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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27
Terrible Accident.
,TrPN TO TWENTY PERSONS KILLED.

FIFTEEN TO TWENTY PERSONS hIIlLf.D'
HYDE PARK, Pa, Monday, March PC, 1860.
terrible accident occurred at ChittendenS shaft,
four miles below here, this afternoon. The pumps
broke while the workmen were being hoiSted up. An
explosion of re-dsmp followed, when fifteen to TWEEN
ty of them were killed and many more seriou'ly
wounded. The engines and boiler house were blown
TO pieces These are all the particulars yet received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27
Death of the Hon. Francis Mallory

NOKFOLk, va, Monday, MARCH 70, IobU.
The Hon francis Mallory, formerly Member Of Con
Rress from this District, died this morning.
The U. S. steamer Pocahontas is still here, waiting
orders.
The U. S. steamer Dacotsh is rapidly getting ready
for sea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27
From Albany.

ALBANY, Monday, March 70, iSoV.
The Hon. A. Is. Williams, Senator OF wayne
County, js detained at home by serious attack OF
eryspelss in the head He was taken sick on the way
home with his family There is very little probability
of bis return this session. Senator Milliams mas
norted the Pro-Rata and Assembly Toll blls his ao-
sence therefore, loses one vote to these measures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27
Loss of the steamer Arkansas Trav-
n1ar OFF,

MEMPHIS, Monday, March &C. 1860.
The stesmer Arkansas Traveller, bound from New
Orleans to For! Smith, sunk on Wednesday near Van
Buren, Arkansas, and unknown passenger was lost.
The boat and cargo are a total loss.
barge from Cairo, in tow of the steamer Philadel
phia, has sunk inst above this place. Loss SOS 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27
Glass Collins,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Monday, March 26, 1860.
Gass Theoretically -sealed coffns, Cannons patent,
the irst of that material in the world, we're success
fully made to-day at the Louisville Glassworks-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27
Fire nj Niagara, G. w.

NIAGARA, Monday, March 20 800.
fire yesterday morning destroyed Gibsons CABINET
shop snd several adjoining buildings, including tie
Odd Fellows and Masonic lodges and all their con-
fentR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27
SuffoIk County Election.

Boston, Monday, March 70, IoUg.
James w. Rice was to-day elected Register OF Sui
ok County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27
The WeIIand Canal.

ST.. CArHERIsEs G. W., Monday. March 70 1867.
The Wellapd Canal viii DO opened on the ibt OF
A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-07
What Psrtyi

The Rieigb Register Justly remarks that The response
biHy which now rests upon the Democratic party IN
Congress is fearful one If they honest in the as
serton that the election Of Sherman would seriously en-
danger the Union how dare they refuse 70 elect large
southern stakeholder? l. the opposition OF Mr.. Oi'mer
10 the Lecompou Constitution decent excuse for such
refusal Surely not and for two reasons-lst, the Le'
compton Constitution is no issue now is dead and gone
an issue and it is than idle to spend breath up
on it, "a, prominent Democrats men who stand high
in the estimation orthe party denounced the Leeompton
Constitution as bitterly "a did Mr. Glmer and these gen.
temen are no, only in full communion with the party,
but actually are looking for its to elevate them to
the Presidency itself Look at Douglas to whom the Ia
leigh Standard is committed in the event OF his nominal
ion OF Charleston And look, too, at Gov Wise who Is
now receiving the expressed preferences OF comfy meet
iugs in the Democratic State of Virginia Why IS not
sauce for the goose, sauce for the gander:
But leJ us look a little further into this business
Mr. Giuer cannot be pardoned for sin participated III
bv Two Of the most prominent candidates for Demo
cratic nomination for the Presidency, why did not the
Democrats of the House vote for Mr.. Botelert lie nad
made no record against Lecomptou He isa Nrsnian and
urcseuts Che District invaded by Brown, and no other
objection could be made 10 him that OF being an
American. Aud vet tins Democratic party would hazard
,t, Union rather than make him Speaker or m other
words, lose the Speakershp themselves. Whata party
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-07
nc,mrnlnr Ren,on in EngIand.

