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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-31

vyrRcrNra,-InP owhaian Circuit Court April 9th 1850:
v Ann astkinI extcairx Of Ben. Watkins, deceased,
Pia'nrG,
william NJ watkins and the heirs OF James Kerr WILTON Kerr
aud I'M. Arbukle Decd formerly Kerr VII, are absent
and unknosn. .x.r,,. Defendants
nv an order entered In this cause the heirs James Kerr
Kerr and IfAb IN .buck decd required come
md ass !, he claims 10 fund held state stock
orders and which they en led
a. p ar tssn by them be the which win
ence The qTth day OF October the bled
among The res dent parts who Ill thereto
the deaths Of The parties n,estAe and Wthousue
a,t-wtw r. y ORAyRs Clerk
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lI,nREE pEsInAnLY LoCATso Lors AVE

Il BKUk TENFMENT' o. TIE NORTH sIDE OF GRACE ST,
BETWEEN MADISON AND MONROE AND PErNrSN MONRui
hND HENRY fTRtErs, FOR SALE At AUCTION At the re-
quest Mr. Samuel Moren sha sell the premises pub
c auct NO DAY tie 81 September 1859 o'clock
T. w. oowi. very desraby located Real Estate VIZ: Two
OTIS located above. front about IS the eide
Of Grace street. hing back 1888 alley 10 wide
having hr on two SINAI Brick Tremen each aiming three
OTIS besids schtn with two Also the lot and Brlc Ten
ad dining the re,dtnce Nr Joseph Hal. The
front OF 81 feet, and pth OF les and has
Gel ett Brick Tenement contsi Ing b,sds brick
Kitchen rmoke ell &c The above resi- estate
located 10 most desirable end improving OF the c
nRNs-0neourth cash; balance sta and 2 morris for
eoiabe notes. Interest added secured by h deed title
taned GODDIN APPERsoN,
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EGHANY EGE,
WIN + DTTNCAN AN

W VI. +. DU MAN, a. NJ,
PRESIDENT AND PR )FESSOR OF ENGLISH LITERATURE
AND MORAL SCIENCE.
w MO0SIsErr A. " Professor OF Mathematics and NAtu-
w raj sci-1cr
SHEPHERD Graduate In LlE fchoos ofhe UnlverslyO
Professor OF AnCisn Languages and Literature
HEN Y NJ. MATHEWS. A. NJ Prof. Of Modern Language
Aod Hist ~ (Aneisnt and Msdern)
o. DUNCAN ASSISTANT In Mathematics
joseph J CO KS, Assistant In ELg kh and Latin.
JAMES COOKE, st-War5.
ensuing begins the hs Wednesday In October,
is60, the hrst We inesdNy In july, 1861.
entire session for he ard and uon incu
ding yn 81 hAf payable al the beginning, and bali al
the middle Of h sesd
No extra charger
Boots and sta i,nery furnished at Richmond prices
Ca,aOgue any Information, address wv DuScAS-
Post Oaee BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
CIR enb Ter Guy, Va
though, reduce the price % hoarl snd
tuition OHs Hagrri dHd SIXTY Doiars the
entire expense Toe student furnishes hing and
extra charge whatever al 3-i2wke2m
ELOUR.-
l. le0s6l BrumneIs New City Nils" Family ylour.
1000 Various brands Extra superaue Flour.
For sale by ROBINSON 4 RORERTs
Aag23 CIR Gary and lsih Streets.
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RIcusoSp, Va, August lst, 1seO.

The business relations between Col A. Robert myself
for the years. conducted and dissolved With high
probation Of his capacity and integrity Live stock Broker
And with pleasure that avail myself OF his opp runty 10
him the most nluaed terms Of approval the
feeders Ond Of Acquaintance salesman In whom
they safely conhde. 3 hROWNLkE
RIcHNoSpt Va, Aug. lst, 1860. auS-ciawlm
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DR. mORPAT,s VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
~ and Phoenix Bitters have been thoroughly tested,
and sovereign remedy for dyspepsia natuency
heartburn and head ache cosveness darrA, ievers Of all
kinds rheumatism, govt gravel worms scurvy, ulcers erupyt
complaints salt rheum sryspeas common colds and n1uenKa
regulay and all arrangement Of the female system piles and
various other diseases TO which the human frame liable IoI
sale By the proprietor Dr. w. B. M0PFAT S8o Broadway New
York. and b. Druggists generally all over the country
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INo TIE HEIRs OF THOMAS EVANS AND

