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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16
MISS GIBBS SECOND CONCERT.

Miss Gibbs second concert at Metropolitan Hall
on Monday evening was every way better than tho
former one. Not only did she sing better. but her
assistants acquitted themselves much more hand
somely: Mr.. Henderson sang "Mary Of Argyle" ad-
miraby and "The flower OF EIlerslie, very eredita.
bly,. Emerth not only avoided the to which we
alluded in our former notice, but rendered Don Pas
quale and Carnival do Venice in style that We haze
never known TO be surpassed. Both OF these were
encored by the appreostive audience, and in re-
sponse their summons, lie played Sylphde, and va.
riations on the Last Rose of Summer and Yankee
Doodle. We take great pleasure in saying that
Emerth is al artist in tho highest and best sense OF
that term, and deserves well Of the public. Miss
Gibbs sang greater number ofpeces and sang much
better than the first night OF her appearance
"Robert, toi que jaime" by Meyerbeer, gave iulI
play her voice. and brought down the house: and IN
response to encore, sha sang beautifully that sweet
ballad, Kathleen Mavourne.n. "Salut la France,
from La File de Regiment of Donizett was encored
ALSO and We were favored with brilliantsongthe Nae
Of Chamouni Besides these, Miss Gibbs sang "swit.
zerand, dear Swtz-rland," by j. NJ. Deems, Ia
beautiful song admirably sung) and an air from II
Trova.ore, by Verdi The last mentioned we heard
ParOdi sing on several OCCASIONS, nut he'o' oe''oi
than on Monday night Such is our honest conviction
Whatever we may have snit o! q want OF enthnsi'
asm and earnestness in Miss G.'s singing on Friday
evening there was no lack of these qualities on this
occasion. Her soul in her singing and the warm
plaudts of the audience demonstrated its eminent
success We conies. that we were charmed with the
entire performance and only regretted that ths house
UNA no, packed above and below. We hear that Niles
Gibbs will not give another concert here, and we re-
ore, il, for there are many Of our citizens who have
not vet heard her who would bo glad Of the oppor-
tunity. She goes, we believe, hrst to Petersburg
thence to Lynchburg, and thence will turn her face
Southward, taking Wilmington, y. c., and Charlss-
ton. z. c. en- rouls In advance, we bespeak for her
kindly welcome from brethren OF the press and
the Southern public generally In addition to the
fact. that che is a native Of Virginia, child OF the
sunny South, that her musical education was obtain.
cd at the South and that che has beeu drawn from
the pryscy of her home life, By the noble impulse OF
relieving the pecuuiary erbarras.ments Of beloved
father sbe possesses in her rich strong voice, in the
excellence and variety OF her musical repertory an7
!, her tasteful and truthful execution the hghes:
claim to the support of the lovers OF music
everywhere. Our Southern friends will have the op-
portunty of patronisng deserving Southern artist,
snd we trust that they will no. be slow TO embrace
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VOLUME LII.
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THE UNITED STATES INVITED TO BECOME
ONE OF THE "POWERS."

The Journal des D.bats, OF December 23, reviews
at great length the last annual message OF President
Pierce, aud takes occasion to examine onr political
situation The Journal Gays in conclusion:
1t would be advantageous for all the world that the
American Union, the influence OF which upon lDr
defnitive decisions OF the European Cabinets IS mol
TO be contested should enter in an Official ano aVo~ed
manner into the concert Of the great Powers as II
is great Christian Power, whose aliars cannot De
separated any longer from those OF Europe IL
possesses, virtually at least, the condition OF pos
se.sng great military means by land aud sea, IL
has certainly distinct nterestsi 0t al the great fo"
ers are in the same condition. he government
which has not special interests well determined, with
the material means to have them respected, would by
that fact alone be satellite But the American Union
has great interests in common with US. The day
when il would be officially recognized IN the Con
gress of ths Powers, the peace OF the world would
have acquired another precious guarantee and wol!h
be sheltered from many eccuents. For me Aneri,
cans also il would be q wonderful Deu'ht. IL uh'ii
now thew have remained outside Of the political meet.
ings held from time to time by the governments of
the civilized States, it is for reasons which have
ctased 10 exist. Tue United States were formerly
feeble, without external action, and at great ds-
tance Now they strong, their external action -
more and more apparent, and by the increased taci-
ties of communication they are but a few days dis
tant from us. For themselves, their lnsuar position,
which may seem engaging at fret, ia really full OF
Inconvenience which, at certain moment, migh'
become perilops.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16
MIR. BUCHANAN AND COL. FORNEY

