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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-24

Hse % KEWAKD.-ettayed from
the premises of Mrs Il Dennis, on
~uXrzQr Clay street. between Let and ID streets.
on the llth inst, snail he'd COW, with Q white
SPOT in the forehead; aud one Of her horns very
rough. 1t having been knocked Oh, and q new one
having come In ts place Fer her return to me, the
above reward viii be paid.
I'D BAOHO.
js 27-3t Near Exchange Hotel
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T1LrCrRO PLATE POLIGH.-Ws are
IA ROW An recsipt Of s large supply Of hin i1vel.
uah,e Article and can confidently reccmmene "
an psrsons q beius supsrior 70 anythtna svss -
for Cleaning pure silver and silver PLATED eo1. ~
Il Wei The plata and does pot seratsh ~ w -
the silver, FOR sale only q the heSS.sam1I1
nt1rO Of THU S.i~ 6~nssA
les Eole A9enA ~
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KEEhAUGHTAN HOUSE,
n H.fJPFON, VA,
Is now or ened for tho ecepton Of Summer sistcrs
The proprietor has this year erected in pleasant
location on the same lot. another HOUSE, contain
ing several very fine rooms.
The BATE II iUSAs are convenient to the
HOTEL. JAMES BURCHER
L. n& prnnriatnr.
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Bye. w. Purcell l. Co.

A UCTION SALES OF STOCKS ON
"A 7ra JULY.-ws will offer ct auction. Of orr
once, on THURSDAY July T. st IL O'Clock. A. NJ.
10 600 Virginia SIS
1900 City Of Richmond
eco % Norfolk
5000 Va. 4 Tenn. I'd Mortgage
IsfOl DO DO Sd do years TO run
1900 York River per cts. Id mortgage
400 james River and Kanaw ha guaranteed
% shares Va Tsnn Railroad stock
100 Va Fire and Marine Insurance 20
Which will be sold In sums 80 suit purehassrs-
Persons desiroas OF adding to the above. can DO 30
at any time up the hour Of sale IL II desirable.
however. that anticipated additions should b made
early. in order that they may De sdvsrtisea.
Oar nsxt sale will BE- on the IAN July
jsis-tds W PuhtkLL W.
Will be added to the above sale
s. 500 Hanasas Gap Bonds Js -
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FURNITURE AND MATTRAsBEH.
SAMUEL W HARDWOOD,
Successor to William Ri!tsr,)

GOVERNOR BfKHgf.
The attention OF farmers. planters and hotel keep
in particular 10 called 20 the extensive stock Of
furniture ard Mattresses on Governor street. Tho
goods Ale manufactured by tho best workman and
OF the best naterials Those IN want will D Il to
their Interest TO examine my stock before Duyfng.
You will find
Bsdsteads Mattresses
Bureaus, s)fas
WashE.ands TetesTetes
Tables Parlor Sets
Chairs Chamber Sets
Sidebosrds ktsgres
wardTobes Work Tables
secretaries Writing Desks
Hat Racks Centsr Tables
Cottage Furniture Lounges
Exts sion Tables sofa Beds
Looking Glasses Cribs and Cradles
Feather Beds Aautsl Mirrors
With great variety ofother goods.
sW HARDWOOD,
isls-3ys Governor street, Richmond.
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YOUNG AMERICA HAMS, D B & d
i RHEF, &C II am In receipt. Per ssssmsr: OF .
Gamble lot OF the above celebrated New York Hams.
Alro-250 Stages Extra sugar Cured Hams
40 % Shoulders
1900 lbs sumn er Dried Beef
1000 l5s beat Family Breast Pieces
100 lbs Plain Hans, Shoulders, &c
sD1 lbs Cheshire Farm Cheese
The above Hams. Dried Beef, nc. have been pe.
lectsa with the greatest for this msrket, aud
ara Antsd O TO price and quality, 70 DO supe.
Tier 10 any ,hiag received here this season; Call
AID try ons KAvnNAdH.
je33 lI3 breAd ss. below o.n.
DITTEK'B TRUHH.-We have just re.
N ceiyed q fresh supply Of this exc sedingty. 20
puIar Truss which ID very highly recommended b
physcians They are Of all sizes. and the sprtns q
are graduated 20 suit ell eascI 20 thsfs can DO ns
diiiculty In getting At FOR sale By
WARIN0 = PkAkoe, pruggtstss
10 Is le7 Breed u, above sth.
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RtRG4 INTERNATIONALLY

