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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE.

BY the Persia, which arrived at u port yesterday,
with one weeks later European intelligence, we learn
that the difficulty between the Western Powers aid
Naples has assumed phase that threatens once
more the peace OF Europe 1t IL understood tilat ~
the uimatum to Naples, an extensive amnesty and
various reforms in the laws and i'll the regulations Of
the prisons are demanded. and II is, moreover, De-
lieved that these demands will be perelnptorly re-
i.cted BY King Ferdinand, on tho ground TINT To-
reign power hus right to interfere IN the domestic
affairs of MI independent Sovereign. If the King ot
Naples stood alone in his attitude of defiance TO tho
admoniriuns of the Western Powers. there woulG not
be for nprrehendlrg serious result l" inc
hostile demonstration made against lis government
but the newp received by this arrival that Russia and
even Austria, have undertaken 10 back the Ntapoi
tan puentaie, gives great Importance to the question
that now occupies the attention OF Europe. In whaI
ever light il s regarded the Russian diplomatic clrcu!a
is document Of grave import. In IT'S tone II IL
naughty sud ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. virtually, Il pro-
tectorate over Naples and H. i'll iuct, an unlniShkn
bic threat that il England and France interfere WIN
King Frrdinands fancy for governing his subjects
as lie deems proper, Russia will lend her aid to resist
such interference. Ii is asserted by Paris cOrrtspon
dents that Baron Brunow, who read this circular 10
the French Minister Of Foreign Affairs disc!aimed
all intention Of offending England und Fruuce--a
piece of diplomatic courtesy, however, OF no cnhsr-
queuce whatever, when we tud it coupled With the
siHiernen; that the circular was exposition OF the
foreign policy of Russia. That this policy s not
purely theoretical, We find ample proof III tho lact
that with the PRONUNCIATION of the circular, flee;
had been ordered To assemble in the Bay OF Naples
Nor is it likely that King Ferdinand would have ven.
tnred to resist with such ubstinacy the demands Oh
England md France, if lie not certain Of recciv
ing powerful aid.
For less cause than this, Europe was lately embroil'
I'd in WAT, and, according 10 present appearances
another outbreak may not be regarded impossi.
BILE event England lis pushing her demands with
great energy-par; Of her fleet has already arrived al
the rendezvous of Aaccio, and large military force
has received orders TO embark Immediately for Malta
France is yet inactive. waiting the return of the En-
peror, OF whose precarious health, by the way, ri
inurs again abound. The Russian feet Mt Crnmstad
are proceed to the Bay Of Naples. and Spain has
made movement in the same direction. II remain-
to be secn how the Western Powers will act mud h"w
Naples will receive their ultimn,um. i"r on this de-
pend most important ssues.-iN. Y. T'mcs.
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F'o' ne EaqHwsr
THE TOURNAMENT.

Results Of much practical utility are often attained
through means previously looked upon ms trivial or
conducive merely to the ends of the peasure-seekrr.
1t should be known that in its proper place the
LANCE has lever yet found an efficient substitute
among the various implements of modern warfare
1t is scarcely possible. to br"ak wel.furned square
by charge OF cavalry, armed with the ordinary
bre. On the contrary. the most sklfuy formed
slrnyed by the onset of nsq"adron Of lancrrs.
The prevailing aud growing taste for tournaments
will certainly tend to direct the attention OF our young
men to the acquisition Of greater familiarity with
weapon graceful in the handling and formidable in
Success TO tournaments and success TO the ORA
goons Go 10 the Fair Grounds Oh Saturday the
ISL W.
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iiDlIS IN \ StIk.

