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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29
CARRoLLToN, August 6, 1860.
n. MAYOR and C'0U12c'L.

Hon. Mayor and Counc'L.
GENTLEMEN: respectfully report
to you that / drew warrants on the lth
inst, for thirty-four hands amounting
to S799 25 per Commissary's Pay Roll,
for July for work done on tho Lovoc,
s4aking the Resolution of 2nd of May,
dSr my authority. Said resolution does
moi in SO many words refer to Lovee
hands, but believing it to be the inton-
ton and meaning of it to apply to all
hands employed by the Commissary, /
applied it in this case in order that the
hi4nds should be satisfied and tho work
continue. To avoid any further diff
csztysI suggest that you pass Resolu
onauthorizing the drawing of warrants
for Levee and SholHoad hands at the
end of each month as in the case of tho
Street hands; and ask your approval of
my act in the promises.
A. S. FERTH, Mayor.
A letter was read from Comptreiler
Porter, asking what disposition shall
be made of certain tax-bills of 1850,
returned by late Collector Duffy, as
uncollectable, to-wit: No. 4l6 against
Joint Committee of the Parish $3.50
and No. 1,163 against New Orleans,
jackson & Great Northern Railroad
Company. $5.
On motion, of Mr.. Engleman, thcy
were 0rdered filed away.
Tho following report was read, recoiv-
ed md ordered spread on the Record.
Ho8. ll1ayor and CoUacI
Of the City Of Cdrroilton.
Gentlemen--I respectfully report tho
following balances standing on the
Books of the Corporation against Mr..
William l.. Duffy, this day, to-wit:
Balance against w. L. Duffy
as Treasurer -S3,6S4 So
Balance against w. l.. Duffy
as Collector ----------- 772 "a
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Total 4,457 26
G. c. PORTER, Comptroller.