LE<AAus stallion = i'll s'a-d sks pressHs stason st
Soc -rut,il% PARK. near sicsmo-l. ~ $40 the ss.7
m rra E31 t. insGrs. with 81 20 th. Ercos IL B.
"a. { p. O. 7 CJItT ir5 I'll ne MARI IS erred
GAFI-s tusUriss il have the priviieE OF hitting
- the hoTss next sssrC n, gratis, in all
-A'.s where hey do rot provo ia fsal
+tEss III be welf fed 1t fsrsy casi poT day. bat
vii bs lie rssbcrs bity il case or ioss ao-
c .spi.
-'a-Ju = ter ruin ste lst lHgutt.
' RIA MESSENGER IL 'esT' Cd In, d Of
10y. 4s-J 3 hGnts,ras cry, ~. hands high. OF
20 'ry21TttJns, and fer stf ength spe-d and b on
45i-C !: cannot be 81 -p,Is1d u 8 is KIND in bar
q. api 1 good az ish iroSisr Ii b. 8 prCyeif In
a. ssRre feal EsIter hoIlEtn c s'nGer has
"a, the premium at tho hia'e Fairs III Ma, Hand,
tsHuEf iYAuia sni New Jersey.
PIDIG9FE-Eo man Messenger w.s sired by the
ir 1s-;rd Morn 81 horse DILIGENCE, and Is cut OF
- 81 sad Harris, # Morrittogn. }.
- I5-C.d2Ss G WAGNER.
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u b. 'F"A ~ % 80 AVN
r7TER FROM SENATOR pouaL
PRESIDENTIAL MovgNEXT.
WASHINGTON, Jane 23-~rhe frieads OF Judge
uS' sre in possession Of the following letter,
,sgla,airg his position IN regard TO the pfc.t,
aaacy
Nf DFs Sin: have receive your letter inqui.
- whether wy frtenfs are ~ tiAArty To rrc,cnt
- nam, 20 the Charleston invention for the
y..si ;sntiNl nomination, Before this question can
5!',ly .ti.@,rnsrd' MI b. nee .sayy = und,r,
h -'0 iu@tei t. IS have iu,i faith taey will ths
., >,ya;ic Fsrty shall @yterEi ne IN the P.ssiien.
Al election OF Is "a n re 10 tia PRINCIPLES en-.
I'D ia N. Con- nroSl Sc Measures Of lssa. ana
.fraod br che people IN III Presidential election
70 ga ys sf5rrne in ths Ksas,.v Nebraska act
so a.s iacaTp NGa'ca ip'o the Cfuciaaatf plat.
-,., m 80 as y ?2N sde1 by Mr.. Busharsn ia his
.t.e5asc., ;5rs the u7na ion and IA paroyed b.
.r-.p.r ia his CT cFor. Ia thlt event my fri auds
viii bc Al Liberty a. pCes'nt ny name to tbs Goa
t.-t..a . tbsy sec rrS9sr to q -
l. m she contrary. Il shall become the policy Of
- r~mortstic party, Nh'ch cinGot sniieirte,
.-u f.str these thsiC tim loaer II rrDCi rtcs Oh
a. 81 ne have achieved a. laAny patriotic .ti-
~, saa!. iicr o! them. the Convention shall
.-rt'sf. iatc t'sr creed Of the psrty auch new
s- a. a. the se,irst Il the hfisAa slave trade or
macs ;>aal slaves 80 for the Territories or the
,-fr, shat the Constitution Of tha United states
.-f rstsh if6cs 81 Tro5itl;s slavery IN the Terri
p, hey q thu g"THT o. the = 'opl- legally 80
.., s, q, o.h"r property. il j. du> 10 ador to
.sr ia4: IN su-h 81 event | could not accept the
s-Aif-u Z tna :erei 70 ran. Tsnstinx thai this
.r will ar tetWcS sd Gclent!y eypjicit, am
Very Fes?ec .u:I- Jour friend,
So DOUGLAS.
gB \ &E. Fsq Dubuque. IsgA.
PROM CALIFORNIA,
NV GzirAx. JGuo y The steamer Webb.
- N Mipstitag has arrived WIKI California dates
.acG.a. Her news ~ u0i1ipostsut.
The steamer e ,iden Age toyk down, from San
r-.-.5seo. u9wkrIs r 8 j11o9j frr New York via
iaasNs,
thing new from Mexico. Tbs Is;hmus Of
-.taHl;eP,c W. q7:et.
SO. ~ oISpITcHl
The health q thr I9thmas wss good the rivers
- 81 transit In s,csiisut order.
4r.a. u AZ aEcieut city had been discovered
-.- ---. which covered nearly fur sdu.rs
,s Foundations ~ stone ars rtill extsat and
.-.suD 80 she scsbosrd Rich. curious ANTIGUA
,-.-.1.ea> II SRI he'd beea discovered If !uiirg
r-st, - i.ysg.
-.;e4 safe. Minister MeLlne is sick at Vera
GU
r.t' vas AZ Jalapps, with 1000 mer. II is
.5u 2. ia. re Vas aboat TO Invade Tehaantc.
-.- Il ,ac mountain roads.
E. = Slu k,a9c $50, the latest news says there
\ 81 l-sa sudden advance In prices, aud Lusi.
\ .ss unro Ee;iye.
Meg accounts we're l4tteTing.
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RITES. gENDgR8, FINE BETS OF

