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# in the United States Sen.tc.
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YAIU4HLE TRACT 0F LAND F0n .,1-K

E
TIME undersigned will SELL private sale on
IL be and favorable terms, Tract Of Lend belong na
10 thom and lying on the App"matos river in The county
OF Amelia. The Tract contains 80 acre. of which about
100 acres is in wood II OF it being origa wood
land, admirably adapted for tobacco and most first
rate land for tobacco plants and the resdSe of the tract
GEO acres) Is mostly AppomaioN low grounds we'll sug
ted for and very productive III and There
buildings the tract, but bette: Improvements
will probably be neccssarr. This Land is only - miles
10y the Apponattox river below Mapax depot, the
Richmond ard Danvlc railroad. and only about 81 miles
above The of Petersburg and IL only uGou Il miles
from the dcpots the railroad the Court House
OF this county. and Tchua ha, there both choice
Of markets and Of several convenient of transpoita
ton
Possession cf about hall the land be given once
and Of the residue Including the buildings the st OF
January next.
Persons desiring to purchase will please apply to the
underngued 4. Coleman, who rcsdes the land, ad
will rho~ II 70 those who wish examine Il; Thos
T. Giles, Esq. In the city of Richmond; both of whom
are authorized to contract for the sale of 1t. =
?. 5. COLEMAN
81
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KEMENIHER TuE FACT

seSIAr GlEEs ySas awarded tho hiGhest premium "a
silver ntla a, tee iast exhibition of the Mechanics
institute i"r the superiority uf his AmBROTYPES over
all suU pictures exhibition; but still higher reward
DC Is receiving from daily increase of his business,
which proves that his Efforts establish class Gale.
r. mas with the appreciation Of generous public.
He respectfully that in order the de-
aads h business he has eased hisforse Having
c- in h' employ artist he prepared fur
-isl -. CO.. :. t:o.l otna H. nt: size, coored
Il o Gae. or naLtre. with he warrants Tor accuracy
a. beeu.y OF irish. equal TO the best pninngs in the
eoa-;vy The public especially asitcd to call and
s<su.ise sprc.;Ucns
i...r!y, Cor:ntLGn Hail. between Gth aud 10th, Main
Eprt k.oluopa. J.. l.. GlBRS, Proprietor.
+ <. These Photographs can be enlarged from small
Miniatures, bnguerreo,ypes or Ambro,ypes, 10 lite size
Dsr1 p. r.. tr.
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GIiE yxrUABhE HOTEL AND FARM AT

,.1SE -yNIUABhE HOTEL AND FARM AT
?fLNGVER c. H +, CONTAINING TWO HUNDRED
ACRES. FOR SALE.
NXyE nre authorized sell the valuable property iocs
" ted az above The estnte contains 20U acres OF
which $50 acres are arabic land and so forest Hu
is bounded on side By thS cosu.y rond n TT
eSitSmsd re buildings on thd place e,rbruce large
Hotel recently thoroughly repaired and pailted contain
ing rooms bes!des Kitchen four stahlcs carriage House
cora house oyeraeers house three negro auaHorse
house &G.
There IL attached to the place aze garden aid TIE
oIen lsnd 10 In good henrt.
he patrousge OF The Hotel especially during the
sions Of the Cour,s very good The place is renarSa
big healthy, and the neighborhooi excellent
Az the distance is only Is miles from Richmohd sha
presents peculiar persons engaged In bus
ness n Richmond pleasant summer retreat for
their families
Persons disposed to purchase are requested to call CT
Mr. Philip Winston, residing tee promi.es. orto
s-.iy tC--clT GOLDlN &, APEEKsOk, AEctp.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
LAND IN YORK COUNTY FOR SALE.

