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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-27
LAND eVtc SALE,
IN ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA.

IN BUCKINGHAM COUHI) J, va
EIHE undersigned wishing to close his farming opera
Il ions in nuckinsnstn county Va, 9te' ior sH,enn9n
Reasonable terms in exchange for cry property Nv"
valuable tracts Of land lying wi'n sig niles OF Bucking
ham Court House 80,
knop ~ Zig aa.4l Of "Gi'EHs Hills, hn:.ns stovi
lCG acCs ut present in CULTIVATION via growing crop o.
wheat corn. and oats Tlcro is OIL the place small
dwcllinghouse and all the necessary olhIi,st .uS a'
stables sc with stock OF Eorses, cattle anu ho- ih
in. utensils &c Also steam raw ana erist ihI' y" I'm
engine of thirty five horsepower, and or
~ srnport of the place. j. purchased separate.
flc Gi,icf tract rs within oneiGurth OIL Mic o! tue
one srst mentioned, had t".nsn: Ile acres, Gle.y
covered with timber but we'll adapted to cuiti'a,iI The
soil being Of excellent quality
I'csr Lands nrr in remarkably healthy se-tion OF tho
Sts,n with nm abundance OF the best OF water and being
,tot. I'd very ucur the buckingham gold mines there Is
ir,",, . ready market for prGd!ce OF all kinds.
Ir above Innds will sell los; Tor pat cash and q
on credit on the banncf viii exchange the whole for
nropcr:r in the city OF Washington. The growing crop
&C. will sell in xon with the land OF separate tor
rs.h OF short credit.
rersans Wishing :.orc parcunr description will please
consut Mr.. s w. Owen No 22 pennsylvania avenue, or
the subscriber. atpresent on the premisra
May 5--,i3w&eOlm EDWARD OWEN.
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AUCTION SALES,
SAFE or LANDI. H.,

SohhlSsiONE!fS' SALE OF LASDI% HAN
". FIX; NEAR THE FORK CHURCH.
S9thSuAN to decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
~ county Oh hanover, pronounced the 18th day Of
March, 1886, III su therein dercndng unJsr ,bn eli,
o! Thornton and others nsainst iomkes and oh.rs Inc
under'isncn te commissioners therein named will On
the prcInls e. NJ the Mansion House on the 3,b dnv nj
this month, (May) II inr otherwise the first suitable
thereafter proceed TO sell to the highest bidder ON the
following terms: Wv wv
One third cash, third at twelve ,,,o,,,s srd ,ho
manning third at Two years. The credit usvr,en,s ~
interest from the day of sale. The mircbasnrs ~ %
bonds with approved personal security npd hc ,i p, 81
land be retained Until the further order of tho cor,
The tracts of land hereinafter mentioned o'-''
Firs:-'fhe tract called Church Quarter adionips rho
lands of William Thompson Esq, Mnj p H. prrss s .nd
Others containing aj7t On this land there are
Portable buildings.
Second-The Mansion House tract containing nbou, 400
acres adjoining the lands of Alexander NJ Morris Esq
Ed Winston Esq., and others. On this tract the buildings
IRE good the Mansion House being OF the
houses in that part Of Hanover The barn and other
houses in respectable repair
Third-Ihc tract called Dukes adjoining the Mansion
House tract, containing 80 acres or thereabon,s.
Fourh.-The Old Orchard, containing about % acres
adjoining Dukes.
The last mentioned tracts will be sold in body, in
different lots, the Commissioners may determine on the
day OF sale
uersons of purchasing land in desirable and
Bile neighborhuod rs the present being in henthy part
of Hanover in two miles Of the Virginia Central raroad
and of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac rail.
road and about twenty miles from Richmond Hanover
Academy is not more than one mile of
Persons wishing the premises will he shown them
by Mr. Temple J. Blunt. living on the premises
WM. WINSTON,
WIN. r. WYNN, c,
CHASTAlN WHITE, "o'' d.
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sALE0R REAL ESTATE.

fHNHE subscribers Ocr Ter sale their valuable FAr in
tho county Of Boteourt. situated at the Junction OF
Cracs and PattersOnr Creek and tho junction OF said
Craiss Creek with James River.
This Farm contains between 400 and 1900 acres, OF
which 2i0 Bottom hand, and in high state OF
cultivation and s!tusred about II miles North OF Fin
castle and the F;ncast!e and Covinston Turnpike Road
PASSES through it,
There Post Office the place, known AS the June
ton PoA Office. There sG0 OF good Timothy
meadow on the farm.
The farm hus long been known rs the JUNCTION
STORE EARM and is OF the best locations Tor
try store in the State.
Cruiss Creek is nav.sablc and passes by and
through the farm for nearly t~o mica
The subscribers prefer selling privately out il not sold
before the 3st day Of May the same will be offered
on the premises public auction, to the highest bidder
individuals desiring further information will correspond
With II. :nya Fiacastle, with James Jones' juno
ton Store, BoictOu.t. JUHEs slaiS.
Anr,lll al,
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p q r 4 - s .
NAY.
LEIGH III NJ.

