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OUR BEST FRIEVD ~

The wing says Fillmore is, and ias always been
the best friend" ot the Sou;n Now We apprecis 6
the wisdom Of the proverb, save lis from our friends
If Fillmore DO the best friend oc nc South, it under
mortgage TO the de" The old ucronp!ice Of Gid
dngs, Hale aud Ada'ns-'e advocate OF abolition in
the District of Columbia, the vndictiye opponent nt
slavery extension-hi!e in Congress the uniform nnd
ardent supporter OF every measure Of aggression up
on the Soul-thc maE who pa;ronized the Operations
OF the underground railroad by pardoning a couple
of infamous kdnapperS and who still protests against
the REPEAL ri the Missouri resric;ion-tSiS Is tie best
jrHRd Of The SOuth
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ny TiiE GGITEN0K OF nik"iHA

4 PAW NI..iHH itS-'',
.-,,u,T IN a,y.u- been received by the sNcru
Z t,tE0KjiE HELLFHiCIi did Oh :ar l";' 'a!
'ns ~, \: .. :.eur Tie Herm'a;% IN he c%u"s
.: .: @ I'Hr,l,c shoot GO,;ivjed FricS, w&''' '"
i!r"'''y - gIicx call. 10 lis death. aud appear
= ".'I E sad ,is.:.c lie! :rlc has lied from jS:ies
o~ so"s large % th".ss;s 1sFsgy sy pason. %.5
.,i OF 6ar hundred doi!GTs 10 any peso! .r.r hin,
sr-., he said George !r!!i !ca ana at's. u
~; o. ;he county o. !ento and do loT'oxT ';,!
-. ssd request IT," pe""ie sunra 10 ase sI.,ct s tbs,
t..::. - ~ procure the al ~ o' 'He '"''
- rsv oc brought 70 I1s'!ce. .,.3., ,;~s Lea.
G.ta uGIer my hs,i Gov'rno ana Tn"sI n,'i mi.
.,r Saa Gi tla Cor:&oE wealth. az i'''N''''' '''''
-. ia! VI '-''' HENRY A. WISE
By,.. vernor: Gxo,aE W. HrSrakn' Secretary 'i
:.r Colnr.0a@o@!ia. . L.,.r,o, ,, ard an vcsr.
ue-s 49,. or 70 Ir.ac mig weighs about ioJ
~ ir!,; har grey eYss fair complexion, peculiar
r,.t e-; Instead .: hollow Eaiae' taihess' "s d.
,rs : ,,Ir !!s :, whcc!wr!Sa; oy trado.
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VALUABLE LAND ~ TnE CHuNri Oh

INTENDING to remove my family to another county,
u this ia shall SELL at public auction, on Tuesday thr
i OF lu!y neyt. my plantation in Goorhlaud county, Il
is ..uHcd the west fork ot cknghoe creek, and nd
jo:u, The lands Of Walker D. Leake, Martin James and
Others
The said of land contains 1fG! acres or there
ubou,s About a7l acres very heavily umbered most
OF the remainder (Which contains 10 OF creek aatS
Is in good OF cultivation being well adapted 10 the
ususl crops grown in tnis part ot the country.
The dwelling house is quite commod,ous, and ts In II
beautiful 6cal,hy situnon heiug, ALSO convcn ent to
rell.;ou. and educational privileges Besides the dwell
u house. the farm houses uEe on the place, such as
negro hovEcs, harm, stable, tobacco houses. DC.
Terms Quo third cash. the remainder OF ;he purchase
money to remain in the purchasers hands for sever"
years and perhaps longer secured by deed OF trust Oh
tue land with interest paid annually from day OF sale
The title TO this land is undispu,cd
Persons wishing par lhasO cen obtain farther inior'
by application to tue subscriber either personally
Msv Si-cayy ANN F. COLES.
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FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR

