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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-18
From the Charleston Mercury

The last number OF this sterling Journal announces
the retirement Of it's veteran editor, Mr. No'G-Nn,
who established il and hns conducted II, with dis
tIngushed ability. tor thirty three years lh- Demo
crat hiss been one of the unst cohsletept, aGr ana
faithful organs OF Sou,heru opiGioa; aud, IN paE''mS
with Mr.. Woodson, feel a. II We were say!nS
farewell to an old and hon"red friend.
Mr. j. Withers Clay succeeds Mr.. Woodscn: IN
the control and management Of the Democrat. M
Clay is the son OF Hon. G. &. Clay the former Gov
ernor and L. 5. Senator Uf Alabama. and The y"ul&
brother of the present ir' N MAJ
State. The strain is excellent, and We canroi DOUBT
from the evidence nj blood, that Mr.. Clay wiil m""o
the Democrat all that Southern iou"un should 49,
Ii my ASSURANCE ot this wanting, !: "'uio %
supplied iu the following extract iiUm MS t!HFiSi
address:
"I am - States X ghts Democrat. trd'T M W w
cf our Federal syst-lE, the Grncrh! EnT"'h'o'"' 10
but the creature ot the States. wuic.I ar" 90 'S'h
sovereign i:- and the cannot IN The s'rS IT.
ure of things, be equal the crr-'"r- And h"hI'.
except 20 ,ar Gs the Fedora. Constitution .Hp''ry
coners sovereign powers on The Genera! GovrrnnIro:
the sovereignty Of each SLate is supreme within Ia
own borders. II, therefore, the General Gown
en should exercise powers not granted, 10 the nju'
ry of aStare or tending TO degrade her from .quh!'.
ly with her sister States, it would be the r&h ana
the duty of that State lin the language ot the C"':
gia Platiorm SO resist even to di-rup;l"n ~ every
tie that binds her to the Union My motto, ih-i"'
fore. IT, Equality for the South in the Cnion or lde
peDdeuce out of IL. "
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TtJI, VICTORY

We congratulate the Democratic party. the South
and the country that the Union is saved. The VIC
tory IL thorough aud complete Under ordinary CIR
cumstanres, when the machinery Of government
moves smoothly aud without danger OF o6-trTcti"n;
ysheu the sky il clear and the ocean calm, there Is
little disposition the part of the people to turn
aside from their various everyday avocatlons' pom
der upon potcs With sense OF security IN the
principles and genius OF the government the pTedo
mjnance of party is not matter ot much moment.
But when storm clouds loom up, and the sea Is rou'
bled when mutinous murinurs are heard, ana Inc
ship OF State is endangered BY the controversies ot
her crew; il is then that every man who Is palriol,
deems il his duty 10 enquire into the cause And this
:. among the many beauties of Republican govern
ment. The politicians are allowed 10 Work the wires
ss long rs all is well, but upon the slightest symp
toms of danger. the people who are vlrfuous ana
yGnf; III. great power in our great couhiry; ths
mower behind the throne, epraks out in thunder
ZONES: the artzan pauses upon his work and de-
votes au hour to consideration of the condition CT
hi- country; the farmer philosophers over his plough
share and wonders il that implement "t peace shs'
be converted into engine 0 war and tiic student
buried i'm books thar tell him of the irnes and fol-
lies of men, and the revolutions Of nations III the
oden ;;Inc looks up aud leans upon his desk III qaet
contamination of the dangers chroniced III The daily
records Of tho tme-; it is thus that there Is consen
taneous sentiment among the people OF free coun.
Try like ours, when danger arises. And such an era
in the existence of the American Union, we have just
passed through. A problem has been solved which
the people aune land not the politlcdus could solve
II WAS gloriously solved the I of this month, by
the success Of the Democratic party; party with
which PATRIOT might feel justly proud TO be con-
nected Whether lis past history Or ts present posi-
ton be- considered, alone will be found to possess
the principles requisite 10 maintain, IN a It's purity
the Tree constitutional government bcqueathed to US
by our fathers. The history OF the American people
is the history of the Democratic party, and the day
that nesses its dissolution, will witness also the
destruction OF the Constitution and Union OF these
Siates-lLynchburc R,JublicGR.
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VOLUME LII.
.,cuMOND ENQUIRER.
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yALTABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
T0n nIyEH LAND EnR SAIL