Il" r"ct Of Bots' sp-cches results from the force
=: ;-Ir !..eLood- Deprive him Uf the privilege Vi
!nt:Ch'ims s inc:s and he is Sarnson shorn oi his
strength. Bottn appreciates his peculiar power; and
Lenc. b. ventures before the public without an
h..uraiice Of full swing to his mendncious tongue
Thu. he obs,nately refused to discuss with Judge
Cnrxie u, Caroline Court and returned without
delivering his speech because he WAS not allowed to
cxpa;u,e Il, pleasure through the realm Of iction.-
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MTHE ENTERING WEnGEn

Said notorious od-fanged Abulitionst of the Gar.
rsou and Parker school, few days Since who il like
wise active Black Republican: -"lf we elect FIRE.
mont to the Presidency that will not only keep slave
too for the abolition of slavery in the District Of CO.
lumbia and eventually in every Southern State even
nj the risk of the dissolution Of the Union" This
remark, indeed, in very few words, unveils all the
Interior purposes Of the Fremont Disunun Conspra
tors. II is the old leaven of Abotonism that is to
leaven the whole lump. We call upon the virtuous
and patriotic citizens Of all parties TO iorsake the con-
spirators in their dangerous and destructive plot
ITO be forewarnedis TO be iorearned." The way TO
prevent the wedge from being driven ill., AT all, TO
elect Buchanan, and that will send the whole pack Of
Abolition delnagogues bowling to their kernels.-
fPcnns ylroniaG.
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

MoRlIE, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Quaker City has
arrived with later dates iom Havana. formidable
Spani.h fleet was fitting on: TO enforce the claims OF
that country against Mexico, the previous report Of
the adjustment Of this difficulty being erroneous.
I" ST. Domingo for the purpose of operating against
the Republican movements for the freedom Of the
Domlnicans from the rule Of the Haytieu black gov.
ernment Five thousand rnuskets were ready to be
sent To the Spanish Consul at ST. Domingo
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Ia hc Editors Of he EmqSrcr:
JosysvIILE, LEE County, Va.
iI,h nr,nher ISIS. {

10Th October, 1876. !
Gentlemen: My attention was called some Wet ks
since to report, the purport OF which was, that my
rnme. together with twelve other gentlemen mem
hers with myself of the last Legislature of Virginia
was placed upon Fremont Electoral Ticket tor Ills
State. -. .,. -.
ought, perhaps, to have mads this statement i'm
medately upon the appearance OF ihe we salaermd
SANDER, by the way, which received such wide spread
aud willing publicity, first from the know-Noth'ng
Fillmore papers of the State: but had determined
TO treat it with hs silent contempt that such caIuin
ny deserves A., however, Fremont Journals anu o'e
enemies of the South and of he Democratic party
assume TO make capital out Of the talsehood, feel
that would be recreaut TO my duty rs Democrat,
a Southern Union man, aid Nirglnian, were long
to remain silent =, 1870 49,
thory written or verbal, whatever. but also with
out my knowledge on this spurious ticket ana haVo
no doubt the same is true OF Inc other gentlemen
whose names are upon II. aW Democrat VI mum
princpl. and practice, born as suci sucked ar
such nourshed and cherished ne such and by the
Grace of the Great God that protects me- '"''"d l"
die as SUCH and a therefore out and out supporter
of the man who alone of the three candidates VII!
give peace and que, to our country at nome ana ~
spec and strength and stability. and high character
abroad for in James Buchanan are unprecedented all
those great attributes Of man that 60 80 enlueniy
TO make up character Of which any nation OH earth
may well be proud.
Iturthermore declare that should such a caas,ro.
phe, by any possibility, Fremont's election, occur,
will form one OF the first to assert and maintain the
rights of my country by marching to whatever point
she may require her interest CALI tor TO even Tor
,nonent think That the South would remain III the
ccnfederacy under the domination Of such man as
John Charles Fremont, with the detestnbie danna'
ble disunion principles which his blind srGtar'an
party promugates, is worse than absurd-it u NUM-.
iating, dsgracefu pusianiinous, ana none W.
coward or traitor would for all instant entertain the
thought.
then pronounce the publication Of my name az
Fremont eector to be wiliful and unmt,gated sian
der upon my character man and gentleman
and a. such shall prosecute 10 the fullest extent OF
the law the infamous bastard who has thus dared to
tamper with feelings OF gentlemen.
JOB B. CRABTREE.
.cFrDemocratic and Wing papers please copy
| above,
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yi;sna ssf;y s, mse. Of til. r.rn.r. snn.
'"cd and believed to .nrcnrn hs. b""n
WI WI !, II MCFARLAND,
InMM,,c ALLEN
RU. a. ,yW,Answ ORTIZ
W. W, H. MAxAi.l..
JAS DUNLOP
OF iRGrNfA. Cry OF R,cuyo.n
Ill o. a sil'th Cashier 0; the Farnrr,' r,,,,
Pen tGt s'ha'ly appeared before me. J,, aHeiHi
neSeI .s~n. gy s"Ts'ra ami made oath that The
as from thn quarterly return. received lr",n Tue hank
y., rec. 10 th oe., o: his knowl. dye .d
1--WE" under my hand this 18Th day of Oc,at'..
THOS T. tI'uI ~ y
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10 The charge Of Judge Thompson to the "f",'o
Jury of Brooke Circuit Court was prepared !" '"s
interval between tho terms OF the H"iicocA ""
Brooke Courts. 1t was published in the ao''"
the Judge on the Circuit and many gross '"' -.
Gle. and msreadngs crept into its puOhca''". -;
e,nec,ed that corrected and improved edition III
pamphlet form will be gotten up.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS - FORGE
RlES.

