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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
Ehe President and the John lfr

. xurrcctioni>ts.
MIR. George Scnnott, counsel Tor Stevens and
lIaHctt, how under sentence Of death ut Charles
lnwn, Va, arrived here yesterday, and had an
interview with the President, iI thc hope of
| obtaining his personal Influence with the Go
vrrn"r and Legislature of Virginia I" obtain
their pardon. The President treated Mr.. Sen
mott kindly, and expressed 10 him his warInest
SrniratliirS and the rope that he will succeed
III his mission: but, while he did not decline 10
act directly he did not promise to take action.
lie said it was II matter for the Governor and
Legislature Of Virginia 10 decide, anu lie could
not Interfere with tho Legislative affairs Of any
State. Mr. Scnnott leaves here Tor Richmond
io-in""ruw, having the ;!SSIIylnCrS Of Governor
Letrhcr that hr shall have hearing before the
Committee OH rar'lons in behalf Of his clients.
lie will ask loT genera! amnesty in their c:lSc.
Ii is matter of great doubt if his request is
granted. Stevens does n,it express hope OF
being pardone,l. lie is rady and willing 10
meet his fate and it is said that Inc lnauleSts
as much c0oncSS and indifference concerning
his end us Brown did.
We find the above in trlegraphic commit
ncaton in the \. Y. Herald. sent from Wash
ngton on Sunday. We know not what truth
there may be in the other allegations. but we
arc fully authorized tn Say that the statements
in regard to Gov. Letchcr ARE entirely un'
founded Both in Charlcslown ard in Rich
nonh, in reply TO appeals from Mr.. Sennolt,
Gov. Letcler positively refused 10 fake any
sitp ta. might Interfere with the strict cXec'I-
ton Of the sentence uf the prisoners 1t was
not in the least through his agency t:'at Dir.
Scnnott yesterday obtained permission from
boil, Houses of the Legislature to present his
case to the Two committees OF the two Houses.
(Wc have no "Committee OF Par'lanS i'll onr
LcgiSlatlrc) Mr.. Scnnott will be respectfully
listened TO by the two committees on Thursday
evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09

DECLINES TO SHARE THE ESPESsE.-The Ala
balnn House declines to concur in the Senate 5
resolution appropriating $4,000 to aid flrSl-
MIA in defrayins the expenses incurred by the
John Brown affair
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09

Mas MrRDEgED NJ WoNAS.-A respect
able farmer named Budd was shot and killed
in Accomac county, Va, on Friday night OF
last week, by woman named Mary Simpson
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PHILIP RAHMi,

EAGLE VI AEfI NE " Q NhS,
HlCHNO.IH. III.
MANUFACTURES Steam Engines Of every Gcscripil
I'll aud s,zr Circular Saw M:ls, Mil Gearing. %in
N.rh;nary o every description. Casting. i'll ron and tr
Ina. Al shn,- n,,;r. Fr! 3-sly
FLAT ROCK FEMALE; SEMINARY.
{NDR TiiE YEAR l>,-rrr lirS session will Commence
1 on H.. :aih January and close June 'J!h.
Terms IA : far last Year.
When notified al ;h arrival Os stu l":s 3; E'rH> an!
Whit-- -uahI. conveyance will br in r"aim:> 10 take
them my house. IL rvr >ir nnC. address Ms Am
". ORGAN Mac:arland-. i!:-niurs.
SIy address i Kicirnund t.s kline.
Ian .tl-;f JEo i,E,sAlS JG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09

THE MAINE Observation-Disclosures 300 men-
bcrs Of the Maine Legislature were on visit
to Portland, last week, to whom grand ball
was given The demonstration contemplateS
the removal Of the Seat of Government from
AuylStu TO Portland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09

