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from the Southern Literary Messenger
SUMNER NOON DAY DREAM.


from the Southern Literary Messenger
SUMNER NOON DAY DREAM.
BY Miss SUSAN ARCHER TALLEf.
The leaves are siill, the breezes tusaeu'
Or einy a drowty numhe-,
And all throughout the sl!ept oey'
The golden hours sluInbef'
The ripples idly lapse along
R.nastb the noon tides, cleaning
Oh, surs the drowav Summer time
WAS made alone for dreaming!
Within my open window flnats
A slumSrous breath Of roets.
And iu tho s"ftly.shadsd rooip,
Silence i;eelf reposes;
And liquid lustres GU The wall
Cool, rippllug waves resemble
As 10 and fro. with motion sio"'
The lesfy shadows sremo'e'
As.nse of silence and reros'.
0s allow and trararil morton,
mnrmur, as Of sleeping winds
Upon sleeping ocean;
And softly Ger my senses steals
A luxury Elyssan.
And all delights Of drowsy thought
Are mingled in my vision.
Oh, ohidlpg voices, wake me not,
Nor turn my rhyme to reason;
For life IS mingled work and play,
And each must have its season.
The winter.time for study's toll,
The Spring for pleasures schemlpg;
Autumn for tbs poet thought,
And Summertime tor dreaming
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-01

AFFAIR M HONOR

Ithas been generally known IN this CITY for week
past that Mr. Syme. the editor Of the Register, had
challenged the seuor editor of this paper, and that
,hs challenge had been accepted. Mr.. y,ne left her.
90 Thursday, and our s,nior on Saturday. Nodoubt
they have met before now but have not heard
the result, As 1t 10 too late to Illustrate their IL
tsnisons, We may state that the appointed PLACES o
meeting was Shrcoo Springs. What weapons wer-
agreed upon We have not Learned. but presume they
w-re various. In all probability the rst was mix
ture of MINT sugar, ice, &c.-dstance, actual con
tact. Mex, probably knives aud forks. spoons. plat
ters, 60 Lastly. III resorted to at all mineral water
TIE friends of the respective parties here do not
TO b. at all alarmed. We are not in the least unss.y
We think it au affair of more honor than those g.ner
ally paraded under the above cap,on.-l Raleigh
Skondard
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BALTIMORE, Aug "a, 1857.
NATIONAL EMANCIPATION CoNvEN ZION.

NATIONAL EMANClPAIlON CONNEN IlON.
CLEVELAND, August 2G.-Ths National Eruancipa.
ton Convention met ia this city yesterday. Delegates
were present from all the Tree States, as well M Mis-
souri, and Kansas. The Kew Sharp Hopkins. ID D, Of
Massachusetts. was elected President to-day, with
several "vices and secretaries, and business COM
mi,tee appointed
Letters approving Of the objects Of The Convention
were read from the Rev DR. Kuott. Pr-sieDto Of Union
College. New York. Professor Is Smau, Of Yale
College; Kew u Cooley, of Z-arviiIe, Mass Hon L
Fairbanks, Ell Governor Of Vermont, and many
othrrs.
The objects of The Convention were stated by Z
Burr;ti, tnr Rev Mr. D-nnenn aud others.
Rr.oution, were Introduced and spoken to by
Messr- Burri'i. Smith, Dennison and others.
Pans al -ifecng The rinsncpa patton o! The slaves,
and the compensation of their own"rs, We're intro
dured by the business Committee, srd are under dis
russinn. The Two leadirg ideas rho nppropria.
ton OF thu public lands ani the rev,nu"- from fhe
cusioins, beyond the necessary etpens's Of III. O.
verDlnenr for the purpose Of compensation. Other
ideas have been Introduced, and will bs debated by
Tie BODY.
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tutors of Tie Enquirer !

