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QUESTION AND ANSWER.

AN IHQuIRY.-We desire to put au interrogatory
IN our peiehbor of the Enquirer, who seems TO be
wonderfully pleased with the nomination OF Buchan-
An. although the fact is just the REVERSE we suspect
We desire 10 know whether the Ea.,i.e. s,,oss with
its candidate fer tSs iEesideael@ tue opinion that
onnughl-i HHig Of Tuesday.
When the Whig proves that our candidate for the
Presidency, i, of opinion that aboring man should
get only .ten cents day." its interrogaory shall re-
ceive ian early and satisfactory" reRly
Meanwhile, We want to know Of tho Hn'S' !, !. !"
agrees with lis candidate for the Presidency that
Couges. has power to abolish slavery in the District
Of Columbia to pu, an end to the slave trade between
the States and to prevent the introduction OF slavery
into the territories In other words will the Wig
say whether it endorses the "Erie letter !"
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

'.APPAiASSock, NhS !y't. iS"o.
~ wv CPFplrQRS OF JEFFERSON MiNokS-
,oa'.r- n.rsaT En,A,ru t.,I III ~Aeu SYon ,"e
l. jay oi Juno next i islr, i! ro', uS 'cN .a.. u"s
a,,sr .Sunds. .:cepiuIl 10 G;uGc tie eEaTiHa'ioh
,,ate tue ACCOUNTS At nj o!ce, required ny Tue ue
:. o ,n, Circuit Couit al Essex Co.H':, pronounced
q. l6,h day OF April l-j6. IN SUI; IA Chancety oe'
,,, IN said Court or;w.c:. Nn'ia!" !. B. "nltiockt'
,.Iin trustee under d.el OF trust executed oy Jet
r. vuur aud Virginia f. Minor! NJ. "., plainti;f, aud
.s:... Nns-. VIRGINIA r. Minor. hnd others, deiend
20 al 10 v.srRiiIc aelL ~ "A! udfs heHi!oheu
ne repo.: of .,e -id ,ruse tusi sad cau:e on the
L. Api.I $40 ~. property oil the said
a5 al the a,e nj the deed U trust ~ sa;d Whi"cKe
~. On II 2.si day o. April !,i5 and II not the pro,
:r n .a s!.". ".ose property she WAS 20 tase p'o'
CUNT 70" uco.s t.u- u t!r SAL! Je'e'soH
~ All. .@-u.rd tie .s.1 d.ld. ~ Tar rs ihey may
/ r.i.n.u LLyai ari also ascertain SAa! a'rouh Is
20 20. v,r.s-a: .. t.e =H JciersoG Hinn'. iut tne
ls55 sUd ,az, anouu, u!ay I've due 10 other persons
asc-s.a.It, iUfu,-:ri 20 The slaves coaveyeo of ~.
deed .u,seuu.u. 20 liz dat" -Ed prior I" inc 1"s %
.ni- AZ tcn :!!ur ana place you are relaireu ~ ~
w:r me necessary evidence 10 enable me 70 e''''
! n go: dccIGa ...,,,;3 C;r
. i.. Iriy ana Is LuD-u!.-s.oC> q i.e Sa!" N'i
i Cocr. tire day snG year nrs' s,2res"iH ,.pr,r,n
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AN INFAMOUS PROSECUTION.

Tsere sseE.s to be determined purpose on the
part Of the Abolitionsts in the House of Representa-
lives, to reprimand Mr.. Edmundson Of this State
And upon what accusation is he arraigned! Simply
this: that being apprised of the intention o, Mr.
Brook. to fog Sumner, he did net laeAe information
of the fact with gswe otloer OF police. In other
wor.o AIR. Edmuudsou IL to be censured by the
House of Representatives 6eea"sshe A0d too hsA no.
IONS of Aomor to turn comm'A mt''mc'. Ihe ac-
cusaon and the prosecution are alike disgracefu to
the character Of the country. Mr. EdtnIuason may
be assured that he will te The IoFa eateemed IN This
State Tor al the inpotent Indignation OF All Abo'
tlop House Of Representatives.
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" FRED DOUGLAS, For PREsln,EsT,
AND
JOHN MINOR BoTTs, For VlcE-pREslpFESI.
OUR cANplDAlE AANps UPON THE
PiATFOkM.