August, %, 1860. -
Commissary Deibel's Reports for
June and Jul y of work done OF Streets
and Leveo were read, received and
ordered filed.
A report from Treasuror Kern was
read, stating that the 4ate Treusurer had
not posted his Books since AprD. .2S6g.
On motion, it was received. -
A report WAS read from p. A. Bi&4
venue, Secretary, of the Parish. Codn-
mittec, giving q list of bills approved
by said Committee on the Both of July
1860, and amounting to S4,S75 %. On
motion it was received to be flea.
A letter was read from Mrs. e. NJ.
Gardner of Plaquomine Parish, asking
to be released from payment OF taxes
on two slaves hired here, for the reason
that she has paid taxes on them in Pla-
queminc. On motion, it was received,
and referred to the Finance Committee.
A letter was read from F. Kern, offer
ing himself us candidate for the Offices
of ofTreasurcr and Collector. On motion,
it was received.
A letter was read from Mr., l.. Mil
iaudon, asking permission to fence III
Squares, Nos. 80 to 81, lO6 to 40 and
I22 to 1876 with all the streets adjacent
and comprised between, Canal Avenue,
Lower Line, Seventh and Fenth streets.
On motion, it was referred to the Streets
and Landings Committee.
A notice was read from Sheriff DrcuX,
for tho appointment of all Appraiser in
tho suits Town of Carrollton, vs.. Sue
ccssion of VIM. Jones. On motion of
! Mr. Mayo, the Mayor was authorized to
appoint an Appraiser.
a petition, notice and demand was
road from Clcrll Baisson, in the suit Of
the City Of New Orleans, vs. Town Of
Carrollton-No. 1901 for 52,ldO and
interest. On motion Of Mr.. Davenport,
| the papers wcrc referred TO the Finance
Committee with power to act.
4 letter was read from Mcssrs
! LcthiCQuo 81 Maderc, Of Jefferson City,
| contractors for hauling shells and bats,
asking tho privilege of running their
carts without License.
A motion Of Mr.. Engleman TO grant
the request was decided to be lost.
On motion of Mr.. Englcman it was
uftcr suspcnding the Rules,
|, RcsotUcf, That the Mayor and Comp
| trollcr arc authorized to issue public
cart Biccnscs. TO expire on the 3Ist Of
Recembcr Ie6O, to all persons who pay
the HHf Of tho yearly price of said
1Liccnscs as fixed by tho Ordinqnco of
! December hast; PROVIDED, 1t is'shown,
that the Cart for which License j.
granted has not been run the whole
yoar previously,
The folIowing report was read, re-
cciycd and adaptod, and the cantract
and bond approved. M
HDu. lH1gor Gnd Counci. SgRs =
The Mayor and Finance Cohpgnittcc
respectfully submit tlu0 contradt made
by them with Il. l.. Preston, Attorney
g. attend tp 'ha LAW business Of tho
City at 80 month and - per caut
commissions an all money collected an'
imi mn the Treasury. wd report. 'ha
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by whom it could be proved that Mrs.
Gordon could not write her name; who
had seen her mark often, and within q
short time. % M
The person who professed 70 have
witnessed the signature of Mrs. 60rdon
was a clerk in the Office of Peter. My,
first move was to take steps to affsxtl
him on charge of fraud, and taAue Ms
employer for my clients share of tie5
rents, which he had Just collected, and
which he had refused to pay over t0sher.1
When had proceeded thus far, TO-
ceiyed visit from Peter Gordon.
y. sWhat do yoa-aeean, sir?" be asked
sourly.
g Her husband was worth M0thing
w1er, he died.'
ssBut his wife has one-third interest
in his real estate.'' aa ~
ssIt was sold to me, and she signed
away her right to DOVER"
{ 'iDid she 2"
Z .Certainly, she did"
&sDid you see her sign ~
ssTo be sure did; so did my clerk"
8assThere is warrant out for the arrest
of your clerk; and / have some hopes
that he will turn States evidence, and
convict his principal.
He started back with establishment;
and terror.
Ill don't understand you !" stam-,
meredhe
ssDon't tronble yourself about it, Mr..
Gordon you will usderstand it oil in
I5due tin1e-n
T .sFor Gods. sake, don't arrest my
clerk. He win be the ruin of me,
groaned he.
ssYou should have thought of that
before"
+ "You don't mean to say that every
thing isn't all right about my brothers.
affairs! Because, if it isn't, will make
it right, you kfiow," he whined, in sup
plicating tones.
You ay you saw Mrs. Gordon sign
that deed 2"
"Wcll-no; not exactly bnt / sup
posed she signed it,
.'You know she didn't.''
How should | knew 70
''Sho can't write! She never even
wrote her name in her life!"
.: Gracious ~
pressed the rascal closely, and made
him acknowledge that his clerk had
signed the name for q consideration. i
would have caused both of them to be
sent to the State Prison, if Mrs. Gordon
had not begged me to spare therr. AS
it was, | secured the entiro income of
the, estate for my client, ana charged
my bill to Peter, who was but too glad
to pay it.
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thoy accepted Mr.. Thomas l.. Preston
as security on tho Bond of said Il L..
Preston for $4,000, subject to tho APP
proval Of the Council.
(Signcd,) a. 5. FERTH,
O WM. MAYO,
CHAS. ENGLEMAN.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29
rb Lsfs
B,DS,b -

Also, n Notc of Attor-
ncy Upton, of Four
Hundred and thirty
one Dollars. 43l 90 49, 90
WIN. l.. DUFFY, Treasurer.
City of CarroIlton. April 10, 1850
Tho following resolutions from the
Finance Committee were read, received
and adopted after suspcnding tie rules.
Rcaoircd, That the ComptroIlcr be
snd is hereby directed tououfy ar. ".
+. Duffy as Principal and Mcasrs. Pas
cuIis Luburro and Gustuvo Leroy ne
his Securities, of the exact balance
standing on the Books of the CVy,
against said w. i. Duffy, and dcmsnd
payment thereof from oach of said pnr-
tics, and in default Of payment within
ton days after notice, tho Comptroller is
further directed to place n comptroIlcd
bill for the amount due, in the hands Of
tho Attorney, for collection by suit.
Rc8Iircd, That the Mayor is author
lied TO draw his warrants ON tho Trca-
gurcr, in favor of the following persons,
and for tho amounts set opposite their
names, for jury service in tho June
Term of 1860.
IA. -AI'Diii- -'...' WV
George NO
+. Divine u W.
+. Fischer, transferred Ccrti-
fcatc Of w. Dehoucy- 80 % 80
W. l.. Duffy, transIeErud Ger
tifcatc of j. II. Bcndcr- % 80
w. l., Dal'yytransfcrrcd Ger
tifcatc Of G. Ludmap. ---lj 90
w. l.. Duffy, Transferred Ger
tifcatc of j.. ~. Hcckcr-- 90
w. l.. Duffy, Transferred GER
tifcatc of j. g. Holman "a 90
W. J.. Duffy, transferred Ger
tificuto Of II. Rohliing. . - % 80
w. j.. Duff, transferred Ger
tiiratc of \. Gmtucr e.. 70 80
g. WruI.N Certificate. - nU
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29
ARIsH OF JEFFERSON, La WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 49, 1860