| To the EdttOTS ~ Cee 1>"9't''
RocKBRlDGE BATHS, Aug. 81, 1857.
csr,lanen:-Ws had 30 gay time Of II here
,s,erday that have thought it would oe only pro-
Mar TO nos the proceedings of the day as part @" inc
chronicles of the Springs The company at tn.s new
watering place has risen to one hunurea anu MY auu
upwards, and is of a very superior cnaraster
Ills Exceency, the Governor, let Us y,eruaS ,h ~.
season. A number of the most agreeable OF the tami-
lies of YOUR CITY have made this their aodlng piacs
for the summer. Among the company now, We may
properly mention such prominent gen,Ienen a' tne
Hon. ]. w. peterborough OF the Federal Court,
Hon. Geo. II. Lse Of the Court OF Appeals Hon JnG'
Hatcher, Hon. Mr.. Sawyer Of Norfolk, Col. r.
Smith, Rev. DIR. Jeter OF Ricnmona' &C., M'' -
Was proposed yesterday to vary tne routine OF
amussments by Tournament, ane laea WAS o9u
Gentleman from Eastern Virginia, familiar with the
ceremonies of such occasions, Inc neeoiui prePsra
lions were soon made The ground selected was a
level turf just in front OF @hs note ana no less
tbirteen Knights entered the lists. Mrs Gov wise,
MIR. Judge peterborough and Mrs Sawyer, acted
AZ Judges; Mr.. VIM. J. Green as clerk and legal ad'
vi,sr. and Mr.. b. Dorman as Herald and orator.
For an impromptu affair, and with riders totsiy in
experienced in fitting at the ring,s passed OIL re-
mark ably WE'LL -
The successful champions were Chas. Jordon OF
Allegheny, knight Of Ivanhoe; Cadet =: Grew,
knight Of the V. NJ. Ii G. Poinde1ter, hniGnt OF
Gwynne, and Cadet MeCar'y Knight OF me Uo po
Of Norfolk, as the Queen Of Love and Beauty; Miss
Laura Sawyer. Miss Lou Barton of Mississippi aud
Miss Fannie Smith of Lexington as Maids OF Honor
The ball at night was opened In due form oy the
successful Knights, with The ladies' OF their choice,
and the dance was kept up in animated and brilliant
style, by n crowd of gay and cheerful spirits.
we have had more beauty here than have ever
seen in company of the same size and. on TINS par
toular night, the ladies put their very best looks
The scenery around this spot ia enchantIng'y love-
", ths bathing i. delightful and highly nvg"rating'
and have no doubt that this will 'ase permanent,
wces.ablished pIsce in tie list OF the unsurpassed
v;ro;nia Snrinos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-01
THE FINANCIAL PANIC IN NEW YORK.

NV 1VNh' ut1uIt0 ut0 H70t@
tranquil here to day.
1t is rumored that Messrs. Chambers & Heser,
largely engaged in the California aud India trade,
have suspended.
Several ,nuor stock failures ore announced to-day,
Including Fisher, Dening 4 Co., f. +. james Il Co.,
and A. Rodewald, bu, the general impression is that
the crisis is over, aud that all will soon be right
again.
Jacob Little has arranged his difficulties and re.
suned his seat at the stock board.
The Commercial Advertiser, of this afternoon, says
thsre is altogether better feeling in the street. and
that the panic Is beginning subsde. There is less
pressure OF stocks upon the market aud more support
IRON outside operators. Brokers refuse the notes Of
the Sacketts Harbor Bank and the Farmers Bank Of
Saratoga.
UREA, Aug. G.-The sheriff of this county to-day
attached the Ontario Bank judgment In favor Of
4. A. johnson of New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-01
ERoM WaslIINGrON.

wa,H,seTos. Angus, IS e .. Perrin private
sscr,tary Of Goy.ruor Walker who lett the camp OF
the latter NJ Lawrence ten days ago. reports all peace
and q,i. theys nor there tbs least iniimat'or OF
var or boodshed.
Gov. Walker va, using the army IS "posse com
itatus when the civil authorities couG not make ar.
rests tor breaches OF the peace. -,
The l. 500 troops in Kansas will remain there till
after the October election.
4 letter from frankfort 10 the State Department
says ,tha, the Sound dues having been aoo!l'hed by
th. .x.r,ons Of all the governments Interested, the
limited States having taken tho lead, the attention Of
the commercial pubic in Germany i. now attracted
10 the removal OF the restrictions tho navigation
of the German streams, especially the Rhine and
EIhe.
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"YOUR NAME"
BY MISS MAGGIE c. HIosf.

