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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-11
4 DEsIlsAELh: EALkM - OI.ANG:s az

ON TUESDAY, ELEVENTH DECEMBER, will offer
" for sale, Oh tho premises, my Farm, consisting
Southwest: Iiountu, nine miles below Orange Z. H., Eve
miles distant from Rapid Ann Station and three miles FROM
the located depot Of the Fredericksburg aad Orange Rail
road now being constructed This Farm IS handsomely sua
ted soil Of excellent quality, with good Improvements,
falling Springs OF water Churches End Mills
convenient and Are wood aud good timber nbuniatt.
l am very anxious 10 sell Terms accommodating At
the same time and place Horses Cattle, Farming lmps.
nen., &C., &c. -
NJ .OIyIn
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The Richmond Enquirer,
..ur, p,iLr, sEMl-wEEKLr AND "..N-A
!, ',,I ~. TYLER. WISE n ALLEGHE'
TERM s.:

,.r .,r.n doYar. pc. anrun, and a: he
I: ~, ,,,,r. II ,sS-n for shorter prTou .''' or ni
,;e"; SsswxgkLY, ave dollars per sanI,, n- ,he
YEA s, sr SIX month"; payable in aTSIEF ,s be- paid In
per .uuuu, six copies ion s;n;nS n,orey
49, j., tyanc. When letter. ccn.s'is, ,,I he a, he
.'Ir mali; ;hey aas;as registered, or they VIE
:. %. he writers. ,, n,iIv SrIni-WecSH
..-- Advertisements inserted IN ,.e
ESSr,Kss ADVERTISERS s", srsty thou
lac %a, N. The ronthly cireua'l1 q, o. cents per liur
.na 70 hE, oaiee may be !em.t:ea pr; T.
20 .~n,,e pan. notes, ifregisterea' ~ '"e ''sA '
the Fh:",>. ,sd Tributes OF Respect. rNceeains
-. ". ,.r cssrsed Tor as advertisements; .,
:n ' 80: iis,sree luust be acco'npanisa VIA. sne aa
o. satisfactory references 10 'nsh.o
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,
DASAMAi, on the 2ltt February last two negro boy.
IL HENRY aud JACKSON. Henry IL g. years old Ilrht
brown yelowsh color, abou. feet incEe3 hsa
aud weighs, sbon 10 pouds, and has from, ,ooih
lie is very good plantation black. .mlth land ksndy Mt
my thing you put HIN al and work, -ft.haaded-hs,
pleasant when spoken strangers. Jack
BON % 81 years old, brown coppcrc and
weighs thou, $50 1Gu pounds i, fee, ~ or II
nce. hgh has rather short walk, aud II hr has shoes
they very apt to be run outside.
will pay the above reward II said slaves are de.s cred
to me n Chambers county Ala, rigtsn!les OF OAK
Bowery, or Will pay Sl0u for Information get them,
T. II. DOOLlTTLE,
Oct2S-cH6n Oak Bowery, Chambers CO., Alp.
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1UEEIN'S
fiiUSPH0R-pERUYIAN GEANU.

Al n:w ready TO supply orders fo- my fertilizers .
III: ;h-y In. All may rely upon vetus, with
'tay al article no: Inferior to any have made; d!ner
L., IL n. phosphate ingredients, frol anything else In
'N-i aaG better because II contains pGrc lone
-tLsTE OF LINE thau any other Manipulated Guano.
-s t"alts OF applying my preparations TO whea. the
s'asoa have been favorable could be expected
s:- 't coubn-d disasters OF Joint worm, Ay rust and
' !: Ill, The drought, which prevented the present f
,-"e scsa Of The pbosphses TO very great exeni IL.
~ .."~ r ~Msa, g.ainng. But the OF the ,cs
S"$ 'h VAS equblo superior 10 Peruvian Gusno
"u',' 'VF ird. 'h>. need phosphstcs-ss nearly s
@ a p'0''dssuperiorlty under fair seusoua, for
P"Shs soo siaad OF Clover. l, that occazlou.
al a's nave been reported but ;ey were such as every
s''rna"r AS-rs Of sometimes due to the fact thx, the
-f dd no; need p'oshs IS, bu: laost generally 20 the
' season Tor 5oa wheat and c!1y-r have ever known
t ':. evidence o! the value Of my uarures Is 10 tr
d IA ihe Tact shat bl.e order, Tor more than four
'e ~ i1at!i as Lad a: The period Las, year
ls"en. who ere rduced 20 try my guano from thcir
Hrr'rccs, o! the representations Of others are par.
a!y Requested 10 order Ruln. yaano and to see that
1.;.; ~ " "'e''' - "e
ein he had OF niTs-H the comtnis.o,, ra-rchsns
5raets " % k:caDond Of my agents Me.srs THOMAS
h"aH':t! SONS. Petersburg NJ. IuLLISS X co Lynrh.
-. ms; t.om Sent f-rder::kshurc; MASON MARTIN {
w., ss"';''tI.i JOHNSTON, CLARKEs CO nanvI,I.
FRANK e. EI-eEiS
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SUANTED.-As Southern gentleman, with eight years
w experience In Teaching, wishes TO take charge OF
Male Academy, to AL the Chair Of Mathematics or
Ancient Language In Institution In the South Best
references given. Address Eox e0s, Richmond, Va.
Dec ST
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VALUABLE IiANOVEh LAND tOIr