ERATEE, EGNDEES, FINE BETS OF
- SKOF EI.S, Tones and P0E s8s.-I have fer
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds u Gratsd,
.lg.IGinS every style Of Tenders, 6Cmr3eT Pisces
tau SON and plain sets u Shcyeis Tcngs anG
fars. sevcn different sizes Ct ccsi Scut.ies, cinder
novels. Ere E2Ovels; hen6goTne stands t2T Shovel
All poksrg: 3oEer 5tands; Rrals and iron FcotISns;
Brick ire slabs and Jams; sets CT soap stone for
g;rGg up Crates: Tavern and Church Delis, OF
ssegt .Sue Builders, hoasess-per: and others Ia
u any Of the above articles, can be supplied al
tie lowest H0rtherk prices | Em manufacturing
al kinda cf Brass ard Iron " orks OF the shove de.
s-,ip,o1. AZ lyE 2l.L and BRASS FOUNDRY, sna
GRar2 ana FEEDkR MANUFACT0HY, No. at
Esu strse between sch sod 9Th streets, est eide.
Z. - -" Ed DzN00M
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uYGEIA HOTEL,
yIaaINIA.
Thi. establishment, greatly enlarged in its &C.
comm .dctiop and comforts by the erection OF ROW
suildings will be opened en- the 10th Of june:
,nv, stys Proprietor.
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HOUSE AND LOT In MANCHESTER

LOGSE AMI LUZ In MANI II E6IEh
IL FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-lt the request Of
hr j n BROOKS, will offer for salc. on the pre-
naisss, on TIL 4DAY. JUNE 2sts, at o'clock, NJ i,
q House and Lot, fronting 46I foet on the north
side of Upper Main street.
Also two Lots in "Swansboro'," fronting each
81 feet the Turnpise-on enc of which is q small
dwelling.
~TERns-One third cash; bslsEca ut and months
for negotiable notes, interest added and title re-
tanned. GODDIN APPERsOS.
je2l Aucts.
HOUSE AND LOT, NEAR MAFCHES.
IL TER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be ,old
on TUESDAY, june 2S.h, az 51z O'clock on the pro.
misses, 4 house and lot near Manchester, on tho
Turnpike occupied by Richard Smith, ut the in
tersection of the Petersburg Railroad and tho Turn
pike 1t Is fr1t'rste stand for business. Ths
house is new, storiez high.
IrRNs made knowE ct sale.
:GODDIN SAPPERsON, Aucts.
PS-At tbs same time and place Of the above
will be sold the House and Lot now occupied by
VIM Chalk lsy. fronting % fee. the Turnpike
running back 1855 feet ard adjoining the above pro-
peTty.
TEs male known at GALE.
je2l G& a, Aucts
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LLUNE AND FkANCONiA HUYLL
II COMPANY WHIT F. MOUNTAINEERING man
agemcnt of the "FLUmk" and "PRUFlLE'
houses announce to Tourists and tho summer travel
that they will be prepared for the reception Of
guests on the 18th Of June These Hotels have re-
cent?, been thoroughly renovated and uesly fur
nished, are located in tho midlt Of the most strec
tive scencnery of the nlou ntans. being in the i'm
msdate vicinity Of the "uLD MAN OF THE
MOUNTAIN" the F!une. Lsker, Cascades &c, &c.
Route from New York via Nor wich and Worcester
Line by the splendid steamers COKhlNWEALTH
and CONNEC1IUUT dsiiy st 5 O'clock. II, from
Pier I8 II foot of CORTLAND street, at the landing
Of Southern Trainr.
For further information, see sm,N bills CT the
route at The Principal Bos's and Dspots, sr sd-
dress Il MARTIN. kgsnt,
IL s-t2rn New York.
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SUPERIOR BAGATELLE Tables
4 FOR SALE PEIyATELY.-Just received direc
frern the manufacturer. four very superior bags
telIs Tables, for sale very low. ,oou
,.9 - r. ~ ID
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HAIR WORK MADE TO ORDER
IL such a. Necklaces; Breast Pins for Iaslss ana
gentIesnep: Par Crops; Bracelets: eth banu OF
spriag: Crosses; HeariG Studs and Buttons; FINGER
RInss: Charms Of various patterns; Vest ChA,ns'
~ q 0ENNkT's,
ie n kagle EauAre.
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DUMP MAKER.-The subscriber has

