
sricie from the New York Shipping List, cit.
ing The reasons why American shipownors
VIII tn benefited by the war, holds the follow
ing language
v" recognize at once the advantage possess
w ny khr American over the British shIpoyyn.
er IN The opening which the war has created
Tor ihe Carrying Trade in the Mediterranean
ano eise"herr. While our shipowners are
enc cuihnoa"d and impedcd by obsolete Acts oi
fartiainent, and I'm ba rr:.sset by the replies oI
Phhltc departments upon tho subject OF con.
tFaDand Of war, the American. are free to ac1
40 me ilke, To make any contracts that NAV
ruit them with the beliigersnt Governments
ana 10 carry anything they please not con ri.
htid,oh any account, and To any port to which
they can get admission. The conmcrcEtl
ncct oi tue States IS simply reminded that ali
american merchantmen shou Id bs, ready Ia
thhlnii theIr nationality in the event of meet
lhS the armed cruisers of any foreign State in
oiutr 10 avoid search, seizure or seteutiou-
Wv, ~ We nave had occasion to observe i'll a
recent acuclc, the American pride themselves
III recent article, Americans pride th,m.Iye.
upon me adoption of non n-interyentiun AS the
very foundation OF their foreign policy
,ro 70, tho sake of that policy the Cabinet OF
washington, not three years ago dismissed
our MlnIster and withdrew the .xeuuaters
from Three OF our Consuls, At the risk of a
very serious Misunderstanding with this
,".HJ' No cannot suppose, therefore that
'ne American Government would sanction the
chArttrinK of Amcrican ships for the service
OF any oil the beiiigerent governments if it in.
vowed q compromise of the neutrality of III.
thited Statoe. As regards contraband of war
sh- opinion of the Cabinet of Washington CO.
ihcides entirely with that of the Continental
powers, out the Government abstaius other
WISE from an undue or unnecessary interfer-
shce win the freedom OF Commerce and has
fortunately no antiquatcd net of Congress To
aisihter, which, by Il stretch of interpretation
might bc made applicable 10 the existing state.
"i 'hihgs The direct result is, that American
empowers are taking every possible adyan-
tage OF the special trade induced by the war
ana lhtt Will, OF course find their account in
H. 1h"y are, as II happens. in peculiarly
favorable position for seiZiug I'm opportunity
from lich We are d"btrted by the wisdom Of
ma legislature, rs expressed in an Act of Par
hsneft forty years old, and framed TO meet a
7iate OF things " hich has long ceased to exist
winch, III point OF fact cr;ised TO exist n wear
or TWO after the date of the enactment IN
question. The surplus tonnage in the Ameri-
can ports il likely To be we'll employed dur
Ing the war. We do not srudge our Transat-
lantic friends that employment, but we do
thlnk /: intolerable that our stupid and obso-
lete legls laton should prevent our shipowners
from competing for whatever Legitimate trade
may be, or has already been, opened by the
on tbreak of hostilititS
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John \. GORDONA SoY

| ~ boN StN.
- ,ltth STABhT. NEsR THB EIcHASGE HorEL
oaor Tor sAle largo and full a,sortinont Of R6V
SSnPfising Swede's, American Hammered, PcrIs
IHmlnerfd, hnsllsh and E1.lIsh Refined En.lish
tican' kussis and ltint1tion Russia SHEET
tRuN, Hoops. Band and Scroll. iroE. Refined Flow
iron ana Flow fistes. Also, Tin plate of vsrlou.
s,,I.', tH5 tnneTs and manufacturers; Sh-rt and
b9t SpPtfR T. Ahoct Zlno, Speter, and tho Metals
usually sold IN taIs market apI-ts
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RA Fresh Leechrs.-i have lust 4
by Adams Express, \ fresh lot of 81
LEECHES, which Will be applied upon
sonaele terms.
+. S.-Cnpping and Leeehing promptly
to. Can be found NJ all hours of the ds
Hair-pressing Room under the America
and at night on eth street, French Garden
my fb-ts Il. c. liz
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a.. BLAtkFORD.

