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Ma. INroLN.-Will it not seem
strange TO orr readers, says the Charlotts-
Vile lNiIrinial Review, to hear that Mrs
iiacoln;s 4 prn-,Iavcry woman? lct we
were recently Informed by sentlemnh,
who Is near r"lativ" Of hers, and who il
Himself from a slave STATE, that such il the
fact he know her in Kentucky, where
they both formerly lived, and on seeing
her two weeks since, lac asked her if she
had modified the opinions she formerly ',lr
t.ita;urd in favor Of the institution! She
replied j, had not; that on the contrary
hcr convictions in favor Of it hal strength
cncl since her residence in Illinois.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-22

FnfaL IN Edjms.-TAe Nirhsburg
Whig is said to be rather fatal to its cdi-
tors. FoEYEY's Press thus gives the fate
of some Of them:
Or. James ITagan took hold in 1897,
had n number Of street fights, fought dull
with his brother editor Of the Wing, and
was killed in 1912, in street fight, by d.
W. Adams. His assistant Isaac {. Pat
ridge, died of yellow fever in 1889. DIR. j.
:. Fall, another assistant, had Il number OF
fights, in one of which hc Was badly wow-
ded James RYAN, next editor, was killed
by r. T.. Hammrtt, Of the lINtg. Next
came Walter Hickey who had several
rows, and was repeatedly wounded; he
| killed DIR. Nacin, and was soon after him
self killed in Texas. John Lawns, anoth-
or editor was imprisoned for the violence
of his articles. Mr.. Jenkins, his succccdci
was killed in the street, By H. 4. trabbc
Crabbe was murdered in Sonora, /. &
Jones succeeded jenkins but soon after
drowned himself.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-22

a,,,. a. visit orr ueirhbors, and MS every
| ono c,ocs no,y IN cities and watering places,
lis tl.rc W., ore most likely to meet with
our friends. npichhors. and acquainiances.
R,;lro,d.. and sicamboats enable farmers
to spnd daiIv TO town for every article
,L.y mood and This breaks M country
storos VILLAGES. and mechanic shops. Men
orc wholly sorrcraicd in the country, and
meet oocl, otLor In the cities in pursuit of
business or pleasure. Our daughters NOPE
and zinc At home, and desire TO visit town
for amusement. or for religious, social,
moral AMI intellectual os.ociation. Our
lT,d, o;,ls Lc,, IN lac srot>,, school in town,
!, ori.r that fbcv may SEQ gomcthinr of
| the world. Our bows lone for the holidays
and boord cvrrv cent tlcy can yet. in or
dor that tbc, ,,ov 90 to town andsrc the
,,rco. worId.-tb. theatre. the legislature.
tbc Sims tbc uriutin., establishments, the
f,ctorirs aud the Great stores. our wives,
too, wish TO 90 to town because there is no
society in tLr country. bccauso there is
nolhin" goiur ON to improve the minds of
their children. because there are no open
incs for business Of any sort in tho coun-
| l.N a
Child can vet liviu- or attain reputation.
The women I'll hate the country, and they
are right nr in the country woman is now
a mere fixture. with few occnpations and
no dissertations. The domestic rnanufac-
turing, sewing knitting, weaving, cutting,
and making the clothes for her children
and the nrg,ocs, which she formerly sup
rriutcudcd and took part i'm, gave some IN
forest and variety to he These occupa-
tiors superseded and dono away with,
and wishing n tending downward, has
IG ,,,..,,,, .,i.,. ,,I I. .,..,,.. l,t, III,
nrgr,c- mr., lhc most social Of all human
, beings, aud ai,r having hired in town, re-
fuse 10 liz, ar.un r. the country.
80 doubt the crnsrs Will exhibit proof,
If orr theory. Il ".il bee found that pp-
vulat.ou increases uuch NOR, rapidly il
all Uril-iocatrd towns, than in the COIN
try. This tendency 10 aggregate popula-
ton in the cities, VII b. Of great adym-
tarc to the South, which has all along suf-
, i,rrd much from the opposite tendency.
Mr. Jefferson has taught ~ that elite.
were evils. 50 they are, great evils TO
distant country proylr thai trade with, hut
great hIr-.ing 70 their naighbors. They
afford variety Of occupation, increase
wealth, aud improve civilization in their
Immediate viciutic-, by rrhbiug their dis
tant customers. They hoard the wealth
which their flr-olr customers make. The
wealth Of London, Of New York, and OF
l'ais, Is np' made in those ctics. but
tran !errcl 70 them by trade, from tributa-
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-22
LADIES' DEPARTMENT..
Literary Women.