III WIFE, OF JE Sic WILKINSON and Of JOIN WILKINSON
who eg.ees Of Thomas Wilkinson, deid formerly Of Pow
hsan county Va You hereby notified that there 81
hands to which entitled arising from the sale
Of tract Of land Powhaan County formerly owned by Thomas
wilkinson deceased and unes
the Circuit Court OF said Cou the sex thereof VIII eh
the 9Th day OF Der the Court will decree
other paroles who
SAID sale Il GRAVES Genl Rec'r
AMI o Pc shAtgn O..
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Defendants.
pn1on and ELDER and smru,p.Q
THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA:

| To the Sheriff u Luoenburg county, Rreetifg:
Wee mnAnd the Richmond ind Danville Rail
parry Rules the ONCE OF the
ccui Cou Of Lunenburg on the nt MondRy septem
Der next wm Ihpp'n Of plea oftrsspass the
damage Ai0l: and have and there this writ
Witness WV Webb, Clerk said Court the Courthouse
the IS July 1850 and 10 the soth Of the Common
wealth W.. W WEBB
copy, W. W. WEBB Gle X.
Action on the case, O. sMrH z U aulI-wiw
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DISsOLU ZION.
NOTICE..

The term OF the Co Of Robertson Brovnee having
expired by this day the busaes OF selling
LIVE STOCK ON COMMISSION viii BE- continued by the under
signed under the and style Of ROBERTSON GalLlS
attention to the sale &C CATTLE SHEEP
HOGS With due appreciation Of the liberal patronage here
Robertson Browne they will endeayor to
deserve and hope to ecelye continuance the
q. ROBERTSON,
wM A. QRILLS
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VERY yALIAnhE BUILDINc LOT ON tn

Y SOUTH SIDE OF fRANkIIN, BETWEEN lsr AND SECOND
STREkT5 FOR SkLf At AUCT 0NwT be sold al Aucilor on
the PREMISE en- WEDNESDAY the 9th Of September sGO at
O. lock- VI that vsua Budi 1t located
be'ns part Of the half which Margaret Eli,
resides fronting i6 feet running hack about iGS feet and
bounded the by the lot which Mrs andeT
resides This doubt Of the most beau u and
des rAb!e building lots now 10 maike;.
TSRNsone oarh cash. bI1nce ai4 and ~ months for
sotiabe notes interest adtd and tile ned I'LL the purchase
money Is paid.
anil --2,W A kppER20y Auets
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Mrs. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL at
N Church. 1th street. between Bread and Mar
shall the Monday In October She will receive few small
bows. Terms $50 per sesson o. months. iyis-H
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rHrEQRAMs.
MARKEra

GOGGIN IN PETERSBURG.
PETKRsBuRG, Aug SO-Hon. WIN. L. Goggn Is ad
dressing tremendous crowd, with glorious elect.
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A UCTiON SAIL OF sTOCK--Wml
JOHN A. LANCASTER 4 sOH.

A LOTION SAL OF sTOCK.-wlIi be sold At auction
IA at ce WEDNESDAY the 18Th day Of September At
~ O'Clock NJ thousand dolAs Florida Railroad Company
per cent bonds interest payable semi city New
York.
s0-La JOHN A. LANCASTER A sOy
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III" "I1IIuut IF5uS'
R.P GRAVES, Clerk.


VIRGINIA gin the Circuit Court of City
Eea Cunn ms who sues her right aud Administrative
Of Andrew Cummln,, deceased, Piaintn
Against
Edsard Cunns Michael cuumns Lawrence cummIns Patrick
Cum lbs and Denl, Byrne and Catha; Ine his wife,
Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
This cause came this day to be the pspe ey
read appearing Court that account
Ellen lmnns Administrative OF Andrew Cummns deceased and
demands aeanst he e,tAe Of the said Andrew
cause further appearing % the Court that than
Two wears have the qualification Of salt Ellen Cum
uni as RdnIrstdx Andrew Cummrs deceased the Court
or motion OF the defendants In this doth order that the cred
to Of said Andrew Cummn DECEASED appeal here the
AS day Of the next fail and show cause any they
why the Of Andrew Cummns deceased Jud be paid
and delivered "a h butees And Court doth further
der that copy Of this he published week for four
weeks in the Richmond wh and pasted she door Of the CITY
Hall arst successive the Court OF Hus
tings for the'City OF Richmond.
A Copy-Teste
auls-wiw MoREAU b. MANN, n O.
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MOOD ROuLDIN.
NOTICE..

