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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-07

I1ARM FOR SALT otter for sale my farm,
L in the county of Farl:lx, Va. situated with
in mile II Springfield, the first station from the
city of Alexandria, Oh the Orange and AlcXan-
dra Railroad, and eight distant by county road
from said city.
The FARM contains $40 ACRES. About two
hundred and twenty Eve under cultivation, lhd
the residue IN wood. Ii is well watrred. with
abundant springs and streams.
- The improvements consist of a DIV Ell
;..! LING, new, tastefully built and comfortably
arranged. The usual number OF out houses, and
n thrifty young ORCHARD.
ANY additional information in regard t" the
property terms, can be had by application to the
UNDERSIGNED in Alexandria, Va.
rl,HE NEXT SESSION OF THE FEMALE
School at Crdur Grove three miles south Of
arrcuton. Va, will commence on the 10th OF
ScptcnIber aud clos. the last of Jnnc. The mum
Der Of boarders will be limited 10 eight.
TERMS
Board. including Washing fuel ana lights. I4O
Tuition in the n5li,h branches. 81
French and la!aa each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
instruction on Piano, and use Of Instrument. 10
One.iourth payable III advance, one 'i"urin Tue
first of January. and the remainder at The end
of the session No deduction made for lost time.
except in eases OF protractcd sickness
Refer to Rev T. b. Gurley, b. D., Washington
city: Rev. J. H. Bocnck. D D., Georgetown. ID. C.;
Rev A D. Pollock. and Rev. john ". Pugh,
Warrcnton, Va.
For farther information. address the Principal,
Miss ELLEN Y. kEMPER, Or Gil AS. kEMPER.
Cedar Grove. Tauquier Co.. aug 4-e"tSeptl0
UORSE STOLEN.-Was stolen from the pas
/ ture of the subscriber living near The
Plains" Fauqucr county, Va. on the night OF The
25th ofJuly, IA large roam HORSE, young and full
sixteen hands high. Any information that will
lead 10 his recovery. will be thankfully received
and lberaly paid for, or II good reward given for
his delivery at home.
JACOB HOWDERSHELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-07

Tn, New York hXpre>S abiding to the fine
PROSPECTS of the Railroad Companies, -ys, "be-
fore Angus, closes, the earnings Of all the roads
win reach All amount where the figures OF 1896,
the top wave Of the railroad traffic. Gun be used
g., A cumpariSUu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-07
DIED.

On the TIN Instant. nj o'clock. =. m II his
late residence. on Wolfe. between Water and
Fairfax streets, HENRY ". WARMER, M the
sd year Of his age. ~ Ills iuher"i VIII '"Se
place this afternoon, at o'clock.
Yesterday August 9Th, in the i3d year Of her
aye. Mrs. MARY ANN SlPPiE. relict of the
late VIM. Sippic. na~ Her funeral will take
place this afternoon, at ) o'clock, from her late
residence Columbus street, between Prince and
Duke The friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
At her residence, in Madison county, on the I'D
ulti,no. Mrs. ELIZABETH ii ME, III the I'D
year of her age. But few have ever been more
beloved in life OF laluruted in death. Her gentle
and quiet spirit, her kind and ohiiGinS diSp"Ni
ton her readiness to ass$! the needy, cndearod
her to all who knew her. The had been for about
twenty wears IL zcalons. constant, ana devoted
member OF the BAPTIST Church. AT Rapid Aun
AT BriStoe Station, on the ID inst. RICHARD
G. DAVIS, III the 10Th year OF his age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-07

If III. Boston Boot and Shoe market, the Re
porter saws the demand for goods Is now at ITS
height. Buyers from The large eastern cities nave
purchased freely; and larger quantity OF goods
left Pearl street last week than during any week
.ar mrny years The causes OF this Immense
busnes, are the low rates oi freight to the West
Prices oi some kinds OF goods have ruled Io".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-07

che average specie ability Of the New York c.iy
ornks is reduced, probably, through last week ;
oueraiions, over million OF dollars, ivy reason OF
;.le export Of 81 .sij,Un0 on Saturday week, and
the general Influence the other hand OF the
California arrival but the specie line is still about
,.go million. above the same period last season
rnf m complaint is yet heard Of the dsei.nlns
acreage. On the contrary, the inclination OF the
discount ard loan average, Is still upward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-07
AUCTION SALES.
SALE or VALUABLE LAND

