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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement e,.o-
where, in relation to convict labor at the Penitsn
tia.y. Warden Sengstack Is exerting himself To
the utmost for the improvement of this prison and
to make it self-sustaining institution as far a.
may be, by employing the cOnvicts upon all
branches Of pr ,ftable labor possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

LECTURES BEFORE THE WASHINGTON ARIA
socIArIoN -Arrsngements are being made for
eoIrst OF lectures before the association upon ar
anu h.hdred subjects We have seen the name
OF severai distinguished gentlemen who are alread
engaged, and from their we'll known abilities
nc tlch treat may be expected. These lectures Wi
during the exhibition where the eve q. r,a1I "
well as the ear may be gratified. "ei I"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

HolSE FOR RENT OR SALE, containing
4 IS rooms, gas. Potomac water, hath room, &C.
Inquire on the promises, Ne "a Missouri avenue,
hetgeeD s1s ~ 18th streets. TIE furniture viii be
sold or rented with the house, if desired.
ia l2-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

FLOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR Of the build
d Ing immediately opposite the west Wig of the
City Tia. RECENTLY occupied 10y Chss. :. Wallach
as an Office. Also the front room IN the second
story and the third floor of the SAME bu,dIng For
terms apply ID RICHARD WALLACE, No. 2
Louisa avenue. ia IS IF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-08

The tobacco business also carried on on a ereasve
scale in this city There three immense warehouses
for storing and selling ths STAPLE which are capable o
holding 1900 hoesheads. The aggregate s.ies 90
these houses amount to about 1900 hoeshesda
annually, realizing the Of ahost 42,-
500 600. Here the planter sells hs tobacco daily 10
buyers from Cincinnati, Chicago, Cleveland NsAakeo
and other cities The sales generally bald 10 Tie fore
noon, commencing a. nine O'Clock say and couclodng By
noon The planter pays toe aucoueer 81 Is per hogs
bead which includes storage, inspection, &C. and getiog
check for the amount OF Els sales enabled dispose
o. hs produce without any further trouble Tue busineso
mpsaiy increasing, and ere many years Lousv!ls D
Destined TO Dc one Of the most extensive tobacco N
me country Within the la1t three Year, the wholesale
cry goods groceIy and drug trade has increased
wonderful Yate uere are some thirty dry goode bouees
whose aggregate Gales amount 70 o. Doc 600 Toe
grocey eusipees still more extensive the amount-
ing to 600 annually. The drug Dealers Of which
there are ten sell about 900 worth Of goods every
year Then the Wholesale liquor clothing, hardware aod
boot and shoe dealers. do extensive business and tnA
trade 10 on the increase every year.
Probably NO city IN the world has such natural sd-
vsntages for manufacturing louisville. She has ssNr
power 70 set the machinery Of thousand iia motion
but strange 70 say, al the manufacturing y performed
BY steam power Not single mill IL visible on The river
banks, Although wafer power equal II b said 70 socp NIL
lion horse power 10 allowed 70 waste over the FL
from one end Of the year TO the other Nature evidently
intended that Lousvle should be grand msou .tuyir
place, and NO doubt she viii one day outstsi, Ill bar
Western competitions Ia this respect glance Ct tee f,i-
loving table will show what progress has been made IN
few Of the leading branches Of manufncturee--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-08

