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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-16
Our friend of the Soutil-Side Democrat pays the
following deserved compliment to the talents and SER
vices of a worthy gentleman:

lion. j. CLANCY JONES.
The In. brnt fines of the first session of the pre-.
sent Congress brought prominently before the public,
several men in every party and shade Of party who
had previously attracted but little comparative at;en
iiUu. The occasion one demanding peculiar
qualities aud calculated in an especial degree TO test
tho courage und reliability of politicians. \ purity,
exu!ting in recently acquired strength and flushed
with many aud unexpected victories, found themselves
for the first time IN possession of one Of the CO "rd
nate branches of the federal legislature Filled with
the widest ideas Of policy, aud burning tO distinguish
themselves by some act which should show at once
their power and their contempt for that of their
opponents, it required no ordinary trmness, pariicu
lnrly in Northern mCn, To stand up and speak an
unwavcring nay To these men and measures, confront
ing the one and repeiIing the other. This was the
position voluntarily assumed by the subject OF our
notice; aud il is high prase, but meet eucgy to say
that he III. tingshci himself for irnncss and featy
where there were many loyal men nnd brave. Re.
presenting the Tenth Legion Oi the keysiuae State
aud cnnyiug The entire cniitgEce nj his constituency
lie position 10 do y,uiHn service for the good
cause und right rrs;iy lie did his Gfr5jr. Weob-rrvc
with much qualification that hs name is mentioned
for place Al the council board ri the President
aui there are few North South whom it would
give Us mere pleasure Ia re. His iaiens pa.
irutsn and prchlty are nnIuestionsd; he possesses
th. necessary {" do unpopular right, and the
higher nerve Ia withstand sp, cOus and popular
wrong and is. with all l.s gifts and experience, i;" 4
stationary much less u rc,r"grading iaaI. lle would
prove safe councillor and wor.hy treud, and
ihc Objection hat he is penmsyv vanian is repealed
by host Of prrceicnis from the time timt Washing
ton cal ed Two Nirgn!nis, jefferson ard lcndienm, 10
his cabinet, down ia the administration Ui MIR. Polk
fPetcrs5Hry DcmrcyW.
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guarantee for future of peuce, of Union and of
prosperity! IL any llilg else is requisite to obtain
such future We believe it is the inaug guration of
James Buchanan us President of tie nuon, with the
sound, progressive and w!'e administration Of the
Government, which his honesty, and his wisdom, III.
suras US, must follow.
We say then, to the patriots North, and to the pa
triots South, cheer up-we have passed the quick
sands We have crushed out the spri, Of ds,ror:-
we have stricken The Abolition monster fatal blow ;
aud we now have better guarantees lnr the future
based hs they are upon soundcr principles. and more
in union with the genius, aud true principles Of our
free Institutions than we have before had since the
memorable contest Of 1870
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-16
To he Eciiors Of Mr Enyu:rcr:

DECEMBER OH, lS,6.
Gentlemen: The Year lS56 is abon; 10 close, and
before arrangements made for The next. il may
not be anisS To cn attention TO certain practices nnd
empoymens which ought 10 be discontinued aud
discouraged.
Many persons suffer slaves 70 hire their own time.
This is contrary to Jaw, ruiGouS 10 the negro n
slave, aiId makes all around him dissatisfied who are
not allowed like privileges. II persisted in. the
Grand Juries, hope, will take the matter III hand,
and present every case
Wood cutting and oystering have done more 10
demoraize and render dissatisfied the slaves OF East
ern Virginia than every thing else. The wood cutter g
task ia easy he comes and goes unquestioned. at all
hours; makes money enough To minister 10 hs pns-
sion for drink, and cannot bs made Ia work cheer
fully again ut any other employment; lie is thrown
constantly into the society vf Northern sailors; is
often corrupted; and if forced 10 labor in any other
way. will try to make his escape. Owners should
discriminate against This employment, rs verify be-
leve but lt;e bsnefi, las resulted from it in pecu-
mary Why.
The above remarks will apply with still greater
force 10 oyste,:nen. Their facilities for escape are
still greater, and the losses on water, ana espe
caily from Norfolk and Portsmouth, show how
readily they avail themselves Of them. hope others
will express their views. *.
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THE Pacific RAiLK0AD.-Thc Abingdon IVA J
Democrat, last received in Washington. contains mn
article in favor OF The Pacific Railroad project. As
it is published in the town in which TX Governor
Floyd resides and has long been regard ID Hs possess
ing hi. lmncd.re cnre ace, hIs nnmc has OF course
been connected with the article in question. lisposi-
tons the inject foreign To what have nere-
lniure been the received if not unques'iuned views Of
the ID. mocrGcy rf the Stht without aS.ngs exception
that we know oil int we rel warranted IN scout
ing the idea that TX Cow Floyd either cJunsclled or
knew Of the puhla;inn. II will turn out, like the
electoral reconinr ndaii"n. thing done without his
knowledge or ap!tobn'i"n We fancy Nevertheless,
Il 1.-THE article. s boycis for the wonder mungers
sround Ia, wh" do not comprehend The fixed princi
pie. by which Virginia statesmen must b. governed
acquire real influence ont o the circle OF their i'm
mediate personal a-socia'ons. They 1.-THE wonder
mongers are to-day drawing all sorts of TO us quiz
zical conclusions from the Abingdon Democrat g
publication, of which, in estimation at least,
are worth pinch of snuG.~-l Washington Star.
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J,MEs RIyFR ESTATE FOR sAI.E