BosroS, Oct. 1.-the Democratic Congressional
Convention of the fourth district met last evening
and unanimously nominated the Hon. Rufus Choate
as their candidate. II liz doubtful whether he VIII ac'
ctpt II. This is the district now represented by Mr..
Comins. Il Republican, who has been renom;pa'ed.
No less than nine forged checks for sums varying
from S3nu0 down 10 $7UO, were offered at the banks
i'll tins city yesterday; and only tor SOU ON the
Atlas Bank was paid to which the name of c. ".
Forbush was forged. The bold operator in every in.
stauce escaped.
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Wa certify that the foregoing statement Ia
JEO. BLAIR HOGE,
WIN. T SEODGRASS,
JOHN w STEWART,
NJ. ). GRANTHAM,
GEORGE DOLL,
CASTER WEvER.
YIRGIsiA, BHRHELHY County, TO WIT:
Hur khnrt Cashier OF the Bank of Berkeley in vir.
gimiu personally appeared before me. the subscriber
Notary Public in and for the said county, md made oath
TINT foregoing statrment Of the condition OF the said
Bank is true.
Given under my hand this Ith Oct 1850.
WIN. ID. BURKHART, Notary Public.
BANK OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, Oct II, lsJ6 )
SIR IL transmit herewith, NE required by law, the
Quarterly Statement Of the condition Of the Bank of Vr
GINA, it existed on the LIST instant
lam, very respectfully. sir,
Your Ubcdient servant,
SAMUEL MARX, Cashier
To His Exccllcney. HEsRY A. WDE, Goveruo. OF Viz
giuia.
general SrATE or THE BANK OF VInorsrA AND
BRASCHEs, on THE YIgsT OcrouER loo
COMPARED WITH YIRsT DAY or OCTOBER, 1855.
Oct |, lsj5 Oct. l. 1856
Debt e. g|i J2s i.} 81 sos JJs a
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Der. lG, 1851.


HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT 4 O'CLOCK
ARRIVED,
Schr. WIN +. james.
Schr. Mary Eizs, Snpas, james River IN.
Schr Emily Ann, Hooper, Philadelphia, coal.
SAILED,
Schr. Joseph Homes Homes. Baltimore. flour.
Srlr. Thomas Pn,;reou. Wolfnrd. baltimore, iogr.
Srhr. DanvilIe, Chester, New York. miz.
STEINER City ot Richmond, Mitchell, Philadelphia
IN IL and passengers.
S,hr. Ce u, Ctow"l Boston, mdz.
Bark Pilot. ish, H"yer, Rio, -four.
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LOUISIANA,

A letter tue Editors of the Union says:
In this tSt. Landry parish, we Will give Buck and
Breck about 3uo minority. In this 1.-The tour'b) Con-
gressVual die:rict. majority will be 5.G0O lhe
STATE will Il, . between 1 UO0 and 1900
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ID ED.

