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MISSOURI LAND FOK SALE

fSNE subscriber, acting and III HE own rsnt,
q o,nrs tor sale large .erm stuari l Sorlh'f.ast
Missouri Jhiy il' lies in the upDs! edge 81 tu county
OF Lincoln mud about j. miles from e i:iss.sspp vet
tconains; by recent surrey about $50 ot which
cnGll.cd HEd IN cultivation the balance IN "oOdlbGn
The land lUGapd IN The O tine crHn ana tobac.
growing region 1t is well adapted 10 the growth OF
cora. wheat loOncrC. and the grhssrs The soil Ut the
land rests Limestone ioundhllon and lnat portion
"hicE is cleared il good heart and productive There
are on the farm II comfortable dwelling house, containing
six roons to1err with lee house smoke house the ne
number oi osS sbx,rtor.s Of the ncghborhood are sp"
isrn III @ .rc srycrsl churches within SHI'' son,s
ride, which are pc sched virginia that slave properly
The uen l'aS Ste In IN. state Vi Missouri Ihm spu
c;r, of property sjus rs sec".I oiSer slsvcholdnG
reo,mctv Virginia any oi me o,.r r I'D, and
hrnu'HI .nnntv in which III" sLbscrpei Ifs'
,he .j cen! county, BOIL co1h re bouudrd ON
Inc slave population Ihrse auah @ M, NJ onr slave ha-
eide ~ ~ ,hen in the last ten Year, go,
.t - rshlc iothc pcrinsnehcE " ,S c,v of II
should be- drawn from late That was ncrc!
Lo"'. w. w. hr tho .aderI of II d"l"rntc po,!'i', .,,
ar 10 retain possession "i the Wv, S,s,e n, large
munic'p"lSW 20 70 .mc movement, and are wed sasHa .
~ si:d y tho Ea4i.ion 9f the state of ii.
proLibi,s emancipation uH'''" ~''' "
Th proper,y which the tuhsc'iher "rtn III rho rr
Ill s;,uateJ IA regards gooh MAJ i;n,. nm n
duct. OF the farm S i" ,%" % poin,. To on. Of the
~ made IRON the arri, III tn, r"u,sr
a,h case during the Summer ana a., Tf,n;.cJ r,nI, y
~ oS ,hcm good graded and Mnc"d"i'H 6, ,h.,, I'm.
Sos in @ roess Of a. >. s"sn e ct Of 'nS Sc M
.sssr ,Ese 5s sss"f n" "i ""@ It s,
ping points NHn ,,"rro manufactures in full "pcrhtiH
and cSteha cSt; f, hinon. 10 - Louie, from ct-er P"
10 @ n'riynlel ON :hr Upper Mississippi ,.c, par,i,i
As ."' n,Il, sors win csr'" be d;o.sd G G rT'''''
2s BE- gwen SOW h. , s tim s"h"S hs property @
be aolI uubicly on the premises, u" '.'
- the lh dny OF oe'ohsr is .r5 the terms of
The s the land ia Gdsp1"T,S ,S Se Ssp subsero" v
m can DC I'M, promises hy wshnE to purshn1Es
please the suS,en.. through "' pos ~
be Prsificvilic rike county PETER CARR, Asen
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lated In some Of its principles. There is deposition
L" force 1t from ifs sphere; and il must bc maintained
intact, if The Union is 10 continue.
According to the Constitution, the institution OF
slavery should be fres from interference on the
part ot other States, if it existed In but one and
'''a' me smaileat State OF the confederacy This
principle mus be maintained, or the North and South
cannot continue under the sa:ns systsrn Of govern.
ment.
That Gov. Ws.ke- is treasgre,srg ,he authority
entrusted t" h';n by tn Administration. we need no
"'h"r evidence Than til. sntec.ea.s Of thu Pr..id.n,
shd Tie tabnet, 'hair pn;u'isG, their political prn
cpies, and their nationality.
Mr. buchanan is the friend O: tho South, no; he
cause he 5 al enemy Of the North BY; hea.,s hs ia
determined to enforce the Oasitaton, Tor the bene.
/ ht ut eli ,syfu6a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-30
BY REQuEsr.I
From the Lebanon Pennsylvania Advertiser 4
THE NEXT PRESIDRNCy