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
IL IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY, will offer
tor sale at public auction, on theprenises, on
Tuesday, LIN Of September, 1860, if fair, If not
the next fair day, Tract Of Land belonging TO the
estate of DabHcy Minor decd, of said County,
and containing abou, 1000 ACRES. This large
aud valuable estate is situated on My Chunk
Crock; and the Flatlands Creek Low grounds
constitute large part OF tho cleared lard, and
only need proper drainage To make them highly pro-
ductivc; the balance of the cleared land is either
table land or beautifully undulating hills, and is
of good quality, and for the most part in good
condition for profitable cultivation. There is a
vein of Limestone running through the farm
(Which has been opened many years ago. and The
lands being admirably adapted to the use of Lime.
(as may be seen on the adjoining farm renders this
property essentially and permanently valuable IN
the eyes Of the enlighten agricuturist and this,
with its remarkable procliyity TO produce grass,
would make it, under good management, unsur-
passed in the county, as grazing, or Meadow
Farm: at the same time the land is well suited 10
the growth of Corn, Wheat, Oats and Tobacco,
and has an unlimited supply, OF the best Plant
land. A large portion Of this farm is in original
forest, well timbercd with Pine, Oak and Chest
nut This timber is all marketable at remunera-
tive, prices, either for Railroad Stills, for fuel st
Charlottesville and the University OF Va, or for
the lumber market at Richmond, and elsewhere
The Farm is or 10 miles from Charlottesville
and the University, and the Central Railroad pas
ses through it, and the improved Horse Boat Nav
igation the Rivanna River is only three or four
miles distant, and the University has been SUP
piled with fuel several years past by a fsrm on
the same Railroad, but more remote from the UNI
versity. The Buildings are comfortable and good,
f;s..sSS and in good repair; the DWELLING
b#sA HOUSE is beautifully situated and COM
mana. an extensive view Of the South West Noun
tains, from which it is distant Two or three miles;
and the neighborhood affords as good society as
can be found anywhere, and has convenient
Churches of all denominations. The Farm is sus
ceptible Of division and if desirable may be divid-
ed to suit purchasers Permission will be given
to SOW crop of Wheat in the Fall, if desired, and
possession given the LIST day of January, 1861.
PAYaEsTS.-One third in Cash the LIST Janua-
ry, 1861; the balance in equal instruments in one
and two years thereafter, with interest thereon
from lst January, 1861. Bonds with approved
security required for deferred payments and Deed
Of Trust on the property as additional security.
VIM. w. MINOR, Executor.
of Dabney Minor, deed.
IL. ~ I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-07

The Bremen for southampton, on Saturday,
took out SJJ0 40; the Nigo, for Liverpool, S420-
900 in bullion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-07

z, pOTTED TAVERN FARM FOR SALE.--
= The subscriber will offer at public sale, on the
premises, Wed"esd"y, the 18th day 81 august
this well known FARM, lyingin Stafford County
on the Warrenton road. The Farm is all under
new Fencing, and in a good state of cultivation;
two-thirds Of the Land being covered with Clover
aud Grass. -
If the Farm is sold on that day, there VIII ,hen
be offered for sale all the CATTLh ana o.ie'
stock, and Farming Implements, on the piem .s,
The Overseer will show the Land 10 any pe''o"
DESTROYS of examining IT, popppc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-07
Stafford County, Va, my 24-wts

cthuoih
>IoTIcE-15O ACRES of tilageable bottom
~ ~, r;cb land. which is situated in the vicin-
ity Of this city, aud now in grass will be let TO
- snectable aud responsible personto cultivate on
shares. if application be made on or before the
18th inst. Enquire at this Office sns S-dtia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-07

EI.~ \ LECTURE FOR THE EFNEFlI uF
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.--Prote>so MATHEWS
will deliver Il Lecture in the Methodist Protestant
Church, of this city. on Tuesday, at o'clock, F.
NJ Subject--'Tnc Mission OF our Country. -
Admission fee 81 cents. The proceeds will he APP
propriated towards repairing Lynchburg College,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-07

FATAL ACCIpENT.--As the train on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, upward
bound was approaching Mitchelps Station,
on Sunday night, 1t ran over negro man
lying lengthwise on the rail, II is supposed IN
not noticed until the train reached the next
station when fragments OF clothing were
found upon the cowcatcher. The down train,
however found and picked up the body, which
was cut in twain from head to foot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-07

ny GRAND TOURNAMENT AND PIC MIC.
The Mountain Rangers. Capt. John ;. Green :
Cnmpany.) propose having GRAND TolENA
MENT aud PICNIC, to come of ON FRIDAY.
the 9th Of August, ut Oak Shade, near Gaines
Cross Roads. Ruppahannock County. The Ladies
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Washington, Rappahannock CO., aug A-c""t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-07