In Lancaster, June 9Th, Mr.: Buchanan addressed
the Keystone CLUB in these words!
Gentlemen Of the Keystone Club give you
most hearty and warm welcume to my abode. con
tratulate you, not upon my nomination. but upon the
glorious privilege Of being citizens Of this great he
public Your superiority over the people OF other
countries has been fully demonstrated by the con-
duct of the vast concourse assembled during the past
week at Cincinnati. Upon any similar ccca;'Gn s;
Europe the voluntary eYpre:s:a u the pdaPtg woad
Lsyo b,eu orawnet lin martial music, aud their ac'
ii6ns soutrolled by an army with banners. How un'
like he speotaoe at Cincinnati, where delegates from
the people of the different States met in convention
and under the protection Of the Constitution and the
laws harmoniousy deberated upon subject o; "
tai Importance to the country.
Gentlemen, two Weeka Giqce, | shoula nave Ilaae n
YOU C. longer speeph, bat ROW THAT u have oeen
plsced upau q platform, OF WHICH MOST HEARTH
APPROVE, amt Leing the representative oI me grta'
Democratic party, and not SIMPLY James bHeaanan'
must square my conduct according 10 thdt PfaJOIm
and insert ncw plank nor take one ro' 4. 1H94
piHi"rm is sufficiently troaS sss 1t,t'Gs1' jor tsS
'rh"e h'.:ocrat'r SartY." 1EH GLORIOUS party, no"
ioTs tan eser kas demonstrated that IT'S etrue con-
serpa"pc party Of The constitution ant Of the Un'on.
That ID manly and straightforward. IIenceforth
let no man preteud to doubt the position of James
Buchanan. lie stands erect on the Platform o; th5
Democratic Party Ind ayoHs no mere acqaiescehce,
but Aeer&Y approval 0f its principes
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BY THE COyERS0R OF VIRI;INIA,

7 7 ItUI I. HNIN II ION.
N;ORNtTlOS having been received hy :he Executive
49,; ;JA"t- SiiEchEEU rGs gid VIII. feloEj in Ra
county escaped us breaking ISSi, Ind is how 60
: r:'' therefore do hereby offer reward Of one
ti'.ar- 10 any person or persons who shs arrest
A'as., Sh' p'-d Aid deliver him into The JUL OF The
': u haic'.;.; .Gi do Ioteo; =; reqAife all OH
d : -.2.ino. wealth Ci. and military, aud reguist
- :aa.nl.y to ,.-e th.ir bcst exertiuns TO pro.
;.. :. 1;'s.t q, the sa!l Shepherd that he may be
----'' f.-'.c
'- '.ei "a. hemi - riovcrnor and under the Lesser
j IA % III" Common nwculth ut Richmond this 9Th
Gag JUuc, III tn" year le:J6.
HENRY A WISE.
hrrd described t5 "abon, 4j years old OF raE sr
:. max 4n"n' ~ e, ore i:ch Eigh black hsir
.not "f 's,r ,c",. very eide before is very
'' '. o,' Nr"- he s.capei BLACK jeaps Goa
b. ~, . ".' 1iHOa i-u:s !sore largo whiskers."
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EINDICATION OF THE LATE LORD RAG

