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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29
JAMES BARBOUR, ESQ.

We regret to find confirmation Of the rumor OF
Mr. Rsrbour's i'll health, in the Culpeper Ob'erpcr-
Mr. B,rbours absence from the canvass cannot essi-
ly be supplied We trust be may recover bis health
soon enough to participate in the pursuit Of the enc
rnv,s scattered columns. Meanwhile, who will take
.Msd;.on" Stuart in hand Will not Mr.. Leake meet
the adventurous knight in Orange and Culpeper'-
We have suspicion that Stuart Will Try 10 sn'rK
discussion behind the dignity OF statesman 10 re-
trement Mr.. Leake is the man 10 reduce MIN 10 h's
proper dimensions. The ObserueT says
1--WE are requested to state that Mr.. james Bar.
bour, Democratic Eecor for this District, has been
prevented from engaging in the Presidential canvass
by spell Of sickness, which has confined him to his
house for several weeks. BY the advice OF his pnys
cians be LETT home yesterday for the Western Springs
whence he will return about the middle of August
After that time, be will be ready meet the call OF
his political friends at any part of the District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29
,cunOND ENQUIRER
rHE ..srwxxxLY, AND WEEKLY,
,r.. rss: PRYOR s. DUNNAvAST.
TER NJ s :

TERMS: ,d =, -.
..yeu dollars per snnan,, aN ,h." a. ono
T- t ~: :,g,' hw"stiy, tve dollars per annum, and
S' e.., seat nsysble in advance, 10 b pd.a
6,, ~ ~ mosS Sy mail postpaid; or ak dollars
.:o 'i.,i end ii tho year ~, circulation of tho
ms y. ,:cw ,rH .; in the Southern States, ihs
Eaa 4. gNQt the issue of WEEkLi
HN. aase commit, al the reading matter OF
.R nsich ssf Wss.y ;Sss eA,; .,.r.c,sr of III.
.,.r MI senN w., q, ;Ne pInaeal ensi -. ~ III
ssf1 ' NCTlKER wa;,a !, the purpose of the
sNNHp Ws ,asv ss." '"s " ., rho discussion of the
y vo,e al ;he;' 'e, h,, brought before the
y, uE,cn KnOw'S''A'ns''"' ,,..
:rr :, pueIshed every "eanesSeS $50 y
Weekly EH9u., n., II paid III advance Sndnc,"n in
nus at = no: ,usie IN NJ, ,,,io: for sl0 six
!, .,vs Q; c.C' ,-rcy - vii, be furnished; Ior so
o .bs wcek5 s.a- ,Trniy four copies, and 80 on In
af P''p92itiSSSNs OF ApyrKTlslNNGOe NOe, or ,e. frs.
'st t,,r rs-;s and every sesL or tnree times
ga ~! !, ;u.ered ,wice sscb ,nsertion after
r. .vsevea ard hall GEM rc, week hfty cents
~. - saG when ip'e''sa 0"''
esca !nse:;..T;, T;,x,y-ror TEN Nres or .s'S .s-,;on
b. Fha Sh: sy. cents; for each suos .svsnty.Sye
F:!'a. So ,sScn inserted only once
Il. 10: each 'n'e'gn S, TEN uues or le:. hrst
Is THE NEExLf-toi ~ continuance hity ccnn' -
rsuIy.hve cents charged s35 10. one squa'e VI a
Anhss ~, ,.o lcuaes and ~ taa' pr.;onsers who
60, So 81" iv' =; n greater length, eN'eP' "H~
charged slev paprns pns T,bu:es Of Respect eHceedint
AL oSals. .rs for with tn,
= - sst 5: pss %s
" All dues 10 s R.nS notes. al the risk of the Edi'or'
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: TIs coyERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.
- al. e


