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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-28
Denton House,

Den oOn House,
HORNEk VI Third and Iowa streets, Davenport.
~ only 3 squares from tie y Depot. GuA Az
tr,d to be good House ANY In the city. Trs-
stopping ~ Dsstn tnI~st WIN mud - tie DeLtOn
House ali the comforts VI . god home, onISisinR
c.,an rooms, clean beds, good attendance, and .
rn.erful complain with every reasonable 0emADd
Charges reasonable and NO huu,bnx.
skTH SHOVE, BENZ DENTON.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-28

BrattOn House.
LIE CksdlAtE, ..e. .. Iowa.
II. n. BROWN, Proprietor
n 'hIS house, being the iargest, mort convenient
i Only nrst class hote IN ie CLAIRE, holds cot
greatest Inducements ~ tue travelling public suo
VINO want quiet aud comiOrtAUie noG4e. II
furnished In the best style, and No pains WIZ Be
spared " sstlsfy the wAnts OF al sunsts.
~ God stspllns sttscbss1. lo6dswu
Notice
/ J. n. Grifnth - Deputy Marshal for the CITY oi
davenport, Who is Iuiy authorized !. transact the
buincss sIpertAinlng " my ono. III ABS nee,
inability to attend TO II.
October ~, 1857. HW MITCHELL,
oc27dlf Marshal Of the CITY Of Davenport.
Photographic.
A DAMS makes . nne Miniature snamsisd Iron
a DAac maae. . ane Miniature on Silver 2. ate.
A DAMS makes . nne Miniature on Glass.
DAMS maxes u nne Miniature Oh Payer.
A DAMS Pictures arc unsurpassed IN the U. S's's'
A DANS invites yonr attention " his Gallery on
"A Brady SIroet, LetwscD - aud u SIS.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-28

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-28
DIR. j. e.. PARK f.le

Would announce to the citizens Of davenport ana
vicinity that he has resumed the practce OF Heueine
and may be found, men not professionally 'hsas'u
:, nj. INC. on s,cuu street, petMe erry nhd RStA
Island streets. NoN' 50 '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
THE GEORGIA ELECTION.

Dispatches received from Augusta and Savannah
state that Brown, tho Democratic candidate for gov
ernor is elected by about ten thousand majority!
The democrats have carried both branches Of the
State Legislature by large mnjor,ies.
In the sixth congressional district, Jackson, demo
crat. is elected by t;.o thousand majority
TIE congressional delegation stands six democrats
to two know w.no,hings-a democratic gain of one.
The delegation ia as follows:
lat district, James L. Seward, democrat.
ID do Martin j. Crawford, democrat.
I'd do Robert P. Trippe know nothing.
itb do Lucius j. Gsrtrell, democrat
5th do Augustus R. Wright, democrat.
9Th do james Jackson, democrat
7th do Joehus Hill, know nothing.
9Th do A. q. Stephens, democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
Prom the Hsrrisonburg Valley Democrat
WILL THE DEMOCRACY OF VIRGINIA SUP.


WILL THE DEMOCRACY OF VIRGINIA SUP.
PORT SENATOR HUNTER
Notwithstanding Senator Hunter has been earnestly
but respectfully urged TO stae whether or noth intends
to stand by the present Administration or JON WIT
m. fsctious nslcontenis, who have w8rrei upon Ir
buchanan and the National Democracy. hs sturiou-
ly avoids giving publicity to his We've and tr-a.
constituency, who have right to demand hi- opin-
ions upon every question Of public policy, With dis
respect and contempt Since the adjournment oi
Congress, grave question has sseumed prominence
in the party; and MIR. Hunter il an svowei caud
date for reelection to the Senate and refuses 10 en-
tighten the Democracy Of Virginia IN REGARD 10 "hat
position he intends to assume upon the issue before
the country it is question OF some msgnltuds whe
rher the representatives Of the people Will support
him with bis opinions concealed in the dark and II
thew do, will the Democracy OF Virginia hold them
guiItless of uidey to the Democratic party
The Democracy of Virginia sustain and entor:.
NJ pncbanan's administration, and no man
,rnv rsnresent The party unless he acquesoes IN the
nrinciplss and policy OF that admnisfrsflon. Does
Wr Hunter do III Rumor says be syTnpathlses with
.hasa excessively Southern Democrat. who have in
dirscly and directly ssssed the adninstration, and
nnless he relieves himself Of that suspicion, he Is not
snttlsd to the confidence and support Of the Denoc
racy Of Virginia. Virginia has ever been ioysl Ia
the principles and uaages Of tho Democratic parry
and il would be humilistiDg to the pride Of every
Virginia Democrat that our proud old CommonH eaiib,
who was foremost in nominating Mr. Buchanan Tor
the Presidency should be represented in the Senate
by man whose actions would tend to embsria.s tho
policy of the administration, or who would only
occasionally manifest his friendship for it. respon
sbility upon the shoulders of the
OF the people, and they should be careful not to O. m
promise the dignity and interests Of th7 Democratic
party to crafty the ambition Of men, or the project
Of cliQues and combinations. Unless Mr.. Hunter
uuequvOcably states his position he should receive
no vote Of Democratic representative; and should
any one Of them dare tanper with the interests OF the
party, by refusing TO hold Mr.. Hunter 70 the iest
which has been demanded Of all candidates tor otce.
he will be held to strict accountability Tor hs nnde-
ty to party obligations.
The party requires nothing OF Mr. Hunter but
vha, it has q right TO demand. and nothing more
than representative should at all times be willing
fully and freely to give, whenever called upon lihe
refses this demand let him submit with patience hia
dismissal from the public service.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
A VALUABLE ESTATE
nN nurp IAuES pIVEp EnD SaT


