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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-29
REGUL AR PACKETS.

,, ~ - REGULAR WEDNESDAY, PAS
senger packet Ch0ctavv, J. NJ. White, mas
ter, On place of new passenger stesmer vcks
Rodney Natcez the Coast and all intermediate landings
For ses freight or spEy q sEfs q 10 .v street
:s.ves eSsFE W Z TEESPAY p2ys1y
lEa4lNlLEtssG Packet MagnO1la.-The steamer MAGNO.
Co.,. LA ST. G.. Thomasson, MASTER will leave for
Vcksbnrg warenon Grand Gulf St. Joseph Rodney Water
KGaM EGRhEs9tY 1s6 u sgfp5ayYsy
packet ChOctayy, Capt. j. NJ White,
5ss Cn place of the passenger Vicks.
burg0 will leave above for Carolina Landing, Ashton.
Rodney Natcez Coast and intermediate landings
fs'sH' OR passage apply on PoAta e RANDOLPH co..
SEES 1"1 AZ Union street.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at O'Clock p NJ
~ FOR OPELOU SAS-THE NEW
/. l@!49ahtxSs STEAMER Anna Perret, Capt G. E. Lon.
allier built expressly for the trade.n place Of
the W. G. Youngwill leave above taking freight
for Old River Smmsrort and all landings the Acaalaya.
For freight or passage sppIy on board or to
jyl4 Customhouse street.
r. RE GULAR WEDNESD DA Y
PACKET-The superior running packet steamer
5Sssez@EA 5Ssez@EA II. w. Powell, J. H. Estis, MASTER will
leave for Carolina Landing Ashton Pitchers Point skipwhs
vicksbnrg Grand Gulf Rodney Natchez Fort Adams, Red
River Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Pla
quemne and Donaldsonvie above The r. W. Powell will
Yazoo river freight and sign through bills lading. with
~ ''s s''' D' T.b 'ssHITH, Agent -
se3 Tchoupitonlas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-29

f&R FOR CADIZ-PAsSAGE ONLY-THE Al
M3$ fast sailing American ship Arlington, Horton,
nhster having all her cargo engaged and going on
board, will have quick dispatch -
BAXTER, LOWELL l. CO. .
For passage, amply to the captain on board. se8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-29

Az FOR BARCELONA THE Al AMERI-
M4S can bark Fanny Ealer, Capt Lodge is now
apply the captain board,
sf2l JONE~, MAGKlNDER & CO. 9l Gravier ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
CIRCUIT COURT.

The Circuit Court heard counsel yesterday In q
case of A. e. Spain, committee OF Mrs. McCrea, Us
General James Hamilton, on an application To dis.
solve an Injunction come time since granted Spain
upon certain parties administrators Of Hamilton and
others not to receive of $35,O0O, then in the
Treasury of the United States, being part Of the Tex
az debt assumed by the United Statee, and originally
the property of said Gen. Hamilton, of South Caro-
lima. Gen II. was at one time administrator Of Mrs.
McCrea and when he became bankrupt transferred
the above amount Of his share in the Texas debt to
said Spain who had been appointed by State court
committee in Hamilton's place to secure similar
amount due Mrs. McC.'s estate by Hamilton. The
oomplaiuants resist Spans Dj junction. the ground
that on the face of the bill Spain has right 10 be
heard 10 this Court, the province Of his adminisra.
ton being confined TO South Carolina. Besides
SPAIN there several other claimants assig nees
OF the fund in question, which in its totaty exceeds
100000. These parties respectively represented
in the Circuit Court by distinguished counsel. Quite
an array of legal talent is brought to bear upon e
CASE or rather cases, for they numerous ana aP
parenty quite complicated. On one side or me oter
are Msssrs. r. j. Brent and H. w. Dayls o, oa,s.
more, and Messrs. Baxter, Bradley Cafn''e' 'N'
Stone, of Washington. ,., m.
In the course of yesterday. Mr.. Casii'is sse ~
tice that he should to-day petition inc ,h hoda
habeas corpus to take from our county r.. ~. n,y
of Mr.. Jonathan s. jenkins, Consu oi ho onnea
States at the Nsvigators Islands, IN tne South facl
6o. committed on Monday, on oha.Ee OF piracy az
stated in our paper of 4nsett'
gencer May q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
MR. MaNN,s srEAM-FERRY ENTERPRISE.