LAND IN YORK COUNTY FOR SALE.
NHE subscriber offers for sale tho tract o land up"
IL which the late John K. Winston recenty resided
haisburC and adjoining tho lands Of DIR K Waller,
Benz wsllrr, John lanes Henry NJ Bowden and 1am"s
Shell
The tract contains 800 acres with excellent dwelling
with seven rooms well arranged framed quarter
with four rooms ice house aud barn nearly new The
yard and garden newly enclosed with IN" best heart tim
her also ali other necessary on, houses good repair
The wheat crop Of the presen, year Is estimated at
from 900 TO 1900 hushels.
n sale is uot effected privately before the lst day of
October il will be- on that day Q fair, il thr first
fair day thcrrater) sold the highest bidder on the
premises.
Persons wishing to purchase referred Mr. Hanson
p kc,a who has charge Of the premises and will tux
pleasure in giving ull necessary information
TERMS accommodating, upon the purchase money
being satisfactorily secured For ~ny further information
address the subscriber Hanover Court House Virpi.
nis BICh. l.. WINSTON, Executor of
JAO. X. WINSTON icceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-14

Cleveland. Ohio" on the .':h. eG'h and 9th of Au.
gust 1851, will be chroncled in hi.tory az an assem-
blage of sages aud saints and Mr. Elihu Burrtt and
bis brother bsneactors ot 'a political parties and
learned proiessions will be regarded throughout oil
time to come tho anointed deyerers Of the negro
race.
But, in all earnesn ness, this call for u National
Emancipation Convention. s one ui the most iarc
cal incidents OF the day. a Convention Of luna,rs
to determine upon plan for colonang the cnlnst or
drhining the ocean, could not be more so.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-14
BELLEVUE HOSrITAh
;,,,,nl yNp rt,,~..h ~

,u@ii:s u.nu,icu .itustei on Chu~"h lhl', ,-.ca
',norl w, =. c".s..'," ritS rJsfI!Ch auu u iur
IL, 60, coEvc:,eucc essential TO tic proper
:,c,-rn. rf .tr.r The usiccr o. this Hospital IL 10
tb-.h ,nci:c,; nit good nursing snd suitable det TO
,cb servants, strangers and others, MS have no wnen
an torn, vac-c rct.o:. 20 GUiu.z 30 re su!sne 20
frsccc..fl ;=ca;r.Sns 81 di-ca:e can be gi-ea The
iy:scu Nsrds nge peculiarly commod!ous Particular
siTe ,hcir pcssoua a;,eut,n epeer:s paced unGe-
iheii chs:ss ,r,,,.
tulp
Private Accommodations ....-.-....-...- = I? ~
be.e rates embrace all charges &c: Board Medicines,
Medical aud .;uruicai attendance
Emo Small.pox admitted
PHYSICIANS.
J.mes Bolton N. d. Grace street. between 'th and 9th
CS. Mills, NJ D. l2th. between Broad a':d Marshsi''
+ r CoIemsn. NJ. D. corner i;h apd Grace.
Rc-i lent Pnysicisn-Dr. Wood FEB 2o-coH
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yANEs RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

YaE Suescreer oilers at private sale, that beautiful
i Farm IN aoochlahd county called oRAPAkEs, ly'
Ing James River Licking Hole Creek and the James
River and Kanawhs Canal four miles above the Court
House. aud thrtyiour miles from Richmond The stue-
tion is among tho most beautiful tss ia;, e~sal
inr icv & tr T.o, aIahie surtsce, ne view Of the
auIEouadag 6UuG.ry and canal Tor several miesup and
down the river The estate 10 in high state Of improrc
rncnt and remarkably healthy II adoins the
tates of Thomas j. Beane, W. b. Weisiger ard :. ssr
with and contains 9s rc-cs o. Eac Iii ta here. hre
s-s ia s,aunas nsO Of second low grounds 272
se. Of arabic high land and 800 acrrs Of wood land -
The improvements consist Of frame dwelling with eight
rooms Ia good kitchen, ou;.houses, quarters, oy.t2s
Loose, built In the' asl tive ses.s, lp bict chinne
End rrdc-c:r--;as, sad new brick barn, e0xSo with
..eds Suhng ne whole length sixteen feet wide, new
hresh!hg machine, Ice house, sud all necessary
stables, &c. ''' ' '- -
Amy person wishing 70 pslskaso dS..sila rc;acaee
ycvd sos 50 st tbs before puschas!ng elsewhere Us
VII seil on reasonable seJ,rs
ETcly preparation ls making to seed 200 acres in
wheat fall G0 Of In tsIow, ard the eorp.ieA h.;
Eecn soEed In peas.
10 dss:raee purchaser gould sell cTezy Aus as il
ctande end ucat Of the negroes.
Ny manager. liz. Sanders z!ll skcw tic estate 10 aaJ
one wishing 20 p1rcaaee.
Ny address Ii auhle,;'a P. g., FeThstsa county
Oct l6-o,f MILES C. SELDEN
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no TOnNCCO ER0WEKs