III OFFER Tor sale privately my plantation chcd MOUNT
Bernard. This plantation lies on the James River in
the county Of Goochand immediately above Maiden's
Adventure dam and within twenty eight miles OF Rich.
rond It contains hundred and thirty acres.
OF whichseventy.hc James River low grounds,
OF the bcst quality thirty five acres are creek low
grounds and the remainder lie Beaver dam creek red
land There is On the place good dwcinghouse II
beautiful site. and all necessary uuhouses and both the
buildings and the fences in good repair aud the land
Is n high state Of cultivation.
will also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists of horses mules CATTLE incu
ding mch cows and the Turning utensils are, the most
of them, new, and all of them good-Hnd there arc
enough both OF stock and farming utensils for the tho
rough cultivation OF the antaton.
The terms of sale the payments will be made
very much to suit the purchaser
Mr.. james NJ Payne, my manager living on the place,
will show the property to person desiring TO examine
it. My address 10 Washington, D c.
Nav I7-ctf NJ NJ. PAYNE
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FoiS
SALE.
rAvING removed 10 Richmond | offer for sale, my
Farm living in the county Of Charles CITY. 10 - =,
miles from tho James River and ~ miles from ihe ey "
Richmond and containing $40 ucres about one nH G
ed producing well and rapidly improving under tue usJ
of lime clover plustcr &c There is good Dwelling h"u
all necessary ouhouscs nearly new Also an ronvs.
Garden and Orchard The Farm could be 's.S o,ho
aiO acres Persons wishing purchase fsr i ae
most productive aud rapidly pOGn @ Sisso,ea
would do well to examine TINS p.up'y .;,i, ,crms
The oversecr or my brother living adjoining Will show
li'e r" ii' u, w an' 'H' DIR o. A. CRENSHAW,
H""i.:e Bnx No 374. Richmond Vn
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The rcst of the world in Asia, Africa and
America, furnishes too little 10 be computed; but
may possibly raise the aggregate production 10
,DDO,GOO tons; while tho increased profit, in its man
ufacture (if rro"gm from oi thirty dollars per ton,
by the successful method of Mr.. Snl;er, OF Newark
n. j., by his new furnace, would amount TO the for
midabe amount Of two hundred millions Of dollars
year, rs we learn from those we'll versed in the sub
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POWELL,S TAVERN TRACT or LAND, Oi
THE RIVER ROAD, II MILES ABOVE RICHMOND
MONROE SPRINGS FOR SALE.

n OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS, To. seLSSt
4 scther with all appurtenances consisting OF an i;n,
ample supply OF Beds, Bedding, Household anG &ssi
Kitchen Furniture; also, Crockciy, Cutlery, The
Springs situated in the Northeastern part Of Monroe
county Ala in mile o tue Mobile and Girnrd rnrund
the distance from the Mobile stnge line The
tract belonging the Springs contains $40 uf No
creek land The growth is hickory white oak red OAK
larswect gum mulberry elm holly, SPAN III onk with
dergrowth OF stink bush buckeye, sunach and other
drrgrowth indicating rich soil About 2o OF the
lands is in high OF cultivation, and will pro-
duce 1900 $500 pounds OF cotton to the The build
inss good condition, with large and counodinus
Hocl and winter residence tor family: also, Te.pin
Alley Billiard Room and Table, Bath House, two Ball
Rooms ono of which fifty yards distant from the
noe Also roomy Stables together with Corn CRIBS
negro houses etc. la fact there is nothing wanting to
MAKE THIS one OF the desirable watering places in the
Soun as the water stands in high ropute any in the
state Testimonials OF the fnct can be produced If
quirrd
will sell the place on the following terms Ten dollars
per acrc-one fourth cash. the balance in three annual
payments, with notes and approved security or mort.
gage of the place.
ANY person wishing to in business of the kind
would do we'll exumne these Springs as the business
could be commenced without any outlay cave for rroce.
ries there i. ample supply OF things necessary for
hotel business Any number Of sheep hud n, 81 so
beef ut to CENTS turkeys at Is cents chickens at M
cents mt 10 cents per dozon butter l5 cents
For further particulars sppy to C. f. Haynes ESQ Ga.
zete Office, CHhaba Alabama, myself the s:prnys
JuIc 9-6m J. ENGLISH. Trustee
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PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE.