Besides The above there three ahpbulding ys-ds,
several cooperage, brush, chair, patent medicine,
gola ana silver, boiler and white led, Ac, o.,
teoinhmenS, employing thousands u hAnda, 81
gether with . number R architectural foundrje .,
copper, TIN and sheet Iron WORKS, Tunsmsh 4,
looking ehss makers, sab manueActursrs, &c !,
700 numerous 70 mention. 1ne completion Of ths
Louisville and Naahvills Rasoad has given immens
mpetua 70 trade. Pncing ., DOS, 10 connection with
al the Northern and Southern rnlroads IL advantages
are incalculabis. Osrutsu asvsn.ah Noble aad New
Louisville and Lebanon road WIN soon Be opened 70 lm-
beTxnd Gap, 70 sbsD conneolou with me Lypchburr
and Knoxville Railroa6, which WIN bring n ia dreo com.
municatoa with The Saoern shores Of virxns and -
Atlantic ssabeard Louisville has long fe Ire vsus d
railroad cenneson but nov that the road 70 Nsshyils =
ccmpIo1ed her tAde with Te1ueasee Georria Alehsss
Mmlppi, Louisiana and the great SoufhWes1 iii -
pjdH hcseaee; and ere long che viii stand ont 'front.'
inmuDmt of Southern industry and eniernrtss faS
eegne ny cy On The Ohio in point Of wealth, Ssssty
n repssuon % IL sine and population tbsrs i. M ep,
II United States, perhaps 20 celebrsted fnr tha ~
ner o. - handsome dwellings Louisville b he sDrne
uc az NE avenues leading from the CITY preocnf esnS
o eegsnce and rural beauty truly nakufdcsnf ~
sce0 ee ~ mAcadamssd, laid out 1t riehf 49, Nj
WIN shAds trees Il The unoss luxurisnt To-
xno houses, which principally two storjco HIGH
lie un upon oapacious lots, loo by 300 feet ana snr,
Iounoeo on ~ sideg BY beautiful flower sssdeus 40
snIuonelyi % sh.t, aeush residents eas ety. ths
are enabled q breathe the pure air OF heaven az
uneonnmnassd almost - though they wore ifvrg IN ID
open country. Brcefwxy which bears tie rans rsmsso1
% Locsvns tnaS cntec avenue does 70 BROOKLYN -
Yen1kaof for be number and elegance Of ~ dwell
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TENNESSEE
oCR SPECIAL NASHVILLE CORRESPONDENTS.

oCR SPECIAL NASHVILLE CORRESPONDENCE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb a, 1890.
1Ae Eject Of S'oards Ineprcssi8'e CbnHia Dcorins-TAe
Charleston Cosr~sion-c,c TIE Politicians Sscnd-pOu-
gas Caaner Pocr-l~nense Impetus to Home xanuac-
nrss-AevSalturu, and Mineral Ressuvcss-lAs ON AZ
NdsAUHe-hs Trad, Cowme,ce kanufacs,~es Psslic
Baldings, &c.
Public feeling In regard 70 Sswards reprssibh con-
nct doctrine and the late events Hsrpers Ferry 10 mot
% strong 10 this State ~ might imagine The people
here refrain nom making any demonstration until some
Of the other Southern States lead or the BALL but they ere
none the iess loyal to the osuse on thas account
II Is true, they are strong lovers Of the Union
in this part Of the country, and hosorabe means
VIII be spared to perpstuats II, bat rest assured
the election Of black republican President win turn their
love into hate and secession and Southern consederscy
win b the inevitable result Tennesseeans are quiet
easy going people, and not fond Of qusrsng or fehng
but once they worked up, their anger ma easily sp
pesssd So beware, Mater Seward, how 20, tribe with
tbsp rights and seefngsL 4-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-08

