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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-28

The Pony EXPRESS arrived in San Francis
co, Monday evening, with the four express
bags that had been left at Diamond Springs
after the breaking up of the line by Indians
The Herald is indebted to Mr.. Finney, agent
of the Express, for the following particulars :
1t will he remembered that Mr.. Finney
dispatched fifteen men to force their way
through ii possible, and bring the expresses
that had failed to come through. The party
met with but slight impeachment from theIn-
dans although numbers were seen occas
ionally. One night, however, party of
Shoshones, seven in number, undertook to
stampede the animals and partly succeeded,
having separated quite a number from the
main body, intended for the restocking of
the line They were Immediately pursued
and the horses recovered as we'll as two IN
dians captured They did not kill thaas
ages. hut sept them as prisoners until they
met fifty U. 5 dragons coming this way in
charge of the missing mails, about 25 miles
this side of Diamond Springs. The Indians
were then surrendered to Lieut.. Perkins
commanding the dragoons who will bring
them through with him. There being no
one conversant with the Shoshone language,
it is the intention of Lieut.. Perkins to keep
the savages until he finds competent inter
prefer, in the hope Of eiciting some infor-
nation of Importance Mr.. Finney states
that the Dragons were despatched by Col
Smith, in command at Camp Floyd, in con-
sequence of orders received directly from the
Secretary of War, who assured Mr.. Russell
that the line should be kept open in all |
events. A large train of immigrants with
fifty wagons were coming along under the
escort of Lieut. Perkins. who left ten dra-
groons at Roberts Creek station to protect
that place from the Indians. AS soon as the
company dispatched by Mr. Finney met the
of Lieut.. Perkins. they took the
nails and returned Immediately. Lieut..
Perkins and forty Dragons will probably
each Carson in ten or twelve days.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-28
Eurekas.

Eurekass
There will be Special meeting Of Eureka Engine
Co., No. |, this evening at o'clock. full attendance
is requested business of Importance will be brought
before the company. by order Of e. Wright,
Foreman. P.J. JOCELYN, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-28

TnR daughter Of Hon. Stephen A. Douglas
dsd recently In Washington.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-28
II 76! IS 60
FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRATION
NIARYSYILLE PARK.

MARYSVILLE PARK.
The ceremonies of the Day will commence with
Prayer, after which the Declaration of Independence
viii be read by W. H. "ICKERSHAM, Esq, to be
followed by Music This ended, an Grafton will be
delivered by Hon. g D. WHEELER.
large Band of Musicians will be in attendance du
ring the day, and after a
Grand Barbecue and RanOuet.
prepared for the occasion, those persons who NAV
eel like ndulging in the DANCr can do SO in nIace
selected and htted up Tor the purpose under the reen
and shady trees.
Dressing Rooms win be arranged for the Ladies and
servants will be in attendance to wait upon them and
barrels of pure ice water, with dippers Convenient
will be found in various places on the ground
Ice Creams and all sorts of desirable a. ticles for
such an occasion, both for grown persons and chill
dren, will be on hand, and indeed everything that
could be asked for or desired such occasion will
be present.
Families from the country or from distance will
find everything pleasant and convenient ~
he entire arrangements are in the hands ofR p
0'HANLON, who will take especial pains to see that
entire satisfaction is given to each and every individ
ua who may come upon the grounds either before or
at the time of the Celebration.
N. B. The services Of the Day will Commence at IN
O'Clock A. NJ, precisely.
The festivities, will close with
Splendid Ball and Supper.
in the evening, at which every comfort and copven.
ience will be supplied those present.
The Ball will be under the direction Of the oficers =
the Marysvle Park Association which is sure SnaT
antee that 1t Will be properly conducted.
ihe Supper will be prepared under the personal en-,
pervsion Of the subscriber, ami it with be unexcelIed
in every particular.
Coaches will be run FREE to and from the Rail- for
families. and those desiring 10 he called for will ,iaa
leave their address at the Senate House as early as
possible on the Fourth. -
During the evening, and throughout the Ball. there
will be grand display Of
FIRE WORKS.
PARTICULAR N0PICE.-There win he M r..,u..
nr drfv an ha fraa l1rfn tha.A
ROBERT T. 0HANLON
je26td Proprietor Mary vile Park
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
Useful Recipes.