Lftfh
Nav, ,hnu mru,., -; r.,sy bran'y
Month when pleasure is duly
M,S.a of MAIDS ;In; n'lS t'i' N'"'
Bosom rich am% breath iis'n' ~
Nor,i, a; hess. and mo.th al !i"w'tS'
N,ub All ,l,s,,m laden bowels
Mom,h of iirt,, bands with d ;''cs'
-. I,,,. and poets praises;
-, ,nnr merry month cunpleie-
Si.y,-thy very name IL s"e''
Mny was maid in olden times,
AMI !. still IN Scottish rhymes:
Nav :he blooming hawthorn Dough;
NAYS the month that's laughing now.
I no sooner write the WORD,
Than il seems a. though il heard,
And looks up and laughs at me,
like sweet lace, roslly;
Like an actual color bright,
Flushing from the papers whltei
Like bride that knows her power.
Startled in a Summer bower.
1.-THE rains that do US wrong
Come to keep the winter long,
And deny US thy sweet looks,
/ can love thee, sweet in books
Love thee in the poets pages:
Where they keep thee green for ages
1--we and read thee, a. lover
Reads bic lady's letter over.
Breathing blessings on the arr
Which commincles those that part
There is May in books for ever
May viii part from Spencer nG
Mays in Miltou-lIa,y,s ,n ~ rt' Over;
Mays in Chaucer' inolhpsIn'
Mays in all the Italian Italian, BOOKS LOOKS
She has old and modern nooks o,ro.
Where she sleeps with uymphs anu eiHe'
In happy places they call shelves
And will rise aud dress your rooms
With drapery thick with blooms
Come. ye rains, then, il ye WILL,
Nav. a: home, and with me stili;
But come, rather thou. good weather
Aud find US iu the 6rld together.
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GoscsEs--Fn1' sSA'i'u
TIuRspAY, MAY VI. 1916.
E'NiTE

The Joint resolution allowing Dr. Kane and the OIL
r, sssnr;sied with him in the late Arctic expedition
j., saarcb If Sir John Franklin, to accept such
tokens of acknowledgment from the British Govern
nent as it may please to present, was pasStd-yea'
Mr.. Geyer, on the reception of message from the
House, announcing the death of MIR. Miller, repre-
sentative from Missouri pronounced a euogy Oh Inc
DECEASED. After the passing of the customary reso
Iutiops the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Linisy announced the recent death OF bis col
league, Mr. Miller, of Missouri, who on account OF
sickness had not taken his seat this session. he
spoke in exalted terms Of public and private cha
racter.
MIR. Humphrey Marshall also spoke of the deceased
in glowing terms, referring to him the companion
of his childhood.
After the usual resolutions Of respect had been
passed, the House adjourned.
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THE BIRD SONG.
by LEunAL EIrToL, OF swrDE!


H.. chanting in wildness and glee
|. singing, each bright summer DAY.
High up in the green waving tree'
a little bird over the way.
While love is breathed forth in each no1e'
An emblem that birdie is true
Is seen in its pretty bright coat
Offeathers so glossy and blue.
To cheer up thy mate it is well,
While making her nest in the tree;
Now low, then high with swell,
Chirp! CHEEKY! cherup! CHEEKY!
When winds whistle 80 cold
Then far to the South fv away,
With little mate covered with gold.
Then cheer her though dark be the day.
Sweet little bird up in the tree.
Oh: ever declare thou art true:
4 badge of thy faithfulness be
Thy bright little coating Of blue.
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{. Md. MOORE, VI"
Mrva-ctds E. F. PATTON,
,VCE Am MOST Y4IUARLE STAUNTO'