The literary aptitude Of Women is now
an established fact. Half a century ago
and this sphere of female activity was re-
presented abroad by two ladies as diverse
in genius rs it is possible to imagine -
Miss Edgeworth in Great Britain, and
Madam De Stacl in France--tho one all
sense the other all sentiment; one striv-
ing to improve tho world through exam
pies Of prudence, forethought and wise cal
culation; the other.b by enthusiasm, gencr-
al ideas, and lofty emotions. Each hobly
vindicatcd the intellectual capacity of the
sex-still, both were considered marvels.
and their writings ranked among the cu-
riosities Of literature. They infused cour-
AGE, however, into that by no means limit
cd class of women who cherish literary as
pirations. Thcy established noble pro-
ccdcnt, and won the suHeragcs Of the stcr-
ner sex.
1t soou became apparent that certain
field of useful and elegant literature be-
longs especially to women. Their quick
observation, their domestic instincts, their
tact in gaining the attention of the young
and especially their sympathy with tho
details and the characteristics ofsocial life,
prc-cmincntly get them TO draw the best
pictures Of actual life, to create a Juvenile
literature, to exec! in the dialogue and
minutim of the modern novel and viva
cioua description in books Of travel.
1t is in the multitude Of unexccption-
able domestic stories, in the numerous POI
ems that so many gontlo Ministries have
impressed ON thcheart Of childhood, in the
admirable manuals Of instruction, in the
beautiful and chasfe Inventions from tho
fairy tale to the primer; that we recognise
a utility md charm in female authorship,
which, az a means of Social education and
recreation, can scarcely be overstatcd.
We cannot enter drawing room, hang
over booksellers counter, or lance at
journal, without bcISiling the evidence
Of this beautiful, and benefccnt and ef-
frctivo fathluInoss of the female mind
The statistics of the book trade show
TINT the novels, sketches, school books,
poems, histories, and other works of fo-
male writer's, enjoy a permanent and OK
tcnsive circulation--that they furnish no
small part Of the family reading of the
couutry. And this is, in a great degree,
owing to the tact Of women in adapting
her language, reasoning, and sentiment to
the comprehension and the sympathies OF
the mass of roadcrs.-.SOuthcyA Field and
IJrcsidc.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-22

IHc ErcHcmcat u IatoTicaiioR-Thc
love Of narcotics and Intoxicating COM
pounds is so universal, IT may almost count
as an instinct. Every nation has it in II
greater or less drgrcc--somc in the shape
Of opium, some in smoke, some in drink,
some in snuff; but, from the equator to the
snow-linc, it cXists--a trle changed in
dress, according to the climate, but al
ways the same need, always the Same de-
sire. Kings have dccrccd punishment on
the secular side; priests have anathcraiiz-
cd on the sgiritual; lawmakers have sought
to pluck out the habit, root and branch from
their people; but all to no goodman still
goes on smoking, snufling and chewing;
putting "an enemy into his mouth to steal
away his BRAINS" and finding immrnsc
satisfaction in II practice that makes him
both an invalid and u na,lman. and never
quits him till it has laid him fairly in the
grave ChamLcrs' .Jomnai.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-22