BRowN BREAD-Use pint Of Indian corn.
meal, pint white flour, | pint of sour milk,
one-half teacupfnl Of moasscs, some salt |
teaspooniul Of salerntus or soda Dissolved IN
warm water-bakc one hour This, with good
butter, Is decidedly palatable IL unbolted
wheat flour can be obtained q less proportion
Of corn-meal may be used.
10 REsroRE VARSisn TO one pint of al
cohol, take halfa pint Of Balm of Gilead buds,
put together and let stand few days before
using. Shake up frequently. II will restore
scalded vnrnish.
MIX ron A CoUou on CoLD,-Tnkc one tea
cup of naxseei soak Il oil night In the
morning put in n kettle two quarts Of water,
a handful Of split mp liquorice root, one quar-.
ter of pound of raisins broke in half Let
them boil till the strength is thoroughly eN.
tracted, then add the AaXsced, which has been
previously soaked Let all boil about an hour
more watching and stirring that the mixture
may not burn. Then strain, and add lemon
juice and sugar TO taste Take any quantity
cold, through tho day, and half tumblerfhl
warm, ut night
BLuEiNa ron CL0THEs K Better and cheap.
er than indigo) 1ake one ounce Of soft Prus-
sian blue, powder II aud put II in u bottle with
one quart Of clear rain water aud add one
ounce Of oxalic acid A teaspoonml is suiii-
cient for large washing
BuGs KILLED WITH ALuM-Make n solution
as strong as water win dissolve, and apply il
hot TO places infested with bugs of any sort in
bedsteads, closets, or trees aud plants, taking
care not TO apply Il so NJ to kill tender plants,
and the bugs win take n strong dislike to the
locality, You may brush it in cracks and
crevices Of floors, ceilings or walls of u m,
or in the holes and nesting places of these
small vermin insects in trees
SrY ON THr EYELID,--A correspondent
sends us the following remedy, which, she
says, she can youch for Put tcaspoonnl Of
black ten In smRll bag pour ON il just en-
ough boiling water 10 moiaton il then put il
on the eye pretty warm. Keep II on all
night, aud in the morning the sty will most
likely be gone if not second application is
certain TO remove IT,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
Lear mom a Pocket-PIece.

Home esickncss is injurious to the intellect
Use the team moderately, while it is shed
ding the coat
Consumption in cattle is cured by giving
juniper berries
Nov the weeds after sundown II bleeda
the roots till sunrise,
Health depends on contentlnent and regu.
lar exercise and diet
Boating in horses is cured by giving the
scrnpngs of the hoof
Skit in horses cattle, sheep or hogs is cured
by giving boiled peas.
Jaundice is cured with the white onion and
saffron roasted together.
Inflammation Of the eyes are cured by bind.
ing on white rose blossoms.
Fowls and fresh meat improve from fall TIL
spring, by keeping frozen
Colts and calves do the best to be weancd
when the sign Is in the feet
Tomatoes will grow and ripcn on the vines,
by being hung up in the cellar.
Turnips, &c, keep better for late use, by
cutting the top 80 il cannot sprouL
Stone in the bladder is dissolved by giving
acorns, raw or boiled, to man or beast
Inflammation is cured with the house-leek;
the juice taken in whey; apply, if it is exter-
nal
Weak or sore eyes in horses is cused by rub.
bing on the tar that works out Of the wagon
hub
Scratches in horses are cured by honey and
garlick stcwed together; rub on or poultice
with it,
A sip or two of cold water out of the palm
of the hand every morning, will cause him to
die of old age.
Chronic sores is cured with the elder bark
steep aud take internally, and apply exter-
nally, in ointment or otherwise - Ohio Far
meT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
HO s z TALK.