'vNdE credtsrs of EDWARD L. NELSON, deceased
are hereby notiSed appear before me on the I7th
VI Ansun next. between the hours Of Q O'clock, A. NJ
.oo o'cioeh. r. N with legal proof Of their claims
assinst the said estate. JNO SHORE,
July s-2swt27shAus Commissioner Henrico Coart.
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CRELsEI rom SITE

VnELsEN FUN -SN NEE
III DESIRE to seu my. EaSa aud residence known a.
u Chelsea situated In the county Of Richmond, within
three miles Of the Rappshannock river The Tract
ains 260 acres Of which lsO is cleared the remainder
wooded in Oak and Chesnut The DWELLING contains six
rooms has been built within the last two years. and is
well finished in every respect the houses are In good
repair and the enclosures Of Cedar chcsnu The
farm considered Ct the best Of it. in the
~ and is we'll located for member Of the legal profes
sion rs ;b2 C1uris oi Northumberland Lancaster uud
Rcbmond can be attended without remaining from home
st night Address ELLIOTT NJ. RRAX1ON,
July l7-c6w Farnhsm P. O., Richmond Co
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CogRT HODSBTGH sAsE.ATa. :c-t ea en9ls
property Es!a:: eourti Que tnon A. Hanfas 'otel
i oit'-d for sale pr"ar' is deemed Hnnefe.-
has 10, naay Years askowed sel tc L. one q: the
most reputable b,d we Conducted hotels IN the county
There have boe within tho pnst eighteen months. some
nr now pus,rs-s,,asts made ihr li sI .hess
If th property D. nc, disposed OF privately before iae
18th day Of September. chat being 'or! J a tael'
b. offered for sale "a; ~ ie.;,l=rs yG5ic aai.!.
The Germs s.Gil ;. i.scrs.
Those ,.Ge Hlsy wish make cnqnrCs u r.ia4v 10
.he above propsiry viii plfase "iarci: hi pes VII
hnns Mount I.angel, Hhnar cou;Y.o Ss Gturgc ".
WliElas 81; Richmonl, Va
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The Undersigned AcEsT ~ ViaelXIA tor the aso,e ;,
rSers s,.,'I.Yj,S, rKy.,ks. r:rEs, CASES. &C..
'na,n'. rhrrrl fc-ia. Having printed tho RICH
.f .9xn fsarags cr upward: Of ten years with type
aud o,hs: rac from Mt.sfs fso nAs1r s.ir
Co. 'm ntscsa' me, 'IS'','s to asers II, ~
sn,a.a R. Sss vii De turr;shed 10 the trrd
~ s-,,cr. 80" -e.e - go 10 uTNstloa E'tp
scea H'.'.'S WM ALLEGRE.
Es,r.t'; ...=Gu;rer' Offce, Richmond. Va
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COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK.
NHARTERED by the Legislature Of Virginia, Decem'
~ Der 7'h lS53-Captal $50 0oo-Th!s Institution re
eeiSe deposits which paid at the rate OF
ls' cert II remaining dencsit si months
t"a - per -ra.. lor SIC. ta- p6r.olo.. -
WM G PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
.OEN L. MCHTAGUE, Treasurer
tfO-cs 80. i53, aerreI Ma:f aud l2iG q;
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OKUl: ~rOKE FOK SALE.

DRUG STORE FOK SALE.
M Professional Engagements requiring my entire
aiieniion will sell the key, stock and fixtures OF
,ae Drug Store DOW kept by me- upoa Tery favorable
ssh.s aie -a;!on Il r:o TO- The stock 10 NO,
ege 6ri very wen seaected and gsod bueaess eaa e
aoao by tny competent fer:ou who can give i propsr
sHsntoa: IQHN F. JACKSON
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1EAUTiFTL FARM FOR Sale.

