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HOTELS, &c.


IvuE pHOrHIETOR OF THE POWHA-
IAN HOUSE. sollciis the patronage Of the "a
he DeaefAl Assembly. aud oii-rs ving th- 10
10 their comfort. - ~
Ihs situation Of the house IL veil
u nesis no further eoumsBdation.
mott JOHN DARRACorT.
- uClLiNGBKOOk HOTEL.
~ taking charge Of the above
respectfully solicit the
nsr patrons OF the HOTEL and "a
Ny taiae shall
eAcrs OF
adjustment shall have the Of NJ,
r wv see that the ladies who
-.h grahed, and ali ask o. f
nhe In the style quiet Of ~,
1iy MY Omnibus will always d-os a.ndtr
customers, 10 carry them TO and fro.
iyio-u JOSEPH L. CARRINaroS pro,,,s,o,
M'tLt M IfOG -. WHEELING, "a
DR. WATSON CARR PnorhIETns
1vNIs magnificent Hotel,
Monroe streets, Wheeling Offer
me travelling public IL l. supplied with
communication Of ladies aud III
ana eapaeous rooms and l. within Balt
more aud OHIO Railroad The Chesapeake and Ohio
steamboat landing Tie Post Oc. on ~
'aps qu.Is and EXPIRES and Stage Offices
PIlee only VI o. per day.
~ oueos-s and Portes always convey
passengers and bAHgaee to and from this Hotel.
WATSON
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RAHREL CuIuNS. Patent Thermometer Barrel .nd
ID Plane sisd Clurns. for ssh ~
hhRi UMurRNAN
o. KrGs SuIrUFIELD IARu. tr ..,r
&'b mhw JAMES WINSTON.
sDnl pAIkAGTS LOAF. CRI SsIEu. s's w
AuNFtp pfftp AND Cofftf stGAFS OF ff
Sv Nv ms LEWIS wtBF 4 81.
AtONs-sah bids prime Sdes Souid,r asfs,
- ~ WoMBLE CLAIBORNE
mhN Ne. ~ Pearl street.
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r,,v ,,, sIs;S 1.Sn MAHtNE INslRANCE.
TIE iNsORASCE COMPANY or TIE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
AT WINCHESTER, Va
sRANcH OFFICE, FOURTEENTH STREET 2ND DOOR PROM
THE POST OFFICE RICHMOND va.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL s3OO,OOO.
ENhis Company will insure hr class BRICK DWELLINGS
petuAly, for single policies will
- ''
MARINE AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS taken on A.
favorable terms n by other responsible company
ALL Losses promptly and literally at Office
..- o. y. BRESEE, ActuAry.
REFERENCES:
samuel Marx, Cashier Bank Of Virginia, Richmond.
J. A. smith, do Farmers Bank Va, do.
Joseph X Anderson, Esd do
Messrs HAxAll A c., do
Henry NJ Brent, Cashier ofthe valley Winchester
J. H. sherard, Cashier o. he
Hon. james NJ Mason, T. 5. $, Winchester.
mhSp-dly
tEnEuAKIE INSURANCE COMPANY,
-. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
CHARTERED CAPITAL 500. 000-CASH FUND SIPS 900
ENRE INSURANCE, In town country,
~ be effected the favorable this
~ All Losses promptly arranged
AGENT. -, Pt.hr,anS ".
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prom the Roston Saturday Evening Gazette
II ~~sA PERFUMED BREATt.-What lady or gentlrma,
- would remain under the of dsAgrreAbe brr.
N'rt using the Balm of thousand F2olcers a drnu.,
sooid not only IL but white a. aaa M
Many prrsons do not know their breath bad subject
iecae their friends will mention IT, Pour single
ing. A any cent bottle will last a wear
80 BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
I-t.-Unns Arents and Al Drugy
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A NNEAH's BLACK ,NG. rs s-ocs, Of III. e,l,btst.d
- srVce' landnf' Tor sale By WoMBLE CI AfBORVF
""No No. II Pearl u.
