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VHE SOUTHERN
i PLANTER AND FARMER
FOR 1850

This STANDARD JOURNAL has just entered
It's twenty-tird year and is one of the few ancient
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
BANK.

SAS lNGS DAMN.
THE RICHMOND BANKING AND
INSURANCE COMPANY,
In their SAVINGS nEpARTntE&I, receive .i,
money on denosit, on witch they pay INTEREST.
They wonil respectfully cali tire atasatioa Of all
hsying IDLE money to this department. ~,.,
once, No. 1872, corner cE Msin apd Iwe!ih
DImEcToRs: J. l.. Davis, ). 4. pelytn Joseph
Hall. Il, II. Frayser, w. I. Smith, X. y. Haskins,
T, W boswell and w. W. Cramp. " it-sm
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2 By Cook e Laughton4 Auctio neersYg ~r
eornar ~ Governor aud Franklit streets. i


noUsEHeLD FURNITUREs r IN5EE
p MAEi BY s a F5osdss Ne Viii sen
a oIr sGs;on-rooms an assortment USEFUL
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLEs, consisting q H1rrr
Handsome MAHoGANY ana ss-Ahs VI
M.BHeo shAsSYs 2, JENNY LIND BEDsTEADs,t
M MAsHH9GANY f B9lEs4fSsG sef HE 20
C4NE aud WooD-sEAT7 CHAIRS, u j
RoG ah EksS W and STAINED WASH
cHss hhfRRs TABLES, ENGRAvINGs. i
SkM E4s s ckIRs INTERIORS; oo 13 ms stt
REFRIG Err AT0RS WATER-CooLEhs
Cc002KI SE SRTE9nsTEAps.
CARPETING, =.
OHCL0TH,
MATING. ALSO. g'st@
One ENGLISH PATENT LEVER GOLD
WATCH, In hunting cases, Is karat-a very
hn' 1 ''D'' -p''' COOK & LAUGHToN..
by William r. Tall,
High Constable City Richmond. -
THIGH coNsTABLEs sALE.-Will be
II sold MoNDAI August c 2 Hano over G. Coal
CONTAIN, on the extreme end of Broad street, the
following property1to Wit, oo,1 ~
a 9nc qFE5 II fI5;S PATENT SCALES and
Lot OFFICE FURNITURE; Ea:@0
ALSO,
4 lot of STAGING and RAILROAD TRACK,
to satisfy distress warrant and sundry executions
WILLIAM r. TALL,
High Constable City Richmond.
PosTPoNEA1ENT.
The above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY The
9th instant, at the same hour MARI
au2i Wy. 1AEL-.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SIN NfECKLENBURG. COUNTY, VA.-By vir-
tue of decree OF the circuit court ior 1saa
in the suit of Jones's administrator u.s. Alexander:
shall, on FRIDAY, 9th day OF August, lsov. sen
mpon the premises. to the highest bidder at pubic
andcr known as '.JACKSON's," lying on the
waters of Cox's creek, in MecklGnburg county nII
va, containing ONE THOUSAND AND THlR-
TY-THREE AND A HALF ACRES.
This tract of land Is regarded as cxceeainRtS
valuable and dcsirable-wcll adapted to the growth
Of all the usual products of the county.
An accurate description of the land is deemed
unnecessary, rs 1t Is presumed that persons a c-
string to purchase will examine and judge for
themselves. The improvements consists OF dwell
inr-housc and Unnecessary out.houses.
Possession will he given on the lst OF January,
1870 with privilege to the purchaser OF seeding
Terms or SALE: One-third of the purchase mo-
new to be paid In cash; and to the residue there
of Il credit of six, twelve and eighteen months,
the purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred
payments carrying interest from the DAY OF SAFE,
and the title to be retained until the whole of the
purchase money Is S paid 1NsoN Commissioner
y. B.-The purchaser will be required to comply
with the terms on day of sale, and in default oil bis
so doing the land will be promptly rcsold
S. X. JOHNSON,
ana Commissioner.
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REV. 4. CONVERSE. d. D., REV. f. B. con-
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surmounting obstacles during the war, ana Ut us
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T 4 \ d s.
! have in nv hands for sale FARMS In almost
ra;,roads nnyipubIc rivers and near TO towns and
VILLAGES GEORGE NJ. DEEWRf,
.m Tins 1914 Main street.
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PAYMENTS.
Subscription, In advance. Advertising. annual,
quarterly in advance. All other IN advance.