some OF the London journals, according to the Ne"
York Express, take much more rational view oil the
Harpers Ferry outrage than the "irrepres'he conflict
men in this country. The Morning H-rr" has an arti-
r,le on the subject the substance of which is thus -
Slavery is au institution planted at the South not by the
present Generation of Southern men, but by eve, the
people of England" The American colonies made an
effort TO ria themselves of the institution while they We're
British colonies bur British Influence prevented And,
today 70 is this same eve, the people OF England that
the main prop and pillar Of the same savery-support-
ing by buying of it, as it di last year. over Sl5oooo-
900 worth of sArcgrovn cotton, rice and tobacco How
unjust chen, how unfair and above all, how inconsistent,
hs H-f suggests for Exeter Hal to be joining in any
s5o.,oa crusade, or any alotheosis Of dBrown.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-07
otbcr Raids Predicted.

Some Of the AboItons.s are predicting other raids,
lf r the manner of John Browns, into the save-hod-
r- State, The New York Tribune publishes "approv-
fnIv. saws the Dr.-Boot letter fully endorsing the
aims of John Brown and the agencies such as he employ
Cd and hoped to arouse The Harpers Ferry affair, it
seems did not astoush Parker at ou Indeed he almost
hints TIA, be knew OF it, and the following paragraph
viii strike one as remarkable
"Of course was not asonisbed TO hear that an at
tempt had been made free the slaves in certain part
o. Virginia, nor should be astouished if another 'in-
--rec,ioa or rebellion took place in the State Of,
OPP third ill.,, OF @ fourth ill.,
Why. asks the y. York Day-Boot, were those places
ei, 5auke Does the Tribune refuse topublish them for
fear of breaking up the enterprise which some John
Brown may hlv, in contemplation: We suggest that
Oh, boldaess and vic5edness Of the AboGuonists are
reaching a point truly incoHceiyable.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-07
81 n. M1crE-0f .nthorl,Inr the MarYsvlle plank

Nv Mr.. MAGEE-0 authorizing the harysvlle plank
road to be converted into railroad
Nv Mr. YERBY-0f allowing certain commissioners u"
cboneery one dollar hour for services rendered
nv Mr. MALLORY ---Of chartering a company 10 con
s,rct railroad from CARROTS Depot in Sussex, on the
Pctcrsburg and Roanoke Railroad to some point near
Gees bridge in Brunswick
nv Mr. BALL-Of amending the 10th section OF the
act concerning the registration Of births, &C. 80 as "
extend the time in which Commissioners OF the Revenue
are requested to return their books to Clerks oil Oou"
Courts
BY Mr.. CHRIsTIAN-of changing the mode Of tax
ing distilleries.
TRAYs-ALLEGHANY LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Mr. RAYMOND moved TO take up Senate bill NO ~,
authorizing an appropriation to the Lunatc Asylum west
of the Allegheny mountains. The bill appropriaes the
sum of 100000.
Mr.. ARNOLD explained the provisions and merits OF
the bill.
The vote was taken and resulted-ayes l27, noes O
INDEMsIPYfNG LOSS.
The House took up the bill to compensate Harrison
Fuller for two horses lost in conveying convict 10 e
to the Penitentlry. The bill approprates $500 Its
merits we're explained by Messrs. McCamant and Bass
The vote stood ayes ILL., noes -.
COMMUNICATION IRON THE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS
The Speaker submitted communication from the
Board of Public Works 1t laid on the table and
ordered to be printed
THE MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
Mr. WALKER moved the suspension of the rule to
sas Gap railroad for the purpose of placing it on the
footing Of other bills of that character which are made
the order of the day for the 9th Of January The House
refused to suspend
THE HARPERs FERRY RAID.
Mr.. WICKHAM, OF the Senate, announced the pas
sage by that body of the House bill making appropr-
alton for defrayng expenses incurred by the Executive
in defence of the State and the execution of the laws,
with an amendment in which the concurrence OF the
House was asked.
On motion of Mr. DUCKWALL the bill was laid on the
table and ordered to be printed.
BILLS Of SECOND READING.
Bills on their second reading taken up and nnm-
Der of them advanced stage.
PETITIONS, PROCEEDINGS &C.
Various petitions, proceeding of meetings &C., we're
presented and appropriately referred
BILLS on READING.
The bills reported by committees this morning were
taken up read the first time and ordered to their
reading.
On motion of Mr. PRETLOW, the House add.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-07
= Vain Proceeding.

