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DOC 2N' Oct 1.-The st.n,u.ito nofE.
verp"nl with dates to 9Th Hp Niagara, from l.
~ ~ clock last evening Ehs"ner, arrived L.,.
Manc'esier sailed from Iiverpnol n n,,,e'nshp City OF
rG,o'r WIN -io passe''g"ra Tie L. 81 fih OF Sap.
rlmhc arrived al Sou;hanptun On H. ~ irRs,e Muy
| the object of much aImiratinn LILLY aud Mas
Italian aiiars excite much htiepti,p. h,,
Intention 10 dispatch tic:t t" Maple. ill., ''' Ills
definite. The Anglo. French UiriIn.,n,n h h"tLI".
,a''Td ie" days AT fars to give M opunr,', te
Nnp!ts to make the required cnnc,ss;uu. .rII"'y 4"
,rthphlrd expedition Ii vi formidable. cha COLI
ElSht steamers are provisioning at S,.;,t'"'ef'--
seven auxiliary steamers areiready to Tn". ahi
dlt0n Ii very unpopular. France and G,rd;n; ape
part IN the matter and will send ships ir bs aae'
ton of her citizens at Naples pio'ee-
A Vienna letter states that the English anil Y
MINISTERS have notified Austria Vi :he Intended ch
d'iIon against Naples. Austria opposes no oh.,tP7
IL 10 Understood that immediately ON tbs -
minister leaving Naples, the Neapolitan mn.t.re nea
tu.t ",s' ~ the heaa'lmn hopes are entertained oi
iaVoraa!e answer from Naples. IL is rumnrnf".
hihS Feraiiand has fortified his coast; and az "a.
lie u compelled to yield he will proclaim ib~
stntlnn OF l"rty-eight. f'''' '"e IgIr
hSGLAND..Lord Hardnge, ex.comus,d.,
chief is dead. Mr.. Dallu. dia.G win tb. a. In
society OF llerts, aud maio speech
toast ot lasting concord between Amerra o,,s ~
land. ''o" ahd Eng
FkANCE.-'The Emperor is still At R,ri,, -,
'a"M VI Rtahce mas raised the rate of inter., >, i'
IL; - "i's correspondent of .hr al ~
tunes "l!GarS 10 the rumor OF an als, 81 i'I!oa
leu States with European powers who sro ae 'Hi,
10 "uopt Inc principle Of immunity fo u.-.Lp o'eu
war. F's' even ny mon o,
sfAiN'-The ministerial crisis il oy.r Sor.,
'nc ne spanish Minister 10 Franc, ms ,ons ,"'i'
secret mission To Russia '' Soi!e gu d
omll|ERl.AND.lt ,s s;gtac that mn. N.,
ron mas entered tp /, communication viii ,hs
y, "''on Te.pee,no the Affairs of Ncptrha,sII
'n" ."e Emp9ros leaves Prussia m. Bank -, p.m
sa las :aaet the rate Of discount to ri, nar W.
EPee'"' meeting 1t Merlin had been held Inv H..
net |" coHs'!er the Sound Dues. Its drci!;n"
doi.,n,d TO he favorable TO the cspi,sli,arion u'
TuRkEf.-lt is said that The Turks VIII A.,
probation of Austria, are terrifying III, NH ~" 'p
the Danube and tho Turkish troops hay. ,novcJ .,
kaia!ai Oh the ;eii bank uf ths river "
LAIEAf.-l uHDoN, Friday evening. Sen, ~.
ihr rss of discount in the Bank oi France snI .
further d"cne "f French funds have caused ,nnsnl,
to open heavy, and al the Close 10 decline hall Can,
Money l. active IL is runorcd that liz, raj, Of ;s
count will be immediately raised to five Fer cent. NJ
eHst-s further decline continental slock is-o
ported - -;
VERY LATE T. GS.CE, Saturday Morun,u
sept. 1T IS r.imored at Vienna ,nat some Aus
ran ships will bc ordered to Naples as squadron
II observation.
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Far he Enquirer
LILLE VOTE OF PENNSYLVANIA ~.

