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Sept 2a-ciw WIN. 1. MuNtoRD, Secy.

VHyANTEp TO PURCHASER ,ruct of timber
w land or wood LAND" say from 50 to 500 acres on
James River or some other ~navigabie stream Address,
with full particulars, stating location price distance from
| Richmond, &r., also price of wood per cord at lapding J.
W., Valley Forge Post ONCE, Peapsylyanis.
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VXTASTEn-Bya graduate OF II college. h situation
az TEACHER! in = private family, or IA assistant,
FIR 4 limited number OF hours. in n public school. 40
dress. uEORue a: 'o'LhnS1
Sept 2a-cIl&iit- Hanover - II s-
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LUDI.AM e. WATSON.
.ETlCG

~ stocknU,uers Of the B.tc Ridge Turnpike Com
:-:Y will ,ake notice, that the annual meeting oil tn
/: :Gz..-y will be held a. Madison Court House Oh tn,
Il. u lay in October next. 4 iuii attendance 10 re
f~. By orde!
-. 2-..im TIL. u. HUMPHREYS, Secy y.
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HULTIyATORS-Large sizr. seven tooth, !Sr Pa'
s.pt i: WM. PALMER, SON s CO.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

UNHE WESTERN STAR, published AZ Chr:stiansburs,
Montgomery county, Virginia, offers to - johhers
and Wholesale dealers OF Richmond, 4 most excellent me-
Iiam OF bringing their business before the trade OF South.
Western Virginia, North Carolina aud Tennessee.
Adyertiscmcuts may be lett at the Enqairer Office.
WADE, SHIELDS, BRYANT & CO,
An, ai-cft- Publishers.
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PIRTNERSHTP NOTICE.

WIN"
y1ylE subscriber has this day associated with him, IN
IN, business heretofore conducted by him, Mr. JOHN
B0yvERS. The business will hcrca.t"r be carried on un.
der tine firm and style % 6. d. YALE 81 co.
The subscriber returns his cordial thanks To hMs friends
and the public Tor the liberal phtrOnac" which has been
bestowed upon linn, nnd Tor the kind Indulgence which la,
been extended To him by his customers III tie prosecution
Of their orders He trusts that III" arrangements which
have been mad" tor - prompt and efficient iuliment OF or
ier.. will secure 10 To. new irn Il continuance OF The pa
,rouagc which he has heretofore enjoyed.
G. u. YALE.
Iy.i,,,,,.J I,ir lar l-Ei Iuly l--tl
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TEACHER,

y STATION as Teacher in some private family OF
q ir.a~fny is wanted by a young man. who WAS edu
f.. y he II the Colleges OF this State, and who can
= ,..-ruonials OF his ability 10 give instruction in the
= Ls;.a and Greek classes and Mathematics, and the
= o-aacte, usually taught in our best schools, both
-,as gru;r..0rs under whom he studied and from gen
Zen :rr whom 10 mas taught during the last seven
! ~ Any one w:st.r. u engage his services, will please
-, + y T Ashland Post Once, Hanover county, Va.
nr. -.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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MRS. Il MISS ADA u. MINORS

HISG ,NI - NIZoU% -
M - MS: ~ SCIInnf rnP WAX. ,r,rs
poAhDiNu AM "a ,,,n CRrH - ~ - &
'4'"'" 'f''1f"' 20 =" go r., - "" r9"
TEN!iE second session Of this Institution will commence
Il On ia" lst day Of October next, Tor one continucd
sessiCn, 10 lst July. ls57.
In tue organization oi tn7 tfn4o' f' frilc,;rhis and &C.
complished Assistant Unite WE t-e i-it u theu own
experience. the hight GTd S"dnsGi OF C'A'E7 eminent IN 'h-
profession aga tneI l.tonu u '. n.?i" w. heahs' ho' on
y 81 htroroasl Soqfseo 7uos'hn'na. .ns' uc'.'"' 'Nt s!;"
oi All shs Accomplishments -" !" ""~"ct 'c"-air
educa,ioh.
N''nsi III tethin'hS 'he' nom sna ',peI."'tu A7si+t'
am, D III II se"F''on'- NC N.''" too'',s no IA 'n't
othrf pt2'i,toh"' haEe Tue surseL'.'!S ''"rru any 'hihS mat
nai hlhSr "e' ns' y ~" a -, aonaS" "' 'hf
eon"nhuhHS. e"' 49, Ill :, oil III rm" '" w., Va ' "an u.
morals u me young nuies u MI 'Hie'' Una n deep interest
"ksa ~ ,'tn hanHmI i " H. ,r,,,.,,or ,iu ,.,
-. - ,as.hor. TIN. IIarn Plan - - .r.a -
u,.Lrri In IN. family
rEtMS:
Ro,rd Sam
po.;;.h I',,,ion ~
p rI5 nconrtment 20
! Mo1ern |, languages, each 70
Music on Piano 20
Harry, 20
Guitar.
| Craving and Painting,
~hKfh"MrCki En- p u,c,;-o
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re'ers'n, Ea;i,'oo IN A. n ! Rnitnn NJ y 4 p,,ic'Tas Z
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..EHlS i3li
Lp..TTg.r NssE,--,r

