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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-19
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-19
THE SLayE-TRApE PROJECT,

The good sense Of the Southern people was never
vindica,ed more signsliy than by tho emphatic re-
buks which they have sdmipisered to the attempt to
make the revival Of the slave trade an object Of SEQ
tonal policy With the exception Of the New Orleans
Delta and the Charleston papers, no journal of reccg
nized influence in the South has received the propo.
ston with any sort of favor. 1t Was emphatically
repudated by the Savannah Convention and by the
Southern representatives in Congress it has been still
moro rudely repused. So universally is it rejected
that its supporters will not be able to effect any divi
sion in the public opinion Of the South Better far
for the interest, Of the South that ts people be united
upon just aud inpregnable position, than distracted
among multiplicity Of extravagant and impractical.
hle srhemss
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RRnM MWAsuISGrnN CITY.

Correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer
Speech of 1fr. Crawford of Gsorgia-Sgnaitcr Sor.
ereiynfy-Hon. Ar. Jour, Of Ttnnessee-ReserVa
ton Of porers-7He Nary Department-A Sug.
gestion 10 the Secretary, &c, 3c.
WAsHIyGToS, Dec. I6, 1856.
The debate this morning on the Democratic side
was conducted by the Hon. Mr.. Crawford of Geor
ga. The effort was a splendid one and while de-
claring himself against squatter sovereignty, he
pressed his Willingness to submit the question to the
Supreme Court. There then followed On animated
struggle for the aoor, which ended in Mr.. Walker of
Alabama yielding Jones of Tennessee. who is now.
as | write, addressing the Hnus. on the squatter
sovereignty doctrine, as involved directly or indi-
recily under the Kansas bill. Mr.. Jones is man
whnte views are always important, especially so TO
the Democratic party. of which he is bright mem
ber His position OH this extremely interesting sub
ect will no doubt differ from the majority of the
States rights men of the South. He holds tina, the
people, while in a territorial condition. have right,
In establishing their political and soca status, TO say
whether or not the institution of negro servitude shall
exist in said territory. Now, by simple recurrence
to the Report Of Mr. Madison on the Virginia reso
utons and also to those Uf Kentucky drafted by JET.
fers0n. the power reserved seems 10 be divided be
tween the ''States" or people" II the expression
had been in the original report reserved TO the States
or TO the peopls Of tic Stafe', then there
il is, the ambiguous phrase remains the text
for many departures from the evident spiru
and logical consequence OF the State Rights doc
rine of Virginia. whom founding the present consti
,utional Democratic party. The views Of such men
AS Jones, are therefore OF vast Importance; and, while
l think he is wrong, going back to the Constitution,
wrong in his accepaton Of the opinions Of Mr.. Madi'
son and Mr. Jefferson yet, is departure perfectly
natural in regard politician whose first and best
impulses are with the PEOPLE. Particularly is this
consideration due Mr. Jones, from the fact that he
will lend his clear sharp mind, in opposition to the
Pacific Rail Road as government measure III any
shape whatever.
There is considerable conversation in private po.
,cal circles here regard to the Navy and the poll.
cy of it's stations Some surprise ls manifested that
with the weiehty interests involved in the Central
American and West India questions, naval fnrce
in the Gulf and on the Pacific is small while in
the Mediterranean we have almost n squadron! We
certainly have political or commercial question
involved in the coasts Of Southern Eurnps0r Turkey.
On the other hand, the property and lives of our citi
zen. are exposed, between New York and San Fran
cisco, to daily annoyance aud danger. The Secretary
OF the Navy with that zen for the service which has
marked his entire administration OF the Navy De.
parment should not overlook either the above facts
or the remarks upon them. They arc both iinpor.
ent.
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MONROE SPRINGS FOR SALE.

III OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS, to- Es6
Il geiher with all sppurtenances, consisting OF I'm sa
ample supply of Beds Bedding, Household ancS.
Kitchen Furpiturc also, Crockery, Cutlery, etc. The
Springs situated in the Northeastern part oil Monroe
county Ala in mile OF the Mobile and Grurd railroad
and the distance from tho Mobile stage line. The
tract belonging the Springs contains $50 OF No.
creek land The growth 10 hickory white OAK red OAK pop
sweet gum mulberry elm holly Spanish oak; with
dergrowt Of .tnk bush buckeye .umach, and other
dersrowh indicating rich soil About l2O acres Of the
above lands Is In high state Of cultivation and will pro.
duce ia0 1900 pounds Of cotton the The build
ings are in good condition, with large and commodious
Hotel and winter residence for family ALSO TenPn
Alley Billiard Room and Table, Bath House. two Ball
Rooms Of which city yards distant from The
hotel Also two roomy Stables together with Corn Cnbs
Negro Houses etc. In fact there 10 nothing wanting to
make this one of the desirable watering places inthe
South the water stands in high repu,c any in tho
State Testimonials Of tho fact can be produced If re-
quired.
will sell the place on tho following terms Ten dopar.
per acreone fourth oash the balance In three annual
paymeu,s with aud approved security, or mort
gage of the place
ANY person wishing engage In business of the kind,
would do we'll examine these Springs, as the business
could be commenced without any outlay, save for groce
res there ample supply OF things necessary for
hotel business Any number Of sheep can be had Al S0
beef at cents turkeys Is cents, chickens at lsi
cents eggs 10 per dozen, butter at l5 cents
For further particulars apply to C. f. Haynes Esq Ga
zetsc Office Cahaba Alabama or myself at the Springs
Juue Y16tn J. ENGLISH, Trustee
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE:

OFFER Tor sale privately plantation called Moun
Bernard This plantation lies on the James River, In
the county Of Goochland immediately above Maiden
u,ond It contains seven hundred and thirty
OF whichscventyive James River low grounds
CT the best quality, thirry.fve creek low
grounds, and the remainder is Beaver dam creek red
land There Is on the place GOOD dwelling. house
buildings and the fent in good repair and the land
is a high state OF cultivation.
will also sell the stock and farming atensls upon the
land The stock ccnssts of horses mules, CATTLE nclu
ding mch cows and the farming utensils are the most
OF them, new, and all Of then good-and there are
enough both of stock and farming utensils Tor the tho
rough cultivation OF the plantation.
The OF sale to the payments will be made
very much suit the purchaser.
Mr James N. Payne my manager. living the place.
will show property any person desiring examine
II. Ny address 10 Washington, D c.
May I7-ctf NJ. N. PAYNE
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JUVENILE BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS.

We are indebted to the politensss Of Mr.. James
Woodhou,e for several packages of books for chill.
dren's Christmas amusement. They nre all filed
with charming stories and beautiful pictures How
much les, entertaining aud acceptable are toys and
dolls, than present Of these pretty little volumes
Take care, however, that you do not buy an anti.
slavery pamphlet In the shape Of chid's Christmas
book By chance We peeped into "Mrs. Fo!!sn's
Twilight Stories," collection of six small volumes
in nice paper box-snd we discovered that the
ranksst Gooltou sentiments are scattered through
tho books. This is one way to propagate the faith
But Mr.. Woodhouse has Christmas books for children
which are not obnoxious 10 this objection.
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LAND FOR SALE.

n OFFER for sale my Tract Of Land. containing about
dia,ey ON the line of the Richmond and Dsnvile Hal.
Road and wit in four milrs OF two Depots The i'm
provemeuts consist Of two story dwelling house
with ive rooms and passage each room having good
hre place The ou,.budings are mostly new, and
sufficient for the purposes Of the plantation. The land Is
ane of Improvement the larger portion Of the til,
liable land having been covere part seeded to orchard
grass and part to Timothy, i. we'll adapted to corn,
wheat and tobacco, lies in section OF the finest to-
buccc region in the State we'll rnbered and wsered
and has on /, some 800 trees of select fruit Within
the last three years The situation commands hne view
OF passing and capable Of being made one Of
the mos. beautiful the line Of the road between Rich
nond aud Danville
Persons wishing to purchase invited to inspect the
premises correspond with the subscriber, drectingto
Whitoc> Pos, Office, Halifax county Va.
Sent lQ-ctf WM. RISON.
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EAKM II 1;Oul nI.ANU run ,Al.r.