4 LARGE AND MOST f3LI aBIE SI.-t NEoN
RIVER ESTATE ~ The COUNT OF CHAR
LOTTE FOR SALE At PuRLN AUCTION.
HBY virtue of deed of trust executed 10 The under.
signed by Isaac 4 Watkins, Esq, Unc present pro-
prrtorj shall on WEDNESDAY, the i,h Of June next,
Al the hour IL O'Clock upon the prrics proceed 10 sell
II public auction, THAT most valuable tract OF land on
81 ugton III ref, it H. rur.ty o. Ch""I"t" srown AS
naLLGuE CnEEn r,."E. AI.Ja,
co,ta min. by estir,at:on nGa!t l;UO Hsr:s.
In., arc uyc. eco t.HcL ao:o tan 90 Of opc
luud of which lsO river 10" grou.ds g: SURPRISING
fertility believed be rich the richest bottom OF the
river md sixty or seventy creek and branch
hn,s also very rich and productive. Most Of the high
lnris IRE Only yeIr fertile but have been heavily ma
nu. cd a. great cost. H. ssct OH i,i6 ca.. 10 tn
last yat 80 of wheat and uesr:O oIorc, amounted IN
nbuut g, 0JJ
Wallace Creek plantation is conveniently situated for
access 20 market being about 10 miles from Roanoke Sta
ton on the Richmond and DHnvlic Rail Road b. the
,qer and aio.; mile. from Messing Ford Staten, pn
the road, bS the cCu;4.y rora.
Full pusscs.o. o: The land vii! BOT De g'cG Un: about
the ,stoi December but the purchaser will be allowed 10
seed .ni crop. .'
TERMS ;-Cne.fith cash, or ncgotnhe note nj -four
months .G GaioilGi Tlth iE!c.or .dd.d hn tEa resi-.
due in iOul equal payments NJ Il, &c MD - months
with interest from the day OF sale Bond and security viii
quired for the deferred paymcntG ard th title 10 H.
property retained. -
N:. EpsE, tie oYcrsccr who resides t:c far n will
take pleasure Ia showing the !nmd persons wisng L.
purchase. THOMAS WAlhlHs, trustee.
April f-ctls Providence 7 o., Halifax county, Va
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

EIEcrIog.-Chario'te County.-A correspondent
At Charlotte C.. H., writes US that James Garden IL
elected Sheriff. and P. Richardson aud Ihos. fugh'
Commissioners of the Revenue
CampJM Couaty.-In Lynchburg' John u. S3 en.
C,m,o;ss;on.r OF the Revenue. Major james Gar
land i, elected Commonwealth A,tornsy for the CITY,
and E. D. Christian for the county.
HEyRlco ELEcrIos.-The voting on Thursdsy IN
The comfy is conceded to have resulted i'll the cleo
tjun ii John A. Hutchison for Sheriff, John Is.
Ynuuy for Common weal,h's Attorney, Temple Elicit
for Cerk OF the Circuit Court, (Henrco county, and
Jo.. g. Msttert Constable ID District
H.nrico Couaty.-We append the vote in Henri
CO las: Thursday, for the Office OF Commonwealth
Attorney aud Sheriff, which is ssid to be- accurate :
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En- CHANCERY.--STATE OF VIRGINIA. TO Wiz
AZ Rules held for the Circuit Cour; OF Powhaar CO.
y in TIE CisrkS oce OF the sad Circuit CSr from ~
:th 10 the 9Th day o! April inclusive in tn. Igg%,
De.i. iinoIc, !I's'
h.Hingt
i. !. Graves, adE.iEs.Tsto. with the ~, ahnoh'u
TnoHas tiOodc, decd uI.d administrator oil Spiu" Go'
decd md late committee o. the sa!t J4d!ia n01.'
decd Samuel Xix and MARY hi. WIFE, John i. Dave -"
Elizabeth G. his wife, Vim Lewis and Agn'ss III, WIS
James II. Lindsey. Aaron J Lindsey, VIM IL S,fn'"'.
his own right, and ne administrator OF Arthur ips'
deed. JOIN Murphy nni Ann his wife VIM sane ~
sale Derby B Foilincs, William FOr!nes, '"orse
Forncs, Martha J Pierce jeffrey II. Davis sui bI.s:
wife, VIM p. Pierce and Mary Susan his wife, Ialnh
Smith and Gabric'a r. hi wiio D. !. Brown and hs':
his wife Mary Jane rorliner rsse I. re ersoh ."
Mary his wife, YIN. LiDscon5 John Henry i!p-roh
Mary LipscOmb. Elizabeth LipscOmb, ArtHur Lipscoa
Merit Lindsey, Granville Lindsey - Hooker and X
bccca hi. wig, VIM. Ware and Ann his wife VIM
lines. Robert Forres, GoCdc FO.iiaca. Benjamin 70
lines Mary Fortunes. janice Forncs. and Kitty foTEh,
p :. COtiral, and George w. SIeilIngs sheriff OF 4
county vi Chesterfield and such administra,o: Of u
| estate OF Robert Forlnes, decd, Det;'.
The object OF this suit is recover the property "a'
was held by Judith Goode during her lie under the :"
Of Thomas Gnode, deed, aud the proceed, and pre-
thereof the plaintiff claiming the same the only CD
and heir a, law OF the said Judith Goode, decd
And affidavit having been made aud hled ~ the eau
that the defends ants VIM. evils and Agnes he VIE
mual Xix Sud Mary nis ':is, Gran. !a l.i"dss! .,T,
II oScr, ard Rebecca his wife John / Davis a"u -
EoIl c. is wife and George l. Forlires, are !'t na'
.ats ot this State on tie motion OF ice pt!'. H., >,
| red tina the sad VIM Lewis and VIE, StMh', ne nc
! wife, Granville Lindsey, Hooker aEi i.tor -
WIFE, John Y Davis aud wife, and George ION
appear here wi:hin nj: a:;c: due pm" ,be
this order, aud DO what may be- necessary " ne pu
Interests in this suit aud that copy OF h! orc nc
li.ned once week for tour successive "eeAs ! nc
rond Enquirer, spaer pu6!!rhrh ~ 'T Ion. 10
u.oni nGA that ARCHER copg Ge IJ-'e, y" ~ r O; :.
OF the cotit house oi tEis c3un.y' T rn
EeSt Conniy Court ! c'pyTWa:NsS :. DANCE {
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!y00DHOyRSE FOR SALE