quarterly in advance. All other III advance.
We furnish the following journals at club rates !;
The Richmond Christian Advocate weekly and
Southern Planter and Farmer for 81. so Il year.
The American Farmer Baltimore lmonthlyl,
and Southern Planter and Farmer for 50. year.
The Land We Love monthly and Southern
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ern Planter and Farmer for $3. IS year.
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Our friends designing TO subscribe for or adycr-
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ERN PLANTER AND FARMER through the
On. B. WILLIAMS, Editor and Proprietor;
FRANK G. RUFF1N, Co-Editor;
JOHN u. ALLAN, horticultural Editor;
WILLIAM l.. HILL, General Agent.
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" JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
te % General Ticket Agent

DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
IA RAILROAD L1NE-FOR BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND MISUNDERSTANDING
OF SCHEDULE-DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
On and after TUESDAY, Sth OF June, passengers
for Baltimore and all points North and North
west will take the passenger train from the depot
IF the Richmond and York River Railroad at
Richmond for West Point, where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL. Captain i, c. FREEMAN
Or KENNEBEC, Captain j. II. FREEaAS,-both
boats having been put In 1rSt-rate order-reaching
Baltimore the following morning In time to con-
acct with the trains for Philadelphia, New York,
and the West. Returning the boats leave pier No.
Light-Strcet wlarvcS, foot of Barry street daily
except Sundays) mt O'Clock y. NJ, passengers
thriving in Richmond ut l2:l5 l.. M..thc following
lay in time to connect with the express train
On the Richmond and Danvie railroad for Dan
willie and all points that road; Greensboro,
Salisbury. Charlotte, &C., \. c.; Columbia, s. C.,
md all points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily except Sundays at
O'Clock 7. 81. leaves West Point daily Except
Mondays ut 1910 A. VI.
THOMAS DODAlIEAD,
l.. St,,r ,fI,. ,.Vt
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO BRICK STORES AND DWELL
4 INGS. ON THE EAST SIDE OF SECOND
THE BURYING-GROUND. AT AUCTIoN.-On
TUESDAY 31st August, ut O'Clock p. NJ, we
situatcd-to wit, No. zoos, occupied by Fleming
Gentry. Is by 125 feet to wide alley, with neat
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING with hye
Frederick Booker With st5re and dwelling, Kitchen,
stable &c. This lot is so by rs feet, aud will adj
milf OF an other building being put upon 1t.
These are good stands for business, and offer in
JUDGEMENTS for investment. aa they are occupied by
TERMS: One-thrd cash balance ut six and
twelve months, with interest, and secured by trust
deeds GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
az on Auctioneers.
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>. To y EK,
General Freight Agent.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-SUNMER sCHEDULE:-On and
after the BOTH JUNE 1862 the MAIL TRAIN viii
run daily between Richmond and White Sulphur
Springs. Leave Richmond ut A. NJ. and arrive mt
White Sulphur Springs at s. 7. NJ. Leave White
sulphur Springs ut A. NJ. and arriTeat Richmond
ut $50 z. III.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Char
lottesyile and Richmond on MONDAYS, We'd
NESDAYS. and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char
tottcsyillc at \. NJ, and arrives at Richmond at
325 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond ut $3.50 Il. NJ, and
arrives ut Charlottesville at p. VI.
The MAIL TRAIN connects at Gordonsville and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange. Alexandria
md Manassas railroads for Alexandria, Washing
ton, Philadelphia, New York, Lynchburg, Knox
yillc Chattanooga, Memphis. New Orleans, Mont
gOmcry Mobile. &c. at Staunton with stages
for Weyer's Cave, HarrsonDurg and Augusta
Springs: at Goshen with stages for Lexington, Ma
tural Bridge, Rockbridge Alum Springs, Cold Sui
phur Springs and Rockbridsc Baths; at Millboro'
with stages for Bath Alum and Warm Springs;
It Coyington with stages for Hot and Healing
Springs at Allegheny with stages for Old Sweet
and Red Sweet Springs: and ut White Sulphur
springs with stages for Salt sulphur Springs, Lew
isburg Charleston, &c.
JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
te 90 General Ticket Agent,
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BY Lee & Goddiu, Auctfoneers,
~ . No. i113 Main street.