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MAsca rnsh, lSsS
osr ssi' upon me In the pp.' Of today -snd ~
's q" the Aeisn party Addd 10 Of
which h.s~ untni.-
,kshe esdcnce Of the pablo great
S"ns me by thu nominating convention, sh
o sy truly had not Mr. fs through psp~r.
st Ne vss not CANDIDATE thereby Inducing my
i,e'c soad have they
meeting aud conferred the Of
u a. you do. have since assured that had
~ opposition they would have attended:
~, n The meeting under the Impression that would receive
by acclanatisn. the Of other old
az shn no oppo.',on had e-s1 Pr.yss.ly announced I'm
es. circumstances having been led by M believe
r. YOU'D not b, candidate h. having Voluntarily aud u hi.
ee ~ 80 declared IN the u Mr. Cha.
tsho.r aud ~ the public through an au
publication
all this candidate before
hour Of the night when chsx- publicly
tended the card veil privately made hal
~Ntort-i, had pubihed without
gentlemen Thfrs STAGE leIrsed
entirely dprov-d and hy
sppsnrd NJ. wOrhan) % nv f.nd M
lei. aud when too late isorm other, of m. a.
had brought HAVING
ri the dute- Of the once, which have held hIhfy
aud the satisfaction OF the adAbundant
have pOs-eOn. Under these circumstance. b.rrfo
-an most gratefully accept the onc- please my f,o.
citizens To elect aud my po. er 10 rn,
the appreciation OF the public. - ' ~
Very Respectfully &c. sANPsoN JONES
Al the of Mr. sampson Jones. make n, h,,
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HHOtSE-KEEPING GOODS.
n u lO1 ia i24 Cotton and Linen Sheetlngs
g. 81 and i0-t Table Diapers and Damasks
Dnmask Table Cloths, Damask Napkins aud Dolies
Huchaback, Diaper and Damask ToWeings
Narcotics Quilts and Prench Count"rpancs
Lace and Muslin Curtains and Curtain Musins
Plain and Pg'd Turkey Red nd printed Moreens
Pillow and super Irish Linens and Long Lawns
o hand nd for sale low by DtDIEy joitSsroS' -
mh96 ~, Fssts se,,,,,.
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ubHESS SUITS.-We have Of the largest asSrr =.
~ mens 81 Pine Dress Suits ever on rcd 10 III
we Sutfns 81 Richmond embracing grade ~
o. cloths 70 be toundin This other cordially LII
Ne mos IN want 10 Inspect these goods assuring
have Advantage for procuring and tbtp
which are not surpassed by asy house In the Union
mh2G "'' "Nb""i ~, . ~,
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il in war; whilst the vulgar bosses and EMPLOYERS con-
sumo that wealth and corrupt their morals. But it is
such demagogues the Post and Greeley whom we
most despiss-men who exert every nerve to fleece
and Cypress the aborer whilst pretending to be his
peculiar friends. Greeley encourages immigration,
Lecause he thinks it cheapens labor aud declares that
immigrants are worth thousand dollars head. This
is bis love for the poor. And the POSTS delighted be-
cause lands are dear at the North and .'free labor
cheaper than slave labor"
The Post has unwittngly enanciaed the most com.
plete and scientific defence Of slavery for as lands
become higher uid scarcer, labor becomes more pcn-
tu and cheaper and competition fercer things must
reach that point when the free aborers condition will
be intolerable. The Post would hurry affairs to he
attainment of this poiut. He is the friend of dear
lands aud cheap abor-the active enemy of free
laborers. He promises that his emigrants to Virgil
MIA will make lands dear and labor cheap here. We
deprecate such stale of things The high price Of
land is the sole, chief cause, and the unerring evi
derce Of the poverty and oppression of the laborng
cluss.
AS a general proposition in countries where all
the lands are appropriated it s irrefu,ably and unde
niaby true, that the laborng class, whether called
hirengs slaves. eest and best situated where
lands are cheapest.
They feel this in New York, although they do no,
fully understand it, aud hence the outcry against land
monopoly, and the movement for land reform.
The editor of the Post had better stick to making
bad rhymes, than meddle with political economy
1t is an edged tool that will cut his fingers every time
he handles it.
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RYTIs GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

-
i,v-UEHEaS toe Governor oil this eomnohWe"n'' t te
w crys: Information on me Isl .as'sm
q the House OF Representatives, ihGt Vacancy
the representation romth state III the ISus'ees
"S nci S.a.cs occa.ioned by the death OF iHohas
| H. v member OF said House tor the ils'EiS' CON-
T. tho rUuu,ies Of MiddlcseS Wes,more!nnd kich
T. .si e.,cx Northumberland, King and Queen, LSness
gloucester, Mathews, James CITY New hea'' 10. D.
w. ,wvs Elizabeth Cuy Northampton aiu Ac'''"' "
-: wa in. City ., Winiam.n"Es: ,.;,
Nv therefore. Henry A WISE. Governor Q. me sa'I
have thought proper 10 direct tne severe.