- pRISG HILL, the residence OF the late Mrs. Lucy j.
= puruss will be sold at public auction (f not sold pri-
ya.eIy) the Stlt day OF DECEMBER next THIS TAI N
|, North River land, contains 20 Is weTH
aud tmhered and lies within mile Of Hewlcts
Turnout the Virginia Central Railroad II Is but seldom
50 valuable farm Is brought into market.
Refers ~ Mir H. +. Pondsx:cr, cf Rlchlnond; MI t. ~
Anderson and Dr. Anderson. OF retdop, Hanover: or
Mr. Wright. on the premises.
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or sa37,7a7.aI OF VIE.

IlNIA FIVE AND SIS FEK CENT. DEBT
ra1E holders vi tie following certificates O! debt Issued
hy ,Ee state Nlrsinu, will take uotice that the
COMMISSIONER, >akiug Fund. calling In the certificates
o. dst In the order IN witch they authorized to be
red -ed will proceed the 3isl day OF December 1SG0
% rcivr: said certificates 4; the Treasury Of the Coul
-E The holders Ui said certificates required
on the said 3l December $780, 10 surrender the same al
the oicr OF 81: second Auditor Whether surrendered or
rot tie iai-r.st VIII cease that day.
l. Gni=r net 10 provide fo7 the construction Of
trru.e Saunten to Psrksrsburs, passed 10th
March 1855. amended under the Sd section OF act 10
provide for raising loans certain railroad companies
aid :os etuer lurpo=cs, passed 2.s, March, lsS!
D:;. ", Amount
ISL Juue :, 81, Joseph Smith, Of Augusta Co., 1870
pc., 10, ~, Tbos Stevenson, Of Richmond, 2uv
ISL, Jan. IS -, Jas. uu,KIn,, couutter OF Jno
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RlEHNUNU, VIKUINIA.
r:y: VEri ar the liberal encouragement extended To
q: our Sor,hrra fr:e.ds, We have spared no c3ptns%
n .,,-ii!, facilities IL meet the Increased arui@G
rY,r y.rInss manufactures. ln our
;.,k wv HEEL DEP.AISIMF.N = /,
have :a.,. -x.asse improvements by the aic:;ion 20
a: WHEEL FOUNDRY Of building - by ~ 'eet, aad
=, iar,ic:sn of he most modern aad Improved ia.
taHs:'. ,,,,,
..ir g Is a-- ,.ar.d by s-l'cen:sslus hoFLoatsl Ma.
rirr drsva on the Axle by powet.u ly"raune
~. ish.d with en- Indicator by which the force sp.
I.!.d.. ,s- WLceli- accurately measured.
-, so.taut 10 u,saufscsure, from best CEAeCeAL
!itTil.:
a. IRON Railroad Chairs; Railroad sn1 ship S.!k.s
s,,;o.d WhecA; Truck Bolts and Fish Bars; Cas And
!..c: Axis Bridge and other lonS fo's; Iron trucks;
C.aa.n AID prcIcc:irs all kinds Iron anu 'A's C"sini
,ioua-y and Portable Eog!nes Saw a:j
T:':t S+-.... sn:.: Mi..s and Engines. .., -
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s.ENiTESTIARY OF ViiIGINlA.