E. Commag6re, for Recording
Judgments -205 90
j. ID. kampor, Justice Fees -.
i'll Tax Suits s----------- -7ioF75
(Signcd,) CHAS. ENGLEMAN,
VIM. MAYO.
Tho following report was read, re
ccivod and adopted.
The Committee to whom was referred
the matter of q certain Right of Way
and the communication of G. G.. Dun
can, President Of tho New Orleans, and
Carrollton Rail Road Company, propos-
ing to adjust the difficulty concerning
that Right of Way, by q donation of tho
excess of tho Square a.. I6, over the di-
mensions sold to Paul Kocrber, and re-
presented by them to be about 90 feet
width and 81 feet longth, which excess
is TO bo used in tho widening of Loveo
street ut the point where tho Lake Rail
Road turns, report; That We find somo
difficulties in tho Way, which are not
easy to adjust and therefore, your Com
mittoo recommend that the Council ac-
copt tho proposition of tho Rail Road
Company, with the proviso, that tho
Company puts the City in possession of
said excess of land and in default of
doing so within reasonable time that
measures be takon 80 move tho curve of
the Lnko Rail Road, which now en-
croachcs on the Banquette of Lovoe and
Ilpppr ,inp StrcptS
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29


Tho following report was read, re-
ccivod and adopted, and the Quarterly
Report of Treasurer Duffy, ordered
spread on the Minutes.
Hon. Mayor and CouncI.
Your Finance Committee to whom
was rnferrcd the communication of Mr..
W, l.. Duffy Of July Sd, 1860, on the
subject of an alleged robbery of the
funds of this City, to the amount of
$l57I %, beg leave to report: That
after IL careful examination of all the
information we have been ablo to get
on the subject, we cannot possibly agree
with Mr.. Duffy, that the loss Should fall
on the Corporation and therefore re-
commend tho Council to repudiate all
such propositions,
Your Committee find the Report of
Treasurer Duffy for tho throc months
ending April Both, 1860, to ngrco with
the Comptrollcrs Books, and therefore
recommend its reception and that it be
spread on the record: At the Same time,
we have to report that tho Troasurcrs
own Day Book shows the receipt of
500, moro during that quarter than he
reported cithcr to the Council or Comp
trollcr by proper voucher.
(Signcd,) CHAS. ENGLEMAN,
VIM. MAYO.
Trcasurer's Report for the Quarter end
ing april 30, 1860.
Balance last Report -------$l, 1868 81
Received since ---
On Real Estate Tax $2,l58 %
On License Account 265 66
OpPublicschoola acct G39 so
On Bills Receivable,
market Notcs)--- 1S2 50
On Bills Receivable,
Iicense Notes)-- rs 90
On Cemetery account 80 OO
On Timber tax----- Is GO
On Flatboat tax ---- 10 00
On Recording Fees g so
On Interest account 10 20
On MiscellaneousRe-
venues....sa.--. | 5O-37O3 r.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29

fgy7 Afffnspiring sight for "A gIazior :;
the early dawn when it breaks in the
windows.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29

X IF a tree were TO break a window,
what would the window say? Trc-mcnd-
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29

Those Rvophets Of O1d.-How rich
the following paragraph appears, which
was originally printed in tho English
Quartely Review, In March, 1926:
We are not adyocntes for visionary
projects thpt interfere with'useful ostab-
lishments: :. We scout the idea of q
railroad as imprasficable What
can be more palpably absurd and ridicu
lous than the prospects held out of loc-
omotives travelling twice as fast as stage
coaches We should soon expect the
people of Wollwich h To suffer them
sofvss to bo fired off upon one of Con-
greve's ricoGhet rockets, as TO put
themselves at the mercy of such ma
chine goingat such a rate.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29