The Union men, II all hazards win bc content With the
Charleston nominee, matter who he may be- and any
platform that there will be standing Tho fire.
eaters platform bold and fearless one pregnant with
secession and dsuniou but have been given 70 under
stand that the readopuon OF the Cincinnati platform and
the endorsement Of the bred Scott decision Il Charleston
viii satisfy the majority Of the delegation and that Hun
ter Of Virginia, Dickinson of New York, or any other
sound Northern man, will be acceptable. They arc
deadly opposed, though 10 Douglas and any attempt TO
give him the nomination will be the signal for q row.
Aansms csnoos stomach squa.ser sovereignty:
injured into the people Of this STATE Volunteer com
penies are forming in every town. and night the music
The streets. In This city some four or nve
rife companies have been organized, and drills are eoee
pan,es in thi cy-Eneine Company No 2-has siso been
seized with the military mania This compsnv dris
every thursday Dehs and has already made much pro-
selves stand Of rifles and their uniform expected 70
be ready next month 10 time for their spring parade.
has recently passed about dozen acts allowing free
negroes 10 become slaves II may seem strange 10 the
pope Of the Northsrn States that any negro should thus
ensAve himself but you thai such Is the fsca
For fear any q your readers may have doubts On the
subject append true copy Of Of these voluntary
epsaving acts, which reads "a follows
rul EMITTED Az ACr 10 Ar1HoRsx Ixvr vrr,,xS,rooy
AND CORA, vsn NEaRoEs, 70 BECOME SLAVES, PASSED IN
Borsz or nEfxnxSTArryEs, rm 7, 1860.
Representatives Of The STATE or Alabama In General A.
eeunby convened, that Lewis wetherspoou frce memo
living IN the county Of Pike, be, and hereby authorized
and empowered 10 solect and choose william Croswe Of
said county FOR hts owner and master n the and
form hereinafter prescribed BY this act
Sec. And be further enacted, that Tho said Lewis
wctherspoon shall die bis petition In Probate Court OF
he county Of Pike, declaring his intention o. and desire
Of becoming slave and Of being owned q property By
Il taid william Croeweil whereupon shaiI be the duty
Of estd court, ser notifying the sai1 William Croswel Of
the nlmg Of sad petition and amer said William Croswel
shs ale his written consent "a sid % become the
and Of the said Lewis wetherspcou 70 en-
up decree TIE records Of said court that from and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-08


vii sch NJ private sale FIVE Intelligent and coupe,e
n(DuT ND sHOE MAKERe, Of the most uueAceptcoable
sAsyscssr They would also make capable House Servans
- esss Il capacity hesy and
eiy To sd ally 10 y rssiats or 10 psra',gs IL re
Supsy Il our cfBce south AIDE Adaer's wharf
thus Harry, the -oachman, was for sale to respectable
sitv Y,sil<ns only The shoemakers, however, will
irS to leave the city condition they brought
% The place where they were raised. Siavehod-
sss, Is . cIaas, are not 20 inhuman a. thcy
ere represented. Singular ~ II msy seem, they
rave rsspecs and feeling for their bordsmen well
ether people. and when compelled to sell their negroes
Sney make every eot 70 procure them good homes and
yonsers ma slaves principally sold tine, from
frc monihs 70 year, the buyer giving his note and .
urYsxske on The property.
PsssSs nom ne auction scene proceeded up te main
ssseef leading the CApol aud ertered private sales
room Some forty-nve or fftr men, women and chill
1ren were sated long benches and exposed there for
~ ne men and boys ranged on one side Of the
room asd he women and girls on the other They were
ie0V Slseo They Appeared perfectly happy and con-
5000 and were neatly dressed The place had al the
- Of = nseIIeeece ONCE in ths NORTH only that the
,osnts vere much cleaner end heater in their appear
.nce shan you wonld usually nnd NE white savanna
go a,oue b harselk she. was sewing when
sssssd DE p,sce, and "a Dot sssn q ~
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.iNe rr' he replied; .'the Governor wouldn't take
:1y o.. Of @ me- Why he h.s been offered
that you cont nnd IN every Niger. You little
honest Not much, perhaps, but some No, sir money
! laughed heartily At Jacks round about way Of self.
praise, and suggested that he must be valuable
al guess am, cir, ;" he replied "rve worked this
ere NIL Tor over thirty yea-s and think ough, 70 know
something by this"
Although he seventy years old, he was a. hale and
hearty - . man Of thirty. he told that 10 was one
Of brothers, and his father who "a l2J years
old, stll living Of the neighborng pAntAtors
Jack quite aavorte among the fair sex IN the sum
be takes the girls on. upon the milpond in his
bateku. - ~ calls Il. and smuses them cat ;h;ng trout
on Picnic excursions and insist Jscxs rowur them up
and down the pond VI the mill has be stopped
while The miller d away on such excursions, bat Jack
always manages make mp for the lost time BY working
early and late the next Gay aferwards On one
occascn Jack sent into Montgomery for crank that
ctre shops The mschina however refused TO deliver
Up unh . was paid for on The spot
What said Jack, .ycu refuse 70 trust my master
Why, he has 70 tote his money to- the bark in wagon
losds, he has got 50 much Of H. believe have got
money enough myseif TO settle this here BILL and draw
ing ont his wallet Jack handed the the price Of the
crank ard left the shop in high audgcon.
AnAx, the carpenter and mechanical gerius Of the
plantation, has Workshop clase by the mill He s tho
fohly skilled in carpenter and cabinet work and re-
Gently put up very handsome house for Of Senator
r,xIAiTckS He has also great for garden
and peach orchard brought oil through his nur-
sery grounds. BE has several thousand young peach
and apple treee which he sails to the neghborine plan
teri. Last year he made $3.50 by his nursery, while his
cotton patch yielded him Else more. BE has
OF ground under cultivation, and this spring he intends
rot one OF those negroes who bury hsf money in the
ground. He has 100 much sense for thai His plan 70
lend biz moeey out on interest He has ahost 81 900
leaned out and holds the notes Of twO planters for
possesssd Of great dsl q general iniornao0 Besides
~ ssas9 soos &c .nsnr ss % :.
e ~ Fitzpatrick has fad lin since be was boy ten
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-13
rELRaRAMs.
LATER FROW EUROPE