A WOMAN, OrINoN OF WOMEN--lIerc
is what woman somcbody asserts they
are always talking about themselves, says
Of her sex's instructive goodness:
II women have one weakness more
marked than men, tits towards'veneration,
They are born NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
silver shrines more divinity or other
which, OF course, they always think, foil
straight down from heaven. The first
step towards thcjr falling in love with an
ordinary mortal, is generally to dress him
out with all manner Of real or fancied SUI
pcriority aHd having made him up they
worship him. Now, n truly great man, u
man really grand and noble, in art and
intellect, has this advantage with women,
that hc is mn idol ready made to hond--
md 90 that very panstaking and ingen-
ious sex have less labor in getting him up
and can be ready to worship him on
shorter notice. In particular is this the
case where a sacred profession and NOR
al supremacy are added to the Intellectual,
just think Of the career Of celebrated
preachers and diyinrs in all the ages
/ l}ors not poor old Richard Baxter tell us,
With delightful single-hcartcdncss, how
his wife fell in love with him first, spite Of
his long pale face; aud how she confess
.cd, dear soul, after many years Of married
life, that she had found him ics sour and
bites than she had expectcd The fact is,
women are burdcn,d with fealty
faith, reverence" more than they know
what 20 do with they stand like a hodge
Of sweet peas, throwing out Tutoring ten
drls everywhere for something high and
strong to climb up IS, md when they
find it, be- it ever 80 ROUGH in the bark
thay catch upon it. And instances arr
not wanting - those who have turned
away from the battery Of admirers to pros
tratc thcusclyc. 1T the Get Of = genuine
Enro, who never woocd them except by
la.hlc Lc-,!- and the rhetoric Of Il noble BE
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-22

1t IS estimated that on the first Of Jan
uarv, lSGi. there will be four hundred
nile otrai in Texas, AMI still the woIa:
has b.cniU,t fairly commenced.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-22

A country couple, newly married, stop
ped at the Gibson House, Cincinnati, n
few day. ago, and the groom called for
some wine. When asked what kind he
would have, he replied, eve wait that
kind Of wine where the colks pop out and
the liquor boils up like soap sud-.'
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-22
PARODY.
The White House:

The White House:
This is the house that Sam built
S1O0,0oO:
This is the malt that lay in the house
that Sam built.
James Buchanan
This is the rat, that ate the malt, that
lay.in the house that Sam built.
$. A. Douglas:
This is thc.cat, that killed the rat, that
ate the malt, that lay int the house that Sam
built.
breckenridge:
This is The dog, that worried the cat,
that killed the rat, that are the malt, that
lay in the house that Sam built.
Bcll-Evcrctt:
This is the cow, with crumpled horn,
that tossed the dog, that worried the cat,
that killed the rat, that ate the malt, that
lay i'll the house that Sam built.
n. Y. Express:
This is the maiden, all forlorn, that
tel u,o 49,. ,,'a. -; a.. " . 49,,
L;tIod ,hn rat ,ta, 80, a., s,,,f. a., -
the house that Sam built.
journal of Commerce:
This Is the man. all to,tcrnJ and form
that kissed thc m,idcu MI forIorn tLnt
uiIkcd tb, COW with cr,,u,nI.d horn tL.t
tossed fine dor. flat worried tho cat ,bot
killed ,hr r,t tha- ,.. the malt that Inv in
the house that sam built.
y Y rl....
,r.
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~. T.. SHROPSHIRE.

ATTORNEY At LAW, NE>ANplIA, u.
nIIIrE Sou,i, .if.uf Public Square. ono d"nt
NM above N,..rs Hymoa ~ C"2nba'' office"
~ Anrlsi u l-.l--lv.
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"Thc pen is mich'ier than tire sword.


For some minutes after the delivery Of
these words, the progress Of the play was
stopped by the cheers upon cheers, loud
long and deep, which arose from all parts
Of the house.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-22
BARLON y WADDHL,

A Tr0RNEYS MD tnj&SELLnE% 1T
" LAW.-O1icc a. A'r2wd,it and Nmh.-
,;II rti-Iy
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-22
i i EUTCIIIMS

A TrOENTY AND COZ NSE:LOEAT LAW,
" and Justice Of tn Peace, Alryaudria L..
m Office ou $ coud Sro,:, N th" rrlr at tn"
NJ, Cr,,rt IInr.r. aug l2-2y.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-22
EApIDES ACADEMY,
IsNantTt'iI. Louisiana.
FOR BOYS.