THIRD WARD UNION CLuG.-A meeting
Of the Union Men Of the Third Ward, was
held in front of the Lctcher Guards Armory
last night The meeting was organized by
calling John Muir 10 the Chair and appoint
inc D. S. Gregory, Secretary. The Climb was
then organized by elec'ing VIM. c. Ieaton
President, Samue! Beach, Vice President,
J. S. Beach, Secretary. and Wesley Avery,
Treasurer. Messrs. John Muir, Geo p Wise
and Samuel Beach we're appointed commit.
tee 10 report a Constitution for the Club,
and after transactiug same s,ther unlmpor-
tant business, the meeting adjourned until
Monday night next.
C,SsELi.'s ILLUSTRATED BIBLE--The l2th
part of Cassel's illustrated Bible has been
received through Mr. Geo. L. French.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-07

ALEXANDRIA SHOE FAcroRr.-We are
pleased to learn that MesSrs. c. y. Baldwin
( Co., proprietorS Of the Alexandria Shoe
Factory, have already received large orders
for boots and shoes from dealers in many OF
the towns and villages on the line OF the
i.ynchhurg extension of the Orange and Al
ryandria and the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroads, rs far ~ Bristol. The goods they
are manufacturing, are, We hear, giving en-,
tire satisfaction, tie quality Icing superior,
and the prices as low as AT the North. Mex
week, we learn, MessrS B. il Co. will uccu-
py their splendid new establishment, at the
corner of King and Royal streets, and we
hone that the Merchants from the South, 90
Ing North, will stop and examine the goods
manufactured ut home. and thus encourage
Southern institutions and Southern enter
prise.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25
RICHMOND WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 25 1860.

He will doubtless speak Of the heroes and martyrs who
died under the gallows Harpers Ferrythe misguided
and exceptional men commiserated by Kkwood and
Seward-eron bis Black and Red friends strict OBJ
Of the Higher Law "shose seat the bosom Of
God" but recommend that they set foot similar
terprises until they are better prepared
Seriously, few, even at the Souh, think tina. Lincoln,
II elected, would attempt the immediate enforcement Of
his dsorganizng doctrines We may co him the Justice
believe that he Is not rocous enough to carry out his
principles. But Il Is not reasonably TO be supposed
that be would strenuousy oppose that agitation which he
evidently thinks must and should continue until slavery
shall become exnctor that he would turn his back up
on his friends and side with the South In the progress
Of this agitation however, other massacres may be COM
mitted attempted booder than that Of Harper
Ferry. The vengeance Of excited multitude may fall
sgiiD has fallen befor' those suspected Of med
tating such deeds OF incing others, black white
to rebellion and insurrecton. Retaliation either side
blood for bood-civ war, in short, may ensu". new
proclamation and force bill may be demanded, and Lin
coins million and half may volunteer under the blended
colors of the Red and the Black Rose-7caero dce
piee 7sxero to quiet the South Il may be said hess
are eKravagant supposons. Can any man. at least any
Southern man, say they are more improbable than was
the massacre Of October, or could now excite more
amszements Nay, do not the perseveriDg enmty and
Injustice of the Northern agitsor the intense exaspera
ton of the South-every movement n both quarters-
manfesy tend in that direction But we must wait for
further developments, for the overt act.
Mos the earth quase must the earth quake before people
to bleepi"
Shall we wait till mauacles be put around limbs,
or halteIs around our neckss till crushed by the
very power and ourselves contribute to put in
tie hands of our INSCRIPTIONS adversariess Who can
siy what the six months may bring about, should
Lincoln be entrusted with that power !0r should he
not?
IL Il not mere speck Of danger which appears In
horizon black cloudhas rapidly risen above u.s. The
lightning has already struck. The tempest thickens.-
Shall we not put bsrque in trim to meet its utmost
fnrys Sound planks IL the isdki A firm hand to ht
helm 7nro,c Me putnssrs orerbodrd! Of take TO The
Stds HfsJoais and snrs yo'Tssires.
There is no other escape.
July eth 1860. j. r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25
A CAPITAL ROOK.