BY MISS MAGGIE e. Hi"'
The honey bees are humm,ng IL
Among the clover sweets
7, trembl.s in the southern wind
That rippIss DER the wheat;
I, stssls to me through pleasant songs
I, comes with bridal bells,
And is As full Of music. as
The Ocean is Of shells
In silver letters on the sky.
Away above the ssa.
The clouds so busy all the day,
Are braiding it for me,
Lace IL n each drop Of dew
That like diamond shines;
The iris writes it through the rain,
In many colored lines.
It Is the spell that makes the hours
Run golden in the springs
It's in the notes love 80 we'll
To hear the wild bird sing.
In starlight and in summer flowers,
It's all the same, the same;
The music that my heart beats to,
IL that enchanted name.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-01
BALTIMORE cArrIE M.RKFr Aux o,h

TIE offerings of Beef Cattle the Scales day reach
ed DIS head vi which number go drvei Oh Is lett
over unsod, and the bsance taken by Baltimore butchers
at prices ranging from 81 81 per 100 lbs the hoo
equal 10 Sag and averaging 81 So gross The prices TO
day scow ADVANCE OF tat since last week Some very
hne Cattle sold at higher figures tkau the above nanet
aog.-supply light and demand good Sales at ss rs
per 100 lbs net sheep-supPfy better aud prices de.
clined sales at e3s4 % per lo0 lbs. Lambs brought
t2 25l2 rs per head,
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JOHNSON ~ PCGH,
e Q NJ VI ON 81 Z K G Ii A i T &

Ohte. Front Building Sioc1oe Ware Hog.
'HNAhE this mehod ot saying their ffiends md pa.
Il ions and all Others wh d-p0,rd tn pH,ronils
them with the Sale Of their VII. Crop that they have
furui he'd thrusclvs wi;h a l-ig lot OF Wheat Bags
winch ":l! &c ordered Their charger be-
Ing the Snrilc heretofore char ed ~ knl-sd Com
pnues. Tie Richmnn GEi Dnny.il. Ra,.6sA, sai iuo
Rchmoai. Fredericksburg and Poto..ac R,rosd have
disposed o! ;hc: Jase.
r., con'iaUe give their hest attention 10 the -s'e
OF Tobacco Flour MI Corn. &c, AGd Respectfully
uI iurrs 4 Ar, Inn
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TEE sIAIRwArs or raE NEW CArIroL E1rEx.
sIoSs.-The s'airways of the Northern and Southern
extensions OF tbs Capitol are going up quite rapidly
upon them progresses. The stairway in the North.
ern extension 10 which the new Senate chamber vii,
BIZ located when completed, will challenge the adm,
ration of the world Not point from, base to apex
seem as if hewn out of solid marble, and 80 highly
polished as to for mirror to r.sct back the
Azure of the spectator. Thus honorable senator,
need not e1olaim:
"Ohi wsd some pow r the sifte gle US.
To SEQ ourselves as there SEE usi'-l Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
MIR. EVERETT AT NEWPORT.

correspondent of the Providence Journal gives
the following description Of the repetition of the
Washington Grafton Of Mr.. Everett at Newport:
"Monday morning Mr.. Everett repeated bis ora.
lion on The Lfs aud Character Of Washington to a
largo and fashionable audience The house was full
TO overhowiug aud, as ON the former OCCASION his
words we're received with enthusiasm. The amount
collected in all will not fall short Of seven hundred
dollars, which will be added to the sum already con.
tributed by Mr.. Everett, TO the Mount Vernon Asso.
ciaon the total uf Which is, I'd to the present time,
fbirty6ye thousand dollars and not the FIRST cent has
been retained to meet any of bis expenses"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-01
TWO FARMS FOR SALE IN sPOTsYLvA,

TIME FARM on which reside 10 offered for ssle-
III the one on shch Mr Frank Tonpkns reside.
owned Dy us jointl.. The first cont'ins 40 acres
exceen, improven,nts-thn latter $50 with oEdns:,
provenen,s-both Sven miles South Of the Cour, n
They are well aanped TO the cultivation OF gran az:
bscco well wacred sud equal in quality any l.r:
this region Terms lbersl. Any information in recs.
these Farms may be btancd by addressing the su5sc
al Mt. Pleasant, Spots wants county, Va.
Amg I-cw,t u n. WH,PToy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-01
THE PANIC SUBSIDlNG-STATE STOCKS
LARGE CARPET SALE.