WILL attend hereafter s Courts Halifax County In add
w don 70 those OF Charlotte and Meeklenburg He viii praS
ice a. heretofore Court Of Appeals, al Richmond
~ Address. rsleNtt. p n OhArotts 90 sSa-~N
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NEMESIS,

Two N. A. CLOPTON, JOHN 3. CLOPTON, w.
Il N BIsPHka AND 0TBEa tElRs oPNA1HANiELv v. tLnP-
Ton, " THFRt w ANY orfRSTske notice you
residents Of the City Of Richmond that prompt vii be
taken 10 eaue pond CT gaan water uTon lot charged
the Commissioner bcsks Of the Ct IN the OF Naharv
Copion, strip ~ and yine' IL
east II Third street btiseen jackson and Dus and ale
ged before to be nuisance 70 be filed drained
sbate the said nusree under the 18th een OF the ordinances
Of the city Mrs nusances TIE 2 section ~ the charter Of
the City Of Rehmoud and the 10th chapter q the Cod Of VIZ
ginia JOSEPH MAYO,
Huis-Im Mayor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-05
AN EASY WAY TO CULTIVATE

AN EASY WAY TO CULTIVATE
POTAT OES.-Prepare the ground well /;
and if not strong turf the ground may be
furrowed very shallow. Drop the potatoes
any desired distance apart you please,
cover them with plow, making a sharp
ridge. You will disturb some of the end
hills by turning around but with a little
more seed and a hoe that evil may be
remedied. The potatoes will be covered
rather deep but some days after plant
ing take common log chain, hook each
end of the chain around good bunch of
timber brush, and hitch your team to a
centre link of the chain, putting a spreader
into the chain in order to carry the front
end of the brush in each furrow, letting the
brushy parts lap over each other; lay II
short board across, and you may ride at
ease, and sec your ground swept as clean
as you could desire. After the potatoes
have begun to break ground, repeat the
same operation, and you will be pleased
to see all the small weeds brushed out OF
the hills. The remainder must be done
by hoe and cultivator-L. BEACH, Rom.
ains, N. Y
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-05
PROFITS OF FRUIT

The " New England Farmer" states
that the Northern Spy apple now sells
from fifty to seventy-fve cents per dozen
at retail in the Boston market. This re-
mark of couse applies to those only of fine
quality and we'll kept Fruit that is bet-
ter than the average will always bring
not only high.price, but will also COM
mank ready sale. 1t requires, however,
careful preserving and packing, as it easi-
iy bruises and becomes unsaleable.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-05-05

IMPORTANT TO AGRICULTU.
RISTS.-At recent meeting 70 the Phil.
adel hia Agricultural Society,S. G. Fisher,
stated that gentleman of his acquaint-
ance, residing within the bounds of the
city, has been making manure by decom-
posing bones with sulphuric acid. The
cost of the manure thus made was but
slo a ton. Thought in the regular way
it would cost very considerably more.
Mr.. Landreth thought it would be difficult
to collect the bones at the price which it
was stated had been paid for them. The
use of sulphuric acid was not in his opin,
ion necessary; as the bones can be sof'
tened by being covered with hot manure.
Mr.. Fisher read letter from Messrs
Fcihour & Co., paper manufacturers a
Manaynnk, on the subject of the use of be-
gasse the refuse Of sugar cane, in the
manufacture of paper. The firm say tina
they are the only manufacturers who have
made paper from begasse, and they vii
pay for it from fifteen to twenty dollar
per ton, if livered at their mills, making i
in almost any quantity. Mr.. Fishe
thought in view of these falts, that it wa
Important for farmers to turn their atten
ton to the cultivation of the Chinese suga
cane
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TIE PHILADELPHIA.
Cash lllg, Paint and Glass Store
s. ". cor. Fourth and Callnwhill Streets.
PHILADELPHIA