We notice in the Lancaster Inte!liyenosr OF ths
9Th inst, some remarks with which do not sates-
y agrea. II expresses ts dissent from the csussA
pursued by the Bsth Times and Lncon Dsmnsfes
both ot which newspapers declaTs their prefsxSoes
tor Howell Cobb, and intimatee that the Democratic
press of the country had better devote ito enerSlss4o
tht support of Mr.. Buxhanan's administration. We
differ tote cslo from this view. In our opinion tbs
sooner the general sentiment Of the Democracy y
concentrated on one man the better
Although we do not believe the story, but Il 10 he
fact, that the most powerful of all the Republican
presses, the New York Herald has declared that The
contest OF 1886, was only preliminary struggls not
intended to elect Fremont but discipline the forpss
OF that party for the campaign of 1861 Ii confidently
predicts that Gov. Seward will then lead them on 70
victory. The ingenuity which shapes the dssstrcss
defeat OF the Republicans into arrangement pre-
viously made should not shut our eyes to the truth
which it presents, viz that the Republican party .
| -till powerful aud may become triumphant oue
| unless It's movements are watched and guarded
against. 1t s, therefore, not moment too early 70
canvass public opinion and select leader, or. at
smops+t p me ssate.meS 81 that mother Of Sisss
,,n ia for its present Governor, Henry A. Via
should she be unable to present ns name With he
una h mamoCracy the Hon. Thomas J. Rpsk, aGEsiss
on neIton our calendar Out, an,mi Of the ons:
| make perfect candidate. The Gould mako sptendsd
and Pinsone'anee of the Other
w.. csn aror IMAGINE state Of affairs, wnsSa
mall a; Co.. Il the gallant Cass can persoea ~.
!; s ss:;: e sis :
taxing into Ssss md hs
.t'tus,"n, aaarvsa himself from being annoyed no,
nc os.t;np office, will certainly oe o. .sn o vaa,s
betler calculated for new II .e.,,' E,s,s s'''"
you"se occurred to W., from the e1uaoiu'uf f;and,
| IL nos oo;ntmsnts from amongst the KNOW .ir.n.
oei asnirsns TO the Pres'dency anu vho ca,
,ltorf ~.
sw{' pssSs Ss Kim vs.
nave Mr.. Buchanan, does not ta,.'i IN is
little q s,saS b ss # 'S5s s
!, m q, nte.p our powder dry.
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NUMBER 1S.

MIN cAsS ON TIE TREATMENT OF SEAmEH
ro,, "s''sh papers pubsh the following copx O!
py Gen. CAss to Lord EApER, In
"a ~ representation which the latter was id.tyuc,
'"' Earl OF CLARENDON to address TO ftls INF
''u ''"e' government relative L, lbs t,e.nS,, y
'ea'Ne" On BOARD American vessels:
-, DEPARTMENT OF SrArr
Washington, April % 1857
MY LORD have the honor 70 80. -. ,oS'.
receipt o your ordshps note of tho ,Utb ;n.,"ps
ting that the attention Of her Ma;.s,x' nu., st.N
and OF the British public has af late hssn .n nse.
TO the irregularities attending the enlistment
on board the mercantile vessels OF the United Gstss
ana me nafu'e OF their treatment when 20 smployed
l"aF 'ofdah p expresses hope that some remedial
h,'asurs may be suggested for these abuses In ~
Ply have the honor to state that il s believed tho
laws now IN force upon the subject of sssmsu en-,
poyeu on board the merchant vessels of the United
oea'es are quite sufficient for their prote ctfop The
eAesuol vi tnese lava in foreign countries for the
most part dey:ees upon Cnusuls II i, nossibls bst
these oicesa aay in some in..ances have hesn dsIin
4ueht ~ the discharge Of their duty in her Maasty,s
ports. lhs department, however !, M, 80. ~
any such de!hinencies but upon being satisH Cd Of
their existence, will not hesitate 10 apnx ,ks n,o,s,
remedy. A copy cf'he United States Cnnsu,r Rss.
ulatons ID herewith transmitted, and your lor6.hjn !.
particularly Referred 10 the l9h chapter entitled .Ou
f,"s o nru.- Officers in relation to Seanea of the
United States"
From tns a,9st demand for sailors in our port. n
proportion to h=ir supply, and the improvdsnos and
crrduiy which usually characterize them. tAey srs
necessarily exposed to imposition to degree which
probahiy no aws could prevent II 10 presumed that
ssamrn required for the British mercantile marine u
her Mnestys own ports more or less subject 70
the same grievance. should be glad to concur in
any measures for the relief of this useful class oi pss
sons but The laws Of this country intended TO prevent
.neH h'"i'reatmen are as effective it il believed -
those ot any other. Instances NAV have occurred
"here offenders have escaped pun.hmeut, but this,
am persuaded, should be imputed to defeove proof
or "'heF accident. aud not eiher to any iuadsquscy
minislrat!On.
avail myself. Go. LEWIS Casa
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CHESAPEAKE BAY AND MILFORD hA' HN
STEAM FERRY LINE.