NV YoKk, AUG %. 2. M-The Commercial Of
this afternoon quotes no special change in money
matter. to-day, The excitement is subsiding by de-
grees, but canuo. be expected entirely to disappear
until the bearings of the failure of the Ohio Trust
Company upon other parties is sscertained. The
Evening Post says that the feeling in commercial
circles decidedly strong The worst features OF the
operations to-day i. fall in State stocks but the
good are made 10 suffer with the bad. They are con
founded with then and dragged down by tho force OF
the general current.
The auction sale of carpets, of Philadslphs mann.
tory.
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TO MARY sCHRCKEL. NUN.hEslDl>f a
VIRGINIA

UNAkE NOTICE, That shall, on The l3h day OF T..
n tember 1857. the Office Of Jno. MsIyr. in :
town of Fredericksburg, botwe-n the hours OF s
and 2. NJ, OF tina, dY proceed take the depo..,s
OF Jane. Bradley MI, others to be read cv,1enc-
my behalf in cersin suit in equity depending in !:
Circu;r Court for thecounty of Hanover, wherein /,
plaintiff and you are etendsnt and II from any
taxing OF the said depstous be not cominenc on =
dsy or If commence, be- concluded on tina, day ::
taking OF the same wi be adjourned and continued In
day 10 dav from tine time q. the same place L
between the me hors until the shsll be com;.
Ted Respectfully yours. I" shhf MEL,
Au,ls-cw.w Nv White & Nerve his Connss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-01
NATIONAL EmAacIpATIoN CONVENTION

CLEvELASD, August 21.h.-Dx(or- the y ,Iipnai
Ennncipntiuu Convention nav IN session III his
CIV u ssri., of r..olu;i us were Introduced to-day,
the principal feature OF wnic is Ia max. the General
Govern agent Tor tn peopi- IN the cause "t
emancipation paying to each Stat. aboIishlng slavery
tr sum ri Sl5O tor each slave; and, further, that
each State sh- pay to the slave.hnders additi"nrl
s75 for each slave ernsncipsed, the latter cum TO oe
raised by land tax anu the former by Government
bonds. Tne resolutions are still under discussion,
Messr.. Ehu Burrit;, G=ritt smith and others par
tic pating.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-01
WREt,kING-

The total number OF vessels lost on the Bahama
Banks during the last year was fifty three, as follows
Y ships, bsrques, % bries and II schooners. The
value of property lost including vesses and osrgoes
suounts to yearly three millions dollsrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-01
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

New York, Aug. 2S The London Times furnish
additional particulars of the breaking of the cable
a strong under current was carrying the cable from
the ship at considerable angle. The Niagara was
siI miles per hour. pressure amounting to three
thousand pounds WAS then applied to the breaks
10 .etard the running out of the cable when the
stern Of the ship was in the trough OF the sea,
and when the stern rose to the crest OF the
swell the strain WAS too great and the cable broke.
The machinery Of the Niagara is now considered as
being too heavy, and it is stated that il ceased to
move before the cable broke
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-01
Fruit TRR">' tSD @UKTD1ERY-

nT II INA EtAko!ae variety d'fGsrHT ~ ~
q TREES OF NV own rni-ins. and grating
su:.:csey barge for 'ranspH.'in., respectfully - -
call IN attention OF the pubic Ia them.
Nv Mrs IA ,ocH"i and rhtlf mi'rs North En''
from Old Market where will take pleasure In show
ing hem
All orders ID r-s.nd TO- left ut my agents. Ne.,r..
Van Lev" Taylor Co.. M H. Main trc.,. Richn nd,
Aug 2i-c6n LEWIS TUDOR
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II We deduct from the above The know.Nohng
majority of 847 in Gmers district, there s LEFT net
Democratic majority in the State on the popular vote
by districts Of trenty scren thousand tpo hundred
and forty. North Carolina is certainly the banner
State Of the Union.-IUaion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-01
A COMPLIMENT.