NEW CASTLE, Craig CorSTY, Va,
March lSt, 1860.
Gentlemen In the proceedings Of the Con.
rention Of the Opposition. recently held in
your city, notice that ! was appointed
E,ector for the county Of Craig. While it is
matter Of but little Importance to which ofthe
present political parties $50 far as the interests
Of either party may be conccrnc'D may belong,
yet as L freeman, presume it Is ,nv right to
battle under the banner Of that party whose
principles and measures. in INV humble
opinion. are most likely To promote and Sc
cure the interests OF onr common country
1t is long been my opinion that the Democratic
party is the only truly nationa! party in OK.
iStence. and to il alone we can safely look for
the salvation Of our priceless heritage Ny
honest opinion is that the Wing party has
long since forfeited lis claims To he considered
national party, from the cagcrneSs it has
exhibited 10 coalcSce with any movement
looking to the defeat Of the Democratic party
without any regard To the ultimate and final
tendency Of Sucl movement. For these and
other reasons which mi sht he enumerated at
greater length, have for the last three
or inlr years been an advocate OF the princ-
pies Of the Democratic party, and therefore of
course cannot accept the position assigned me
by the Opposition Convention.
Respectfully, JOSEPH W. llOT".
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The Prospects Of Wise.
DI;l,1aI,bi, nNfnnitnrn sayS.

Gov Wise is the only prominent leader
North or South, for whom any formidable
demonstrations have hccn made by the peop10
in their primary assemblies. In the free States,
rs Il general thing, the politicians have no per
soral preferences. They are ready to favor the
y,remoSt man, and will support the nominee
But there is quiet settled expectation that
toy Wise will be the man. On Saturday last
we lie; Il l,arty Of Alabama merchants, who
report that the masses Of JoM parties in their
State are for Wisc-and that the delegation at
Charleston will vote for him. fr"m illinois
anil h.iiana. me hare icticrs .trom @terat
friends 81 Juigs Dongla., ant tiey sag en-.
pinhic"'Iy, Mh Goe. I''isn is Meir Sero"d
rhnir1 " II
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1si.s Ayonia Jones in n!sustralia.

The papers of Melbourne and other portions
of Australia are filled with notices of the great
dramatic powers Of this charming young lady,
who is IL most worthy daughter of our own
city, Tine people of tla; distant land seem t"
have received, wilh no less pleasure than sur
priSc. the admirable tlcincatiOns by young
Virginia girl of the noblrst productions Of the
greatest authors. Her performances IN one ol
the colonies will prepare her way for i cordial
reception III the giant British metropolis, which
she means to visit, and We doubt not that, after
having gone through the ordeal and thorough
ly studied The British AMI French schools ol
the drama, she will hr hailed, on her return 10
her native land as the most accomplished ar
tistc Of the day.
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$50 Iss:.g.l fssb.

ssrS away from the susrrihHr IN ;hr latter part o:
j 4 January nav negro IDii$, i"r '.i' fi'na-,)
~ v-ar.j old very and hark 1t: Is about 1--WE feet
,> icr. in height The said n":r" WAS r!iss: iF JORDAN
.e,: OF Southampton county, aud sold - Mr-'S Jones'
slater when aoui Il years old. They soh :' Z" ''!.
Charles J! Oliver. Of Campbell county A nr siTtfs
.alr 80? they r-I.urchasrd h'Ei, AMI from ''"'i' i
chased him about the middle OF January, lS"' ~
The reward Gree from all other eNpenSrsl VIII ne
paid for Ills delivery Er, nj Sherwood" Ahena T"us,
four mile, cr.,cl M. Court House 80 free from a other
expenses. II lodge! III any "il in frs'ns, 50 That can
r"cnver him. ,u,,>,
Eel. :S-r;f JEFFERSON pEfTuS.
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From Mexico.

new OsLEASs, March 6-Advic.s from Northern Me1iso
report that Carruia was see.ins American aid Tor
and that Mramon has ordered Cortnas 10 hoiu ou' i
March, wheI he would receive re!ntorcenenIs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1GCI.lpSF MILLS
AMONG THE LARG EST .\Np BEST IL TIE L. STATE
FOR

