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NUMBER 4

ted agreeably to the provisions of this act bearing
Interest payable seniannps ly, either in the United
States az any designated place In Europe; and he
Is further authorized to appoint such ngentor agents
US he may deem necessary tOr negotiating Eueh loan
under hts Instructions, nnd for paying the interest
on the Pnme, and to fxl the compensation OF such
agent or agents, and shall prescribe to them all the
rules, regulations, and modes under which such loan
rate OF exchange Rt which the principal shall be re-
ceTed from the contractors for the loan and the
change for the payment Of tho principal and inter
est ia Europe shall be at the same rate.
Sec. 8. And be it+fnrther enacted, That whenever
any Treasury notes, Of denomination less than my
dollars authorized TO he Issued by this act shall have
been redeemed, the Secretary Of the Treasury may
reissue the same may cancel them lnd issue nVsF
notes to nu equal amounts Provided. That the aC-
Fregate amount Of bonds and Treasury notes Issued
under the foregoing provisions OF this shall never
exceed the fill amount authorized by the first sep
tion of this act; and the power TO issue. reissue
such notes shall cease and determine after thirty
first of December, eighteen hundred and sxty.two.
Sec. I. And be It further enacted, That the Secre-
tnry of the Treasury Is hereby authorized, whenever
he shall deem 1t eNpedien to issue in exchange for
coin or In payment Tor public dues, Treasury nD;eI
of any of the denominations hereinbeforU specified
bearing interest not exceeding six per eeutum per
Rnnunl, and payable at any time not exceeding
twelve months from date, provided that the amount
of notes issued or paid shall at no time exceed
twenty millions OF dollars.
Sec s. And DO IL further enacted, That the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury shall report to Congress, imme
diatrly after the commencement of the n1Xt session,
the amount he has borrowed under the provisions Of
this act, of whom and on what terms, with an alb
stract OF all the proposals, Designating those thNt
have been accepted and those that have been ree +
ed aud tue amount of bonds or Treasury notes that
have been issued for the same.
Sec. 2. And he it further enacted That the faith
Of the United Suites is hereby solemny pledged for
the payment Of the interest and redemption Of the
principal of the loan authorized by this net.
Sec 10. And be II further enacted, That all pro-
visions Of the act entitled IAN act to authorize the
Issue Of Treasury notes." approved the 29d day oi
December, 1851, so far the same may be sp-
piled to thu provisions OF this act and not inconSis
tent Herewith. are hereby revived or re-enaeted.
Sec. IL. And he It further enacted That, dcfTay
all the expenses that nay attend the execution oil
this act the sum Of two hundred thousand dollars
so much thereof "a may he necessary, be and tic
same s hereby appropriated, to be paid ont Of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated
Approved, July II, 1861.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

TEEITEsoI1D L1Srs OF NoxPAEru, ION OH rSca, on
LESS, HAEE soUGRR-
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or 90 for six months but for shorter period nothing
viii be counted less than square.
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well all legal advertisements and advertisements
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AN ACT to proviLe for the appointment Of Aszis-
tant PaymRs,erS in the Navy.
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Missouri .lIinfngCOnlpany.


Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCK..................S5 10000.
rINuIs COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
j pose OF advancing the great mining interests Of
our state. We do not profess to be governed by
purely philRnthropi6 motives in Initiating this eII
terprise We believe that the stock can he made to
good accomplished and greater progress made IN de-
yeloping and making known the astonikhing mineral
wealth OF Missouri, than by the OF I've times the
amount of our capital Invested In any other business
wo shall make the office of our Company
plete mining bureau Of the mineral resources of the
State. We have power under our charter to pur-
chase and sell mineral lands wherever located in
Missouri. Great inducements will lie offered to cap
italists and mining adventures, who desire to pur
chase and work paying mines, by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention of all who
have mineral lands for sale to send us statement
OF the Eae describing the kind OF minerals their
lands the number acres the location and the love
est cash price they willing to take for said lands.
We shailwork only such mines rs pay largely, but
shall open and prove most of the lands sell Tho
books for subscription to the stock are now npen at
the office Of the Company, Main street, northwest
corner OF Locust, over !, Merchants Bank, entrance
business, and have money, will do well to call and
subscribe. Those wishing stock, living out of the
city, secure II by enclosing ten per cent of the
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer.
pIREcToRs:
Henry D. Bacon, Esq, Matthew Butler, Esq,
Alfred Clapp, ESQ, j.. uarwOOd. EEq.,
JOSEPH. Lathrop, Esq, B. M.Lynch, Esq,
- ~ i''s'' hsl' TRUSTEES: sa'sih PAYNE ESQ
". BUTLER, Treas ALFRED CLAPf, PrCs't.
The above prospectus has up to this dato been
published in only one Of leadiug papers for ten
days. No efforts to get stock taken have been
made; yet the public so we'll appreciate the sound
Of the enterprise, that over two Hundred thous
and dollars of the stock has already been taken. WO
would briefly state that the sharesare SOS EACH paid
in full without further liability; transferable by de-
liVery registered only when dividends received.
Any person having money to spare; can by the pur-
r chase OF shares in the Missouri Mining Company
make an investment that will pay largely, and hold
stock that Is readily into cash without loss
All communications to the President promptly
answered. mi30-d&w2m
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Upwards of SI3,OOO,OOO
Losses have been paid by the .Etna Insurance Co
In the past u years.