We fad the following going the rounds of the papers,
taken. +. /, sa'd from the Wheeling hteligHcc;
alta called meeting of the Republicans Of Wheeling,
an h. evening ,le -stb us- T. Y. Norton in the Chair
aud T. VI PCmplrey as Secretary, on motion Of Thomas
uo-ubroos ESQ y. c. Arthur was appointed as dele
gate % the Richmond Opposition Convention ofthe l4,h
rr11imo.
MI Arthur being duly notified, heartily accepted the
nomination
We have only to say that if We are not very much
mistaken the aforesaid Mr.. Arthur viii find ms trip to
,is Opposition Convention of the 22d Of February a
wholly Improbable one. lie had therefore, better stay
So. home, and save his money-and his bacon Certain
&c Is. vc think, he viii 40, be admitted to seat in the
Convention. And is downright mpertineuce in these
Wheeling Republicans to have appointed him delegate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-07

A COMEDY ~ CovEr.-Thc Cincinnati Commercial gives
Oh. evidence 10 suit brought by Mr. Morton, late Lead
m aston SO the National Theatre against Mr. Bates the
munger % recover - 900 the balance OF season en-
gacemeut the plaintiff having been discharged after i've
weeks experience. the Plea OF ucapaciiy 70 I'LL the
situation Tor which he was engaged.
Among a host Of witnesses principally belonging to
the theatrical profession Mr. Charles NJ. Barrs the
manager of Pixies Opera House. His evidence, in view
of Ee popular y,lted u connection with theari-
rsI entertainments hit the nail exactly on the head
When asked his opinion to the capacity OF Mr. Nor
Ton he said 1t Mr. Merton Is the bad actor Mr. Bates
claims he Is in view OF the existing popular TASTE the
gentleman ought be Of great value 10 any theatre mere
for after having seen Charlotte Cushman, Mr.. Muir
doch and Mrs Waller play to comparatively empty
benches while " Jack Sheppard and the Three Fasl
Meu' immediately after have filed them TO overlooking
- convinced thai bad acting in beastly drama mas
much stronger chance of pecQnary success than the
most elegant and artistic entertainment that be oter
ed b. far the largest amount Of money taken here by
theatre for nany years the National recently
paid TOO double the usual price OF admission by
very respectable lOokiug audience TO gentlemen
Of the shorbarsd persuasion punch each sher's head
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Jy. .-t. ra ID. LOVING rlrrOr.u and tOfuorf gIfrlC.
ON ,
...w the gre lU.1U ...'lr OF hon. l. A. ls Ntt7ou
r..- g.. .r.. fr...... 80 Is.-a-. ,;v..- %
lN". Nt"F'.et '. ''' ''' ' 49,
r..t... tho Sam. sD.rt which animated the immortal
,,-. ANA thousands orIasrt, IovaI and true to tlg
r-......-.r, -.. t,. CHI. .,,.rl. cont.
'..'- .'.'' ''- ''' '''-
mont.
.B.fra take mv sgat 7 trust ,be House will indulge
m i -iyr. u.te-sucs 20 one or two old fashioned sem
,.r..- Which. .l DAYS past and gone were common to
,.. whole American people I may excite tbe deri-iou
.. portion oi OBJ. J-uiou-- of the North, and % may
H-1sose he c1..ug. %. e Ile eater, OF tAe south; ou
Say there IS one class o sentiments "ui- ''"olsN '.'
.. .rs n tie excitement may strive ' G'''.. " ''e"'l
a-c0rt bon che a-os oil our ti..4."' o'e our eo''
ur. we love MS mountains S -.''',' '''. Us
vs.. love rs p-t.i- '-'''..' us So, -'.7 o'l, us
l.--s- L...' ana 'lr glorious "'.''- vi 0'-','
applause re- love ioal i'i't' ." every
which 9aoi-acs al. hereditary AoHo's ana '''.Ne,'OH
and enables .le poor mau child u he have talents ana
genius Co climb
,rr. steep where rl-.s proud temple shines ailr.'
t.r.-s, I'm the .al,rie. We love the star spaugled
a.r which lls waved i triumph over many field OF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-07
Nnt.s ON Rceshcr,. Lat.