AM desirous South, and therefore offer for
III sale my Farm called kettietoan lying in Charles
City county about three miles below the house. and
adjoining the original "Weynoke tract in the midst oil
refned society.
The trac. contains about 900 acres (by old survey
500 OF under cultivation divided nte five fields each
we'll enclosed and has been all heavily lined twice
36 900 bushels of lime and l6 600 bushels Of mar having
been put in the last 10 years Most Of the remainder
10 in timber and wood and very contiguous TO water.
The Arabic Land lies beautifully and has been greatly
improved by e plaster clover and guano and thorough
drainage aud u now In condition to give handsome
turn TO any who desires 10 make investment in
low land farm. For SUCH will state that the crops OF
heat have reached 1900 bushels and In addition this
year, 1900 bushels Of oats.
The improvements consist Of neat Cottage, contain
ing seven rooms, pantry storeroom and closets, sur
rounded By . handsome yard and garden, filled with
shade trees and handsome shrubbery besides every
necessary and convenient building oveseers house
quarters, &C. The farm buildings all new and
very commodious including barn bull. In 1855 54x32
feet having three aoors and stable built in 1885, x30
feet containing a stalls with entire loft aoored and we'll
arranged feed room. There Is also ourshng young
orchard Of choice fruit trees, just coming into bearing,
end bold creek which around nearly one halt the
plantation abounds in wild game and hsh.
Those desirous OF making purchase invited to visit
the subscriber and judge for themselves.
WM A. SEIDEN, NJ. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.


RAPPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE
Attorney tor the heirs of John Seymour nl''le
"A 70, offer for sale that exceedingly vauann an
dcsirable estate known by the general name OF "a n
ts not often that ap opportunity is storaeH Jucsen,
dispose of s that it is owned by ladies VINO |sh 10
be relieved from the OF land and negroes ne vs.
tate contains about sOo Acres the who'e o., hnwaxsr
heretofore been cultivated ss one farm IL is however,
In three lots or parcels divided by strips of Intervening
land,) each of which will be sold separately 10,
LIST. 'Hays" "proper-contaning about Iooo nsrrs lae
whole of which with the exception OF single hill, is
River Flat"
Itis situated immediately the RspPahannock in the
county of King George, Virginia, twelve miles below
Fredericksburg and is bounded by The land OF Mr. Wm
Wallace on the one sde and OF Mr.. J. Parke CorbR on
the other This estate has a.ays oeen SSSs
and Corn The soil Is of the finest DESCRIPTION and when
reduced by excessive cultivation 10 readily restored TO
s original fertility Though not bushe OF clover seed
has been Gown for twelve years. there upon OF the
6elds luxurisnt crop. The estate 10 well wstered'
about twotArds 10 open for cultivation, and the balance
In wood part Of which {ssy 100 to $50 scres
growth containing uncomfortable quantity OF Timber
suitable for Ship building. There 10 on this tract water
Grist Mil.
plank will extend from the bank to the vessel re-
ceiving grain from "Hays
end The Mill Tract situated just below Hays CON
tans 35l scres 20 or 20 of which In wood The ori
gina character of the soil superior There are the re-
mains of an old Mill upon that never tails pass
ing through this tract which If rebuilt would command
large custom This Il very desirable property Tor one
wishing to farm on limited scale.
3d. Boomsberry This division of the estate com
mences with the first range Of hs from the river, pro
verbal for fertility along the whole OF the Rsp
pahannock 1t contains $50 acres, sufficient portion OF
which 10 in wood. For residence, few situations pre-
sent more attractions The location healthy and the
view from the hills the river is extensive and
beautiful This Of land, placed In either OF the val
ley counties of the Ssste-removed az would be from
tide water con,municaton-woud really command dou
bic the price ssked for 1t.
survey OF each tract in progress and plate Will
soon be ready for exhibition.
Upon large part Of the purchase money sstisiscto
ahdfh fhn lnfnF In
credit can be had The time OF possession will be &C
commoisied TO the wishes Of the purchasers. :,
Persons desiring further information VIII please 1reet
their et,ers me. King George C. II. Va Ihose
wishing view the property will cali me- and In my
absence will be shown by Mr Lee the manager on the
estate. W. H. MaooN.
Sept ls-c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
BEDFORD HOUSE,