Losses have been paid by the lEtna Insurance Co.
inthe past IL years.
PIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms c3lsisent with sOlVency and
fair preht.
Observation-Disclosures 70 fHsrnfneeef D DIPELLLNGS
and C6HteHts for terHts ozone TO- fUe yedrS.
The progress Of this Corporation has bepn stable
nluninterrupted through seasons Of financial sum
shine aud periods eventful ia exempt from
sweeping cOufAgratious and maritime disaster. Be
ng long established cash basis, the troubles Of
the credit system Affect Us in material particular
Durlng "hlTd tines the 5ccurity Of reliable lnsu-
rance Is an Imperative duty-the ability of property
holders to sustain loss being then much lessened.
Policies issued without delay, and all business at
n. @. ARTHUR, Agent,
0iHee over the Bank Of Wheeling.
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lively and pretty little Miss o--n, of Wegee,
full of hope and life. and Just sweet six
teen. But enough, Messrs. Editors, the
subject is exciting, and wish to keep cool
this hot weather.
Yours, truly, P,
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JAS. .MAxwr11. E.J.oAMPBELI. Gro. n. TIxoIE.
MAXWELL, ,OAAIPBELL&TINGLE,
Wholesale Grocers
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

MO- o NIhIh otst " IloeIinB9F Wa
HAVE NOW IN STORE
$50 bbls. Primo N. o. Molasses,
loS hlE. bbls. do
22O hhds. fully fair to primo N. o. Sugar.
l25 bbls Cr., ,CiTnnulhtcd, Pow'd and OoTee Sugars
75 .. Drnne's Golden Syrup.
% Z" New York do
800 bags good fair to prime Rio Cofee
so pockets Java Coffee.
25 boxes Natl Lf. ID lump Tobacco
IS do various standard brands 5s Tobacco.
10 cases ''Hunters" 15s do
g5 hlf. ch. Y. II and G. P. Tea.
35 do 0oIong and Pouchong Tea
100 bbls No. 3 Med. and Lg. MackerOl.
5O'H Tar, large size.
10 tiorces Rice.
Pepper, Pimento, Nutmegs. Gloves, Cass
Mustard, Ginger. Indigo Bi-Carb. Soda,
Salaratns, Soap, Candles, Wash-boards, d tkets,
Tubs, Brooms, Nails, and all other art les eE-
braced in tho Grocery line. nIh2
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" inter Clothing Far tie Amy.

-. active that many Of she lrools from
.n~. states naw iH Richmond have been,
..M.Icc with warih oyervoats. Preparation,
lettering upon The winter c:.nl ,,i5u. Oar
..r4t4yli lbs bten called 10 tiie face ina, IA,
.....sas OF the ~5uia generally ara novy de-
,.Ag themselves "a the CUinlrrt a tu,, s,,,-
,.t., tFOa their respective SL.ics, ana tl.,.
.s'ion l'',- oceu asked, what il Nirsini,
.a,alt II l. hct ior us 10 say l!i:,i our ,..,,.
IT.. .o "a n."t a'l', women, ~" ,unt,rntlyr l.
a.. Ar,, ssill's Ct "nr >ta,c troops: b.,t We. a..
Lr-' .n' IN, by ''':y consideration Of PATRIOT
...t ana hi;-..tAla., TO see thai each cor3i,3t,
4, .it'ttu Wiih a sHiliciel.e, OF warm mic.
sd. ai-- '''i o.r iit blasts ot inter come jtrl
.,- IHrer " 10 axe ut bone lutlsr ,ith1, them
,'.Fss q: tie usna. "XlmLsIS, comtoiIs.tnr ~,
,.Lr u these 40 are expos, 81 10 the tiau.cr,
.aa ya!s@itudts Of camp llf. The Govern.
mel. Is doinE lis dnty il, This respect, ana ill.,
.fl!ati citizens :al'lss do their part AT liz.
'lI'as railway drpo.s We daily observe
-" boxes OF clothing aud DINER rrcuisit..
,-.l".es s'nt OF fruil tl.r Statc> San:n - lis
,. 'Atl! troops il THE several iii Yisions; OF
=. army. 1L".' axe always in charge OF Il
.s13l agent, whose duty il is 10 So t}a1
l. reach their destination. at The Dan.
vie ei.ot PIP boxes were received from Mis-
s>suli alone. This will cNhllii 10 our citi-
.rA- hat others arc doing, aci We ~ rnostIy
,atG-,t them to DO iik"wise
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lIpmor0 Dispatlb.
,rlRpAy MORNING SEPT. ?S, LIS,
News ard linfnar&.