The ltAig i. concerned to know why the Ehqmrer
observes 30 profound silence i'll regard to Col For
neys nomination for the Senate and the letter of re-
conmendaton with which rumor says the President
elect has armed him for the struggle
Really, the Wing would have US lecture Mr.. Blu.
chanan on very trivial prete1t II he has chosen to
signify desire that Col. Forney should be elected TO
the Senate it is not business to rebuke the ndis-
Greet zeal of his friendship
But, upon what evidence is it alleged that Mr.. Blu.
chauan has brought the influence OF ha position to
bear upon the Legislature of Pennsylvania in order
TO promote the election Of Col. Forney The charge
amounts to this, or it is equivalent to nothing for
nobody would blame Mr.. Buchanan for the simple
ayowal of his personal preference. In becoming
President of the United States he does not lose the
privileges of private citizen Except the Intangible
gossip of irresponsible persons, tho Wig cannot ad.
duce particle OF proof in support OF the accusation
OF the infinite multitude OF rumors that nave orgi
mated in Washington and been propagated over the
country since the Presidential election, not one in ten
thousand hos turned out to be true and this story Of
partnership between Mr.. Buchanan and Col. For
nav may be as unsubstantial the fimsiest canard
of an occasional correspondent. The Wig thinks
the connection would be very shameful thing for the
President elect. Then the weight OF the testimony
should be proportioued to the gravity Of the accuse.
ton.
But, why should ths R;eAmond Enquirer protest
against the election Of COL Forney to the Senate by
the Legislature of Pennsylvania Is il for u.s. or the
JYhig, or any other paper in this Commonwealth. to
attempt any such dcta,ion' if Col. Forney is &C
ceptable to The Legislature Of Pennsylvania, they
will elect him without consulting our tastes; and they
will take our ofcious interference in friendly spr-
it. Pu, the case TO ourselves. Suppose the Wig
party or the Democratic party in Virginia proposed
10 send certain person to tho United States Senate
would We not think it insoent imper'inence if any
individual or public journal iu Psnusylvauia were to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16
M THE C0vEKNOR OF VIRGINIA.

q
vX|HEREAS, n:o.ma;ion has been reSeirsu Tuvy ~
" EXECUTIVE tina; n man named - Rol Il" hLL'
,rso wss confined in the Jail OF powhaian county, on
",,e o; horse stealing has escaped tom said jail and
NV So;nc a: large Therefore, | do hereby oa'r re-
-, a. Ons EundreJ Dollars TO any person Or persons
wso .ssi apprehend ,he said - R''hw- and deliver
hin 10 the sior OF powha;an county and do also require
re Srsrs OF ta!s Commonwealth civil aud military and
rho nsople generally 10 their best eNertions
20 procure the arrest the said Roihwe that he may oe
brought TO justice. < ,,sr rho .ssI
Given under my hand as Governor anu nuet e aes
OF the Commonwealth, this 18th day o! January
lSEAL A. d. ls57 and in the SIS, year OF the Common
,b HENRY A. WISE.
Rv me Governor; GsoR0s W. MUSroRp, Secretary OF
the Commonwealth. .
Ro,Awell Is described fully Elk fee, high thin and
s.a,y made sharp face, light ha!E aud "hi-kets
sb y, s. years OF age: wore slick glazed cap resdeo
and ha. IA family in Abemarie county
I.p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16
NUMBER 76.
THE BRITISH MINISTER TO wAsHtSGG,