AZ :!e Agents store No. 2 Pearl street. the following
.,ccs Il, reduced prices, to-v1t;
.yc.,, shoes and B.ogueS
W"ui-n Children ana Servants shoes
w.ggu and Cart Narness Ct sTe:y dsscEP;!"'
Machine BANDS, Leather Gose
Wagons Carts,
Dr.ys and wheelbarrows.
Hl:truacs, Safes, &c.
s,-i,ei, and Plaid Cot:ons
ke..ry. and Linseys for plantation nn2's
k,ady made Clothing for Servants
Most Of The above articles hand and for ssr .: VII
aadc repaired. other job ~Tk ooa- 20 order on
notice tcr cash. or 10 punciS' cus'ooe9 ouiS o"
.a... .!ine
III s'Hny A '.''sas;1ry st. siSSS Esss5s''
5 e s!iea'fs As:ai :a W. Fenensiy
V;CiimOYD LIZ L STOCK MARKET.
t,lIE undersigned ttTlng procured the services Of T.
l H. Crocssu, 70. .ie purpose OF selling Live Stock
i lLe c::ayat rnEke' VIII. With Luther s Irvine be
o. re Is; day OF September next. prepared
: rr I'M, rided attention /" a.! business entrusted
eel confident, from ih-!r long experience. 20
- ..e - - entire sl;!5fac:i6n.
a.. :.Ea. inssn! ldraa 'eElrLte consignmen;s.
JOHN GROUSE
a.. -u..at: L. S. IRVINE
lLiYi:> WASTED.-A s0ulIyrn pIat;vr, vro
= i-,s - iscaaSe ;or III; OVID use from shy -
~ - T-c,Ii- The purchase Any farmer wishing %
" -Cc' "t would do well 10 communicate with
DAVIS, DEcPREE CO.,
o.. S.; Richmond, Va.
9"od ,aT, sui tsrased Leather and the best brands
- r'i- cr::,>u, Ech sill sell low for cash good
l.i'-
'"St pal: ~ asi- Erogues, to- CASH only.
y. DEvEEEUX,
'-rt .5-"lt No. 1872 Cary st
i.EnaDs, ltAISlNN, CITKON, CCK-
"A EAHs, F'e.erved Ginger, Maccaron Dutch Cheese,
st"- French aid English Mustard, Olives CApers Ps.
'1+ s=iG aal Pa:ea Sperm Candies, Swee: OIL VerUd
SoyS-ea- BLAIR / cHAMBERLAYNE
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S.sssaEP KAHM ,

rkuLE MAC II NE W ORkS ),
HICYJlOED -.
,;.y-iAGTC::ts steam Engines Of erssy description
II ., ,1- Circular Saw MILLS, Mill Gearing, Mining
Of every description. Castings n Iron and lrHss
-. ,-: n,,ic- Feb S-siy
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
kET'TaEWAN FOR SALE.

kEEEaEWAN FOR SALE.
fH1IS Estate lying James River In Charles City coun
1 IS, three mites from the Court House. and containing
(ouehall under cultivation. and highly itn
proved Is for sale. shall be absent In the South for
uioath two, but during my absence Mr. Thos H. Wilcox
Is authorized TO sel II. aud will raiy any contract be
asy enter Into touching the premises.
WI A. SELDEN, NJ D.
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SElUCkOB MILL.
vit'!lNUSD GROUND PLASTER

, Az a.w prepared - supply any demand f":
ri,arse, FRESH GROUND. for the FAN crops.
~ .f... ul Luay Is Large; selected from the rarr't
iSovn SCOTIA Quarrirs With special Ec!errace 10
,, - ,ar-, "a SCiFHATE OF LiNs.
rI so the heavily increased patronage, the rcfr
@ 81 49,. .:.:i shalt be fully siued for PURITY aud
r.. y.y,:I;,gS JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
''-.g-.-.;, OtEce No. IL Pearl street.
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Al OGaelt TO Eriabin.