a, most eases ANXIETY is RON faani.asie,i
nc nuhlie 80 hear from cur army in tlsY,
=. tu. The fact thar there was no raiiva,
,N.;scn beyond Sisuetoa svsier,ia, nye.
n,s, The rcceip. of any news by IN. centrsl
.a.s. TIE cnca cement aa Tuesday wsS
s,,ess IN outpost shisrish, aud one r,
SAYS shat tue enemy was driven bsc.
i,su hriBg was heard ea "Wednesday az
,.4,am river IN an" dire, ton ef tae 0an
=. snd ii Is net Improbable that n battle
81 place oH that day. ". have iufarlna
.r ,hateiekl regiments are ordered for,ya,,i
,..~, 9iarrent points to reinforce the Wesiern
.7rf
ss-re vcrc no passengers isou Msuass.,
-,iaN, the trains having tailed to con.
Lin Consequence OF the breaking down az
.aaU bridge at Rapahaanock station l.,
i s,iuc tleight n-ain. on "Wednesday nigh,
\, grrscR was injured by the secidcnt but
4. .Ars were considerably smashed M. W.
IA from gentleman WAC arrived from
FAX At I q clock ora Thur sdar night. The,
IN Iip5aregard Was NJ Fairfax Cour..
r..<.. Snd Generals Johns ton and Saith
..- nail, or Two brlow The health OF IA.
5,s wsS rapidly improving. and systematic
....os,> had E"ra adopted To prevent i:<t:, -,
.tccaYIn. loves balloon WAS seen iro,,
4. sea- iinl on Tussity afternoon. Tn,
al. lejs continued Ia fire upon each other a,
.lfr,a'>
Wiaiul ru1nor prevailed "a; Winchester
30 N,dn' sday that the s,Llantt opt rurue,
s.4ts wcN killed u.' uIaat b.:orc, a,tweni
lJtowu and Heyper's trrtr.
lte YORK river train Yesterday aroush,
SPAS indi' idn.! under arrest, suppcsoti to b,,
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The City psst-tt.ESe.

Au ~ eat has illustrated with more Iurcv
i.e iact hat Richmond l. hoW the metropolis
= =grlt lation, and not u mere provincial
towT, than III" exclusion Of the Post on e
aolr> 70 o'clock +. n. This departure from
We rule OF the past century has been r"a.
.':ts necessary ny the exiCcnrirs OF ia"
tmts, as vel! a. Toe Idct which w, nave men
toned. hat our city i The Capital OF iii.
Confederate States OF AmtIiCa. The rev,
F4'~ went inlo operation iass Thursday night,
s1f had the fact been I.,.td" known in ~;
vance, IT j. probable We should have seen :
>rea, rush o: CORE pes,G.-i Is, who would
nave VISITED the otilcr IT an unusu3i hour.
merely to give The new thing a trial As i.
Was, however, thr receipts of The. might
'MG"nt"d 10 only ten rents. for one heavy
''.,r PREPAID. Of letters delivered no &c.
count was kept, Yet We pres sumo there were
-'m". We liAe the new rule, and have 10
.CEGt OF its hrneiiciui.r.sult
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Army Sunuiies.

The amount of supplies now coming liz for
he army il enormous. The DanNille and
Ft,ersbnrg Railroads are daily forwarding
I" Richmond an immense number of casks
''Fcrs, and barrels, containing sugar, mo-
Hss"s, rice, and other stores, which are as
instantly sent off to points where they are
"'eCed. The amount of food consumed by a
"fEr army is almost beyond computation;
,'t ifrresent appearances indica re anything,
'ae troops are IL no danger OF suffering in this
!'Vtct
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The Coast Defence.

