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SCRIBNER,S COAX OFT. %

T'HE healing and restorative properties Of this
i valuable specific have now been satisfactorily
established. Its beneficial and curative effects have
been fully tested in the removal OF those inamatory
accumulations, which formed on the surface OF
skin, knownas burns bruises, boils wounds infiict
ed by cuts, and other external gatherings. For i'll
famed eyes, Catarrh on the hsad, the bleeding Piles
Sea sickness, and Autumnal and other fevers it is
one of the most certain and effective remedies. In
ternay taken agreeable to directions, it is safe and
mild, and immediate in relieving sick headache,
Diarrhea, bleeding at the nose, and excessive Hem
orrhags from internal eruptons and injuries from
too full and phlethoric habit of the body.
For sale by w. II. Gilman, Chas. Stout 4 Co., and
Kidwell Lawrence, Washington; J. 8. Kidwell
Georgetown.
80 : DAY VAN DEUSEN, Propretors,
dec 19-6m. l23 Chambers street, N.
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WEIGHS NATIONAL HOUSE.

W0z1V33 y 31313VN00 31VV0GJ
No "a South Eutdo street, BdHimore, Nd
NEAR CAMDEN STATION.
TIE PROPIETOR of the
ab.ve House is now prepared K
10 serve up all the delca.
cies of the season A ~
His BAK Is supplied with the best Wines Llq uor >,
Cigars, &c. 500 .sEf
Permanent and transient Boarders accommodated
with pleasant rooms at moderate rates.
jan g-dlm A. WEIGH
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PAPER!-PAPERm-
8. ROBINSON, No. South Charles street,
~ Baltimore, has in store and for sale at Mill
prices:
Printing Paper, Record Paper,
Cold Medium do Counting-house Rupd del
Druggist do Hardware do
H2tters do Cloth do
Ruid aud Plain Cap do Envelope DO
Ruld Plain Letter do Straw Wrapping do.
Together with Bonnet and Straw Boards Z
Likewise, 10000 ENVELOPES at Mandatory
prices. jan 25-6m
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PIAN0s FOR SALE AND RENr.
PREMIuM PIANOS

h6R1UA 1AANOo. 80 -
NTE have just opened enc Of 6roveston Cos
w celebrated premium Piano FortA8. These
celebrated manufacturers have just received the
three highest premiums for Pianos exhibited at the
New York Crystal Palace decided assurance Of
thsir superiority.
All are Invited to call and Judge for themselves,
at the Music Depot Of HILBUS / HITZ.
feb @H
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES (!

--- CARRIAGES CARRIAGES!
c@&G The undersigned calls the attention OF
Hs@ purchas -rs to his stock Of New aud Sc
oond hand CARRIAGES, which he is prepared to
sell on accommodating terms.
- Repairing done at the shortes. possible Io-
tce, and in the best manner ssi5 90 t-s.,sE
r. T. Cuttings,
Corner of Eutaw and German sts,
N. B.-I have purchased the right to ma nu.ac-
ture Carriages with Hubbard's improved Pa ent
Springs Persons are requested to call and exam
inc this great improvement. s---r-rf r. T.G.
feb l6-zn -.. z.- .. --...... - =. 80
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From The south.si,le DcaSiotrat.l


There never VIVA Il proposition moro universally
accepted III Eirgain, ii we may credit the express
sions of opinion from the press and the people hus
have come To us, than this: IN extra session of our
State Legislature is uncalled for, inpatc and in the
highest degree 10 be deprecated. Demanded neither
by tho rcn! or imaginary wants o. the Common
wcaitf, and desired only by disc0ntrmtcd minority
who either long for the pleasures Of the capital. or
hope 10 obtain by log-ro!ing from the next session
what they fnilcd 10 gan by arcuncn. from the last
we feel that we do no one injustice when We nro-
nOunce the whole scheme n dis.raccful altcmnr In
swindlc The public treasury.
Tho members who desire tilis session have shroIrlr
their attempt in !apcnrtrahlc srcresy, and one out
OF tho magic circle prctcnds to have the slightest a.
qaintnncc with the wire -pucrs. Call upon cGil has
been made through The public prints for llc names NJ
these cOvc:crs nj an extra session, Int in vain, un
similar want of success has attended al efforts 10
rive nj the cn,lac, or The cxcusefur the call
Why this sccrcay! irc y0u engaged in dishnn-
orablc actioml Are you afraid to et the people who
are 10 pay the expense of this know the participants
in the scheme, or the objects proposed to be attained
by il! And, if not, We submit that you Hrc drawing
TOO heavily .Ic crcdulitv well The charity of
Your constituency, when yuU ask them 10 respect
either the men or tho motives studiuusy conceal
cd.
From one end of the Commonwealth to the other,
the prGjcc; is met with universal dsapproba:ion and
yar, were Told but day or two since that only
nur names 'ycrc ;ranel 10 complete tho number re-
qircd By Inv to petition before m extra session will
bc called
We hope those gentlemen who hive not yet sign
cd will pause umI ponder they commit culselvcs
20 position 50 utterly ,lccncclcs- Us this.
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REVOLUTIONARY TROPHIES.