VINDICATION OF THE LATE LORD RAG
LAND.-The London Morning Chronicle thinks thar
the peace will clear up many Misrepresentation about
the war. II says
Git Is now a-c-r,aned that at the battle of the Al
ma not u,u1D troops were left III S-basf"pnl. The
Russinn Picm!puicntarirs have stated this al the Con-
iercnce. lndv Raglan has letter III her possession
proving that L,rd Raglan sent to 81. Arnaud when
the bnt. was gained to say that he was PushllH on
To enter S-bastopo, and that the French puinanaer
n-chef refused to support HIM and rru'red nun 10
mny. On to 3alakiavn. lad ord Rnyan been cOdl.
lnander Of huth arIaie! Ha should have necn II ~.
Lasi"pui It ~. very Jpeniag "i the canp"Isn
"Wc ar. further in condition. /" state that, four
times over lord Ray!a ordered the bombardm"nt %!
Odessa wh.a .r found the enemy drawing strength
f:o;u IT, The order te!"graphrd tr Iaris, and
f,ur fines NAPOLEON prohibited il. We only
state that at the battle Ui Ichernava, the English
General sent the French Cnnahd"r to say thh' he
would ,r2- ia" bridge over the rrver and Intercept
the RETREAT Of p OOO Russians, whn the Russian len
ipotentiary now says, ccTPie.ei GiaCrsanl-ed.
The French C"muni.d-: scn,n fe'used the oiier ahd
allowed lie itusG ::.:ls 10 escape.
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RATIFICATION MEETING IN PIIILADEL-


PHILADELPHIA. June ln----An immense gatner'n2
took place in Independence Square thus eVenlnF ~
ralify the nuIruat"ns OF the Democratic Na.Io.n, M
snuar- with banners and trans spar-ncics l~o sahns
were erected for speakers, and small cannon IN the
square fired occasional s"iutss' Mayor aaux pre-,
sided and after some appropriate remarks INTRODUCED
m. nlsrCnrm and the pandidatrs placed upon It. AL
Imd, r. Knnsas he attributed all the troubles to the
nennIe rf oh.r States negectIng thri. own business
and m.rdIIing in that Of their nfghbHr,.
At the second stand speeches were delivered by Mr.
NscsiIi.trr. ". b. Rankin, Col. L. w. Power and
nih.r.. 4 series of resolutions We're adopted, rasiy.
ing the nomination of Mr.. huehannn and expressing
hearty approval Of the platform.
Among the speakers on the principal stand was
VIM. Is. Reed, Attorney General f"r.nerly Whig
and elected to his preseut position by lac Wings
n. ;nined sincerely i'll the wish that the Democratic
rick.t would be elected. The Wing party. with
which he had previously acted was, he sad, practl-
caly extinct.
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LATER FROM KANSAS-VIOLENCF AMI
III nnnSHEn

Sr JoJIs June lO.-The .nlseiendeneo cores
pondent Of the Republican,, under date of the 9TH
va vs that Na-Shal Runaldsnn and four ot his men,
ict N ihc dschare of his official duty, had been
killsd near Hickory Point OIL the Sd. The Marshal
was in the act of arrestng tho men attached I" ;Te
marty under Captain Pate. Patte company at
Eree Soiers had increased destroying houses and
driving families from thcir kClnrS nrnr Hull Creek.
One hundred and t,i.y r..en under Capt. Reed, lett
near Sar,C 20 iN pursuit Of the Rarauders Report
saya ,,at Franklin had not been taken. though 1t was
atiacked by q large party. Capt. Pattes company
had heen liberated ., :;
which he commands all illegal military oSan' lail"Gs
to Ji.nrrse or they will bc dismissed by the United
states troops He calls for vigilance in the execution
of the laws and tbe Eoe.tton OF persons ana proper.
~ without dict.utiinu OF party. He adds that the
proclsaa.ian al The l'residet oil the llh Vi Feor""
, nv will no strictly enforced.
4 reouisitiun had been served on Col. Sumner Tor a
sutci.nt force ensure obedience 10 the proGIalHa-
ton. ~ ,r. ~ ~ ,.,.o.
from, L.compton, dated June sI, which reports sew
oral skrmshes bet,IGea Inc pro and an-slavery or
,an;ys,;rro. The kausas City Enterprise. detailing
Is ,;ayious advic-s, says that thirty Soulherners,
nrnrp.diug from Westport. under the command oi
Tnnt pa,te 10 Bull Creek. suid eniy mel by an
.n,fal marty of Free-Stae men, and after tive aSlrs
t;rn;shiuy the former surrendered Internationally.
A nsr,y of Pro-Slavery men, irclading the son "i
Gov shannon, made nigh: attack on the house OF
Cant Walker, I'VE I!ieI from LecoInpt"n, when hcy
wrre fred upon and repUlsed. Young Shannon was
,asen prisoner, bu released the next day. Governor
shannon took company OF dragoons and searched
the houses of the FRI State men for two days. akII
their arms aud ammunition.
Col. Sumner passed through LecomqtoI on the ith'
en- route for Topeka
II ia reported that a Serarai rendezvous of Pro-
Slavery men at RGl! Greek had been arranged, un-
dsr ,h. command ut Whitfield and that they conem.
ia, c rew attack on Lawrence They expect 10
concentrate six hundred men, generally armed with
United States muskeis IL.
The Fre.-Statr men have resolved TO settle me
n,t.r with their baynnris. Plans, i: ID also saia'
h"",. b..u formed f,,r n night attack Lawrence.
Rumors are circulating that Marshal D"nald-"n ato
Shrf Jou.s have been killed in light at MahRi'i,
where collision occurred over the goods Stole" u
Iawrtnce,
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ANOTHER ROORBACK NAILED