TIE NUTE VF TENN"I Nv H"FH' w
Messrs. Editors: The Wing aud AmerIcan papers
of thy State having failed most sIgualy 10 shake the
nrs of Virpinia Democrats in the rnindneSs OF
~. nnLns n,t nil ,b. vit,I nu.,tion, affecting ,h.
ri,,. w ,%n Snmth and in hi. rneni f,n-.s for IN.
rights OF Tie o"u'', Anu va nv V
[resIehef, are ~" W ,'a ,, ,nx r;II ,b.r..
mn ornssS En- ~ ,h ta' 81 W. Rnrhamsn
0y Gag ihHH. Oh Lo' 'ne ~ i - p"mn"rI""
iney III, u. EE u "p' hsa M srnnr,h IN
a anI ,h.w condrutI prrJict that. if the
mat stare alt .liey r"nh'y r.'t'"t ,h ~.
" , r,, Snn,h r;II i.r cnInr. Lv
'sa,0 ~" "n an ,ver f. Fm"rs yiruin Demo-
.o,s me-, n,n arr MT an soCt ~ n he irulI.d in this
crns, We " r|," n or shavii know ,hnt n, the
W"nn",iv,r,a Sat" nr.r;on ,hcr. will be- in most of
cum ',a'I p'mncr,,ic
'.le us't:,; D"r "''i $500, f. L,,nlw:I.
ana "PP"'h'!,'' ri'''"io ""u L IN i r',r,,
NJ me [tcsiHch''". e.eGo''' 'ne'o VIZ IN o. 'T.
tieke:: ," IN lho glcE rtee Tt'ne 'ia' n'u %"
non ms In'h'n. ne 'u|' . % - Co.,.
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TIE SPIRIT OF THE DEMOCRACY AROUSED

The Most Egtr'irc Sperch u The Campaign.
Ashland Hall WAS crowded on Friday night by the
people of Norfolk assembled al the call oi lie Dem
"cruic Associa,iu Ia listen OspeecIes on The Issues
If the canvass Mr. Roaur, nf Charles City county,
bsing introduced by the President, delivered most
profound End arsumenlntive speech OF about two
hours length. ii ;rg t. hi-'%:g z? rs slavery asta.
charges made against it, and showing the NECESSITY Of
:. union in the South upon the conservative Buchsn'
an. The orator enchained his ap!ience, unusual ST.
lnce being observed throughout the w" hnurt, save
vher h;s auditors uuve vent to their feelings by bursts
of applause. ThS spscSh il nuasilered by many To
he the most effective delivered during the UaihpnIgn
Before the meeting adjourned our worthy repfesen-
tative in Congress, Gen. MilIson made lev eio'
nuent and pertinent remarks. At tue close of the
meeting the orator vas escorted to his lodgings by
pr,crssion headed by splendid band Of music
The Democracy were never more buoynnt, and a
few more stirring meetings like that "i last Friday
will secure our seaboard city for James Buchanan.
NOrj1k Argus, Oci. Il.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-Ths Democratic deiega
ton. To- the great mnss meeting at lan"nst"rt to-day,
filled fprty cars aud another train IL nb"uf starting.
LANCASTER, Oct. Sit is estimated that not less
than 80, 200 persons participated in the Democratic
demonstration here to-day. All pusacd of hurno
niously. There WAS speaking from various stand. on
the corners Of tie :tr9elg. The whole city is alive
with excitement
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.tfAltRI ED,

M.nnr.:p. on The stia.t, ~ Ia RI, YIN. boswell
WILLIAM GARY TO Mise Lucy q. CHIMNEY, duugh
ter 81 Robert g. Ciinnney Esq, IA" ol LGncnburg coHn
y.
MARRIED. on Ia" l-lh Sept. by Elder Ambrose G. Boot
on nssisrd by Professor Job farmer Of STANTON who
conducted iii" ceremonies by signs. hr. JOHN w OF
DEN. of I.oudoun county. to sis. JANE 4. ROADS,
daughter OF John H. R"a.,, ESQ OF Png" county. Both
nt Ia" parties NJ" dr"f mute.
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PHILADELPHIA, Der. 9.-Dr. Kane has de.
clincd HI invitation 10 parIake of q dinner rendered
him by the merchants OF this city. He sails for En-.
rops on Saturday next III the steamer Bstic. His
health is very precarous in consequence .! hs.lalp
endured in the arctic voyage.
The Na!olai hair Grounds are den,riy crowded,
not Ice, ti.an Ivy visitors are in attendance to-day
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OPINION


