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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-25
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
E3TrasA DH. ROBERT EaRLN, Dentist,
ffS has removed hs 9oiee oae door above his re
pibrels Hotel ian l-dts
ypHOE. JAS. T.MURFEE,
seps.dly LYNcHnuna coilrdE
Il,aOM ~RLACKEORD q ON M NJ ion = or
Il wARDiNG y PRODUCE MERCHANT, PAits rKs.
huhd VA P"nft attention paid to receiving and forward
REFERS TO
jesse llare Co, Nm NJ Blaekord Dr. r +. Blaoknrd,
IHnehbGg Naitcr Ferry Me<reli Il Grafton, Baltimore
beverly Smith Cashier y Western Bank VA Pakersburg
apr d3m
ENRiNNEsN& n BROTHER. Wholesale nnd
n RETAIL GRofERS y COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Ae door to Liberty Udraouse, MAN ST, Lyaehbas Ia
Rcsor-the bright particular locality of all the sunny
south and very um oi the Atlantic scaboad rejoicing
tire exemption trem ssasw be opened the st of June
engage give the establishment the
JOS sEGAR,
Old Point Comfort May l. 1851. Proprietor
:. 49, sNANAWssA AND CINCINNATI
Sszassss tA%kElIIg ~ He% aud Splendid c slsa@,r
der. leaves Kanawha Sanes every saturday at O'clock ~
n for Cincinnati Freight lweny-tVe cents per 100 fAHE
S5-Meals aud State Rooms included lang 2r-ly
GREENE, HEATH n ALLEN, COMWIs-
Sn SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO Gh"-lof,
pad to ' sAES @ or roBAcco and S9nsnmcnis direct om
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited an,
~ n
n PaAson, New York; Courtney x Gushing, Baltimore;
Davenport, Allen 4 co. Edmond Davenport CO. ludam
Watson. james T. Heath late auditor, and crenshaw 4
Go, Richmond; McCorkle Il Jones, DANIEL, Hurt n Pres
ton T. Z. 5. Ferguson Co, and Miller Cfenshaw Lynch
burg
BIIaving established branch of our house In New
York, resilient partner in that city will give his personal
attention the receiving transhppnc aud securing ihc low
freight free of commisson) all goods eohsgn
ed TO our San Francisco House.
Messrs, Edmond, Davenport Co, will act for us at Rich
mond aug 9seodlY
NATIONAL HOTEL, s,n"n,o" v". The
~ undersigned late of the Taylor Hotel Win
chester Va having leased the above named property dormcr
y known the Woodward llouse1 would respectfully ni m
the public that he prepared accommodate hts guests the
best
HA Table shall always he supplied With the best that the
market affords His Stable, which Is second to none, Will al
be supplied with the best Ter aentV osiors
Passengers who stop the house desiring To take the Cars
entirely free from the noise which Rail Road Houses
subject aud they always assured OF Citing
their meals aud reaching the Depot in time secure tickets
An Omnibus will always be found At the Rail Road Depot
the arrival Of Cars 10 take Passengers to and from the House
free ot charge. w ID. GllkEStN.
feb 3 dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-25
Recent or slight Cnses-A anrc in I've n",S
No MEKCUlY OR NAUSFOUS DRUGS USED.
JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Roy al College of Surgeons LONDON raac
rom one eminent Colleges of the United states
and greater part of whose life has been spent IN the ht
Hospitals London Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere has
effected some astonishing that were ever
KNOWN many with rins In the head and ears
aeep great nurvpnsnss being alarmed at sudden sounds
mud bahuncss with frequent blushng attended sometimes
~ itl1 dcrancnnlant Of mind. cnrad immedately
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-25

Dr ,.ohm.,ou,a Euyigaratins sscniCd. for Organ
L., Aa.atIl

by this and important remedy, week.-mrs. o the or
eat ,,cdiy cured and full yigor resored Thousands
most and debated who had lost all nope nave
been immediately relieved All impe1imentS to Marriage,
Physical Mental Disqualification Nervous irrtanlitl;
Tremblings and Weakness. exhaustion ofthe most fearful
kInl -Itnc1ill cnred by Doctor .lolnston
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-25