Nan AND WOMAN or THE Law OF HONOR applied 70 ths
solution proben "Why more women tnAn
men Chrstians BIZ Rev. Slaughter With en- in'rodu'
ton ey Prot Bledsoe. Of the Unvsnty Of Virginia. nice"
daeed 10 tpc.
A sas eydsucs ofhs and popularity Of this work.
resrv "a sold within few weeks and The
third is noE Ia pres -.
me Petersburg Eprs "Eaeh woman In the and onehS
a Sc "a h A. a least the book and comes up TO
ths requirements OF he sw ofhohor." -
ne Richmond EHqirtr ssya We venture 70 Assert, 10
a. Intellectual ability can lay down before reading the
sptire book nom Tners charming Impeiy brew,
a. philsophical view and lifeline portratne
M ,,.t ,sk me volume universally admired" pcr sale hy
~I,Se I,s "A'' --' WV '0' JAS. WOODHoUsE co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25
GA IITION

Persons living at distance should he extremely cautious Of
whom they order Lottery Tickets Cert ates Of Packages
ckes The country flooded With bogus and swndng Lo,te
s Every indueement held out to invest
In them Capital Prizes Of from $4,000 to $40 100 head their
chemes-wh Tickets One Dollar 100000 Capital PEes
offered Tickets Five Dollars All such, In every instance
auds and money sent 10 them for Tickets Is so much
thrown away without the chance Of getting
Beware all Lotteries where the Capital Prise unusually large
In 10 price Tickets In every instance where
large Prizes are offered small Of Tickets pu, down for
Q certain fraud. -
ry- All order, addressed TO FRANCE BR0ADBESTs co.,
Wilmington DEL will with prompt attention, and the printed
''-''' YRANoE, BRoADBENTs 4 CO.,
m.oL9tsvihd Wilmington. Delaware.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25
RICHMOND WADE CLOTHING,

Incr9 ed Facili t q =.
HE subscriber has manufacturing Clothing In the .
sty Of Richmond twenty years, and has a this ~
nom IS lea hands In his employment and WILL In ~
month male large additions 20 that nun "
Der Having The story his especially for
tacurng purposes Is determined make article In the
elohng nc that shall In respect with clothing
Northern cities and he asks the patronage OF his old
friends und the public generally n ysw CIV
empoymen midst 70 large number OF mechanics and
Eorhy females CHI otherwise suer for the neceares o.
ehas Of cutters and materials not to be surPss
ed BY house In the country.
Maryland Virginia. CArolnas and Georgia cassmeres and
rueeds grades coors Strictly Southern MAnuActur
ing House. shall be sssded by personal inspection Of not
What he has doing past
z. SPENCE. Clothier and Tailor.
NH Corn.h tSth 81 Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25

eWNo advertisement be consider ed BY the mouth
uness speonsd The Manuscript previously agreed upon be
tween thc parties.
Al advsrssent marked copy for specified
Der o. Insertions u continued until ordered and payment
sxAsted Accordingly.
RporLAR ADJERrsEsESfs-ro avoid msun derstantng
oaths part The Annual Advertiser s p=operto s.a. dsfy
sAat their privileges extends their eate business RsA
RAte Legal and al Advertisements By them - be
aditicnAi charge and no variation
20 and General Agents Adve enens not % Be
inserted the year 10 be charged Al The usual rates subject
% such discounts shall be agreed upou-
S Booksellers and yearly advertisers generally, engaging
With the privilege Of change. shall not her
ysary average week Insert than the Amsun'
the standing rule under he coaira and all
diaz rueh amount % be charged az the usual rates
Advertisements Inserted n the SemWeeky Why Al rs eents
lines for the hst Insertion and so eents
L. f,r -ach cnnnaance or Y weekly. Is eenta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25
NEW CLOTHING STOCK.
SPRING AND sUMMKR CLoTHING,

OUR Ready MAd Clothing eouPleie and ash the
attention Of and public In general 10 call and
be convinced Who sell the CHEAPEST" and best made Clothing
this Our stock large and viii eontnue 70 make up
20 be able 10 k stock In complete
We viii make Clothes TO ords In the latest styles,
and ull warrant 10 d. sale. -
large stock Coihs Casineres and vestlngs hand AL
ask Is call and look for yourself At MORRIS 90,
ap2s 100 Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25

ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

NE" YORK
vHYN completed years ago. the 81 Nicholas unive
NJ sally pronounced the naguineen eOnvenien and
MY orxanrei estabshmsnt u he Kind on this conneht
Was then n rsnans 70 oeAy-Eihout rival In slze, In
ness and IN IN gsaerzi esneut Of comfort had ency
Hotel accommodation for 1 Eaests, nelu Ing
suites Of apartments for families sx hu1dred per
Nuaflrtahy seated a. The tables Of ts uree public
s eth Oa Nd nothing modern devised Ger the
IA gAtaeAton q the travelling pEhte hss been
te9eaS neglected In IA practie Al deas The early
:, - n us. Al nome and abroad derived from ts mag
- = nj, smenis, and its honelke comforts Aad
ntaas ~ sopeo ieyery the unuearei exertonI
o she proDrstOnL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