DUMP MAKER.--The subscriber has
l. nttsd mn his shop with q Machine for Boring
and Hswino the old style LOG PUMPS. With the
aid Of his machinery he can SIsrd to manufacture
the Pursp % per cent less thar they can DO nads
hand He f,s.ters himself that he can give perfect
subtraction % he has had long experience In tie
making OF Pumps. p,x
Rad ahout half mile from Richmond. or sont
through the Richmond Postofacs. viii DE- promptly
attended to. .,,..a.;,, N =.
n, SAT ina proved style and Ut the shortest notice
specirnsns maJ be scen at the shop o. me sno-
scIiber. AhoS 4oA
js2l-3ws --~>----
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r AGER BEER,

I AGER BEEk,
Ia P0RTEg. ALE, &C., 40.
Your attention 10 called to new estsb!Isnment
and firm under the style Of DaLARuk PE No
NET on 7th. between Broad and Grsce sts. where
they viii keep Q choice lot Of LAGER BhEk. Poh-
TER ALE &C, ia kegs and bottles OF sil hzes 30 a.
10 suit families and others. xnuonu
also all kinds of ina ported WINES; LtQUohs.
&c. As we keep coed article and sell cueap, w
expect o. are o! patronage, for when Wsreturnoui
thanks and promise to niesss all.
to any part OF the cisX irse OF
charge DELAhuE 1F1inoN'
nay Iz-3ms
LOB 8ALE.--A small FARM OF one
T. hundred acres. one mite beysnd the term ina :
tjon Of this Nechanicsvile Turnpike. about SIX ara
a h III miles from Richmond. In an excellent neigh
borhood. and In the immediate vicinity o. ore os
rsore churches. The improvements consist CT
dwsi,iar with four rooms, aud oil necessary CUT.
buildings ali Of which are new. Also. en- orchard
twill be SOLD for one fourth eaKh; fhs balance on
credit Of che two aud three yeaIs. with interest
1S''''e THOMAS,
mysl-lm $50 Broe..' It, Richmond.
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IEA BATHING.
- CHESAPEAKE HALL

PETFR " WOODWARD. Manager. '
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rsR MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH LrNEs,)
l3o Rszle square, Main at.

, .rnYvsn FaR rnE "n;spsrc.,
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THE GAEATkeT BhkGAiho EVEN

F7hE GAEATkeT BhkHAIho EVEN
sJLr-Tam5ie-s ST 371z. ~ snd75 eta a dozen.
A. cher, WORTH ~ ice tze III 'ecy; q ,biuts at 81
al IA shsC. far bsi)E regular price, Glass Butter
49,! F.resrYs Dishes from II. cts upwards. mighty
"a. rjte3s-s Of ell s;xss sad qualities, most 1T
p pricN; frat clazE China Dinner al 4 Tes Sets.
l , eta. at : msrka5ly low hEures; Il EHsrs ane
besus e. excslient assortment frUrD 90 cts IS, 81
.rg Gpwards. worth G great esai more. We mus:
"a 8 room f1T usw arrivals from Europe; tberc!.re
ell! i; vUa FAct bargains, st
sCHkAP cos,
Corner Bro=t and 81 sts.
i Eagsa aad ChilJr.n's Carriages. il grest va
- lie
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E0MrO9ND ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
- GISGgR This Esss noe contains all the pro-
PEI 'its .: The J,R AGA Ginger IL its mott concentrs
'ei oEfn, and ~ ono II the beat family MEDICINES
"a use. ]. 70 eTcsllsnt tonic perfectly 81 ats
Ut. g ihe s3Si1Gch acG Is invaluable for lDoiges-
nor 'aaiic, Heartburn, 0t'nlrrcy hssdGche. acid.
u A R0DRKRE.
"a No 10 Main st Richmond, We.
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DATENT MICA AND