The following letter from fellow towns
bin smacks Of the right spirit, and gives an
earnest of what We may expect at and from the
Nnrth whenever the effort for coercion shall be
seriously attempted. Independent. Of such evil
dences as this-there can br nc doubt that on
the very first outbreak Of actual STRIFE our
enemies ut the North will Gnd true men
enough to give them their hands full there,
and small opportunity for march against the
South. Per contru, we shall, probably, have
L considerable lumber Of traitors to subdue in
our own midst. We heartily trust that when
the moment Ct strife shall come, if come it
must, each section will be able snglchanded
TO sudue its own nnauraises sujsts.
EclLEFoSTE, Pa,
Nov. oath, lSGC
Dear Sr: Il understand hat COL thames S.
Brisbin Of this place, has offered his services,
with some five hundred Wide Awa!ics," to
Gov. Letcher, for the purpose Of forcing the
people Of Virginia into measures, should they
secede. have expected this, and now offer
lny services, with ''0hc thousand men" who
can be organized within ten days, to rcpel
any attack that may be made by those men,
or any other force from the Northern States.
have been through the neighboring coun
ties, and the young ucn Of the Democratic
party are anxious for them 10 make the FIRST
move. Ii they Go SO, pledge you my word
Of honor as gentleman und soldier, they
will never have to leave their own State to find
an enemy.
If you accept my oIer, yon will please let
me hear from you.
am, truly,
W. c. MACMANNIS.
10 Hon. uESHY 4! WISE, Richmond, Va.
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lrISSIONEEs'S SALE OF TsaE VAL
UABLE "SPRtNG FARM" CONTAINING 1863
ACRES, IN uESnICO, FOUR MILES SORrl-WEsf
OF RICHMOND.
A s COMMISSIONER appointed by decrecof the Cir
N cult Court Of l!enrlco, pronounced on the s Novem
brr lsGJ In the OF Gardnrr against Gardncrs Tx
ecuior &C." shall, Commissioner thereby appointed
proceed TO sell 1t public auction the premises. on
FRIDAY, the 2lrt December at - O'Clock ~, II fair, II
not the next fair day thereafter The valuable SPRlNG
FARM" located as above, OF which the lat- Miles H.
Gardner died seized aud which now In the occupancy Of
Daniel E. Gardner, Esq"
contains By recent survey, 1868 acres, OF which there
ample quantity Of wood lard IOr the OF c IcS
The clear ed land i, In u ane state Of cultivation.
There Is the place excellent framed dwelling, near
ly new and every outbudins necessary the o the
The place ~ remarkably healthy, nnd the neigh
borhood among the best in tue county.
TERNS S:-0uc.fourth cash balance Al twelve. eighteen
and wenyfour months for negotiable notes erss! add.
ed and the title retained till all the purchase money fully
pad, and Conveyance ordered BY The Court.
JOHN R YOUNG,
O1-cths mi her.
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t.ytsENCE 6. WARiE
- ..,.,.,n .,N ~ A,r AM

,,rrlrS I'm The Courts Of the city OF Richmond, aud
trpr;les Of Hearieo Hanover and CAroli:'e.
=, $50 Notary fnhEc and comn:i'seser o' the C-'ea
80 l:g:i Of Claims. ,,,,., ,;,
50, ,a.hip between Mr.. Chsstaia waite and iir.'
,i h;,-nyrd, his ofic. Is LOW on uth street. J'''
~. ,,i !S:.'s Hall.
,,;--S,y
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TO THE CREDiTORS OF WM. J. WAT.

e.
4 DEED Of Trust hayiTg hccn executed on the el5:
Ia October 1850. by Win. j. Watkins Of Charlotte eCua
ty by which he has dedicated his entire property 10 the
pnyment Of hs debts notice hersby given TO bis c:-di
tors 10 Present their claims without delay.
All general creditors, those having security for
her clas nre required b. tho terms OF the Deed 10
HS' e same vi n sixty days from the cxeca.i"n thereof
IN orner to take advantage Of its provisions I; be
found III the oGce Of Charlotte county Court where Il has
been recorded will also be recorded In Richmond and
10 frirce kdward. Address
TllOS. WATKINS, Noun, Laurel
Post OEc-, Halifax cnuuiy
NCHD '. GAINES brakes i'''s'ee-'
Branch, Charlotte County,
Or ISAAC L. WATKINS, A,to!ncy.at.i..w, Charlotte
COURT House. Sow S-cyCOd
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DOUGLAS d GAnEt.Uis s,H,!t.r

.,.,, ,rur COCkTS OF uASofEh AM NAV
'itiilAs iiurGlAs also attends the Courts OF King AID
$500 ana 2,h;;,.iJS Arl.,t's, King William.
= ,;7rr;4ST, ia. Old Caurca. Hanover Ecn 10 c!y
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tttsECEINRIDGE,A ATTORNEY At LAW,
tI...,i,,> Ia the Courts OF Bote,ourt aud adoitEe
%;;.."'ss.,.-".rcrsburg, Bo.stour, County, Va
~ 1!-,T ------------
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TRUST "a LIE.
pf virtue Ct Deed Of Trust from c. +. Mcdowell ano
ln the Clerks once Of Hanover County Court and by
quest OF the beneficiary therein the undctgrcd Trust
the eby appnted will proceed 70 sell publc auction
at Ashland, WEDNESDAY, the 26rh day Of December,
1861 u O'clock NJ all The right title md Interest, beth
real and personal Of the said T. Mcdonald Ind wife, In
the dover OF Nancy Cross widow u the late Fnc! Cross
deceased, with special warranty.
TEHuS cash
De- s-cytdS ELDRtDGE CRUsS, Trustee.
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.t9EN3oS. "-' "'
1uHSSOS S pCGII.