In connection with this great project, the Burke.
willie Democratic Convention, which nominated the
Hon. w. o. Goode last Wednesday for reelection to
Congress, passed the following resolution by acca-
nation:
"Kesolyed. That as citizens of the South, and par
ticularly of Virginia, recognise in the noble pro-
iect for direct communication with Europe, proposed
by the Hon. A. Dudley Mann, a feasible and emit
neny practicable plan for securing that cnerlsneo
object, emitting it not only to our active sympathy
and support, but emitting it's distinguished and en-,
liehtened author to our eternal gratitude and good
will and that though the occasion may seeln map
propriate, yet as Virgnians we cannon permit II 10
pass without bidding him God speed 10 me patriotic
work in behalf Of the the commercial dellverance OF
the South"
prompted is fully prepared to act. We hope, not
from any hostility TO the North, 10 see inc entire
South united in support of this gigantic undertaking.
The durable security of The Union will be strengthen
ed whenever il shall have been carried into success
full operation. The public mind, which at hrst re re-
eardsd it as illusory, is becoming from day to day
be ss Col ha, been
s,, ntIv enoaped in maturing the scheme. In few
days be will enter the field in the Old Dominion, and
pnt the bal! in motion. He confidently expects to
obtain sufficient NUMBER OF SUBSCRIBERS 10 enaoIe
him TO build four such vessels as the monster steam
ar A, MillvaI, near London. Should the "Great
Eastern" realize reasonable expectations, her speed
will be such that she would convey the malls from
Europe to the Chesapeake 10 about seven days
From thence they may be forwarded, by the opening
of rail roads and other increased facilities for
munication, to Ventoss, BY the Tehuantepec route,
in ssven more; thus establishing direct commupi
cation between England and the Pacific in less than
fifteen days. Were this the only benefit derivs6le
from the SteamFey enterprise It would be entitled
10 the cordial support of e.! who desire to see our
country in possession of that trade intercourse with
the East which the nations of Europe are endea
yoring to secure for the Isthmus of Suez An utter
revolution would thus be effected in travel and trans
por,ation of mails TO aud from China and Australia
Viewed in this light the success of Col. Mann's pro-
ject would be one of the great achievements Of the
eventful age in which We live.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
-ur RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,p,I,snxD DAILY, sEaiwknhLf. AND "''
pY RITCHIE & DUNNAVANT'
T & r NJ 9 {:

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rsse o he eeky, i've dollsrs per annurn, and
yea: To-, for .ix months payable in advance: For the
three doar a. per annum or six copies for 9lO
weet nrarissiy in advance. When letter. containing
nVu nu - a, ,nc risk OF the writer's;
will De a. '' TERMS Of ADVERTISING.
D,uy ESavIRER-for TEN lines or less, hrst
fah s,,S cents and every succeeding insertion twsn.
fn'ef.', II inserted twice week or three times
wave and hall cents for each insertion after
xses and inserted only once week fifty cents
tor each insertion a..
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ipser n when inserted only once week serenty.hSe
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charged SIS for one square OF ten
ss0 for Two squsI e. aud in that proportion for sd'
Of length except Auctonoer' who
.es chsrrt. elo0, paper incndedo
,eI1r I hines, are charged tor as advertisements.
SSsr, from distance must be accompanied with the
psy or satisfactory references toinsure execunon.
RAJ dues this Office may be reHitted per msn "a 70
and svaabe Bank notes. If registered at the risk OF
he editors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
By TnE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

uNroRMATIoN having been received bv the Executive
that Ambrose Tominson was on the 18Th DAY; o. FEB
,y last; ieloniously mardered by WILLIS WHITE Jr,
- The county of Anuers who has subsequently hed from
n,ce and Is going at large therefore, do hereby
s- reward OF one hundred and tty dollars to any per
% Who shall arrest the said Willis White Jr and deliver
s mo the Jail OF said county of Amherst and do more
oy, require all officers OF this Commonwealth civil and
I".,ops 10 procure the arrest Of the said Willis White
j. ;hs: he may be brought TO justice.
Given uuder my hand Governor, and under the Lsss
Seal OF the Commonwealth at Richmond this 22d
l.. 81 day OF May, 1881. HENRY A. WISE;
Re the Governor GIoaoE w. MrsYoRD Secretary OF the
Common
Willis White 10 about five feet nve and half inches
h,h some % years OF age light hazel eyes light brown
tar red whskcrs plays udterently on the nddle ana
cute loquatious when drinking.
Al.E eQIr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
yAIUARLR FARM ROR SALE.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his farm Orange View
ii lying on the Rapid Ann River, Culpeper county
Virginia within half mile of the Rapid Ann Station,
the Orange and Alexandria Rail Road, In thckly set
tied aeghborhood the society equal TO any In Virginia
and the county very healthy one.
timber convepent the rail road; and large portion
the cleared land has 6ne South eastery exposures and
for productveness of crops WILL think compare favora
bly, with those of of the farms in the neghborhood
tho wheat crop having for some years past ranged from
i2 to $500 bushels without the of guano which would
probably double the crop the same land
The residence 10 situated emiaence, overlooking
larger portion of the cleared land and the surrounding
country in view of large number Of residences, with
Merchants Gss and Saw Mills, very convenient also
Post Of1ce.
This FARM IL within four and half hours travel by
rail road of Richmond, Virginia. and two and half or
three hours TO Alexandria and Washington City.
Persons desiring further information respecting this
Farm with view of purchasing, are invited to vstt or
address the subscriber at Rapid Ann Station, Cupeper
county Va L. h. TAL!AFERRo.
Anril
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
LARGEST SOUTHERN PIANO FACTORY.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM PIANO FORTES