ETAVING removed 10 Richmond, offer for sale, my
HI Farm lying r the county o: Charles City. to ..
mile. from the james Rirer and ~ miles from the city Of
Richmond and containing $40 about uit cleAr
cd producing welt and rapidly improving, urder the use
a.. ncec 4s..y out lorsGs reariy Also excellent
.is.dep asd orsEari The Farm coalt lie very conve-
nrnIly di ed ntotwo ono containing 800 and the other
2iU acre. Persons wishins to purchase Farm in the
productive aud rapidly Improving portion Of Virginia
would we'll 10 examine this property, as disposed
10 sell on libcrsl and accommodating terms.
Tao my brother living adjoining will show
the Farm any wishing 10 purchase
Address DR. y 4. CRENSHAW.
lane g--c,f Box No 37i, Richmond, Va.
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THE VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT

THE VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONC MEN L.
Mr.. Crawford: the American Sculptor, was 10 sail
in The steamer Futon, from Havre ths I'd July,
and will arrive in New FORK nbuu; this time AT the
end Of the month be will visit Richmond, to close
contract for the four remaining pedestrian sfatues on
the Monument. The equestrian statue OF ashiEg
ton we may expect 10 arrive i'll Richmond la'e III TIE
autumn 1t all events in time Iupe, To be iiahg'''
rated ON the 2,d February Tex!. IL will be securely
n,pced in box ~ feet high Is feet long, and feet
u vds-uud will weigh 1000 pounds. Mr.. Crawford
,.r;ts tie, highest cunne:L.;:ol for the energy and
, run;Jitv with which he has completed this grand
york OF ar. und spepIid triumph OF American ge'
nius.
Will, on .h,s ,anieu;, il is with special g.atua.
,;on ta; We -gpu5iisn il. :ui ;le following charac
,e,;.r;, etfs;ou oi 10. Hew York Tribune. We shall
n, wsste words refu;e t!;e grvss and Sian
dsrous statements of the Irbune-because, however
clearly the truth may DC pointed out to him, the crea
ture will still return TO his dirty work." We pub.
l;sh the TTbune's article itself as the strongest
| rsfutation Of its own malignant abuse OF the
Commonwealth Of Virginia. The bitterest haieI
aud trsducer OF Virginia is compelled to acknow'
ledge the mOrtfyng fact that Old Virginia naf
successfully commsuced, and will in SNORT ''ii's
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE PLANTATION IN GREENS.
WILLIE COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
n OFFER for sale privately my plantation, formerly
known Cununghams in the upper part OF Greens
willie county nine miles of JarrHtts Depot on the
petersburg and Weldon Rail Road and east OF the
Brun. wick Plank Road The contains 1850 ncres
Of which OO entirely fresh heing recently cleared
and hi.hly productive; 400 Of virgin soil ana
original growth and the in second growth timber
The generally considered the best and most vaua
BILE in the county Of the richness and produc
,vcness of its coil which is highly udupted to Corn
Wheat Tobacco SC.
The improvements consisting Of a Dwelling House
vcrs.cr House. and a necessary houses, are entirely
new having been erected within the last two or three
year. and aso the fences The tract situated In
telE,euce hospitality mud morality offers every induce
nent 10 those wishing to purchase good land iu good
ne.hsorhood aud onvsnien to market II the size be
Objectionable will sell the land in divided tracts suit
purchasers. Address -
C. +. MAUrIN, Poplar Mount.
Iunn lQ-clm lireenAYille county Yiryinn
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Col. Withers, the mayor, and John T. Taylor, the
city attorney Of Mobile, have both resigned. Col.
Withers says he was elected by the American party
and considers unjust longer hold the office, rs ne
cannot support his partys presidential nominees IN
consequence of the action of the Philadelphia conven
tiou of February, in relation to the celebrated l'th
section of the old platform,
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fIDAXAWAY rom tic su3:cIIb"r o" FF'aay, ,Ie Ya ~
l "a Norcu,b.: negro BOY oy ice lame oi rh!LEif
,I,. = v,..s :: age rye Tee; three or tour
.:e, :,,h her ,Gck So: about ." color OF aSlh:e.
es- :u ,sc, al, ere eyes Aas hah ot ro!hs ms
,r, .5.. IA l. . .: I4u-... wic i19. very wG!'c NJ
80 ,,., j. I.tlc inclined 20 s%ss5cr and cfas HIS
-, i,a ......:. i a carpenter - trade WAS porn
M rsisnd - K! Ln.,. >s: a..a. tad ~. pens. !'s "
.ss, i've WY :ut.hrn pace ..,
viii ,!7e I!c a.Jst rcTSe. gc his appreciation and
i " ,.,b;n Z. COLBERT.
\ -; Scy.Bern. =. G.
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sCILLMU!tE EOR SALE.