HAttFAz, kUch l2.-The steamship America, from
Liverpool the 21th arrived early this morning She
oriugs topographic dates TO the 26th win Queenstown
Tue reso'nuoS was rejected in the House OF Commons
IN opposition to the budget by a large majority.
Arrangements are completed for Lord Elgius extraor-
binary mission to China
The British channel fleets have been ordered 20 the
heueranean m consequence of Spain having demand-
Gu rse oeSsion OF territory from Morocco as one OF
the conditions of peace
The Asia had arrived out
Austria rejects EugaudS proposition in relation to the
Italian question, but sbdes by the Villa Franco agree
men She viii not employ force at present but reserves
that liberty for the future
spain demands from Morocco large Indemnity and
possession OF all the conquered territory
Tue Atlantic Telegraph Company propose attempting
20 restore the cid cable
The cotton market Tor the week ruled quiet. Sales Of
9lo1o bales including 500 to Spcculstors and 1000 to
Exporters The market closed very dull with a slight
decline on INFERIOR but finer qualities are hrmer IN con-
sequence of the scucity
o,.eans hir 81; middlng rs. upauds fair lilo;
midiins 1-l6. Saturday evening the market closed
quiet Flour duh and steady at s3saSSs. cd Wheat
steady; Southern los. to los Cd. Corn quiet and
easier but NOT quotaby lower yellow 3$s. 3D. TO $Ss
90. Beet steady. Holders offered freely but with
no disposition 10 press sales. Bacon firm
Lard hrm, and slightly higher. Sugar quiet. Coffee
quiet Rice steady. Resin steady Turpertue firm at
Sos a36s ID, closing active. The Money market closed
easier Bullion in the Bank hudincrea,ed ei10'OC.
C0uSols-S1turday, closed at "a 1895 is.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-13
CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON March l2-SsNArE- Iverson intro
duced bil 70 extend the provsious % land Flor
ida for the benefit Of the Mobile and OHIO railroad
Referred
NJ King presented petition Of merchants for steam
ship hne from New lor6 Cuba via Charleston and Key
West. Referred.
Tie Special Committee on Printing reported Joint
resolution saspendiug the amendment the Post Office
appropriation bin and providing for printing the Post
Office Blanks. Passed
The res, OF Jae session occupied in the case of
Tballrus Hyatt who was finally by a vote OF 80 to 10
committed the common jail for contempt Of the au-
tto-tv Of tie Serate ul he purge himself
U'rsE-Tbe Home>te "a bi, was passed by vote Of
ia to 66-,he Southern members generally voted
a-a-st &C.
Mr. Morrill, underworld to introduce q bin from tie
Committee OF Ways and Means providing for the Ic lgmp.
ton OF Outstanding treasury notes authorizing new
loan AID regulating import duties with a view to afford
protection and Increase the revenue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-13