LIBERTY, BEDFORD COUNTY, PIRGINlA.
TIME undersigned has leased for Of years THU
u new and elegantly arranged house. Il occupies the
ste of the Hotel 80 long and iavoraby known Tel
rye The proprietor atters himself that with this newly
erected building and spacious premises in the centre oil
abundant county he entertain his guests in style
which shall tall below the sumptuous repasts which
he s pleased learn the visitors OF Cynefs Spring for
several past haze denominated his table, when
catering stfayorable watering place Every depart
OF his house receives his personal inspection and
attention. end spared to make those soourn
Ing here entirely comfortable Liberty Ia and
fourshng village. 81 miles West Of Lynchburg, imne-
dia,ely on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad Fine
schoois, elegant churches, aud ntelgen, community
Its attractions.
Visitors from the lowlsnds Of Virginia and North Caro-,
lima realize here much of the pleasure recreation and
comforts of mountain soourn whilst they delight
the eye and admire In the display Of her great and
magnificent beauty-the Peaks Of Otter. standing in
sublime grandeur with the mountain scenery and lovely
landscape of the Piedmont range.
Gent 34-clm CUAS PHELPS Pfoprietor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
.ur RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,<.yp DAILY, sEMrwKEKLy, AND wkxKLs'
Nv RICHIE & DUNNAVAST.
T f. K NJ 5 {:

psy Fsper seven dollars per annom 9 ana S.n ons sns
Ne e.. the semi Weekly hve dollars per snnum, ana
!s ,sr. for six months. payable In advance for tue
;,st r;rsr A. per anuum six copies for $40 to
S'sty ,nrsrsbly in advance When letters containing
,-e sent By mail they must oe Registered or tney
a." " TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,r D,uy ESavIRER-For TEN ltnes or less, nrSs
nt,y cents and every succeeding insertion tween,
esn,s If inserted twice week or three times
E and halt cents for each insertion aftes
se and when inserted only once week nifty cen's
@i e.. W. SxM1.WRExLY For TEN lnes or less, frs'
seventy five Cents for each subsequent insertion
.as ems when inserted only once week sevenynve
49,, for each insertion
'sa" 's-ur WEExLY-For rRs lines or less, frst inser
sxsp,y.nre cents; for each continuance nifty cents
charged a5 for one square OF ter
sSO for two squares, aud in that proportion tor 40
o; Of greater length except Auconeers, who
~. rs,,sed 800, paper included)
All obituaries and Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
Il ~ lipe, are charged for as advertisements
rom a distance must be accompanied with the
nav or satissc tory references, TO insure execution
Al. iues 10 this office may be remitted per MAJ, "a
II and svsilsbe Bank notes regs'ered' ~ tne 'SA "
-3.,ar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
MONROE SPRINGS FOR SALE,