|HNHE Subscribers authorized 10 sell the Pnrm re-
j Gently occupied By Mr.. 4. 4. Valentine, known a.
HIGH HILL 1t il Immediately the three noched road.
p miles above Richmond, containing by recent survey M
The quality of the land Is gra and well adapted
To the growth Of Wheat. Tobacco. Corn and osts The
improvements are comfortable with al the necessary
aouss. needed upon such farm, aud nearly new The
location 10 very high hesrhy There is new store
fun w., Uu .a' o
rooms aud is good stand for the Mercantile bu,ines
be sod from "a 900 ST. 0O0 worth ot gSods
place.
Terms accommodating, say third cash. balance
and years bearing interes secured by trust deed
For turthOr particulars apply to
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IFrom the Washington URion.l
HADn

In the proceeding. of Congrss. on the 9Th instant
saving that ons negro vote given in this district,
and that that vote was cast for me. This whole state
ment 10 an unqualified falseho0d. Not one solitary
negro or mulatto voted for as the testimony will
clearly establish. This Mr.. Campbell wei kno~s.
instead Of one, more than twenty nulattoes and per-
,ous of color did vote in This district at the October
election. G. l.. vALLaNDlddAn.
D,vrox Ohio Dec 10 1856
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DEcEAsrp-John G. Bush printer, formerly OF
Virginia, died in New Orleans last week. The de-
ceased went with Lopez to Cuba wss taken prisoner,
sspt 10 Custa in Africa, aud finally wehtto Nicaragua,
where be fought gallsnty, and where he contracted
tba disease of which he died.
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1ArrR RRnM MEx1Cn.

Nrv ORLEANS, Dec. l3.-The steamer Calhoun,
from Vera Cruz brings dates to the 9th inst Pusbla
vas surrendered on the 9Th to the Government
forces. Vidaurri's treaty had been confirmed. Al.
varez has taken the field in defence Of the Govern
rpent,
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AluS lSQ
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
1NHE above reward will be paid for the apprehension
IL and delivery TO mo, o. in Jail in the State, so
NAT ge. hm ssaiu, of my slave LlNSEY. purchased
Linsey, in Richmond last winter, of Mr. Clendenin. He
Sss raised in Abemsrle and has wife In the county Of
scekingham He 10 doubtless lurking about Richmond,
Sa. gou. Albcmarle or Buckingham, may probably
seGy!ne 70 find his way TO free State.
Lsay i've feet eleven inches six feet tall straight,
ua'eaat aid well formed, and about l0years Of aye.
JAMES II. cox,
ApEI lAen WINIERRocK ?. O. Chesterfed Co:
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nr SlnGISIA FIVE AND A
kkOGHt ,,n ~ pIR i,ENT DERT.

ru1yr HOLDERS OF THE FOLLOWING CERTiti-
Gals Of pEnT, issued hy the stare OF Virp,ti',
al. ro,ic, ,csc .,ie Gown If the Sinhiny
80 or a;ed by mn Act OF The Gene:al A'enSly OF VIZ
ems paced on ,ns 26h day OF M-rch 1883 Will
o. me sec nj day OF March l-5 20 redeem tho snio e's
80. a, me Treasury ot the Commonwealth aforesaid
he holder. Of the said certificates ere re9u'red on o
fye The .uid second day o. March ls3i. 10 surenL.,
..me NJ the office OF the Second AUDITOR and %
or not, the ineres: thereon VIII cease u
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is proper to state, that the letter in the Esqurer
few days SINCE in regard to the Editor of the Wash
ington Star, was not written by tho regular CORES
pondent of this paper.
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The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMRER 1s.