d. GENEKAL FORWARDTNG AND CON-
MISSION .TERCHdST P,RKKpzrrpa Y.
y. V. Va. L 3. ( o. r. z.
EEFBRs 10
Sanual Asrea ( Son,
" Blair Co.. No.
J, Stewart w skier, hlchiHone'
Blrksdae i Rasd,
faTi,c9!ar attention paid 10 forwarding manufac-
ft,HS AZ,
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,FRuoF CEMENT FAINT. for ROOFS, tho
, J, ,ttl.r nssI SFiIete Tor thu purpose in uso
itt,HINlNtI RODS of the most approved kind
~ " rs Of sll kinds '" A"1
Hl lbRADf.IC RAMS
LtAb and RON PIPE. all siEns
. COUNTRY N ." " " ~ "Nu
hotsl sad Fanil, COOKING RANGES. and
STOVES all Elz-s - anu
Al kinds Of ~ LCMBIyG and GAS FITTING
f2n@ II order. ALso-KopFISG and GCFfER-
INs' Heating public ard prlysta buildings IN ali tho
'htIoGS Says rnoTu IN modern linproy yemonts
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DCTTs, FARLEY CO.,

GkOCERS; 10 ANTSSION AND
FOX 4RDihG MERf'HAN NTS.
Nesrl! opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary ST..
80 .. Richmond. Va.
SPecls sttenton kIycn 10 the sale Of TOBACCO,
WHEAT, and all kinds Of PRODUCE. and liberal
ad' 'ances uade on consIsumcnts.
FRANK POTTS, a
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: -
tanned.
Office on virginia st, near Cary. f-s-d6 wcm'
IITM. SATTLER CO..
W IMPORTERS ANn pRALKKs II -
OILS, PAINTS, VARNfSH rs AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES.--W- received by the late steamer =
iarse supply Of Palntars' and Artists Brushes. of
superior quality, to which We call the attention Of
on
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fINHE NJ BStHIBER OFFERS HIS SIR
VICES, ~ tTCTioNEER, to tn" citizens Of
Richmond and She .IhIc .ru"Tallv. Pied ing hIs
particular attention tn al stI"s entrusted to his
care, teens assured hIE eX perIenc" ~ Auction
eer will ontitle HIM To n alato of public patronage
Office IN r.ar OF u. \ .loncs' Storc. No. %. Main
Efrret-OntTanse IN the alley.
Ia, ,-7In !. II. n.GGES.
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BEDFORD ALUM and IODINE WATER
ID and MASS.-Fresh supplies of this celebrated
Water and Mass put up lass vessels, in store
and for sale by the agents.
LAIDLEY Il ROBINSON. Chemists,
4, nd Fra Kiln ais
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"a Baths, Baths, Baths--Hoa, d
SHOWER BATHS, can be had daily, frouI
a. NJ. until 10 L. NJ, at the American Had
shsving. Shamrooinx and Bathing HAI.5
der the AMERICAN HOTEL. entrance a
IA Single Bath Is cents: or Ave tickets
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IOSIAH 4. PORTER.
3e. BR0A0 ar,. RICHNOND. Va.
n"3irr in nae FAMILY GROCERIES,, IL
= 10 RS. ( =. e..
All KINDS Of COUNTRY PRODUCE always on
hsnd.
fhtAf tor CASH. Ie tim
INGGLEsTON FiTZGERALD.
Il GROCERS AND
COMVISSION HERCi{4 WIS,
And nHslers IN WINES, IIRUORS, &c,
nNl-ts No. u, Pearl -. RIchmond
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AND COLLECTORS
Bhcc corner llth and Bank sts.
od"r th"Ir sNIvicas 10 tho public IN III" :hove
Taclty. and solicit share Of public patronage.
GEO. VI. 1T MPkIh.
ic I.EDSZIO I MrkIN
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RA Licorice-A. q. &. brand IT
well known iayorite Brand always on ssl1
JAMES c. McANpi
do se-ly ~. Pine street, Ne
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~ u. g. llehsen, Practical Hal
ANIl DREsSER.-HIs HAIR CTTTIy
WING. .fHAMPoOING and DlSING IN
cot their HAIR CUT in the latest ~
proved style, would advise you to cal Z
Entrance on Iith street.
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~ COMMlSSION MERCHANTS,
RfCHNoNn, Va,
Solicit conslSnments Of Tobacco, 'irsin and other
Pro,ucr for which tho best rket Frce will be oh
tanned
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CEyUINEFRENCHMusTaRD in Bul.