TIM. reverend bypocrite, ds meek follower OF Che
Christ of Love no profession, this ewuator OF tls SATAN
that ds4orated Eden boz de-re-ths ardent admrer OF
the bearties ofmaryriom as seen alar o1-ts IfeAeo
e~or tbs u. r.,-.~ of l.s-.rf ON Earth and OF tle
..,.,l-r,- flint. .,ovarls man, this arca,,ee, o.
Internal machines for others TO FIRE oh-th- creature
whose d.bof.sI titles are longer ,heu Spanish ''''
5se.s~ Of ls a... g.-.s5r even Cleey,rs himself h's
been ,-,ia lately venting his humanitarian religion OF
b.t,~-stiras airesb bis aahing cauidon OF horrors
and ,onul.cer.Iy invoking war and lstord aud upne
Sui-th,' TO similar entertainments Nartt or ''or.'-
WORTH East. he seems violently opposed
u-z-Fsr ofrrrrr rE.laGOr ro rHE soVr, H.' THINKS
IrvvsY BAD Fos NorrIEaN sTov'oH'.
.L,.a., land b. broken roi ' A.gat
10. world aro.r.L" 'Ls- the South only be broken
Moi, chen viii cover only the South On her, only a--
1v,tH.l. SID tail as &C. should, disastrous eclipse ""''
,.s r,r,.s-, of .lre IMPROVED NEw E>sA>n' tu-.1
win blss ia OBJ, sunshine of discriminating 0ol.I
rgrcHrE rIz-u rNoGvo-str-
u1t ..,.,t~ So long c, his .H'7r shan
,.,af a, n principle, eliei isgs 70 s.i"1 @.
..~ Among the principles which beg" TO- anu
without which Ct had never been born, were tolerance q.
pa, ,rrr.. Ha. ~r, 90 10 The recognition or GO as a.
.,s..... .ssat $40 The Gora1wo'--''s restoration Q.
st. .rlr. FOO 5is e-rl %. H Ha'-'r.st a.tr-.'t 90.
or1a-i.li importation ef s.Fr.f N' .'f F.i.' ''.'.
ftisa-and vet th.s reverend l..-iacr OF a.- h. '-
te constitution of bis country, 4lre5 profess 10 swear
and stand by the principles of the Laio1, IN 'e very "'
of DENYING them and mocAins their sc3veIsioa-l
rrFc.ra's Ho--rs SATISFIED.
"r rts -.rE rlH l.e sand. 90 ra.t q ..''s 10 Sd.
,tat -.,l o.. .. aar rs.itef dscea'i'a'.91 Of cir
~ and r.l.g.at, Itar What need to wal, longer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-07
Wistar's Saisam OF Wild Cherry.
Rron, FN Alderman PERKINS

BOsrOY Feb. g. 1873.
DR. W POwLE-Dedr Sr:-Por several days had been suf
feng cold. accompanied by
and sick headache which completely incapaiated
for business hsd taken but small portion Of single bottle Of
this Balsam when experienced immediate relief My cough
once my lungs relieved from the
which painful attribute this entirely 70 the
good effects your Wild Cherry took other medicine
whatever. cordially recommend to all my friends
Respectfully yours, sAMl 5. PERKINS.
Prepared by SETH w. FOWLE CO. Boston, and for sale by
ADIE GRAY, PURCELL LADD CO., and W. PETERSON,
Richmond and by appointed agents 10 county, and Drug
gsts generally. del9-dc&Wlw
Individually will please call and settle their accounts else
will give into the hands Of others be collected by law
ALEX. HILL
sNo further Indulgence will be given longer than the 18th
OF December next de5-d&wlm ALEX HILL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-07
MARA EEn.