DIED, Thursday morning, October lfth, AUGUSTUS
ANDERSON, in the 3ith year of his
His friends and acquaintance arc respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from Rev NJ D. lioyos Church. Oh Fri
day, ut o'clock, p n.
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MA.krEp, nj the Presbyterian Church in this city on
ThursduY afternoon 9TH lust by the Rev Moses d. HUze,
b D. CHARLES =. KENT and Miss VIRGINIA GAR
LAND LORlMEI. daughter of The late Geo. /. +. Lori
mcr, Esq, oi Essex county Vn.
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DEMO- Ratio MEETING.

The Hon. 5. +. Lcake, and James Lyons Esd"
vii address the Democracy "t Richmond this even
ing nj the African Church. Under the inspiration OF
the glorious victories in the North, the Democracy
Will doubtless assemble in imposing numbers.
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MERCHANTS RANK OF VIRGINIA,

OCT. y, 100.
Hon Henry A. WISE, Governor Of Va.
Dear Sir: enclose statement Of this Bunk, for the
ou.rtcr ending Both ult. Very respectfully.
RIO G. MITCHELL Cashr.
STArYMESr THE CospITioS OF THE MrRcHASTs
B,yK OF VIRGINIA AT LYScHDrAG YoR THE QUAR-
TER ENDING SEPT. 30rH 1856
LIABILITIES. 49,. go, ~,
Capital stock, Sft''oOo W
Circulation for notes issued Of the following
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There will be a Democratic meeting held al the
Grove near kee.cars in Louisa county, five miles
north If Toler-ve, Saturday, the 18th OF Octo-
b.r 1870. Mes5rs. Shelton +. Leake, John ). Cas-
kie and other Democratic speakers are expected
The public is invited To participate with Us.
GARRETT {. McGEllEE, Chmn.
NATHAN a; WARE, Committee.
JAS. HITTER,
When the arrive at ToersvIa, on Saturday
morning, there will be conveyancs ready for invited
guests.
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR.-The Fair
ut Raleigh, y. G., commenced on Tuesday, and Will
continue till Saturday. The premiums offered amount
10 1900 The annual address will be delivered by
Professor Mitchell, OF The University of North Caro-
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.

The Democratic majority for mayor in the city OF
Newark Is reported at co., This is the first time the
city has ever gone Internationally 1000 TO
500 Wing and Know Nothing.
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RALLY DEMOCRATS

There will be meeting Of the Democracy at
Scbads Hail, on Broad street Saturday night, at hall
past o'clock. a number ct speakers VIII address
the meeting. l.. W. E-aLEbhoOh,
Chairman of Committee for Monroe Ward.
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TO THE COMMISSIONERS ~ THE rREsI
DENTAL ELECTION,

FNFt-I' IN + UFThKTMENT, I
EfCHMo>D, sept. 20, ls56
The attention o! the ComMl-iun"rs appointed hy the
Governor supcfutcri tnr c"r u Electors of fre,,
dent ana sicr nrcsiicn, Of the United Sstrs. at the ,n
suing crct ~ rcmbcr IL respectfully called 10 the
omc-,ions submitted by the % u". " =" "'''"'' "
GEohiE " MUSFORD,
Secretary o. doe Cnrn,orw,ulth
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LATEST III TELEGkAPB.
Teiegrnphed for tho Richmond p

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTlrNS.
r, "'LApELPHIA OCT. lG.-Thc Dem,crs,;o .
Io'l'ii!lee from reports received. and es,m,.':
four thousand. '''e' "'hllor.s,
ine reports are various and contradictory. ?,
w., no.".n? "'icln'i yet the general impression ,'7
e '1'e Is :" close as to require an official COM ~
'',s rssuIt Is correctly ascertained The rno.,
Tense excitement prevails here. NV 1''s' o.
WAsHISGTov Oct. lG-Wa bsro
from The elections. The prospects snnesr ~, ia's'
Ine Democrats We have had no DISPATCHES ' f..,
'"''"ue'p"ia since one O'Clock this afternoon O'-
- S t,%%: Oc;H4!ct 10 Ike EnguyrrI
d. PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS
IhiLAbfLpHh. Oct. III, 8 p. NJ Wa hsv.
rled The State, c,rigia nave car
lHP'G,M D.sna'ct 10 The Enqujrer.I
INDIANA ELECTIONS.
lSniaSAroLIs, Oct. l6.-AII swell in Jrd;s,a,,r,
certain. Glory! " '"''o"apo1'''
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or VIRGINIA hanks

