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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
VOTE ON THE ARMY APpROPRIATION
RIIJ,
NORTH WESTERN VIRGINIA ALL RIGHT!
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
kINGwooD, PREsroN County. NA,

To the Editors 0t the ERguTGr:
kINGwUoD, PREsTOS County. NA,}
August 18th, 1856.
Gentlemen:-I seud You slip from the Sieubrn.
willie lOho) Daily Herald, which will show you that
our efficient Eector. Hon. 5. Clemens, has carried
the war into Africa, aud is bealdiug the lion (Abol
linn, in hs den. He has nnvassed every county in
IN. District and spoken several times III Ohio and
Pennsylvania aud has other appointments i'll both of
Ihsp States a. well as at home. His patriotic zeal
in behalf of the Buchanan ticket challenges the ad-
ni,a,on of every Democrat who knows him.
you " i'll see from the enclosed that We, on the bor
d.r have 10 fsht face to face with Abolitionsa, -
V.riIr The duy is not far distant when We will be
.tvj.J "Rorder Rutiians,' ii We dare advocat. the
institution of slavery, even i'll open debate thank
God though, that we have very few na'lve abolition.
lists in this county, in this part OF the State.
converse with men daily, WI" never owned save
aud never expect TO- who arc AS thoroughly orthodox
on The subject as those most deeply interested in the
institution. >. -.
The Democracy arc fully aroused IN this county
and ,v. y;U rvs n larper majority III November than
w. hay. ever given heretofore. The only advocates
for the Fillmore ticket are the worn out 'tac kes ol
Know Nothingisin. In haste yours, truIy'
THE article in the S,eubeuville Herald, Ere
mont PAPER ia bitter TRADE against Mr. Clemens Tor
his "recular buchanan and slavery speech wh'ch
called forth "ihe paudits Of his pro-sIaVery paru'
zans." We admire the boldness and energy oi Inc
eloouent Clenens-and We point to the fact that
Democrats in Ohio listen to and applaud the v'nd'-
cations of the equality Of the States by Southern
sneakers. II is thus proved that the Democracy
everywhere occupy the same national ground anu
u,bod the constitutional rights of all sect'ons'-E"-
qnirer.
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kRnNf Is \NSAS.

Sr. Loris, Sept. 2.-Tne Republican publishes
corrsnndcuce dated ST. Jnsepbs, August -, stating
ihat the country between that place and Grnsshopper,
:; f,,I nf armed bodies. TIE Free State men
vim. along the Western border Of the klckapoo Re
serva,ion. Cnpiajn Scott, with one hundred men,
have gone in that direction 10 prevent further acces
lions TO the ProSavery party. He is also statlonlns
strong bodies along the northern frontier TO prevent
the inrr.s- and egre-s and the Missouri river line Is
so we'll fortified that no Free State forces can ap
proach that route. The Pro-Slavery party are saio
to be arranging their plans for speedy c3pceotra-
ton on the river Lawrence.
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C1R0T.INE LAND FOR SALE.

nN WEDNESDAY, the Eth of September. isI', VIII
~ sell, II, public auction. il not sold privately before
ms Locus, Hill tract Of lnd lying about four miles iron
tho of PORT Royal, containing ol5 acres no"u, .o.
acre, of which are cleared ana produce we'll the balance
in wood large portion OF which very rich There arc
about 40 acres swamp land which with some t"inhe
would be- vrrv valuable have made, portion C 1t
10 or II barrels OF Corn to the acre.
The Improvement, consls, o largo dwelling, ana so''
out building. though somewhat out 1" repair Inc owcit
iu could ~. mad, comfortable for large family by some
rcLnr. There is good g. den and good orchard oi
varicty Of fruits and the farm Is we'll w"iered
would sci! bargain in the itrin ana MAKE tnc pay
dispose! TO purchase any time. would divide the i"
ANA sell on about 300 acres II desired.
" RICHARD H. GARRETT.
49,, oo cuo,, PORT kuvsl Va
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TRACT TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.

nN WEDNESDAY, 10Th september, lsJ6. will sell nj
~ public auction, sold privately before my tract
OF Land lying both sides Of the Richmond ami DHnvic
railroad part In Prince Edward and part in LuucnourS
and immediately Menerrin Depot containing 80 acres
$50 OF which is in original forest and heavily tmhercd
The improvements sls OF good dwelling mousse ana
noccss sary out buildings.
TERMS-5l2 80 per acre: one;hird cash. and the bal,
ance in aud years-bonds bearing interest and decd
OF trls, TO secure deferred payments
For further information address RlCH'n v GAINES
lrlv T-rnn, DrnScs Rranch. Va.
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TRUST SALE.

