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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-07

PanoeS, MeOleons, 81 raphines qnd icchrlcons tunrd
with neatneSs and dispatch. $3.50 H ''
~ All goods warranted, At this establishment
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.INSu.RIN5S "Y6TR f.IRRyh,

Z nc L.ynChDmrS s. Osc anu FiIG snsHrIance
Som Pnny Of l.ynchbnrS, VA.
NAPlTAL $IUJUU will take risks anu promptly adjust
" and pay losses. WM. 7. sEIBY,
jan29 Agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-07

SHEET MUSIC.
am constantly receiving and keep on land large aad
choice collection Of Sheet Music Aao fny,ructnn pcSLs
for every Kind Of Instruments ow in use
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-07

AM receiving and keep constantly on hand large Stock
OF the celebrated HALLET, DAVIS & co Is PlAEOEs.
Also complete assortment Of 5iELnDEoNS and SE:A.
PliNEs fom the celebrated OF carhart
Nediain and ~ r. Hughes. Also, splsnded Go;hlegOr-
Ean style for Churches Lecture Rooms With four stoy
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HEISKBLL 81. SWEAR1NGEN

- 1%-ss IeceIvel IheT ehtITe SECOND eTQCK OF
IL SPRING 4. SE2SiEn dOopS recently, lfeiSetcd i1
rSsls sHd sssagt dselers q ts Thy you'd beg
Dress Goods and EmhToidsritS, which IN Erety and
beauty Of style, conbaed h moderate PIicee, esnnot b0
eScsrd. of StuPo other lIkeT1Ge
SeTS Couplvte. tt.. i Ift-s,s. ..fsfil .rss.
We havG opentd Q beaotlfGl sEpeitmcnt of EprDS
and 6ua,raet Dress Ge6de. 6onAiGtiuG Of ; lEtti
h!ch Eioancea STGnAdtntS,
1-rgst UaysGeTe EiebDeed BeFeSC5, }ai yn1
BHyBIGIe F1oVpced siit6,
t aai,- OF -. 4 StFIpsd and EIodpesd oFRanffeS,
ans HElskELI SISHARlNGEH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11
THE CUNNINGHAM CASE

The investigation as to the late conspiracy for
which Mrs. Cunnins CHAM aud othsra have been az
rested, was resumed in New York on Thursday. Drs.
Ds Wess and Barker who were directed by the Jus.
rice and District Attorney tall, TO make physical
examination of Mrs Cunningham, 10 order to sseer
tain to further certainty she hsd recently given
birth to child proceeded in company with her coun
sel, VIM Stafford, to 81 Bond street, and were
ushered into the room OF Mrs. Cunningham. After
stating the object of their visit they inquired If sha
was prepared TO submit 10 the proposed examination
Mrs Cunningham, in reply, stated that personally
chs was willing TO submit 10 such examination, ou'
that acting under the advice of her counsel. sue
must decline 40 doing There ware present IN Inc
room, besides the above mentioned gentlemen Tue
two daughters Of Mrs, Cunningham, Helen sn'
Gsnrgians.
Mrs. Cunningham appears languld. out tne Ph{s,
Clans stats that her pulse is perfectly suoos, ne
tongue clean, and to every appearance sue e %
good health as any person can be- Dts DaIne, au
De Wesstogether with Justice Davidson, lheh letaln
I'D to Jefferson Market Curl ana tne wv
gentlemen Jointly made an athdaVn 70 ho enet' a'
shs ar the instance Of her counsel refused % Do ea
sn;rsd Th-r further reported that Mrs. Cunning
49,, sxt;b;,sd mn external evidence OF having been
in ths condition claimed by her. She appeared only
=, ~ ~ ;f .ba had been aboring under nervous excite
sn, TIA doctors we're Of opinion that she was hOt
aariously H. and could with safety be removed.
The District Attorney received letter from Mr.
s,afnrd the counsel 10 the effect that DR.. Fisk Mrs
t.nnunphams present physician had recommended
that che be not subjected 10 the eIamuation and he
therefore advised her to object. The prosecution here
rested, aud az EI-Judge Desn one Of the principal
legal advisers Of Mrs Cunningham was absent, the
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Tor ne
EpEE ME0 RGEl hc