The STANDARDS taken at the Surrender Of York
town and presented by the Congress- of tic Tcvo-
lstion 10 Gen. NAsHlSGroS, Comnandcr-in-c chief
of the combined armies of America Rnl France.
These trophies memorials Of the Heroic Age and
the Father Of his Country were on Thursday inat
brought oycr from Arlington House by the venerable
Mr. Custi,. the sole surviving executor Of WAsHISG-
roS and last surviving member of his domestic aml-
~, AMI presented to the IRESlpE:f and tnrou@h INN
to the Government and People Of the United States:
The PRrsIDFsT. on receiving the venerable tro-
phics accompanied by the Secretary of War, escorted
them To- the Var Office where they will for the pre-
sent remain under the sspccnl care of the Secretary
II is ,nii that the Prcsrlcni intends to submit the
rira dsposal -; thcsc Revolutionary relics tn Con-
.trc-s recommending that the martial "reminiscences
"i tr rvcr-.urlIlu.ahlc event that wns in truth rho
cruwning glory dl the war OF American lndrpclI-
dencc eLnll form nucleus around which TO he ga
hcrcd all the standards OF the past and ot the future
riumplIs Of the American arms.
/, has been suggested that portion of the mncir!.
iccnt room iii the eastern wing U; the Patent Oliicc
would form fitting site for the IiM oi Triumph, the
Temple oil Victory, contain all the trophies Of the
wars Of the Uui;:l S;ates.
Among these old standards are British and Hes.
sim one The British is the -ncutu cniorS OF the
;h regiment q! the line In the centre OF the famed
red cross banner is the Orderu the Garter surmount
e'l by crown, with ties motto. "HonI So Qn' NAL
pcasc. The llcsHIan stndard Is clCbora:clr worked
III c ccHTc II III eHtc sbFi!g l., III plc iuIou
runchcon Of command, in the other nm olive branch
Motto, PRO PridccssccE PaLyy0, ITO"
Both flags are OF silk and nearly eighty years old
dilapin,ci by time, the British dag having suffered
somewhat from rC!ic-setkc:s who have appropriated
10 themselves scraps ot the renowned banner thai
once llnO,l in terror continent, will view IL
The rcv;va! in modern times OF the cvcr-Slorious
.nulics Of the Surrender OF CornwGs.
The interesting letters TINT passed between tho
President and sir. Curtis prior to the presentation
5lrsIl publish hcrcuitcr- Nut'ondl IncN,gcaecr.
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NUMBER s.
OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN

The city is still rife with rumors in regard 10 sup
posed difficulties OH the p1Ti oi uur Government with
SPAIN but as have no particular relish for re
f"Sng for the readers nf The Sta the id,c reports
street gossip OF the day. have carefully abs.aincd
from practice which 100 of contemporaries
feel more disposed 10 follow than 20 shua. For S0Tt
time we have been aware that oar relations with
SPAN have assumed delicate, ii not bciliccrent
aspect; mud thet il would require something more
than ekil:ul diplomacy 20 obtain full satisfaction Tor
past outraecs md ample guarantee against future eg
grcSsols 4 special commission 10 the court Of Ma
drill i talked oi, and have good reason for be.
licvg that tho announcement of the names ottw0 dis
linSuishe statesmen in connection with that commits
so;l, has more substantial foundation than mere RI;
1t s now rendered aimos; certain thar :ha Pee
sdcut viii! communicate his views TO Congress on tie
subject ut carly day. While il is highly probable
;ha. he will recommend prompt, energetic am, even
extreme measures, il; is equally probable 'ho; IL will
take occasion 10 rc1ai!ia;e ENb"s'y'Sn, 10 matter
whit form it may assume or from what direction it
may issue. 1t may be noted n singular coinci-
dcncc, that the tone and attitude assumed by The pre-.
sent Administration towards Spain, growing out of
our involved anl invovim. relations with her great
dependency Cuba, are precisely Identical with the
tone and ATTITUDE assumed by President Jefferson I.
administration pending tlie acquisition o Louisiana
4 reference 10 Mr. Jcticrsons correspondence dG-
ring that period would Glmost make the verrst sci'
Ter for "things they are, convert 10 Young imc-
ricu's doctrine oi ''munifcat destiny. Idshtastvf
S.yr.
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.,r nrcuMoNE ENQUIRER,
~sIIsBED DAILY AND SEAl'"htN n L l
ny RITCHIES & PRYOR.
r r 2 NJ 8

IL
,s Daily Paper eoven dollars per annna, ana o' .e
!. n; dollar. il taken for shorter Per1od thon one
go Fer The semiWctky five dollars per annnn', and
m ,sys for SIX r.onths payable in advance 10 DC pad
Z. or roni,tcd by mail postpaid or SIX dollars
@ ss' ~ Suss 10 hi: Office may I've rented per mnil in
pd Bank notes at tn the risk %, the s Easos,
jer,or is scarcely OF any account to the wri.
ls accumulation OF postage in an extensive bu.
.;ch operates ns a serions TAX upon Editors.
a''S "-' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
D,1IY ESQuIRER-For TEN lines or lees, frH
a f,y cen;s and every succeeding insertion twen.
- on.s Ii inserted once woek. twice o week. or
,,.. week, ,hir,y.Sevon and half conts for each
k..-nca s::tr :hc first
TS for @ 'of Sra,ar
-. sxcsp; Lc;re!y Vendors and Aucdoneers, who
-, sloi, tpsper ineluded)
- sryiWEExLr.-For TEN lines or less first in
-. 49,. = r.s:, 20. each continuance 50 cen,s:
~ ob!a,c:is. snd Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
.s.y,.s s,e eirr.cd for as advertisements.
riss ;-o-, dio:ance must be accompanied with the
,.te raw or satisfactory references 10 insure execution.
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1IOJrIT' IOA FOR SALE,

ENG offered an induccmens remove 10 the West,
nj! .eil tho plantation or which now reside lying
, road leading FROM certersvilla 10 Cumberland Court
"a ,yen miles from tho former and ten rios rom the
slace containing by recent survey. 32si acrea about
:o. in ,ne original growth heavily timbercd with oak
I md hickory
r. ynl /. well wotored BY two strcnIne running
abou: 50 acrcs nre we'll SCI In clover, highly ini
sni peculiarly adapted to tho growth OF tobacco
T:esi.
H. co.ycr,ep, dwelling house, there are NIL other
Ia or.,s and improvements in good safe and COM
s ,opiiion. There u.c TWO young orchards. select
,,y ,r, in ncs, desirable naighborhood and, In ua.
=, .rr;n, OF the best frecstonc water noar the
[s,- Leu.a Hhcse tlso mineral spriny convenient
~ S.r.cu wlin. 20 purchase will visit the place or
t,... WILLIAM D. CLOPTON
OAK FOREST. I. o., CUMBERLAND, VA.
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&nv,JrE

lyrFAcTURERs' SAVINGS BANK. RICHMOND, VA
n EPOsITEs Of money will be received at the oies o
Lo Manufacturers savings Bnnk, nnd certificates is
therefor. ocrnnc interest q; the following ra,es viz
Al rin- OF i've dollars and upwards. remaining on de
RI e noH,hs more, st tho ra.e of e centrum an
T. And for 4uns remaining deposit lees time thar
|-ouih. OF the rele Of 5 ], centum p annum.
GABRIEL WORTHaM, President
PATRICK II. BUTLER, Secretary.
CIIAS. PARKE WORD, Treasurer
S.. E, the Banking House Of Messrs. Maury & Morton
MEMBERS:
|sssrus Vim Grcaner, Cornelius Crew,
|: Tur;n. Jno II. Groaner, David Currie,
j. S:ntLo W. Jncks'u Clarke David Baker,
IT, pe,rbcr,on Milo. Turpn, james q. Goode,
y C. Salion, w. j. Iarbrough, w. b. Ross,
k Tavlor Robt. H. Maurv Chus. MillrpauSh.
w:llnris, t.has. J. Sin;on Jn,ncs NJ. Talbot,
Branch. p. c. Larus, II. y. Smith,
|ss Richards. John W. Wright.
Is
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h. I;-c,f Negro Foot Post Office.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FORsALE