Terms:
Daily Paper, eS per Gnnun; ssniWesky Weekly, ~; Al
advanca RetAnees be made al hs rsk Of The
Pu6shers IN AL where evidence taken The depoEi Of
lstterln the Pest onee containing money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25
UIaK NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS,
@or FoR TIE DAY oSLYJ

SIR ROhanss Ghost. By Conbutcr 20 ''rhe Atlantic"
T ronAera pronounced ~ crcs superior 20 similar
American book, has pGssedto The Third Edition tlV0
.GsrfnaInc NJ rhs author ranks 4rsf Ia
PNr bis read tore han other Autor Ih
ehNruning novel Is BY far his best book." sl,o9
u.,torv of yI,r,land. sixth Edition this elegant
vork l. ready Not ony interesting story tut the hand
so-s book of hs U-d This edition Il sill an
Improvement over Others In beauty Of bniing. tlO0
The Roman Question. b EDNrSs Asogr ms =
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correct every particular COS
Ara RecreatiOns richly Illustrated containing inSiTae
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vshe book teachers those who would become teach
e.. TEiAD EuFuoS iNgEoyEp 49,.
Esiogrnpsiy of SriE-Taug ht-Me MeR--unlyersaly ac-
fnowdsed as one Of The best eeos Tor yoah ever Pe0oe ~
Above for sale By AL BoOksrs and sent BY mall By the Pae
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25

DTVII,S aNTISPAs. TODHC, for the cure Of
~ AsAic Cholera.
Chollcs. Of an kinds spasms,
Cholera MoIbas ID, sentef
DlarrhON, Lock , W.,
RhsuaAilc or EearlldS PANS
Cramp To 'hAehes
N-rYou. Headache,
D.Ih iuu Trsmens.
Burns, Cuts, Ae
Bor sale "ao's'As anu '' JAMES p DUvA I, Druggist.
-, Cor Aaln and 10Th stL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR JULY 1860.

FRANCE, BROADBENTs CO., ManAgers
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
7s Kanaoes caR De attention Of tie pu5is s o,cino
Splendid Schemes 10 be drdton IN Wnfn0ton Deldtcdrs
BYSTAT A UTH0RITY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25
NUMBER 176,
NEW AND RIcn JEWELRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE

. "a. Dd Z Il II .
ooKsrk AID sIRs,rs, ncHxosD vHetnIA :.
HAs received In addition to HI. already large and n
III extensive ssscrtments, hesutnl collection all "a
slver and Plated Ware
wstchs By the following celebrated uaksy
Jules Jurgensoe Adams Sans David Taylor Henry Rsy
ponds L-mcn Alfred Lsvsle and other celebrated maks
mtMoSDsA large and rich Sssormett Of Diamsnds
and other precious stones
Diamonds, Pesr, OPAL, carbune.e, Garnet, Coral Cameo
Onyx, In sxr.s
Also-specaeles-B arllan Perseops Pebbles In fold
silver and steel frames Clocks Cutlery Jevey Of every
seriptop. 80
The public respectfully Invited examine the above b.for,
purchasing. A. A MYTRs
mA9s Cor. Main and Pearl Gts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25
REunNED.

~ "A BARGANIN, JR have removed 10 heir New store
NI No al Ma street. sevcn doors their Old stAna
s5es hey have Increased their c-a for doing AL knds Of
5-s In % n- sah a. putting up every description c Water
Fxare Hyirant. Water Closets Bahs Boilers Cooking Range
Pumps Hydraulic Rams 4e Putting Portable Gas Nos<s
ntii1F 40 b1ildiuTs With gas pipes and tx1rea - -
AZ sorts of n work Rooang &c; heating budings With hot
AZ Etcr or steam. They this occasion 20 state hat tey
Ar In this other country, which
lhsy Tli pui up and warrant 20 give satsfAetisn-
LArse soen Of plain and faney In ware and Crates and
. v.,t--s sigsSs On hapd Ruii-H
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25

n OvERING's CRUsHED, POWDERED AND
~ "a" whte Sugar, for saleey n.v,v,o,.
III, LAah nAVkSPokr'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25
JOSEPH LAlDLEY.

PRIHE NEW RICR, 'r''i.Is;. q. r. DAVENPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-25

Among other recent Developments, we must not omit
to notice the offensive andaon bestowed by Mas
sachusetts Summers hbellous and iDfammitory har
angue. Some allowance may be made for Sumner who
Is to he hoped found relief his acerated back in dis
charging the Of his Spleen But the endorsement
of his foul abuse and menacing doctrinesthe which
inspired the martyr Of observation-disclosures on the
part of his State depth of malignty-a national
tpathy indeed well calculated to invite another raid and
scarcely compatible with social commercial intercourse
much less with political union.