TUNiiE undersigned not having sufficient land to employ
IL his force offers private sale his tarH' I"'' a.
Amelia county. within four r. rs .. amelia Cour, House
=. on tie uanvc Railroad. and IS mics from Rich
moni
Th, tract con,sr, az acre5 1"n of i,hlcr l. woodland
the realduo cre .aG irprored condaS aud timely
adapted 10 The production Of Corn Wheat and Tobacco.
The 10 Inder good fence ami Eas upon az abun
dance OF plant land
The !mp provcmeuts consist 0. srye t:To story Dwelling
(uewly painted with seven rooms good Kitchen Smoke
House. Ice House. Csrrae, House. Granary, Stables, No
gro Cabins aud Barn in process Of e-ec:. +Laie
is also, an Orchard uf Peec apple Tees o choice
variet, lSGe.eL ssId6a, AID sR:;ag o the purest
water, couveEien: &c tie dGei!iEg
The s,rsron noted fer its heathtuness AID the cot
unty Is unsurpassed in point Of social religion, and sda
cations advantages. ;'...
An early application Ia desired
Ny addross ia Amelia Court House Va.
july 3l-ctf A. II iOUHG.
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Tn EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

Cur srbscncrs %: leave 10 caIl sitrht1Tn 10 Inrr
Tit::TncK or PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS.
ni'pS PRESSES AZ. SC, large supply OF
', i"y keep constantly haad ut their Type and
S..,.,yns Foundry. No. 81 Gold Street New YORK.,
We aavr fall assortment OF a" articles fequ'seo III
T ,,;.r Ctscr including
f'n'"s CASES cUAsES. GALLEIS, &c,
.r e bch Vs. wsrrau, equal N every respect 10 any
nirhu'A -, ,,-. siS months credit for approved nc
ias notes. q. zen per discount for cash Old
type for new tho Sn CO. ss1, Prase
Of "'h. ..,.,c s." s.hcrw!.c six cents per pound
h:n' o' WM HAGAR, JR e. CO.
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MEADOW FARM FOR SALE.

THUS. J. WII.LIA!
Aug 4--ct2sS GEO. W. WILLIAM
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Ex-Governor Henderson, the forne7 la pa:;cs. =
General Rusk Of Texas is spoken Of IS bis aaccessc,
in the Ur:ted States Sen.tc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-14

1JURB n. Z. NON; for sale by
Il Avgs l. d IT, e. DAVENPORT.
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P''e'' 'n"h We are the "uursts" Of Ju,,iter or ,r
"Iie South" either. Even a sign. paiutsr w,uJ
not accept 1.-The South" An model for h. cl.r,c..r
OF the infant Jupiter. When Jupi,.r ,os;u,.iueds
''"ea' "''' he gods, lie called his aid the hun.
"'e"""lueu giant. The South cannot command
'"o SCI ,"e' VI lhe giant Democracy Of Nrgna-her
'h"'y thousand mhioriiy-,o war on The President of
lis choice.
i"o '"''h has more than once hooed at the
''S VI 'iie h"9""r. We will tell "The South
"' sec'e' vi our advancement to robust Old age
:" ou' y'u'h' aud in our manhood, W. never did
i''"'" ""t"'d thirst tor notoriety by assaults
'lae great and good men OF our country We wan
o 'ou'" mat II it persists in such course Of
political dissipation il can never hope to become the
"''e"'"'y mouth piece Of the Democracy Of Virginia.
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The gizzsrd," we are told 10y all ancient "'.i'i.
''of goose hsnne doth grind lie own !cai. -
Lat not The I'hS organ grinder grind up its o"n lie
lighttul gizzard melody. until it has acconp.i:h'd II
purpose Of attracting fame to its peculiar fssnd Ms
rose. bud of ito affections, the man afcT n Cs:
heart" We continue 10 concur with the -. -,
that he is the Governors "guid., phi,Csophes an1
friend" aud ss long q. the ." will plsy his s
vorite airs his Incompatible organ the Govern:
will rest oontentsd that TO u "RGgaEG.. '5.-
0t "a man and n b1IiyrAn,"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22