nrg>..,yT 10 H. provisions OF deed of trust. exc.
p ~ Richsri " Hu,chesau 10 the Subscribers,
.,;,,! ri.e l:h ,iny ct February $50 and du-
,,,r.,. In the Clerks Office OF Caroline county
=. ,-I proceed TO sell, 10 ,h- highest bidder iot
~''FSii,y The !th ii Octn5er lsi6. II inir II NOT
~,.',,r I,y -, IA. R"ciy Church, in tie county OF
o. .r Tie ..Iny.us properly. 20 VIII: tract OF iaiiu
..al,. ,l. county q. Caroline upon which me sn.u
" II I,vr.- ~ present Resides Il "r!nS the same
-. . fr.;y IN tie division. VI u" real estate al
..,,.,r ... .ts Richard Hu:cac>on con"ln:nS ho2u
g.. .r 49,. .I.:. rl.Iviics inter'-t ot The said H. w.
81; .... 10. over land aud negroes of his mother
.i.g.' . ;r. c,,,. OF hi- father. the lac kichd
..,..r. ..i ,.-s -. ;u!U"!C: negroes !.SI'ct"
.-; .wp .: 9g; boy.. Mary and her TWO c"'iofeh'
rir.,7 H.. ,oove property is believed 70 be rHr:cct
GOOD yl; s.L. '"us"cs. He sAhli convey 'pe'i"s'
80. I. CHANnLLR, (Trus,ees.
.,,.r,. HENRY O. PEATEUSS. )
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IENnIN Il'NENRJltE.

sV l,INti ,.ur leave the Ssfc, o.1cg oi s"'
FL t:Ge. ui lUl winch reside, lyins i"WI '..eS
...i. q aspLr- Cour; House onthe Rcrdy and t".>e
on C!ces. roag,ning, By i"cen; survey 'i' "c,h,
.c.'. oi a:hy improved upland oS.ry
.e ~. -. .-"omy and suost"ni'ni ana thet' i r'r'
cerssry our.Duiin. rattle, more and otte' ''' A "
- ;Gs; "un. ,,o. b.arr
7 byvo land is now IN situation TO produce hesVy
.,. ,5ou ,hr usc O; .uano--ay 10 hhds OF I'bncco
hs for tina; will BE- sasa , to; .oM M ." poo5 u
0trr., each .ks Lad - within ~ n,l'es ~ s"
,o,,. ,;,,err,,, 0:po, on :hc Richmond hii phuvi'it
.,.!o-d. ami ~ rnc- ~ Piuuk road 10 biAcNs ana ana
..rs an ,Gc Sourh.S:dc Railroad. The plantation lies
'.iu mile and + half OF IN. Plank ro"h ,...,.-
ne pre,nisc- OK TUESDAY, the Hn day oil september
r.. il being the day aiter Luuenburc Court
wishing ood plantation, tlt 10 one oi me oes VI
:-nryI viii do well 10 attend tue sale they will,
.,..- yrt q bargain.
-,..i.j.s i. Il uncubrrg Co-vt IIouse"
- 81; sc, r J. H. NATCHETT.
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lIARSIlAI.'S SALE

AN FRIDAY, THE liTll DAY OF NONEMhhh next
tire door of the Cou.t House "t hnrawha county
shall otter for sale the highest bidder for cash. all The
Dams Locks aud fixtures of the Coal River Navigation
Company, lying aud being in Knnawha nnd Boone cou-
tics built aud erected undo" their charter lom the
State Nirgina-thc being levied on oy me 70 s
isty three executions in Scott WAtor anu one
ia favor OF William H. Webb against sal! Company, ana
o issued from the United States Court for the Western
District OF Virginia held at Charleston.
ROBT. BL AiSE, Deputy,
For Jefferson I. Martin, Marshal W. d. Va.
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VALUABLE LAND IL PRINCE GEORGE