OFFER for aIlo the Farm which reside,
Il containing SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES 1t is one
o. the he. improved iarms in the county OF Cuiperer
the BUILDINGS are new, convenient aai handsome II
lies within Fix miles Of the Ornnse and Alexandria Rail
roGd aud within three o the Plank road 10 fredrrcks
burg Ike present crop o.! wheat will amount 10 about
500 bushels nm willing to take part or the pho't
amount in servants which want Tor my ccR use.
Ny Depo and pos,.once IS Brandy Station, Culpepe'
County, Va.
Juif 4-c4w JEREMIAH MORTON.
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Ii,EnNTY DOLLAKS REWARD.

fYls e,3rr ~! te paid tur l!e apprehension
AID :every ne II some "l! IL mo S'sfe 30
. ,e, Linn srsi,,, Of ny sls@e L.NSGY rurchlcrd
;..-y IL Richmond las: winter. Of Nr Cicnoeniu lie
VI. raised IN hscemIri- and nrs vile IN The county oi
B.c,.nci.u lie doubtless lurking about chmond or
ts gone - Abca.ar.- BuCa!ars:'. c: may pGooeo.y
lie ,1ln. 20 su. his way 10 Rt.ae STATE.
u2sculsr urj well formed std about !oyes:s o; age
49, ''' 49, IAHsS Il. Cos,
r-jI Is,,, w,,,zprocx P o., Ch,ster;e!d Co
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VALUABLE FARM AND MILLING PROPER
TY FOR SALE

WILL sell privately my Farm tChambers Mills) con
4 tauiug 6oO acres OF land, with good Dwelling aud
Store House and all necessary outhousce aud large
Manufacturing Mill aud Saw Mil situated IN the county
OF Buckushsm Slate River, % naygsble strean,) {
miles east the Court House. and u miles from James
River $50 acres are cleared, and the balance in wood
land well ,mbered |, is 6ue stand for merchandising,
and the Mile with the store and dwelling can be sold
| sopsra,ey rom ID. Fsrln il purchssers desire it,
| FERNS accommodating. Address the subscriber st
| Chnnbcrs Mills, p o., Buckingham County, Va
| Imneo,-c,f GEORGE CHAMBERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-15
IvIR1:TSTA,-At Supreme Cuurt OF AIiD..S tSl!
- an.;-snr- On The Ilth daY Of sspten:bcr. ls5o