~ What is the difference between
an emperor and beggar! The one
issues manGcstocs; the other manifcsts
toes without his shoes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

TTNHR RXFRCISRs OF MISS MARv A. Al
viii resumed Tuesday the 2aih OF the
present Ger tsmber at her residence Trst between
Clay and hRrsAall 'trees selo--td
LADY OF experiences In teaching uhss situation as teach
er in Seminary select School, is competent - teach
French iuse English branches The most satsaeory
reference givan Address, Miss 2 NJ,
,ei6 2w Tllcrt,'s Mills, Nd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

LATER FRnN ErROPE.


NEw YoRE, Sept 2L-The steamship Adriatic, via
Sou himPOu with dates to the l2Ih instant arrived this
morning.
Garibald catered Naples on the Sih, with his staff
alone. provisional government formed, and the
city remained quiet with the exception OF intense joyful
demonstrations by the inhabitants Garbadi discovered
that the National Committee Illegally consh ed and
ordered the Project OF Police punish them The arse-
nal and fleet consigned TO the command Of Admit,
raj Persano, aud Victor Emanuel proclaimed King OF
Italy.
The captuation of the forts was expected immediate
". Iusurrection had occurred at Peoars, Monte Fi-
tram, aud UrbinO -Four hundred Insurgents repulsed
the papil troops The inhabitants Of Pergoa, Senegag-
la aud other districts Of the Pontihea States bad re-
volted and proclaimed Victor Emmanuel King Tie tel
egraph and bridges broken up. state Of siege
was proclaimed at AucOna.
France dsappFOved Of armed resistance, aud should
Piedmont accomplish the accession OF the Papal do
minons, France will Withdraw her protection from Sar-
dina. France nevertheless, hopes Piedmont will pre-
the alliance aud trusts Victor Emanuel will avoid
political fault which would, if committed, be misior-
tune for Italy.
Garbalii found eight millions lvres in the bank of
Naples
Tue Sandman Gag is flying from all the forts of Ma
p!es UrbinO proclaimed aud to be annexed TO sar-
DINA.
A panic prevailed at Rome.
The King OF Sardinia in his Proclamation, ordered
large cody OF troops into the Marches.
Russia desires perfect reconciliation with Austria
Arrangements for the meeting Of the two EmperOrs we're
be made Immediately, and measures taken 10 end the
present state Of things which Russia considers inoler-
able.
The Turkish Ambassador at Paris had recovered pow
ers 20 sign the Syrian Convention.
The Sultan had ordered the Grand WISER TO proceed
70 London and Paris 70 negotiate new loan.
The Cabinets of Vienna Dresden aud Munich had ad-
yised the King Of Naples TO take refuge in Germany
The U. 5 COnsul General Alexandria had protested
against he creation Of international tribunal for tho
settlement OF foreign monetary disputes, the competency
Of which tribunal he could reeogniZs unless be had
the right appoint members as the Consuls Gener
al Of great European powers
At Doncaster the ST. Leger purse was won by St. Al
bans High Treason came in second and Wizard third.
Advises from Melbourne state that the troops
pulsed by the natives. RginOrcements bad been sent.
There a monetary crisis at Sidney and many fail
ures bad occurred.
LTyEKroOL, Wednesday buoyant at is 10
Lid advance since Tuesday. Sales of the three days.
5000 bales The weather favorable to the crops
Flour s,esdy a; 27ta4ls Wheat steady and less pres
sure to sell Corn dull provisions quiet and unchanged
General produce unchanged.
COusols 93 to 93f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25
az TIE GOVERNOR.
HE1uAs a,oanse. Saas osegITsS in III. s,.,
| PROCLAMATION.