AMoNG THE LARGEST :lNp BEST IL TIE L. STATES,
y sOR y NEE.
ish 20 SS the a!'is and Lands attached, containing
"a nercs. Stua,ea III CHRISTIAN county Ky, known rs
se MIL al now II. operation and in first rate run
s "'"cf' WIN ne" hachincrr and fixtures and every
anE IN complete condition. "r the manufacture Of tour.
ana Is capable of turning FROM 100 20n barrels Of
HTnr N per day hesae< Srns corn and running the Saw
best kind
The Mill!.use Is large ard we'll built; and has FOUR
PAIR OF BCERS. three for wlcu, and for corn.
~, me mHSn,nrrr new Of the m"si improved character
s m @ i,' ,s u, ;i re nrnrr, anu saws nnty. ines
,v vi'cu on ,'c urSr' we've i'irS "
xl a . m''Im ., niue ," q" i.e @ inn
M ~, nn:rh iath::he anu r:N.ryn nt.es 'F% l.nu
W. r ~ ,I'r.' m ."e'y 'r''sS i"' @
M" "ts r"'i' I'rHs'le: iei'I' anu IN '''e se,.le
:" Wv. 'Sa as'SusuA' region ih ',e nrs,tIn county
mners IN a'uhuahi sGrrN o. "'eat can "tWays ne "u
~ ~. ] "G: IL; any @ ~ ,tsy m.H m1S ,h
,m m 'e Sn iuahE IN 10" Ne" ":i'a"s 'h" othcr
i"ese "'''S . a'c nr"iriru ~ u -. ,,,,,, ,,o,.r,
W., r;' tAi,.'Nu " " NJ. oN nh'
T ,snI ~. !. ooI .nd r NJ, viG n,o w rScd farms
Hln.,smih sbcn, C.nn.r Shn, s,nrr.housc Barus and
o;hrr huildn.s are in snod repair The water
ar. good and abur. inuht.
viii Iii M. mill. anI land ,orc,,,-r or III. mills with
suicirncv of III. land and buildings attached for the prose
cuon Of The business OF The mills rs the purchaser may
desire. will retain al interest in the mills nay he
desired
The Subscriber will he pleased to show :hi property 10
any who may call on ln, persons desiring inIorna
tion 10 terms. address lin hy letter Nrwstrad
Post office, Christian county. Ky.
lie refers to MessrS. Moore Van euler, Campbell
McKee& Co., commission merchants: New Orleans; to IS.
to Jas r Rucknrr and john g. (oweu KonsnsyilIs; lion
H. J. stiles Judge Of the Court of Appeals, T. L. lsevill
CLERK nt the Court Of Appeals Rohrrt Fcr:uSo Court
land, Aahhnia former lilcr ut these mills Dr. j. c. Whit
lock- Newsstand, k"uuckg: Alfred Lindsay, Tascwel
~, Ill: W. B. McNair. Architect Montgomery county,
Tenn :. Fowler, Mar!aS: piI'surr Ia: and William
brown Representative os Christian county, ~ Frankfort
Ii mt previously sold will sci! the sac Hi public Auc-
i:on, on The premises u" the 'rll DAY or MARCH, nex'
Feb lo-eids IoSErlt a. BREWER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09

NSF:Is..
TaSE undersigned. ExccUror- Of M,>. EH,h-:,. King
viii sell By public auction. at Hing viii C,.,ruusr
on MONDAY the 10Th day o. March that h.iu court.
day, i. FasIltY Of NEGEuE>, consisting u: w",an and
five children and OSE MAN These slaves AL ralut-
I and sold :or no fault hu; facilitate division Among
the L-ratres OF the DECEASED.
'''s . ISAAC II. EDWARDS. rx,
y,r., 1-ctd.* JAHES II. KING, '
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MARRIED In this civ On THURSDAY evening. March Isl,
nv Rev c. IL REID Lieut.. LLOYD BEALL United Stites
Army, 10 Miss MARY g. younge.; daughter Of ra7lel
Truehsar, Es,l
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g.. CHANCE: En.s rsalHsCliNs.,'