TEthlS highly improved and productive Farm. lying ia
acres, % Of which suval black creek hoton
inc-huTstib.c er,illtythe balance Of high laid oil Of
which has been EGared Of which material there sre ~
hausrie,s beds, containing 20 per cent Of lin" The
provcmrns good gLd the nci- hbOrhUCd Intelligent aud
highly respectable The location is regarded Of tie
very heahicst in lower Nirsna. The York River Rsi.
road passes through the Southern edge OF :he farm aud
landings tor vessels transporting grain to the markets
Richmond .T the HO!ihcrn ar" r'iIn at T." tsta-
mics u veIc cd lnat me WOOD landing on iaa
farm will nn.e than pay the prizes asked fur wair.
article ready SAFE IL always !ou. hr subscriber VIII
take pirHsura III Glowing III" land IA Ihoe wishing 10 pnr
chasc !! not disposed o. privately by Tuesday III" 81
day oil JUL will thar day be offered Tor sale publicly
- O'Clock :houd private shle be c, ted IN" notice
will b" given. Fersnus wGrhirg further information VII
adresr s.r.:gusr a. Oii Gaarca, Hanover coua:;
Nav 10 -cw'i gyM = hORMEEr
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For N.r E.y..!"f.
MFkOVEMENr OF THE kANAWHA AND
OHIO RIVERS.

PLAN OF CHARLES ELLEr, JK, ESQ.
We reGues, that you will publish the following az
tlce from the pen of Mr.. E-t, in reference I" Ho
best plan Of improving the navigation OF INC o"''
river ,+ the
1t is well known to many of your readers, ., ,r the
Legislature, al its late session, made engineer
improvement of the Kanawha. The oh. 'nuv il now
Of the james River and Kanawha C"lhpn"yw with the
Engaged in making surveys of thar rr' far the i'm
view of determining upon the best P' e1 cnuract-
proyemeut, and preparing the WORK h ,o nropo..t
Two m.,ho,is of Improvement nave oe
lst. The plan Of locks and dams. .,;ry and other
on5 Tha man of widening, deepen.nS o a hv Mr.
80 ;mrrnrrine the sluices, as propoS'u " "
Fisk. ,..,,, pr.sents unanswerable Oh.
)ec,,nhI =" that the navigation of the hana"ha
We hs rendered almost perfect by the adoption OF
NM E;sk's plan and combining with it the plan o.,
". EIlet for regulating and sustaining the supply W
ter We believe that no river in the United o'ateS'
having the same volume of water as the hnna"na,
affords SO good natural navigation. For distance ,
Of ninety miles from its mouth, the average lal 10 r
than one foot per mile, aud during large Pofli'
the year the supply Of water is sufficient e"m
in proper channel, to float the largest s'ea''''"
which Davigates the Ohio. .,o,,;on of
We adopt this method Of calling the a,,ent r,r IN .
the public to the plan proposed by Mr. E't ,ha, Mr.
Improvement Of the Ohio, and we request .i" Ms
Ellet will give his views 10 the appcao!Iy VI "'
Liam 10 the Improvement Of the Kanawhn river.
' ''" OF kASAwHA
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sIrMNER SYMPATHY MEETING.