HENEAS, vacancies have occurred In the Senate
w gna by death Alexander Jones the Eighth
District composed Of the counties Of Pawhatan Cumberland and
Chetefled and by he resg4 4 WI liam Knight Senator
for he Ninth District composed Of the counties enburg
Mott and Prince Eiwad and e H. T Deals Senator for
the Twentieth district posed Of the courtes Richmond
Lancaster Norhumbeltd and Wemorrland aad by the
death oi Don Pedro Taylor member Of the Delegates
for the Election District composed Of , COUNTIES Amelia
Noiowsy aud by the tegnsons Of Thomas tn vle Dee.
gate from the county Of WANNA End VIM A. Delegate
from the county q Pari Now therefore John cher Gov
Of the Commonwealth Of rrina have horgh proper by
wht3 OF elesIon lsuod and directed pursuant law re-
qure election 20 he held In each county composing
said Senatorial Districts at the several places Of voting there
IN according 10 law for Senator Tor each district aud In Ike
election 70 be held In the Eectios Districts
LA No;tgway and In The counte Il FuYsnnt ard Patrick
for memhe q the House Of Delegates suppy the
Aforesaid the said elections TO Re h "a respectively the SEVEN
TEENTH day OF OCTOBER next.
Governor under the Less the
OF TIE Commonwealth, at Richmond, his li'h day
LIS OF september 1860 JOHN LEICHER,
- by tn q ,ysfnor:
GEoBGR w. AUSFoRD see'y Of the Commonwealth
II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

81 CHEAP srORE-Th- slbzcr h-rs have on hand a
vacd Of Ladies Congress Lace Gaera Aorroeeo and
XII B5ots md Buskns Ehch hey selling much less Than
Ann Of cheap Caters VII please can soon a.
I.26 ALEX HILL 4 co ,i2t Main q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25
rnu0ArrON,
sCHOOL AT nOXBURY

RoGUOTN6 SCHOOL At ROxBURY, NEW
Is KENT Co VAL win open This school at mothers Mrs
O. H. Poa rssdenee the LIST OF September $780, for the Inn
soss 81 Dis school will enjoy all he advantages private
&C., 80 lii rscsive The same enon at home The
ofinsrson viii embrace al the English Classical and Msihe-
NAUTICAL branches liz - -, 49,, -
-1 sch can he obained by addressing 1hog Ballard,
Excssnys Hote Richmond myself NJ ilubbardb o., New
Kent UNITY rH0S POLLARD, A. NJ
Srsscss Martin Prof Ancient Languages College;
NJ % loFe D. D., Rshmon1; r. Douglas King william; Wn.
Newton Hanover; John Pierce New Kent, Hugh NeSon,Pe
tersburg; T. Taylor, EeE Kent
% HNrQu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25
T,gE RKAgTIFgL AMI ATTnAorlvR

y OUUNIh1 bUUTII LAST OF RICU-
hOND, CALLED MOUNT ERIN,n FOR sale at AueIon-we vii
sell on the premises public auction on PRIRAY the 5h o
her u ai4 O'clock (unss sold privately before that time the
be uii VI SUBURBAN residences h0UAT IN" situated half m h
easi Of the city the E!ehmond Williamsburg Turnpk
road -P-S
The y Is owned aud occupied by Mr. IT, Beaeb who
compelled 20 81 Of busness or In t civ
occupying The whole Of bis time
The omnstea4 c,nans abO ezt acrs Beautifully laid off IN
Grove fu Fose Nesetsb Garden &C. Ia Ing large ana
handsome Br OK Dv ns Servants House SIX rooms good
stable and accommodates fo- four Horses and twenty Cows
Al lining The e.s:. IL VALUABLE Lur Containing IIvR
ACRES which vii be SIT with the al We II pree red ches ise
" u he GSdei lo building lots and sold separately The new
Tar pike In front Of tbs Property gfeay value
bellies 9 e Belyhhoih no. d Is veiy dsfrable
mr estsy er Tie above sale vii be offered one fine family
Horse family Cauage and larn,ss enc Concord ggy Nag
on and Harness two nae Mich Cows together variety Of
Gardening Utensils.
Also large lo' o. surplus Housshl FsrEitur CrpetL
TERMS For the Rel Estate cash. balance ~ a.
and q mouths Tor oilbl nerttt added secured By
trust deed For the personal all $50 cash.
over that amount four months credit approved negotiable
noes. GODDIN APPERsUN,
se2i-tds AultIonef,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

FIsnISs.-Oa Saturday night last, Augustus Kuek
and George H0niker got into quarrel At Saads lager
bear saloon on Broad Street. which terminated IN fight
They both before the Mayor Yesterday morning,
w>o discharged Kuck and required HOniker 20 give
cury for hs good behavior the evidence showing that
he was the aggressOr Il seems that his danter was
aroused BY beng reminded Of the part be took in the
Gayiuzsl affair, and be resOrted 70 pugiism 70 give it
vent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25
MARINE