The laws haze omitted, cHsuay suppose, to make
express provision for the appointment Of officers 10
duct Presidential elections the different places Of voting
ia tho Couples yet they obviously contempt iS officers
appointed tar the prrpo-.. shall perform that dU (ser
Are irJ page5 sec B)the qurslonth'n arises how are
they to bG appointed
Since i, the duty Of such officers 10 appoint the wr
trTL administer each writer Onh TO record ii"
yors tnhiu? and inpar;iny mud 10 deliver 10 each
poll book duly prepared well TO perform the other
u,. mentioned sn src'rn aud other s"cti0ns and 10
take the oath mentioned IN the section tD II would
seem :no convenient lint sai officers Oud he appointed
nni mDi ID oil their appointment DEysRE the day o cl"r'
ton The appointment may most properly, think be
lnir by the commissioners appointed for the county by
the Governor They hive the appointment OF commits
snrrr- for all thu other places OF voting md reason l.
perceived why they should NOT appoint the officers to con
duet likewise
But ircm II clrnr that nav, should 40 officer
previously ap;oi.rI present nj ANY ynn place hni
Discharge, tn. duties tho COMMISSIONERS WHIT -rp"utrrd
at that place may appoint officer for tlrmsrlvct came
Act lsj2-' Fnreh amending section 10 ot Chapter I"
the cndcl.
SIP, 2!I--ctde w. p BOCOCk Attorney General
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TIE FLORIDA ELECTION.

S,y,xSAu October S.-The eectiun in Florida for
Governor and Congress took place yesterday. The
returns from Duval county sho" II majority ot one
hundred and eighty five for Davis ). Walker the
American candidate for Governor. 1t is reported that
Ike election throughout Inc State was warmly con!
tested yi;h the ptu abilities in a?0r Of the itmrri
cans. The above. however: IL The only county de-
initely heard from.
skCnND nISrArCB
NOZZLE Oct S-Thr Tribune has received returns
from Cambria county, showing close vote. hut The
.cr,ss of the Democratic ticket, Perry majority for
Governor baug 81 and Lco. S!iawkins for Congress
n. The Democratic gain si;.ce !sIi IL ~ The
Wing aud American gain in DGval county Is 10.
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VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

The following rabic exhibits IN alphabetical order the
names Of couG"s nui towns in Virginia entitled 10
srunrn,c representation in the Farmer Assembly the
CSuusiurrs Of Election Tor each, the number nf dr
cntc. which each entitled, AMI the C"ur day tho
month on which elections will be held at the Cuurt House,
OF sd counties AMI towns respectively. Hl-O H..
courir. and town which but elementary pats OF dis.
ui,,. cln.slhrd numerically with COlImi-.un.
cr- and the ourt days which elections 10 he CON
,uctcd in each county and town composing zach i,t,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10

CONVICTED OF MpRDER.-At Randolph q.
ca Superior Court lest week. Judge Pargon presd-
ing, Alexander Eooher, young Eian about - years
of aye, was convicted for numbering John Chavl', II
married man, who had ssducod The prisoners sister
under the most aggravating circumstances. The YER
diet Of guilty of murder crented Intense cxcie-
ment, aud petition tn the Governor for pardon.
was signed by the Judge, the jury, the grand jury,
members Of the bar officers OF the court and the spec
tatOrs present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10

THE MONSTER SHIP OCEAN MONARCH,
Capt Page, for Liverpool, will complete her loading
this day. bnu ha7 the following enormous cargo on
hoard, viz One hundred and twenty thousand
bushels of wheat and corn, $50 tierces rice i0 tons
iu.tic. She has sill the capacity her upper deck
for $4,000 bushels but owing to her heavy draught of
water being % teet,l her owner has deemed il pru-
dent to dispatch her with her main deck empty
MIR YORK Commercial
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r,NyErTI,:I<T III Efrr;nN

HARTFORD, Ct, Oct S.-(iilirInl returns from -
towns have been received 1T which the Democrats
have cnrried ~ ard the Republicans ID Two are d.
vld.d. The Democrats have gained ~ aud the Ere
mon-rs !. The net Democratic gain Is u from the
las; election.
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TO TIE COMMISSIONERS ~ THE PRESI-
Dental ELECTION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,


The attention of the Commissioners appointed hy the
Governor 10 supcrinnd the election o Electors Prrsi
dent md Vice President OF tho United States the Ell
III n. election in November, Id respectfully called to the
annexed opinion of the Attorney General in a.-wnr To
questions submitted by the Governor,
GEORGE ". MUeFORD
Secretary q! the Commonwealth
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ECSIDS IN ESSSYIIASIa.