ION HUlS.
g'lIIS TNSTITUTiON will be- opened on Mon,
I day tur I7tn i'~, ia the new huidng be-
forging to ME-. kENr, aud which is situated
haai, on 18th, and between 80 anl 'h streets At
On. sou hr som western part of the town The
premises Law. extensive grounds attached to
,h,m for exercise and rr>rrniion. The location
Is one wliel Ia au mir of country retirement and
tranquility, a.i it is healing, clean aud conve-
ui,r,f.
MIR WILLIAM WITTY will conduct the
establishment. and who, with iho assistance Of a
gentleman Of HIGH talent, viii t"ach English,
French. Lain, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry,
History, Gcocraphy, Housekeeping, etc.
Careful attention vii. be- psl To pupils 20 give
th m.a solid and iinoi education, aud To 81 them
for Commercial, Agricultural, Mechanical Civil
Ergincr.iur, nr other pursuit, IN lie.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
W. r. LEWIS,

4 TrORNFY and Counsellor at Law, Alry1r-
n diia. La.-Wili psrticr ia this and "oIoh-
;u, r,,i.l.s dl1-ly.
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>rE,g ORLEANS. ALEXANDRIA, MATCH
I iiorh.s regular packet RtnpiH''~- JNn.
.C. UOW1N. VI .r,r 9. j. BAENTOW, Clrk.
~. A., This iavoritr steamer having r's4u.d
~ .-tiIlf h'r place in the above named had'
will continue to run ~ Regular Packet during
tn ,utir. erusgu. F"r SAFETY, comt"Ft aud speed
ihr Eapilr. Is unsurpassed 10y Any boat On RCD
River, lrr officer, a'r III experienced men. All
business entrusted to hcr will be- promptly and
EHlful'y attended to. For frcgti: ~ passage np-
pl. on board on To n.-2i.A. RACIAL, Agent
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STEAMBOATS,.
-s-. IRREGULAR NEW ORLEANS

~, NIIE'I T-NN NV ,'','.1' "
-, ~ I'D Gycr packet a. ". Es"i'-
rI.t,4. g. y. Roberts, MASTER hi8 m'@ni'i-
,.,, ,,,',,,,,.r la,inr BEEN built duiu% the past
,,.,,r ,.,r',r-.Iy for the Lake Bist,ncau and
lo,,r Roo River tad, VIII mah" regular uPs
Gou N,rI.u A.,ar r'a aud New Orleans.
p. lI.r accommodations ar unsurpassed 10y
amy h,a' in th' 'rl'Ir. "!"-"S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-16
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

GRETNBkIEg COUNTY,
The long established reputation Of WHITE SULPHUR
sPR SGS FOR tseaes upon
thelr medicinal efficacy unnecessary.
For many the wat rs Of these Springs have been tGns
ot and used ny Pe-sas a. ts Sva hone s1a sHpsIe9ss
iron, their Jrisa drunk 4 6d 40 he toWHtdin
Thsse rrcy APElENr and very decidedly ALTER
ALIVE Their great forte remedy, and the quality above all
others that has yeu 10 them heir high reputation their alters
IRE lrsr the peculiar operative inauence by which they
oss,r smaller vessels and ttO Of morbid
Accommodations diseased organs thus producing the derd
gs profound eGRge deandedu almost every case of Chron
As IN APEsI&Er and Alternative the range Of disease
FOR instance as CroHis Injections 0Hacl ee Lire
Kidaeys Skin &c DC Upon the iul lions Of the organs gener
ally Effects stimulating those that Inactive
and establishing healthy eereon In such as have departed nom
a normal condition.
Of tbs Stomach and Bowels they are employed With the happe
result.
has been long and nrmy established
CHRONIC NRRrgA often cured by them, amer other
To COsrIvENEs OF the Bowels and to PILES they well
In the sevsrdl forms Of FIDNEY and BLADDER AFFECTIONS
unattended with Inflammation, they are very seryeeabe
To the ssrerd forms Of CHRONIC DISTRIBUTIONS &c. pect
htr % females their derdt!ue influences oen eminenty
NEURALGIA and the various npOs disease when they are
the result OF organic arrangements treated with
In CHRONIC RHEUMATISM their known efficacy eOeval with
As palliative Of mO excellent effect in GoUT their value
In MERcURiGL DISEASES in peculiar affection that
nom the abuse Of Mercury In sIFHrTc Affections full
~ Pamphlets descriptive medicinal aud Ap
plcsbes Of the Waters furnished gratis application to the
EWThese Waters securely put up the Springs in glass bottles
regularly furnished TO the Agents In Richmond
prevent Imposition each bottle has the words "GREFN-
pRIER WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown in the glass; without
Orders ron nddus the trade throughout the United
PURCELL LADD Acc,
Ap9I-dAeem Genr Agents, Richmond, Va
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
on GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd & 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
A N. pUPUY, A. NJ