YORK RIVER LAND FUR SALh s,,. ,c
TIME fine estate lying upon urk RIVER rn ISiC Wv ia
III Virginia known by the name OF CAR AlOs3S H. M
offered for sale In fertility soil il Is eNce"e" U.
other land on the river and lis position n'o"r with
make valuable il it mere land ohhk' rnnnia
in i've miles Of the City OF WilamSourS' 'n'' o''
capital OF the State. ,h,ch ,nust
rne Richmond and York River Rail Road, "ur ~, ,nnre
be completed in eighteen months or TWO ,u,ulc,ed
than twelve miles above it. When shall ;ent o coun
all the traveliron Williamsburg ana tue ,anr c;,irs
NV ,o Rirhnond and the different Bay ana a'an. So $50
must of necessitv emha. on board thc on ,,e
Point upon this estate; for this IL 'ne 49, suf
river above Yorktown where the ;rtfr -, wharf
nriaptlv near the shore 10 justify the ui'us pun VI "; -;
"eient'S "a ~ ~ ,",,srs can come. The owner oi this
onar,y nus, then enjoy monopoly oi nue VI o'ase',
runninr from Williamsburg, the piCn's VI ,m,a,c
fall short of 81 900 per annuii' pes:ues , ,, nrr
-. ,on,I.d by any others on the southsiuc vi tAe
- fnr ,he reason tina. these flats lie between "o "
-, .ress one OF which at the Hood, the o'"e ~ 'iie
ebb ude pours sutcient qaaut! Vi ni h ~. v.fcr,
them, 10 dilute 'ne ee" "o''' SNe'
The estate contains 233 acres, by survey sna .nels
are sufficient deposits Of sys,er crackinSs on H. ,h
Induns 10 cover the whole two or three inches III er'
The value of this as q manure, 10 well known ue Sot
admirable adaped gardening ru raising anu ," h m
purposes When the rail road shall be conpieeu @ La
ci;y OF sending early vegetables irults, N' ,n,
emf large Atlantic and Bay cities through inc ste
thar will touch daily, II hourly, at Ferry fon'' W"
cause the whole estate TO be devoted 10 'ese'aoe0 "
fruits. -. -.,,,,,,,;or u,
dividing !, into lots and disposing of them ut great "a
| vantage upon the cost 20 HIM. 49, ,h,
Tu crown the whole there must be at least ten th9n
sand dollars worth Of valuable pine lumber ana "h
osk and p timber OIL land aud saw mill on the Nd
| ipi: ing estate. ~ . r.
Ferry Puin; vii! also be most eligible position lor
br oi private entertainment and country retail store
! Refer to Sr GEORGE PEAcHY, Richmond, or
THOMAS GRIFFIN PEAClif, JR:
| Ne. o2--c5w OF Wliumshurr, Va
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GOV. WISE, OF VIRGINIA.

Among the distinguished statesmen of our country
who have p- some years past received large snare
of Black Republican caunny, the gentleman "hoSe
name is at the head of this paragraph, has oeen Be-
been more bitterly derouGced or INSCRIPTIONS
" masned Blling-gntr has been exhausted III tn the
interruptions efforts to disparage one VINO mas 90, s
tained the proud appellaon of the Lion heart ana
Eagle Eye His has become terror 10 U.il a1'
the abolition traitors, from Horace Sreee! ~ ,n u.
liam n seward If his life be spared he will add to
A lar number of the Richmond Enquirer has An
article in relation to Governor Wise, from when We
make the following extract:
"In another column of our paper OF this morning,
orr readers will find the celebrated letter OF this gen.
tleman, written previous TO the late election to the
people of Henderson North Carolina ltdisp!ays his
usual viyor and ability Pennsy'paHtdH.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

PNUCLAMH
INFORMATION having been received by the Execu.
II tive, that WINTER r. SMlTHER did, on the mig
Of the h instant in the county Essex murder James H.
Clark of said county and going at large therefore
do hereby offer reward of one hundred and hity dollars
m persou or who shall the said Sntthe
and deliver him into the jail Of the county Of Essex and
do moreover require all officers of this Commonwealth
civil and military and request the people generally TO use
their bes, exertons to procure the OF the said Smith
err that he may be brought to justice.
Given under my hand as Governor. aud under tne Les
scr Seal nf the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
Il $ 10Th day OF November, in the year 1870 ,,sp
RE- tho Governor GEORGE w. MrSroRD, Secretary OF
the Commonwealth.
Winter Smhcr about % years Of age, six feet ono
inch high with large feet and hands and stoops when
walking black hair, which is very straight and usually
worn behind his rather thin vsage tor man OF his
size with remarkable mole one side OF his face lie
wore thick lead coored coat, usually worn as over
coat striped pantaoons red blue and brown lie escaped
on dun or colorcd horse with dark name and tail
a very good horse and in good order Nov ll-c6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-18
[From the Baltimore Republican
THE WAY IT WORKS LEGITIMATE EFF
FECTS OF PLUG RULE.