y-IRGINTA.-At Supreme Cuue, OF AspD..s. EAS.i
Al Leeisaurg on the ilth day OF septeniDeE' is'o
04.red that the annual otthe Supreme Coc1 of
so,4s 70 be held at Lcwi,barg shall hereafter com
renee on me Ch day OF July, aud that the clerk, "hen
lu ,aeN :a- srgun.e! docket oil tie causes ,ea
s. 10, hean- team, suau araase :ao oiTe
Ell. Circuits aEn :ae Jurisdiction Of this Court IN TIC io'
lowiu, and all assign to each the following num-
Der ofdayS 20 W.: ,,, ,, =;
.fh C:cu-l:udson, Judse-rom 10th to l4'h July In
srsiso ,, ~, =;
!;a c!reui:-Fu.,o, JudserG'n i5h 10 9eth !r'y' IN
eC-irc - A.,
;h circ:-iiopkins, Judge-from 9th July 10 lot Aa
g.. Inclusive. ,,, ,,.,
..t Circui,-summerI, Judse-fromad ad to l4'n August
.-ca.ITe s, . ,,,L A.,
!5:a C!rc4i,-Edn,:.on, Judge-from 18th 10 l"a au
El'. Inclusive e,s.. ., or,
In lrcuit-L T. Thompson, Judge-from 18th TO 2''n
.:a Craui,-Kerney Judse-froui :6,h to 2sth August
;3:a Crcui.-parker, Judge-2eth and oo:h August In
!Sh Cireui,-Baey Judse-from 3lst August 70 ID sep
Sta cireuit--G W Thompcor, Jldgc--frou: 4th 70 Oh
September, inclusive
..mCucui:-Camden, Judge-9,h and 10th September
srasYe Copy-Teste. rrr c,,
iaucY-crl5th July JOHN A. NORTH, C!ere
sTThe Whiy will insert twice week till 18th July
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-,,,.;, ~: [niSED DOJI,RS NEWARD.

y,-a., nv residerce in New Kent coun'S, on
Ia h, rS.- o Ysv !as;, Negro Man uuned ACiill.-
- So: zero !. Il ginger brend color. OF medium
-. t:.a r~.ssI extending well back OIL the heao'
..,, s-!. I'm vi-age about b or iO years OF age
80. ,.s...r- cc,..renance, smiles when spoken 10;
y., in :on: ,nrus little decrycd. He has wnc IN
r,yr- qu: y, no. living in Richmond VIII gre inc
A., .-..i ! ,nsH o., OF tis S,stc. snc TWEEN !
SIS -Di ,ES :; ,.ca 10 t.l SIaic, tae sGrstsi s.,
-"' I -, "'' s Gew' Kent.
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STaTI: ELECTIONS,

On the frs: Monday in AusG-t, eiea';nas viii be
hyId in the States y: Kentucky Arkansas, Texas, Mis-
sori aud loss. az! The ;:s faa-sdHy oi A.. as:,
!, North Ct-o,ims. o. the t.rst Mundny OF October,
in Georgia and Florida, md on the second Tuesday
of October, in PenEsy lvania, OHIO, aud Indiana.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-15

Our ne!:hbor IS encouraged by the course Of the
Wings Of Kentucky. Well, what have these gentle.
men done for Fillmore At their recent Convention
in Lexington, ty avote %; S.cn co.niieS a.,gi4st Or
they r"l'udatcd resolution expressing confidence
in Fillmore, and declaring him rs worthy of their
supper, as i'll lsis. Truly, the IiEig is thankful for
small favurs blessed are they who expec, nothing
fur they shall not be disappointed.
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INTERESTING TO FARMERS.
|iOYLE'S PATINT GRAIN CLEASER.-CTHlRTEEH
PREauUM5i .

V,HE DOUBLE scREEN!NG SEPARATOR has add. q,
ed 10 ;s liz, Of premiums the FIRST premium Of tae
Nsa!a Agricultural Fair Aao At pe;erdours trcdoTeks
.r; Abingdon uni q, the East Tenuessee Agricultural
Fs.; held a. Knoxville. Ths improved FAN was patent
u Ap: .Orh s52, and has become very popular wnere
r: is known, proving By lis utility 10 expediiiousy
:1w in u.e Those in want Of good FAN worlido wen
l call u; DOYLES Shop in Stauu;on, or a. Do Lh q
ELLiNGERs in Fredericksburg, Va, and examine ior
ssssclvts.
!ae.s inp-oyed Fans will be furnished at any point
sn sy n,ies of the Shops and fnithr bT kril foau
..ss.uisca
Comm -nc4;:ons addressed 10 he u.icrsSneu az
P:e3e.icksburr, Va vii, be promptly attcnAed 10
Iucs .l-c3,n DOSl + e. SULLlSGER.
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