lie will be sentenced to the State Prison for e.-
II is not more thon three or four weeks since the
commission Of this crime.
According to the census Of the Free State party
in Kansas there Ire nearly 20 900 residents ofihat
Territory, q, 900 Of whom are males over y years
Of age.
Private nd,ccs received in Washington from
Texas states that cx-Goyernor Henderson will he
rendered the seat in the United States Senate va
Gated by the death Of Gen. Rusk, and that Col.
James Reilly will succeed Gen. Huston
The safe in the store Of Lamson, Goodnow Co.,
Of shclburne Falls, at 10 Bcekman ST., New York,
was opened few days since, and $4,000 in bills
Of the Shclburnc Falls Bank were taken. Ayoung
man named Lawrence, formerly employed in the
store, was arrested on suspicion, and oiter some
hesitation he confessed the crime, and restored
S $3.50 of the money. lie was sent to prison.
Democratic judges do not swallow the bred Scott
decision 50 readily as do the mere politicians
Judge Warden Of Ohio, has left the pio-slavery
party altogether, and Judges Caldwell and Corwin,
of the same State, have Indignantly and eloquent
/ " denounced the bred Scott decision, and the pro-
ceediurs Of the United States Marshals in theslaye
hunting business
EuGENE SUE, the novelist, died at Paris on the
morning Of the Sd inst. Dr.. THOMAS DICK, the
author. died at Dundee shortly before the sailing
Of the Columiia. ~ CzEENY, the composer aud
pianist, had also dicl at Vienna, at the age Of GO.
.qshma THIS most dishear,ening complaint has
io.., c,,,,1 r,,,.,, ;,,.t,pr,e l,. ti,,, ms,
tar's llsam &C Will Cherry. Surely any thing
that will AFFORD relief from this painful disease will
he hailcl q, n real blessing.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22
Opinion of the Maine Supreme Court.

The following is the conclusion of the long
report of the opinion of this court on the right
of colored people to vote. 1t was drawn up by
Judge Richard d. Rice Oormcrly editor OF the
Augusta Age, democratic press,) and is sign
ed by him and Justices Tenney, Cutting, May
and Goodenow -
"From the adoption of the constitution TO the
present day, it is believed there has been no in
stance in the Stale in which the right 10 vote has
been denied to any person resident within the
State, on account of his color.
In view of these facts and considerations, we
are of the opinion that our constitution does not
discriminate between the different races of peo-
pie which constitute the inhabitants of our State
but that the term &c tizens Of the United States,
as used in that instrument, applies as well TO
free coored persons Of African descent as to
persons desc ended from while ancestors. Oui
answer, therefore, is that
Free coored male persons Of Afr an descent
of the age of twenty one years and upwards
having residence established in some town Of
plantation in this State, three months next pre-
ceeding any election, and who are not paupers
aliens, or persons under guardianship, are au
thorzed under the provisions Of the constitution
of this State, to be electors for governor, sena
tors and representatives"
Besides those above named, this court ha
three more justices Hathaway, Appleton ant
Davis-wh0 gave separate opinions Hathawa,
sustaining and the TWO latter opposing the Dret
Scott decision of the U. S. Supreme Court.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22

E7gT The following article is from the Charles
ton 6. C.) Mercury. Ii shows clearly at the
chivary Ga name which is interchangeable with
border ruilians) are yet hopeful of ma sing Kan
sas slave Statc
KANSAS AND HER CRAFTSMANSHIP
addition to the letters published recently from
General Achison, we beg leave to say to our
readers, that from other letters received from
Kansas, we are informed that the pro-slavcry
party in Kansas is resolnte IN its determination
Of making Xmas slave State. In conserving
to become IA Democratic party, the pro.slavery
men did not mean to abandon their policy, but
to lift The minority it paced with them to their
support. The statements whrh have been cir
culAtrd in the South that they had acquicsced in
GOV. Walkers schemes 20 make Kansas free
State, are utterly false. They thoroughly un-
dersland and drtcst him, aud hope to make him
as powcrlcSs as Geary. Gov. Walker, with the
authority and patronage of the General Govern
men, might hereafter succeed in dividing. par
alyzing, aud finally defeating them. This is pos
siblc. b It on the 2lsl day of last month they
were confident OF success, and would form a con
siu,ion with slavery acknowledged in it. II
this constitution is referred TO the people for rati
frat M it is intended - refer it only to the reg
istercl voters, who will doubtless ratlty it, We
have more hopes Of Kansas than we have ever
had, We have great la'h IN the fighting ca
pacics of Southern men"