PRODUCE tC0&MissioN MERCHANT,
lends % Tie sale Of WHEAT, FLOUR, CoRN and
u Governor or 18th Street, Richmond, Va.
: 2J-cJm :
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u THOMAS PATE


d u
|, rTORSyY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Corner
. d, Sacramento and Montgomery Streets, san Fran
:, C.g.,-,is Aug 2s-cE
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DICHMOND GROUND PLASTER. The in

I creased demand upon me for Richmond Ground
'er, caused by the superior purity and richness in Sc
= VI iGnp, and ;ac properly pIlverized state Of the
al, enables me- 10 o:'"r my grinding at reduced rates,
PARTICULARLY 70 the trad. with purchases OF large
.es CH:!a. coats csn load AT the mill door, near
JsaTs.." depot. Loose plaster 81 per ton less than
sod Ori"rs left with Womble e. Claiborne, No. II
So, vi, nave strlc, attention.
u. good s"co7Grrane bgr.e.s wansci.
y 800 JOH:s II. CLAIBORNE,
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ~ >roT-

Executor Of Alexander Moore, DECREASED.
Aur lI-ctI5,nOct
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sale of United states Land near RichmOnd, fir-
yinia, known as BellOna Arsenal.
~npnNAGrE nrETrE

Attorney in fact for sirS. :. w. GooDrsG.
co,. s-ctIDrt
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THE HEATING CASE.


Each succeeding week develops some and more i'm
pudent frauds in the infamous appeal put forth by the
black republicans in the of Thomas Heating The APP
peal purported to be signed by number of Irish natural
lied citizens residing in the city Of Washington num-
Der Of the persons whose have been thus used have
their signatures pronounced the act fraud and
forgery In the list appear the of David OConne,
Dennis OConnel and jeremiah 0Connell-intended, be-
yond all doubt to represent three brothers residing in this
city whose Christian correctly given but whose
surname is Connell and not OConnell These brothers
express the utmost indignation at the and shutting
in which their have been indirectly forged
They saunch democrats and cannot be induced by the
fatal issue Of private quarrel to abandon party which
has always protected them in the full enjoyment Of their
civil and religious rights.
The attempt the black republicans to make capital out
of the death of Heating has been eoquent noticed by the
gifted Thomas Francis Meagher. He says:
al" Of time however, to prolong the controversy.
The Irish is sound for Buchanan. No proane and vi
cous appeals the body of Heating shall wckedy avail
Again: . n. .....
"Ts the democratic party they remain resolutely for
they true to the constitution which that party strictly
interpres and in all its provisions unconpromsngly
tains."
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WHAT DOES 1T MEAN

The Fremoners last night had 3l-starred Tag Was it
borrowed from the democrats and used because the
red flag had become odous II not why Certainly WAS
out Of place. and locked like insult the fifteen States
these denounce and threaten with subugatiou What
right have they to carry the star Of old Virginia
ticket made by convention from which she excluded
in which the soil comminged with the ashes of Washington
Patrick Henry Jefferson and Madison could not be
Ientedf What right have they the old Ken
lucky OF South Carolina the stars Of the twelve
State, WHILE instead Of extending those States ater-
hand the chief leaders and oraces Of repubcansm
themselves ready to extnguish those in bloody
rsction Troy budget. .HE.
The questions Of the Budget easily answered. The
blackpublicans adapt their flag and their principles 10
the supposed sentiments Of their various meridans Of
operations In certain localities in certain States they be-
eve that IL is entirely safe to throw aside all disguise in
regard to their reasonable Objects and they accord
ingy. Henry c. Wright who is lecuring for Fro
in Michigan, writes to W. Lloyd Garrison as fol-
lows:
"My text Is DOWN WITH THE AMERICAN UNloYl
UP WITH NORTHERN REPUBLICl THE THOUGHTS
OF THOUSANDS ARE TURNED TO THIS GLORIOUS
CONSERVATION BY RECENT EVENTS IN WASH
lSGT0N AND KANSAS"
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THINGS AS THEY ARE.