VI. N71NNNI. ENEE t'FE : SItTfNH.77
NETirl 4 view of going West, ROW offer 10 dispose Of
" my properly. ~ic c"i>>'s "f House and Lot in
the town Of Mit!crooS, Augusta County Virginia. The
linus. i. in rood rrr tr.r aud cn;nnloi"S. and will
accommodate n:,y ordinary Ir,f. There Is also goou
Stable cNcrr Granary ai" all necessary nut hild
inrs Also u,c u the .ar'ir- in This pro-
-rtv lies about the 81 HE town. all Is, In ac the
must desirable and conr"nI"nt ui any in the place Be-
s.-s this I. most excellent >rciinn "l country, and H. il
fact n very desirable acaii"u for P!r~ican TO any
PHYSICIAN wishing purchase. will smly say that i; is
or of the best u-in.s know OF at all tn This property
s at,arhpd No nic-, large and rooiay. Expecting TO
cay. :r the West t.: very sl"t ,ir early applications
,r. ,i,.ir.d Address J. /. CROSS, NJ. D..
Eli .S-.tI Mi,iicbrn"k Augusta Co., Va:
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}. MtG.LL. ,,,,

Alt ORNET n ENF'..
.,L S,i.r. rv;,r E,;.. IL! S'GM Sir:i Street,
t-''e " iHEdiu:".ti.
s,-,i attend to collections and Ill either business i'll the
~ lin" o. his profession
a-,iIlutf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
\;plCi wa Robert Tyler, ESq NJ" IA, Suih SiA'h
" street.
pEILAD E.II'1It.A y.
w r-i 80 ::- cnlirclium ~! claims ad al other nasi'
" -. =, NJ. ear. Jan Il CT;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09

Disunion OF the Federal compact Of sister
States is the thought least dwelt upon by us.
What are we, in the North, without the Union?
Whence will come our tobacco, sugar, rice, and
the raw materials COTTON and hemp 10 supply
our manufactures: Considered thus in mcr.
camille or business manner We cannot 10 with.
out the Union; and politically we are no better
or
The South. pos>cSSin. both the articles of
home consumption and the ability to nanufac-
tnre them, could exist divided from us. We
would suffer divided from the South
The mission of the United States is not vet
complete This nation was not born to die ss>
soon. She must yet grasp her arms about Mexico
and the fair plains and breezy mountains of
Central America. ara claim the sunny isles Of
the Gulf. Cuba and her clustering mates, AS
sister States Of the "old thirteen.
.iNICus .irSTRAL!S
WISCONSIN lSt0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09

John Slel, one of the soldiers Of the Revo-
lntionary war, died in Fairfax county, Viz
:ina, on Friday night last, at the age Of one
hundred and two TearS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
LYySif;V7:N UIS'TEiSS.

| vi i:"pa!!as ;.,"se justly celebrated OYSTERS, "r
'I'!"f.: aat :cncral transportation throughout IL"
'y, 81! very Respectfully oc.: nrtr:S frr the arci"
TaeT put - il Theoretically scaled CANS, fresh ar
'r aad warranted 20 s."p in any ciIiS lns The
ca' l'- g;b.oS"E. They taken from my n@n corcs
Ly-anN"":! Eny. n:r' therefore. genuine
.S"';=r, Ic"MiHy executed, from any part OF the
t2Gary
.rc-. :ic:h ;!ls London Bridge rost-oce. Princess
Az" cosa;y. Virginia.
Irr.,i--.vS,, arnPEr ~ r0GEEs
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LOUIS :. HTCAINGfAM,

AND CpGHS tLLpH IA" >
uiLI.-v!lG.. lAkRniL CO. VA.
. TrENDS regularly ;!e County ant Cittlt rour's oi
-, M .,,;nu. "a act n, ccrc'a agrn: Tor NortieTa
,. ana ali persons hr MAY have business IN Gar
-em aai adjoining cnun!ieS. pet ~ -o-SV.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09