,.o,,d earues,ly invite attention to the sehs'oe'
wv, o.oorraoinp communication OF Hon ~
Dpdley Mann, in another co'u"'"' 'e'"''0
,,,.o, nrciec, for the establishment Vi ,,.,s'-I
g.. oc s,eaners from Chesapeake Day ~ A",
-, II will be seen that the "drea' Io''e'D
,,,;,,.,slv intended for The Australian ''ane'
of that immense ship inaugurs'es nc"
oo"o'' ,,;,,.,;on Vessels of enormous tonnage VIII
e'a ae-.srd be employed for long voyages ana '"''
he".e', o-,o Tber. are few barbors capable OIL TO
ling such ships. Aud in this country "o''
ce''". .a ~ compars with Portland ana NOT
20 pn.,,s,d is situated in section o' "''
.o'n. ,,h;cb already divides its 'raue an'
op'', ..,,,.o., a number Of rival lints' "h''
Ha'e' .;,h . hack country extending lar 10 III
N'',oa, ,vos, and comprising rich regions OF vAre
,a; .urface. climate and prouuc's' LOB 10
,-a,sa,,sntic line Of steamers. IL "a' 0'''
.ao.. o,,o. to which we have more 1''u" o"'0 ""
S o sba continue to refer to lhem' from ''"''
49,. 90 wa may deem it necessary 10 'Ae'' y"
!, f.isnds of the enterprise in question: 49, ..,,,
There are points on York river lo"' "''''" ..",
80, now dipnitied as porte. from 'he "'"' y. H
!, lid o,so be entitled to attention III see',"n
d "oD '..; ,e o,ssn routes. But Norfolk ID areau'
). 'ef''''' .;I.rsble trade, and is very accessible
Of the sea. .,,,o. ,rems,urs point
in This, however, 10 a'oE e'"1'
nc, I'd now claiming consideration ,.. ri
lns n,r and prosecuted to pFsci'
81 I, u;,l immortalize its able ana en''se". :,
ch .ho or;yina,or of feasible scheme .'' ''u r.
the of's'"' =, Commands itself to the support OF e
n. ",. penae"os .'a Sor,b both rs matter Of pride
er, ry man u MI ,' M,nus address to the people OF
'en proi'. ,'"a s,.,os be carefully consdered and
cspuo, sss how any S0uther"sf Go Go" su,.rnri.s
J., ..;o,s or refuse to contribute ~ "''
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
MY health being such prevent mo ir" II nttenu' '
Mount Air, the Farm upon which live. The farm Is
situated upon llardwu River hItn"rle county IN
rery desirable ne;shborhood fve and nall .'cs ,"'
Scoltsvillr ON James River and fifteen from Charoe1
viIle aditning the lands OF Geo Giimer, is"ac
Barksdar and others, and contains about looo @
being Inv grounds large portion OF wheh arr va. e
ts The mansion is ancient, but CONVENIENT ou'hihS
situated upon un enuence above the river ana com
mands only iu view o most OF Tue ,"' h oui
and other house, in fnr der hnc vein oi limestone
which valuable for putp",".
NJ .h lnd aud ia very accrssible TO. mining purposes
;i ,sLs pleasure in showing the land to any whC
may call upon m" ,no n ,oon ..
Terms accommodating. INV " MUM. sR
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- u,rHMOND ENQUIRER.
..uyp DAILY, sxar'wkEkLf, AND ~A'
rys. sHS' ,pITcHIE & DUNNAVANT.
T r N s