Y b There ilany ignorant and worthless QnrkS
advertising tczavesa Physicians, and copying DIR JoHH
stoNs aycrscmcts Stoe Mfadrs Boot Blacks, Lamp rum
Sc P5 md Coatoibc iRtdtoTs, whose lives instead
the Nubr Medicine have been spent III me
most u jo} CGpneit. styling themselves M1Ndrg E"N
74sirahs imposing upon the xperionced ana uns
petl. iuhm with and ruung the health ct all unfortunate
~ failing in ir power, that Dr. Johnston deems II
thai lis ,uiias diplomas always hang in ms Once
HIS REMEDIES and treatment are entirety unhho"n 10
all nhrs Prepared life spent in the great hospitals
Tnrope and the first in this country and more extensive
practice than any other phi ysician in the world
lie ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25
NEW BOOKS.

We have received of Mr.. A. Norris THE MoSAsTE
RY vols. Thes. are the last volumes OF Ticknor u
Fields beautiful edition Of the Waverey novels an
edition surprising in taste elegance and cheapness
any American republication of Sir Walter Scott's
novels with which We are familiar. The type, engra'
wings and general execution of this edition almost
faultlsse.
We have also received from Mr.. Morris an exceed
ingly attractive and interesting child's book entitled
"a SOUTHERN HOME" bya Virgnian. This little
volume said to be ons OF The most excellent moral
and improving of the numerous books Of the class to
which it belongs.
From Mr.. James Woodhouse we have the fourth
and last part of Charles Rsade's last novel, white
Lies. This is one of the most delightful novels OF
the day. and fully sustans the reputation of the su.
thor of "Peg Woflington' and Christie Johnstone."
We have also received from MIR. James Woodhouse,
"PARInExlA, or the last days Of Paganism. BY
Eliza Buckminster Lac, author Of Naomi" &c.
Boston. Tickncr g. Fields.
We have had no time TO examine, but the author
esq is most favorably known TO the reading public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25
.ur RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,r,l,sH.p DAILY, ,.s'.w..kt.; AND sw w..Hl1'
ay RITCHIE s. DUNNAVANT.
T r NJ 9

r.,,v Paper, seven dollsrs per anuum and at the
s.h; dollars taken for shorter period than one
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year N- fnr six months. payable in advance For the
r.ourer a. per annum. or six copies for Slo to
wstsl srTaSy advance When letter. containing
sen, BY mail. they must be resisssred or they
nons, =, the risk OF the writer's.
,iH '"e TERMS Of ADVERTISING.
aus D,uy ESarlKsR-For TEN lines or less, first
~, S,,y cents. ard every succeeding insertion twsn
, II inserted twice week three times .
h;-,rssyeu and hall cents for hinsertion after
xo' and when inserted only once week fifty cents
UI "1s SsMl.wEExIY - For TIN lines or less, 6rst
seventy hve cents; for each subsequent insertion
~; c.n,s when inserted only once week seventy 1--we
.sn,s for each insertion
e." rur WExxLY-For TEN lines or less, first inser.
..yeuty.nve cents for each continuance fifty cents
anus. advertisers charged SIS for s,aare OF
-. ae, $50 Tor two squares, and in that proportion
=. ,is, rtseIneuts Of greater length, except Auc.
.'.,,rs. who charged 800, (paper ncluded)
T All Obituaries and Tributes vi kespect, exceeding
,,asr lines. are charged for as advertisements.
Or era from distance must be accompanied with the
pay satisfactory references TO insure execu'
~ Al cucs 10 this ctce may be RENTED per mail IN
o and available Bank notes, registered, al the rsk OF
tie e!tors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25
HORRIBLE AFFAIR.