s. ". cor. Fourth and Callnwhill Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
=" Druggists, Merchants Farm, rs and the public
crywh viii sgil nj WHO'D, sale and retail TO the
Spring Trade "f leGO heavy stock Of Drugs Medicines
Ch 'micais, &c, &c" &c.
10000 UNrs ii nn"w Glass, assorted size & qualities
IUOOI Pounds nj Putty Witc Black Red, &C. III bulk OF
binders
10000 Gallons lnsced Oil, Spirits Turpcn,inc, Cam.
phiur, Alcohol, &c.
30 Tons Uf Pure White Lead in lhls. ! Bhs, 100, so
- ana l2t ib. Kegs.
30 Tons Of Pearl Snow White Lead in Bbls Bhls 100
So u and l2l h., Kegs.
10 Tons Uf Sew YORK Whit. Lead, in Bhls Bbls. 100
80 p and III h. Kegs.
40 Tons of America snow White Zine, in Bills, Bbls
100, 81, y ami III ID. ktgs.
90 ToIs Of Lchgh American Zine Bbls, Bbls. 100, so
- and l.! III. knrs
u Tons Of LnG Paints ditf.rent o0ors. Bbls BbIs
100, 80, ~ and ~ ID. Kegs.
80 Tons # Mineral Paints Uf different coors, dry nr
ground IN OH
10000 Pounds If Pure French Green, Crome, Green
yellow, Blue, black ana 9th 4 cOlors dry or in Oil
lOW Pounds # Smats assorted !e BLACK, Rcd, Green
ana other CulGrs.
100 Packs Of Gold Leaf Gasicrs' Diamonds Glaziers
ru'ty, Hack Knives &c.
200Oo Gallons liocd Oil Varnishes, Japans, Zinc Dry.
er SC Paint, Narnlsh AMI Cals'nine Brushes ogetb.
eT WITH cnmpl l. assortment Of first class GoOts
bracea in the Drug and Paint Business.
ALSO,
1000 Rbls Roman Cement
5000 Ros .ndac and lIy lrnulie Cement
luOO Calcnrd Land, Dentistry, Casting Plaster, &.
AZ All of which will s,ll at WHOLESALE or RE.
TAlL atrom ~ To - per cent Ice than other establish h.
mcnts.
HENRY O. u. BANKS
Proprietor ufth
Philadelphia Cash Drug Pam, and Glass Store.
Southwest corner Of Fourth and CalIowhii sts, Phila
March Il, le,i0- i'm,
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MAKING HoNEY.-Take ten lbs. oi
sugar, dissolved in four pounds of water
two pounds of honey. When cooling, stir
in ten drops ofpeppermins.
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Traverse Jurors, for May Term

Bloom-Newton Boon, John Pursel, Jacob r. GrouI,
Robert CathCart, stephen Knorr
Benton iendTick Bangs
Beuver-Jacob Herringer, Samuel Fisher
BTarcTeek-MOses Davis, Vincent Richard, Samuel
kelchneT.
Centcr-Joshua Fowler Samuel Hagenbuch Emanuel
Hill, Allen Shcllhammer
Cattawissa- Michael Drobst John Keifer.
COnyngham- Daniel Il. McKierman.
Fishngoreek- William Ikler.
Greenwood John &. Lemon.
Henlock-Isaac Pursel.
Jack sOn-Thomas W. Young John McHenry.
Locust - Lucas FahringeT, Amzi Faux.
MOntour-Wm. Roberts, Samuel Lazarus.
Madison Henry Eyer.
Mitiiin-S Samuel Greasy.
Mount Pleasant John White
orange-John Vance, David E. Hayman Jacob Snyder
Abraham Keer.
Pine Calvin Chrmberlin,
Scott Daniel Snyder.
blOomsburg, March 81 1860
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

E@nte of John anderson, deccasea.
\ Office is hereby given, that Letters Of Administra
~ tiou the EST Of John Anderson, late of Scott
township in the county Columbia deceased have been
granted to Samuel b. Anderson who is residing iu Espy
town. in the said county, to whom all persons indebted
TO said Estate make payment, and to whom all
persons having claims are to present them properly
authenticated, for settlement. - -
SAMUEL H. ANDERSON,
AnriI II 1906, administrator.
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AGRICULTURAL. A
COMPOSING MANUREs.