BY RlTCHIE, PRYOR & DUNNAvANT,
>~~>~>>~~~~>|S>~>~-
WIN. F. RlTCIllE & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
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VKyASTED TO PURCHASE.-A tract Of timber
w land or wood land say from 81 to 500 acres on
James River other nsvigabe stream. Address,
with full particulars stating location, price, distance from
Richmond &c. also price Of wood per cord landing j.
W., Valley Forge Post ofscs, Psnniylvanis.
-rtf
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TIME subscriber offers at private sale thst beautiful
IL Farm in Goochand county called ORAPAkES. ly"
ing James River, Licking Hole Creek and the James
River and Kanawhs Canal four miles above the Court
House, and thirty. four miles from Richmond The sua
ton among the beautiful the rvor, communal
iug view OF the whole arabic surface fine view of the
surrounding country and canal Tor several miles up and
do> the river. The in shigh state OF improve
meni, and remarkably healthy one 1t sdjons the es
tates OF Thomas J. Dcane. w B. Wcsigcr. and X. Skip
with aud contains 93s scres Of which III acres are
low grounds go OF second low yrounda 27a
OF arabic high land, and 329 OF wood land
The improvements consist of frame dwelling with eight
rooms good kitchen, outhouses quarters oversccrs
house built in the last tive years, with brick chimneys
and underpuning, and brick barn. GOx30 with
shed running the whole length sixteen feet wide new
threshng machine, new ice house, and all necessary
Stables &c.
Any person wishing to purchase desirable residence
would do well visit hs before purchasing elsewhere as
| ! will sell on reasonable terms. ,ooo :,
Every preparation is making TO seed 2oo acres IN
wheat this fall of in follow, and the oornheld has
bcen sowod in p.as
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing as !;
stands, and most OF the negroes
Ny manager, Mr.. Sanders. So. show the estate 10 ahy
one wishing TO purchase
Ny address is Subletts r. y ,wnRtan county.
&c, is eff MILES e. SELDEN.
f-E2sWhk will please
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s 49,
ERnM WASHINGTON CITY.

WAsnixo1ox, Dec. IA treaty between the
tr.I Am.ric. vn, transmitted to the Senate to-day, il
eXecu,iv. session. Tue Seuats To-day confirmed the
.nnointnept Of J. U. Updsr wood, Of Georgia, as as
soci.te Judge of Nebraska, vice Mr.. Hnden, resign
cd.
In the Supreme Court to-day, Ar. Rsverdy John.
am made strong argument against the constitution.
s;y of the Missouri Compromise in the case Of Drs
Scott vs. Sanford.
Thalberg. the great pianist Visited the President
this morning by Invitation, and was presented with
beautiful copy Of Psrry's expedition, with appro
pirate remarks.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FUN
SALE. ,
-AvINC removed to Richmond, ! offer tor ssie. nI ~
Farm wing in the county Of Charles City !. 10 - -
miles from the James River. and - miles rom hlf clear
Richmond and containing $40 acres Ssr the use
S ~" line clover plaster &c There good Dwelling anu
all Necessary nearly Also an sxce,ent
Garden and Orchard. The Farm could 's ~ Y1, ~ oth
a.o acres Persons wishing purchase Farm In Tue
most productive and rapidly p0sIn % s,sassS
w ~ouiI ".I on oU ,iberslsnd accommodating terms
The overseer or my brother living adjoining will show
the fa,I 10 "a' oA' DR o. A. CRENSHAW
nuu.es BOX No RIA Ri"h~,"rd W"
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RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY!
A LOCAL AGENT wanted, to take the sole and excu.
sye couTo Of the State OF Virginia, to be located
at Richmond, for large subscription Book Publishing
House Agents now occupying agencies have cleared
be REQUIRED For particulars address Box 443 Phhdel
,,h;a D, po.t.ofBce Dec l2-c3t'
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POWELL,s TAVERN TRACT OF LAND. ON
THE RIVER ROAD Ii MIL ES ABOVE RICHMOND,

POWELII'S TAVERN TKNCT OF EANDs UN
THE RIVER ROAD, IA NILES ABOVE RICHMOND,
FOR SALE.
UlHE subscribers authorized to sell the above tract
III of land It lie. on the main River Road leading
from Richmond to Goochand C. H II miles above the
former 1t contains l46 acres of which about 100 acres
cleared the bslsnce in wood and timber The build
inss ample and we'll arranged consisting Of large
brick and wooden addition. used heretofore
tavern, besides the usual outbuildings Tho place il
admirably adapted for boarding school, It's good oca'
tion for physician
Mr. Sam B. Duval residing the place will take plea.
sure in showing it to persons disposed TO view it,
For Terms apply to
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a100 REWARD.