The following letter will show that the effects o
Plug Ugly or Know Nothing rule are just beginnin,
to be made manifest. The merchants who have eli
couraged this party and its organs will perhaps fine
out whether they have acted wisely in 80 doing
The writer of this letter is known to many Of ouI
merchants, aud they will know that what he says
NAV be relied on. The Board Of Trade resolved ihai
they had nothing to do with beee matters when they
were invited to join in an effort to prevent the dis;
graceful and outrageous scenes which we warned
them were about to be enacted. Here is the fruit OF
. Outr
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THE STATE.

The Democratic majority will exceed our estimate
before the election. We expected six thousand, bu
il will be more. In the 81 counties from which We
have full official returns make net gain Of about
$500. There are reports of large gains in severa
other counties which we have not included in oul
list for want of authorization. We think therefore
that our estimate will be considerably exceeded by the
actual result
The Statehood bless her!-has done noby.-
Nashville Onion, Nor. s.
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GfRARp House,
pu,,,oeLPyrA, Nov. ilih. 1856.


Messrs. Editors :-In your paper Of yesterday
evening saw an article headed somewhat thus:-
"Wbat the Country Thinks of Baltimore, Mayor
Kinks &c" Well, I can tell you in very few
words what think Of it, land there are few more
ill., mo st home, who intend to act q. am now do.
;nsI had made all my arrangements to deal with
and buy all my goods of the Baltimore merchants las
have done for years before but the recent affairs in
baltimore have most decidedly fixed my determine.
with New York, Philadelphia, and the capital OF my
state, Richmond. No city that winks at and coun
tenances the mob law that Baltimore has. in order 10
drive Democrats from their polls, ever get onp
per from me, not even in the shape Of botel BILL
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IA,IES KIYEK EsTArE tU1. sALh.


r9NnE subscriber offers at private sale hnt eesu'iiu' '
i Farm in Goochland county, called ORAPAhES, "
ing on James River Licking Hole Creek, and he James
River and kanawha Canal, four miles above me Court
House and thirty four miles from Richmond The stus'
lion i. among the most beautiful the rivo command
,uc view Of the whole arabic surface fne view "' the
surrou ling country and canal for severn" miles up anu
down The river The estate is in high state OF improve
meny, and a remarkably healthy 1t adjoins the es
,nes of Thomas j. Deane. w. b. Weiogcr. and h Skip
with and contains 93s acres Of which III acres are
d:s, low grounds 10 OF second low grounds 20:
acres of arabic high land, and 29 acres OF wood land
Tn. improvements consist of frame dwelling with eght
rooms Ia good Kitchen outhouses quarters oycrscer
mouse uult in the lust five years with brick ch,nhcys
spd underpinning and ncw brick bara, 6oX'O WIRE
shed running the whole length, sixteen feet wide, new
,hreshing machine, ice house and all necessary
stables, &c. ,.,
Any person wishing purchase desirable residence
would do well this before purchasing elsewhere us
! will sell on reasonable terms. ~
Every preparation is making to seed 900 acres IN
wheat this fall 100 OF in faow and the corn'neld mas
been sowed in peas. , , :;
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing &c II
stands aud most OF n" negroes
Nv manager Mr. Sanders will show the estate 10 any
one wishing 10 purchase.
Nv address is Suble,t's P. o Powhatsn county
~, I5-c,f MILES C. SELDEN.
,,IiUy 'pasc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-18
THE ELECTION OF NJ. r. II. GARRETT.