Expenses OF THE New YORK SEVENTH kEGi-
uryr-!t is stated that the travelling eN-
;cnSrs of the Seventh Regiment to washington
wrrc 80 .G59 IS, and that the private expenses
Of each man average about $50, Ih's makes
total of about 10000.
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TiIH&E HUNDRED E,o.Lsi,S :si:-
~

z
"'i '.9:a 'I- snb,tfrrr p:. tie ith !av CT 20
"~H ~. caii''r r"i';ri ur.ro man. Iy The Ia
| - ''',' a"'s' 'T".:;S 81. yrtr, r; i've. fr-t Il
u zen i'c;.r> ..-a, w".-!,ii: 4, lr: r.l. hun ~
'.' ''''N "T' '"au.:.. lie l.. Hs.f .:, rnrI0u Uf
~ "t'' . ma '.'t "'ut-! ..sr c.r...,. Iii, "A blister
ne . ''Y "'''' ""f G"i t,T'ur.i r,u r,, ,,, . I.n,,
"a, ",-"' :" H.. sie -; spF!. l.: K.;.; y:lii am.
~ e"aitv. H"r'h car"ius Th~v Iurr. linn nj
E ."'t'4' .: ANh c"uu:y. E"-:h ,,ri In, x;,n,.s.d
I''.''a When Bob :-f. Re- .ai.I ,,,,i Il was bi
,b, 80. 80 = 20 Ihn"- ia"-r vi-.!,;, Ih.v mn inra
I :,, " ". "'h ".' FI:.i iaG!" or III. master
w.. p -" s"'" reward il hx i. delivered 20 ~. y;
st ,on', i'9Ip county. iso.sa. or Viii ,y ou hun
Il 80 ~ u'' reward :ps hi, !: lodged il, .nre safe
jl. li-.rn "+'' WILLIAM REID.
xn,, "r-: Point Georgia.
-sef. ,,,,!tRhh ERh sTJh!:W WAfSE l.s.'s"rEisY.
tTN '"''E'' =! t!"T AAu l2Tii SIKHErS .ssxzlj
l.. ksE S & E G. PAR RR
> fA1fEIhGnE-.
IS''.''"f, respectfully in:"rm il,- r,.r!,li;S @,
"'s, N":i! Carolina and T-r-.r Tia: they arr
''.'.". ;:- best qualify STuNf-wSEE consisting
'a'', r:c'":s, MIX Pains, Churu, Bread H,.er,
80 ffI; Jar. ,ai- tir.t) &C., &c.
q" "y painted charcoal packed Water Coolers both
@' "o9i Gases, %: all sizes, tom two gao:.. TO ~
Az var ,o!G h. US VIII be delivered in amY ra; Of
q; y !'"" % charge THOMAS ". kI.iSEE
s-e!G DAVID FAIR
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ygr, l.s.Lsy J'IlN>nN. n,-r- ""' 7" r0D
COM NNIlSSloN -'AFttSo th+N->
IrRnSr BCILIISG sl"rhoE wAHkhorsK,)

RICHMOND, Va.
,,r . ,,;, q, Tobacco, Wheat Corn, and country pro-
-, ..u.-.liy return ;hcir sincere thanks 10 their
..s thy very liberal patronage heretofore extended
,i as. continuance and increase q: the same
=: rhe :I year. p:o:a=n ;r'r u"' 'td personal ''."'
.',, ID all CONSIGNMENT committed 20 !!'cni
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1t gives us sincere pain to announce the
death of Mrs. Judge McConmS, WHO hrcathed
her last at Charleston. kanawha, on February
astI. She was attacked with nm apnplcctic
fit. which terminated fatally in fourteen hours
She had been more than usually cheerful up
10 the time she was stricken down. She re:
naincl sensible about twenty Or twenty-five
minutes, during which time she expressed tic
conviction that she would tic. Afterwards,
she was totali; unconscious.
We painfully sympatliizc with her husband,
brothers and El,mcrnuS friends in tic terrible
blow. Her bright virtues aud noble qualities
will LONG i've in their remembrance.
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TO NEW>PApEsi, BOOK AID 3:;Es
PRINTERS.
C9JWER'S UNITED STATES TYSE
FOUNDRY