NORFOLK, Sept 24-Tbe bark Elliwan, ssventy-eight
DAYS from Newcastle, Eng, bound to Charleston, has
put into Hampton Roads leaking badly her masts sprung
aud her fore rigging gone.
Arrived, the ship Alexander, forty-four days from
Liverpool bound % Richmond, with a general cargo
Tue ships Airy, ninety days, and Franklin and J. W.
PAIGE hundred aud twenty five days from Calao.-
Tie ship Peperel hound 20 london.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

VIOLATIONS oF OAnrSANs E.-Chlrge5 were preferred
before the Mayor, Yesterday, against Nessrs Hatcher
Wc5s.cf, Tromas j. Dunuavant and James Robinson Of
vo lJons Of the CRY ordnance by their The
hrJr sete punished.
leaving tao cellar pts un1arri ded an SAMUEL Y. Ian
d,um Siih o5siruc ing tie sileWalk With coal Both
cases we're co1tinurd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

THE AMERICAN HOrsL-Ia cur notice Of the opening
Of this establishment yesterday, should have stated
tia, Nr b. Ayres. late OF Goochhnd county, vas
sO,atsd with Col Ctrugton as partner TIE style O,
the f-n IA j. l.. Carriag'On & GO. We feel confident
thai ,ae American viii have prosperous run Of blsi
ucs 50 no one who soOsrrs TIERS hereafter, VIII fell
to commend Ltf hotel 10 d. friends
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25
l.,0M sALE--A vALUAHLs rOmAcOo FAC

INXECUTUgN SALE OF VALUABLE RSAL
II Estate TN Ile County OF Charbs city, on the
man road leading from ChnrIrs City Coutt
s1oure 80 WeyunOke ~ harf, James River,
and within "A baiI mile OF tbc former place.
tie directors u last will and Of 3D.
uuni Chr san deed oer for sale privately the FAbM
VII ch said Christian resided at the tine OF bis death. Known by
the "Eg. ri 'eontsuing 437 OF la nd by
survey about 100 OF E eh cleared good
for cultivation The Tt h'ssme good and pine timber emit
The building c0ss. OF dive Ing house containing two
nearly II Is situated pretty !eacn, which
very healthy and In the best negbOrhoois In the State,
htiog conYersut 70 churches schools shops, mills &C
wishing percs invited To view she preisss,
when Ir T. CHRISTIAN, et.dlng thereon Will take plea ure In
showing IL
Persons coming distance upon their giving prior lnfo
nation will be ne with at WcoKs wharton James
River where N esrdrd from the running daily
between Richmond Rnd Norfolk
For further address the subscriber Charles City
Richard ~ Graves Eq Appssons ChATl
CITY county, Va
Inns iberal TBBTrHA r. CHRISTIAN,
Exe'u,tlx ~
seif-ewtM Edmund 7. Christian, de,d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

BllrnioRs Sep . - Flar dun uperd-e t550G5 50. Wheat
heavy; Rel s'0iGf Wait 81 cleo Corn ACTIVE; Yellow
5000 c.. Nhc6 GIO PlCV sous dull aad heavy Mess
Po5S g9 s. Bacon sides CoIe aru; Porto Rec, from
2lI hands, i3CD'5L oB Mhi'ky dull a. IN CTS.
YoaK scrt - stoeks da and oScr; New York Centra
So. giua 6s Cston h,m az l' Flour hsay; South
declined; ses Sttt3S Wheat o. es bet e souihrn
Rad 81 30 has hangcL Pork steady 40 ll9Gl94
Prime sJ &9H2a Whiky go eeats. Sugar s,ady; maseo
v4Ll Col cts; ttlcrs unchanged
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

Fae aivrr ssmeat Of Plschan Morris Of PhiAlelphia
FIELD Garden and 9oral S,edmsn and Manufacturer OF
Agricultural and horticultural Implements wil iouad
am lugst The Advertisements Of toAay fhe gendemm
10 question grows every variety OF SEEDS, aud also makes
a. kinds Of implements used oy planters and hor.clltu
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