Mess-s Editors: II have read with much pleasure
the communication of "Ollin, in your paper OF tbs
4th aud entirely agree with him in the proprieiy and
necessity of either reducing into slavery or eHpenE
from the State all free negroes Tho may bs no"
among us or who may be hereafter liberated They are
a worthless and degraded set, OF no value to them
sclr es or the community aud OF great injury to the
negroes And as slavery is fixed nstltution with
u.s. which We intend tn protect, deiend and extend II
becomes the solemn duty OF the Legislature 10 e1er
else ,s whole power in throwing around it every
ehield and Of increasing lie usefulness ana value ny
the removal of every obstacle IN its way
In this county they ure mora numerous than III
many parte of Eastern Virginia, and many OF them
sducatsd and acquainted with the Northern state.
which they frequently visit The efiect oi u Ia 90
sen.ibly felt upon the black slave population thai IL
is almost impossible for us TO get along Win The IN
stituton. Ii We epeak harshly to our negroes !,
the signal for runaway, and we become 30 annoyed
with the state OF affairs, aa frequently to wish thai
there were none among us. Ii the Tree negroes
are allowed To remain and tsrnper with orr slaves
much longer, Western Virginia will become virtually
free country and it beho0ves the people OF Eastern
Virginia to take this matter into serious conslder8
ton and unite with in eIurts t" preserve the
institution The laws on the subject III frss negroes
ara 80 loosely executed in many Of our counties, ha'
they amount to a mere nulity
In tbis county, free negro by the nane oi jas
Peler. has lust returned to llarrlsonburg, after 70
.ideucs of near five years in The District OF ColnIn
bia whers he has been at College WHO can ssi
mate the injury this single negro may not 90 py n''
conversation and conduct Ny object IN writing
This niece ia simply to assure "On and others ~
Eastern Virginia, that The name oi those 10 eset.
Virginia who concur with hin in his ve#s, is L'
gjon" and that We will come up to act WIN h''h a.
the next Legislature. Let him, therefore, Keep the
ball in motion, and arouse the Eastern people 10
sS'sS ~ " RnlEI;GH,I
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luEt IRATlON-kANSAS-W WALKER

From the alhrlCb Ala
The opposition 10 Mr. Buchanans Administrator
ara raising a terrible tempest Tin teapof) over what
they term ..Bucnanans treachery 10 the SCUM ahu
oas NOT acquainted with the antecedents "i this same
party would naturally come to the conclusion from tie
exu6erence of patriotic Indignation manifested oy the
party that they had always i'll season anu out ot sea
aon maintained and defended the rights and interests
of the South especially in the Territorles But such
has not been the course Of that party It's part OF
the history of the country and well known TO the peo
nls thai ibe leaders OF The Know Nothing American
narty oppos.d the repeal of the Missouri compromise
line by which the South WAS excluded from hef tqua'
and lust rights in all territory OF the uni.en otaes
living North of that line including hansaa lhey also
onnosed the Kansas Nsbaska Bill, which removed the
aptarjpg and exciting question OF slavery from Lon
vr,ss and left il to bs determined oy the people OF tnr
Territories when they form their Constitution ~heh
ar they will have slavery or not. They have opposed
the Democratic party in all its measures to place tbs
South mon a perfect equality with the North and
NOW. when The people OF Kansas. 10 conformity with
Is nroysions OF The organic law Of the territory are
hont 10 as ,emble in Convention for the purpose OF
framing Constitution preparatory to being admitted
ca .oyerei.n State into the unlon these same h now
Nothpps Immediately assume the guardianship Of the
tights and honor OF the South, and hurl their indig
nsnt ansthemss at the Administration, and accuse
nf tres m to the Souh in instructng Gov Walker I"
ecrs the free exercise nt the elective franchise to al
the legal voters in the Territory and to that The
aws OF the territory be fully executed.
In another place may be found that part OF the I'D
.tructions to Gov. Walker. which has excited To.
dormant patriotism OF this immaculate party. IL our
readers csn find any thing in these Instructions 10
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THE LAST OF KNow-NOTnINGiSM