The Richmond Wing published, some time since,
a communication fall of the most grave charge.
against the Pension office in Washington, and the dis.
tnguished Democrat at its head.
We find in Tuesdays ssue of that journal the fol.
lowing:
To The EIltOr IF he Richmond Ilh;p.
WAsIiINGTuS Cry June g. lSJ6
Mr.. Edor-Haviug the manuscript of the
communication which appeared in Your issue Of the
eth uIt, signed "Muson" in which charges of gross
official nulver-alIon i'll the Pension Office are freely
nude, readily recognize the hand writing of II. 4.
Rnmsny Of Columbia county, Ga.
AS DR.. Ramsay has lately been under arrest for the
perpetrhtion ot trseres, 400 numerous To menton"
amd Ii nnw-haviag escaped from the Marshal Of the
State OF Geurga-a fugitive from Justice, il is Ger
aInly needless I" attempt 10 excuipa;c the ''cerks'
OF the Pension office from his libelous charges.
a CLERK.
And, in another column we find the suboined re-
marks by the editor:
We published a communication, some davs since
arragnlng The Pension officers for frauds, &c. We
dlsav"wed knowledge OF the facis-but stated thai
the paper came from what regarded responsible
source. Ii now tuins out that the name Of the man
by whom II purportcd 10 be written, was n forgery
and the real author, person in Georgia, who has
been arrested for frauds in the Pension office. Df
the statements OF such character are wholly
worthless.
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THE PEOPLE WILL. F,kNlsn HIM WITH
HALL.

The following prophetic paragraph appeared in the
New York Journal of Commerce. of the issue 81
April %:
"TLe Know y Nothing cc1uee of Philadelphia have
refused the use # ,na alf of Independence tor the
reca: Ion Of The Hon. james Buchanan. Never
nind the people will furnish him hall, after the i
Of March next which will be sufficient ior al! practi
cal purposes
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TIE UNITY OF TILE DEMOCRACY

The llh'y amused itself with our idea of the vytv
cf Mc Democracy. Perhaps the unanimous nomipa.
ton Of james buchanan and John C.. I,racL .rrd,o
and the un"nn"ns adoption Of the Platform, may
convince our ne'1hbor that the thought is not so
whimsical rs he was disposed to regard it. If he is
not yet pursunded of the nnay et tie Dsuocracy, II
painful conviction of the fact will be mprrsssed upon
him by the election in November.
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EDITORIAL CHANGES.

Mr.. Stephen j. pendletou has assumed control OF
the Abingdon Democrat, recently edited by }. d. H.
Brunei deceased The political character Of the pa
per is not changed.
The Union Democrat is the title Of paper, which
Mr. Stuart j. Warren has just begun to issue in Union,
Monroe county, Va We wish success to the enter:
prise,
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THE ABOLITION PRESS ON OUR PLATFORM
AND CANDIDATES.

