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,,rsuc.e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 the
'Hr President.

u.x.,ox Nav 1.-THE Japanese Embassy, attended
s ~, and civic escort, leis the hote!at II O'Clock this
Ing 10 open earr'sSeis !, 10 ri' S,Si hro ~ robcs md he H ai
:sr'i.' iii The insisuis Of their rank. A dense throuS
t--'...ar. 6llcd the streets. They were received In the
y. Tsen OF the White house ES Inc nsrs'S "M., aha s SuU,.
nj" HS".-n.s,sn. the Committee FROM New York, Ladies,
~ ,.r;.s OF formsliiies preceded the delivery Of several
it 80 m. Ambassadors then addressed the President
: Majesty, II. Ty Coon, has commanded Us that We
fully express to his Majesty, the President OF me
.:,pe S.a;ss i'm hi. usre a. follows: Desiring to establish
t""s. nj lasting foundation the relations OF peace and
- a'"" =, h,rpily exi.,ing between the two coutrie.,
-; I.tely p'caipo,sn'st,ss o. "S,u Ss hn. or %are nr IS ~
'"n ~ ,hs RATIFICATION Of the treaty in your principal
:Nt''"s Il. .hin.,on. HtaerfcF;E, he hopes that the friend,
i"F OF " NHi No held more and more lasting, ano he is
y re!s'eHs =" hsv. your frIsndly feeling, that you have
,e'$ hsG y 10 ihr Uniisd S;s:s' and will send US 10 Japan
&c YOU. men OF ." raJ. III. following address. r.npnt;nv
me md ,hr,i stopping for Its translation TO the Am
d { To-, ~ mir in, erpreter. When thus understood they
.nsrJ v.ry !or st :he end OF each sentence:
~, - you n coriia, welcome ~ representatives. Of his
f,,-.i,l Majesty, the Ty Coon Of japan, TO the American
r.r,mep,, We are all much gralifsd that the drst I'm.
s...y which your great Empire has ever accredited, 10 any
scr Power, has been sen; 10 the United States. l trust
"a: hi. will be the ~harb!nger OF perpetual peace Aud friend.
,.u between the Two countries. The Publications you are
;,Sru; 20 e1chsuge with the Secretary OF State cannot fall
: !. product. OF benefits ana blessings 10 the people Of
9Th japan and the United states.
II csa say for myself and promise for my successor, ths,
g ~ al he carried into execution IN u Althiul anu friendly
,,.-i, 50 as 10 secure 90 the countries all the advantages
~ may Justly expect from tho hsppy auspices Jude
,tsh il aa. been negotiated and ratified.
=. rejoice that you are pleased with The Kind treatment
=. have received on board OF our vessels Of war, whilst or
I.a. passage to this country. You shall be sent back il
- ssrae manner TO your native land under the protection
the American t,g. Meanwhile, your residence amongs
:, ahich | hope may be prolonged SO as TO enable you te
~: the different portions OF our country, we shalt bt
..rry TO extend 20 YOU all the hospitality and kindness
,ziasn,ly due to the great and friendly sovereign whom
r,g - wor;!iily represent"
Ten followed o shaking Of hArds. Lieut.. Gen. Scott wa:
80 Introduced. The Japanese gave him u WARM greeting
re- Speaker Of the House and others were alsn presented
~:,r.y;hias passed or with the utmost system und rcgu
,:#y. The japanese were delighted with the imposing pro
.t,i.ars. This afternoon the principal diSnitaries yisi,ec
.-,n..ol
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liz dt"f6'nt1 nix hhFrfp, "rtn IN 'r'H rt9H(nSd. fdRt
lies, II IL very desirable L" have suinc cheap and convent!
ent way for repairing Furniture. Toys. Crocsery, Sc.
SPALDiEii'S pI,ErAI,ED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, AMI no household can afford
to h. without il. Il is always ready and up TO The sticking
point. There is 10 longer . Necessity for llnpine chairs,
sp!intcred vencrrs, headiess dolls, and broken cradles. II
lsiust the article for cone, shell, and other ornamental Tora,
so popular with ladies' OF refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation Is used cold, being chemical
~ held In solution. and possessing oil the valuable qualities
Of the hest cabinet-nakers Glue. It may lie used in the
place OF ordinary mucilaGc. being vastly more adhesive.
"ESEFuL ~ EVERY HOUSE,
n. ia Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, % cent?.
Wholesale Depot, No. IS Cedar-st., New York.
Address HENRY G. SPACLDlNG 4 CO.,
EoN No. 1900, New York.
Put up for Dealers In Cases containing Four, Eight, and