LoSpos, Dec 2G .7it'&
d, wrote to yon las, we@l: quite long letter un.-
Nr M m,intinSt"n. just than authentic enough. 'ast
WI . ',Hsts hht "ccept"! t!s appointment ii M.
Ti W washihe'on. Sine then hs h.ss d,RHi. .",y
1To"nea, ana :" prohabis Ns most mtH B.. f.,,G >
Lo'd Efgm The sole doubt IN the m,r,rr, !. Inst
created oy the unfortunate speech tch q, ii.o.t
MADE IN Scotland. year or So ago il, v.rI, ;:
kives, he e1uted in having ",!one" th, Ys.tfr. -,
MS Reciprocity treaty. Ii lie can succeed In e.:
pIaihng nat away, be may 90. ii not hr viii ,av e
ao'ne. out IN any event We may depend upon hGyt,
tns Is nrst Class man cent out-no mere E,~rr, syt
Champions.
Great alarm exists here, even 10 tho,s c.;,, -
which are supposed 10 be- esst liberal 10 :.oig s.ri.
ments. that the attitude taken 5y France ia tie ;s
pute between Prassia and Switzerland looks To- n =.
partition OF that last ioood ciyI, reedu,a asns
the arlacent powers Others, and with proasS,-
more reason look 70 the abrogs.icG of The e1-,,al
liberal Swiss constitution Of lSis, and tn. .uSsa.
non OF the restricted, imposed instrument Of 1913
LOUIS Napoleon, who exists IN defiance Of the ;reE,y
OF lolo does not hesitate 10 sutfy himself In ;aa
OF the iath which must be rspossd in that ta:teGeS
document, and OF the necessity Of entirely ctf.Iu
the work of 1873 himself being the most notahe crs-
ton OF the ev-nts Of that year Mas y:
me Swiss constitution Of lsiS c,N be "crushsi ou.
u not eorSe.
A rumor is current here that she American H,r,,.
ter IN Berne has been active in recoinmeriu, u,
Swiss to submit to Prussian demands. Th- nr.is-sn
antecedents OF Mr.. Fay render The rumor nc. imp.-
bable. II true, the sooner Mr.. BGchuns,. .uiu ~
tina; gentleman ont of Jt....os the better
Single handed, Prussia wou! b- lnabl. % pr,,.0..
any great impression on Switzerland. b.. Au...!,
has her revenges TO CRAFTY on the ;Hnrers; aui
the migrate Napoleon is none too good TO smity
those who saved his traitor head in exile =, ;h..rbr
he gains Canton or twU(ieneva say--,n the !Iyt-
sion OF the spos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16
HON. HENRY EDMUNDsON.

We have no authority to announce that Mr.. Ed
muudson intends TO be Candidate for reelection,
but we are confident that il such is ha purpose, his
constituents will reelect him by increased msjori
~. They would tud it difficult to secure another
equally worthy representative. No doubt their sen
timent is expressed in tue following article from pa
per in the District
TIE PROPOSED CONVENTION FOR THE ETH
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
1t has been stated to us that the Democrats of
Mercer, called Convention OF our party to meet at
Union, Monroe county.on the 18th ot February next.
under the suppo,top that tho Hon. Henry A. Ed.
mundsOn, our preaent Representative in Congress,
would not again be candidate for reelection. Thi,
understanding Of the party in that end Of the District
is erroneous one Mr. Edmundson s still willing
to serve his party, aud unless he ia offensive to it,
or intends 10 resign thers can be no need OF Con.
vention. We take the liberty Of saying to our Dem
ocratc bretlIr of the other end of the Disric tina;
Hon. Henry A. Edmuudson is Candidate for re.elec
ton. This will doubtless, be gratifying to every
Democrat in the district; and If We are correctly IN
formed, will give entire satisfaction TO the party. In
view of these facts, the party in county thought
best not TO appoint representatives to the contempa
ted Convention believing thai the simple announce.
ment ot the fact, that Eimundson would consent To
run again, would satisfy all, aud consequently do
away with the necessity Of holding q Convention.
IT, however, our friend. of Mercer and Monroe think
differently, they will appriso I'D Of the fact .lonroc
Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WAsH1Saros, Jan. l3.-President Pierce will, ~
March next, leave Washington for Havana via
Charleston.
A deputy OF the Sergeant at Arms of the House.
lsft Washington this afternoon for New York, to
summon a witness before the committee on ihe
bribery investigation. Several members OF 'he
House will be examined tomorrow.
Letters from Gov. Geary rsiterae that al s qu'''
in Kansas. ,.,.o6
The news of the election Of Mr. Cameron SFee'e0
oreat excitement here,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16

presume to say that our candidate WIS Of infamous
character: and TO protest against his eleclon' Nay
more would We NOT regard the objection as an im.
putation upon own character and the dignity Of
the Statei Let the Legislature of Pennsy lvania elect
Col. Forney to the Senate il they have mind. They
are responsible for his character aud conduct. 1t is
nn huuinasu nC ,uru
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...,.uEnI.Nn SpElrIATiON.