PRODUCTIVE S NJ A LII FARM OF
ING : THE lands OF SAMUEL g. ROBIN
son AND P. N. TABB. Esqs:, IN SlDNfEtiE .o
executor of Silas Omohundro, deceased, we WIZ
rent for the term of one year from the LIST OF Janu
my 1870 the FARM locatedas above, on the prem
ises. o on MONDAY the 3oth instant, at 5 CLOCK
z. NJ II, a .q-#S..- ..ys5t j. '.E@ IN. .--r
S 70 ~ ~ ~ noui - LEE q GoDDIN.
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OBSERVER AND FREE
CHRISTIAN COMMONWEALTH,
RICHMOND, VA, AND LOUISVILLE. Ky.
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LOST AND FOUND.

HORSE STOLEN. - FORTY On
L DOLLARS REWARD will be paid ~
for the recovery of the HORSE and Il liberal re-
ward for the thief. The horse is bright bay four
years old is fifteen hands three inches high mas
Il heavy black name and tail, with black legs one
white front foot and footlock; his natural gait Is
trot. aud when trottiDg he holds his heaa OF
level with his body. The above reward Will be pald
on the delivery of the horse to me at West Point
Va.
aue3-GtK WILLIAM A. LOGAN.
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THE ARLINGTON MUTUAL
Il LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF VIRGINIA.
HOME OFFICE, 1914 MAIN STREET, .
RICHMOND, VA.
ASSETS
100000.

JoHY Z; EpwA APPS r 1,sae sns: a.n,
CHIs. Fl. SMITH, NJ. D.. Medical Examiner;
. PROFESSOR EDW. Il. SMITH, Actuary;
II. G. CABELL, Legal Adviser;
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE, General Agent.
.zn.s DIRECTORS:
John Enders. William L. Taylor Samuel $. Cot
trel, John Purcell, Charles I. Workman, William
Willis, Jr., Ed. 4. Smith, Thomas j. Evans. Jas.
A. Scott, Parker Campbell. W. II. Tyler; +.
Edwards. a. Y. Stokes, j. B. Morton, r.. ii. Dbl
relI William II. Palmer, David !. Burr; Henry Is:
C. Tardy, w. 3. Chalkey, J. ". Allison, George
s. Palmer Thomas ID. Quarles, H. {. Cabel, ID. j.
Hartsook, John G. Williams, William G. Taylor,
A. L. Abel, William Il. IsaacS, George L. Bid
good, Samuel NJ. Price.
Dividend paidto polIcy-holders at end of second
year, in 1869, forty per cent.
The success of this company has exceeded all
conducted upon legitimate life insurance princi-
pies.
Its aim has been to exercise special care In the
selection Of risks. the StricteSt economy, ana 40
lions. The extreme responsibility of the com
pany cstifics this safe and prudent course In the
care of the sacred funds contded.
Special features, that should lead all to insure
In the company. An investigation ofits plans and
merits will leave no one in doubt and all VIII re-
greet insurance elsewhere.
Annual dividends on life policies, commencing
ut end Of first year, and One-tnird loan on profits
No notes required for premiums. All policies
non-fcrfeitable.
No restrictions on travel or residence outside
the tropics. 80
Special protection to married women ana chll-
dren, under charter.
No extra rate on females.
Its investments are made securely for the benefit
- AGENTS C. WANTED EVERYWHERE.
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sEEDsNES. FLORISTS, DC.