I-,urp, ,s ,be Governor of this Common~eanh
eev.d information on the 2ls. instant. from sne
n. House OF Representatives, that a - vacancy
feake' " o.sn,s:ion from this State in the Congress
United BY the dss'H ss bsIre. 81 tlso
.Ss raup,;cs Of Middlesex Wcs,m ireland hico
sd Essex Ssrkumbersnd, King and Queen tSGea, Yors
Gloucester. Mathews, James Cty. New san,sr nea ,o
;.t r;;,aoe,h City Northampton aud AccoH'se' ~
sssr With the City Of Williamsburg; nrs;;,,o.,;d
n therefore HENRY a. WISE Governo, oa 'av 80"
o.wesi.n bsre though, proper 10 dree. ,e .aa
s5. Of the .aid Counties and the sergeant % had ac
to cause an sl sTi'Na e . %cnisy de-
.,-b SsT Of November ue1;,)o supply the vacan
s!C!esa!d -, ,o..;o, q, ,hc Court
&c oa:ee's ,; n5 city are required 70 meet at
Of eoaa Of I 70 o1s make ssS ,Se of
"a on The dfteensh dsy after Tue 'S'' u's u
},.mber. . ,rd ,,asr mo lea.
seal OF The Commonwealth, at Richmond tbs
"a ssv nt JULY A. D. 1856, and IN the slstyear OF
|. Commonwealth. 49, S,. .,
b! &c N.l N July 24-ctde
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29
6. NJ. YOST. ESQ,

We observe, with unaffected regret that Mr. O. H.
yost has abandoned the control Of the Staunton F''
d;caor. Possessed Of uncommon power as writer
and as an editor distinguished by digent discharge
of duty and an answering fidelity party, Mr. fost
ba, already achieved reputation which few men at
tain with infinitely advantages of fortune. a
nersop of such unquesonable talent and energy eau
MT fail OF eminent position in life. Sincerely lament
inc Mr. Yosts loss from the press of the State, we
w;sb him success in whatever enterprise he may en-
hork his hopes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29

!ne hissonf! compromise. This Nebraska question
r now a,y oe,ore the people. I, cannot bo tnI ,.d
No'h amt o"u'n' candidates for Presisn, ani. III.
gres'. Will be required to make known their v.AwSSA
on THIS question or they will be subjected n s& ~
minous defeat. To say. therefore .bs, ~ y
will say nothing about this question. mo ~ ,.,n ~
he assuming an impossbiiy. In si,i;e a. sIi n,,i.
forms and resolutions OF oil parti.s IN, ,i,I
sas-Nebraska oil! Will be made ,ss, in tho
approaching election. In all probability ,nr,- can
ddates will bs run for th. Presidency-on- by w..
Democrats, Americans, and Freesoiers each. r.
iieesoil candidate will be opposed to the Nebra.l lii.
He will get every fag end of the ireesoil faction. L..
this position of affairs the Americans Cannot orcury
neutral ground. The people will demand oil -Xprro
SION OF opinion, and il candidate il num- The cry
VIII be, "he that is not for US, is against us" X
I'm section otkhs Philadelphia platform is 6~, an sN
fonic 0j Tie Nebraska 6!, c'th some rnr:a,'0rs d"A
dddnions aadU rc abandon that nee gir, mp The :ch2Ls
question: and rW Be nt SCI rRhcu. ehorior aompaSs
and the rssuh rN be dsas;rou, nrfck Of ne 1aty.N
Our platform is national. not sectional. AID '.e
who refuses 10 stand upon il cannot be corsdcre!
national man, for 1t .akes nothing from n. N,r'h,
and only gives the South herju and legitimate r2b:s.
Why do We encumber our columns with these c.
mnscenccs Of ieud between rival factions OF tho
know-Noihing party II is not to convo, the Wig
Of inconsistency; for that might be doue easiur
terms. Our motive is higher; our object /, Of moro
Importance to the public. We want TO show tho
people Of Virginia what tho supporters of Fillmore
themselves said of the abandonment Of the l2n
tioni how that they cherished aud defended it as lEc
palladium Of Southern rights; how they confessed
that if that were lost, "s was lost bow they do.
nounced the effort 10 ignore i, ss "ths manifestation
of an abolition procviy'; bow they ,'isns'iaed tho
who favored its repeal "ree soilers ant aboi
tionsts"; aud how they protested that ' the hn"w.
Nothing party should repudate the l2h section, la
people of Virginia would rspudiate the Know. Nohn-
party" Well, the Bottsiies triumphed. The 'te,-
soilers" succeeded in expunging the 18th section from
the Know. Nothing platform. Tue palladium u:
Southern rights was repudiated BY the Philadelphia
Convention: and the Richmond th,g svppo', - N.
candidate of that rery Convention! Fillmore is ron.
mated by the party which repealed the 18th stc:oni
he stands on platform from which the 18th section
is stricken; and yet the Wings Of Virginia surpo's
Fillmore! BY their own organs they Gro oonrlcie-.
of submitting to the sway Of free.soilsrs. aud a!
acque,cipg in shameless sacrifice OF the rIsais q:
the South,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29
WHAT DOES 1T PROVEI