w,.aIYorn, Ian. l3th-Auother stupeEdou'
.chsm. Of land speculation is foot, An s:,epp,
aooa, 10 Oe made jump en- the ksT ,,a ands by by
Lssds ,ss
r.asrvs,ion for the purpos, of laying out town
and colony. No doubt stringent measures will be
sdop,ed to prevent these outrages as n the case OF
the Shawnse lands
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,

Il
VEyHEREAS, communication has been received from
w the honorable John I. Lomax. rendering his resiS
nation rs Judge of the Eighth Circuit 10 take eject
accepted bvthe Executive therefore, in conformity to a%
ee sheriff each Of ths counties OF Lancaster, Nor
tbu,r5,rland Richmond, Westnior.l land, kng George,
Sp,sylvsns Caroline Hanover King William, King and
Queea and Essex. composing said Circuit is hereby re-
uui.,d 20 election for Judge OF said Circuit to
ie bsi on the 10Th day OF February next ut the places
prescribed By law
Gwen under nv hand Governor, and under the seal
oi the Common wealth, at Richmond, this 10th
ZEAL day of December, eighteen hundred and hfty.
ak sad in the slst year Of the Commonwealth.
HENRY A. WISE.
By the Governor: GEORGE w. MrSroRp, Secretary OF
a.. T. Im,,, ws,lth Dec ls-ctJe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16
JAMES RIVER ESTATE fU

JAMES RIVER ESTATE foiN SAi.n
TIME subscriber offers al private sale tnt Dcaat'ini
Il Farm In Goochand county, called okAPAhEs, y'
hug James River Licking Hole Creek and Inc James
River and Kanawha Canal four miles above the Court
House and thirty -four miles rou Richmond The sus'
tion is among the beautiful on the rvor command
ing view OF the whole arabic surface, ne view oi the
surrounding country and canal tor several mes up ana
down the river The is in high state OF improve
men, and remarkably healthy one: 1t adoins the es
taes Of Thomas J. Deane. w. b. Weisiser and n skip
with and contains 9s acres Of which III l2 acres are
trs, low grounds a20 Of second low grounds sI2
acres OF arabic high land, and 2S acres OF WOOD sna
The improvements consist of frame dwelling VITA eight
rooms good kitchen. ou,houses quarters oyerseer.
house built in the last tive years, with brick chmneys
and underpinnng, and new brick barn, 6oY''o. WIN
shed running the whole length sixteen feet wide new
,hreshiag machine, ice house, and all necessary
stables, &c.
Any person wishing purchase desirable residence
would do well TO visit this before purchasing elsewhere Hs
will sell on reasonable terms. ,
Every preparation is making to seed 2oo acres III
wheat this fall 100 OF it In allow and the cornneid mas
been sowed i'll peas.
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing as it
stands and most OF the negroes.
Ny manager Mr.. Sanders, will show the estate 70 any
one wishing TO purchase.
Ny address is sublett's P. o., powhatan county
Oct l5-ctt MILES c. SELDEN.
~ Whr will please
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CO.PARTNERSHIP.
FERGUSON, FARISS * CO.,

No. PEARL STREET
TIME subscribers have this day formed CopaItner
II ship under the style and firm of FERGUSON, IA.
RISs Co. for the purpose Of conducting general la'
PORTING AND JoBsIso DRY GOODS business and have
tstsn the new and convenient House recently
cuped by B. Ferguson, Jr., No. Pearl Street Har'
ing made TO import mos. OF their toasIoS
Goons they will be prepared for the Spring Trade wi.a
sale buyers and which they pledge sell on
as reasonable terms as any house in this market.
The residue of the stock taken of J. B. Ferguson Jr.
embracing many new and seasonabe goods we vii!
Continue 70 oer at cost casE It's equivalent until
Wv 'r'e j. B. FERGUSON, JR..
THOS r. FARlSS,
January lst. 1857 R. NJ. FERGUSON
return my sincere thanks to the many friends and eus
tomer. who have extended to their patrongs when
alone and solicit continuance OF the same 70 the new
concern. j. B. rSnoCeoN, 1h'
JopS 3rD
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JOHN g. GEORGE GIBSON,
HOUSE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,