.lS;A:ISSiOS MESCH NIS.
,s,ySr ur;Liiy6 aHocSoS wARruorSE)
RICHMOND, VA.
~. ,ir Of Tobacco, Wheat Corr, and couLtFF pre-
r..,-ra:Iy rc,nrn ,heiy s!ncrre thanks TO :heii
--c. i.r - very ih-r pa-oaas: heretofore 'Nteai.a
"A ft.,, sr ass continuance and increase OF the Same
>. T. ;r.s; year promising their unvlded prfsona' a''en'
-, :. al co:i.!s.rnsnis cculnited to thcu.
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's'NN T.ITn L CHI L I o n:
I'm, y,roUlER COUNTY, VIRGINIA
.hNiE,GTI;sEisS ss1a SE aEti tT5tKisH YaET,
.ts .., ~ TX !iNsEYS for negro women. Ma:ca 10y
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;. K.i$sILL,
ATTORNEY AT IAW, s:..h
..l l. VII, !;2ts,t Tyler, Esq, NJ" l''' sou" ''N~
= '''.'' PHILADELPHIA ,,.,.
~. siST@. - ~ Jan 3l-cti
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EclLEFoHTE, Pa,
Nov. oath. 1850.
Report Of the Secretary of tho Navy

10 Hon uESHY 4. Wise. Richmond, Va.
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! LAND IN WESTERN VIRGINIA ZOE
SALE
StOME valuable rnctt Of land In Jackson, Gmor and
y other coui.Ies well suited Tor grazing aud farming pur
poses The being r.sdrt u. hi, state, and
unable to give the necessary attention 10 this property "
dispose Of Il, very low price. In quantities ~ ru pur-
| chAeers.
For particulars please address DR. J. BTKHE.
| Care Of WI. W. PARAER, luSAnOnc, vs.
| Nov
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AMELIA STIifNGS WOIi SAFE.

TH0S. WATKINS, Mount Laura!, Halifax c9raty, va:
r. V. GAINES, brakes Branch, Charlotte county, ';
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yIrII,iuNn. VlKGlNIA,

-. .>bTESc*,
h. ,'.- .L.s.l,
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l'..s tL-F'.f'' TT - :
TREDEGAR IRON WORKS,

yoUS T. TANNER
A. i IprIIpp
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Charles City Co., Oct. l2--csw
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lsli. Ma! :. 80, Richard Thyr.,9m, t., u!d Swan
Wharf, uilsr fEinvs ,rect, Lon.
don, 40
l2c, aatae. go
1919, SpI %, i.,, Bl:Juess Johanna Aih.r,ua Ad.
r!Hie de trr!i,hiifgen VIE Of
Baron Frederic &c Be.ichnSep,
u Stuttgart, so
!s3h, Iun" =. ic4, David Ba.cla. Chapman, OF Lon.
dnr SCI
Do ."l, SANG, so
10 lH:, SAME, iU
pn lY3, sSinc, SU
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While it is the dictate Of sound policy 10 IN,
crease the efficiency Of our present ships OF
war, it is equally SO to increase their number
Tie Constitution Of the United States con-
fers on Congress the power to maintain na7y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02