ANH
,,ssa aIs' of s'Ps pssi than
s.h io.m, .Hm",,i'wcckly, i've dollars per snnum .ho
= sas: S"s.sis 81. n ssrs. 10. So
i nv's' ., mail, they must be registered, or they
:. =. ., a: :ac ;isi,,TS ;sS " UF ADVERTISING.
ri., Fsa.IsER-for TEN lines or ,s ass, ,ras' n.s'
= gar nHn and every succeeding insertion TWEEN
, rc, "'y 'y, twice week or three times
=. ,e cc"ls halt cents for each insertion after
:ary:erea spu p,u,srted only week nifty cents
- y e,e n insertion: y-For TEN lines or less, fret
:ns av.6rs cents for each subsequent insertion
Il. ,a sear inserted ouiy once week 'erenty'hSe
s.s ssh 's: or 's: hss @
rventy sre charged S33 tor one square oi ten
in sss:p, .s:, S' iS
'sait.':' mem 100, ,psper ineiudedo
- oS;u,rie. and Tributes Of Respect eNceeoihs
"a. M srs charged for ss advertisements. ,,, D..
rs must be s" a
zee gay o' ofsce NAV be RENTED per mail IN
,rssSe Tss Baak notes if registered at the f''N 0'
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a.I00 NCKRS OF ALBEMARI.E LAND Fol


TNNHE undcr.acd offers nr sale privately on accom-
rnp,;a,ina terms, the several farms described beo"
II not sold by HE Let OF September next. they viii hrr
n whra' crop ,.
40 acres land part o the Bloomfield farm nj"in
,pc ls land of Peter McGehcn and w. w. Gilner one
third L. G.ck Low.Grsunds, and 10 acres oil piiHsH"
woodland. t;ice StJ per acre. , - :;
Yates put " HiaUm,-ii, sdioins the d. >. i"!l' Is
within tyr niles OF the ruvc siiy, oos!ns 4o'
on.uu,ru udl tinbcrcd and e Lad shc"p so'Pe'
V.ru,em, al.a r D. Goock's furn, adj"ns Roomarld
.nd tbe band Of H. w. N NoaGi contains "!O acres olO
nf which rrcesrcd. hss on hhIds9mg new dwelling
wi nine l.gc rooms just hnscd Gnd dl eca'a.ry ou.'
buidings ,nce S:i3 per acre
Hy.uboI.an, the property q: DR.. w. +. Goocl 10 Il
beautiful ifm Of i"- aJOiEin: thc ianGs CT X
h NulGd nu Peter Mctichcr aui has on II an ample
srpply OF youd aud buildings. Price $50 per acre
those !,nr traces !und al IL wi:tn Iess than two
mi ts al Vuoiye Depot, the Central Railroad IN
refined nt:sborhood and convenien. TO Charlottesville
the Cvnrsi,y aud to Binomheli Male Academy; which,
parstol! Nos mn ,hc Blue Ridge, Ga pom nnr,h OF
hiyh Alb.nisre aud R0ct 90 ~ NJ valuable
me- t:n and contains oyer NV Price s. pel
b1o"n u, lin i,si acre. ui winch arc cie"tf''
acre. .s,,,,,t., The nudacsi gned NJ biooli'.e -
~ Un acnc. 70 SELL ut pubic Hucso" o., tha above
"iIi .,. eu" except the negroes, 9eiohs'"" :"
rfnen;:orcd larms. -, n.,o, .lbemarc county. Va
ros, OiEcc WoodTihc pep'' p n GOODLOE
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I.RCRST SOUTHERN PIANO fASIrvvS
hGnJ II MEDAL PREMIUM PLANO Fokl tI. of
~IM 6NABE, senior partner in the a'e s,ad nv