GCPrilES every article necessary 10 smPi. or largo
- Printing Establishment: ,- 'Inst favorable ,-rms.
,a It's s-sortEcn; presents the ncsi extensive variety
r! or the newspaper, book Or job printer Of any Other
Foundry in the country i,s propretors, the undersigned
call ID. attention Of all Interested pcdgins eDseirI,
.Gc. may honor them with their orders. "hrthcr in
by letter. ths, they viii hr supplied! with the best
-seryin. OF its kind, whether Type r-scs lax Cases,
:.;o,iH. Stones, stands, Gg!cys, etc ~ h riyls now
d.. :rni C"nacr's celebrated nnl uac'IuIir Hard Tyrr
N1 tc: E.f-r the fac; in thu hops t.t th"-: Interest
s Carefully exaniin: for Themselves. Tt? would IN
3E rtd. nf the Continent ai i!I,r New ttGnTia ii-
Sl..c;,.cr, Printing Tyn"s. Ornam"nir, er.,
ready .or their inspection, and with Unlimited conf.
their ability give perfect satisfaction I" ii>"
MAJ :aror with ir-r custom, they woul rcsp:ct
Sis t>S fpr i call.
!I.,-cwjla JAMES CONNER l. SONS.
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Aitbmon0 Euqlurtr.


ny RlTCi&, DUNNAvANT, TYLER & WISE.
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NEW CATALOGUES, cont aihinG over C'o vols
March '' w. na-'DoAi ~
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I9t ,,,-,,.,-- AIIvI.NEY At LNW,
'.CL> il sac Court. Of the city OF Richmond, and
fF o',''"' ." lirEr.co, Hanover and Caroline.
-. r. ~" '.'>:i Puac and Commissioner Of the United
E.''@''tir h.;w--n Mr. Chlstain White and him
=. . ''tln', li,H. 70 va
''''a.Fy :5-c.y
w fASESDiLK RAnEan.IK
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EAEEAssLk: E.O&sS.A s.AN:s EsIiS ~ a..


GOOD ~ a:SfsEiSN F1fs neNG t.tSDS.
TgIll undersigned have tor sale large quantities ~! good
Il Ars:,rs> :arrua: Lands, u: very superior quality,
and lpw terms.
Ta,y will also r.:r AnI nr pcrs":> ri;ins t" invest,
on avorahir '-riIs.
Al hr.ics> Of land nature attended t" i..":nr:! in
any raTt "i ArLi:i>h:
t;ond Lands in large !"':s, for sale chcnp For
+. fall particulars, tu,..cs. DIE x PRiTClIARn,
nr- I,-rvS,. JachSuuuort, Ark.
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cLs!- Of Charlotte Of Richmond
~ bssKsD,Lr, late of Farmrille.
YWi.shNDALE d sSEtOE5ts;sS,
rtuN MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, "a.
( iDEr, ",,;:HXr.s SHoc4ox TAKtlt"rsK
II D'AACES Eiadc on ConSi isnmcls in hand.
Jan !--rts
THE r.i'AD LAVE SR'OCN .iI.Ak h s.'x.
H. C,..sih-d ha"inr procured the services OF X.
- .;ct.' '"F De pu-r":e Of selling Live Stock
=: r.-ts. market. vii, with Luther = Irvine, be
'a The 1t day Of S,p,rrn-r n.xt, rrcsared
'.. s.a ''arf a'tru;ion all business entrusted
.sei c""nl-: frn.n their long experience, to
".siu 49, .E'!'- saii..ac,ina
''s'ai -d"4a;ereats on consgnmcnts
@'t 2l-cI JOHN GROUSE,
1 l. s. IRVINE.
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The following communication was received
by lis. during the session of the Denoc attic
Convention, and delayed by the exrrcdngl!
heavy pressure of matter upon our columns
We publish it with pleasure, and to it, invite
o,Ir readers attention. Eds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
To tie Editors cf tie Eichmohd Ehguirtr.
New CASTLE, Craig COUNTY, Va,