FUSION IN PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-The Americans and Re-.
pub!icans have fused the Assembly tickets IN III.
city also in all the Congressional tickets except in the
fourth district, where Judge Kelly is the Republican
candidate
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I'VT ;.
, AVN SAUNDERS AT
,lEssns. GARNErr AE GD011R If House.

MESSRS. GAK CANE t.ND COURT HOUSE.
WESiMlhiWs arre. perfectly win your W;
Messrs Editors i'oa,ury'' in the opinion 'hat ~, 20
respondent s,trmvt adequately TO desctipe 'no
utterly VAN M.,srs. Saunders aud 'taf''c'' ~ '"'
urM'y bct"ee
last court. ,,,.rk nj Mr.. Saunders WHICH nc
= u" u, =, n,,;cr md which WIS the iho't =,
a'.u we ever heard. In reply 10 Vi ' |,r
:yr,umcnt against his position "n mo Ma'
nrHn,is,. he raid, 1--WE quote from h,e' ;b wc Arc
.Y,s repeat, there ara occas'ouS "PD sr;c lat
ons,ruiled by State necessity W CONSTITUTION
81 ,ha Constitution. For example, !hr ,,.
Ircare, in the most explicit ana r' 'dr.s If
ieo.1 $3.50, ~ hail receive petitions Tor redress ",
I'M 80, W., Mr. Calhoun, III lS'o, Voteu "H"i''
,'' r..c.n,;,u of Abolition petitions
Ut" AZ. Gsrn.tt- -..Wuud you have done No 81
A. Saunders, with tremendous ei'p''" ,,,rr
,yn,In HAVE vorEu Win MR.. SAi, III; .,ris
Wv rmysr,rurloSAL OBLIGATIONS. -lli'' "I ,,,u
MY cos ,;II II, remenbered argued streiu
'l' Ea Camor.s. vas not bound to recei'e SUI"
"usy @ "'The subject slavery IL nry"nn ~" i
PH,;', ,f Coupress-they have no re'i' " wv d.
IN INV shape form, or To uiahe u ,, n < Sen.
hars,;ou Of discussion. -Specch III '''0
ate sth Feb, 1881, Ar, ,,,o,.rs told ia hat when
\ p"' w., ahnv. declaration, he tore h""'IM VI
ne he"lu haad in tho involuntary impulse o' ueS
ha. W. earnestly nplurc the attention Vi 'm '
p", IS tho first Congressional District l" 'n1eS S
'e's VI Inr,,;nes and hope that, on thc in No'e'
% ,b.v viii stamp them with the sea- ~ 'nsm no.,
oei! lnoy "jnnatinu Woe 10 the Soulh "Iieh He'
n"sT,niativ,s ceasc TO respect their soeil' "'o
rep. ,T ,.t;tntipunl requirements, ana %" SUI
49,, h, IN. mandates VI the lmperlai Llia" H"'o
in'ssVe 10 ''' '''"''o WESrMuRELASp.
nee. sslty.
Oct, LIST, lS.JU.
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Huston Tho whole pnnri MAS lreoi-l aga'He' 'HS ,
South: sory argument used, and every pofve'aon VI
truth that lover of falsehood GOULD invent 10 Paoe
the North in the right and the South III the wrong o.'
all the issues involved IN The present lear'ui coes''
with tho enemies of the Un0u. ~, ,,:u
Such spceche. in Virginia cannot gam Mr. r"i,
more II SINGLE vote, but will loo-c HIM many nt'I
must eventually injurD those who make tie''' a''
the party for whose benefit they are made. bu''
what effect must they have on those Nor'nrrn pm
irots, who are struggling for our cauSe' ana
ing that turbulcn, wave of fanatcIsn WHICH thre"''
ems their destruction >,.,-. ,,,
What encouragement can it be To Norluein ,"''"
who are fighting, lie i'll hand tor U.s. 10 De tou "
men of the South that they nrs all wrong tnat 'i'e
SOUTH il wrong, and that Northern ab"lI'ionI''s are
right aud that they stand up like men To their uuiy'
while the Democratic party of the Sout! are "Shuk,
ing and dndgng their own ISSUES I! ! am wen
aware hat declarations such these male by 'ohh
s. Carlisle where he is known, excite no feeling "iner
than contempt for the man; but when caught up ny
Yankee pimps. with which the country Is hlled' ana
beralded rs the sentiments OF Southern men, inc stE
ma upon the South ous INT to be wiped ont, And IN"
treacherous wretch, who perpetrated the wrong
should meet tho seyerc,t rebuke Thar Il vlrluous
community can bestow; such WILL no doubt, be the
fate of this man Carlisle, whenever he again asks
the suIrages of the people of this District. F'rg',
mans ara not so lost 10 every sese oi JuslIce aia
State pride as to elevate such man, ut The expense
of both.
All right in thb Northwest our lnalorities will be
nearly doubled t!;es Will be reduced n"re than one.
half, YOUR SOUTHERN FRIEND.
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If We hnve become 40 corrupt 81 a''S"'''"'", ~
.t;onally inimcal rs not in crisis like TINS loy'u
~ 70 promote the election Of this wise, pure ana moo
crate man-of this man who seems as il hc were re
served by Providence TO still The storm fcs a'sc"r"
II we cay We will not readily vote !sr him. We h"" az
we'll, in the language of Speaker Banks 'e' 'n'
Union Slide for Slide it soon must, win su'"
dispositions in the people.
let we are hopeful and confident OF the '"' w.,,
We believe Mr.. Buchanans election cer'"'"' c.;o,a.
ing but the Incidence and supineness o. ~,
can endanger it. The news from ever! ! ,I,i,,
courasng. We write to rouse the pa'r0''' ''D '''
W. ,ova ,hs Tniou. at must be preserved n"
:, csu on,v he preserved by the defeat oil fremont
y. - noaan.sw wa loye this Union and would preserve
-. ."ass we believe large majority at the Nor'"'
-, h.,,cr than they love Fremont free nlsgers'
n''s lands, or free love, that We warn ,hem DAY ny
~, chat to elect Fremont is to dissolve the onioh.-
,ro dove Cesar more than Rome," was conslaereu
crime. How much greater crime to "loVe Fremont
more than the Union"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10