4 NENCfNE u FIX T. NJ III hJSIAhD IN Buik.
" We have Just received supply of FRENCH
MUSTARD, which We can retail by the pint or gal
Ion. We would call the attention OF housekecpers RS
10 this article which for quality and price cannot
lie surpassed. WARISG PEARCE.
Drug.Ists lO7 Broad street above 9th,
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ET'I tNIfBItF III tNuIF UCtCfIpTIon,
EVERYTHING in the Trimming Line. Em-
~ hrodcrcs, Millinery. Whte Goods Cottons.
Nantes, Gloves. Mitts, Hosiery, CoTscts, Hoop
Skirts. and other Goods, he bought cheap at l..
GOLpSMIE'S, 2n5 Broad street. he is deter
mined to sell of his stock. Give him call and save
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-31

THE undersigned begs leave to inform tho cit
L izens Of Claiborne and adjoining counties
that he has purchased the Right of CRANE
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASKct.-s
new and beautiful article, unlike anything ever
offered to the public before. The casket has none
Of the repulsive appearance which all other Buri-
al Cases or Collins have. A supply Of all sizes
constantly on hand. The public are invited to
call and examine them.
All orders for the Casket or wooden Collins,
will bc flied with despatch. Burial clothes Of
all kinds furnished when ordered.
.-..... .......-....... A. ROLLINS.
July ., 1856 46-ly .-..
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A ROMATIC Schnapps, Hostetter Bitters, Hoof-
Il lands German Bitte ers. &c, for sale
J. II. KING Il co.
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Cash
ATTENTION PLANTERS
Cheese! Cheese

A = Half boxes English Dairy Cheese. ius
III come put mp expressly for family use.
dec29 j. s. MASON,
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Quaker CITY Arrived.
Gin Bands. &s

LNRESII Buckwheat; Currants; Citron
Il Fresh Salmon; Sardines; Cove Oysters;
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FOR SALE.


VHHE undersigned offers for sale a splendid
il STEAM SAWMILL, situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad, three-quarters Of
mile from the located depot. Bahala, and ten
miles South Of Gallatin. The rapid settlement
Of the surrounding country, he anticipated town,
and the undoubted completion Of the road to this
point by the 1st Of October next, with the already
increasing demand nsures ready sale for lumber,
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles
To the mill is attached 800 acres Of finely tim
bered land, with suficiency opened for the pro-
duction Of corn, potatoes. etc, to supply the
employees and teams the mill. comfortable
Dwelling. with the necessary out-houses, at
tached The mill-house is large and substantial
containing the latest and most improved ma
chinery; boiler 81 feet long, AZ inches in diame-
ter, double fhed; circular saw. 81 inches diameter
Everything new and in complete running order.
This mill. with seven hands, can cut between
FIVE and six thousand & ei Of lumber day but
averages 1900 feet daily, without extra labor OF
strain Of machinery.
Attached is one Of Straub's superior 26-inch
French Burr GRlST MILLS, capable Of grinding
from 10 to Is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business to supply the place with bread. Also,
Wagon and Team. Lumber Car, Tools, etc,
necessary to carry on the business with an
abundance Of water all seasons.
Terms easy. For further particulars, apply on
the premises, or to the under signed
W. J. BRUNER,
OF MAYES & MILLSAPS, Agents,
April III. 81. 33-tf Gallatin, Miss.
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DARTTEs wishing to buy Gin Bands. would do weIl "a
call and price my articles in this line before buying
them cheap elsewhere.
August %. 1858. WI. FrLKERS0N.
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MERCHANDISE.
T.. MAYR,S
PIANO SALOON,
o,,o,,-v Upvvnpy 4 enr M Ois Iipnln VI