XXJM. KNABE, senior partner in the late firm Of
w KNABE, GAIHLE g. Co (Which dissolved by
the death of Mr. Henry Gaehle) continues the msnufac
ture and sale of Grandand Square Pianos under the
nameof
WIN. ENABE g. CO..
At the old stand Nos J. 3, and North Eutaw st. op.
pose the Eutav House, and at the sales ROOM No.
2O7, Market St, Baltimore.
The subscriber respectfully bess leave to present
TO the ladies and gentlemen of the South his sincere
for the very liberal patronage they have
50 uniformly extended to his establishment and desires
the same time 70 then that stimulated BY their
constantly increasing custom during past years he has
neither trouble or expense TO perfect far pos
sole the Piano Forte continuance of the
custom OF persons OF cultivation and refinement
In addlton to the commendaton of the most eminent
Pianist OF the country be would add that at every Fair
at when MS Pianos were on exhibition, they havo uni
formy been awarded the highest honors of the several
Institutes
Being extensively engaged in the manufacture of
Pianos and employing hundred of the most expo
renced journeymen am prepared sell either whole
sale or RETAIL the most accommodating terms; hole
sae dealers w therefore, find 1t their vantage to
five me call before purchasing elsewhere.
All instruments built at my factory have full iron frames
and are 80 constructed 70 secure great additional
strength without affecting the tone and they will thero
fore stand In any climste.
Every Piano Forte Of my manufacture 10 guaranteed
far Ave years and when intended TO I'LL distant orders
The greatest possible taken to the selection
of an instrument calculated In tone. touch power nnd
mechsnicsl nuis plesse the most fastdious in addi
don TO which privilege of exchange granted at any
dime within six months should the tnsuumen. not give
entire satisfactou April 1s-c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
RIDGE HILL FOR SALE.

AVlNG determined 70 move south, ofer Tor sale,
Ii privately, the Farm which now reside in Caro-
line county, fork Of the Maaponi river containing,
by recent survey thousand and dityseven acres,
Q057,) in very healthy and agreeable neighborhood.-
river bottom farm with an abundance of wood land and
good building timber The farm 10 we'll wa,ered by q
number of branches, besdrs the river, and good
ling, which is large and comnodious Is situated upon
high eminsnce, commanding beautiful view over
large fiat of river bottom with all the other outhouses
eessary for large farm The soil is well adapted
production Of corn, wheat and tobacco OF the beet
quality for manufacturing purposes with abundance Of
plant land deem any further description unnecessary
these wishing purchase will view the premises be
fore doing The subscriber will take geat pleasure In
showing the land to any wishing TO purchase.
not sold before the 23d Of July next will on that day
expose the above tract Of land ut public auction
My address 10 Flippos r. o., Caroline county.
May l5-ewn TIIOS. T. GOODWIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
CONyALESCENT.

It affords unfsgned pleasure to transfer to our
columns the following note to Mr.. Hopkins, one Of
the editors of The New Orleans Daily Times, from
bis associate, Joseph Brennan, Esq. We saw it an.
pounced In the inps, that Mr.. Brenan was i'll. and
though We have no personal acquaintance with him,
We have been anxously hoping to hear that he was
conyalescent. Mr. Brennan is one of the most bril-
Esnt and effective editors in the country. And the
readers of the Tines, will doubtless be delighted to
learn that he will soon be able to bis duties.
|, will be seen, that bis illness has been extreme:
TcuoupIrouLAs STREET, May 20, 1857.
Dear Hopkins:-l have been confined to bed from
the 18th Of March to the present day, as you are
aware, and by so severe attack OF illness, that
tbree.fourths of my friends despaired OF my life.
am stjll unable To lenve my ROOM
Dusne this illness might have contributed to
The DAILY T,mss, and assisted you in your arduous
lnbors but that was suddenly deprived OF my voice,
and could no, arlicuate with any distnctness, and,
therefore, was prevented from debating to an amanu'
ensis az was my won't
am happy to tell you that through the mercy Of
Heaven, and the great skill of my physician my
voice is partially restored and though cannot for
the present promise any very important contriou'
tons may be able, henceforth, to assist you in an
humble wsy, with occasional editorialo or squb.
Yours, most affectionately,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
MEADOW FARM FOR SALE.