INT TsIWVIN u INT 7.Uy"VTT'
GIoUCr>rEE CoUSrv, sth july, ISi"
Gentlemen: A meeting of the Democratic parry
this county WAS held II. our Court House to-day
which recommended that Convention of the Dem"
cratic party Of this Congressional District b" held a
Mathews Court House, IN Wednesday, the 3G'h i"~'
to nominate candidate for Congress-in which tr.
respectfully Request, the concurrence and co"peg,,to
Of the other counties composing the District.
As the proceedings Of the meeting cannot be IN
rleG.tely made ou, for publication this Is sen; ~ i
the request that you give it early insertion, =" tin
the rest of the counties may take corresponding n'
linn MEMRER OF THE MEETING.
rs. Examiner REQUESTED 10 cnnY.
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NOTICE

u,uP orr rsgro n;.p name DAVID sometimes called
1 i CROCKETT, CHARLES, LEWIS AID H. EE Taa ray
wy ae 27h oc,obe lss are yss .; large nee u "a
,.,r ana 6ailv Disnatch which will give description oi
aid negroes We will give additional re~Ird OF tif
II DOLLARS for the delivery OF either OF Lem % u.s.
odse il 1a "heiewe can set vs1,,;u tIsG!, oi
'N = 80 ~. Wv JONES e. SLATER
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MR.. rGECKINRlDGE OF THE pEpCBLi

LorisyiLLE, July ll.-Mr. Breckenridge we s'~e
uatled at tie Galt House last night and ma!- or:"t
speech, in whc!i he said he regarded the R-pubca!
aud Democratic parties TN. two great conflicting
parties of the counry, and strongly denounce- ta'
R.Dub,icans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-15

BALTIMORE, July l2.-Flour is steady; 'n!es al
s6 IS. Wheat is firm sales Of white at 81 6O;o ~
red 81 50 to 81 TO- Corn is scents better sa."' q;
white at 6i to 66c yellow 81 10 b2c
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Cr,So SypHRCEDED.

E'.s sEEN.RSIGNsD loca,cd a, Fisho-svillr, Angus
d vE IN 'PStru parned d ON the the @ most
iaoascn plaa containing more Of its original
!asa Gny o:hcr Lime burned in the State ana
Ss.Sed aads cheaper 'hnn he hos heretofore had an
s nac. Of "s,@E ssIpaSe % asTe. on IKE cars
IGACSrlc LINE Mt One shilling per bushel when used
r agriculture; purposes The ibcTa!i:y OF the Vrsia
Eectt4 R,:i RJSd Company has 40 much reduced he
"sh ca TUE tt;c'e ne 10 enable all TO use hat thng
sHenss vixen compared with Guano All must and will
WINK :hst whe the one 10 only TEMPORARY, the other Is
'rERHASrS- !mprovcr OF the soil.
for agriculture! pg-poses Is thiowH!n tue cara loose
FoS Zoe farmer the cost OF barrcling. Tothe Mechanic
can nddca;iy recommend Lime as being equal
senga. y!e!i ana whi,enes5 10 any in the world Our
me pu, up in Ts,ce full size and warranted Mt 20
a pc! iic.cc at the kins II equal why not use II IN
reference 70 Yanke. lin,o1
..ss o. shersGs o Lime by the Virginia Ceairal Rail
al Company per Ch. Load CT S TonJ loose Or IN ba'-
n.' richmond s9 A;lre's, els Peaks. Hanover Court
use sni Wickh.ms, SO, Junction, Sl5; Huelets.
'os and AndersoLs, SIS Frederick Hail. Buulpas and
''Ssr Dam. S3 oai'a Court House aud Tclersyillc.
. !.evllians SIC: !io-don,,iue, Linissy. and Cod
"a 50 kcswirk hnd slaiwr s.; Charlottesville,
- =; "oodsLe 2!osei."s IL a:sa G,. cuvopd TAn.
AGI.NTs,
~ MINOR & BROS Tor Albcmarla county
". IL mann, GIrdOasve, md the Depot Agents from
' :" Richmond arc orr authorized agents to receive
''9eys Tor lni.
III ErTLER & co, of Richmond for that place.
- !e!y &C III 9th DC, BROWN 4 NORRIS
n -
4 tn@iNlA- IN CEAECERi-at Rules holden IN
tae Gers "fc" of Ii. Circuit Court of Caroline
!,rss On = cNS2nd"y, tic 7th day Of July. ls5G:
. Ascu.s "
.aq ME- "'a"" Th9nss i'ps'ey aud Mory A. lis wife
Tae ob,...,. DC!t..
Count c. i's si; i 10 set usidc dec: ee Of tho
.y.::.. y. fo'a", i:rou.cci in the o: Ma
- dtcr..,a. ~ e'f otac:s o. tCs lh day u Ju!
the proc..I tee # .II s:.k ~ laid and aiio,t,n.
ad suit lud "a!ous toe plaintiffs and defendants
au.e that the df envsng beeu made md f!cd in ,is
vito sre nou.r.'s W., Itsa's Thomas Lnpsey. and My l.
aaah s liter sI;a dsa DO appear here within one
asces4ry 10 oi hi. notice and do what
Il A CoryNT......aa ,...a Interests in this suit.
y July l2-cwIw cr,
~--- GEO. X TAYLOR Clerk
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NEW YORK, July l2.-Fiour hes declined; .a!e7
Of State brands ut 50 50, Obi" 81 10. Southern $ g.
Wheat i,.to 3 cents lower. Corn is 20 c.-t2
higher. Stocks are dull Flrglnlas 93f.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-15