z WISH sell very valuable TRACT oi Lana yH'g III
Z ;ar :n.os..r. past OF rriEce George county con
,.L. - ,cres atou; $50 o. which are IN ofie'E" s.S" ~
10 .,, ou,li,y-thc residue in old icl pine with the
-.,..oo %, Il or 20 sc-Gs This Land is lying directly
Z. a.,or. CWaric's Creck) within two miles OF inc
r-t.. This Lnni ia III ught 10 be very valuable Oh
a =. 10, the large quantity Of timber and wood on 1t
gara .ry 10 ,hosc engaged in the lumber or wood ou
t.,-s =, a.,
?.r.ous desiring 10 ace the land are referred to Mr.
N.e.rv W.liuu- or pr Orlando Williams.
.e:ra. wlil We made accommodating.
Address JAMES c. HUGHES.
Lombariy Grove, Mecklenburg, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RlTCHlE, PRYOR & DUNNAVANT,
>>>>>~>,~>~>>o>N~~>~
WIN. T. RlTCHlE & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
JANE. pIyrp I,yD F0n SALE.

H. foHDAi, the lj!h day OF september, Is!o VIII
"if Tor sale, IN" premises ut public auction (oh
-n'i privately before ,nat time. OF which due notice
-, De- Si""iI my Tract OF Land lying on James hlvcr
nv t'a'y 90 N"'-'m, known eS the Fish fond tract
'h'ii hetS""' :oUr 49,! n,e hundred acres oi iHnu
"c i'',ir ~" rh'y "iA; and three.tourths acres OF
I'M" J"nr- River bottom There all the necessa'
Improvements q" th" promise, except dwelling mouse
'h' "i-hihI !" "ny " very productive furn, are In
"a 10 'N'iic i"r Themselves Mr Srpv who lives
D" premises. will snow any p"r- wishing 70 buy the
"H'' ~ ''h' ANY communicates: the subject
70" RIckugham county.
TEAMS Ui sale will be- liberal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05

published at Iuntsvi!e, Ala. 1t scaers to the w'nn
the Interpretation which the opposition put upon Mr.
BuchanRns letter Of acceptance
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. d ls1t
Ny DEAR SIR: spent two hours with buchanan
Yesterday, at WheRtand. His grounds are beau
fuy aud tnsteiuy arranged, but his house Is PLAN
aud unprecnding i'll the exIrcme-everythngh has ttle
air of unostcntauus Democracy. But the man him
self is the very impersonatOn Of unaffected rcpuol.
causm. WAS never more agreehOly disappointed
in my life. He gave us u cordial anu frank recep
ton. and talked with US with the freedom os An o'u
acquaintance. really felt as II had known MN HI
INV life He said the issue involved III this election
VIVA the Union of these States rs equals. That the
South had submitted to the aSgressIons o 'ie Adolf
tionsts with patience that might wen chhiienee
the admiration OF the world ami considering me hTs
eating prupenses was difficult 10 u"lers'uhn' ne
ridicueI the doctrine of Squatter Sovereignty ana
said that the South had now for the hrst lime III the
history of the country, obtained from the government
the concession OF the true principles, VIZ: 'hat the
people of Territory he'd the right, when they came
10 form State Constitution, TO say whether thry
would or would not have slavery. That by thls
l,v,laon Congress had admitted that the power
WAS with the people and not III congress, anu
the only sensible rule was, that tins c"a!d De
| exercised by the people only "hei' tney e"a'.'
10 form State Government, preparatory to nd
mission into the Union. ! give you almost ms
very words. He said, il he should be elrct.'i' NJ
felt satisfied the slavery question wsild ne nlai'y
settled provided he could carry portion ot tue Ne"
England States or the State OF Ne" York. In "'hei
words, il he were elected by national voe what Ii
! he would do in the premises would have naoha
| support and the strength Of Free solIIsm, which II
sectional would be dispersed The truth Is, Ny. Buc
hanan is As sound on this question as was Mr. Chi
hnuu, and the Northern Democracy are better South
ern men tu-day than many Democrats even at IN
South. Whatever they may have done heretofore
now they meet the question boldly. and defend tn
institution Of slavery with Il frariessness that w
might do we'll to initiate They do not even ap""giz
for il on the ground that it Is recognised IN ie Con
stitution but they say it is right-ihnt God hnsei
established il, and that it has the Bhcor s lonhds
ton. If we do not sustain these men IN deirnce .
| our institutions We deserve eternal iniamy The con
test is obviously between Buchanan aud rrem1nt'7 :,
| Fillmore is not in the race. No man here pretehu
| to say that he IS.
On the whole, therefore, consider his election be
yond peradv venture- and what regret is, that iher
eau be found in the whole South single man who WI
not vote for him. If they could him, aud hear nm
talk, firmly believe liz would get every Southeri
vote. ,
have scribbled this of 30 hurredly Tear yo'
will not be able to read it.
Yours, truly,
w. B. FIGURES, Esq, Huntsville, Ala.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-Orders will go out by
the next steamer to the Government officers IN Chli-
f,rnia in relation to the revolutionary affairs OF San
Francisco. The exact instructions are not KNOWN
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DONELSON AND CLAY.