THE LAST OF kNOW-NOTnINGiSM
The returns from the late elections in several OF ths
Southern States are reaching u not very rapidly but
with renewed assurances OF glorious Democratic Vic
tories As yet there is ilatterng evidence when Is
daily strengthened, that the last vestiges III hho"'
Nothingsln which have fingered in disconnected To-
calities of certain States pesential diseases are
some,imes retained in the atmosphere OF those spoIs
nost congeuia to their character, have been swept
away forever.
There ia one item OF intelligence. however which
if true, must in some measure dampen the enthusl'
ssn c( the Democracy in their reiolc'ngs
over ths trulnphs they have achieved. We alIude
to the reputed election Of the opposition can
ddate for Governor in Missouri not 20 lnue''
becsuse he il an American, for lett "alons in Ms
GLORY he would afford an example OF warning ia
iher than encouragement to political ioly' o"' oe
cause of his sympathy with the emancipation "'o'e
ment Missouri affords the institution OF slavery ai
outnost in the West, the value and importance "'
which cannot be too highly estimated In 'nese "o"
blous times of intestine strife. And IT Is truly 10 OF
lsmenled that AMI man Of any party; VINO Is IL TIE
most distant degree affiliated with The ree'so' sen
mani should be elected TO Office IN slaTeholdin2
State There is, however, host OF indomlta6le DE
mocrats in Missouri and that they will herolcaliy de
fend the institution Of slavery ag6inst hs'u'ous d
xs,l "a omen attack, We have not doubt
In the spring of 1870, Know .NothIneiam :" "as tio'
ous in its boasting and rejoicing throughout Inc
sou,b. Every city and town. n their streets and al
leys, on lamp. poets and corners were daily deco
, rated with those mysterious emblems-trianeuia'
n;ocos of qhite paper, and sometimes red the nights
vsrs made hideous with stentorian hu'rahs tor Sam
everv cross road in the country had It's Council
and at ons time, it began to be believed by many
crsduous people. that the Pope OF Rome and tht
tarribIe foreigners we're the deadest and most dan
,orou. anemi.s of our country, aud that the Know
No,b;nys had risen in their irresistible strength tc
.sro ,ns Government by ejecting from Office ane
disfrancbising forever every foreign born cil'zer
snd Cs,boo in the land. Even in Virginia, it wa'
.r,ravacsurly vaunted that the Democratic party
,,,u,d n. horne down and beaten in The ensuin,
,,h.rnatorisl contest by the disciples OF sam. Ant
in tru,b go loud so sanguine and so sincere were 'h
boss,ipps Of the Know Nolhings, that there rea'l,
seemed rsason 10 apprehend at least, doubtful sirug
| VI. put the banner OF Democracy was egau lear
asslv HING 10 the breeze, and entrusted to him VIII"
ike Napoleou, has only TO lead and direct ths march
and victory lie cure 10 follow. BY the ability energ
and sIoouspce of Gov Wise, Know Nothtngism wa
from Virginia. and ts influence broken through
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11
MONROE SPRINGS fOR SALE,

III OFFER tor sale the MOSROf SPRlSiS, lo- 5ssf6
Il geher with all hppurenances consisting oil IN III
ample supply OF Brds, Bedding. Household anc -.
Kitchen Furpiture slso, Crorkery, Cutlery. etc Inc
Syringe situated in the Northeastern part OF Monroe
county Ala in mile the Mobile and Crard railroad
the distance from the Mobile stage line. The
belonging the Springs contains 80 scres o No
creek land The growth hickory white OAK red oak pop
gum mulberry elm holly Spanish oak; with un
dergrowth Of stink bush buckeye sumach and other un
dergrOwth indicating rich soil About l.O acres oi the
above lands Is in high state OF cultivation and will pro-
ducc 1900 1900 pounds Of the The build
ngs in good condition, with large and connodious
Hotel and winter residence for family hso Ten.Pp
Alley Billiard Room and Table, Bath House, two Bal
Rooms Of which is fifty yards distant from the
hotel Also two ,oomy tnbcs, together with Corn Cbs
Negro Houses etc In fact there is nothing wanting to
nuke this Of the desirable watering places the
South The stnnl- high repue any in the
state Testimonials oi the Tact be produced II
CURED
will sell the place the following terms Ten dolsri
per four, cash, the balance In three annual
payments, with notes und approved security. or mort
gage Of the place.
Any person wishing engage Ia business Of the kind
would do well 10 examine these Springs as the busnest
could be commenced without any outlay icr groce
rcs there lie ample supply Of !nes necessary TOR
hotel business. Any number Of sEcsp can DC mad al 81
beef ut to cents turkeyS ht cents chickens at l21
cents eggs 10 ceata per dc<Cn butter al Is cents
For further particulars uppy 10 c J.. liaynes, Esq Ga
zette oiHce C6hsba Alabama, myself nj the Syringe
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CniSwoLD & CLA1BoRNE. ADV
,ONMISSI0NEIi,S OFFICE,