fITtDLEALBEMARLE FOeSALE.
Eu; .abscrbcr. contemplating removal TO the South
;ai. Fall, has determined TO sell his estate in Abe
e. r,:,:v, On tie Green Mountain, called
ENNlSCARTHY.
.,u:u The lands OF Mrs. John Colcs Mr. Tucker Coles,
ca-rs containing by estimation about 1900
nd .u:ysy Of w.ich will bc made the Sur.
r.. rs- 5e engaged.
estate s so well known the citizens ofAlbemnr-,
r:ru:c description is deemed unnecessary, but for
rn.aon o: persons abroad would stute .hn; about
c;: vi lie e.:a;e il open and now under improved
E 0. cu!yaTio Tho balance Of the tract, for the mos,
.5arr:s n OAK, p!ac, and Chcs;!r; timber OF the
!: choice kinds.
Eg ,:.:ancc 70 Scc;tsre. on s jano. River Canal is
tl, aa! rs me Plank Road from thence paases along
ssr. ;.n products from Z te ieaG!y suut 10 mar
J. a, comparatively silai Cost.
tG. improvements a !c Tor the accommodation OF
family, co.is'iur rf mc,rly erected brick naIsion
t4.a: Ii rooI,i. including basement; besides Barns,
s. Carriage llGusc QuaTtera, Ice House, Suioko
ss, sc. the Malron j.. surrounded bya bcnuti!I!
+ ,i handsome shade sni irii Tue PORN a well
had 10 the growth OF Wheat, Corn. Tobacco, Clover.
sai !. well supplied WIKI very choice selection ct
Tees such as Apple, Cherry, Peach, Pear &C. Full
s,:oa will be given about The fret Of November
Tie place il among the hea!,hies. in tho mountains
..sinla -,
L,-c nj and years, for bends bearing interest,
Iei by trust deed.
,n lispo.cd 20 Wow rhs place, respectfully re-
hei % cct ca tie subscriber. Those disposed 10 pur
r cam call on him, or on Mcssrs Gotdia & appcr.
;. Rich.:o.d who a.o fully empowered 10 treat for
s.aA j. 81 N.nN hl.hLh ~ eoLnS In
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1IARRIR YARD

IONS + ROGERS, s,h Street near Main, Richmond.
Va Dea!er in Eyvptian lalion and American NARBL
bSuNyyTs T6NBS. GRAVE STONES, MASTEL
ECES e every description, WALL PLATES, FRONTS,
!. G-
tsir in Carving executed in the neatest manner
Fs;s from the country with city reference promptly
(s:siio
T. Rogers, having served his time in of the largest
BE.hmcn.s in New York City, and having much expo,
f. ;ha business fatters himself that all work exc
Mh shop viii give entire satisfaction as any done
or south Oct 5-cly
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A COMMENDABI.E EXAMPLE.

From the Chnrlcstown Sp:r't Of Jcgcrson we copy
tho following:
SNAIL SorE:.--On tho first day Of Juno next tho
new law against tho circulation Of small notes will hc
in furco. We are glad 10 that rhcru Scrus 10 be
a ccneru disposon throughout the Sta:e to gvo ii
fur trial. and respect its provisions. We huvs no
doubt that be successfully carried into ohcet
and that the channels Of circulation can DO freed
frcm tho miserable shin-plasters With which they
hayt, for some time past boon disgracrd. There is
plenty of gold and silver coin in tho counry t and II
paco, and quarters halves und gold dolurs no !onser
be curiosities.
AS evidonce OF the disposition of our own business
men on the subject, wo have been requested 10 pup
sh the following:
The undersigned, among those who are engaged in
business in Cbarlestown, hereby pledge themselves
TO each other, and the community at largo, that on
an after tho lst of june they will pay out no note OF
less denomination than FIVE dollars, except at such
points as they can bo converted into specie or 70.
deomable in funds authorised to be circulated oy
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"MR. SECRETARY GUTHRIE-MR. COLLEC-
TOR LYNCH"