Twelve Dozea-ab beautiful LiiioSraph!c s!l6w.Card accom-
psnyin. each package.
sS~A single bottle OF SpALnI,G'S PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times its cast annually 10 every household. az,
Sold hy all prominent StallonerI, Druggists, Hardware
aud Furniture Dealers, Gr0ccrs, ana Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should maze a note Of SPAl.DlSGE
PREPARED tiICE, when making up their list. II vii
stand any climate. Feb ,i-irkV
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HEALTHY Human Flood, upon being
LII. ANtLiZED,
always presents Us with the same essential elements. anu
gives, OF course, the True STANDARD. Analyzc the blood OF 4
person suffering from Consumption, Liver Complaint, Dys
persia, ScrofnEa, &C., and VIC lind In every Instance certain
deficiencies in the red globileS OF blood. Supply these de-
icicncIcs. and you are made well. The Blood Food IT. found
ell upon This theory-henre its astonishing succrs..-
There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted 10 the deficiencies Of blood IN different disease
For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, or any affection
whatever Of the THROAT or LUNGS, including CON,CMp
TON, Use No. |, which Is also the number Tor nEPRES..
SION OF SPIRITS, LOSS OF APPETITE, and for All
CHRONIC COMPLAINTS arising from OvEi-LSE, GENE-
RAJ DEBILITY, and NERVOUS PtuSTRATlON No. :,
for LIVER COMPLAINTS. No. $, for DYSPEPSIA. Being
olready prepared for absorption, II 10 taken ty drops anu
carried Immediately into the circulation, 50 thai what you
gain you retain. The No. I Is for FEMALE lRiEGLLARi'
TIES. HYSTERIA. WEAKNESS, &c. See special directions
for this. For SALT RllEUM. EEEFT!0NS, SCEoFl LoLs,
KIDNEY, and pL.ADDEI. COMPLAINTS, take No.. III
all cases the directions must DC strictly followed. FTicc "i
'' Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. iU9 broadway, New York,
FISHER & WINSTON, Iiclinonh,
And by al respectable Druggists Throughout: The country.
March %t-dGwtf
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TSFEFsNfARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
L LEGE.-This Institution, situated u. the corner OF Mar
shall and College streets, Is fully provided for the accommo-
da,ion of both WHITE PERSONS and NEGROES, requiring
medical treatment.
White persons, who drsir. IL, can lie furnished with
PRlvArE ROOMS, where they will enjoy every coTi!or,
and convenience.
The accommodations for SLAVES, as heretofore, nrr am
pic, and the attention Of owners Of negroes, both in the city
and country, IS again invited TO the great advantages Afford
ed by the Inirmary for the Medical and Surgical treatment
OF this class or patients.
LYING-tN WOMEN are also received and carefully a.
tended to.
All patients are under the care OF tho Professors Of the
College, who visit the wards daily, aided by an efficient
corrs Of assistants. In cases of difficulty, il consultation Of
the Professors IS held, without extra charge 10 the pa
tient.
The charges for Medical Attendance, Dosrd, Nursing and
Medicine are rs follows:
" In private rooms. ......sI to $5
Slaves and other colorcd patients ...........s5
For less than a week, Except In private roonsJ 81 per
day-provided that the aggregate shall not exceed the
charge for II full week
For Surgical Operations, By agreement; with the propri-
etors Of the Bellevue Hospital, a small extra charge will be
made, varying from - 10 $50, according 10 the difficulty
and importance Of the operation.
All charges payable on the removal Of the patient.
NO CASE OF SMALL P0S or any other l~HJectioHs u.s.
eass, nor amy case Of Insanity, will be admitted.
Attending Physicians-Irufessor TUCKER, CONWAY
and McCAW.
Attending surgeons-rrofes,or. GIBSON, PETICOLAS
and WELLF0tD.
Resident physiclan-Dr. TuoS. L. NENTEE.
Stcward-f. NJ. PARRISH.
prcsident-Dr. l.. 8. JOYNES.
Persons in the country, DESTROYS Of sending patients to
the In1rnary, may address the President, Steward, or my
Of the Professors Of the College. May I-dl0t&c2awln
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;,1rST yEWS BIT TELEGRAPH.
4, I-.:Hh t'.''e' "
.,,D-sp FOR HE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.