There are certain points on the coast oi The
Confederate States where the enemy WouIG
Iae-t With spirited resistance, Ahould he at
Tempt any offensive operations. We know
lie fact that in ere locality, two ritcd 81
founders have been received from Europe
"ai aS they have a range of xix TO seven miles 3,
ii would be hazardous for Federal ship to
approach within anything like haiiin@ dis
hnr". The y ople on the'Atlantic coast are
alive to the necessity of preparing to receive
he Yankee naval expeditions in Il proper
manner.
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~ine discussion has been INDUCED III by
'' i''~sra pers rs TO tie relative virtues of
''lon and lint for dressing wounds. DIR. j..
s'R. Edwards, OF Cleveland, Tenn, writes
"A' his experience is in favor OF cotton. lie
t0MIaeneed The Esa of il more Than twenty.
ave years ago, ia the dressing OF woands @!
'rIy description, ana since that time has
''a 10 occasion 20 prepare lint In the old
way The cotton 10 prepared BY eardisg 8.
'.'o bats Of the desired thickusss IN q pair
" hand cards. N
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The State Arnory.

The Virginia Armory continues in active
oEerd'ion, ana IL busiiy sending batteries and
EMAIL arms into tha field. The number Of
'ahnon which Virginia has furnished to
NeFie carrying on the war, ii might not be
"4d'ht to tivulge: il il sufficient To know
"dt che has already done more than we sup
posed IL possible for her to accomplish. The
"ILiory ) row located AZ the corner of seS .
FR'h aud Gary streets
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Joseph Scuar R..a.,.j a..

Inc teti.rai our energetic Norfolk cores.
pon9ent. whiri. was received ,aat ,iy,,t :,
700 late IN hour Tor publication 70. aay
states That IL is rcrart,si there that Iosen,,
,esaf' proprietor OF the Hyg.ia Hot.l ~ INA
."'a'' and distinguished FOR hts Lincolnism
- been shot by Confederate picket on the
Peninsula s8E
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WI T.i..IIdUU and 7
Il j. kuo~n that Hon. John Slidril. OF
Louisiana, has been appointed Commissioner
I the Confedera IT, States t" Sra nee. and tna |
Hon. .Etnes N. Mason, of Virginia, hes been
a'nutr'i is Comm issioUtr 10 Eusiatd We
lrarr that these gentlemen. with heir S-cr.-
'a.t al Legation. and their families have
-o!Ie days ago sent forward tLcir IN g.agc,
AAi NH soon set out them selves to tie court,
w6'ci they have ben dcIuted We hear
Tint they will take the ronte by Tampico. and
Vo7s HE ocean on one of the British steamers
.htt mode OF transit being thc only one OF
.IAn!uin security for them open
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salt.
correspondent makes various suggestions

correspondent makes various Suggestions
"a regard 70 procuring an at. pie supply of
al Tor the use Of the Confederate States, all
- which have been frequently presented to
public except one, which Is that an agent
~'"' TO Mat,morae, Mexico, 10 procure
- ' 'ehd II over the Rio Grande TO Browns
,'i'' by the same plan. he si.inks, leather
"'o coffee could DE- obtained
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DEATH OF FioSEEE .--Gapt. Jesse Hart died
at his rtstd. nee, III West Baton Rouge, 2,d
Septem per. Capt. lltrt was Gao of The pio-
neers in the Western steam boat trade and
was greatly respected by large hcr Of
our citizens. He was, We believe a native Oh
Pittshnrg, PenhSj iSinia. but stic,i. az he had
lied, u true aud ardent Southern ppntip
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"a Born GoNE.--Both the gentlemen who had
ISsfle unfortunate m,roInptu duel, in New Or
leans, few DAYS ago, have gone 10 their last
account. Mr. Edgar Desforg.s died early on
saturday morning, and sir. tdouartl DLs-
sumter at noon yesterday. Tho c:.uSe Of The
fatal difficulty will PROBABLY COME out in fell
At the coroner inyeStiga tioa.
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FROM MISSOURI.
GLORIOUS CONFEDERATE VICTORY Ar
LEXINGTON, MO.
Federal Loss 3.5oo-immcnse Quantity of
Artillery. Esmipage, &C., In the Hand. Of
the Victers-toi. NaIiiean Surreuders.
Lite. Etc.

tn" Norfolk Dag Book, Extra OF y.,trr-
day. contaias the following gratifying intelli-
geroe, which pals TO rest all doubt rs n tho
victory OF the Confederate forces at Lsxine.
Ion, Missouri. The Day B,ok extracts from =,
cop, of the New York Herald, Of the 2Ith
piaced in the hands of the editors Inv g, 90,
t"m2n who reached Norfolk on Thursday
afternoon in the alag of rruc.. beat, ,ro,r
ord Poiat
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,'"h l.. r. Walker Is now al Haats,ttlc.
''' atlshdiBk ~ The organization of his
:. y de- which will eensis, Of toar regiments
u Infantry and one Of cavalry The brigade
"''' rendezvous 1t Huntsville, aud probably
y ofdsred 10 Kentucky,
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TIE l,xneditinn