w Es.nE GAYHLE & Co, (Which was niSso', niS,oc.
s,h M Mr. Henry Gschle,) continues the hin s ,ha
.n. eo md sale OF Grand and Square Pianos unuo'
name OF ,u>r EN,nr L 20
=, ,ord Mo, l. 3 3 and = North Eutnw a., SP
~ ra.iIc the Eutnw House, and at the nc" sa'e
55oT Market St, Baltimore. , ., n,esent
Th subscriber most respectfully beGs leave 70 ac.
=, ,ha iadirs and gentlemen O the south MS ur have
;,adrmcuts ur the very liberal patronage "1eJ at
;srmy extended 10 his establishments; ana "t err heir
4 ~ 49,. ting 10 thcm that, suuui"cu " hn.
,n,ly t' increasing custom during past years, w os
J o;ther trouble expense 10 perfect ms 'a' " r,bs
iiIIs the piano Forte, so ms Ia ensure cohtins''
so'" ] Wv of n.rsons Of cultivation and refinement.
In sd5ten to the commentator Of the most We
pianist of the country he would odd hat a, eve hve uni
!, % h;cb bs Pianos were exhibition, they nav aa a
sr,i heeu awarded the hishcst honors oi Inc se'''
, Institutes :, $4,000, :; ,,., ,nepufacture q
p;nnns aud employing one hundred nl the IN
fenced iuurncy men nm prepared to sell el'' %oI,
I ~ rc,nu IN the most accommodating ternt; "n
i. ,.nl,rs will therefore, find il to their ad'"as
10. re call before purchasing elsewhere. - s.,,c
Al. ins,rutnents built at my nctury have hii n,
- orr. so constructed ns to secure great Hu" .m ~
nr,h without affecting the tone; end lhey WILL A'
"a lore stand in any climate :; rorante,
g. s'vaar, and when intended to ill distant 1Iut ~
ie or ,cst possible Is taken to ensure the see'
IIe in.tru,nen, calculated In tone, touch pow
oi oiMhonicsl Ok hni.h, TO please the most asnaious "
me- 80 which privilege OF exchange Is grnn.eu a. q;
o M ui, in six months, should the ins'rahsno 90 eaT
t.;ro .stsfaetion. l1p.l -
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,,pp =, private Sale my Farm Yihs. y, - ' Tylcr
OfPEn.sWiiIam, adjoining the land OF nr !ndHn rom
and OF 0naa.s the ToI1ss9 ga aud h1ad ha " .
Alexandra 10 n an te MANASSAS Gap Railroad tnay
Gainesy,es n. distant from Aexrndtia; whcA place
re ssh a sfs in
Half Acres-aoTu. S.snce in cleared and divided ih'o
Ts @ s:5
ct one ,o f"s
on which is Ti"oby aud blue grass, aud not o,s
laag y ssd
degree OF nro large and mJ bres b,
The imp vsn spacious four sbov" anu snrrounG
low card Is large and hourshns a9 Se snesi VI
lug ue aacbes Cherries Apricots &C. ountrv Stor,
rees and many Of consanisn The neghboTheSd . u u
ST amy sS1 in the for health and AFFORDS
| best society ,,,,cb,se a Hne country resaehe
dos and ss'af saafss. Judge s Collins
pnrimore. Md or tho Suoscr,ne'i las w F. MACKAE.
-, ,.;,,;am co. Va Aprl! leu
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-.,,nIInnIpn FARM FOR SALE.