BANK or BERKELEY IN VIRGINIA,
MAnriSsBrRG, Der. =, leJo.
H. a. WISE, Esq, Governor OF Virginia.
DEAR sin Nj herewith enclose you en- exhibit VI the
condition the Bunk of Berkeley in Virginia. as exist
ed ON the Both Sept, 1886,
Aud remain. respectfully,
Your obcdicnt servant,
D. BURKHART Cashier.
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STATE OF VIRGrSrA-CIrY oY RIcHMo.n. Sec:
This day Samuel Marx, Cashier uf the Bank OF Virgi
MIA sonHy appeared before Alderman tor 1aii
civ and made oath that the foregoing exhibita
the true condition of the Bank OF Virginia as II existed on
III. lst lnst the best OF his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand this 18th day Of October 1856.
THOMAS u. DUDLEY, ]. =. !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17

OHIO ELECTION
ClNciSSATi, Oct l1.-A- lar As heard from the ro.
lowing members OF Congress are believed - 'I ba
elected: " w
PendIeton, dem. Grosbeck dem; Mott. R.nrh
Wade, RrpLh Giddngs, Rcpub.; McdiU, Dem
Nalaniirghgm, Dem. The Co: ~-.,ionsl Jel.ys'
ton will probably stand 10 Democrats to il oppv,,.
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17

NORTH WFsTERS RAN RolD-The Secretary Of
the North Western or Parkersburg road, Mr. Van
Wrinkle, nparts Information thar the tract laying is
row completed forty three miles from Grafton and is
expected To reach West Union, about nrry miles from
the same point, by the close at the present week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17

lMMIGRAIIoS 70 NIkGINIA.-A party Of SO Ger
man and French cmgrnnrs passed through Lynch.
bnFS n: Monday, ell r,u;e f"i WytlI- CO., Na where
they intend settling. The Richmond Dispatch says
they are the pioneers at colony tn be founded in
Southwest Virginia by capitalists Of France who have
already made purchases u: land in that region. They
design sending LOO, OF which number, 300 will be
over shortly. The governor of the colony, Charles
Iainan, with the party which has just gone, and
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WA. HOLT RDSoN'
NrDcu.SI TAILOR,

NE.NT
li7u STREET. OPPOSITE EXcH"sah h h..n,,, .pd
HAS Just received and op.haTTGn cASSIMEklJ
and vEsT.Gs see by hinseli "h wGsn c w..r.
the Northern cics suitable for al p T IN III" mos.
w - ~ an reasonable terms. lie solicit. H.
f,o' stSaf az" sud customers and the public ssne''s
81,
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SOUTH CAEnJJv, l,rt.,.r,>

SUI III CAROLINA ELECTION.
20. HiA, ): e., Oct. lJ,h.-lp III S,s,n rho Va,
gTessIoha election has Resulted in the "'nc
Mr.neen boyce' Kei't, Brooks, and Orr Tbs I. ~
a ,s,aIafe Is also Democraiic-of course Mil, !,
Gadsden. u'''!c' over
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WILMINGTON, DEL. OCT. 1.-THE Pos, O,fr.
~ ms place was robbed ast night il is supposed by
some escaped cOnvictS from the New Castle prison
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RANK OF VIRGINIA.