PIANO SALOON,
OPPOSITE BREEDRS 4 Fox, No. 2is, BROAD IT.
r BEG leave to inform the public that l have ESI-
i on hand Il large assortment Of superior HS9FgH8
PLANO FOiTES,
from The best Manufactures in the ronntry,9 ~
amongst others W. Cache & Co, baltimore. ] would par
,icu'arly call the attention OF the public To the Pianos man
ufactured by S,einway 4 Sons, New York, to whom Medals
Of the highest order have been awarded, in coinpe;ition Win
the best makers, as instance:
Two rirs, Prize Medals a, the Metropolitan Fair, Wash
ington, March, l>!i.
FIRST Prize Gold Medal American Institute, Crystal Ps
lace. New York, November, l~j1.
First Prize Gold Media, Ma rylandIn. ute, Baltimore, No.
yenijcr, $50.
First Prize Medal, American Institute, Crystal Palace, ".
York, November, $50.
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
November, ISL.
All new instrument. sold at this establishment warrant
ell for live years, and kept Ia tune for two years without
charge.
To accommodate purchasers from The c%oun.Ty, | will put
up the instrument ny-elf at any place desired.
Several second.hanied Pianos Tor sale, and old and new
instruments for hire.
/ have also for sale MEI.ODEOSs, with single and double
reeds. ylOLINS GUITARS, &c: Superior strings.
Adlr... =. MAYR, letter box ,3?.
Carr of Ylyin Workman 4 Co, Richmond, VA.
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Piedmont in the centre, forming the upper part
of the valley Of the Pc; Savoy, Il rugged and
mountainous region on the West and North
West; and the province Of Genoa, Nice, &c.
in the South. between the maritime Alps and
the Apprentices. and the sea-
y. b. Monticello is not laid down on any
Map; its position. however, is between Cas-
tcggio and Stradclla, on the road from Voghera
to Placcntia.
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Western part Of Map. and also at Genoa, on
the Gulf % the same nainc To the South
East Of Piedmont, and to the Southwark of the
'Lombardo.E enitian kingdom are the noini-
nally independent sovcreigntics, Parma, Mo-
dcna, Ferrara, Lucca, Tuscany, and the Papal
States. Only a portion Of the two last named
Kingdoms. or whatever they should BE called,
are included in this Map. The Kingdom Of
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ta;ns about 5,o0o,o 00 inhabitants; Victor
Emanuel is the sovereign, and Count Cavour
the Prime Minister. 1t is this little kingdom,
great in the spirit Of its sons and in its love of
constitutional liberty, that Austria has invaded,
at the several points near the river Ticino where
columns Of men are noted on the Map. French
troops have entered the same little kingdom
across the Alps at Mt. Gents, near Susa, see
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Jurisdiction of Victor Emanuel. Others of the
Italian States arc expected to follow this exam
pie. From Genoa and from Srsa there are rail
roads to Turin, the Sandman capital. which
will enable the French troops 10 concentrate
there, if necessary. with great expedition.
Mr.. Culloch's Gazetteer describes the king.
dom Of Sardinia as comprising the whole of
Northern Italy West of the Tessino, including
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~elnpties into the river Pc at Pavia. L.ombardy,
and also the Venetian territory, which lies I"
the Eastward of Loinbardy proper. WAS an
ncxel TO Austria many years since, AMI they
are now considered, by her at least, an integral
part Of her dominions. This Lombarlo-N cnc-
tian kingdom as it is called, comprises about
1S,oco square miles. and a population of about
5000 oo. The Kingdom of Sardinia also con-
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r OF WAR, POSITION OF THE ARMIES. ETC.

the territory Of Piedmont, Genoa and Nice,
and the adjacent duchy Of Savoy, on the West
side Of the Alps, with the island of Sardinia in
the Mediterranean The continental portion,
lying between 10 deg. 40 and 40 deg. o., has
France on the West, Switzerland on the North,
Austrian Italy and Parma on the East, and the
Mediterranean on the South. The Alps scpa-
rate this territory into three great divisions:
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A NEW MAP OF NORTHERN AND CENTRAL ITALY, SHOWING THE SEAT

Naples lies still further South, comprising the
South Eastern portion OF the Italian peninsula,
together with the island Of Sicily. The island
of Sardinia, which belongs to and gives its
name to the kingdom Of Sardinia, lies nearly
South Of Genoa, with the island of Corsica
(Which belongs to France directly between
Parma and Tuscany have already disposed Of
their rulers, and placed themselves under the
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SUMNER RETREATS.
HYGElA HOTEL,
OLD POINT GOMElRT. VIRGINIA

fbNliIS mosi d%rlrclahl- sen.hOard Summer rt'Jri, I9rtItl
In full vi.w of Hampton Road, and the C"esap"ise
E.y, and at the ste az the largest military pos ~ ne ! iio'
(Fort Mouroc.' will h. ready for she rcceitton oil visitors on
IL. lU,h OF June.
No watering pixc "a America present, h chez ''irar'on'
than .hs bright particular locality 81 The suilHy SCUM.
II.r. NAV l.. found u delicious sal; bath. and every luxury
y: ID. sal; water region, aud hithcr the southern -r;'iti'ul
ar! lliy may come wish their coIpr.! domestic, AMI he
safe from abolition interruption.
of III. place. III. lion. 4. pudley Siam hl> aid "'h!
Ivini tvmErt. yop mary rely mpDa ., M. "f - quar-"
III. Ia n,.i, m. Bayyjt: "f M. tnit,d >hn'.s.
.Innr ,i-cn,w LnSEPIi SEGAR. IroEri.t0l.
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We present herewith n Map OF Northern
':a!y, which our readers will do well to pre-
serve fur reference. Piedmont. which is the
continental part Of the Kingdom of Sardinia,
occ'iples the Western portion Of this Map
l.omtardv lies 10 the North East Of Piedmont.
from which it is separated by the river Ticino
OF TcSsino, which takes its rise in Switzerland,
enters and ruos through Lake Magglorc, and
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BY JAMES N. TAYLOR & son. AUCTs.