the resdenceof brides the 18th Of Dec BY the
Rev Daniel witt Mr. EDWARD C. MILLER to Miss PAfrIE O..
LOCKETT all Of Prince Edward CO., Va.
On 10Th instant by Rev W. Kirkpatrick HENRY COOK,
Esq Miss MARY JANE daughter Of Mr. suhad, ESQ., all OF
Phsylyania, Va
25th Deceu 1872 the residence Of Dr. D. j. Cia
borne, II. 7 Montgomery Rev JOHN G. CLAIBORNE
aud Miss NJ y. CLAIBORNE both Of Bruins sick CO., Va.
the h inst In Eenton, c. by Leroy NJ Lee D., Rev.
T. W PETERSON, Of the Virginia Conference, Miss ELLEN b.
SKINNER OF he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-07
THE NEW MAIL PACKET CLARA.

WILL connle TriWeekly. rom Rich a.1sIiIII1
w nond TO Seottsyle, leaving Richmond szrLz.15
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS at r. ~ and CO..
Meeting the Mail Packet Luce Jones scottsye h
day. aIlOH, A. NJ, for Lynehburg and Richmond.
RETURNING.
Leave Scottsy.e l0I, A. TUESDAYS THURSDAYS an
SATURDAYS aud arrive IN Richmond day, At 8 A. W.
Passengers from the country vi observe that by this Schedule
they arrive in Richmond o'clock In the morning and can r
turn home days, at ., p ~
Below time OF arrival and rates Of Pare Al ntemedf
points,
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Time. Niles. Far
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OUR stock OF Ready Made Ciething, No. 80 Mails .,
" have sold 10 Mr. H. WIiITLOCk and will conih1s
keep large establishment No. 100 Main st. where Ill 4
pleased and the public In general hlI f
made arrangements 10 manufacture clothing here, AID "
prepared receive orders Of Kind 10 be made up -
style and short notice Our winer sok vii I'D
reduced prices, 10 make for Spring Stock. Call At
JAG &. NORRIS co, 100 Manh
L. MORRIS l. ELLs
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RtPORrs or COMMITTEES.

Bills were reported from different committees Pro
Vdng for the reassessmen of tract OF land belonging
to the London and Virginia Gold and Copper Mining
Company. Refunding to Ro. y. Wright, sum OF mon
ey paid in erroneous assessment Increasing the salary
OF the assistant clerk of the Executive Department.
Incorporating the Indian Mound Cemetery Company in
Hampshire. incorporating the Rockbridge Manuiactur
ing Company. For the construction of road in Pen
dleton and Barbour. Incorporating the Skin Creek and
French Creek Turnpike Company. Completing the Nc
Adamizng of the Weston and Gauley Bridge Turnpike
Incorporating the Genuyille Turnpike Increasing the
capital stock of the Wythevile and Grayson Turnpike
Company. Reviving and amending the act incorpora
ting the Beavers Hill Turnpike Company. lncorpOra-
ting company to construct Turnpike from Qullans
vile to the Abingdon and Russell Old Court House Turn
pike. Providing for the construction of Bridge
Cnch river. incorporating the Jacksonville, Marion
and Rye Valley Turnpike Company. Authorizing the
consolidation of the Baltimore and Ohio and Northwes
tern Virginia Railroad Company. Incorporating the San
dy and Arnodsburg Turnpike Company. Incorporating
the Lteton and New Marnsyille Turnpike Company
Incorporating the Murphys Creek and Little Kanawha
Turn Ike Company. Transferring $500 of the States
subscription in the Mechanicsburg and Wythe Turnpike
Company to the Raleigh and Grayson Turnpike Compa-
nv Amending the act for the construction of the Old
Forge and Buckton Turnpike Company. Releasing the
States interest in the New Manchester Turnpike Compa
ny to the county of Hancock
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
BY Mr.. FERRELL-0f releasing Friend Cox, clerk Of
Wetzel from paving certain fines.
BY Mr.. COWAN-of prohibiting entries on lands in
certain cases.
By Mr. LOCEE-Of amending the charter of the town
Of Bolivia in jefferson county.
BY Mr.. P0RTER-0f making appropriation for the
benefit of the Welsburg Female Seminary.
By Mr.. H0LDWAY-0f requiring the Auditor OF Pub
lie Accounts to make returns for reports etc. in certain
cases.
By Mr. HUNDLY-0f repeating the law prohibiting
the circulation of small notes.
BY Mr. HUNTET-of relunding tax to VIM. A. Ro-
berison, Of Louisa.
BY Mr. RIVES-Of relunding to the securities of G.
r. Clement, sheriff Of Charlotte certain of money.
BY Mr. ALDERS0N-0f constructing a turnpike in
Braxton and Nicholas.
By Mr. M0NTAGUE-0f Incorporating Montgomery
Female Institute in Chrstiansburg and making it loan
or appropriation of $4,000.
By Mr.. MEDLEY-of setting apart certain days in
Circuit Courts for the exclusive hearing of chancery
By Mr.. BlSBIE-of granting indemnity to James
Barry for the burning Of bis houses in 1855,
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Ja7-v.w ''p' WIN. FoLKrs, C. II. C