nn',nrv called '(irecubrier" situated within
mS Rysr and "SSu' GnI ..
miles from wsks,ton a. The sbs hs'S %"sef ssf' SSn and
%dj9ns IN. sni contains sell sces OF "d OF exce.n.
quality in woods resf Tssrp portion being
open % ,birkIy sct with pinc oak and hickory, pu
Sy.p.y SGy pae to i" 1"s
~ cutting cord wood, Offering great
NJ ;,hi5 ,wo miles Of the land ,.L. co,
The farm is wul watcred with a0voral mari oSA'
VoT,sn and full possession given 'm'
| diHtely. rL, or.rirv or proposals oy
letter, can do sob by addressing w,,on m County, Va
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,TrR FROM EUROPE.

o,.v,rc .Junv 27-The Steamship lna'"' mum ., ri.
ry.rpoo with dates to the Il tn lns' Sbs brings no
sra du Loups early this morning ne bas been
nstch.s But newspapers show there nsrtura of
advnnc, in Breastuis since the
sg NJ. steamer. She brings no news oa !, not
,ne ,J. are quoted at 9Oi The news no"e''
very reliable. ,;.,,.s,n0 the Jews disability
In Thn Catholic amendment was reJe''e''
pi,' ON ra a." stained on the test question ,,r If
o1 NV. London Times adyocates ihe nou,o ,r.d.
ims and i, dsslroas of checking the siase Tbe
s'avery "aucb nnu election affairs are unchahReo n'
oppos rrorrd that Napoleon will nave an .n.e. in
~ Of Russls Germany soms .l,ne =" hs
win I,f 90" sso rumored that there viii shorty oG
w. If the poten,n-s Of the Iahan 3''e'' :"
I;ne ,he pops and the Emperor OF Austria rr.,c
cu",r ,rs.,y of commerce between Rus'la anu f''"'
ha. been signed 1orssd rho LIVERPOOL resC
e ,.t',s =, ~ reia,on TO the cotton suppy. -,h
,n sarthJ rske took place in SaIony o" ''''
,.aa Aa I" hut no yrea, damage was done. .o, r.,
'u"e, eyrap,o, July l1-Cotton is uncnamSr n' no,s.
,.,a # the last three days amount to l,ooJ oa
saes T., are buoyant. Holders dsInsna an
. sa"e r'rn !, unchanged; but no quotations a'e s'''
4. 'c., Ii. ,r,onav market i. unchanged
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TIE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA

asys Ssns As '' s-e"n '9S for
w 'aar a,.:.i a. his Conmonwealth. 10 supply ,ne
-ar; 'o',ci by the resignation OF Willis 80
oHS kASooFh Ran. e.:! IL TSesaH ist .aa s o."
;,@-! ''''i .Tchv proc win that the sad John Kan
,:'' bn, been duly elected Attorney General O'
T. ,'isr y hsnd Governor aud under The sem %
o. : ne HENRY 4. WISE.
.., Governor: GEORGE W. NrSfoap -,
b ne u''t''"' ,.,.,,.r 80 nf me Common wealth,
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p,cu,sud. Pr William CO.. va. Np." -
-------...,.,ETI. FARM FOR SALE

VNUE rs "a at private his farm lying
Se ss soa f' sa 4sh ss miles :i% from Rich
lnond. ~. ,.,s leo of which ID woouauu,
the PedSs in Go1S wSea md
.dap,ea 70 is nue3 good foncs and has upo" 1t All
dance Of plant land ,orco two story Dwell
ling n.wly painted sS wn Carriage House Grsn"ry STA
es Negro Cabins Barn in pr'ess asse Trees
There an orsh"Gs ct rrl%an anu nd spring
choice .,sr sa.,e.y, ,conrenien, to the dwelling
Tbe saaon noted for ts sous n," and ed
o,uni,y unsurpassed in point Oh social f'Hs'o"' '
| na.ional advantage ,.,.,
| My address Is AmIN' A. II. YOUNG.
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-,I,, 1:u,tKNOR of virginia.
ID '' pKnf,I AMA1lOE.

s-irREas Judge George w. Hopkins pa.,s mus cTsa .r
~ ,,' bs, been accepted by the EXc'utye
. ~ Conformity @ to law sheriff OF tssn Si e
@ i smy,h, TSsewe Washington as% Ks.s'n rsouq, dp'.
;, 1G' h"r IpIr, d: said Circuit. to be held
-' H' ,hc ,wsotythri day OF July n'N'' as 'a'
under my hand Governor and under ,a, ts LS. av
= o! June, 1857. 49, - hnn' S..,rr -;
sr r'a' '",L "''rt"L June l3-cida.
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VALUABLE farms FOR SALE.
PULASKI LAND fOK SALE.

TNNllE undersigned offers for sale privately valuable
Il TRACT OF LAND, in Pulaski county. Va contrin'
INK, by survey 1000 ACRES, 20D Acres cleared and 10
grass and grain, lC0 Acres No River Buom some htc
Tobacco Lands Bnidings- few lug Cabins. An apple
Orchard four or five good Lime Springs, land wen
timbercd locality healthy convenient TO the best nle
ing P IN Virginia said nnd ia situated On the SOUR
aide OF New River, two and halt miles rom Ne" oern
the county seat u Pulaski, five miles from Newborn 10
pot, aud eight miles from Central Depot, on Virginia H
Tennessee Rni Road Price SO per Acre.
TERMS-Iinlf cash, balance IL months credit i"'
Session give Immediately. ID. 81. CLolp'
hnv elk
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SLAVERY IN CONNECTICUT:

The Homrs,ead, paper published s,ansn. In WSsSs
lately PaSsd in an that sssSI:d
= = ss s::ss
Of The Ess's Of hs richest Of bis d a.s a
~sos fsTns s.. 's:s
over forty the price. Of negroes at that ss
sas ss ss, ss
~ s;Gs;s s9s; '.ss
$: +:
Sssss as tn in s'a to
sale or emancipation, Ss1nsbe. SsH 1t would be deal
Sss %siyit m ,Si,. i: ss
Both are nteuse ana et"s SsnsyCsncs in which the
assumed or guppuSs %aYinr one VI both for it's basis
n%Sn Tns inventory below bears date DeGe%0' a SIS
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ny 'rHE t:USEHNON or NINSiNia.
bi ppnT,I NATION

sz-EeEEASs vucaucy has been croatea III th. f.,snn
~ js'c:gi Circuit, by the death OF Ens'see C.n"a!'
:,i:.. q: that Circu.;. therefore Ia eon'"lfS ~"
I - R,ch,nond w-stmoreland. King Georsr
. ,,n.. Caroline Hanover, King William hine
.s md E...x. composing snid Circuit, 10 hereby re
an election ,Yr ,a%' 'sy az of Jsy next
.,-. pac.s prescribed by law a.
IL 81. anier NY hand as Governor and under me Sta
o! the Commonwealth a. Richmond inns I'm u".
l. ; Di IgDe, l-j.. HENRI A.. WIS.,
.~.s. i;,rnrpor. GEORGE vs.. NrSFoRD. Secretary o
5!y-.n..aI,b Iune l3--ctdc.
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S.ryapt Indian woman hlRry, a ., from, ~ rs. tie
If 1e' o E,nrteen slaves, valued 81 uo .,d
Here are wi Sif0 ~ the maximum vsiusuon, ~
miH'Hih";, w pIv Il Isl IS. This was al svstsks
NJ. SsS 2I No wonder these vlrtuoa. .hs, -
n;s were willing to rellnqu.s" 5or Lass than ons
ps' =, vslur.ss slave ynuem loI 'e;e Ion,...si.d
ueA' " ' 'a h;ra for one month! WHAT annsWSTx
.Ian,hropy was 1t to sell or enanG'pSHs. ths ssins
s.ra an absolute expense 70 tnen 80, sGf, ssct
nmhsr of slaves would now or'ng aan ri. h an.
! and amount IN Ihe ob6''n
does any one believe that there sre ate
in that whole Northern rss'on os them in poss
ana ypov youp,arily elnancipste toattesr "S,si
SOU sa.b vsIus was eight thousand iour Tss
SniIsr,l "Creaat Judau' Apeha-nIgH rrsnv Of The
ruth ., we have sifesoy and Middle Sss.s
9 @ ,,en now riotng in the Wealtn "".01 ar
nc.stors acquired by tho treihe ~ .ra among
snd vet many OF these same oesce ., Of ,bs South
anu y ,uorant and impudent revilsr' OF ~. ,hs
the mpsi Hn' .a;o vho,e ancestors accumusteo Wv
J.. VIM L =; ,rh;ch they are wailowipE " Of
n "ess, - ,rrn nm their eyes with an essuu M nsnhop
iordy sanctty and holy horror a. bs Of
Of Southern slavery ..d States Senator from hSods
De won, tho vilest Abolition States III 'n'
os lsland-one Of the '''eo' -
VI Union ,La r,e,t conspicuous OF our q
h.. They are among | heir ancestor, once an honoreo
lumnlators, aua , many years, actively ensaseu y
a. Senator, wa" sa % olaye trade. and mace p's n"es
q P,ns nv owning IN part of ia .at of Afri.n an,
'n sole was that in hamsn assh I Ss
~ .nsns s.s DO be-
same Senator, Dr. VOL A,,. ,rap;c wss ,uddsuy uas,
sss s 5s1ss Sns o. Sy the ' mort unpfaepsd sss
southern ssvs,y he ,h
red ;e with unmeasured severity eAhauenk ,.mstio,
Yn- -, y;,upprstion even Ill MS uhspa.uB IN
OF an institution which he had largely eonG
sss'si ,o build up and to which he wa, e1slu'ssy
Ssbsd seI " for the wealth that conferred upon nim
position and powerto caIumniate u.s. 0'""'''
for r, J';,,,,