How glaringy inconsistent ara the Know Nothing
papers! They appeal to OdLiue Wings to opposf
Mr.. Buchanan, for his alleged course towards MIR
Clay-nhough it is perfectly clear that the personal
relations of those gentlemen were friendly as two
members of opposite parties, prominently connected
with politics, could be. At the same time these
same journals seek the support of the Old Line Wings
for Mr.. Donclson, upon whom, in connection with
this subject the Louisville Courier, al old Clay Whg
paper, puts the following extingusher:
"In the Nashville Union, Of August ~, 1874. and
copied into the Washington Globe, Of August 81
lSii is full! and authentic account OF the celebrated
Democratic mass meeting held al Nashville, Tennes
see. during the 18th and 10th days OF August, lSil-
From that document We select the following tx
tract
"'rhe Hon. Linn Boyd. Of Kentucky, to have
addressed the meeting on the second day, but III the
progress of the discussion, My. H. j. DoR,!s0H, ThC
IN r char IN the absrnce 0f IN: I'rSidcHt, an
nounced Ia the meeting that he had JUST received
note from Mr.. Boyd, informing him that hn accident
in the overturniug of carriage containing h'a iah
ly in the morning-n which, however, no serious
personal injury \eeu sustalned-woud prevent
him from beiil rt 10 address IT. Ine"'ng'-
Major DonesoA - Mixing this annuncIaton, CALL
Ed THE ATT TESTIoS of THE MEETING To THE fAcI
THAT Nix. BOYD wAs THE DIsrISGuIsHEp kENTUcK
iAS WHO HAD CHARGED ASD PROVED uP"S MIR CLAY
IS MS PLACE IS CONGRESS, THE CHARGE OF BAR
6AIS, INTRIGUE ASD CnRRupTIuS. IL THE PREslpEH
TIAL ELECTION OF 1894, ASD WHO HAD BEES sCs
TAIAED BY HIS CONSTITUENTS IS HIS COURSE. hH
THEREFORE, PROPOSED MISE CHEERS FOR Llha
BOYD ASp TIM DEMOCRACY OF his DISTRICT.
Such facts us the above quotation furnishes, re
qure no comment. They speak III sufficiently sig
niicant terms. Can even know-N"hing rtirontrry
again dare ask Wings TO vote for u man who before
fifteen thousand people, asked that three times thre'
cheers be given Tor the man who had "chnrscd ant
proved "barsain, intrigue and corruption upoI
Henry Cay-und this 20 late as ISL, when p"nel
.on knew the charge had years before beeH eAp1se'
aud exploded! Auy Wing who could vote Tor Don
t.om after this exposition deserves To be conpeIe
to live under Know. Nothing thraldom the balance .
his days.
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PKNk kESSInNA N0,nIII

Y Chi ROBINSON vii prnc,ice in the Supre,n
r. m ~ -, IN" n!tcd states, well as in the Court
.s.e,s, 'fsinn and the Federal Courts a, Richmond
Aasu., -" .'n "'l be directed to Richmond, Va
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nF 1I7UC,G GITPFR PHOSPHATE, OF LIME

AGS, BAGS-withou, sesms-for sale at
ID [July 81 PENITENTIARY STORE.
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BUCHANAN on SQUArIER SONERElGNll !.
Read the letter below from the Southern Advocate
published at IIuntsvie, Ala. 1t sca'Iers to the "'nn
the Interpretation which the opposition put upon Mr.
BuchauHu's letter of acceptance:
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-09
Price 50 cents per Bottle.
Prepared by ". ". ROBERTS
lXUATAr0LIs, IxDIaXA,
For Sale 10y L. \. LEMON,
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-09
SUEPIFF"S SALE