-.. u III. said Counties and tie Sergeant -l lHe
I-r UtWil!is!assGI., IL Cause an eeSo! - w @
,,s 10 law on tie Tuesday after the aE'' Monday loe'
nr fourth day OF November neSt'to suppytHe 'acan
IS i:oress,t ,.;, o,.,,io, o, tho Cou,,.
cf said counties and city required To meet at
curt hose Of the cou:iy OF Mdd!csex To MAKE ther
+. on the fifteenth day after the said ioGrih Gay oi
cp .adcr .ny hand rs Governor. snd under tue less
sea OF the Commonwealth. al RICHMOND t'is
= 70. tsy y. July u. less, s!d IN ;he is; year o
l.. -,,,s,,pcc,l,b HENRY A. MISE.
sr he Governor GEoRGE w. MuNEoRp. Secretary OF
i.,rr,,rv,,,,h July 2i-ctdc
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INTERESTING TO NATURALISTS.


Will the New York Erening Post inform us what
becomes OF Free Laborers in the winter We see
that the North British RerieT has been vainy puz-
zling its head with this interesting problem in natural
history. The subject is assuming very increased in
erest at the North, where the Post boasts they have
made cheap labor and dear lands and where We know
there is very short allowance of food now, with q
much shorter in prospect, in of disunion. How
and where did those fifty thousand lsborers, who
swar,ned out in the Park, on the first warm day in
April, live without employment, during the winter
Did they hibernate in torpidity like the bear Sink
in the mud like swallows, or hide in old hollow
trees, like bats Or had they migrated South, like
swans They disappear and re-appear as wonderful
ly as our sora. If free laborers take long nap
and live without food during the winter it will make
labor at the North still cheaper when it is fully as
Certaned.
Philosopher Greeley, who loves the poor, as wolves
love lambs, hawks love partrdges, or Conne 'o'e"
Irishmen, who del-tea their purses and experiments
on their persons with as much noncnalance a' Tue
ana,omist dissects corpse; Philosopher Greeley we
think after the first hard frost in November should
wnsh parcel of them in bis baths, and put them to
s.ep for the winter, Just as his mother used to serve
him. 1t would be great saving. And since 1t is as
certained in England and New York, that they eat
very little in the winter, (if anything at ally they
mus. sleep great DEAL and might be coa1ed to sleep
all the while.
Having no employment and no wages, where do
they fnd houses to live in As % to-: story of the
,yorth american, about their "hearths and homes,
svine and e. tree" that frightened us so, have
found out that it is Irregular Roorback." The rich
men, and not the lsborers, own the houses at the
North.
We sympathiss with the sufferings and expressions
of the laborers in the North. They are much the
worthiest portion of such society. Their industry
builds up ts wealth, and theF stawart arms de'eno
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EDMOND ENQUIRER,
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LAND n sUKRY COUNTY I0Ii SALE.

t..
a s intend to leave th.s state Otcr PLEASANT
N HILL, my residence, 10: sale This farm is about
"A miles from the town CT S;thteld 10 miles from Bur
wells Bay, and i2 !rGra Cnrturs wharf on James River
The soil is we'll adapted 10 the growth OF wheat
oas pea nuts, peas. The tract connins 5l acres,
with very good pine and red oak timber and small
portion o cypress. and OF the beautiful apple
orchards In this section The old orchard is good Tor 80
barrels OF brandy and the young orchard will be good
40 in few years, aud besides there peach orchard
various kinds OF fruit Thee orchards valuable Tor
either brandy or vinegar having good variety OF both
early and late apples
portion of The land i, married. and has nuue. o. beds
blue mari about four feet from the sUfs:c which
be dug and thrown with b." Little trouble and short
distance to haul as - beds ce loTntc in dterent parts
ui the fields
The buildings sufficient for large famiIy; the srl,
ling house has seven above with Two large bGsr
smoke houses. two cnrnhous"s st house and she'd mp
Pile mill house and i%o shcd< horse stables. TWO good
framed buldln "a api sheds with brick chimney and sr
vc-a good uS houses tor scrTants II desired would dI
vide lnis tact 10 sui purchasers.
The terms third cash, tho remainder payable
in and two year., with t9o eSoi securities deed
OF the property, the pur5ha,er may choose.
will STAGE t!nt Offer this land for sale for fu't
have wh H. and my only reasonss that nm determined
20 leave Virginia for Southern State II sell my
land will sell every thing il, (save my negroes and
them III .ht keep aud project in dcnucc vi Northern
blood hounds, OF the devil, their nllyD
OTTER my oicr nrm. knO"n ~ ABIGAIL for sH!e. y
in the south W ct i"r Oi this cou"y, ~ the East
part Of Sussex couty. This farm cHr;rs 400 acre,
portion OF II is we'll married; TIC ao Is ndnpicd tn tie
growth of wheat rCn, onts hnd peas There Is
beautiful ycwas Sppe orchsid, and an old orcnSTd
good for Legcral barrels OF brandy and besides good
IcaSL orchard.