If any Southern man is not satisfied Ct tie sound'
ness OF the Democratic Platform: OF aI the issues OF
slavery, let lin Sa The articles from Abolition pa
GERS which VIC insert in another column. lie will
discover that they regard the Platform as embodyng
the most aggressive principles of slavery propagsnd
ism of which, too, they s,igmatze our candidates as
the champions and apostles. The fact is that bath
Platform and candidates satisfactory 10 the most
scrupulous s,ickler fer Southern rights.
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rMElrY.EIyE pOLLARs KEWARD.

m .AWAY f,o;p ;he sGb.cI lsar IN F'ld9y tEF Jun
4 Eovs.nuer negro Ioy by she rams OF PHILLIP
.gy s59u II years 0. age. i've feet three or oui
5.h .aheF ,hifk SET, about The color OF ginger!
Is. i.l lace snd large eYesi has Esoit a roiIns hls
,,,ue.: is !,tle inclined to swasgcr and drag his
{, a7rr ws,iu: tie lsa carpenter by trade was born
rs,.r, III ncnGnoud "snla. Ind VIII peToaPs' try TO
,ii r,y. Inc above reward for his apprehension aud
.'' -, W. ''''' - Z. COLBERT.
-, New.Bern, N. c.
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;srlLL ANOTHER DISTRICT ELECTOR
DECLINING.

;C,ncinna;i Correspondence OF the Wheeling Argus
Since ms arrival here have heard that the know-
Nothing eec.or iur district will not cnr&ett to
serve n. is here aud does not E,.lt-te tG MAKE
known bis intention to veto To- lie nominee ni this
Convention he 10 ,5ioL. he may. lm iNs. h"mcser,
he !. bat iII~uin; the example Of numerous other
.ir tors who were appointed by the Know. .N"ihng
Stsuu,un Convection. II they keep on sxl"iathiG II
I. X know.Nothing party will not be able TO form "a
electoral ticket in the State.
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ryvr%ry nOIIARS REWARD.

uIuE snyc r,wnrd wIllkue pad !UE Ihe "pprenen'uI
10 J,l,yrrv 20 me U In some jail in ;ne state so
= w sr; him again, oi my slave LiNSEI pu;ehSIMTs M.
.ry. III Richmond ast winter OF VI .'.aaIa'n m "i
,,;,.EN, LIE IioubtIsss lurtGs about Richmond, or
. sopr 70 AIbemsrlc or Buckingham, or may prooao'y
wing TO IND his way TO atree Sts'. .;.s,
s.Cy is five feet eleven inches o- SIN feet tall straight
...I.r api well formed. and abou, iuycars ot age
JANIS II. CUA,
,,rr,,-,. y q t'h,,t.ri,li Co.
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--.. --.-.--.,..>-nnrn nnII.AKS REWARD.

uniS away from my residence in New Kent county, { on
,ns iE.5 Of Nav ias,. Negro Man named ACi.ll.,
+. Sid negro s I, ginger bread color 0! In eanai Sna
IL. h.h forehead. ex,endng wcts o"Gk en- ,!r q, " sgs
.", r.,,r cOunirnance smiles when spoken TO-
..S !, tron ,hnk, little decayed lie has @e III
,"s%r anil no her lyius il Richmond VIII give rHe
,,, rrua,a !, lakcu out oi the STATE, ana i"I -
yE DOLi AIRS. II taken IN thS StH'.i S.i i,rrgRo III
pa 'H" ~ '''' "s New kent
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April 30-c;
PCBLIC SALE or HOUSE AND LOi Al
u,DfsnS cnrI,T HIl'-E