OFFER at Private Sale my Farm lying in the county
II of Prince William adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler,
and Immediately on the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria to Warrenton, and two and hall miles from
Gainesville depot on the Manassas Gap Railroad thirty
five miles distant rom Alexandria which place can be
reached In two hours on the cars.
This Estate contains Nine Hundred and Forty'one ana
half Aeres-abous four hundred Of which are IN wood @
and Timber The balance In cleared and divided into
nine Fields all of them we'll watered by lasting SPRING.
Broad Rum large and failing mountain stream
passes through tho from West 70 East bordering
ON which u besutful Meadow OF one hundred acres,
now we'll taken In Timothy and blue grass and not only
valuable Meadow but highly useful for grazing pur
poses Tho uplands are rolling and susceptible OF any
degree of Improvement
The Improvements ore large and eommsdious Dwell
Ing, with seven spacious four above and three be-
low stairs, and the necessary out houses Surround
Ing the yard large and dourishing Orchard Of Apples
Pears Peaches, Cherries, Alrisots &c. of the finest
reses, and many OF them In full bearing Country Stores
are numerous and convenient The neqhborhood L. uu.
surpassed BY any In the State for health and affords the
best society.
1hose wishing to purchase hne country residence,
viii do we'll to call and examine this estate.
For further information, address Judge T. Collins Lee
Baltimore, Nd, or the Subscriber. F :
Dl. JAS. W. r. MACRAE.
Rrnklsp5 Pr William co. Va april l4-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
s,1o0 ACRES OF ALBEMARLE LAND FOR

VNHE undersigned offers for sale privately,
modatins terms several farms described below.
If sold by The lst Of September next they will then
be sold at public auction Possession given in time seed
a wheat crop.
l40 acres OF land part Of the Bloomfield farm, adoin.
inp the land of Peter McGehee and w. w. Gmer one.
third Ivy Greek Lov.Grounds and Is Of piaged
woodland. Price $50 per acre.
Yates part Of Bloomfield, sdjons the D. S. farm 10
within five miles of the University contains 400
oneourth we'll tmbered and had cheap t33per
acre.
Verulem, Miss E D. Goochs farm, adjoins Bloomfield
and the lands of R. w Noland contains 900 600
of which are cleared, has handsome new dwelling
with nine large rooms just finished and all necessary
buildings. Price $50 per acre.
uigginbotham, the property Of DR.. w. Gooch, 10
beautiful farm Of i6s adjoining the lands of R.
W. holland and Peter McGehee and has on 1t ample
supply of wood and buildings. Price 833 per acre.
These four of land all lie within less than two
miles Of Woodvile Depot on the Central Railroad, in
refined neighborhood and convenient Charlottesville,
the University and to Bloomfield Male Academy; which,
in future will be conducted by Messrs w Leroy Brown,
and w. w. Tebb., and will be OF tho very best pre-
paratory Schools In Virginia.
Richards lies the Blue Ridge, both sides Of the
lne between Albemarle and Rockingham little north Of
Browns Gap, and contains 100 of valuable
land only 100 of which cleared Price S5 per
acre.
On the lst of September, the undersgned at Bloomfield
will commence TO SELL at public auction all the personal
property except the negroes belonging TO the above
mentioned farms.
Post Office, Wood'ille Depot Albemarle county, Va.
NAV e-ctf P. II GOODLOE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS
ON THE MOBILE AND OHIO RAlLhohD.
Oprrcp MoprYR OHIO RAILROAD CO.,