VOHN sHELLEBERgER, on the Weat side Of JET.
eD ferson street Is now fy prepared 70 accommodate
the pllaic with h,st HORSES, GOOD BuGGlEs, CAR.
RlAjEs, and every thing thai may bo found In well
regulated Livery Stable.
A. Ia his ability 10 please and give entire satisfaction
N all who may favor him with their patronage. He
6A great pleasure Ia referring 10 The following com
petent ludl,csi Ciabum HaWn, r.. Heathman, james
w. l.owrey, John WiRdm, Lee kerioot and Peter
Voorhees,, all Of whom, testified under OATH few days
ago, that Mr.. ~ II Of the very best Livery Men In
the world md that his unbought popularity, M such
draws .toners from all parts Of the world, II any
one doubts the truth Of this statement, refer 10 Geo
W, Houk,and John Howard, Attorneys at Law
'mdrltYl
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for longer period than auve spe,fed made known
at the Counting Room.
| Advertisements published IN both the DAiLy aud
WEEKIY EAriRe, viii be subject TO additional charge
| of one. nlfthe Daily rites.
An advertisements are charged NJ the rate IL ify
centa yer square of ten lnes fort the first insertion, and
twenty ve cents for every additional Insertion, unless
agreement is made previous TO Insertion nt the nboye
mites.
40 Persons wishing 10 dlHcontnue their yearly nd.
vertising must give notice NJ tho Counting Room All
casunl advertisements must be rild for M ndynnce.
The privilege ofRnnunl advertisers IL limited Ia their
own biisneas and WI advertisements FOR the beneft ~
other persons, well legal advertisements, and nd
yersenents Of auction sales IN by thcm must be
paid for NJ the regular rates
Tributes Of Respects Notices, Moeltngs Of Literary,
Military, Fire and other associations or the holding
Of Fairs, TO be paid for iolowHi--For Insertion
of any such notice not exceeding square Of ten
ncs 2S cents and 10 cents for every subsequent In.
sertion.
Advertisements not exceeding one-hhlf square In
length Inserted time for 20 cents All notices In.
tended 10 promote private interests TO be inserted IN
the loca cOnmntwhich only a the option OF the Ed
orr, must he paid for NJ ne the Of 10 cents per line.
No cuts, stereotyPcs or clectroypes inserted unless
all natal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
NURsER&
DAYTON NURSERY
Asp
FRUIT GARDEN,
n. dinner, Proprietor, Dayton, o.

C,TRAWBERRIEsl - WARRANTED PURE AND
- uNMfXED, MeAyoy Superior, Hoyey Seodling,
Burfs New Pine. Washington or Iowa, Aouth Burr
seodnpg barge early sesret, and Poabodys New Haui.
hoy.
Al the aaya Ale superior varieties, any Of which viii
Si 40 per iun s4O0 per BOD and sGQ0 per 900.
nealers rippllad at greatly reduced prices
Orlera lell al ~ " 1nnsier's, - W. Dietrirhs or AZ
the Eating ailson ih the Passenger Depot, Dayton,
Ohio Will r. promptly and cnIehhly atiended 90.
Orders nom dlNniro will ~ pit up with such care
that they would ~ cnrsed, without Injury. 10 any part
n ths Uniled States Also--dooo Red Antwerp Raap.
bury Plants mhs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
Spring and Summer Campaign
sADLER SHOP,
GREW a WARFoRD,

No. 80 IeRerSenst, sigp Of the Saddle,
1fAVn on hAud large assortment 0f saddles, har
ness Trunks, Yalises Carpet BAGS, COLLARS Whps
HHs, Horse BanEdts, and genefnl variety of ever
thing ~ their line az The Lowest Cash PIlpea
We return our thanks 20 the pubic ior theg lihoFa
patronage, and ask eoniinua'esof he same - We Az
tSiKspsiflne q fill kinds promptly attended TO-
my3-u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
ENJOY Tn-nAY,

Soul that droops sadly
With It's own fear,
House thee up gladly,
Sweet June II hero
June with her flowers,
June with her bloom,
June with her bowers
Sweet with perfume,
Woos thee from sorlOw,
Death aud despair.
Heed not the morrow
To-day II fair.
Dark IL nturity,
barker the pnst,
Youth In its purity
Leaves Us nj last
Though fortune is fitilll-
Love IL a lie,
And friendship forgetnil
After we die,
Though life s:brightest treasures
Are brief NJ bright
Though morn's golden treasures
Are dust NJ night,
Happiness still u thine,
n you obey
This maxim Of sunshine
Enoy to-day.
Though earth's glores perish,
fndo and decay,
This wise truth still cherish
ENJOY to-day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
BROWN g. IRWIN,