.,,trt, sixth Congress- First session 49,
fn"'' WASHINGTON, MAY Il.
- D,r-,,s and Davis mAde speeches OH
sfS.Ii AGs,rs. The Senate confirmed ex-senator DIX
::;''ena., Of New York, and John Eh'h"rne as 3ene-
y AfltssrTss ~ uar", nassrd a resolution cxpelling !. ".
NIFssMn he repor,ers gallery for engaging In the lob
! ",ss' business, The evidence Of "h! FSs VI" pes ssi 'Gsas Sy a,s
,.rcie me-. = annsonria,!nc thirteen and a half millions
~ VS. tHS rSstorrs the suspended mail service, and appro-
.S',;S snr millions per nnnum for the Isabel mail service
CHARLESTON to Key West, AL june iso''
E,sbassy-Presentntion 10 the
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IsG 'E'isi;
~ nNff

u L ~ At%s's
I y conformity with the sixth section OF the sixth article
4 OF the Constitution Of this Commonwealth, providing
for the election Of 4 Judge for each Circuit Court, ! hereby
make proclamation that Judges for the following Judicial
Circuits IRE 10 be elected during the present year, to wit:
for the first Circuit, composed of the counties OF Princess
Anne, Norfolk, Nansemond, Isle OF Wight. southampton,
GreenesvIlle, Surry and Sussex and the city Of Norfolk; for
the fifth Circuit, composed Of the counties Of Accomac and
Northampton; for The sixth Circuit, composed OF the
counties OF Elizaheih City, Warwick, York, Gloucester,
Matthews, MIiddlese1, llenrico, New Kent, Charles City,
James City and the City of Williamsburg; for the seventh
Circuit, the City OF Richmond; for the ninth Circuit,
Stafford, Prince William, Alexandria, Fairfax, Louloun,
Fauuuier md RapP3haunocE; fer the tenth Circuit,
Culpeper, Madison, Greene, Orange, Aihcinarle, Louisa,
Fluyanna and Goochland; Tor the eleventh Circuit,
twelfth Circuit, ienlleton, Highland, Rockingham, Page,
Shenandoah, Warren and Hardy. for the thirteenth Circuit,
Clarke, Frederick, Hampshire, Morgan, Berkeley and Jerrr.
son for the fifteenth Circuit, Giles, Mercer, Raleigh, Wyo.
ming, Logan, Boone, fayette, Clay, Nicholas and Wsbster;
for the sixteenth Circuit, Grayson, Carroll, Wytlr, Floyd,
Pulaski and Montgomery; for the nineteenth Circuit, Wood,
Writ, Gilmer, BraXion, Lewis, Ritctiie, D~oddridge, Plea
SAINTS and Calhoun; for the twentieth Circuit, Hancock,
Brooke, Ohio, Marshall, Wetzel, Tyler and MonongaIia;
and for the twenty first Circuit. Harrison, Marion, Taylor,
Preston, barbour, Randolph, Upshur and Tucker. The
said cleclioEs are to take place on the fourth Thursday OF
the ensuing May, 10 he held In each county according 10
Law, and officers are required TO govern themselves &c.
cordingly.
Given under My hand rs Governor, and under the seal OF
r. G ! the Commonwealth, at Richmond, on the eth day
t""l OF April, lsG0, and in the eight Fourth year OF
Commonwealth. JOHN LETCiIER.
by the Governor.
GEORGE ". MrSroED, Scc'y Of the Commonwealth.
4nrl y--JSrtl
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II By o'LED MOLASSES.-iW bbl.. for sai.
7. d G. 2. DAVENPORT.
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The Chicnro Convention.

,at,Gc, Nay 1I.-Grest excitement prevails. The ,hrong
!, i.asE,-. Seventeen States are represented. A rule was
.a2y.:i requiring Si votes to elect, being Y majority OF the
=.ols auz"sr of delegates. The Committed on Credentials
.ec1f,ri tie number Of contested seats to be ~.
syJari 81 :ie arst ballot will probably have leo to $50
.c:e:.
Tne saur. report OF the Committee on Credsdtiali was
al - the table ny q vote Of 2i5H TO l,24.
The Ilatfntm reported "a Of the usual character. Aaer q
.r,ly discussion, the Convention adjourned NJ half past S
.:lpSs, ?. ".
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Havana Plan Lotteries

O'a~ Jo"r CI) times T. mouta.t
And are the mos: lihrral NJ any Schemes ever offered. Fur
particulars, address, ". c. DAWSON & CO.,
Oct. ~ Managers, Macon and Savannah, Ga.
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~ MENRsCn C0IT:

J NAhIAELE I'd tsH ~ IN IUCH.
p TT, = - MILES FROM The City OF RICllM' Nd,
CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACHES, On
THE EEW BRIDGE ROAD, Fol; SAi!"-i Fer for s.ie
(prira:.lyl that very valuable farm situated as described
above, containing 10 acres, ahou, bali cleared, aid 81 r
good heart, as the growing crops indicate. :,
The balance Of the land Is well set in pine and OAK. j.
adjoins The farms known az Auburn and Rural Shades, ana
lis proximity 20 The city Of EichmoDd r.DftTs Il vs'H"bi" ~
,nn agricultural or dairy farm; aud from the hi,h pf'ee -
vegetables, il would be profitable as y fD"iks' 10 . ~.
The improvements consist OF 4 Cottage res!cence, WI 'o-,
rooms, and th. usnnl out.buildinss. all in G9oi a.i nri
a we'll OF excellent water in the yard. I-e location 10
healthy and society very good. -u,t,, >, n.
Further Information can be had upon hpTHea''oh ro u.
Pa. B. Lyne or the subscriber. Address. EiGhtnyh", q
| TERMS liberal. ~
nF-.f ~ 1tf
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r WINSLOW,
An EXPERIENCED NURSE AND III
a, a MALE VA PHYSICIAN p's,s"'' to the attention Of inc
SOOTHING SYRUP,

ROE CHILDREN 1X.ESl RpiN.Hs
Which grestly facilitates the process Of %,eethiar, ny soften
Inc the gums, reducing all naammaiion-Wii "ilay ALI
p3IS and spasmodic action, and Is
sure to Regulate the Bowels.
diamond mon IL, mothers, il vii! give rest to yourselves an
D'f 1yaiIof and Health to your Infants.
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1!iSyELiANE0USs
THE EjHLI PREPARATION
WORTHY ~
Confidence sna Patronage


STATESMES. JUDGES, CLERGIMEN.
E AIDES AND GENTLEMEN, IN ALL PARTS OF TIL
IL wurld, testify TO the efficacy Of Prof. y. !. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE, and gentlemen OF the Press are
unanimous In lis praise. 4 few testimonials only can be here
given-s.e circular FOR more-and 1t will be impossible for
ynn 20 doubt.
Il, Wall STREET, Nrw YORK, Dec. %, ISIS.
Grn;l-rn-n-H0Er note nf tie 18Th inst. has bern rereiv.
r', saying thu' you hai heard tina: l had been benefited
ny the use OF Woods Hair Restorative, and requesting FAY
crtti'fa'r or the tac:, ii ! had 40 objection Ia gave it.
! ."Ir' " 10 you circerlully, because | think II due. Ny
'%e-I ah"h' - Fcar' t&r coio. OF my iiaif auburn, and IN.
cNiirl 10 'uTl; come I've "r siy years since il; began to
its sc.'=ibiliry and dandru;f To ,orra u,.ou II. Eacl, of these
Li.asreabll:t:cs !nrrcaset! wish time, and about four month.
%: my head and threatening to make me- bald.
In hi. unpleasant prerlcament | was induced 10 try
Woods Hair Restorative, Eainly 10 arre., the ,,Iiin. oF NJ
my hair, for l had really n0 expectation Tia: cray hail couId
ever he restored 20 It's original color excep, from ,ivrs !
WAS, however, greatly surprised to find after the use ot two
the color Was restored 10 the gray !lai.. and scnsibility 10
the scalp, and dandruif ceased 10 fern Oh NY head, very
much 10 the qualification Of my wife, =; whose solicitation
l Was induced 10 try It..
For this, among The MANY obligations ! cwc 10 her sex. I
strongly recommend AL husbands who value the admiration
OF ticir wives 10 prof. by my example, and rs:. It K grow
Ing gray or getting bald.
Very respectfully, ben. 4. LAVENDER.
To c. J. Wood / Co., HI Broadway, New York.
Ny family are absent from the city, aud | am 10 longer
SIIMIsTuS, Ala, July Goth, 1850.
!" IE0r. q. J. W0oD: Dear Sir-Your " Hair Restora-
tive " has done my hair so much good since | commenced
:hc Use Of il, that l wish to make known 20 the PUBLIC OF
It's effects on the hair, which are great. 4 man or womau
may be nearly deprived OF hair, and by i resort to your
I" Hair Restorative" the lair will return more beautiful
HAN ever: at least this Is ny experience. Believe all
Yours truly, WI. Ii. kennedy.
I: can publish the above IL you like. by pub
l;sh!n. in our Southern papers you will get more patronage
South. | sec several of your certificates In the Mobile
Mercury, 4 strong Southern paper.
WOODS HAIR %EEsroRATIvE.
Phur. U. }. WOoB: Dear Sir-l;aviuG had the mis- for
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TO 80 l. +
PROPOSALS WEI EE RECEIVED BY