The following extracts from private letter from former
resident Of this city living in Indiana to relative
here shows things they in that State and the real
inclinaons Of the Fremont party They have ceased to
cherish attachment for glorious Union and ready
for its dissolution. We invite readers to reflect
the facts disclosed What is true in Indiana is probably
trus In many other States .....
H Mr.. Fremont is elected he will be the President Of the
North against the South and there will be danger The
Dnio If Mr. Buchanan elected there will be danger
Under these circumstances If had vote, should give it,
however reluctantly, for the latter The of the
Fremont party, the convinced that they des
tute Of that patriotic attachment to the Union which Wash
ington besought his countrymen to CHERISH and which
breathed in all the productions of great learned
what little of politics know from Washngtons Life and
Writings, from the Federast and from Daniel Webster
and Henry Clay, and 1t makes udder when hear cal
cuaons Of the probable results Of dissolution OF the Union
The everyday remark Of the supporters of Fremont u.s. that
the South may likes the North do hom
i-a weighing of dollars and cents in forgetfu
Of past glorious history and all the atena bonds
which unite the family Of States"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09
LIVES OF FREMONT.

Here what the New York herald, the special organ
the personal Fremont party, distinguished from the
black republican, says the subject:
THE so.caled lives OF Fremont with exception
erecrabe they beyond example the most atrooious
temps at murder that have in the way bog
raPhy. There has been written by Mr.. Bigelow
another BY Mr.. Upham. We have looked into these vol
and really conceive that II would be possible
produce anything calculated to nure and weaken the
candidate Bigcow dives into the absurd and ridcu
ous researches rkng and scrapng all sorts Of private
matters apparently for the purpose Of giving material TO the
for the very events upon which have been based
least onehs the personal assaults which have been directed
against COL Fremont have been first given in this book
Bookbeads should be potoians particularly among
intelligent thinking people, like those Of this country"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09
GREAT BRITAIN AND Russia.

Tha English making themselves the ridieule Of Eu-
rope by their insane jealousy Of Russia All England has
been breaking in ectaces Of rage induced by silly
eraggeratons Of continental correspondents Of the
papers Of London respecting alleged bad faith of Russia
4 not sesonaby evacuating tie ruins Of Kas and lit
lie slip or reef OF sand near the mouth Of the Danube
The Freneh with true appreciation Of the facts did moth
ing but pooh pooh at this newspaper agony Of the
English Itnow turns out that the delay Of Russia in
gard to Kars and the Isle Of serpens was nothing but
necessary waiting for the hardness and shessness of the
Turks to and take possession and that meanwhile
in consequence Of the ncapaby of the Turkish
men 1t has not been able to surrender to the Russians
Anapa and other ports OF theirs the coast of the Black
sea, and, at length, had to request Russia to be good
enough to go and take them by force from the hands
al a rebellious Pacha
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New stove House.
ANN MoPSIga sTAR.

m WOODWARD n SON have opened stove, rrate and
w. establishment NEXT door 10 O. Woodward
old stand ais Pennsylvania avenue, bctweun nh and ith
streets where constantly hand MI the latest
approved patterns OF and CRATES hest suited 10 this
!.
hro large assortment Of house -furui7hing articles.
Their leading coskng FOR this fall the Sunrise and
Morning fiat before offered this
market They burn wood or coal None
une the tbs nuted which inures
which veaiated
The pipe attached TO the
from, OF Futed bake-ovens and
ma them the stove,
have, aso we'll known Morning Star cooking
which ventilated through tbs
mer ssched and which makes
nothing desired
the above
attached words Mornnr Star"
Eve In the Of tho ham
boiler
proved paror chamber dining oo ehce and
COAL that the North
,b hest sueo 10 this will do well call
inc our good will take pleasure in show
ine them goods low buy
Terms cash
Sem
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The HiLksn1y Cats.