}
To His Excsllency HEsRY A. WISE Governor Of Virginia
SIR herewith transmit statement of the condition
Of The Farmers Bank Of Virginia, as appeared the
first day OF October inst, together with a comparative
Of its condition the ls day Of October. ls51
and tho first day OF October, ls56.
Very respectfully, your obedens servant,
J. A. SMITH, Cashier.
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REMARKABLE LnSGFvIrY.--Ihe Staunton Spec.
taiur says that Inan named Cnnrch, aged s. yearr
arrived in Augusta county, last week, from Pendle
tom with for load of rurm aud stated that his
father aud mother both living, the being III
aud the other lO' Years Of ag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17

Jos. II. Burke, late Of northumberland county Va.
lied Of cholera on the 9Th August, at Calcutta.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA,

BANK OF VIRGINIA, I
RICHMOND. Oct. II, lsiG
We the undersgued, Directors Of the Bank Hirsius,
do certify thht havo examined the foregoing Statement
aud believe the be truly and correctly made up
JAMES CASklE
ALFRED T HARRIS,
ARCHD THOMAS.
ROBERT w. HUGHES,
THOS r. PRICE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17

NEW YORK, Der. I6.-Co;ton is unchancet.-
Flour Is higher; sales at Southern at s. 80 10 ID
W heat has advanced three cents higher; sales q,
Southern mixed At 81 20. Mess Pork S22. Stock.
ar" higher: Nirgn.- ar" unchanged
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STATEMENT or THE CosDIrIoN OF THE BANK or RERKE
LEY IN VIRGINIA THE 3UTH sErr, lsJb:
Wb..Iiu. CITY and State bonds 100000 %
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TCTIFIED WIIIskEY.-N I0''
H brand tor sale " DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
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DGAp.-Mr. John j. London. recently OF Rich
mun,. died At his residence, Soldiers JOY, Nelson
county, Va, On Friday, the 10th inst. lie was most
smnbir gentleman ana secured the esteem u all who
formed his acquaintance For several years, he held
the post ot city Alderman.
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COMPARATIVE STATE or THE FARMERS BAsx or VIZ
GINA, INCLUDING THE RANCHES. on THE Isr pni
OcToBEl 1855, AND THE lsr DAY OF OcTosER. Ie''
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MASuMIrTRp.-A gentleman recently died near
Staunton, Va, leaving large property and several
slaves. Previous 10 his death he called his servants
around his bed. Offering all those who wished to be
released from bondage their freedom. Seven chosc
the latter. They are now on their way, i'll company
with the executor of the estate, route for Highland
county, Ohio, where they intend To make their future
home.
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PARKER, NIMMO 4 co,

Us MAIL STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
TENHE u : .team-hp Roanoke, Capt skin .EsEn
Il Ler, leaves City foln; Saturday morning ssS.Rh1s
NJ 9 o'clock,
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
Passengers dcsrng tax. thi. cheap and coH''ort"he
route to New York. must leave here by the PecrsbuS
cara at 81 O'Clock Saturday morning. ,
Tickets aud bcrths secured NJ Office southside o.
the Basin
Only SO through TO New York, meals aud state room
accommodations included. ,.>,
Oct lit LuDLaM d Val sCH.
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STEAMER PUCtHONTAS
FOR BALTIMORE.

PRODUCE COMMISSION HERCH@hl, md
A TTENDS 10 the sale o. WmEAr, FLorn, CosS "
"A TOBACCO. -,
Office on Governor or 18th Street. Richmond, va
JuIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17

VIRGINIA Posi- OFFICE AFrAiKs.-Posnaster.
General Campbell orders the following
Establish oilice at Applrwood Caroline county,
Na aud appoint l.. W. Allen postmaster appoint
Joseph VI. Pennington postmaster at Spring Vale,
Fairfax county. Va, vice Joshua LOOMS, r-signe'l;
james NJ. Cnilrtt postmaster ut Catlrt, Fauqui"I
county, vice Frederick Devils, resigned; }. l.. Crit
tenden postmaster nt Pine View, Fauquier county,
vice VIM. Il. Crttenden, resigned Isaac Haas post
master at Woodstock, Shrunndoah county, vice Da.
vid Rodrirer, resigned; James w wilkins postmaster
at Grove,on, Prince William county, vice John T.
Leachmar, resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17

CIRCUIT COrRr-Jud.c Meredith presiding Roy.
al BIack burn was tried Wednesday Tor stabbng and
wOundlng Aburr W. Trabue, with intent To kill, on
the I'D ri April last The jury rendered verdict Of
guilty, and fixed his punishment at five years i'm
prlsonmeni in the Prntrntinry. HE counsel submit.
led Il motion for u u.w trial