bs,o kiCHMOND. VA, July -, lco!.
w. Ihos u. Dudley. Sergeant Of the City OF Rich.
moni and administrator Of George Pickett, dec q,
new Johnston, administrator Of Robert Pickett dec d.
nas Vaden, Jr administrator de bonis non OF Marsa-
ne,h dec d. ThOmas Lyach Hamilton, Henry C..
.. SheH Harrison and Laviua X. his wife, Thomas
a, " aud Elizabeth c. his wife, John Heth. nifty
"Hter Marlin snd Caroline his wife, stockton Heth.
.Y Heih, Mary Auu Heth, infants, William N. Har-
[,- dna Caroline bis wife, William Lambert, George
John Lambert. David Lambert, sally Lambert.
a Gne Bryce Johu Pickett. Caihsrne Pickett Robert
ksu John r. Mncmurdo and Virginia his wife, plain.
-, ad Ieomas Green. Charles j. Mscmurdo In hls own
r Is trustee OF Virginia Macmurdo formerly Pick
s:ie Burnett, Caroline Burnett and BAIL Duke, de-
In ssuit pending in the Circuit Couit Of the City
~ o-cree entered in this cause on the l2h day Of
'so'' the Court ordered Robert Pickett to render
.ae VI the Commissioners Of said Couit ali account
traotacuons as executor of George Pickett deceased
.'iSua'!on OF the accounts heretofore rcntere by
. M Inc said Commissioner to state settle and report
|rei S' ou'' the said account with any matter specially
70, Nv .eMri pertinent by himself, that may be de
;,n WY pa!ty,o he 60 stated.
hereby notified that have fixed upon Monday
Pc or August, !sj, a; 10 o'clock A. NJ, ut my oil
BY xi,h street, IN the city Of Richmond. to com
|I saicb Se ieauous VI the soove mentioned decree
Given nna uae aod place you are required 70 attend
Il. aS Gsr hasr myhsud Commissioner In Chsncery Of
!slT "a S this eth day Of July, 1857
THos. j. EVANS, ComE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
LAND IN YORK COUNTY FOK SALE.

LAND IN YORK COUNTY FOR SALE.
VHNHE subscriber offers sale the tract oil hnu upon
IL which the ute John X. Winston r.centy fe,W,u yl
situated In York county, about three miles norm" m
Ben Waller, John James Henry NJ. Bowden' ana James
Shell
The contains 500 acres with IN cxcechl aMeinS
with seycn roon, woll urrnurcd framed quarter
with four ruoms ice house und barn nearly new ihe
yard aud garden newly enclosed with the oeei hear TIM
ber aso all oher necessary houses in good repair
The wheat crop the present year ID estimated nj
from ,O0J TO l2UU bushels.
ochcr !, will he ON thn day ii fair II the rst
fair dsy thereacr) sold the highest bidder, on the
premises
KeIlsm who has charg. OF the premises and wi take
pleasure ia giving all necessary information
TERMS accommodating, upon the purchase money
being satisfactorily secured For y further Information
address tho subscriber Hanover Court House. virg
MIA BICK. l.. WINSTON, Executor OF
JNO H. WINSTON deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11
BARBACCE AT ASHLAND. KY.

We notice by the kentucky papers that Jam=: Il.
Clay proposes to give splendid barbecue Ct a'aiari
on the 18th inst in honor OF bis election 10 Congress
Gov. Willard and many distinguished gentlemen haTs
been tsegraphed to be present. On that occasion
seysral fat buocks will be Served up 10 line s!s
ant style 1t is said It will be splendld stisr sna
there will be ample accommodations for twenty thoN,
sand people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

LANES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALh.

NHE subscriber offers private sale, that beautiful
IL Farm In Goochsnd county, called ORAPAkES, ly.
ing Janes River Licking Hole Creek and the James
River and Ksnawha Cunal four miies above the Court
House, and thirty miles from Richmond The situa
ton ia among the beautiful the riv0r, command
ing view OF the whole arabic surface hne view OF the
surrounding country and canal for several miles up and
down the river. The in high state Of improve
ment and remarkably healthy one. 1t Gdjoins the es
stes of Thomas j. Desne, w. h. Weisigcr. and r. skip
with and contains 9s acres Of which liz l2 are
first low grounds a20 OF second low grounds 272
o! arabic high land, and 3e9 acres of wood land
The improvements consist of frame dwelling with cish.
rooms good kitchen, outhouses quarters ovcrseer
house built in the last hve years, with brick chmneys
and underpinnng. aud new brick barn, G0x3O, with
SHED running the whole length sixteen feet wide lew
threshing machine, ice house, snd all necessary
stables, &c.
Any person wishing to purchase desirable residence
would do well visit this before purchasing elsewhere as
will sell on reasonable terms
Every preparation making to seed 200 acres In
wheat this fa 100 Of it in sllow and the corueld has
been sowed In peas.
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing Sc it
stands, and most OF the negroes.
Ny manager Mr. Sanders will show tie estate Ia uny
one wishing TO purchase.
Ny address is Subett's P. o., Powhntan county
Oct l5-crf NILES G.. SELDEN.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
>>>~~,~-sc~-~>>o>LS| - -.
A BEAUTIFUL FARM FOK SALE.