is amusing to and hear how the Fillmorees and
Fremonters derding, abusing and disparagng each
other and all hope for Kilkennycat fight in
the end According to the organs of faction the other
factions candidate will not receive ceny poes in any
State in the Unon and SO rice tersa With the abolition
organs Fremont is by far the most popular in the uni
verse; and vastly superior in intellect to Washington JEFF
ferson any of the early Presidents while with the
gans Of Sam, Fillmore is the greatest who lived
surprising Washington himself in every particular
We have objection to all this, except that it looks
ceedngly ridiculous to who acquainted with the
aneceden of the men, and their slender claims to the title
of great Both need all the praise they get and all
the usome adulaton which be heaped upon them
Buchanan the peoples man. win beat them badly in
November that know-nothngs and woolly-ho viii
never again be heard from in presidential contest
81. Louis Pilot.
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OFFICIAL,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
A.. nA anNa

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
May %, 1855.
NOTICE hereby given holders pursu
the OF Congress Of 22d July 1896 that stock
certificates thereof, s, OF next
when interest thereon will cease
This department will continue purchase such prior
day redemption and will therefor the following
the day OF purchase
days interest for money reach the vendor:
received the Treasury between the lu day
day July inclusive half Of per
the amounts specified the certidcatesi
received the LIST and Jst days August
onefo
And received after 3lst August the
thereon and days additional interest only
paid.
Certificates Of such stock transmitted under this notice must be du
assigned United States by party ened receive the
and when prior the st July the
also be assigned by the ssckhoder
such interest viii be payable n heretofore.
given holders other Of the United
department will purchase the between the lat
day Of December unless the
Al shall previously obtained and will pay for
in addition 10 Of dividend
Interest," days additional interest Tor the reach
the vendor, following rates Of premium
On stock Of the Ist2 premium Of 10 per cent?
Of ls7 and 1885, premium OF 10
And on under the OF 9th September, 1885,
monty called stock premium Of per
Ceracnes this notice should be duty Unsigned
TO the United BY party entitled receive the money
previous the LIT July the current hafytar interest
assigned by the sockhodcr otherwise
half that day will be payable him here
tofore,
Payment foregoing stocks will be made by drafts
assistant ueasur.rs Boston, New York. Philadelphia
parties entitled o receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
MAY 2o--dinl2Noy Secretary OF the TreaFury.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09

BURIED TREASURE AT SEBAsrorot-A London paper
says
The French troops have made great at Sebasto-
pol They in charge Of the church there for
- carried away But this being against the old tradi-
ons custom Of Russia il thought strange and once
. was hinted some English soldiers had got hold of H.
buSn however, not the When the Russians
~ they dug hole and found II all safe the altar
was composed Of gold plate and diamonds for the hesa
- o. the prests and its supposed value is from $4,000
t'oOOO This win be pleasant satisfaction to tn
aves who had been sleeping in IT, believe for som,
S and never found II out II was valued by man well
with such articles, and he makes IL also whai
sf The priests in such Joy that they were mo-
hs . show il TO any one, and all bad peep At II
an ~ was taken away elsewhere with guard Of honor
=" "nging at its restoration
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Proposals for Building Six Schooners for the
United states Revenue service.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September g, 1856.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September 9, 1856.
SEALEp PROPOSALS. distinctly endorsed Proposals for Reve
~ Vessels addressed Secretary Treasury
until ~ O'Clock noon,
November for furnishing The materials CONSTRUCTING
ping delivering ahoa at Of about
tons burden EACH for the United states
northern lakes.
The models and plans be furnished by the and the
within three months from
rnrcd each
responsible that
bidder acceptance
the d. pstment E.4. E#5
half Of the 81 contract will be paid presentation
evidence that the pankod ceied
laid the balance the delivery of the vessels
peted.
All materials quality to
be executed in faithful and the satisfaction Of The
periniendent.
vessels when received from the hands o the be
fully rugged, furnished and equipped, and finished ciea with
camboo.e, cabin, ward furniture and boats
bidding will be furnished with the required
speoffea application this department
bidders for the whole number
liberty
convenience. JAMES GUTHRIE,
.. Secretary of the Treasury.
Sent al
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Sale OF United States Land near Richmond,
Virginia, known as BeIiona Arsenal.
ORDNANCE OSFicE,
Washington. Sepfe mbeI y, 1856