Mobile, March 27th 1881
WHEREAs by &C, OF Congress Ga asaea a puSe
Laaas In alternate sections; s i line Of the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad was made by the United states 70 the
states of Alabama and Mississippi anu Sy snu
And whereas the Mobile and Ohio Railroad company
did, the first day Of November shs eSGru
Deed of Trust to NORRIS kETChuM 'Gan ia r-o,ecnn
OF the holders of certain issue OF six thousana Six pG
CT Sterling Bonds OF G225 $1,000 esch In ~heh saio
lands are included; ,a ,t
said lands and the of the proceeds tnereoi IN
Sinking Fund for the redemption OF said BONDS AZ
ri,y; .,s.r.;,r.d Executive Com.
mittec under authority vested in US by the irGsees
aforesaid In accordance with the provisions Oh saio
and by resolution of the Board OF Directors sdopteo
March 10Th 1857 will sell Public Auction 100 ooo acres
of the above mentioned lands to the highest D,doer ABOVE
the minimum price OF fve dollars per acre ne sae VIII
be held ut the times and Places anu uPo" -" '
hereinafter named TO wit - ,,,,,
For Lands stusted in the Counties of and Win
ston the sale willtake place at Macon Miss on iohs
DAY June 10th, 1857, at o'clock A. NJ
For Lands in the County OF Remper, AT Scoooa' on
THURSDAY, June 18th. 1857, at 9 o'clock A. NJ;
For Lands in the Counties Ut LauderaaIe' , sHu
Sumpter Ala, at LauderdHle Springs, on lUESDh
June 23d 1857 and at Marion Station on "EDNhsphi u
June 2ith, 1857, at o'clock, A: NJ u,.
.,.snni a, En,erprise on THURSDAY, June 25h, 1857
and at De Soto FRIDAY June 26th 1857 atS ciock'
AN.
SATURDAY, June 27th, 1857, at o'clock, A. NJ
The Terms of Sale will be as follows:
One.third cash. one-third In twelve months and one
third in eighteen months with interest the time pay
men the OF eight per cent per nnnum Upon re-
cept of the cash payment certificates will DO issued TO
purchasers the provisions OF which the lands Will be
subject TO sale in of failure meet the time pay
ments their respective maturtes Titles will be cev-
cred only upon receipt Of the lust payment
The location of these lands upon the line OF great rail-
way their convenience to large market on the seaboard,
and their general heahulness together with their ntrn.
sic value cultivation combine make them very des
rabe purchasers for actual settlement Among them
may be found Of the best Cotton Lands in Fast MIS-
sssippi ns well large tracts of valuable timber and
such opportunities for favorable Investment are rarely o
fered 70 the public.
The Lands will be offered in Subdivisions Of go acres
or one.eighth sections EACH
Printed Lists of the Lands can be had upon application
10 the Station Agents the various Depots the Railroad
and also ut Colunbus. Aberdeen and Okaona Any fur
ther information will be furnished BY the undersigned, al
Mobile.
!sRped,l FRANCIS B. CLARK,
JONA. EMANUEL,
WIN D. DUNN
Executive Committee NJ. and U. R. R. Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
A yALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.


it is my purpose to reside in another part of this
"A State hereby advertise my OF land for SALE
will sell IL at public auction WEDNESDAY the 9th of
July next the premises 1t lies the of Cub
Greek, miles from Charlotte Court House, where there
Is depot connected by plank road with the Danvic rail
road
The tract contains 1876 acres from 30 100 acres of low
land and the most OF which Is exceedingly fertile; $50
of wood land the greater part of which is rich and
heavily tmbered principally with white oak black oak
hickory and poplar growth.
There s the tract unusual quantity of fine plant
land and the tract 10 considered Of the best In the
State for the growth of tobacco 1t 10 well waered hsv
or 10 good springs scattered convenient intervals
through the land.
There is good garden and orchard on the place.
The dwelling house is new, commodous and handsome
having and two large passages communicating
with all the rooms dressing room four large wardrobss
and two large storerooms There s carriage house. ice
house. overseers house. tobacco barns negro quarters
and other necessary houses the place
The climate 10 very healthy and the society very good
There is excellent classical school IN the nerhbor
hood and also several churches from two to seven ucs
distant.
Any one who desires delightful country residence
could do better than buy this which now offer for
sale. The terms will be accommodating
ANDREW HART.
Charlotte County May IA, 1s57-cwt3dJuly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
Total I4257 34S l,lSl

The number of idiots in the United States is consi
on this subject as much greater than The result above
given for parents who have idiot child do not like
and frequently absolutely refuse to specify the fact to
the census takers.
The association having returned to their session
room DR.. Walker on behalf of committee previous
ly appointed for the purpose submitted resolution
thanking various parties from whom they had re-
ceived courtesies.
After attending to some business matters, the a.
meet in the city of Quebec. G. E.. on the second
Tuesday in June, 1853, at lO o'clock A. NJ.