CON MISSIONERS, SALE OF WEIR \
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE COUNTY OI
~ENRlCO.-Pursuan TO two DEGREES Of the Circuit Cour, o
lI-nrico, in the ca.rs OF "John Staples vs. Staples Admin.
traitor and Ann staplcs W Staples and ais, y rendered 81
the 9TH May, lnSo, the undersigned, As C0nmmi-s!onets
will -rll NJ public auction, 20 the highest bidder, on ih'
premises. on TUESDAY, the 18th day 81 June. lI;?, III fair
II not. the next fair day therea!terJ commencing a, -
O'Clock, p. ". the very valuable Real Estate situated Oh anc
near to the Deep Run Turnpike, about four mile, from IA.
city. aud on and near the Richmond. frelrrich-6urs and
Potomac Railroad. being the Real Estate Of Which FRANCIS
Siaplcs died possessed, and distinguished a. follows
A-Contalning 4 acres, with three ic"-liou-c' 'h"f'npon,
and lying Immediately upon The rnill'pond.,
B-ConihiniDg nearly :i acres. has upon IL a-a~ anu sri-'
mill in complete order. and 4 small dwelling IN good repair.
The srl i. very good.
BILE framed dwelling. with the usual ou'llousc'. al! In good
order. About half Of hi. tract Is cleared, ami the remain.
der heartily wooded. The land is in a h'sh state of in
| provem-nt. and lies Immediately upon the Richmond,
fredericksburg AMI Potomac Railroad.
D-Thc Marnion Tract, and III. late residence Of Franri,
Staples, .I-ctd has Il handsome framed dwelling, witt.
| Kitchen, barns, cora house, stable. &c, all In perfect or.
der. In. house has been recently thoroughly repaired
1, contains, - acre. Of superior farming land, aud ha- at
tIche'l u vineyard ana u large Young orchard 81 choice
fru, trees.
aud highly improved.
+ Contain. y acres, Of superior farming iaa!, hos upon
il Il larr. OAK grove, and in cultivation.
G-lie, immediately upon the Deep Kun Turnpike
thereon i blacksmith and Other shops. The soil il excel
lent.
confirming ~ acres, IN very good condition.
such an opportunity IL. seldom presented TO persons de.
-inng 70 purchase real estate In the vicinity Of the city o.
Richmond.
A map and survey Of the said land can he seen at ~,
office Of Jas. ~. Taylor Il Son. All persons desiring t.
make inquiry about the above property, are referred u
The auciionrrrs.
TrRNs-Dns.;hird OF the purchase money In cash, andthe
residue In two eqaai ins,alments at one aud two year, from
the day q: sale, the credit payments TO BE- secured ny ~
so;iahlr notes, satisfactorily endorsed, with Interest added
and the title retained till the whole purchase money : paul.
and a c nveyance directed by the court.
io..essaon will be given Except u the Mansion ili,',
immediately. and full possession VI that on III" 1T January,
l>t0. and the purchaser .! !; will he allowed 10 t -
Of wheat. .,oL
The ale will co,nrleuce a, the Mansion TF"e' ""'
o'clock, r. VI.
=, ,HfTOS CARY,
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W Mi,NDhED ,R . sttf "f

IINHE -uh>criiers have FOR sale, as their own a". :
l. AGENTS for others, two hundred thousand acres o, lA'.
siia1;e!i Ia Iircsnhri-r. Nirholas and FAy-tie cpuHtres !"
this State. These lands are equal in fertility 70 an. ~ Wv
State. and will be sold on nc comnoda;ing terms 10 "" P"
chas-rs. and 81 long credits. ~.
These lands are located Ia the neirhborhood Of the Blu:
Sulphur Springs, where Mr. J. II. Snrad will lie rom wv
Of May 10 lstof October. for the purpose OF showing '"e''
lands 20 any person desiring TO examine them. ,,..
Information can he obtained from J. II. snead' r. u mus
Sulphur Springs, Va, o. Charles ~Stebbins, l0i broad ,,Isr'
Richmnnd, SNEAD i STEDbiNs'
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-10
RRDF0RD SPRINGS

FyNIliS we'll known and d%esleh'ini summer tr>lrt VIII 10
Il open for the reception of visitors on tle - '''inr' hi'
kept open I'LL The it October.
The Hotel will he under the naiiIc"in"n, 81 Nr. \. u
Alien. whose -xvvriencc, courteous r,t"nc--. AM c''een
lion TO hi- guests, siye;h aarDr,, assurance @: co'u!yFt zane
Kind treatment.
Parties wi.hin: rooms or any Information ~ regard 10 in
place, viii please address liz, subscriber.
~ \. e. ALLEN.
Superintendent, Bedford Mineral Srrius- Company
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