1 = HECROSS.-8s viii zen Ihis As-n!ag alto oei1ef
- 10 Likely Negroes. PuLLlLH sETTz, Aucts
irAntr1 slrect.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-13
MARINE NEWS
PoRT OF RICHMOND. March ~.
arcs rA1ER CrulsPlrl % Oolo01sgs aus az alIs

NON yErvR uEsHAYl 81 ooLo0AeUS RsE 6lI, g.
ARRIVED.
Steamship yorktown, pAnis n " mdSe and Lud
steamer Virginia Kelley, PhIa mdse passengers H. E.
futile M. - =,
sebr John H. Travers, Frank, Dao Guano g McGruders
schr Eleanor Roberts Balio., Guano, Rufn.
May EiIa, Mooreeock. James River Wheat, W. NJ Iar-
schr. E. NJ J. simpson, iPrun, James River B1et, Cole
Co. a.
=" Ams5,n warren Eastern Shore, Oats TO Capt
William T. Henderson, Layton, York River Corn Stems
&Co. ,,u
u. Herbert, Myers, In ballast.
steamer City Of Richmond Mitchell Pl mdse and passen-
ssbr John r. Grnth Bunting BALTIC md.c w Colqut
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~ "VVUI - HFFEN-NN, Aur7
COMMISSION t.Ii,S SALE Or IOr IN ue civ

= u NJ ''7'I'' IITFI NJ ND NIIT1
COMMISSIONS appointed by decree Tie Circuit Court Of
the city Of Richmond. pIoonncd on the % Of March 1860 la The
Of taey agin iaeys admir- &C ta proceed 70 s,
public auction the pre1se TUESDAY, the 2!th March
1900 At clock y NJ fia not The day the resi-
referred {, Ia the pan'f bill consisting lot located
oye fronting 6A feet the West side Of Jail alley running
feet This lot Is located IN par OF the civ here
houses rent readily ana but upon would
fair rents
TERYS-One third cash balance ard lnths for rega
he notes; Interest Sdded and title retained tn al The nurcas.
moneys paid The taxes Tor 1860 10 be paid BY the purchaser
mhh-taNtds A. b. GLlGON. Comr.
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AUCTION SALES.
PUYu,sE DAYS.


CARGO SALE OF RIO COPPEE ArpJtyIU-
~ root flNh sA.f. On nLDHhsDAY, ti.nh zis, a. d.
ocoek NJ We 81" o"'F Tor sale al our uarcue head Of the
do,k
3n bag q rm. Rio Conc, n tailed ass cargo ofihc
Also
5N arls Liverpool Fne SAT- Cargo Of the Ship "Alexan.
iern direct from Liverpool.
also
40 casks !bbets Lonlou Pore pin,sard quarts received
rer ship Victors. direct from London.
ald eNp ~c'ed Ia line,
100 casks New nice from Ctsrls.t0u 3 =
EDA0ND, DAVENPORT CO.
200 bags Gov eminent Java Cof.e T. d 6Co
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BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS,


New SPRING STOCK MARCH 9TH, 1860.
yVEhtye received portion Of Spring stool. Of Boots
~ Shoes iunss &C., which Cer 90 the merchants Nr
Fni, NORTH Caruu and Tennessee good they
Dee purchased i1 Baltimore Philadelphia New York We
perfectly satisfied thew win find they VIII examine
stock our fac r for buying goods attn los price,
t manufacturers equal 90 any house IL. United
". have been IN business tweBty Ggs cquan-
ted with nearly - - hes, manufacturers every description
boots shoes and from The Nryucr had
mess. think good judges We goods
cred 90 low in Richmond, Virginia, any ~ the houses ~ in
Baltimore. VHaiylptt New lork do be
eNc in variety style by house anywhere We think
ccs M equal supsss, many Of The largest houses New
York We have 90. % our stock manufactured
O1t of tine best f-sterias.
tctgrng In Richmond Mems heavy
Eroraa Farmers The stuck Boots
that have mad. expressly FOR Farmers the very bes and
will warrant 10 al q w,3rWeiL
thr Wy Ladies' ana Geutcmens dress Shoes and
Cue and nice made out Of tn very
best materials We receiving goods sry week. stock
viii be found complete We invite OR friends the ublc
call and examine
PUTNEY & WATTS
Wholesale and Retail dealers In
Boots, Shoes and Trunks,
nh, No ll3 Main street,
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T,NTR ORDINARY AUCTION SALE OPCA-
II MAJ AND WATER POWER IN THE tow; or WEIDoS