HAVE the best Of Charcoal and common Horse bhOe
Iron pnowN . pw,N
have the best Of Round, Square and Flat Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
have tho best Of Band, Hoop, Oval, Half Round and
Sheet Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
have the beh Of Wagon, Buggy, spring and Dandy
=" Tire.
BROWN IRWIN
have the best Of Norway and brenzoT Nail Rods
- BROWN IRWIN
have tho host slah aiee and Slab Iron.
NV w bHQWN IRWIN
have hs best Of Round Fiat sgghIeand ociagon Steel
have Mo best sfisgsiqyah snIigg and Axles,
BROWN 4IHWlhr
nave the best OF dauage Hub bands aud Tire aud
Pow Bolts,
BROWN h IRWIN
have the best of Hollows, Anvs aud Solid box VseR,
BROWN IRWIN
manufacture and sell stoves Hollow Ware, 3c.
BROWN IRWIN
Keen Tin OF h kinds, sheet Zinc and Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
keep Copper end ib esit9g; eqSs, Tin md sa4AeF
keep pie plates, fitoRn tops and bottoms 4o., all OF
which will he sold 10 the trade at the lowest pres.
uuq0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
CHEAP FURNITURE
Ogdcnsburg & OsWegO Route,

FOR BOSTON, NEW YORK, TROY, ALBANY, WoR.
CESTER, LOWELL, LAWRENCE, NASHUA,
SALEM BELLOWS FALLS AND ALL
POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND.
Navigation open 20 Ogdensburgh and
OawegO.
FINHE Northern Transportation Co's frstclnss Screw
1 Steamer are now making regular trips betweon Og-
densburgh, Oswego, and Toledo.
Shipments by this route will receive md prompt
dispatch, and shippers rely upon ns low rates o
eghts 10 and nom the East by any other line or route
For contract. or further Information apply 70
JOHN HOOKING, % State street Boston
j. MEYERS, l0l Broadway New York.
W.T. WALKER ARt, Toledo, Ohio
anlO.lmd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
o. BICKFoRp
BOOT & SHOES

of oll descriptions, made Of the best material aud In
the latest fashions
lie makes TO order all kinds Of boots and Shoes aud
warrants them 10 IT, lie tlscs none but the best unite.
| rinl, mud employs mono but the hest wnrSlnen,
T9hosc who Know him, nothing mood be- snd In re-.
him are invited 10 enquire of those who do or 10 call
and Hee for themselves. He thinks he can give them
as good fitting ensy aud durable Boots or shoes a. can
| bo had any where md ut LITTLE BETTER PRICES
His long experience IN the business gives him the
advantage Of knowing how to scect the lest stock and
being hnselln good mechanic, he knows how 10 have
his work made,
llc has engaged the services Of WALTER THOW.
BRIDGE one Of the best cutters In the West ~ IN ns.
| sHtant cutter.
| Al wanting anything In the Boot and Shoe linc are
invited to call.
HS-Reinembcr the place-No 2OS Third street, next
door 10 Beckcl Bank. iriB
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
Daily Gmpire.

ruuLIsHSp nvrnS AyrEnsoos UuNnAYa rScErrrn) nv
I. r.. TX Billy sc CO
Empire Building, 1IO Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

II was perhaps week after the converse
ton detailed abaye, Amia had taken her
mothers decision quite calmly much 90 that
ladys satisfaction, for she loved her daughter,
aud would have been panied 10 see her grove.
This particular morning, Annie was unao-
countahly careless She managed 10 break q
pane Of glass in the sitting room, withoat ,hp
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
THE ONE HORSE SHOEING sHOP.

FINHIRD Street frB doors East Of the Post once
j Dayton, %. The Subscriber II better prepared,
than eyer 10 accommodate his old customers, aud the
public, IN the Horse Shooting buzness, in IT. various
branches Particular attention viii be gwen Ia MI
lame horses, such split ho0G-, hnd hOOi-hoUnd and
corns In their feet, VIII be cured satisfactory TO the
owner Of such horses and if not, money will be re
funded.
AIsO.-Ilorse that interfere will bo shod 10 pre-.
vent u, and warranted, money refunded
He will personally sperniend all work entrusted To
his care Thankful for past hyorz, he respectfully asks
continuance of the patronage Of his old customers
aud will bo happy Ia accommodate ns many new ones
| ~ may inyOr him with rall,
aprl.dawiy NATHAN SIFFEHMAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
lsouts AMI Sbors.
The Largest Retail Stock
on
q o OTIS AND SHOE s
IN DAYTON.
GEo ToCK NHT a T IN
GEO. HOCKwAr,T,