The buildings all now, suitable ior smA, family
The dwelling house has ionr and the other build
ngs good smoke !o,se sud sEcd nh"usc kitchen
and stables. cvec in Sussex there nrc several old 2i!d
ngs TG. fHrm about miles from the Petersburg
aua NOrlolk Ruil Road G miles from. Petersburg - inc-
from Csain Point, and ~: i,es from Smthfcld Thrrci5
some very good pine timber und small quantity "t red
OAK viii, urcc; nice second growth pine suitable oI
cc,; weed Thu farm could be divided into two farms OF
about 200 each il desired.
1nc terms siInrI tu those CT Ple"san; Hill.
any further Information concerning chc- ia, .n auy
respect will be promptly attended Ia hy ~ subscrher,
By addressing him NJ Surry Court bose. Va.
These furms located ~ anrtghhurhoo oh cOnvcncno
Methodist and &GYs! Canchcs, "nd ncvcraing Grist
M!n.
A5 .egS,ds the health, believe them TO be healthy ne
any place in either vi the noigbohoodin which they are
located
Where reside would sut Physician as a large scope
country around me is wih0u; one.
PEYTON a, T DELK, OF Surry
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NIONltOE SfkiNt.s rUK .-A,.r.

p.aLN
Il geher with all apPurteusnccs, consisting Of au ;.
ample supply Of Beds, Bedding, Household nnG G&
Kitchen Furniture; also, Crockery, Cutlery, etc The
Springs situated in the Northeastern par, of Monroe
county, Ala in mile OF the Mobile and Grard railroad
ana the distance from Mobile stage line. The
tract belonging the Springs contains $40 OF No.
creek land The growth is hickory white oak red OAK pop
ar sweet gum, mulberry elm holly Spanish OAK with
dergrowth OF stinkbu,h buckeye suinach and other
dergrowth indicating rich soil About l20 of the
above lands Is in high of cultivation, and will pro-
duce 1900 TO 1900 pounds OF cotton the The build
ings good condition, with large and comnodious
Ho;e aud winter residence for o family; aso, TenPu
Alley, Billiard Room and Table, Bath House, two Ball
Rooms Of which s fifty yards distant from the
hotel Also roomy Stables, together with Corn Cribs
Negro Houses etc In fact there is nothing wanting to
make this Of the desirable watering places in the
South the stands in high repute in the
STATE Testimonials oi the fuct be produced II re-
quired
will sell the place the following terms Ten dollars
per fourth cash. the balance in three annual
payments with and approved security or smort'
gage OF the place
Any person Wishing to engage in business of the kind
would do weto examine these Springs as the business
could be commenced without outlay, save for groce
res there ample supply OF things necessary tor
hotel business ANY number OF sheep can be had AT SlO
beet cents, turkeys ut 10 cents chickens at l2i
cents eggs AZ 10 per Dozen butter u; ID cents
For further particulars apply 10 C. F. Haynes, Esq Ga
Office Cahaba, Alabama or myself at the Syringe.
June a-6ln ENGLISH, Trustee.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.

=" LAND FON Sal L.
OFFER for sale my Tract Of Land, containing about
100 lying in the county OF psy vnnin irnmr.
du,ely the line Of the Richmond and Dnnvillc Rail
Road and wit lin four miles of two Depots. The i'm.
provenents consist ut story dwelling house
with i've aud passage, each room having good
dre place The oui.buildngs mostly new, aud arc
sucien, for the purposes OF the slantaion Tue land Is
in of improvement; the larger portion OF the Ill
liable land having been covered part seeded 10 orchard
grass. and part Tmohy, il well adapted TO corn,
wheat and tobacco, lies In section o tho finest 10.
bsccu region in the State is we'll timbcred aud watered
and has 800 of select fruit set within
the Inst three years The situation commands line view
the cars in passing aud capable Of being made
tue beautiful the hue o the road between Rich
lnond and Dauville.
Persons wishing purchase invited inspect the
premises correspond with the subscriber directing
Whitloc> Post Once, Halifax county, Va
Scur l0-ctf WN RISnN
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To the Editors Of the Enquirer:

NEW YORK, Sept. H. 1855.