HARTFORD, July IL Hazards Powder III =
at Enfield, blew up this morning Three men Wore
fatally injured.
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GEO. X. TAYLOR, Clerk.

IN bsiit-Ffi!ne New Flour sor ,o,c in barrels Or
"''' ''''e''' nude from new White Wheat Apply
!sly l2-H. J. B BRAGG,
Basin Bauk.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

By RITCHIE, PRYOR Il DUNNAvANT.
WM 7. RlTCHlE Il ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-15

The vote of the district tnksn a, This h,rr ~.
would hurI him from his seat by a thnusnnt mA,
jorliy. The Democracy of this Conyre,sinr..l U..
,rct burn TO wipe ont the foul stain on mir one.
bright escutcheon, and wipe it out they will A. surely
~ the election day rolls around and tbrt cl.r and
nasterly. They determined tha, il .k.!i. ,..rn
said that This is the only Know Norhirg p ,,r.t
IN the State. We have felt, rs did the r.s:r.;,; rn,t
once altered in the grand army ct Sapoe,u Eou..
parte, when he ordered inscribed on their hsi urrs
no longer of the army OF l'av." and a. Ghev, vr
feel the clagrin and are determined IN rn;r.v. ~
characters and never will we rest, until. ike t..v w
retrieve our characters and win back motto, go;
the army ot Italy Oar motto mus; b. r"e'p:,!
'Of the Old Guard of Virginia Democracy" w!!inh
never taltered. Our next representative in Copgrc,s
shall bear that motto. Then to the breach, a.
friends, once more shall be our battle cry ari IN
be the cry OF every Virginia Democrat. WRIT \
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-15

w. ! H.SNR & BROS tor AlbcmaTlo county
-, H. mann, GJrdOasvlr, R7d the Depot a.rnis from
''3ers for lime.
~. !. EtTLER & CO, Of Richmond, for that placc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22