Washington, Septe mber Q, 1856
satisfactory offer having received the above mentioned
IN properly, under advertisement this ufhce OF 'e a3d
June last again invited for The purchase oil
the and will be feseved this office until IL O'CLOCK
the 9th day OF October NEXT. -.
Should satisfactory bid made the bidder will be informed Of
~ will be required the purchase monet each upon
the receipt o! which deed will be by Secretary vi az
conveying all the tile Of the United Saes and 10 the same
The property be sold consists and hail scfeh
oaLd located on the James rve IL miles above
OF the land covered with grove Of valuable timber another
has been under cultivation garden &c. and ano'her part
house, leo by 25 feet ana basement
brick 100 by 80 feet and
brick badngs officers each 40 by % feet slate
roof, besides cellars brick store
houses each 60k by 70 roofs stories and cellars
brick work Shops each AN by 2 feet roofs stories
smiths BRICK " slate roof
stories brick wall 10 feet high feet Thick connecting these
buildings and enclosing the Arsenal There the
81 by % with slate
rounded enclosing will 3 SO and 20 feet high
and brick stable ok 2Ok feet slate roof stories high
All Of the foregoing buildings laid be in good condition.
with the exception the armoer shop and stable which require
yield large quantity brick, slate,
should purchaser desire them down. which
naIs could be boated down Richmond a small
disposed bid will please apply Macarthur
premres who will give all necessary nforma ion.
Proposals sealed and endorsed Proposals for Belona Ar
sena" IL. X. CRAIG,
Colonel Of Ordnance.
The National Integencer and Star Washington, D. o.,
Enquirer Examiner, Rchm nd Va will publish The above
twice a week nil 9 h October,
Sept 9-2awEhOct
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09
fremont IN Cdlitornia.

Extract from private letter to the Albany Atlas and
Argus:
"In this State judging from appearances, the nomna-
ton Of Fremont has produced hardly ripple. He is not
and was popular in this State-perhaps through
fault Of his, yet such is the fact do not think he
carry four counties in the State AS things are Fill
more should he run in earnest will beat him. and Buchan
will beat Fillmore by from 5000 to 5000 majority
In confirmation Of the above extract letter from Shss-
Ia California the editor Of the Cincinnati Enquirer says
that california win roll up such majority for Buchanan
as will take older States off their feet No whose
name has been mentioned in connexon with the Office
could have beea acceptable to the people OF the State
If Fremont gets oorporals guard he win surprise the
sagaciouS Of politicians" The writer closes by
saying Tf you get any bets the State take them
all two dollars TO one and draw , New York, for
the money, TO the amount Of $4,000"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09
Political OapnA

The capital Of the Fremonters is becoming very small
and they find II necessary 10 strain point to keep up
IL they only succeed in kicking up little ron in Kan
sas II is at manufactured into terrible battle and
fellow gets pocket flap cut bis eye IL is
bazoned in flaming capitals in the abolition papers "A
FRKE-SrATE MAs KILLED AND ScALPxpP This is the way
TO keep up their socn-trade but IL the Kansas difficult
y shall happen to be settled before the presidential election
the poor fellows win be left destitute Of single item Of
capital on which to do business through the remaining
part OF the pending presidential contest Louis piot
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09
Expunqinq Me Truth.
The Boston Post says:

The Boston Post says:
In Bigelows Life of Fremont, which is regarded as the
authentic publication the first copies contained ac-
count of Fremonts personal difficulty with Col Mason
in the Of which the following passage occurred
Luckily" says the biographer, when Fremont in
the personal presence of Col Mason, and dispute en-
sued, Luckily he had no weapon, the insult (o
Mason) would have been expated on the spot"
This means, if Fremont had been armed he would have
shot Mason the spot This though doubtless true
saying too much and hence the copies that had been
sued suppressed and this bloodthirsy paragraph
eIpunged
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09
Kansas Lars.

The fact is that the backrepubcan majority in the House
did not wish laws be repealed Two three
OF the hasty and considered enactmen Of the Kansas
assembly furnish these agaor with fuel for eeconeerng
excitement They refused to pass the Senate bill which
did away with these laws and provided for complete pa
cifcaon But the republican party trying to elect
Fremont solely by the Kansas dodge II they lost this all
their thunder would be gone They then busily en-
gagged 10 keeping up the Kansas troubles. They wish
these Kansas laws stand her satutebook until FIRE.
mont is elected and they are in power.-Ers. Argw.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09
.NoTpER MONSTER MEETINe.

In no previous. campaign have we noticed greater
husssm among the democratic than at the present
time On the ID instant the democracy along tho Musk.
ingum valley held monster mass meeting Mt GAINESVILLE
despatch to the Ohio Statesman from zanesvillo says
The largest meeting ever in Eastern oho-masscs being
addressed at three different stands Tremendous enthus
asm-great reaction for the democracy"