FC CBLIC SALE UF 1IUtSE ;t'TU ''
MADISON COURT HOUSE.
IN pursuance u decree "t the Crcuit Cour, .! '"'
s, county entered the IL day OF May, l."' me yi'
dcrsigncd will yroc-ed to cell by public suction D ~
ui.hes, bidder al Mhdi.oR H., on WEDNESDAY me -
Law uf July ueNr the lot OF hand contHirihs hoDut Nv
nrI.s with the improvements belonging 10 the estate o
III Ms year, credit yth interest from day ot sh'"
n,sr.s, tobe nnpusy paid except for cash eGou- to-
pnv cost Of suit sale, &c. ~ ;-, -, A., sam,
chaser and the TILE retained further security until inc
purchase money is paid. ,,,, oi..;,or
May 20-cew hELFiELp IA'H'
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John L. GEORGE GIBSON.

..ON'.' N-t1S I@-t 11Tts'Tf
Ri.HNoS. Va.
AtrlSG excessively Lifted yp their establishment
J ;.a .Re a;..: .np:o;Gd mAchiapry, are prepared
'.!,.a 4; sIo: rn,;:c aai reasonable terms, all
a. u go.'go" "'..s!ri Carpenters work, such a.
-oy' MI W.nI1a FRAMES. tasinss on, and inside TN
Nc.
ts-h Blind. and Doors Of NIL varieties.
F;a.r-, tia@i:G. Forchcs Icrgndhhs. Balconies
E"c"', Co:Llcr Nog.dings and Brackets OF all sizes
ps;,":us
s,i.n., n' NJ '"sc-;D'ions
af.s .Fre t.A ,oo. do, tt...s. loa. 10, ae., &c.
r. "a: gNrs- 49,. a,rj for worH 10 plaIs furMshed
a. sDa dal'er H& ,!r.aIory st the estimated prices
P'i"r' re- pccr'Lly s5Iicirrd Jan .S-ctf
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InNlNIA.==Fst SGI,re:.e CuITt of Appeals, held
d t."vsburg, Oh the llth day OF September, 1855:
'eFed th., the annual the Supreme Court of
AS 10 De held at Lewi-hurs. shall hereafter com.
" Oh ~. 10Th day Of July, and Tint tine Clerk when
' MAKE the argument docket Of the causes rea.
nearing Al the next term, shall arrange the differ.
cV' within the jurisdiction OF this Court IL he fol.
: ''a"F ""t aha! ass!Sa 70 sach ~ ,cl!o.pg ngnr
y .-ys 10 ". = ' - y :" D.. ..
! t'@cNsi-I!bdson. JudSo-irom iUh 10 18th July in.
=, 'Heu::-Fu;on, Judge-from 18th to Goth July, in.
sMt-ilopkins, Judge-from 9th July to lst Au
.,ya ,y,a"''-Summers, Judge--from I'd to l4th August
AT -Ednls;ou, Iudge-frona lath TO 18th Au
\, inci".,,a. Thompson, jud3e-trom 18th to 18th
re- ''''-hsnney, Judgc-frop 26,h to osth August,
"'u''-faFker, judge-2a,h and Both August, i'll
i,eq'-:Baicy, ludse--lrom sls, Angus, to Sd Sep
F., inclusive -:
'."-lii';aen, {Vise-.si.. 1nd 10Th September,
.,. d cury-I,,;c.
q @ ~. '"'y JOHN 4. NORTH. Clerk.
~- VIII insert twice 4 week till 18th July. .
s JNO ID. ASHTON
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WARLIKE PREPARATIONS.
is an item OF trlegraphic intelligence:

Here is an item OF trlegraphic intelligence:
"H"n. Chauneey l.. Knapp, member Of Congress
from this Stare, previous to leaving Lowell last even
Ing WIS presented with n handsome revolver bear.
Ing the motto, Free Speech
\ revolver is a very harmless thing, unless thcro is
man behind it To pull the trigger The Hon. Chaun.
cey l.. Knapps weapons will friShten nobody but
himself Yet, it is significant fact that the aboli
rionsts are arming themselves. OF course Southern
representatives, will do likewise. Are we to have a
row in Congress 1t looks very like it.
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WILLIAM RtT'rAII,E