Fly virtue of an execution to me directed
from the Cletk of the Marshall Common Plea,
Court VIII offer AT public sale nj the Court House
door III the town ofPiymouth, in Slid county, on
Saturday, the 18th day OF July, l~.6 between tn.
hours org "A. m, and o'clock p. M. on said Cay.
the rents and profits ,or seven years OF the following
described real estate situate IN said Marshall coun
y, tO-w.t:
The vest lalfOfthe southeast quarter of section
/. township - north, in range one east, containing
20 acres Also, the undivided half of the east half
0f the southwest quarter OF section a, town Il
ran1e one cast, containing forty acres more or less
Il said rents and profits VIII no. bring Il sum sniff
Gent to satisfy said execution, will at the same
time aud place proceed to sell the fecsinrle tile
to said estate to satisfy the same. Levied up
tn as The property OF Daniel Barber to satisfy sud
execution upon which Lc, w. T. Thompson, and
W. l.. Piatt arc replevin bail for Pomcry & Brother
and in favor OF Samuel /. Pratt 4 Co.
j. i. VAN IALKENBCRGU, SL'T.
June -, 90 IL
BY agreement of parties, the above sale is post
poned until the 9th day Of September next, at the
same place and betwec.i the same hours
J. +. VAN VALKENEURGH, Shift
July 81, 1850. SITS
By agreement of parties, the above sale is fur
Their postponed until November lst, 1856, at the
same place. and between the same hours
J. T. VAN VALKENDURGH, Sheriff
oct2 4sts.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-09
GOSH IN t1tlIGg 4, 2 |.
One-Half Interest for Sale.

The Proprietor. fin!ing the various duties incum
ben. upon the conductor of Newspaper, to be al
together too arduous for one person, AMI in order
thlt he nay place himsclfin position which will
enable him to attend more strictly To the Mech mic
al and Business drplrtmnnts. offers one If inter
est IN the G OSHEN DEMOCRAT Establishment
for sale.
The Office is in a high;f prosperous condition
the pirer firmly Notwithstanding in the NINE
TEETH year Of its public t.on-and ENJOYING a
'ar-c circulation, and lbcr, Advertising patron
age and for the amount OF Job Work whch nay
be done there Is, cxcent in some of the cities per-
hlpS, no better pom, in the Site. The lociton in
all respects, is otthe most desirable Character,
Goshen being the halfway point between
Chicago AMI Toledo on the VI. :. s, y. /. Air Line
Railroad the opportunity thus afforded to any one
wishing to engage III the business, or desiring to
change his locality is, therefore, highly favorable.
For further information, an interview, and a
personal examination ofthe establishment, IS sole
tied. Letters addressed to the Undersigned viii
be promptly attcpdedtO.
+. T. BENNETT, Proprietor.
GosHEs, Sept. %, 1856. 4Gt1
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-09
SHERIFFS SALE.

ny virtue Of an execution to me directed
Il from the Marshall Circuit Court, will offer for
sale at public auction, az the law directs, at the
Court House door, in the town OF Plymouth, in
said county, on Saturday the | 18th day Of October,
1885, between the hours of ten O'Clock Il. m, and
o'clock D. m, of said day, the right, title inter
est. and estate of Henry b. Pershing in and to the
following described real estate in said Marshall
county, wit: the half ~ Of the northeast
nc-iourth "a of section fourteen (li) town thir
tytour (. ~ range two ~ east, situate in said
VI rshall county, Indianl together with all the
tenements, Improvements, and appurtenanccs there
to belonging. Levied on as the property of Henry
Il. Perish ng 10 satisfy execution in favor of Hem
~ ". VI lin, David r. Pcrshing, and VIM II. c.
Chinn, endorsed due on said execution, $685.
besides accru;nr costs.
J. +. VAN VALKENB URGH. Shift.
b. DAVID How, Dputv
Sept, 18th, 1856. 4lt2
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-09
sprtlal a(otlte5.
Judge Of Common Pleas Court.

The undersigned, believing tia the ju-
dietary generally should be free f:om pay
bi,ses or friendship, and announces MS
name as a candidate for the above oiiie- il
this district. His pledge shall b., 81 gle
aim a. imparIia.i.y AMI hones.y, il seeil5,
ana declaring the justice AM ri 5ht 9t every
cause IS i is in i-seif. whoa. knowing
partially the parties thereto; to carry on,
the true spiri of the law concerning tic
Court of ConciIilion believing TIKI the
spiri, of peacemaking is a very essen ial
part of the quaiiica ION Of the judge lhere-
Of; and sufficient application To qualify him
f.. the duties Of the Office. Fully heliev-
Ing that the buses of par,izaas IN proper
ton TO their extent, So far blind ul5es and
thwart jus ice, and are detrimental thereby
% the public cool. The above basis Is con
genial to his sen iments. He therefore seeks
the support Of all.
Z. I. FARNSWORTH.
South Bend, July li.h 1856.