That is right, my toy. said the merchant
snirc ayjro>in.l, upon the tri.ht face Of bi.
li'I- u op tov liz had brought him dollar
that Law amongst the dust and paper OF the
.w,rpin.s That is right he said again.
ALWAYS be honest--it is the best policy.
Should YOU say that = asked the boy
trn.iLy.
should I say what ?-tlat honesty is the
best policy? Why. its a time honored old
saving Don't know about the elevatine
Tendency of the thing. The spirit is rather
narrow II! allow.
so grandmother taught me- replied the
boy. She said we should do right because
Godapproy-d it, withou. thinking what man
would say.
The merchant turned abruptly toward the
desk. and tie thoughtful faced little lad re.
snmed his duties.
In the course Of the morning rich ant
Influential citizen called into the store Will,
conversng, he said, have no children Of
nv own, aud fear to adopt one. My ex
rcrience is, that boy of twelve (Which is the
age should prefer. )s fixed in his habits, ant
it they are bad
Stop said the merchant do YOU see tina
la1 yonder?'
with that noble brow yes, what of him:
lie is rclnarkabe-'
Yes, yes,-that is what everybody tells
me who have boys to dispose Of No doub,
he'll do well enough before your face. I've
tried good many and have been deceived
more than once.
i was soing to say replied The merchant,
calmly, that he is remarkable for principle
Never did know him to deviate from the
right, sir-never lie would restore a pin.
Indeed he's little too honest for nv employ
lie points ont the flaws on the geo Is, and
cannot teach him prudence in that respect.
Common prudence. YOU know, isis common
common prudence -ahem"
The stranger made assent, and the mer-
chant hurried on to say
lie WAS parish orphan, taken by an old
woman out OF pity, WHEN yet babe. Poverty
has been his lot-no doubt he has suffered
from hunger and cold uncountcd times Ills
hand, have been frozen-SO have his feet
SIR, that 10y would have died rather than
have been dishonest. can't account for it,
upon my word can't
Have YOU any claim upon him?
No, he least in the world, except what
common benevoIence oilers Indeed, the boy
is entirel, too good for me-
Then | will adopt him and ifl have
found one honest boy, thank God.'
This little fellow rode home in a carriage.
and was ushercd into a luxurious home: aud
he who sat shlvering in cold corner, listen.
othe words OF a poor, pIon> old creature who
had been taught of the Spirit. berame one of
the best and greatest divincs that England
ever produced Them tha, honor Ne, will
honor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22
STATE OF VERMONT.

- Cac'.olIIa District. SIS.
The Probate Court for the District Of Cae.louj,
10 all persons interested! in the estate OF Joel NJ
wood. late of Kirby, in sald sirc: deceased, in,
teStatc
'ALNIN WOOD, Administrator of said estate
~ represents to said court by his petition in writ
ing, that the SAID deceient was at the time Of hi
Icath the owner ofcer.ain real estate to wit aout
forty two acres OF land with buildings thereon. ST
Mitcd IN Newark. iii said district, being Lot No. 81
William b'odEetI original proprietor: that said in
tc-tate was also the owner Of personal estate con
si>tnSot farm stock farming tools AM. other mi.
cel,icou> effects. That the sad personal estate is
not >l'iicenf III value 10 pay the debts due from
said deceased and the charges Of administration.
tina, the safe Of part or the whole OF sai,. real e>
tate Is necessary i'r that lurp-c and that bart
OF >aIdreal estate cannot be sold without il lry To
those interested IA the remain Ter. And sad AL
n'Inistral"r has niae application for license and au
III ry 10 sell thc wIO.e OF said real estate lucIud
ing the rever>ion OF the wi lows dover therein our
stunt I" TIE provisions OF the statute in that cllat
SAID application VIII he heard and decided by said
court Il, the Probate Office III st Jol.>.ury IA said
di>;riCt. on the 26'h day OF November next
OF are therefore hereby notified 10 Appear before
said court. at the time and place aforesaid and OH
lctt, vIu see cause, othe granting oi SAID ceil>c
Dated al DaiIvillc the 3ttli d.v Of October. \ ID
1906. CHAS. 5. DANA. Judge Of Probate.