r OFFER for sale the MONHOE SPRINGS, to- -
gether with all appurtenances, consisting of an 20
annie supply of Beds, Bedding, Household an1A
Kitchen Furniture; also, Crockery, Cutlery etc. The
Springs are situated In the Northeastern part Of Monroe
Ala In ono mile the Mobile and Girard
and the ssme distance from the Mobile stage line. The
tract belonging TO the Springs contains $50 acres Of No
creek land The growth hickory white oak red oak
lar sweet gum mulberry elm holly Spanish oak with
dcrgrow Of stink bush, buckeye ,umach and other
dergrowth indicating rich soil! About l2o acres Of the
lands Is In high state Of cultivation and will pro-
duce 1900 1900 pounds of cotton to the The build
tngs in good condition, with large and commodous
Hotel, and winter residence for family; also, IenPn
Alley Billiard Room and Table, Bath House, TWO Ball
Rooms of which il some fifty yards distant from the
hotel Also two roomy stables, together with Corn Ios
Negro Houses, etc In fact there nothing waning 70
make this one Of the desirable watering places
South az the water stands In high rcputo az In Re
State Testimonials of the fact be produced II re-
quired
will sell the place the following Ten dollars
per cash. the balance In three annual
psyment, with notes and approved security or amo's'
gage of the place.
Any person wishing to engage In business Of the kind
would do welto examine these Springs the busircss
could be commenced without any outlay for groce
res thero il arape supply Of things necessary tor
hotel business Any number of sheep can be hsd al S!
beef at cents, turkeys at IS cents chickens at
cents eggs 10 cents per dozen, butter a. Is centa
For particulars apply to c. Z. Haynes ESQ Ga
xotte omce Cahaba Alabama myself at the SPRING.
Dec 3l-vptf J. ENGLISH Truatee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13

VNHE subscriber offers for sale the tract oil land upon
u which the late John r. Winston recently resided,
situated in York county, about three mes northo VIII
liansburg and adj dining the lands OF DR. j. Waller,
Benz Waller John James, Henry NJ Bowden, and James
Shell.
The tract contains 500 acres with excellent dwelling
with rooms well arranged, framed quarter
with four rooms ice house and barn nearly new. The
yard and garden newly enclosed with the best heart tim
ber also all other necessary out houses in good repair
The wheat crop OF the present year is estimated at
from !, 900 to 1900 bushels.
If sale is effected privately before the lst day OF
October it will be that day t fair il not the first
fair day theresfer sold the highest bidder the
premises.
Persons wishing to purchase reerredto Mr. Hanson
p kelam who has charge OF the premises, and will take
pleasure in giving all necessary information.
TERMS accommodating, upon the purchase money
being satisfactorily secured For y further information
address the subscriber at Hanover Court House. Virg
mia. BICk. L. WINSTON, Executor of
lulY 2l.-ctf INQ Z WINSTON ieceasei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
pEWARn

Eft my plantation Or the 10th ofthe present mou,h,
IL my man JACKSON, and Am appreheniive that no
dssgus escaping for the Of getting to free state
He is almost white The distinguishing mark recoleced
is straight finger ON OF his hands, but do not re
member which; there Hlso his neck coca.
stoned by scrofua in early age His and mode o
address quite humble and respectable lie is Of spare
form and OF medium height he quite intelligent though
perfectly unframed He in possession when he lett
of good clothing and is 81 quite dressy disposition ny
the bye very good maker suppose his age to be
2s or 30 ycars His hair is entirely straight will give
$40 reward If taken spprehende in the county Of u
nenbarg Sl50 taken OF the county secured so
that can get him again. SUSAN C. HUNT,
Pleasant Grove Post Office,
Sept 2T-cW5t Lunenburp County, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
FRUIT TREES AND sHRUBBEKH.
SOUTHERN GREENWOOD, NURSERY.

sTJV fEHN HbENWOOU, -
HAVING on hand a choice variety OF FRUIT =
III TRErs Of my own raising, and grating
'a1cie:!y large for usnsplanting, respectfully
ca ne attention OF the public to them,
NJ aa.Iery Is located half miles North East
..o The od Marker; where will take pleasure in show
NJ TEN.
All oriers addressed TO- or left at my agents, Messr,
"a Of myself. viii meet meet with prompt attention.
u SHADE TREKs furnished to order
Aug 2f-cGm LEWIS 2UDOh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
ppou NEW WORK.

New YORK, Sept. l0.-The report Of the suspen-
sion of the firm OF George Bliss & Co., dry goods
merchants, 10 uniounded That firm 10 believed to be
one of the strongest in this city.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company and the
Erie Company we're protested to-day,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
STATE OF AFFAIRS IN NEW YORK.