CEED WHEAT.-We have in store ana
= for sale n superior lot OF SEED HEAT. OF
the white Strawed Mediterranean variety "a
bearded rcd wheat selected by the grower, CoIohei
David s. Bell, of Augusta county, Va. eXpressl!
for seed This wheat is admirably adapted to our
climate, being thrifty, hardy variety, ana !ieid-
ing twenty-five TO thirty bushels To me acre. An
sample can be seen at Office, No: IL Fliteeh,h
street Richmond. Va, where 1t VIII be SOFA III
quantities TO suit purchasers: ,occ
p. S-For further attenuation, see extract lr. On,
Colonel Bells letter In Planter ana darm,m i"i
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Mills & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
IA CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
ana CoAihisSIoS MERCHANTS FOR the pur.
cssse ana sale Of LEAF and MASIJEA CTUHFD
TOBACCos. Orders solicited. Liberal ADVANCES
aae on eS f Refer 70 A. r. Harvey,
a rho % Eataohab bank Of Virginia; James
Messenger Z Co.. New York; Messrs. johnson i
Thompson, Boston, Mass. iva
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A b., c., COAL
n. ANTHRAC CITE, BITUMINOUS AND
COKE COAL.
Anthracite Coal is high but VIC sell as low as any
one, and keep the best.
Bitumiuous Coal-Clover Hill is the best, and Is
now at its lowest. We are agents OF the Company
for its sale.
Coke isan excellent fuel for stoves, and is now
very low.
WOOD also for sale by .
BRAZEAL s. COTTRELL,
iy u corner Ninth street and Basin.
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AueVaoE sAH.sss---Futurc Days.


VALUABLE HORSE AMI. MULE AT
IsJTCTION.-T will sell on SATURDAY the
18th instant, on Council fCnamDcr hii- aI ~
FAY MARE, eight years old, sound, and
perfectly reliable In harness. :,
scb STOCK MS this is seldom offered ut public auc-
+so yas'1 THOMAS w. KEESEE,
s1o n, Of Auctioneer.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COL
GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE.
RfCIfMpSD Aupust o5 lsf9 \

NJ UTICE To MILLERS, JUM MISSION
~ MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS.-In order TO
prevent the depots from becoming so crowded
20 Obstruct the prompt transportation OF frcights
the following rule, adopted by the Board OF Drcc-
tors of this company, will be enforced from and
after this date without further notice:
$40 All articles OF freight arriving at their place
of destination must be taken away within twenty
four hours after being unladen from the cars, the
company reservng the right Of placing the same
In store at the risk and expense of the owners, II
they sec fit, after the lapse of that time
S. HUNTER,
an of--Iw General Freight Agent,
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WINTER SUPPLIES.-Consume who
w would avail ofthc lower rates of summer, and
get their fuel stored for winter, will lie supplied IL
the lowest prices, and with the best quality OF
COKE, BITUNiINOUS and A Mt RIA & TIE
COAL and OAK and PINE WOOD, sawed and
split or long, Office I'LL Main street.
iy dim j. Il. WATKINS.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-For sale to ar
ASH. EGG and STOVE COAL. AS coal Is daily
advancing In the Philadelphia market, those wish
ing to lay in their winters supply Will ina 10
their Interest to call ut my Office and leave their
orders.
once and ward corner Of Seventeenth and Dock
streets. iy21 WIKI lobEhls.
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WOOD AND GOAL.

CHEAP COOKING and CRATE COAL.
" am prepared to deliver CLOVER Hill.
HARD COAL dump or brokcnI, at 81 per loao.
Cheapest fuel In market. Try 1t.
c. Is. LIPSCOHB,
corner Seventh and Byrd streets,
and Fourteenth street, near Danvilic depot
II-pnlJS
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CHEAPEST WOOD IN THE CITY
" would advise everybody to buy their win
tcr's fuel now whilst they can get 1t good and
cheap. would also advise them to get IL from ".
j. MCDOWELL !; for he sells BETTER WOOD
for LESS MONEY than any other dealer in the
city, | am also prepared to furnish the best SOFT
and HARD Coke, ANTHRACITE, CLOVER
HILL, MIDLOTHIAN, and other GOALS, at
lowest market rates W. j. MCDON ELL,
next to corner First and Broad streets
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y1I1x1ASTED. a SITUATION AS NAN Y 4. y:
w AGER on "A FARM for next om !ca If fine hest
naa in Virginia WIN gvethe best references
,,roas hoy Sis care OF James NJ. Taylor. Esq.,
Richmond. Va. -lu 80
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BOARD WANTED, by a northern gen
tlcman for himself wife, child twenty mohts
~ and nurse, VIII require two rooms opening
into each other. Address, stating terms, 70
lock box 80, p0st-oGicc, Richmond, VIZ. >. o.x
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-06