g.! At Law. YAZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI
~! NJ r. 20 prHc,ic" III IN. cnurt- held NJ jackson
L:d In 'to.o Of the Fitt JL1,":u i-u.., CCInuosca
+ ;o-;es ol s:oo bIad.son Ho!ujes, ieaLe At,alis,
;oa Hlt sun!ower; will give strict attention to col.
IA a' cs.E; paymeE. OF taxes aud adjustment OF law
10 either .: those counties. Refers to George K.
+, E-q, Richmond; Dr. F. J. Stribling, Stauntsn;
+. knox ESQ. fredericksburg; Messrs. Swiney,
2 & Co.. New Orleans; Messrs. J. Wilde Jr., New
G"n. WIN. +. Gordon, Albemarle, Va: VIM ~
+, Esq, WAshin"t"? CIV Sci li--SRtfi
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CITY AND STATE NEWS,

CESrRAL Rail ROAD NEW S,crION ABrrr 10
b. orESED.-We glad to find fhsr - rs.g'- .I
his road Is progressing, no; only ,.a ga Il
the track, hut that It will take another sep w,
ward, with all the tacIIitic, for travel. cur-" #
lOoO tons ol iron arrived Il: this port last week which
is Row being carried up end ni! on The rJnd. ky n"
first "t July the rails wall b, laid aud the
Hillb"rough. Ii will be sen, BY rerrruc: I" he
summer advertisement in our paper that ia" uan',
after the tir>t Of Juy, will rrach the terminus 81 IN"
ruSt by Il O'Clock. y. N aud that Stage will trkc
passengers 10 the Warm Springs {" supper iIr same
evening This will be greut Improvement n.I
year arrangements ~ passengers will then roach
'evera "t our Springs in day from Ii. hrm"nt, n"d
the White Sulphur. which is the great attraction.
early the second day with great comfort.
FLuvANSA.--Nothins c"u!d indicate more couclu
sivey the high estimation in which h. ,irE.n- The
r"unry at Fiuvnnna still hold Mr. CnCKL ihum the
isrterus vote they have Just gwen hm rHmdl
la,r for the office of Cumnnnw-ahS Attorney. not
si,hsanding the fact that he is a resident "i ttls
city. K. /. Corke. I. II. Tur"'lcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-13
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,,OK KENr, THE MDSC IENI HOuH I. ~.
FRtcHMUND, vIRGIhlA.-T... delgn.Iuy t.
and e!:sibIy s:urted No TEL i' no" for rent ''--
S nnryn ri !; i. entirely new, and just nn-hed, AMI
n to. OF I; in complete Vdr tor rcrnnt. "!'! Nj
,n. modern convenIsncrs U li2tt, na,e-, baths &c
IL j., ruu;ed the centre geographically IL the civ of
R,rbnDrd ironing upon irace Nnin Capitol stfee's,
immediately opposite Capitol square. ami overlooking u!
the lower part Of the ciy, aud James River for p"v"Ih
mics l. but b distance from n" Gepot 0 70"
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac k'!!rori Comp
m and about equi-distAnt from thos. Ot the 'reiih I
tral ami RchlUnd and Petersburg Railroad Lomptmrs.
.ad the CITY cnnibus-s pas, by every minutes Gu
rug the day. For terms apply 10 ,,.-
JAMES LYONS.
Anrl 3O-r;f Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-13
cITIZE>, or AcCoMAC, TAhE NOTICE:

VI
sNHE very super r. cafe and '"iit
II steamer EXPRESS, Cap. WILLS REzS1E
touches nj Chcecou.ssex Landing (ne"f o.,L
DruulnoId,owu) every Tuesday tnOInhS' ~ ""o" ~ :, WV ~
Oh Der wuy To snow Hill: and every " '"ry ~ 49,. =
about 10. cluck on return, reacAiHs h"'''o'e " "
o'clock tne same evening :, nn
Fare TO baltimore, (neais inc'u"e''' r1
snow Hill! .-'-''''''-''
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