SpalSG.;E.p, Mass, May 23.-An indignation
meeting was heli lS:t night by the students OF Am
berr College, in refereICe 70 t,s regent outrage on
Senator Sumner. The meeting add!eessG by
President Stearns, Professors Haven, Greefe and
others Resolutions unanimously adopted ex-
s,sse;ye of indignation for the insult upon MaSsachu
nrttH.
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- - .7a----=- ------------------------
WILLIAM BATTAILE.

ATTORNEY 1T Law. YIZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI
<fCNTlSrE% to practice in The Court. held ut jackson
u and in hosc Of the Fifth judicial District cor,pu.e3
u tie .0Ln., :ic'!.on, Holmes, ieas2, Attas
Winston ali Sulo@rr will give strict attention Coz
lection o. claims, payment oil lakes and usnent OF lay
titles in s.,!r OF tsosc cOutIcs Refers 10 George
Prakr Ed, EichmcaG: Dr. F. J. Sri5AnG, Stsun:ea
'.hcs T. E.oL. Esd Fredericksburg Hes;rs sriaei
Gre.n :: Co. New Uscnr. Messrs j. Wilde, j.. Eca
YORK Gen. YIN. T. Gordon, Albemare, Va; Wm N.
Corsr. Esu washington Civ. UCt ll-cwti
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FARM FOR SALE IN CHESTERFIELD AEA

q OFFt.n i.. aai: i; si.. D.. which reside in the
3 county Of Chea,.racid lying ~ .irhcncs
PIKE S;uut ave o; six miles f:on Miichescr. The farm
aan.aRs 4a ac.es aho.t half in hcogy wood land the
balance under l.p,oveI ,4tisn;.oa The f;iiq = it: 2
nearly all new and comfortable Tor large family Ap-
ply to Goddn & Appcrson, the subacriher
WM. A. COOKE
~, "o-"rc'ns valuable fnrm will be Offered 1T public
auction OH the tGmses IIaS!aJ -" l7th June. ls56
nj - O'Clock ~. l. if. /. not IN. NET lh:r !Hr.
Tho Tr.Hs 10Th cash ba!ancc4 :, ls and a months
for roco,abe notice. increst added secured by attus
dcrJ iODD!N q APfrRsOS.
Ltn- yi--ctd; ..rciiJmrc...
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NOTICE
TIME Annual Address before the Socieiy oi .i'ni o.
Il Randolph Macon College, will be delivered BY THO
MAS C. FL DER Esq Iuuenburs in the College Cha9e
June llth, lsJd
THOS A. CATCH,
Nav s-c,d Cor sec Sec. Alumni.
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JUNCTION VALLEY TURNPIKE FOR SALE

GpY virtue of decree made By the Circuit Court of
Nd Rockbridge, Ct lie April term, A. D., ls16 in the
OF VIM L. Fggat and others VS.. the Junction Val
lev Turnpike Company, and Others. p6dins therein the
undersigned commissioners for the purpose appointed,
wi Saturday. the 9Th Of August s5o sell at Public
Court House in Lexington the franchise of the said juno
ton Valley Turnpike Company and It's road with the mp
thereto attached The road is sixty miles in
length leading from Buchanan TO Staunton, and with u
d;cp,,s arrangement may be made profitable investment.
TEnMS-Cash IL ntni suIcc.nt 10 pay .costs d -.it
and expeaac5 CT sale, for the .c,d. c6d OF 5H
twelve eighteen and twenty four months In four equal IN
salrncn, the purchaser giving bond with approved per
sons sccuri,y. THOMAS !! MiChiE,
EM ~. BOYD, | c,,,
n
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rrc.p ,nr-,N SyMp ITuJ2EPS

NEW YORK, May 24.-The Nicaraguan sympa-
thizers held large meeting last night. Elijah +.
Purdy presided. Speeches were made by Governor
Price Of New Jersey, George W. Peck Of Michigan.
Judge Phillips and others. Letters were read from
Gen. Lewis Cass, Gen. Walbridge, Vim. Smith Of
Virginia, and Thomas F. Meagber.
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MISSOURI POLITICS,