,perben. Die 5elesrau,n,e .perten tcntratt~
lid srn per zelesrarbenepmpesnis tsforet
t6dfens ;um Yreis son 20 Gents Ytr &c
pefde scn 20 @rrten, unb 5 Gents fur jese
5gGGrttr nseEr. Treielleberlieferuas, neter@
ieneuns sen@eltcrbres rer2e!esrast wereen
.teufaas sprseidlaesn, fernsr immsr weittre
Ausesbnuna Der Sinien je nah 8seuriniE
.serabietuns Der Yrsiie fir Tesslaen &c.
Otter glan n,adt bic grridtuns unp ben
getriet srn SelesrapDenlinien n'Gt :um Res
9ie.uresmenrpc!, griratecmrasnien Nsitsn
teIsEen unc tSnneu rurh NrhlfetIie!t u1n
@rpmstfeit crneurriren. Sic Se5ieruHs fat
fsiie llufrtsn, unt fidert rrG bemyutlifam
eiueu iihern NIB woslieiten 7isnf, y>atreab
le ;ualeih lire Yctbsom:sn tsNu itsler II.
cine fd fcr;wtrene iteiaernse GianaFn:e e.
Sicltn fam.
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Gin ,,e,1er Nlan ;ur 2ebens:
Serfcbernna.

Sn Men<Y rrt 1T Gin nener Nlaa sra &C.
t.%nsserjhcrurs ins geten setreten, jetrh If
bic Mnsatc hes uGrumereial Merert;ier",
berlelbe fei baieltft ~erfuutsn, Gin SrrtEuu,.
Mah bieiem 9lane tefett inGinsinuati fhpn
felt taft Satrcn cine sesenfeit;se teutfde
neutrality-suspicious.. 0erglan it tRhf
einfa6 unp tietet riele &crtteile srr aten
anreren 8eriideruneslstenen, Mir trrGen
ttute rur gan; fur; ben Nlan tarlesen.
NQe geriderten ncrem in 8laHea srn
1000, 1000, 5000 rber 5000 MitsIieeeru &C.
tteilt unb tefrmnt bic Tan,ilie 70 siel 1au>
ftnt OpIars. als sur :3eit hes Srtes Mit>
sli.ter in Der tctrtFenoenSlaNe waren. @er
III auen 4 Slaien setSrt, teHen Camille ts<
fnu,nt ST, 600.
lint Mit9lier elmer alaile 1T meyeea,
r,ub n,a,, ;piihen IS uub 60 Sotue Al. uur
seiunt isir ; Sc Gintrittsseie ;akEer unc bel
tem ieessmaiiacu Seee einss M;tslicsts
$l.10.
Nfal1 Fat hfrtt'net, RAP III Ar!d'ldNu,tI
ren 1000 ssianrcn gerirnm jdtriih : fer
ben, rer alir sur eriteu aIaiIc setI;t, katte
int eritu Safre $3.50 81 ;atlen, una feiner
Tamilic $1,000 III i;hert; meitert;r r,ur ST.
20 jdtrlid.
gSer ;ur ;Nciten Ntaie sstr.t, sdtte int
crfcn Sabre $21,4o su ;attsn, una ieinsn N1~
sstrrisen $1,000 ;l iiheru; in esr ipI5enceR
Satren purtcU tic Ar1en nlr $3.50 iStr,
lid iein it. I. n.
.SSer ;u alen 4 HtaNen eeErysN Iae isiAu
Samilie $1,000 iifeyn ria, tatte int cyiten
Sabre $3.50 :u salleu, water cher nrr
$1,000 etma.
Sir Gintritt it jeee Slriie iiro Sc ST. srls>
sen, bic aateren 3atlansen eyielsen iseesz
NAL, ncnn Gin Mitslieb ftirkt, nit sI.l0O.
Sscenfaas it fieitr g!an Der bi1isi!e unb
iiherfe spn aIen rNn mare su .rinidesn, ZAP
er aud inter ben tieilssnT eu.idsn suv Ius>
iultruns 0sbrat. wi!rbe lus taf Seller ctne
Nusnatme fid taran tstteiliete.