-
The Tribune of Friday thus refers to the condition
of financial affairs in that city on Thursday
No day. snce the commencement Of the crisis, has
been more gloomy than yesterday. The suspension
of the wealthy and prominent frmd of Bowen, McNs
NEE s. Co., and W. G. Lane u Co., the former un'
derstood TO have million surplus and the Int
ter about four hundred thousand dollarsthe long list
OF failures in The dependent-numerous reports u
the stoppsge Of still other houses-rumors anectihe
the credit Of several OF our city banks-al contou
ted to the general depression and disrust Eac1anss
is difficult stocks are on the declines specie 10 anos.
impossible to be obtained the banks are TOO cautious
TO adopt sufficient measures Of relief ana hs: bsS
is suspicious of bis neighbor. After wnat nss oeeu
experienced, nothing would surprise msrcpahn, un
less it we're an improved state OF things aeega :, 1ns
ton of bsnk officers from the country proposed tne
renressntatiyes of our banks yesterday that tney
should discount million and bali for Interior banks
for the purpose Of removing produce 10 the seaooard
The meeting was addressed by Governor Seymour
and others, but the proposition found no favor
Ths hanks and the merchants have come to no under
standing vet, bu. the conclusion of the committee ap
pointed on Wednesday will be communicated TO the
hanks to-day. Till some such plans as are proposed
srs adopted it ia idle TO look for substantial relief.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13

By THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

r,urREAs a vacancy has occurred in the House oil
w Delegates of Virginia by the resignation OF ELAN
tai BOT the Delegate elect from the county OF Bar
Com To wealth have thought proper by writ OF cleo
@ sued and directed pursuant, TO law, to require sn
,n 10 be held at the several places OF voting IN said
=. the House OF Delegate for said county TO supply
:s yscancy aforesaid So,
zen auder INV hsnd Governor. and under the seal
Of the C0mmonw ealih, this 2}rd day OF Scptem'
i 81 Der, 1857. heNhi a. WIS.,;
2, ,he Governor GEORGE w MuSroRD Secretary OF the
!; cn,,c ~ nnweaih Sept 25-ctde
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
TBF FARMERS BANK OF ELIZABETH

The Democratic Pioneer of October 3. ssys: THAT
no DOSAGE will occur to the holders Of Farmer .
Bank notes. The Bank being perfectly solvent will
redeem her notes at proper time. She will resume
ss soon ss the Northern markets will justify her IN
go doing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13

Here we have th. figures showing donation "l
upw ards of "a 900 900 OF of land and. under
stand that in some Instances the best lands IA the
country are embraced The same grant would hA'1
built and stocked irst csss railroad from ms ME
sissippi river to the Pacific ocean.
RAPPaHashuIb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13

QUAINT OLD FULLER says: "Let him who expects
one class Of society to prosper in the highest degree
while the other 10 in distress, try whether ons sde OF
hie face can smile while the other is pinched CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
Kettiewau, Sept II, leS7.-cwtf



COUNTY.
TIME FARM which reside 10 offered for sae-als0,
Il the one on which Mr.. Frank Tompkins resides and
owned oy jointly The hrs, contains eiO acres with
excellent improvements-the latter $50 with ordinary i'm
provements-both miles South of the Courtouse
They well adapted to the cultivation of grain and to-
bacco well waered and equal in quality to any lands in
this region Terms liberal Any information in regard to
these ny be obtained by
at Mt. Pleasant. Spotsylvsnia county, Va.
Anr 4-c4tf D. NJ. WHARTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
S2i.UD0 U,
STAFFORD fl: PARKER, Register, Commissioners
GEORGE w. MuNFORD, Of The
Sec'y Of the Comth of Va. SINKING Fund.

Sec'y Of the Com'th OF Va. SINKING Fund
EorE-Those holders Of Certificates who desire To re.
deem by Attorney must if residing beyond the limits Of
the United States acknowledge the power before some
Minister Plenipoentsry Charge dAtaires Consul Gene
ra Consul Vice Consul Commercial Agent, appointed
By the Government OF the United States any foreign
country before the proper officer Of any court OF such
country the Mayor other Chief Magistrate OF any
city, town. corporation therein II residing in the Uni
ted States the acknowledgement before Justice OF the
Peace Notary Public Commissioner OF Deeds appoint
ed by the Governor of Virginia ia sufficient la ali
the certificate must be delivered.
Richmond NirGnia Iuy ISL cWlm