INN'sk ORDINARY AUCTION SALE OF CA
IL MAJ AND WATER POWER IN TIE TOWN. OF WELDON,
NORTH CAROLINAIn conformity With pemso granted by
acts OF the Legislatures OF Virginia and North Carolina the
Roanoke Havg gallon Company will the 18th day April 1850
In the Of Weldon proceed 10 sell by auction their Canal and
Water Power and the said town % Weldon IN he
North Carona The property consists Of Canal miles
beginning the head Of the great falls OF the Roanoke and erm
mating the tie the Also smother Canal
miles above the onefou Of mile long which there Is
fall Of Eaton's falls With these Canals vii
be sold all The lands the margin OF the belonging the
Roanoke Company with all It's privileges and properties betN
the Il Castor and Weldon, including Aqueuc Locks Sill
sites and every otter thing thereto appealulng Ts property
prise superior the country There Pan
eighty feet and the volume Of Ia ne River
the passes the falls OF James River Weldon
With Raleigh, and with WI mingon II Is The Of exceed
o. four kro ads connecngt With Richmond with Norfolk
ngy productive country An abundance Is grown
the gbohood supply the demands Of extensive
ufacues The lover Roanoke region povrba for rs pro.
ductou Of corn and the upper for Wheat With Which Weldon L.
connected By Railroad and River IAyi CATION.
Purchasers Invited examine tits property, and Nr
residing Weldon will show 1t 70 all who deire e and
will exhibit a map OF the
TsRs will cash onethrdu month"; one
third In twely months with Interest deferred pay1rn
required By the act Of the State Of y. G.
THOE actEliEE, proxy Of the State Of North Carolina,
wM H. CLARKE, proxy Of Tie State VI Virginia
wM H. WESSOS, Tor the Stockholders. dee9-dtds
~ The sale viii be couductedt by
WM. PASNILL, Auc.r.,
Petersburg, Va.
Who will any Tine furnish all necessary Information
gard TIE property, either In person or iy letei
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a UCTION SALE or VALUABLE FLOUR
N MILLING PROPERTY IN TIE Clay OF PETERSBURG -
On THURSDAY, the 2sth March next, 2 clock on the
preJrises &C previously sold pryately) sell auction
Tie valuable and vel known -Four MIL called CITY bills
situated the AppomaoN river ~ e city Of Petersburg The
building OF BRICK portion .sSiO feet and the other 3NO
feet having Eve oors and pair BurTs nearly The
Mil has lately beca thoroughly repaired cost a $1,000
sl20o0 with iron shifting aud gearing throughout with al
ssgry machinery Of the latest improvements all good
order capable u making go bbs Hour pc day Very
ly the dam repaired and partly made new The water
wheels IN good 0-e with improved Turbine Wheel,
viii IA admirably There Is ahu dance Of land attached
the NIL extend the buildings 20 Size which be
CURED There Is good site Corn ;i and good family
residence tthr mers dweug) Tie MIL Insured $4,000
partly ia the Mutual Ogice.
The crops wheat raised In the country trad ng Petersburg
are rardy increasing the number Ellis here are
inadequate 10 manufacture te hence large quantity whipped
abroad Therefore, persons wishing engage the milling
bunes such opportunity for profitable investment rarely
TENOnt-fouh months credit the remaining three ourths
three years credit with Interest added f1r well
dored negotiable notes. and deed Of Trust the property
secure iisir payment
Possession given Immediately.
For further information apply 10
JOSEPH n. DUNN,
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TEE VOTERS OF TEE

FELLOW CITIZENS 1t viii deyolye upon at the ensuing
Spring Election in MAY next eec; Commonwealth Attorney
for County OF Hanover take this opportunity
nysefa candidate said Office, and respectfully solicit sup
port for the same. WI. T. VIM.
(,