RIcHnoNp, VA,
TIAYING extensively fitted up their establishment
with the latest i'm proved machinery, are prepared
10 furnish at short notice and reasonable terms all
kinds of portable finished Carpenters work, such as
Door and Window Frames Casings, out and insde nm.
lsh, &C.
Sash, Blinds and Doors, of all varieties.
Stairs Hapdrais Porches. Veraudahs Balconies
Cornces, Cornice Aoudings and Brackets OF all sizes
and patterns
Moudtugs Of all descriptions
Wash boards, Chair. boards Ceiling boards, &c, &C.
They will make estimates for work to plans furnished
them and deliver their factory at the estimated prices
Orders respectfully solicited Jan 2e-af
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VALUABLE FARM FUN ,.ll.a,

IT OFFER for sale my Farm, upon which formerly re-
IL sided lying immediately on Swift Greek in the coun'
ty of Chesterfield about four miles above the Court House.
and twelve miles from Richmond
The tract contains 26i acres onethrd OF which 10 IN
original growth the other twothrds is open land III
good stale of cultivation and well adapted TO the growth
Of wheat and tobacco.
The improvements consist Of good dwelling aud all NO.
ce.ssry out and farm houses
The farm IL we'll watered. and considered remarkaoy
healthy.
Any one wishing TO purchase call on me. or J. ~
Gill; ut the Farmers Bank vi Va Richmond.
Nov l5-ctf + ~ WV.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
FNHM IN CHARLEs CITY COUNTY, FOR

HAVING removed to Richmond, oaer tor sale. my
IL Farm lying in the county Of Char Charlie. e., Gy Ito TO
Richmond and containing $40 acres about halt clear
producing well and rapidly r9ds5 the us
s.s. &C. s,rV nsw SD enesen
Gsrden and Orchard The Farm could be very conve'
nenty divided in,otwo containing 3OO and the Other
mos, productive and rapidly improving portion Of Virginia.
would do well to examine this property, as am disposed
,o seIl ON liberia and accommodating terms
The overseer OF my brother living adjoining will sho"
the Farm to any one wishing TO purchase.
'Ae address DR. o. A. CRENSHAW.
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wARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE,

"HNTtINI =.
TNHE Spring session viii begin on Wednesday, Janus
u ry "a, 1851. under the direction OF we'll qualified
faculty in all tie departments thorough and accom-
pli,hed course Of instruction very desirable that pu
pills be present the opening Of the session. but they may
be admitted any time uud charged only from tho time
OF entrance.
Our terrns as cw be afforded Bills payable
onehal in advance and the Gaauce the end Of the
son.
For further particulars. apply to the President
Dec l7-c6y T. s CAMPBELL, President.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

CLIFTON ACADE1I

CLIFTON ACADEMY,
Amelia County. one AID half mile. from Md0nr Drp0f'
DONALD NJ. HARRISON. A. NJ, University OF Virginia
PRINCIPAL
THNIE course Of studies. thorough and systematic ana
IL based on thst oil the University. Subjects taught,
Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathematics phys;ca.
Science, and the usual brnnchrs OF English DscipHn
firm. but mild. and the merit and demcrit system rigdy
pursued. Monthly reports made to parents or
Sessions commence February lst ami September lei
TERMS-lS ApyAScE: ,,o
Board and tuition, per sesgon
Tuition in English branches. ~
Circulars will bc furnished by addressing '' al "h''
az p. O., Amelia cauniy.
Refer TO profs Harrison Hocombe, Msupin and Day',
University; MrSsrs Elliott .S Shields, OF the Wig
Ballard Dcs CONWAY Scott and Waba, Rtrhpphii, So'
Leftwich. Capt NJ o,ey, wp Reid VIM osImPISn. Tr.
Lynchburs Richards and Rice Payne M rMu9h,, 9, iron
Thos Atkinson and Green, Danvlc: prs mos uiq
hart Pretlow, Murray aud Burgess urqnhaIt anu anu -
urquhsr, Southampton; DR. Ricsd .fqunsS snS iip Ia
Wight WIN II Johnson, D, Macon Irsoue e nha 'oni
Msnders. Chosterteld Rev John Edwards frtersou,s
DR. Powell, ieurico. Robt Brown and xo1l w n,e
Ws,bno1on CITY Jan 3-.ctf
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DELAWARE L. S. SENATOR'S.

WuM,SGroS, DEL, JAS. H.-M. Bayard and
Mr.. VI. w. Bates nave been nominated IT Dover Tor
T.. 3. Sepstnrs-tho former for The lci & term. The
election takes place to-day.