NELSON a black 6eld hand, and coarse blacksmith,
~ about feet high, long legs ane aSor bcdy
,r.ght away from the subscriber @ on the s.h Of
He was bought on tho 9Th Sept Of w Lstts residing a
believe. Kil.boro, Orange county North Carolina and
stated others bought the same tme that he bad been
instructed before leaving n C. TO take the track OF .n
a eensure had been indicted 10 wor, light colored
overcast and dark breeehss, striped; but carried
with all reasonable charges. If arrested in North
Carolina or Virginia ESQ with charges arrested
in Virginia, and delivered to me near Hanover Court
House Va or lodged n any Jail with immediate inor'
nation, 30 that get him.
JAMES T. GoULDEN,
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dist preacher was arrested en- Saturday last on the
steamer Telegraph, with valise full Of inceudi"ry
publications. He had been engaged n running oft
slaves from Carrollton Louisiana. where reward OF
$500 had been offered for him. He Was taken there
Yesterday. The documents found in bis possession
implicate prominent Northerners.
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NflTlCE.

1UyHE four norro men name DAVID, sometimes called
IL CROCKETT, CHARLES, LEWIS aud LEE ,whoran-
away on the 9th October 1885, yet large Sec ad'
of that date In the Richmond Enquirer Ex
siner aud Daily Dispatch which will give dscr ption If
said negroes We will give an additional reward OF FlF'
Tf DOLLARS for the delivery OF either OF hem TO US
or lodge In Jail whei get them, or two hundred
dollars if taken on: of the State Of Virginia.
Arril n6-rtf JONES & SLATER
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YALUABIE FAItM ro.. sAn..

n OFFER for snIe FARM, upon WHICH IOlTnerly IT.
sided iyns immediately on Swift Creek, in the coun
- f Chesterfield about four miles above the Court House.
and twelve miles from Richmond.
Tho tract contains 264 acres onohird Of which is in
original growth the other twohirds Is open l.nd in
good stale of cultivation and well adapted TO the growth
OF wheat and tobacco.
The improvements consist of good dwelling and al nc
cessary uut and farm houses.
Tne tarm 10 well watcred and considered remarkably
healthy.
Any one wishing to purchase call ON me, or }. r
Gill. Al ths Farmers Bank Vi Va, Richmond.
Nov -ctf W fi'''.
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GROUND PLAsTEk.-The

IL creased demspd upon mo for Richmond Ground
Plaster caused by the superior purity and richness In my
selection of Lump aud the properly puvesed state oi the
tau particularly the trade, with purchasers Of large
Quantities.
Canal Boats can load the Mill Door, near the Danvile
Depot Loose Plaster 81 less than packed per ton
Orders left wit Wonb!e & Claiborne, No. H. Pearl s,
will have strict attention
D.c S-c2w JOHN II. CLAlRORNEl
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FIFTY nQLI.ARS REyYAHh

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
AN AWAY from the sgb,cri5e:. On the 4s,n OF Sop.
tsEoer res.o named NELSON. Said negro
nss feet eight inches high; his age "a or
yeara 10 heavy set wears whiskers; which rather
~ ID ae Of dark copper color clothing no. reooect
e wss bought In Richmond some week. since, and
IN nSPpose - making his way back. The above reward
VIII oe paid for the apprehension and commtmeu, Of said
nsgro 70 jail 80 that can get him again Post Office
aossinsford, Charlotte Co., Va.
Oct15-ctf 70. s.w,r N.ys,y
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JAMES T. GOULDEN,
Dec l0-c3t Manager for George Taylor.

CNS.-l have lot of Double and Single guns, some
u OF fine quality, which will SELL at extraordinary
low prices 70 Close THEO. ROBERTSON,
Dealer In Hardware and Cutlery
hov4 No. g. Main q.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. T.-Flour hss advance! ii
NEW YORK, Dec. H.-Fl"ur ia dr"'r.".
ali unchanged. Stocks are dull-frs:niss "a,
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kOGCES, BROGUES, ,BROGURS.-6.OOO pair
Ting terms, by n DEYEREUX.
o Lesfher Dstley. lR Cary uress, between
o~e-@ the Qoumblan Hotel and the Bssia