DATENT MICA AND
l. FERROUS CENENT ROOFING.
This cornent consists of strong lutinsus snostan
css i'm prec nxtsd with nbrous mater ana ssi gu
vtth Mica which male it fIRk PkcuF ana per
feet resistant OF tho atmosphere in every oilsists
and We will warrant 1t
II Also reflects the RAYS o! the sun, making tne
building much cooler in summer than tin or sisss
and will neither crack nor rot. 1t ispractlCAIy
pERISHABLn and having been thoroughly Eieo
for years in New DIRK city, and various parts 0 st:s
$50 JOeEPH DITTO CO..
General ONCE. 37s. Broadway. New iork. .,,
B-Csmest for sale by the barrel, WIN ian
printed Instructions for applying. Wsal.o ensr io.
sale Territorial Rights for portion OF the ohiaou
States. cc
lie ta-3raif w.
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RATHIHG ePORGE-Flssh Brushes,
~ Gloves, and Flesh Straps, Bath Soap. &c. for
sslsky 2 J0iNeT0N BEO.
len Druggists.
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CHAMPAGNE WiNE5.-We have in
~ store the following a.. Champagne Wines, viz
J." ter'a aud Hutis. superior
s-ts GuIam 3 Go NsIYcnay Cabinet
g gleur do eiiery, Wins de DANES Very
lmpsrisi zine
Cabinet
GJts,ck EC6
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1gND EssEECE OFJiMAICi

Ls Marquis de Popcef
AZ of which We ogsr to tho trade aid she public
FoTs&Aty DUDLkzS 90,
uyIs "a Main strsSs
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NOTICE TO ENGINEERS AND CON
" TRtCf1Rs.-Wssrsp prepared to Furnish con Z.
irat. for Csns snt aud Lime large small, st very
10" figures. and az thu shortest notice. All our
t@nant warranted, 20 sale. Pleege give as 4 ssu
t@iO:s s-chs.inx elsewhere
bRIpsTORD kCQ.,
Is Agents Jan 70 River Cement Work
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs.-Bs II or.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-Bsi Il or
sdaired By the Council of the City Of Richmond
that, the Collector orths City Taxes shaIl annually
give notce;sn Ct least four OF the daily nsvspsDsTs
OF the city for nttsen days prior to the tssnth day
tween the hours OF O'clock, A and 8 O'clock p
N, from the 18th to the 3Dth Of june inclusive Tor
the purpose Of receiving from any person charged
with City Taxss the whole or enc half Of the
amount OF Taxes charged. dsductiDG from the
whole amount or enc ,lf, - the case may D., ten
FER centum thereon
The Collector shall In like manner ggs notice for
fifteen days prior so she 18th OF December, that he
will attend at his cfics daily between the above
msnhsnsd hours, from the 18th to the 3lst Of Do
csmber ncu.ivs, for the purpose Of receiving from
any person who has already paid ens-half only OF
tho city taxes chaTgsd to him. the remaining half.
deductinG from such half ten per cent thereon.
In pursuance of the above amended erdipancs,
paused January Hth, 1885, will attend ct the Col.
lsctor's ONCE. at the City Hall. from the 18Th -
the s0th OF june 1882 for the purpsss Of receiving
the Taxes ~ above dirsctsd.
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The PROP aIETUkS.
-. je l7-3tswlIa
june Is. 1889.
HEUUTTAIiS TOP

AvA AUGUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Ths favorite place OF resort, is again OF fer the
reception of visitors under its former ze inSnt
II is on the Blue Ridge. IN miles west If Richmond
visitors CONS TO Alton d.p T. on the Virginia Con-
trail Railroad, whsre convey ance " ill always be
found. Prices s23 per month, IS par week. 81 SO
Dor day. Children under IL years. and servants
half price. + 7 LIPSCCRR
Js l5-Ssav3w Alton o. Va.
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N 5-Thers will be daily lino Ct coaohss from
White s.lphur springs

TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES
OF WESTERN Virginia LANDS FOR
aud IS agants for othsrs, two hundred thousand
of land situated IN GrssnbTier, Nicholas and
EaJstte counties OF this stats. These lands are
s9eai in fertility TO any in the state and will DE
soId on accommodating terms 80 suit purchasers
and at long credits.
Theye lands located in tie nex borhood OF the
B!ps Sulphur Springs where Nj J snead will DO
IRON 10th May to lat of October for the purpose of
showing these lands to. any person desiring to ex-
anime them.
Inform asion car beIobtsinod fren z gnsad, 0
Blue Sulphur Springz. We, Char les Etehbins, l0l
Broad street, Richmond.
ray 23-dSawkcwtIA SNEAD ETEaS1NS
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DLUE gULPHUK EPkINGS -Tbi. de

AZ lishtful watering place located in Greaa hrisr
Co. Va, waspurchsfed by company OF ksntlsiusn
Ia Assust last: II has sndsrEons many Improve
.nts end will be open fer the reception Of ysitsrs
en- the 18Th az Juas Tho waters arc siralsr to the
fhrfano cd White Sulphur; the situation 10 81 miles
from tbs White Sulphur Springs. saa Is from Lew
isburg aud the scsrery avounS il ia not surpassed
by any SPriGg IN the mountains. Tae sccort moda-
tons are squsl to those :. aay Spring in The moun-
t:ins of Virginia.
: Mr George " Buster. one OF the present owpsrs
and 60 favorahly known, is the manager.
Ar jose PHI Il snead, also oss of Gke owners, will
be f2apd there from the 2eth instant. uhsn he
would be pleased to his friends flor. Eastern
TiT giaia sed tho South.
To psrsons remaining for four weeks more =
liberal deduction Of charges will be- made. For in
formation or circulars giving description CT the
terra &C. p asss address Cb Gtebbins rul Eroad ST.
Richmond. GEORGE " BU2TER & co,
Pro2riesoTs.
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PERUVIAN GUAN0- Landing from
tchr Il K HGwlsy. fer sale By
L II sEIERER = co.
js21 80 Cary street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-03
NO. 1872.
MISCELLANEOUS READING
ORIGIN OF SLAVERY.

Mr. Bancroft. in his first volume OF his
History at the United States, gives ALI account
"i the early trafic of the Europeans, in slaye-.
In the middle ages the Nenetians purchased
white men, Christians aud others, and sold
them to the Saracens III Sicily and Spain
la Engla the Anglo-Saxon nobility sold
their servants as slaves to foreigners Tha
Portuguese first imported negro slaves, hont
Western Africa into Europe, in l442. Spar
soon engaged in the traffic and negro slaves
abounded in some Of the places in that King
dom. After America was discovered the IN
dians llispaniola were imported into Spain
and made slaves. The Spaniards visited the
coast of North America and kidnapped thou
sands OF the Indians. whom they transported
into slavery in Europe and the West Indies
Columbus himself kidnapped 500 native Am
ericans and sent them into SPAIN that they
might be publicly sold at Seville. The prac-
tice Of selling North American Indians into
foreign bondage continued for two centuries.
Negro slavery WAS first introduced into Am
erica by Spanish shareholders. who emgrated
with their negroes A royal edict of Spain
authorized negro slavery in America in 1918
King Ferdinand himself sent from Seville
fifty slaves to labor in the mines. In 1881
the direct traffic in slaves between Africa and
llispanola was enjoined by royal ordinance.
Las Casas, who saw the Indians vanishing
away before the crueties Of the Spaniurds.
suggested that the negroes, who alone could
endure severe toll, might be further employ
ed. This WAS in 1918.
Sir John Hawkins was the first English.
man that engaged in the slave.trade. In 1862
he transported large cargo of Africans to
llispanioa. In 1867 another expedition was
prepared, and Queen Elizabeth protected aud
shared in the traffic Hawkins, in one OF his
expeditions, set fire to an African city, and
out OF three thousand inhabitants succeeded
in seizing two hundred and sixty. James
Smith, OF Boston, and Thomas Keyser, first
brought the colonies to participate in slavery.
In 1854 they imported cargo Of negroes
Throughout Massachusetts, the cry of justice
was raised against them as maleiactors and
murdtrers: the men were committed Tor
the offence, and the representatives OF the
people ordered the negroes to be restored to
their native country ut the public EXPENSE
At u later period there were both Indian and
negro slaves in Massachusetts. In 1920
Dutch ship entered james river, and landed
twenty negroes for SALE This was the epoch
of the introduction of slavery in Virginia.
For many years the Dutch were principally
concerned in the slaye-trade in the market OF
Virginia.
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