THNlE UNDERSIGNED until SATURDAY, MAY zulu, LOT
L the erection Of n HOSPITAL Immediately adjacent to
the Medical College in Richmond. The main building VIII
he 81 feet IN length Fronting on Marshall street, by ~ III
width, and three stories high, exclusive Of Easements
wing in The rear 10 be 81 feet 10y -, also OF three stories,
with Il rortico 10 each s;ory-,hn main walls OF both por'
tons to he Of brick. L,
The building Is to furnish accommodation for the Steward
and his family, Resident Physician, Resident Students, and
about - patients In public wards, besides SIX private wards
The upper story OF the main building Will also contain an
operating theatre nr lecture room. -.
Plans md specifications may he seen ut the Office Of 'rant
& Nenning, Architects, 1t Mechanics Hall, on and nitcr
Wednesday,, May 9TH.
The contractor will lc required to commence the work
within two weeks after the signing OF The contract, and coli-
plctci IL by the 1st Of December next.
payments will be made MONTHLY To the amount Of IS per
cent. Of the work down, and the balance VIII be paid IN
full as soon n the building Ia completed and accepted.
proposaIs may he left n: the Office OF the undersigned, on
FrarElin street, above Iih, or addressed TO him by mail.
l.. S. J0YNEs, ". D., Dean OF the Faculty.
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SCR,EI,. 4. CO.,

DURABILITY q NVat
lis AIRY STREET.
II EEP constantly on hand and offer for sale, al prom
~ nent FERTILIZERS.
No Peruvian Guano, Baltimore 4 Importation
Rhodes Super Phosphate OF Lime
No. l Eide Island Guano
4 A Brown Mexican Guann
A White Mexican Guano
Sombrero Guano
Recess Manipulated Guapo
American Guano
Ground Plaster, and sunlry other Fertilizers.
Feb dim
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said Turnpike extends ;rum iIsrri1oabgrg Ia the county
o. EockinpIan, to = point on TIE Eiuc Ridge TuI,piAr.
within hall \ mile of t;rrlon,villr. Il passes t6ruu,h L
densrly populated secI.1n NJ country, and commands, 4
large travel, which will soon he srrstly Increases! by tho
completion OF the Manassas tap Railroad 10 liurrisonburs.
Terms 81 SALE.-uar-iLird q! the IuF,hHsv money To 10
paid In four month, aud onc.tl!ri !n cighI monIh-, and
onr.lh.rd IN twelve months iro:I The day VI sale, lie pur.
chase motley 20 10: secured 10y veil endorsed Er, otiablo
notes, and Il lien upon the property Ia be retained Until the
purchase money Is paid. Acta: a. trustee, | shall convey
such title as /, vested IN rac by said deed.
Frb2S-riiis E.. \. STANDS, Trustee.
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yuLCIS.TE TEETH! VELCANITE
HEEIIn

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
~ ". JONES, Dentist, having The right Co.,
W. for making Teeth on the Nuleanite ENSSG3Ysza
plate, and be.n. satisfied Of is nbsolutcQlI~
superiority over all other methods, having
thoroughly tested H. for twelve months in a large number,
anil snino Of the most difficult cases, where gold anu other
plates had utterly failed. Weighing D!ne.tenths less 'nan
teeth helng imbedded, and, consequently, the food excin-
ded from between and under them; the perfect adaptation
OF the plate, the pcrfrc. suction thereby secured, enabling
him to Insert one or more teeth without clasps, Thi'h clasps
In the gold plate has rendered so many teeth useless ana
p3inful. Commends il therefore, with entire confidence 10
those desiring full or partial SETS OF teeth, especially If dis
satisfied with those they are now using. Having been
adopted by those standing hishes; in the profession North
and South, testimonials will be given, and specimens en-
hiblted 10 those wi.lins TO see them. Gold or any o,her
plate made, OF course, for such rs prefer them. Filling;
cleansing, regulating and all other operations gently anu
thoroughly performed. Teeth extracted without pain by
electricity. having extracted some two hundred teeth with IL
~ Office hours from 5 TO ~; from "a TO q, on Main
Street, between 9TH and 10Th. May ~
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GENEKAL FItEIGtaT OFFICE,
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE j. r..
LyScuuURG, April %, lsGo.l
n y and after the LIST day Of May, no GoohsAS
~ will be received AZ this Depot to be ship. E1SLG
ned over the road unless the weight Of each pack-SNeEs
a.eis distinctly married. on 1t with black or red paint. By
order Of the General superintendent.
T. D. JELLIS,
.ur;I sG-1u, t,cnl Freight Agent.
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BARGAINS
FOR e ~ Fl ERIN NJ F. NJ