BEAUTIFUL. FARM FOX SALE.
DNiiE undersigned not having sufficient lani to employ
his force. offers Mt private sale his farm, lying IN
Amelia county, within four miles of Amelia Court House
depot the Dauviile Railroad, aud IS miles from hcn
mOnd. :,
This tract contains 3l5 acres 100 of which =
the residue open land in an improved condi,io and nnJ
adapted the production OF Corn, Wheat aud
The Is under good fence, and has upon 1t a" "oun
dance of plant land.
The improvements consist O.! large Two story prhng
(newly painPd) with rooms good kitchrh
House. Ice House, Carriags House, iranary StHbss we
gro Cabins, aud Barn in process OF erection he
49, nso an Orchard ut Peach and Apple Trees "i elo
variety an excellent garden Rat -pring o tie p"'es'
water, convenient TO the dwelling
The situation is nued for its heHthiuness and tee co
muny uusurpasse in point Of social religious anu eu
calionsl advantages.
An ear!y application is desired.
hS iniu aiN.eif A''e'' oo"f' n0" Ii Youl;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11
VALUABLE TRACTOF LAND FOI SALE

T0NnE undersigned viii SELL at private SALE reA.oua
u Bile and favorable terms. Tract of Land belonging
them aud lying on the Appomattox river In the county
of Amelia The Tract contains $50 acres of which about
100 10 in wood IS OF 1t being original wool
rate land tor tobacco pnts and residue Of the
(a0 acre Is mostly Appomaitox low grounds well stua.
ted for and very productive and There are
s,re buildings the tract but better improvements
W probably be necessary. This Land is only II miles
10y the Appouatox river) below Maoax depot. the
Richmond and Danvile railroad and only about "a miles
above the Of Petersburg and 10 only about Is miles
from the dspots ON the railroad the
this county and Tchua that there 10 both choice
ton
Possession Of about hal the land be given 1T once
and OF the residue including the buildings the si Of
January next.
Persons desiring purchase will please apply &c the
uudersgned p 2. Coleman who resides the land and
viii show those who wish to examine il; Thos
T. Giles ESQ., in the city of Richmond both Of whom
authorized to contract 10, the sale ot it.
p G. COLEMAN
I.,lx aoa Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

VALUABLE real. ESTATE FOR SALE
VNHE undersigned will sell public auction on SAT :
IL URDAi, August %, l55. some very valuable and
desirable property In the Of New Providence,
Tenn, Consisting Of a hrst rate
TOBACCO STEMMERi
Having capacity for putting SIX hundred E0sho0is si
strips.
With comfortable brick Cabins attached Cistern Ice
House and Stables with about four Of land sua
ted in high healthy aud desirable location either for bu
sincss residence.
Any person desiring property Of this description cuuEot
do hr.ter than to secure ttia Persons wishing
inc the property before the day of sale ll receTe all
ceasary by application to the undersigned
Terms made knowr on day ot sac
InIv l3-clm ]. r. SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

\ VALUABLE FAhM fUh SALCs
uNHE subscriber offers for sale his farm, Orange Vie
Il lying ON the Rapid Ann River, Culpeper county,
Virginia. within half ine of the Rapid Ann Station on
the Orange and Alexandria Rail Road 10 thickly set
tied neghborhond the society equal any in Virginia,
and the county very healthy one.
The tract contains 634t ACRES with an abundance OF
the cleared land has fine South easrery exposures and
for productiveness of crops WILL think compare avors'
bly, with those OF most Of the arms in the neghborhood;
the wheat crop having for years past ranged from
u to 1900 bushels without the OF gusno which would
probably double the crop on the same land.
The residence Is situated entnence, oveTlooSne
ger portion of the cleared land ard tho surrounding
oourtry In 7iow of large number Of residences with
Merchants Griss and Saw Mills very convenient: also
Post Office.
This FARM is within four and half hours travel By
rail road of Richmond, Virginia, and two and hall or
threc hours to Alexandria and Washington City,
Persons desiring further information respecting this
Farm With view Of purchasing, Invited to visit It. or
address the subscriber Rapid Ann Station Culpeper
county, Va. l.. II, TALlAFERRO.
ADril l0--cta