The Wig astters the hopes OF Fluore's friends
with an array OF papers and persona in the North,
that have transferred their allegiance from Buchanan
to Fremont Well, what doss it provs1 That the
support Of Fremont contributes to the success OF
Fillmore7 If not, why then does the hl's e1u4!
over the circumstancsl The evident satsfaeiior
with which Southern journal In tho Interests OF tIa.
more, observes the detection iu the North from Duct.
susn to Fremont, atests the concerted opposition Of
the Know.Nothing and Black Republican parties
against the Democratic candidate. The detection e
fres.soiers from Buchanan also show: that sou;h'
ern spirit controls the dsstinies Of the Democratic
party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29
RYTHEGOYERNOR nv OF VIRGINIA.
AuATlOS

u
kSsoRMaT0S having been received by the S1eou-
srs ina: GEoRGE HELLPRlCH did on the 10th day
y.ae last, Il, o. the Hermitage In the county oi
r5cb The said srck came his death. and II appear
.sr ,se said George Hellfrich has fed from justice
y cow going q, large, do therefore hereby oner
Ia ,5. ares, the said George Helfch and deliver him
IA lie jsil Of the county OF Heurico; and do moreover
k,.re all officers Of this Commonwealth, civil and mill!
y aud :eques; the people generally 10 use tne pes.
ou, 20 procure the arres, OF the said Helirich, ha
asy be brought 70 justice
ireu under NY hand Governor, aud unde! the Les
sc. Seal Of the Commonwealth. at Ric almond, this
. tin day Of July, in the yea. ls56 ,,,,,-
sy the Governor: GEo,oE W. MuSroaD, Secretary OF
L Commonwealth. ~
George Heii.rich Isl German between % ana ~ year,
ace S feet. 8 or 10 inches high, weighs about $50
ads has light HAIR grey eyes fair complexion, peculiar
zd feet instead OF hollow rsther tu!n-ss Tst a.
!. ,o,,om lie is a wheelwright by trade.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29
JAMES BARRON HOPE, ESQ.