TOR LYNCH"
Our peighbor Of tho Wing affects dignity mud
equanimi,y of spirit which dstuihed hy the
petty unuovnnces of life. There nrc some rcv"rses,
however, against which oven its stoic philosophy hf
forts but poor inonts pust neigh
Dor has been directing it's most energetic efforts to
the defeat of the law against ahpptstorr, and with
th, purpose has predicted dreadful commercial en-
astropho in consequence Of an nhuicieu, supply Of
specie. Just as tho Irktg anticipating the conn
plcte fuflment of its prophecy, Mr. Collector Lynch
announces that the Secretary Of tho rrIsnry has
agreed to transmit sufficient supply Of sp ii. to !ls
point to meet tho demands OF the emcrsenh.. Indif
feren to the interests Of the community, the rFhrSis
absorbed with ts private gricfs aud instead ofapk-
nr Mcpsrs Guthrie and Lynch for their oblising fore
thought savagcly assas thom for frustrating its pul-
pose to uullify tho law against the circulation Of
small notes. The 1Vkig disputes the authority
of the Secretary, 10 deposit spccio here, aud in
it's frantic rago threatens him with the penalties Of
felony. II Secretary Corwin had the power to lend
Mr.. Simeon Draper two millions Of dollars as Il
fund for purposes of private speculation and half
million to another political and personal friend in
Ohio, which that friend embczzlcd, a tort'ors has
Secretary Guthrie authority to deposit government
money with the assistant treasurer at Richmond
But wo do not choose TO pload tho practices Of Wing
officials in oxtonuaton Of tho conduct Of Democratic
functionaries for there is nquity which whg pre-
cedent docs not justify our ncishbor will discover
from scrutiny into tho management of the Richmond
Custom House. under tho lato rfgimc. Here is legal
authority for Secretary Guthries te0nrons transfer
of sso.0o0 in specie to the custody of Mr.. Collector
Lynch:
SEC. 4.-And be it further enacted That such coins
shall be paid out the mint, in exchange for gold
coins at par in sums not less than ono hundred dol.
lars and shall be lawful olso to transmit parcels Of
the sane, from time to te, to the assistant trca'u.
rers, dcpositaries, aud Other o6icers Of the Entta
Statrs undor general regulations proposed by the Di
rector of the Mint and approved by the Secretary OF
the Treasury Provided, however, That tho amount
coined into quarter dollars, Dimes and half dimee,
shall no regulated by the Secretary of tho Treasury
Aes Congress passed February 81, ls53 Chapter %.
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A1'ER ERlM iiANn

CnAHIrsroS, May 2tiil.--The steamer Isabel, CAP
tain Rollins, ss arrived! here wi;h iia"anm nig- ~
The I'D inst. All was quiet on III" Island. Tho Cai,
,ain Ccmrrn lim given several dinner parties /" ;i':
French Commodore and officers oi Tho squadron n'!
there He plac: rcnr confidence !i tl' t'h
oi France III OF wGr between Span iia Tie
Cnitcd States.
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DIED in Brunswick the 2t)ta Of Nay, WASHINGTON
WESSOS, after prot-hctri Illness
Also. in the same county on the 2itol Msy Col WM.
PALMER, at an advanced age.
DIED in Franklin county recently, JOHN S!Uiis
WOOD BURWELL, in the 7eth year oi his age II. was
grandson of tro OF tho Colonial Governor. oi Nnslna
spott. wood and Burws During his ii:c ha held .:"y
oinoer OF honor end trust In franklin county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-02

aSTI-SLAyERY ANNUAL MEETING.
Bosros Nav 3O.-Ibe annual meeting OF the Mas
pnchusets Anti Slavery Society commenced at the Me-
lodeon today Characteristic resolutions were pre-.
sentcd for action andtho ostintcmperafe harangne'
were mada
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TIE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN BOSTON.
BusroS, May 3l.-Tic trial of Burns is pru:,rc-e-
ing Tie prosecution Offering rchuing i.s:Irli'-
nv To prove TINT Burns not III Boston before In"
Sh of March. a. stated hv witnesses for the defence
thai being the time o mis- escape, ms argr1 - A'
owner There is more excitement io-.ay, nad
larger crowd around ;hc Court House. iir. Dann
is nuw closing for the defence.
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PRESBYTERIAN AsSEMELY-.oLD SCHOOL