Not the least pleasing item of election nt"ii'g'"'"
which has late reached lis, that which hin"nucra
the election Of NJ K. H. Garueli E.q 10 C"ugre.. Io
supply the lnte vacancy i'll The first District "t my
MIA That District gave Flournoy '33 minority over
Wise. The Norfolk Argus reports the sucrr's ot
Garnett by from 40n 10 i1o.
This gentleman, though not much over 50 years
old is intellectually one of the foremost in rle
whole Republic. His pamph-t-"The Cnion How
it Works and How TO Preserve t'-puhIls cd III iooo
| created profound sensation throughout the Who"
South. 1t was thought worthy Of n Ep;lce even 81
Mr. Claw on the floor of the Senate who dcIouI c'd
but did not. could not answ il. We prophecy 'ri
he will make great for himself By BIZ ser''rra
| in the Federal Congress.
Mr.. Garnett is a nephew OF Senator liun'er ala Il"
the ANALYTICAL cast oi his mimi much rcsrmIls that
distinguished statesmnn,- SGranmah G'0,e'aH
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yAjTiBLE FARMS FOR SALE.

nE,TTIFrI FARM FOR SALE. on THE
WESTHAM FLANK ROAD, THREE MILLS "hsl
OF RICHMOND ~,
,sIEE subscriber having determined to remove 10 R'ch
rlond 10 engage in camille pursuits Is desirou'
selling ,hs farm on which he resides, located rs above
Z contains acrcs of which about 10 acres are ceacn'
,.e balance ia wood and timber.
The buildings on the place cousis: OF an excellent osH
Iwel:ny containing II rooms IN good repair, DC
is the usual uthud!ncs, all Of which are III compete
der and annie enough for the .! large iaiiy'-
Tasre il good peach aud apple orc@a:! on the PLACE.
lte Mace is so well known that iGiieE description 10
.eemeo unnecessary. Persons "!sPosr" " pU'N"' "
requested 10 view The place r,n
For terms appy the subscriber, or TO Messrs GSddn
Apperson Jaw -
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From the Democratic Miro.
WELL DONE FOR OLD LOCDOCN.

Below we give the result of the election in this
county on Tuesday last. Here. as elsewhere, ;hs
Democratic standard borne aott, and her gI"r'.
Gus flag this morning floats higher, and proud"r, and
more gaily than she ever won, t. n"at before
Since the spring OF 1855 the Democratic gain III ih's
county is li6 The result is one that should lHspua
oar gallant little band with renewed energy. and IA
fuse info their breasts determination to MAINTAIN
their faith against all odds: Every member "t our
party has faithfully performed his work in MAINTAIN
ing our glorious cause aud those who without tear "f
trembling, tor the first time in their lives severed 'he
strong ties of early eudicr, and in the fac" o' -"
great odds that against them, had the courage
and moral herosm to enrol themselves under the nrn
ner OF equal and exact justice TO all classes and ell
sections and voted the Democratic ticket, are sl-
titled to the highest meed Of praise and no" that
the contest is over, have the approval at their o"h
consciences to the fact t.iat they did their duty.
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HANOVER LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

5'hk scri5er offers tor sAe tract OF Lana, known
a.Sl Mag Grove, formerly the residence OF Col w.
l. "aic situated about eighteen miles from Richmond
's.ree miles above Ashland hourishing l:tic village
ae Richmond Fredericksburg aud Potomac rail rosd)
as main road leading from Gooduirs 10 Independence
feenc House. con;ining four hundred acres, onethrd
Retired balance wood aud timber The land Is OF me
IN Cgs;y nui is highly susceptible o: Improvement
swell ws,ered, being intertectcd by Stag Creek, as
- ~ number OF perennial streams, which afford
,c.e ysUab,- meadow hard, &c
u !ae improvements consist OF quite large dwelling
large barn. house servants, houses, &C. &c
aef" is large orchard on the prcn.es ine gsrdcn
:" 'Hs,".ea, apd stationary wheat machine &c
u''s fe wv" nevrfainC springs OF mos, excellent wa.
"E4'n seVenyhre yards OF the hOmescad also an old
II !S'" on thc creek nhovc mentioned more minute
p.iUn ID deemed unnecessary persons desirous OF
irhSslng WILL doubtless wish fret view the
II sas!. crop OF wheat and rye has been seeded
Leo, Que other tract adjoining the above mentioned
ai obtaining 1873 scres oue;hr t-ay) cleared the ba.
woods This tract well the nr-t men.
a'd /, well timber ed with the growth usu" in this sec.
N q, toe country to wit pine oak, &c. 1t has On it
aHil framed dwelling somewhat out %. repair also well
"srr in he yard The quality o the land is about the
nHe hs of the larger tract. There is small apple
\ ;Chsri on tnis tract.
For terms and farther particulars, apply to GoddiE
3p":son, Richmond, the premises OF the first &C.
sribed larn, to- Z NJ. TOMklES
Nov l-clm
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DEATH OF NJ CAl,Or.-Ihe founder Of the
Jc.rIsn Community al Nauvo", ". CaLot. dc" l:
81 Louis Oh the 9th instant; o: un attack ni r. "Ny
NJ Cnbot's naIn. has been brought r:y..,rroL'.y oe.
fr. the public within the pa. .on- or five yca-, IN
connection with hi, s"c'f!stIc enterprise "nd 20
has been .utjec;oi 20 much criticism and rH,mad.
version. 1ne Community q; Nauvoo ~as founded
uvon the ruins Of the Mormon company # Joe Smith,
grd the buildings occupied by 10. latter w-rc cyv".'t
10 the use of s Icarians. The age o! IL. CLbo; wea
about 60 wears.
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IA1IES RIVER EsTATE FOK SALE.