ST. Louis, Mag a:i.-The Democrat publishes COL
Bentons reply to letter apprising hil2 OF his nonI
nation for Governor Benton neither accepts nor de-
cnes but says he will keep the matter under conSi-
deration until his return to Missouri.
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cI,AiNEn C:.MpA IIIIYERS

New YORK, May 2i.-Ths gepnblican County
Committee las, night passed strong resolves denoun
chg the assault on Senator Sumner, aud calling upon
the House OF Representatives to eIpe the assaants
also upon the Courts of Washington to punish them
otherwise the seat OF government must be removed
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MICHIGAN DECLARED FOR BUCHANAN.
DETROIT, May 22.-rhe Michigan Democratic
State Convention met to-day, and the delegates
elected TO Cincinnati, were instructed to 60 for
Buchanan.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
THNHE subscribers have formed partnership under
style Of Geo. w. Fisher and Jonathan TaIey, for the
pGrpote Of carrying the DISTlLLERY AND RECTl-
FYlHG BUSINESS at the place known Fisher q Bro
theirs STILL in the county Of Goochland auG have appoint
ed Samuel D. Fisher and James Fisher their agents TO con-
duct the came GEO. w. FISHER e. TALLEf.
Goochland County, May 7-c4w
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CONNECI'ICL

CONNECTICUT U. S. SENATOR.
New HAVEN MAY 23.-There has been no choice
Of Senator to-day. The last ballot stood as follows
Toucey lOl, Dixon ", scattering u.
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PREMIUM PLOUGH.

yyNuE undersigned having formed
Il a copar,ner.hip under tHe nrli
OF WILSON Il SMlTHEkS, ior tIo
purpose Of carrying on the r,,-ipes, n. the "
Maaazia Iron wors ooehs"a 1 sa s&s
their friends the Iieaa' o lie ocneray for pas. sT1o
,s nd Sn ,hs thai hey to ns
d der with despatch 81 The 1Ssf %isss and
Msssrs ssias hos pe.ns pE.:e cOaa
warehouse, Richmond; Mesiit ,. i0o7 .,,.
ba, Flurannn, agents for " ,rses5y d!roea''
An work shipped 10 sEy place. o. 80,
Post Otace-Dover Mills. rOr,S J Wilson,
April 7-ceowh
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JEFFERS0NT0S ACADEMY

yHNIE session Of this school will commence
= on the let Of September, and end or the 2!th Of
juns Kat" 5rlNay.d graduate of the University OF
Virginia. ssssi G=i! ne grabbed I" enlarge the
ecgrse OF .s;rcctioA. Tho scboo 40 Late! =! ~ ~
Fauauier White Sulphur cprESs. u Az uAusnaj hesiy
nrshbDrhood and one almost entirely hcl 'rpH a0''e'
ton Further deemed unnecessary, "a III"
C.rrnl is well known. r,>
1Enks,---?-'. (incluiing washing fuel and light J
o,d J,;,;c, ............Sl $50 90
English Branches End Mathematics .---- ~ w
Languages Greek, Latin spanish, Gcrnian,) ore =,
or gll.
iayGaa QUE half in advance the balance on the lst Of
FGbraa:y. 70 d.h.rga f.: absence except in case OF
pro,rscted Illness liz cGa..a ~; 10 I5ca rGE: tho be-
sinriug OF the hssessor IN which The :!tdea 1nt:EI
C;LEB IURNLET, Principal
". 81 FiSGBACE, sss.taLt.
Aug a4-.tf Je6ctsGn:on, Cal pcpa- cogpt1, Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-27
NOTICE.

TE7HE four negro men name DAVID, sometimes called
Il CROCEEIT, CHARLES. LEWIS nnc Lht,wno ran
away on the 2.th October 49, ne yct large Sec al
vcrtsen,eut OF thst date in the Richmond Enquirer, t.
anuer and Daily Dispatch which will give description Of
said negroes We will give an addolai reward CT FIJI
TY DOLLARS for the delivery Of either OF them 20 IL.
lodge in Jail where get them, or two hundred
dollars if taken Out OF the State OF Virginia.
april 26-ctf JONES & SLATER.
A. H. COURTNEY ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY PUBLIC, RiCHMOED, VA.
WILL practice in the Courts of the city oil Ichnlon
w and the adjoining counties, and vii! also discharge
the duties OF MS office OF Notary Public for the said city
and the county Of Henrico.
0ffce or Main ST., over the store of W. W. Woodbridge
three doors abo:c 81 Charles Hotel
Feb a7-cts