FOR SOUTHERN MEN!
ITAVING SEVEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF
III LAM SITUATED IN TIE STATE or WISCONSIN,
I desire TO exchange II for good FARM. or CITY PROPER.
TY, In the State Of Virginia, or any Of The Southern States.
Great care has been taken In the selection OF tn. land. IT
was originally owned by the lion. \. :. Colr!n, OF Albany,
". T.; and A portion OF II vas bought ny him with the in.
tention Of settling upon Il himself. The whole 'GI acres are
excellent farmin. Iamls-poriinn. Of il being wei! tiinhrrcd,
and all being desirable pieces Of property fnr thns" who may
desire to make the West their home.
One hundred and twenty acres are situated nboui fcur
miles from 4 depot on the Milwaukee and Mississippi rail-
road, and the rrilnininc 60 acres are III two distinct par
GELS Of $50 acres racl. The vaIu" Of the whole 80 acres "a
$2l An mere. Al communications addressed! 81
Forbes Monsoon,
P.b I~a-lIr.tn Canaan. LitchGrlI cnunty. Conn
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Northern Markets.

G.srl4orx, May !T.-Flour dull; Howard Stree. and Ohio
&. Wheat Is active; red 81 $Sal 80, white ! 50al t0. Corr
.c;iT. and arruer; white ;IaI1c y.iiow T2a;5c. Provisions
ilIs, and er,n. Mess Pork $ls, rumsp $l4. Lard 6rm al
!L,.t. Whisky dull At y a9Sc.
N.w YoAs, May 1sth.-Cottou unchanged Flour heavy
southern sGaj ~. Wheat quiet. Corn active and ua
,naays!. Pork heavy; Mess ], 5oal' ~. Lard II TO llAs
Iurprn.iu- slightly higher, I,osin dull ut l 80. Rice Hru
=. 10 ~. S:o,ls dull and easier. Virgins skies g2T.
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COMNISSIOSEis,S SALE UE LAND ~
HANOVER CUI'STY
SALE 0T s.ss: ROCKING.
HAN TURNPIKE ROAD

ID virtue 81 Ii deed OF tru,; rArcurcd To The undo; sgned,
ID rs Trustee, by The Rockingham TrrnpiHc Company,
fo- The benefit nf Certain parties therein named, sai VIII, h
deed bear, date Tie iaih DAY q June, 1851, ! shall prDcc, d
10 sell, ai public auction. at Gor!on.li.e, Orange cOur'y,
on SATURDAY, THE TWESrY.FIFTII DAY OF MAY.
lSG0, THE TURNPIKE ROAD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-18
TO ARCHITECTS.

A RClIlTECTS are requested to furnish plans, q
IA elevations and working drawings and speci- IN
acntions for 4 MASONIC TEMPLE, to be built in VI ~
this city, oil the corner OF Main and Ninth streets. nv
The Trustees reserve the right 10 reject any or all/ '
the said pla:s, &C., but IL any are received the whole to he.
come the property OF the Trustees. For the one first APP
proved or adopted they will pay u premium, Of 1--WE hundred
G10Ol dollars for the second one hundred (SlOV) dollars;
for the third fifty $3.50 dollars.
The building will be one hundred and thirty fee. front on
Main street md one hundred feet on Ninth street, With IL
projecting wing on rear corner Of twenty feet for super
intendent's dwelling; to be five stories high above Main
street, with cellar under the whole building.
Plans will be received until the FIRST DAY OF JULY
next, and to he addressed under seal to JOHN ROBIN
MCDANIEL ESQ.,, President, care Of lsaacs & Taylor, Bank.
ers, Richmond. Virginia.
Any further information desired in relation to the build
ing may be had on application TO Vim. L. lsaacs.
JOHN DOVE,
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