TINHE session 81 This Institution will the lat Of
October 1870 aGd will terminate the 80h jane 1851.
Principal viii be aided heretofore by we'll selected
corps Assistant Who with the ability and experience, cannot
fai 10 1--WE satisfaction
The Boarding Department will be under the management OF Mr.
and Dupuy by Mrs Mary t. OAsse cry ofsa
will reside "a the Seminary with the young
VII exercise PdrestIi and control those
committed 10 their charge.
The which ended this Effort esahh n the city
OF Rehuo Female Seminary Of the FIRST lass has encouraged
the Principal 10 provide ample odscas or the
session. The bulldogs being ealsTg'd agd moor au
modhca vii be made In them, which vii add greatly TO their
convenience and comfort The lodging large and veil
ventilated and than from four boarde's will
by The Recitation Roons will he well arranged for the
acco umodation II the pupils
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rTrom Editor Of Norfolk Herald


xUTs ~ -es1on which these celebrated HeTs mostly
sourht afr and possessing they do wo ID vide iamr
n - Impress upon the mind Of the invalid their
virtues have In social intercourse heard
one in their and that L. whenever used hy act
M and prove ecacious than med ne that
bss ever been offered TO the public The maker Of these es
us no brhv wrought panesyr filming hand bills to
a. IN hi, Bittsis bat simply throwing the article on lie own
es 10 be Judged accordingly He does not like all the quaet
sug now In use say that viii all the is common 70 hu
an INIT he sas reputation that taken accord
inr 10 directions will Ague and Fever Dyspepsia Bowel
Complaint Cholera MoTbus, Indigestion Sour stomach LOIS OF
Sppet-and ali diseases arising torpdiy Of the Liver and
inacton digestive Their equal yet 70 De
The,e M. ers IN be had ADlk GRAY, fUkoELL
LADD CO., By all prominent Druggists In the city Of keh
M nd AID elsewhere In Virginia and North Carolina Also ~ o.
srOTT co washington City, D. O.; oANBY GILPIN CO.,
baltimore; B. A. FAHNEsTooKA co., Philadelphia and BAkNks
4 PARK, New York.
Orders alsd BY addressing Il bAAAG rropnso,:
"A Aehnono,
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stBoKER,s B1rTERs,,

"BOKER'S BITTERS,"
NOR moe sn thirty years have stood unequAed and unrlvsl
ed SOIeIIsTAsDNa spNsRoo3 lNAIoss ASP CovsrKkEEss
for their tonic and truly valuable medicinal properties Ia all
complaints with the Stomach Nervous sys
TEN, well for their general usefulness most agreeable
smuant In their various pleasant appliances In accordance
with the testimonials OF medical Faculties in EUROPE they have al
here and acknowledged all who have tried
them "THE BEST BTrTERs EVER INTRODUCED" and tits
confidently that they will maintain their reputation their
unsurpassed merits
ROr Sale by most Of the prominent GrOca and prusss, Snd
with liberal dscoun. to the treas, hy the Agent
I. TUNKE, ia,
my02-sm No. IS Front Street, New York.
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NALHAnL. IMPROVED Real EsrATR.