Genemen:-Be born aud educated IN Mobile,
but now resident of Buffalo, yet am Tenacious OF
my Southern principles, aud have an interest IN "iD:t
prcuIjar institution" otherwise. Allow De 10 say
plainly that the mOst serious obstacles the Den"cE-
cy have to contend with In the rural dlstrics o! ths
North. are some few shareholders visiting rs, and
some Fillmore speakers who ore as thick as srasin"
pers from the South. While addressing poH.cr.
meeting in CortlsHd county few days Since,
I was boldly met In my arguments by
slave owner of sonis fifteen slaves IN your si.Ie
(who married in Virgnial who stated that the 'peo.
ple of Virginia could not have political opinion mat
was humane and just, because her politicians :o7ern"i
her with more than Austrian despotlsm. Sad b"
The evils Of the extension OF slavery hrd no ndvo-
Gates in the breast of true FIrginian. Al ADu'h
was confronted by another FIrginIan-the owner "t
10 slaves-who stated that slavery had degene's'ed
Virginia to fiftl-rate State; Whereas had she been
free State she would have been the foremost one ~
the Clion and fha, it che were To enaDcIpsts her
slaves 10 day, in five year,, by the emgrei!"G ot
Yankee farmers the value of ths whole State w"ui
he enhanced four fold" | said to hun "why don
YOU have courage enough 10 say so among Your own
people" He replied "Why, a few p"tci.mr gov
.rn us. and would be expelled from the Srnre.'i
Fillmore meeting III Buffalo was held s"n.et tf
weeks since, aud a Southern lawyer from DntVu
Rouge boldly proclaimed ''that the repeal "i tbe
Missouri Compromise Was not asked tor ny IN" o-ohi
the boon teudered 10 tben by Nor'hefn
Benedict Aruolds. for Southern iavortLpMEt d. i'eF
they are to the constituents my betrayed.
A Mr.. Perrin, from T-nnessee, also .a','' "oouta
Carolina thinks Of governing dhd nl'tsHhR 10
Southern cuniederacy, aud that .he InoiopOs's
all III. chvalry and intelligence OF the souhi but.
thank God the growing Southwest will not suptcn,p
her excessive arrogance !" A lawyer from Kentucky
al.o said Archson boasts that he will be President
,f a Southern confederacy IN less than ten jes.e-
We'll, he may be-but not over Kentucky. She has
too much pride-she cannot think of mau u .rcn
low aud infamous character but with sc"ra. Ken
tucky will be aud prosperou. State in less Ihsu
thirty years"
could give you numerous other quotations equal
" repreheusible and which assist the cause OF tro'
monsm nore than all things else combined. Spw,
is the duty of Southern journals to put the Seal ct
disapprobation ON such persona and keep them Y
suhjecon, before it s too late.
Nv. publish the above letter to show to The peoFie
of the South, how Southern Fillmore speakers, 10
the Northern States, miSreprssen: and vl!''!y Tue
South, for the sake of making capitai for tae'e
anti-Nebraska candidate. Does not such conare'
deserve the severest eprobationl-En9uTeT.!
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HARLEY WITu0TT HE1NDS -;


1T is "arcty of barley has been discovered
L il ,hc guches Of the Imnayun MOuntnins entirely
free from those annoying and poisonous boards attached
10 all our COMMON varieties.
The undersigned obtained grains u: this re- IA ctY
years aGo and being much pleased tr is gcaeya
Appearance and productiveness LAS 9saSri ram. 10
multiply this email quantity Rs tss % tee SEausha!s aud
other birds would allow.
Its merits for s,:ins mailing have not heen tested
AMI the rau;ty is email to sGuander i'll that way
win eTery tiiler OF the soil who snnxinus to have
few grnins doubling it will prove valuable Hcqui.
-itiou have sufficient however to furnish nil persons
interested who will be likely 10 zee this notice, with one
head egch containing 80 tn 60 grains Send your nd.
dress stsrnpcd envelope and will cuclosc head
and send Sack by return mail, with printed instructions
TO- cultvatng in way insure large from asal
quantity of seed Should TINS variety be found 10
answer all the purpoees Of the common barley, ..w
years viii suffice to drive the BARLEY R-arGs' ro.::
the country.
should any person desire more ttan ths head will
send package of 700 &c So grain securely envelopcd
by mail post paid &C. IS cts, accompanied with few
heads 10 proTe the Mct Of its being beardlcss.
adireos l. w. BRIGGS,
West Macedun, Wayue 90 N Y