On The FIELD. !
The correspondence being Withdrawn to receive
proposition Of adjustment, DIR: Bagby now, has no
hesitation in aayins that in the article in the Decem
Der number of "IIarper's Magazine" to which Mr.
Irving has taken exception, he did not mean Mr..
Irving, and intended no personal offence.
G.. w. LATHAM,
ROGER A. PRYOR.
II. l.. BLANCHARD, WI. z. CoREIE, Tn ). Bo-
COCK, L. II. kEITT.
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FARM IN GOOCIiLAND rUh ,Ai.E.

IUNlE subscribers authorized to sell the Farm re-
Il Gently occupied by Mr.. E. $: Valentine known as
% miles above Richmond containing surveyed
The quality Of the land is good aud we'll adapted
the growth OF Wheat Tobacco, Corn and Oats. The
improvements comfortable with all the necessary
h1uscs needed upon such nrIn and nearly The
location is very high and healthy. There is new store
upon the land, immediately the road about one
hundred yards from the. elins house. containing four
rooms, and is good stand for the Mercantile buiness-
There be sold from 81 0OOo $4,000 worth of goods
year For about i've years the owner sold goods at the
place.
Terms very accommodating, say third cash. balance
II; and years. bcuriug Interest secured by trust deed
For further particulars apply to
l.u.r 4
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1-.IiI = EAKM EAit SAi.E.

OFFEK fur ssle my Farm, upon WHICH loflntry To
sided living immediately on swift Creek. in the coui
y of Ches,c:icd about four miles above the Court House.
snd ,wev, miles from Richmond.
The ,rart contains 26i acres third of which is in
original growth the other twohird5 is open l"nd III
GOOD stale OF cultivation, and well adapted tn the growth
of wheat, aud tobacco.
The improvements consist of good dwelling and all me-
cersary and farm houses.
The tarm is well watcred and considered remarkably
healthy
Any one wishing to purchase call on me- or j. X.
Gill. at the Farmers Bank Of Va, Richmond.
Nov l5ctf F. H. GIL.
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LAND FOR SALE.

n OFFER for sale my Tract OF Land. containing about
II 700 acres lying 10 the county OF pittsylvanS iInmc
diaely on the line of the Richmond and nanvile Rail
Road and wit in four miles OF two Dcpots The i'm
provements consist oi two story dweln. house.
with hve and passage, anch room having good
fire place The out.buildngs mostly new, ana are
sufficient for the purposes of the plantation The land
tine of Improvement the larger portion of the Ill
grass, and part Timothy is well adapted TO corn,
wheat and tobacco lies in section OF the finest TO-
baccc region in the State well tmbered aud warres
and has it some 300 of select fruit, within
the last three years The situation commands line view
OF the in passing and capable of being made OF
the beautiful the line OF the road, between Rich
mond and Danvc.
Persons wishing purchase invited to inspect the
premises correspond with the subscriber drcctingo
Whirloc Post Office, Halifax county Va.
Sent iO-ctf WM RISON
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SUDDEN DEATH.-George w. MARROW, well known
citizen of Rsppshannock county, expired suddenly al
the residences III Capt. John Porter in this county.
sope days ago. II was the occasion of bridal
party. The deceased bad participated freely in ii-
festivities "t .ha evening, when he was taken ILL., and
despite the prompt medical nssist:smce rendered him.
in few minutes nnmberel among the dead
| Harrentoa (Va.j flag.
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Trial OF AusTiS.-Th;s unfortunate man was
convicted Of forgery in tw" case. before the nifsd
States Court on Thursday last, before Jadge Haly-
burton. There now three convictions hnnging
over him. which in all probability will send him 10
the Penen'iary ipr fifteen years. by the consent of
the Court, the Attorney for the United States entered
a noilr pr0ssyHi on The remaining indictments, and
then discharged the Grand Jury.
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TWENTY DOLTAKS REWARD.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
ME above reward will be paid for the appreb
and delivery TO me, in some jnil in the Stnte, so
Ga; &c, him again, of my slavc LlNSEf. | purchaeed
Lnrey, in Richmond last winter, Of Mr. Clendenin. lie
Was raised Abemarle and has wife in the county OF
Buckingham He is doubtless lurking about Richmond or
na gone 10 Albcnarlc Buckin; ham, may probably
oeirytnc to find his way to free State.
Lncy five feet eleven inches six feet tall straight,
muscular and we'll formed, and about 10 years OF age.
JAMES II. COX,
Apn EFF MIxrFnpncr q Chcster4icld Co