OFFER for sale privacly my plantation called Mount
Il Bernard This plapstien lies on the James Kyer IN
adventure dam and within twenty eight miles OF Rich
and II contains seven hundred and thirty acres.
@chsevenyhv. acres are James River low & srSuIds &
,,r,js Nd n, remainder is Beaver dam creek red
Ind There the place good dweins s.horse on a, a
as.fa site sid all necessary gu, ana Io,n 'nG
.aa h,rh late OF cultivation -,
the stock and farming mss Tssn's upon Rs
sI cows and the farming ueusils are, the most
=, IN. new and all OF them -good-and there are
Jh both OF stock and farming utensils, Tor the tho-
- N cultivation oil the plantation
The terms OF sn!e as the payments will be made
nv much 10 sui; the purchaser.
Ir james NJ Payne, rny manager. living on the place.
r show property 20 any person desiring 70 examine
J. Nv address is Washington, D. e.
NJ T-~r,f NJ NJ PAYNE.
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a GENTLEMAN, residing in Jacksun county. Florida
"A w-hes to employ lady, born and educated in some
Of the Southern States GOverness IN his tnnily
educate his daughters in Music Painting. Embroidery
and the higher branches Of English education To ont
well qualified liberal salary will be paid The situation
healthy and in neghburhood aording good society
enjoyed in any part of the State well cdu
Gated and accomplished lady will find pleasant hom,
for many years.
Satisfactory references will he given and required
Address Box s. Marianua Jackson county, Florida.
n.
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yIIT4UIE FARM NEAR P0NHATAN CUURT


ayY farm contains $50 acres OF land. about lIo OF
which is wood land OF original growth the balance
r1i arabic condition and well adapted To The growth
~ rs-, wheat oas ana tobacco The dwelling house is
.5.r,o,ous and in good comfortable condition. contain.
seven rooms The quarters. stables and barn. and all
*. necessary ou: houses including ovsEseers house,
,4 ,obscco houses all in good comfortable repair
cop OF wheat is being seedet.
The whole faro will be sold upon the following terrns
,,o,hri of the purchase money cash, the balance IN
ro sous annual payments bearing interest from day OF
le 10 be secured by bonds and approved security or
Lenupon ;he land.t -
IT, psna,ion is distant from Jefferson landing on
l,ms hver miles and 10 miles from the P0whstan De.
49,. IN :Ge Richmond and Danvc Railroad mile from
Po~as,an Court Hou e. The stnge connecting "lth me
R:-5mond and Dsuye Railroad cars passes within few
hundred yards o! the rouse .
Immediate possession will be given il sold before the Isl
January mex. Address JOS. A. MAYO,
rOwhatan G. II.
Or apply 10 Copo.S 4 hPrERscS Richmond, Va.
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yENES school is opened under the Of ae Rev. j..
o. sloan and Dr. :. p. Christian. the residence OF
the subscriber in New Kent county, Virginia The oca.
tion about ~ miles from Richmond, is heahiul and plea
SAINT, and easy OF The design Of the school Will
be- afford thorough and instruction in all the
branches Of the primary and acadeical course Great;
care will also be taken inpart moral nsruc.
tons ,ha, while the mind is trained the heart may moi.
be LETT uncultivated.
Pupils board in the family of Of the Principals,
where they will enjoy the advantage Of well ordered
and Christian home.
TERMS-PAYMENT QUARTERLY.
ROardng scholastic year. .Sl25 OO
Instruction in English branches cs............ 80 W
Do in Classics ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 0O
For further particulars, references, &C. address
= P. CHRISTIAN.
Nov l-clm TReysyillc New Kent county W.