MrssRs. EDIT ks-Prrmit me Through. your coz
minus 10 call the attention Of the Convention VI lie
Frst Conpre,siona District, which meets a. Mathews
Court House on the 3,h inst, to tn. claim: ot the
gentleman whose name beads this article. In """'
inc over the lis, OF those in the District who. ~ 'y
oniniou, would make the most absand eb"i"i h~p.
rsseptative in Congress, can g. no on. "h" w""i'
better servo his constituents reflect greater credit
ON himself than Dir. Hope, and trust hs' II may h'
the pleasure Of tn. Convention TO bet w tne nol.r
ton upon him. In the vigOr OF ie, activr. h'yH'
minded and intelligent he would bring 10 'ne o's.
charge of the duties Of The ia r,r
Ye,r. do not hazard anything in saying that ai =
Of the best rsiS sso9s". sn W %s1 q"
80 pa;.;sn, sneaker he has very few SUPER.
20, wne u:e9Sss o;asSson. S
aoI'o W conducted and most popular Mag..
Zines o The country In suG0n to al 'h, s,
tioPe P1HIv The scieuoe and scope Of our government.
and fully convcr.an, with s writings and history ever
,inoe it's formation. repeat the earnes! wish that
SIR Hope may be the nominee OF the Cony
July I'D, 1856. WILLIAMSBURG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29
MONROE SPRINGS FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS, to- e.6
ecther with all appurtenances, consisting OF an =.
ample supply of Beds, Bedding, Household anc .>H.e
Kitchen Furniture; also, Crockery, Cutlery, etc Inc
Spngs are situated the Northeastern part o! Monroe
county Ala In one mile OF the Mobile and Girard railroad
ana the same distance from the Mobile stage line The
tract belonging the Springs conains $40 acres ot NO.
creek land The growth is hickory white oak red oak pop
lar sweet gum mulberry elm holly Spanish oak with un
dcrgrowth of stnkbush, buckeye spmach and other un
dergrow,h indicating RICH soil About lsa acres OF the
above lands is in high state Of cultivation and will pro
uce 1900 pounds Of cotton TO the acre The build
iu.s are coed condition, with large and commodous
Hotel aud winter residence for family; also, TenP In
Alley Billiard Room and Table Bath House, two Ball
Rooms one Of which Is fifty yards distant from the
hotel ALSO two roomy Stables together with Corn CHos
Negro Houses etc In fact there is nothing wanting to
make this one OF the desirable watering places IN the
South the water stands in high repute as any in the
State Testimonials OF the fact can be produced re.
quired.
will sell the place the following terms Ton dollars
per acre-one fourth cash the balance in three annual
payments, with and approved security or mort
gage Of the place:
Any person wishing engage In business Of the kind,
would do well to examine these Springs as the business
could he commenced without outlay save for groce.
ries n, there ample supply OF things necessary for
hotel business Any number of sheep can be hnd nj ST.
beef at to cents turkeys at IS cents chickens at ~
cents eggs at 10 cents per Dozen huter at 10 cens
For further particulars apply TO e. Haynes Esq Ga.
zette Office Cahaba, Alabans or myself at the Springs
June e-Sm ENGLISH, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29
"T1LLMORE STOCK RISING-sToCKToN
WITHDRAWN"

It was in these jublant tones that the Wh'g o' ea'
turday announced the fact that Stockton had "i'n-
drawn in favs of Fillmore
s,ock,on was candidate for the nomination OF the
psck Repubcan party to whose platform he pub
,;o,v nroclaimed his adhesion. Especially does he
,sdae himself to the re-establishment OF the Mssou
:; rsS,rictiou. This man resigns his presensons IN
behalf of Fmorei and the Wig e2ults over the re.
crnit. The people will take Stockton's support OF
C;r,,ore AZ an evidence Of identity OF principle
between them. Stockton comes over to f'lmore'
because Fillmore like himself is in favor OF Inc re-
o,.otment of the Missouri restriction.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29
JOHN & GEORGE GIBSON,
HOUSE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,


IVAvlNG extensively fitted up their estabrhmen,
HI with the latest improved machinery, are prepared
70 furnish short notice and reasonable terms al
kinds Of portable finished Carpenters work, such as
Door aud Window Frames, Castings, out and inside nm
ish, &c.
SASH, Blinds and Doors, Of all varieties.
Stairs, Hsndrsils. Porches Verandshi, Balconies
Cornccs Coypice Mouldngs aud Brackets Of all sizea
and patterns
Moudings Of all descriptions
Wash.boards, Chair. Ceiling boards &c, &c;
They will make estimates for work to plans furnished
them and deliver their factory the estimsted prices
Orders respectfully solicited Jan 2s-ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29
,yuo RACKS FILLMORE IN VIRGISGA-THE
..WRIG,s" FREE SOIL Ably.

Six months ago, the Wig denounced Bolts as
r.oo so;Ier. Now Bolts is Fillmeres chief support
- v;ryinia. Now the Richmond iHhig is working in
,bs same trace with Bolts. They sustain the same
candidate, and that candidate stands upon platform
which repudia'e' the 18th section! Who sa'F'n0s'
hi, consistency
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29
VALUABLE CULPEPER LAND FOR SALE