MODEL "REPUBLfCAN."-T. Davis, the
newly elected "Rppubican" member of Congress
irorn Iows was not long since STAKEHOLDER in Mis-
souri, and he irs appeared in Iowa in pursuit. Of run
away slaves, which he caught mud sold, ana ihen
turned "Repubcan." So they say.
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BALTIMORE. Oct. 4.-The markets were almost
entirely deserted tn day. \" transactions have been
made aud prices nOlnnalIy unchanged
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NEW YORK, Der. 9-Flnur is unchanged Wheat
is buoyani; sales Of white at 81 III TO 81 red fair
quality, | &C. Corn ha, declined tribe. Stock; sro
lower: Nlrgln:es ~
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FATAL SHOOTING ArFAIR.- On Tuesday afternoon,
Needham Stauly, a resident Of Masouboro Sound
Va, shot and killed young man named Pucket, bic
son. in law.
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MONROE WARD VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
The COMMITTEES of Vigilance for Monroe Ward will
meet at Mr. A. Schads Hotel, Saturday night, at
=, o'clock. BY order of the Chairman.
COMMITTEES: - Larkn w. Glazebrook, Samuel
d Denoon, Mark Downey, VIM W Tmberlake, Hen
ry & Cannon, Geo w Brooks, ID Sims, Henry Mil
Ter. Ii 4 Phillips, II Anderson. Jos Hierholzer, Da-
MEL Johnson, Porter Wren, Gab'l Workman, 5 \
Davis VIM Sims, 3 Foster Saml Bayly, Shelton
Z Davis, WIN w Snead.
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u,RoGUEs, HROGUEs. BR0Gr ls .rcomu.p p
K p;cb,noud made Rrogucs, Tor ss,ft,,EgEIX
hhS 'e''' ,s,her Dealer IS. Cary 't'r., ,h Rs.in
Oct o-ctf the Co!utho
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For hc Enqnirrr
THE BLACK FLAG AT STAUNTON-WIAT
DOES II MEANT