ThA London Christian Spectator Gays: "As gene,
raj rule, We believe American Theological writers TO
be better Sers-d in modern languages and more deep
ly read in ancient literature; in other words better
and sbler scholars, than the usjority Of theological
writ era in this country"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-01
TEACHING.

LADY wishes situation either In a school or private
N family, to teach music the Piano Forte and Guitar
also instruction in vocal music
Por further particulars address Editors Of the Enquirer
Richmond, Va Aug
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To the Editor, Of tie E"qmre''
IYY,SaTON

TO the Editors Of tie Enquirer: -
LE1iSaroN, AUG. 90, 1857.
Gentlemen AFTER spending some time IN TINS
most ples.an, place in the mountains, thought II
would nor do to leave without calling y"ur attention
to IT, So many descriptions OF lis situation nave oeeh
given II would be useless for to give another ooi'
s,r m. benefit of the travelling community, especial
ly those who are seeking the mountains lot heatu
will say II is far preferable to any ut the watering
places. Here YOU can enjoy the most beautiful OF
r,onntsiu scepery and have the benefit OF ACUTE re-
tired places also the advantage Of water from all me
sprinys which, without the bu'y-burly noise ana
perfect squeeze, you meet with at those places And
should you feel disposed to take trip to the springs
for day or two, you can DO accommodated oy tne
stage or private conveyauces. Mr.. Wilson, agent OF
ths stage company, is one OF moet perssvering men,
in his line ever saw; he seems determined to nc
commodate all at any risk, having stages for
all the Springs, Lynchburg and the Natural
Bridge. Our worthy host, Mr.. Manu- OF me
Lexington House, ia the prince OF landlords IN
venture to say you will not and better accommoda
tons this side Of your city. His table is uueupass
ed by any in tho mountains having all the varieties
aud dsiicacies of a mountain region His rooms are
large and we'll ventilated and kept go moe and clean
that is really refreshing TO sleep one night IN them
He has made arrangement by whicn ne Is suppieu
with the water from the different Springs for the ben
eft Of his visitors; besides keeping on hand an e1
ceent stud Of horses buggies, and carriages to con-
vey them to any part OF the surrounding country 81
determined is he TO please his guests be Keeps up
set of coilons for those who choose to participate
in the innocent amusement Of shaking the light fan
tss,ic toe" The lawn Ia beginning to assume a
new and lively aspect. The Cadets have neariy all
returned aud the students of the Washington college
are beginning to arrive. Crops OF all kinds are look
ing remarkably we'll. Some Of the finest crops OF
tobacco have seen are in this county. Mr. L. 5.
Tu;wer speaks of cutting his crop the last Of this or
f rst of next week, it being sufficiently matured;
Yours, respectfully, e..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-01
THE ELECTION IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Nfaioritias.

We find in the Raleigh North Carolina) Standard,
the official vote for Congressman in the respective
districts Of that State. The following are the ma
iori,ies of the Congressman elected:
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OPENING OF 4 NEW TELEGRAPH LINE

OPENING oF a NEW TELEGRArn LiHh
Yesterday Governor Wise received The following
m-.ssge by the Rleamoad' Caar'04's'e ara e'asn,
s,a TrlesropE Line, which is now 'n'seu an' IN '"''
operation throughout lis entire length mus one
more, and very important link has been ADDED 10
,bs ,res, chain Of communication, which will serve
.,jll further TO strengthen the bonds of affection
among citizens within its reach and materially add to
the facilities of trade and business throughout
this section of our State. The enterprise has our
best wishes for its complete success.
CHARLOTTESVILLE P. NJ, Aug. es, 1857.
To His Excellency Gov. Wise: .,;a a.s
Strive ,aks the liberty OF sending yo1 .ns rs
pa:ch the frs, one sent the Richmond
Vile and Stanton Telegraph Line which Is now s U1
pete and in full operation throughout a's sn,me
length. The citizens OF hy 'TsH
sssag 9b ,ss obsdsn
"ena'e 'u0 uo"'' ~ r. o. CROWLEY s. Co.,
Contractors and Builders OF the
r c and 8. Telegraph Line.
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SITUATION WANTED,

A teacher in school OK private family, byn your
n msn, educated Harupdcn Sidney College. Gus!
fed therefore 10 teach nearly all the branches usus
the experience Of in teaching in large Acs;:
nv Far p.r,:cular. address A b c.
iuv II EFF JefT.r.on p. O, Powha'sr Va
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SITEAIIiN WANTED.