VALUABLE CULPEPER LAND FOX SALE
ruNNE undersigned, wishing to move west, Offers his
Il farm for sufe lying the Rsppahannock Canal in
Cupeper county, adjoining the lands of Mr. Jones Green
Charles p Chiffon, Col John NJ FAINT VIM H. Gaines and
Others containing 0 susceptible Of being divided
into two psrcelS and within ak miles OF the Rap
pahannock Station the Orange and Alexandrs Railroad
IS miles from Fredericksburg and within few hours ride
OF Richmond Alexandra aud Washington city, and four
miles from the Wsrrenton Springs. This farm IS well To-
Gated having 2s of rst river low ground the
balance in good of cultivation, and well adapted to
the of clover and plaster is divided into ten fields
having an abundance of water from the never failing
springs for all grazing purposes The Dwelling House is
stone recently constructed and contains eight
with all necessary closets There is also good Barn and
Stables for 25 80 horses and all necessary ous5uding
Corn Houses Ice House, Carriage and Negro Houses
stone Also thrifty young orchard Of choice fruit just
beginning to bear.
Persons wishing buy landed property will do well to
call and examine my premises
Taking consideration its healthy location good
ce,y fne and its facilities market &C., dsem it
unnecessary give further description, as purchasers
invited to call and judge for themselves ,
Those disposed 10 make further enquiries, can address
Millview, Fauquier county, Va.
Any wishing examine the farm viii be furnished
with horse Rappahaunock Station by me by
day advance OF their arrival NJ that point
Possession will be given at any time between this and
TIE frs, of September THOMAS A. hElIh
70 Julv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29
TUE RECENT TRIAL OF Mr.. HERBERT.

WA.Hrseros, July 2o.-Thers i, nu b 'bdisn'.
ton and excitement among the Irish portion OF "nF
population at the acquittsl OF Mr.. Herbert: Tnsi"t
Ter left Washington early this morning lGs trials
cost the government about 81 rsOo E1 Mayo. Le."1
ami Mr.. Ratclife, lawyer, have been arrested and
held to bail not to Sebt duel The quarrel arose ~
the trial Of Mr. Herbert. Several other pereonn! ui
6cutips, arising ont Of the same cause 'sHs'a ui'
settled.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29
i1VO JOHN McDOWLLL, the Elder, and VIII.
IIaM MCDOWELL I. the elder both lately of VIZ:

'RVO JOHN MCDOWELL, the Elder and vii
ii LIAM MCDOWELL, the elder, both lately OF Vir.
Sina and all persons claiming under them, or whom ii.
may concern:
Take notice; that we shall on Friday the Goth day Of
August 1885, between the hours OF sun rise and sunset
the house of David Jones' In the county of Amelia in
the said David Jones' and other Witnesses to be read
evidence In a certain suit pending in the Circuit
Court of Amelia county in which are plaintiffs and
VIM H. Robertson adninlstratar Of Elizabeth Morgan
deceased and others. defendants and II from my
the said depostons should not be commenced
being commenced should not be concluded on the said
day, the same will be continued from time TO time,
the same place and between the same hours until they
concluded. JAMES MCDOWELL,
administrator Of Peter Mcdowell, decessed,)
And others, plaintiffs In the above named suit.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

VNHE ahcve reward will be paid for the apprehension
and cey.-y 70 me or in some Jail In the State, so
a. ss, bin as.a, Of my slave LlNsEY purchased
ascy Hchmond last winter. Of Mr. Clendenin hs 't
r. rs:s.t !. 5.msrle, and has "le N tne eouy W
)c<a.asr He ia doubtless lurking about Richmond; OF
(a' suae 20 A5cmsrlo or Buckng ham or may pIooaoS
le ,:y:as 20 Sud Lis ray 10 q free State.
LE.sy s ave fee: eleven inches or six feet ta
A0 e 'o' JAMES H. cox,
l--', P. o. Cheaterneld 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29

D ANYWAY from the subscriber. on Friday the 3Gth u
Il November, a negro boy by the name OF PHlLk
.o- . abou; II wears Of age I've fee, hEes or four
e. hch rather thick SET about the color Of ginger
., ull face and large eyes; mas habit OF rolling nus
w-en ,alkiug laughing which look very HniG 81. a.
wnen walking. Heis n carpenter By trade, was born
y.,.i IN Richmond Virginia, and will perhaps try to
fasx. ~. ~ay 70 that place.
rc.y me- 0. for his confinement in any Jail TO that
k.s ,.:h.nn T. COLBERT,
-, -, S~yy-Beru, N. G.
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NOTICE