GEO HOOK w ALT,
NO 20 Phillips House, takes this method Of inform.
~ ing his customers nnd purchasers In general NJ
NJ extensive and well selected assortment of Ladies'
Msses nid Chldren's CATERS, BuSKlNS AND
ISLlPPEltS OF Ills own manufacture llc Inns large
stock Of MEMS BOOTS, SHOES AND BRuGANS,
made OF eocl purchased for cash. which viii enalle
MN TO sell ~ the very lowest prices, Remember the
place. GEORGE HOCKWAIT
np20-m3dSw No. 10 Phillips House, Dayton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

TIGARS AND TOBACCO
~ 1000 Paul Morphy
bO00 Henry Clay,
1000 Constante, 10 retail at o. & cts
1000 do superior SO "
1000 Victoria de Solar, 10 retail at 10 cts;
1000 gross Fine Cut Solncc Tobacco;
b,nDO Gem;
b,h0 " q" Goulwin's Pressed,
1000 " " WcphcIl A Son's pnt nm In
brown paper,
gross Fine Cut Goodwin's laige paper In foil.
box III Dorado, Ia superior Riiirielin lump Just
received. nps u. SKULL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

DAILY EMRhtAs
Per week. payable 10 Cnrrcrs) 10
ny mail per annnm, In advance .........,.".." 90
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

k0 BoXEs ORANGES. in prime order. received mn.
Nv morning At lnY95l D. sHUIIs
y hbl.s. prime Ohi whisky warrnnted .ix wear. ,ld
y a,d tho hest Ior siie IA Dayton Just ro,cive,i lN
--'n'-' ..---- D sHuLLll
A LARGE stock II the losi qiiai, only Of al k,nd,
~, ~ Liquors ahd Minos constantly on hand.
'P- D. SKULL.
Vh ii suhAkh DkiNkSi ieo boxes prime Lemons,
BRANDENBuRG 90,
hhi. Pine APpes, extra--nsi received AZ tho Ftuit
nnd Berry Store of BllANDENRuRG 4 cos
"'"lst = - No. 40 Third u,
DINE APPLEs.-Ius, received. sno,,., ,,,,,.,
9 uhose iarRe, the favored extra Pine Apples. ai
my@ds BRANDENBURo a 90.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

Bankers, Merchants, Manufacturers, Lawyers Bust
ness Men-ln short everybody wanting Printing neatly
and expetou-ly executed will do well to give ~ call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
G9lants.= ==SaIrs.==Co Rrnt,

| NNANTED,.-A good grl 10 do house work flr n
w small hmily, can ohHin situation by enqnlfing
at No kcn'on IT,, opposite II, fanninFs brewery.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

nUEENSWARE,-l have Iust Re ceiycl especially for
W my retail trade general ssIrtment of the lea
makes Of white nnd Gold Band stone China, Tea and
Dinner Sets, which will sell NJ prices usually pnd Tor
ordinary qualities Please call Md cNnnnc goods aud
get prices. q, BARLOW,
iny2l No. 500 aud AuS Second at
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21

ps- Prices as Low as the Lowest, -Osu
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DAYTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-13
"yIca,i> Wiu-T'aIl. You I.o>e.3