Throughout Ohio the "Elaek Republicans" have
raised their poles and every one ,hsy have flags
with black cagLs, bi0ck stars, and Dinch and white
stripes At Stanton, IN Virginia, the Fillmore men
have IL flag precisely like the Obi" Black Repnbli.
eau flag, and IN striking contrast to the National
Eay of Buchanan and Breckenridge, by it's side
All who enter the town of Stnunton have full view
of each flag. What does this mean I ls It purely
accidental Or il intended for future use. should
the Black Republicans succeed Will some good
friend in Staunton explain Perhaps the Hon. A. ii.
Stuart can afford solns information. 1t cannot be
that he would counteusnce Black f2ag in Virginia.
No. for the only objection he has to the Kan.
sas Nebraska bill s that il "R0t Southern enough t0r
HIM" Very different ground from that of his illus.
trous friends Fillmore and Bolts. by the way,
should Mr.. Fillmore be elected by accid., who is to
be the great man from Virginia Ia it TO be MIR.
Bolts, or Mr.. Stuart. During Mr.. Filmors's admin.
s,ra,lon the former said "he had Jared no better
der his administration than he would have done under
Democratic administration Has he any better
prospects in the tuturei Will his African Church
speech, published and circulated by hundreds Of
thousands by the Black Republicans, give him any
stronger claims on MIR. Fillmore, than he had in other
daysi Verify, these are strange times aud potiti.
CLANS are queer fellows. OBSERVER.
PUBLIC MEETING IN RICHMOND COUNTY.
Mes,rs. Saunders aud Garnet, candidates for Con-
cres in the First Congressional District. will address
The people of Richmond county at Farnham Church.
on Saturday the llth day of October.
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SUIcIDE.-Mr. James w. johnson, living Ac
quin Crctk Stafford county, va, committed suicide
On Wednesday night last, by shoniiDy himself. He
WAS found in bed with the instrument of his Jesiruc
tinn anni ;;uu--I,ila lD.i ujui
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BRIsroL.-This thriving little village, the terminus
of the Virginia and Tennessec Rarnadis located part
ly III Virginia and partly in Tenuessee--he State
line running through the main street 1t contains
about one hundred and twenty buildings, mostly ct
brick; and about seven hundred inhabitants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-10

RrsIGNATloS.- Theodore Garnet, E.q, Engineer
and Superintendent of the North Carolina Railroad
has rr-gGed his office, and accepted the position of
road.
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Counties Gui
IOwns tun!lnlsri ne
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-22
BY C. w. BOTELER,
AuCttOnoer.

DEREMPTORY sALE..-.Pursuant TO
- declaration Of trusts duly made in the prem
Uses, shall SELL at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, on Friday, the 10 instant at o'clock,
P. NJ, in front of the premises, certain Lot OF
Ground, with two small brick tenements thereon,
situated at the of Seventeenth street west and
street NORTH and opposite the vest end of the Was
Department building II being the same property
veyed to me by Louisa Lincoln Lear, by deed duly
recorded among the Land Records Of Washington
county, D.. @.
Ten per cent of the amount Of the purchase, money
will be required TO be paid by the purchaser at tho
time and place Of SALE and the residue thereof within
three days. and upon the execution Of the deed the
purchaser and the residue shall not be paid with
in three deys and deed taken, the property will be
re sold upon five days notice. II DE ten per cent
the purchassmoney shall not be paid 1t the time and
place Of sale, the property will be resod immedi-
ately. at the cost and risk Of the first purchaser.
This property is eligby situated, and will be sold
without reserve. g. ST. J. CHUBB,
G. w. BOTELER,
may 10-dtdf Intel Auctioneer.
EE The above sale is unavoidably post
poned until Saturday, the Gath instant same hour
and place. @. ST. J. CHUBB.
G. w. BOTELER,
may 15-dtd Auctioneer.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-22

u RARE CHANCE TO OBTAIN A
~ Small Country Seat near the City,
On Thursday, May 18th, at four o'clock p M shall
sell on the premises part Of that beautiful tract Of
land called the St. Elizabeth more generally known
~ Poplar Point situated on the Eastern branch Of
the Potomac, opposite the Navy Yard about three
miles nom the centre Of the city "
This land 10 most eligibly situated, embracing
some Of the most beautiful building sites in the vici.
ity of Washington; d easy Of access by road. which
eral garden purposes.
It will be sold in Lots of from five to Twenty-Five
acres, thus affording rare opportunity for those
who desire small country seat near the CITY.
If not disposed of at private sale before the time
above specified it will then be offered at public auc-
ton.
For terms Of sale and further particulars apply to
Jno. Q. Q. Hamilton, Esq, Attorney at Law, LOUIS
lana avenue, or to I. n. Hanson No. 5l2 7th street
plat will be exhibited on the day Of sale. with
division OF the land. @. w. BOTELER,
apr zz-xaw6ds Aucti0neer.
IL The above sale is unavOidably pOst-
poned TO Monday afternoon, May 20, at so O'Clock,
at which time IL will positively take place
@. w. B0TELER,
may l7-SWS6M Auctoneer