IL is not uncommon to hear men say
they lack manure--cannot obtain enough
to render their soil productive. We in
voluntarily look about to see the evidence
that they have used oil they have st hand,
and to discover the character of prepara-
ton of the same. Cannot get manure
enough but what fort are made to in
crease the stock on hand? How is manure
in this country prepared s-how used after
preparation 7" If the farmer has sta
bic, the manure is generally thrown out of
windows under caves, on the sunny side of
the barn, where it lies during the spring
rains and sunshine, anta May or June,
often during the entire summer until au-
tumn.; or it is thrown out at the door and
through or over it the entire herd enter the
ttable, and that's all its preparation. Few
look beyond the excretions of stable cattle
for manure. And yet this forms but q
small part of the material for plant-food
every farm should afford. There are
leaves of the woodland, the muck from the
sloughs, the straw from the thresher, the
night soil, manure from the hen house,
hog-manure, all the slop not used for 'swill'
from the house, dry grass in the fence
corners, corn stalks and dead vegetable
matter, which afford shelter and breeding
nests for insects-all these, and many more
items We might enumerate, such as bones,
shes, old lime, corn cobs, chip manures,
etc, mixed, put in heaps, sheltered from
sun AID rain, and pitched over when there
Is leisure to do it, and added to, every op-
lortunity--which is much more frequent
than people imagine who have never prac-
ticed twill afford less excuse for the
complaint of want of fertilizers. 1t is bet.
ter two heaps should be prepared, or kept
ia process of preparation, one to receive
such material as may be used immediate
ly, Or as is deemed necessary, and another
10 work up the coarse manurcs which re-
q'rire time in their decomposition. And,
when we talk of decomposition, let it be
remembered we should have absorbents-
muck, charcoal, etc. to absorb what es-
clprs from decomposing substances.--
Bost0a Recorder.
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NlaD Court.
PROCLA VI MAIION.

XT1llEREAs the Hos. WARREN j. WOODWARD, rresi.
w dent of the Court of Oyer and Tcrminer and Gen
era Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
in the 2Gth Judicial District composed OF the counties
of Columbia Sullivan and Wyoming, and the Hon, JAcoB
Evans and PHTER RLlSE Associate Judges OF Columbia
county have issued their prccept bearing date the ninth
day OF Feb in the year Of Lord thousand eight
hundred and sixty, and to directed for holding a
Court of oyer and Trmincr aud General Jail delivery
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court in bloomsbury, in the county ot
Columbia, the first Monday, (beng III, 9Th day OF
May next and TO continue one week.
Notice is hereby gwen to the Coroner the Justices Of
the Peace and COnstabs of the said county of Columbia
that they be then ana there their proper persons at
10 O'Clock the forenoon of said day with their records,
nqustions and 9th, remembrance to do those things
which 10 their Offices apperain TO BE- done And those
that bound BY recognizanct 10 prosecute against the
prisoners that be in the Jail of said county OF
Columbia to be then and there prosecute them shall
be just Jurors requested TO be punctua in their at
tendance agreeably to their notices Dated at blooms
burg the 2Jh day of March, the year Of Lord
thousand eight hundrt aud sixty and in the sith year
OF the Independence OF the United States of America
(God save the Commonwealth
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff
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MASONRY,
RRICK LAYING 81 PIASTERING

DhION IN INU W 1ND I9I'IANN'
THE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens Of
i Bloomsburg, and the public generally, that he has
located in Bloomsbury, and is prepared " execute all
kinds of Mason Work in short order and reasonable
terms
~ Residence in Mr. Brewers house on Iron Street
next door Brewers Store, where all orders in his line
OF business will be thankfully received and prempuy at
tended to. GODtREh BAY
Rlootn sburg. April a. l2G0-3m.
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March 81, lsC0
Trial List for May Term, 1860.

|. Benjamin Alfred Cole William Smons,
=. Peter Miller rs. the =. w. & Erie Railroad Co.
3. Samuel Lemon, rs. A. w. Creamer
4. John Mcl'ala u.s. Henry Hans.
5. Leonard b. Rupert ct al rs Washington Lee, Jr.
t.. Simon Feternlan rs. Wright HughGs.
7. John NJ sheldon Us. Neal McCGy, ct al.
{. Rirhard Torby rs. Philip Hess
9. Henry kreasy, rs. Joseph krkendall.
10. JscOh schuyler rs Wilson AgeT.
II. Jacob sanders Is. William Metz.
II. Charles IIcnnigen rs Ladwig Diehl, admir-.
l3. Townsend w. kahler rs. Daniel Neyhard.
II. John McMulligan, ct al, rs. Samuel Rhoue.
ID. John X. GiTt0n rs Edgar Barton, etg.
Ii. William smeycr rs. John Huffnage.
IL. John Mathisi al al. II. Wilson's executors
IL. J. p. Jackson Ct al ,rs. Enorh iiousrll.
~. John X. Merrill ct a., u.s. liiram b. Freas, a.
%. stephen H. Miller rs, Daniel +. Scybert
81. samuel Beale, Sen. EX, rs. William Mears
-. John E. Auton rs. Benjamin RaydOn.
%. Edward Lyon rs. Richard b. Menah.
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