WISCONSIN, 1860.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30
EVERYBODY WANTS. .hs
49,. The FAMILY DOCTORS /,
CONTAINING SMILE REMEDlEs, EAsILY OBTAINED ron M
CURE OF DISEASE IN ALL FORMS. ny
~. PROFESSOR HENRY 8. TAfLoR, ~ D. TaYtr

CONFUSING AsvLE sEMEDtks, LAsLf OBTAINED SoA ~
CURE OF DISEASE IN ALL FORMS. NY
't PROFESSOR HENRY s.TAfLOR, ~ D. f9TfT
....;.r To-, = - ~ ., '.r-.-.f.-yY
1T TELLS YOU How TO attend upon the SICK and how 10
cook for them how to prepare Drinks, Poutces Sci,
and how to guard against infection from Conagi
Diseases. .7i.q ei.ioa I ATS
1T TELLS YOU or the various diseases OF Children and
gives best and simplest modes of treatment during
Teething Commissions Vaccination, Whooping coughs
Measles &c
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms Of Croup Cholera InfAu.
sturp Collie Diarrhra Worms Scaled Head Ring :.
worm Chjcken-pox kcl and eyes you the be.t YfTr
b edies for their cure. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30

We can boast Of as good specimens Of the
late improved breed Of Short Horn Durham
Cattle in our Valley as can be found in the
country. We have no hesitation in saying
that this is the finest breed Of cattle in exist
ence. It may be asked in what does their
peculiar excellence consist? to which we can
reply from practical experience, having
handled many Of them for the last ten years.
Their aptness to fatten, their early maturity,
large size, and superior beef. and milking quail
tiles, not emitting their docility, beauty and
symmetry Of form. The Durham bullock, at
four years old, is better than the common
breed can he made ct any. age, and this. too.
with the same, amount of food, and same kind
nof treatment. Great credit is due to our
tcwnsman Mr.. A. MuLLARxY for the zeal he
lnaip The rearing Of this valuable breed 81
tkAe!S He hasa fine herd. Persons wish
Eng for good cattle to breed from can be sop
rlied ny calling on Mr.. MuLLARKY. We
predict that the Cedar Valley will take the
lead hid Keep Il in her career Of raising One
sloc1 = ,-v $50 e e.saAa II I ,i'--tvhs
1919 =. 80 ~ses ~ a4s-s vsper ..~S..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-11-30
Grazing Grass.


.gAssaigrazing grass we know Of none equal
to the Blue grass, with slight mixture Of
Rel clover and Timothy 1t makes the bes,
pastures; and, when sowed together, more
effsctually than any other protects the roots
from the intense heat of the sun, which is
injurious at some seasons, and ruinous to
vegetation, as it is at, others necessary and
important to its vitality Much ground is
often wasted and unoccupied for the want Of
A suficienGys of seed being sown upon it,
The thicker your grass grows, the longer will
the soil retain moisture, and consequently
the better guarded against such season as
the present has BEEN Weshould like to see
the under-brush, fallen timber and such
scrvbby and useless trees as are not likely 10
Become valuable cleaned up in our groves
and timber lands, and thcnSow in Blue grass,
and in short time, we would have beautiful
woodland pastures, which would pay hand
some interest on the value OF land otherwise
useless and improbable. II We hope soon to
see some of the groves around our town and
up and down our own rich Cedar Valley
thus turned to fine green lawn. We strong.
,ly recQmmend it to the farmers Of the Cedar
Wiley III Els5y!lH if1Hi,BiN