IL is 10 be hoped that the friends 0! Doug
laS. III Virginia, will lave too much Sell-rrSpect
Ia :.rrmi themselves 10 be made tGolS Of hy
$rr"<>innSiS, iwho are thrnSelyc.; the tools ul
YaErry Il Co. hy acrcding 10 the proposition
Of the 'EXaHincr," nor ye; be taken in by the
scheme Of the morr wiley "EnHuircr," Of Il
single ticket, which the editors uniucStlnnably
believe is the game nl ''Ilcad> win--tails you
lose. - wig ci Yr'''r'hN.
- 1t Is 10 hc hoped by whom: by the
Wing" What has rndsarrd Mr.. Douglas
fortunes 50 much Ia the Wing rs to have
excited lis hoy,"s Tor lie '*cii-rr>pcrt u! his
friends -
liut 4 few short months ago the Wing
rNiiana:cd the vocabulary oi bllingSgatc upon
Mr. Dru.las and his friends. y" cpithct was
tun gross, no abu>, go !,w 70 irc hcapcrl upon
tIrrn: but nnw the "sclf-rcsprct' Of MIR.
Ho,i:Ia,' friends cs:ii,;S ii. "hnpe> and cX'
cites IL. syurafi2S.
But wh" i, playing lhr ga;''r "I = heads
win, talk, YOU lose the Whis urges the
Douglas men t., rrriYan independent ticket fol
hy q Unu.:as lir!;rt the Viii" knows Doug
LIS will l">r and h"iNs i;cIl will win. The
"Wh;s' is :ryin. t" play the game "; "hcad'
w;n, tails vG,, lose" il durS il so lnnsinsly
:.> Ia i.r 'lri,r:c,! ri every ,iItri. hcp r"nl,
| r"i.!ih,: im; cat a:;t either iy :" heads
~ tails
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-13
LAM fcnis SAKE.

EsEiNG ,!ervu, "E moving South offer rprivarly
my present residence, MOUNT AIRY. situated in Car
on- county iliiriat-ly below III. mills Of Captain j.. W
b.iti=r North Anna River, containing >i acres :,
tncs from lI-lc:;S Cross. the Virginia Central Hall
road, and miles from the Chesterfield Depot OH the !.
And r. Railroad The soil Is Well adapted 10 tie variou:
crops. - i;i IS well wa,crr. nld heavily ii:uhcrrd.-
Ncic!rnoriihnl gonicluchcs ot r various denominations
ace ..;Als TO any wishing IA engage in i. lumb-i
trl- u sou! opportunity presets Itself will also SCI
rUlE CAT Pole Cat Creek, adjoining thc LANDS OF Jas
{. Eirarc and ucr!, containing ~ acres, miles Iron
Chcc:i Depot. This land Is equal 10 any ia that sec
cn % cGrntry-Nei! waerei and sufficient quantity Q
timber ,rcn |, elrs- say anyhin. morr, persons
",!:.g {" ;a:ca-c wi! view Tor themselves
JOHN q. DICKINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-13
U,,iSnw .aNpS FOE SALE.

lhElNt: ,!,,..ous locating my Servants in cotton
growing STATE oer for sale lwo tracts Vi land near
the village vi uartnur,v:!i- VA T.s ";i which r.
side. called burlington, c"G;ai:S aun2, !.to acrcs cl
s1od rprnTr land, well sci in grass AMI producing
:c crops tobacco, grain and hay il ! situated AZ The
bts- 0i he Southwest range of uouG:as, the GpiahGs
y-ny andua,nH and the low grounds oi wr Here are
abut acres well Tatered b. streams running the en-
tire Length T- improvements CONSIST oi Il
new h,ndS"u- cuninodous dwelling zious". school
house wi;l conveniently situated two hara, lore
having "a 21->', stable uErr t., nrrr6:sr, house. lee
nnusr ca.riaEr.:- with stable IA basement, tobacco
ha;.r. servant, eliGs, and all other suitable buildings,
garden aud oc,ard, also Saw aEI Gri-i N with al
un,in. wn;rr.ruwrr. There j. -xcrlrI turnpike 10
GCg.Io,!,Yi" the u:.''iu Of the Central anL Orange ani
Ai-SaniTA aiicmii distant ahou: " uic> Eeing ihlS
!uc.i-l within :-% hours travel =" .ch:ac"!, Washing
ton anG ether large riii" rni!vr'Iy m"HT churches,
cpn aat pn-o!ic"s IL lc:srs>,S haT"ua2es WIN rc
gard 10 ncall'y fertility, hc AZ! agreeable society, I'M
! surpassed by any pGriiUE of ;hr S:a;..
The other tract, called :" Mineral Ill., a!jo;!ns Tie
above contains about 800 or good farming land,
adapted either Tor grazing raising CROPS. w.whstTcd
aud ia grass. The improvements plain hut COM
Portable wrllinch0use, wit! all n"c"ss.r Out buildings
Both tracts wciwooel and will e sold separately
together. as the purchaser may desire.
Ny address j., "bar3oGrsr;ie, Orange r0E!liy, Va.
Nav 2I.-.rr j. Il. NEWMAN.