VIRGINIA :A rules held In the Clerks office OF Hrnro
County Court, Monday, III pa day Of January, 1900
Augustus Maert Plaintiff, IN Gaze, and
dgIifst srachmt return
Michael Egan Defendant. J Ell executed
The object Of this suit from the defendant The
Of dollars and with interest thereon the
Of ak per per annum from the 2st day Of June 1882
iii paid In damages and affidavit having filed that the said
defendant Nonresident Of this State, Is ordered that he
pear within onh after due publication OF this order and do
necessary prot his Interests and that copy this
order be published in the Richmond Daily Whg week for
four weeks and that another copy OF the post
Ell atihe front door Of th Courthouse Of this county, the
DAY Of the next term OF the said Court Copy-Te te
jaI-law4w WI FOULKESS. G II c.
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II. ". MAGRUnER, ,.,
STEPHEN r. EwERs, i'u'
VITiGINI

NIKlINIA AT he'd ONCE OF
County Court, Monday the % day Of anuary, 500
William Taylor, Plaintiff.
Against
c sgnigo and Michael Egan sometimes called Michael NJ
Egan Defendants.
IN Debt and on Attachment returned erecute5.
The object this suit the Defendants the q
nneytvo G0OO dollars, with interest thereon the Of six
per per annlm from the 21th day Of January, 1872 until
paid And affidavit having been filed that Michael Eran.
called Michael w. Egan, Of The said dcfendents,
resident this state, II ordered that be appear within
publication Of 'h ORDER and DO what
protect lis interests And that copy Of this order he pub
hed In Richmond Daily Wing four successive
and that another copy OF the be posted the front
the Courthouse Of this County the s day Of the
term Of he said Court.
A cOpy-Tese,
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CULPEpEK LAND FoR sALR.

Desiring 10 further South will offer for sale the
0gth Of March, 1860 II fair MT the fair day my Of
land situated In the county OF Cupepe containing, by recent
survey hundred and acesab sixty heav
mbered the balance cleared II lies Immediately the line
the Orange and tnda Ra lroad about half mile from
Michei Station About hundred and hy living
Run equal The baance Is high lanf
mostly red clay peculiarly adapted to the growth Of Wheat
anil Tobacco The buildings Indifferent AMI the land
having In the hands Of inexperienced for several
years It's present condition affords evidence Of IT, real value
The neghDorhooi the heal hest There
six Cnurch within range OF Eve mestwO Episcopal two Bap
list, one Methodist
TRSs,s accommodating made known the day Of sale.
PsOns DESTROYS purchasing obtain further nforma
i.T-ytd. " r. TAYLOR
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THE SILVER THREADS

which Time introduces into the the hair prevent thousand
tlemen from gearing whskers and moustaches and "a IA
MINUTES Christadoros Excelsior Dye would render every A.
DARK As NIGHT
and twenty from the apparent age the
al. The trump liant result Of
DR.. CHILTON'S ANALYSIS
proves this dye be Wholesome FOR the hair uos
for beauyng properties Ladies whose beauty ra.
depends upon color Of their wealth Of hair will end IL
article that they SAFELY USE
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dresses CHnri
DORO, Aston House, New York. deT-lnh