called TO DECIDE between democratic tickets foe
STATE ocers--s thing which has the
a., q, he old Coalition Tho quarrel Is likely 10
b. carried into the dtserIc, and county conventions
tLroug q The state There will be dc "a OF truth told
u tLose dsiehun LITTLE Gatherings, the primary meet
llgs iLosc sLo relish exhibitions Of srant'ng ana cut
cUtrry O. large srale hy Individual, ws0 are pereut
masters u tue arts wl b. interested Il NOS particularly
GdiheC By careful Ieadiug 81 the records oI our us
oofdaut democratic conventions this year Ihe TWIST
iugs tLosc WORTHLESS who and themselvre forced rom
the fence take refuge upsp horn or ne oher OF
very Csagrecable dilemma Jurd Chsnce for conside-
rHbe humorous observation Tie consumption Oh pott
bs among some of thc.e sapeDi politicians, In cOnse
ouenrc az their perpeKiy, ~ absolutely tsrrify ing
Office holocrs and 0le seekers are alke confoaLded.
suce the aaaurIent at Congress, the proprietort OF
t Nercha Exchange ia state street. where the Post
an c h. al present situated have finally realized that ia
uccordanoe wh the natural and unavoidable tendency Of
The business and population Of Boston, in soulherly d.
rtcol the Office must be removed 70 more central And
accessible locality notice having been given them that
the premises now occupied BY the department would be
vacated by the LIST OF October On the 9th una
mousy at meeting OF tue stockholders Of the
tNchage building 20 authorize the directors tender
he deparmvnt The of the occupied by the
rust Oiie rent iree for six months from that date the
Office should be continued there for that length OF time
This mOvenent was opposed rs Of the sockhodt
TO bride the government satisfy the demands Of state
street. and would be regarded js,ifyng the
already made Of the unscruplous character of the State
street opposition u the Post Office removal II certainly
looks very much like an attempt 70 purchase the
OF the administration To which would operate
strongly to tie deiment VI the present ard future rte
res Is OF the city
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Whichever way IL turns. the Presidential election viii
be materially affected b. a. Isss- a.1-ss.
The happy oonditoa OF The people 81 this pN-t Of the
country may b. learned HON fact that, although
large tract Of land aud large sum money were be-
queathd many yes's ago By benevolent Individual for
for the best reason that there Tor such an
rstt.~s. WIZ Strne hs s~.rtIrsu traCucers tic
South make n 90 this fGctf
The ilfsne Asylum VI Raleigh sce large bniixing
erected ~ TIE state al cost uf tAree hundred ts
doass. II 10 veil arranged aud usiaged Ii cpIk
accommodate many cf the rniOrtus Ate insane tM~
the state farm sbee
The springs, or places az resort which NEE
toned IN the ahJoatag Counties, wed At ended bat
mostly by abe people ct she state FOR the ia st part tie
water OF the springs ~ ehaly beae, with gnes
There many such shrongb part 1T t state whicA
are nude Of for siters. kitron's S,r,ngs.
which has the argess appears TO be the most
fashionable place, is comparatively new place Ia a.
thousand parts OF tho water Of this ng there are 60 If
the carbonate 81 iron. ~ N lime 81 OF soda IT Of the
sScate Of aluminium OF nagpesia aud little of
other minerals The country Mt al th springs Is roll
ng and pretty alternating with woodland cultivated
fields ana
The people OF this portion OF North Carolina are max
ing yearly great improvements In farming and In their
stock. few enterprsing individuals OF ample means
have led the way, AID the rest following Genera
Green, Of Warren rs among the foremns, in Improving
his farm buildings and the appcatio Of labor saving
machinery HE probably has too, the finest aud largest
stud OF rase horses IN the country Ho has this year
hundred Thousand tobacco plants growing in ane condi
ton.
Cotton is planted much more extensively in this par,
OF the state than heretofore The production
ing early Tho cotton, and tobacco look we'll aud
promise large crop The planters rain but there
"a every prospect OF abundant yield Of ali these inn
portAnt Southern productions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, July 20, isct

PEsNpxscr, July 20, Is0o.
Risde Maud one Of ne Dcab.f,i States--rioics Of tie
feoac,7s q ne "LtTle Cidnt"-Cov Sprueae in Fpror
Of Dcuglds-7h Rcdicris u an Shades ftor his LEAD
and Sel,ae wl'h Sgldacr S,rcrsiont- -Monynen, b.
RSyr W6Hnms-Brc0cn Csirrsiy Csrwenccr,ea,, o.
Rbod, Island by means tho certain state for rin
coin which those who figure Up Presidential rnaortc
count her. Sic has become politically whimsical cf late
and the approaching election viii probably sustain hor
sobriquet Of saucy little Roia - By acting pretty much
she has miad to- and instead q eodorslng tho rail
PLATFORM plant herself upon that q popular sovereignty
From careful consideration OF political aspects In this
city, incline 10 the belief that Rhode Island must be set
down a Doubtful State. with stronger leaning 10
ncugas than 10 any other candidate. The conservaiyc
element exhibited last spring IN he cccs, or,hc straight
cut republican nske. us see,.oQ " NJ. sssue, Is