IL Lsssoih's ships should hap,ma To got
| eanght OF Haiteras during ,he prevalence q,
sne e'l"'noctial gale, there might bo a strain.
! ihe aud cracking OF timbers thai woall fur
sish work for the nayy.r,r,ls of tho North
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DRsTHrcrtyE ftsH IN TIuKsnrHG-A FIR.
occurred in Nickshurg Miss, on the 22d. de-
strUj ias six buildings on the corner q. Grove
,ud Walnut streets. One Mhite men, n negro
woman, and two Negro CHI ldrel, were burned
To- death. a white woman aud two " nite
ciiiGreu are also supposed to he burned To
death, as they cannot Ire found
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kILlTp tx His HoR> E,-Rlr. X. l.. Ncirrutch-
an, q highly esteemed citizen vi Sumter, Ala.
was Killed by his horse. on Thursday evening
Iast, while r1lurnin. frnm his gia hopse IN
Ais res,'ispce. He was .hlrrwn and rramrics;
by tue aalloal. fErF
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A Cool HiGHwAyxAx. "A gentleman, says
the Memphis Arsas, Of Tuesday, ] who arrived
on the Cfarleston train yesterday, la forms as
tina, most dastartiiy outrage was l,erpetruted
On saturday last. near Lafayette station, upoB
a soldier named Iiariia, b. Il civilian yaga-
bond " hose name our Informant did not
learn H;irdiu " some distance from Col.
Loousy's sa,n o. viii ch is situated about two
mites fTem the station, when he was sp-
coiasd change three dollar biH. He aa-
saerrd Ia the ain rmstive, and putting out his
wallet wss counting roll u bills. when fhe
strSager. drawing b bow ie.knit', struck him
q severe blow on ths hapd com paeBelS ssyer.
iug fhrss o. his Nagnss, aud saatellng tAs
lpopsy made his way taso uts woeds.
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LIFE Il FIRE INSURANCE..


SIRE JNst RANCE. et-
II MARINE INSURANCE
Incorporated irfA)
rHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MAXINE IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
r. Office No. I3I Main street: Rirh!,onff z,
CtPITAL ani SURPLUS, S1Dt1i:
THIS Company "f.- shs slyan.ace Of t.Sen's
seven years exl.ar:etsc IN III" insurance h,isit..s.,
aud having enjoyed he favor Of the public 'ri,,s
al hst pcrca nae6s special recommendation T.
the citizens "f Virginia.
II el.erts Fire Insurance in city and country, h,.p
Marine Insurance 10 MI parts .. the world
Its cash capital tni surplus Sr,vc, a''.' /,
,f;s:+s aru maiagod prude,tly, bat hhafal,~. a'c
It's rates ~ low those 1T any 0thar g.sn
mstiatiDi. OBJECTIONS.
". L. Cosvsrtiin. J. V. Wa'!sscrth, Patrick Cullen
Joseph Allen VIM. Beers, t.eo. w smith
Horace l.. Kent, Thomas Samson. Il. J.. Winston
WIN. Palmer, Chas ". Purcell. Jno \ Uorlof.
JAS. \. Inioes, r. 4. Claiborne Alex. l.. Parker
Joseph !. Winston.
Apply to The President or Secretary IN person
or hs ieticr. ". J.. CDWARDiN President
W;. WILLS, Jr. Secretary. eH--.f
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panied with cash. o. Confederate oonds.
an m-'mfif' JAMES THOMAS, IR
~ EOkttiA LANDS pOR sAt,E--I OF r for
4 sale valuable body s.f RIVER BOTTOM
aud UPLAND, in GoTeoo couEts t,a.. Immediately
tho Western aid A;.satir Railroad and tvs.
niies from depot viii sell $50 t. about / $50
acres; about 4eU acres river bottom, elsared and
under cultivation, producing good crops vI corn
wheat aud cotton. oil III. quality. There j. also
we'll prepared aad four,shing yi;eyaId. of g acres
At Ca'aeta AMI other STANDARD wine ai,d tetis
grapes, and an abundant supply VI choice ysreias
vi other srrs. On the river is fl,.e Fi,icry
which affords a safieient srppl. 81 6-h CIR ~ u.
nestle warts, Nhau attended to- On this plants
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out tri..bnls and machinery for plantation pun
poses, and all teyead Abolition Ialurlce and In.
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