NOTTCE.
INV d;rect;op of the Board of Visitors of tho Virginia
II Military Institute will appoint State Cadet 10 Gil
vacancy existing in the Senatorial District OF King VIII
liam Gloucester &c, under the old arrangement Appi'
c,on. addressed TO Gloucester Court House. and recev
ed before the l5thiAugus will receive consideration.
Expenses of State Cadet el40.
WM. B. TALIAFERRO,
ru,y ef-c,l5thAup President Board.
Evan peasS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29

~ Dasitn. mnHT VI OR LEAsR.-My Store and t.ss
H. in no. ds;;.s.tn iSai. n The county Of Brunswick
large and well constructed md the SeIjina House
s.,e. ~ tOr large family containing ys rooms, with
s. p.es ''1s !nsossd close ssd ii
mile. so,bp p1es af ,b. On the Northern part Q! said
Persons desrous TO ren or Ie,.s esn sSdss.. Jo
III v" harps'' Asrpsrs Home, Bruuswiel, Va
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INTERESTING TO FARMERS.
0YLES PATENT GRAIN Observation-Disclosures
PREMfCMS)

NHE DOUBLE SCKE SbFAhAIO IN uHs "uu
ed TO il. lie, Of premiums, the arst premium OF tue
-pa A,ncuura Fair Al.o at Petersburg, Fredericks.
Ii, Abingdon and at the East Tennessee Agricultural
(a held =. Knoxville This improved FAN was patent
I April 2o,h le52 and has become very popular where
|g is known proving by its utility in expedilously
r.nr all kinda Of crsin 70 be the best grain cleaner
~ in use Those in want Of good PAN would do well
6:Llm DoYLE'S Shop In Staunton, or at DOYLE q
F-LiSGERs, in Fredericksburg, Va, and examine Tor
e4nseives
-ae,e Improved Fans will be furnished at any point
a st,y miles Of tho Shops, and further by Rail Road
fS:eamaoat.
--commupica,;ens addressed to the undersigned at
V'-.-,sksbu.v Va, will be promptly attended 20
lao, 2-c1,m DOYLE g. SULLlNGER.
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NOTICE.

nNHE tour negro lue: nal.e DAVID, aomesines canea
III CRUCkETT. CHARLES. LEWIS and LIE VINO laa no
sy On The 27th October 1885, are yet Ut large see
e,.mept o; tha; date in the Richmond Enquirer, EX
cr and Daily Dispatch which will give description OF
resroes We will give additional reward OF flt
+ iOLiARS for the delivery Of either OF them 70 US
IE, II taken out of the State of Virgiuia.
r,,,osMrtf JONES a. SLATER
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FOR RENT, LRAsE OR SALE ON A LONG

UYHE undersigned intending TO discontinue house.
keepug offers for rent easr, or sale on long credit,
bis re,id.nce on Shuckoe Hill The lot fronts IG3 feet
sth street runs back Clay street 100 feet TO alley
The house is 5OXl0 feet, two stories above basemenit
rooms and isone ofthe best built houses in the CITY
There are ample servants accommodations and excel
lent stable and carriage house The whole premiaes are
very neat and in the complete repair. Tho terms
will be very accommodating Persons disposed to view
the premises can do between the hours OF IL and
o'clock.
JuyoNeawlm JOHN g. wAYT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29
TO All WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

To ALL WHUM TT NA1 CUNCERN.
HEREBY give notice. that Virginia Land Office Mill
tary Warrants, No. 3sO2 which issued the 2lst Of
June l7ej VIM Reynolds, assignee of Moses ouarles
and No 444 which issued the 18th day Of July, l7s
10 VIM Reynolds assignee of Christopher Stoskes who
was assignee Ambrose Arnsndu have been lost, msaid
or destroy aud the the heirs of the said VIM Reynolds
deceased will in due time, apply to the Commissioner OF
The General Land Office for scrip in lieu OF and In salts
faction OF said warrants.
WIN REYNOLDS TRENT,
One Of the heirs Of VIM. Reynolds, decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29
MR. BURLINGAME OF MASSACHUSETTS.

MIR. BCRLINGAME OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WAsHlSGros, July A.-Mr. Burlingame was this
morning arrested and held to bail in tho sum Of
$1,000 not to fight in the District, nor to leave the
District for that purpose. Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio,
want his security.