A TEACHER between 10 acd IS years OF age, y
"A hn, .us, tiuod College relations, and has hn.! I
wear. experience tcnchIu; desires situation s'thti
y IN n,ilv or in Academy. lie /, competent 10 iEsr
IN III. Eu.ii-h. Lrtin, Gree French and German
yunses nad in the Mh;h-r.a;cs.
Reference nr,y h- m-de 10 tho
REV GEORGE WOODBRIDGE. D. ~:
An, o5-I, Richmond Va
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APPOINTMENT or M0TEL KEEPERs AT
lliIs AEIl

QUOTATIONS, RS Teacher. in Seminaries or Families,
- desired tor several Young Ladies, Graiuses Of
Wyoming Seminary, at Kingston,Ps.
Applications for thorough and experienced instruce.ses
any OF the Branches ht In the best Female Semna'
res, may be addressed, with references. the under
signed, k. NELSON,
Principal Of Wyoming Seminary.
Aug 2i-iw. kinc-ton Pa.
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snTIrE

n HAVE tho largest tod most complete assortment
(uns and Hun,in: stclcs OF al! kinds TO be found
The State, which will sd and below cost IN orde
rIcse ,hr, ou, &, do ne wish 10 keep Them hand
nj next season They ar rhs manufactures OF q
oe,, makers and Will be warranted n every respect
you w!sh u good and caep GUN. call n: The .2n OF .
Rifle, Old Street, Pr;rrsbue, Va LEoNAkD,
Manufacturer All Eepa!rer Of hre arms. &c.
- Al
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FOR SALE,

a FARN OF 800 ACkE-, Mar SlhUNTON VA
"A TIE farm On which resde tay-s mills !ron -taLt
ION OF nbo 80 acres - winch are well rns"re:
ior sale The bu!ld=.s are handsome and spa oa., &C
tho lsni very so and well ~a-rrst By Lewis Creek; c.
v.b %: :ivisiun u:J two la.as sd VIII Or II ~ ve
favorable ycr7,s. address SA JoiHH'H.
A., OFT Sr-gNron Vs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-01
NOTICE.

rEyHE creGitsrs Of ONWARD l.. NELSON, doces.e
IRE hereby uo,:fd TO appear before on the .
Of Au,us next between the hours OF O'Clock, 4
and o'clock r. " With legal proof OF ,her cla::
ain, ,nn . i, .,,.Ie JNO. SHORE
Iniv 7-2awta,thAu7 Commissioner Henrico CouE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-01
.JfWEL,RY AND GINS.

rHNHE subscriber would respectfully call the attention .;
q hl- friends and the public, TO examination Of T..
stGGk OF Watcher, Clocks Jewery Guns Rifles, Pi,,ot
Military Goods Musical Instruments Plated Ware Walk
ins Canes Fishing Tackle. Cutlery, Sporting and Fancy
IN the State, AL o. which will be ,old aud low cott
In order to make for large stock OF his G.
rrtaon which viii be- received in September. Cn!! al
the sign OF the Rife. e. LEONARD,
Aug .j--c:n Old street Ppf.r-hurc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-01

The GREAT CArsE OF THE FAILURE OF SOUTHERN
COMMERCIAL CoSvEsrIoys-The great Gauss of ths
failure OF the Southern Commercial Conventions 10
bring about the results which one would naturally
expect from Congress of the Southern States, 10 the
uuwarranted suspicion With which the members 70.
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GEORGE ]. HERRISG'S

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No &c MAIN STREET
EZ EEPS ai"aye On hsnd full stock OF Groceries, 10
QA which he Invites his and the public gene
ralv Also strict attention to the ssle OF country
Produce and Is prepared to furnish grain bags his
frieLds who Wish send her grain ~ him 10 sell
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