PRESBYTERIAN AsSEMELr-.OLD SCHOOL.
BUFFALO, May 30.-In tho cnsc ol Dr.. lay the
Assembly decided that the church "f Worcester WAS
right in crasinS his namc from The si Of ruling FL
dcrr because he would not suffer s children 10 ba
haptisel
Dr. McCill's acceptance of the procssorship III
Princeton Seminary was received.
Tie report of the committee On .hc Board o! Mis-
sous was adopted.
Tn" mnorty nml minority reports on church cx
tension, were debated. The former approves Of rGi".
ing fund OF $l909O0, willie thc latter d.aplr"r"- Of
H. They were finally referred back
The Rev. DR.. W. ). plumcr OF Baltimore wGs
elected to The vacan, procs-orslp III Allo.rnnv So.
miiIarv
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All cash; and for 100 to 200 one per cent discount;
for 200 to 400 tona pei cent. discount for 4D to $50
tons, per cent. discount and for Isl to 1000 ons
per cent. discount Mexican guano continues
cbonred, with sales from importers at s35 per ton,
and he supply ample. The imports hero last week
1865 tons from Peru-fBa!ttm0rf Sun.
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LOLA MONTEZ is making application f1t III
vorco from n husband whom .le marTci IN
San Francisco, last summer. She lives in handsom:
STYLE at Grass Valley, where sic has pretty cottage.
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i, IN YU,N0yEn COUNTY FOIt SALE.

1mr cb.c.:bc. oilers ivc sale privately the tract Of
.; o. which he at present residcs. lying on south
- S.ye- aad Beech Creek, - miles from Richmond,
"a, urIcs from Slash Cottage the r.. F. and ?.
,i .omaiauc about four hundred acres. Better than
81. !. arabic laai in hish state OF improvement, aud
,o,,d 20 the erow, of wheat, corn, onts and tobac
ro6 portion OF being river and creek low grounds
Ssisc:a is we'll sci in oak and pine.
.5mp, IN 4 number Of fine sprinrs. affordng con-
|.. r.,ly OF as pure wafer Hs amy IN Virginia.
"a II; ovener,s consist Of dwelling with fou- rooms,
.. ebe .epai1. (rose,hcr with addition OF three
connected tie main dwelling by porch: this pay,
- raarcd j: required, before salcl new hGrn, corn
-. rsaa-1, smoke house carriage house, &c.
f. ;9ca,!oa is rs healthy any i'll Eastern Virginia
!: .7,iev good mere minute description is deemed
F.s.c.ary inasmuch those who niny desire 10 pur
q, nil call and examine for themselves.
f-s-.:s vii! be made accommodating.
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EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIZ.
WILMiSGroy, iDEL.) MAT U.--iE:e" ry:"t"r
wagons exploded here. today, killing srcn 'ien ma
fifteen hDr.es.
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WAsnlSaTO., May 30.-lt ID thought Thar ;be
Iou-e owing "a MAS q, business before u, wi! mo-
concur in the Scna,c- resolution 20 'fJonln u! Jn!y
The action of the Scnnt Occasions much ,pccua'
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BROWN &. SHOOK

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND.
We personal attention 10 sales Of Flour, Grain, To
blcco. Sc 5. i. BROWN,
Q-ctf j. H. SHOOK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-02

NEW SCHOOL rRE>BYrEklAN ASSEMBLY.
PHILsDnLrII!A, May aH.-'liIc Assembly G!iournci
.ipe DIR this afternoon The subject "t PapisA bap
,sin was Indefinitely postponed.
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DIED.

MARRIED, in I.ynchburs on tho ejrh ulr br R'r Jao
l. PrcIsri. Mr.. II. a. T. WaLDROPE Di kicnInund, -
Miss MARTHA A. daug gh.sr Of William { Ii5'iin= fa1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-02

oneen Victoria, il is stated hus cent three hundred
dollars and an autograph letter tn fugitive slave at
Fulton, n York, who transmitted to her barrel Of
spco,nop -four.