ON ilrH AND 18TH STREETS FOR SALE At AUCTION :,
We will sell uPon the premises THURSDAY the 18Th day OF
Juy, commencing at O'Clock, NJ valuable pieces Of i'm.
proved Real EstatevI:
l The three y lex Tenement at the Of i4h street
and Tobacco Alley. In the occupancy VIM Rchrd
ks1 fronts 18Th % back aog To.
baeeo Alley 50 feet to alley and ssOO per
- -
I'd The large Brick Tenemeht east side of i5 street,
at present occupied BY Richard Cauthorn Eq an tlop
store frons2i feet 18th feet at an
annual rent Of 800
The location Of tbs property renders very for
ness stands and Invite particular attention capitalists
others t. the sale.
TERMS az sALK Onehd cash. the balance and ~ months
r negotiable notes. with interest sddeI secured by trust
deeds JAS. A. TAYLOR SON,
jyl4 tbs 1urtlonesr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-16

THsArRE ALLEY.-Seyeral tenants whose los ere
drained by the sluise running through Theatre Alley
were before the Mayor on saturday for causing On
sve nuisance IN be gutter OF S,h and Grace str cts
The tenements in this alley occupied by Iromscu
ous population, including several fee negro Washcrwo-
men, who deposit tler soap suds aud garbage, in the
alley, ifom whence the nuisance flows to the niral
Hotel corner aud there ennis 'vaucUs smel". There
l. no doubt but tia. Theatre Alley and STA street. cOuug
uous Of the most nasty, Uiggsgish, and disagree
adj localities in the ci.y-and from its centrally, is
disgrace 20 tie city.
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TuE SrRKrs.--Why done somebody clean the streets
on speculation Elsewhere high premium is paid for
the privilege and those Who undertake the business make
money by selling the Some OF the neighbour
hood farmers should endeavor 70 the sweep
ings for isrl.iziug purposes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-16

Tue ALSs HoUsx-Tbe sape,s'ructare Of the new
Aims House las been commenced, by MessTs- Villains
4 Eigild, the contractors for the brick work. They
viii soon run up the walls and It. the other contractors
vii be equally prompJ and energetic, the building
will be read, for occupancy, n tie course OF three
moths
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BY GoDDiN 4 APPERsoN, Gucis.

A uCTI0N SALE OF 5sI ACRES OF LAND
"A IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER, UN THE RICHMOND
AND FREDERicKSBURG RAILROAD, ~ MILLS PROM RICH
hONDA tho rrqust Of tie d ard Of Directors Richmond
fredericksburg Railroad Cor pAny who will convey BY deeds N
General Warranty We shall sell public auc on the premises
on TUESDAY the IL day Of july 1860 commencing 10 O'Clock
NJ 81 acres OF land located above recently owned by Mr.
Edwin Robinson These ards have been recently and
have been lad OF int7 separate parcels They sill sold a
cord gy or In gross be deemed best hour Of
portion Of land well wooded and portion cultivation On
Of the parcels there handsome cottage redenee and The
usual out snngs These Lands well located besides their
agricultural atvantages are valuabby Of proximity
10 Richmond being Immediately the line the railroad Mr.
Christian living on one o. the places, will show property TO
At our Office
TERNs-one fourth cash. balance 10 and Is months for
notes. Interest added secured BY trust deed title
retAined GJDDIN 4 APPEhs0N,
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Ur AGnS.-Cbas. Atkinson, loaier, who vas before
tie Mtyor on Friday Tor being drunk in the street. and
WIS discharged went straight away to the nearest liquor
shop, and again converted himself into a beast lie
s1on alter arrested by officer Seal AMI Yesterday,
sent 70 the chain gang by the Mayor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-16

CCLvEsrs.-If the City Council has the power it
sholld tine every citizen who fails to connect with c y
clsert f one is located within reasonable distance Of
his premises; and especially ii any such citizen allows
hi, servants TO tbroE dirty water or flh into the public
streets.