MURDER OF A LAWYER AND ARREST or HIS
WirE.-A dispatch, dated Rochester, N. T., Dec.
81, says:
Our city was yesterday morning thrown into a
state of great excitement by the discovery OF the
mangled, murdered body of Chsres w. Stiles, law
yer, Of thi. city, in The Tennessee river, few rods
below the Falls. From the pools Of blood and other
evidences of strugg es, the murd-rars We're easily
traced from the pIace of the fatal conflict 10 the rivrr
where they attempted to conceal the evidences OF
their crime by sinking the body OF their victim The
water being shallow, the body did not float away
from the shore and vas found at about o'clock yes.
terday Saturday morning. The body was mmedi.
n,ey taken to the police office, and arrest made OF
hi. wife, her brother aud several others OF her rela
tiyss. From the evidence, it appears that STILES and
his wife did not live happily together, and that
marathon took place about year ago. but Tor the last
month or two they had lived together again.
On the ground where discovered blood and
other evidences of conflict were found piece of u
rictoripe corresponding with one worn by Mrs.
STILES rosee matching one found in her possession,
and a comb, a pair Of spectaces, said To belong I"
hs- brother Ira Stout, young man aged about 23
usar, and the arm of chair said to have been taken
ron the office where STILES was employed. Mrs.
Si,,Ies' LETT wrist and her brothers left arm were
fnund TO be broken, showing that they had been ell
rayed in some extraordinary conflict.
The evidence, 30 fer, seems strongly against the
vif. u the murdered man and her brother, LA
S,ont. The examination continued through all
Yesterday, and was adjourned from J. o'clock las
nirht till . o'clock this morning
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25
UNITED STATES MAIL.
VIRGINIA.

Posr OrrIcE DEPARTMENT, Nov. l9, 1857.
PROPOSALS. ior carrying the mails OF tho United
States from lot February. lsos, TO 3oth June 1852
.bs following route In the State OF Virginia, will be
~ Al the Con,rac; Office OF this department until 3,
N O, The Ith day OF January next, to be decided on
re following day; .u-
OAK Lawn, Loving gston, Rose Mills. New Glasgow,
amherst Cour, House. aud Cool Well to Lynch.
burg 20 miles and back, six times a week, in
iour, horse coaches
Leave Charlottesville daily, except Sunday, at l.2
Aiuyr at Lynchburg mex; day by 2am;
Ie,ve Lynchburg daily, except Sunday, at 3 I'm;
Ariys at Charlottesville by II M
Proposals containing different schedule will also
BE considered.
r,f,s OF proposal guarantee, and certificate; also,
,r,oa. aud requirements 10 be embraced in the
.. Sc. advertisement of January IL, 1855, February
$50 and February 2 ls57 either of them, in pam
P AARON V. BROWN,
r,-a.-cyiw Postmaster General.
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For Nt EWN'"
DANGER CRISDLtNE,

fTran.lpted from tho Courier ds AT
Scarc.ly mad NJ Madnin, d. Fn.zut rppr"-"''' .
fir pac- than her dress. ih- !"w-r psr' 81 s'''
puir~i no by the crin"'irs AMI prj-r''d '"' >
c,ughr fire a. thai m'G-ni h"r snnf NM
y.ars rIt her ..-srG daughter. ag-I a.v" y~"r'
a maid servant. w-re IN the r""m. A. ~" ''s
tn, A .mssr -. y rushei IN put fhrIn "ai. oL' c"'
succ..d Mnd de- Tn 1n', hesit-s. 's""r'".
their hania. ran to this mkt room. uftr'ns H''p'
.hri.ka, md th- a .ms incrr's ID by IN no 80
r,s. around her ~ such 'orn,dht's c''hr'
" "a s-.n from Girvy. wh"s- inha'i'an'- ih'", Z!
m. rnan.icn wss burning. ran fo n'n rrr""d.
NeanwhiI~, VI. d. tn. zrf. N the tir.' 'r'
wife had c"m- IL her h-sl-fanr.; irEihs u '.'.
rab,., cloth he -nv-oped Mad 70 rh' zi' So. ...
che tsh,- cloth itself wss burnt ~ in h- rvs" O.
An eye and The Ara ceased only for u-r' a. "'"n
whpn there was NOT n"" ~i"sie p'ec7 ut c!"'iii =
wa- M, reduced TO ashes.
The rapiduy with which tho FIRE hah f~-''
ev.ry thing end the us,les-nesA at The II
mad, 10 extinsu,ah il w"nld be in' x2lir-hi-, &"
not FIR the pr.seBc- oil thu rrir'nips ehrh ~"
y, csrs. oi rh. dr-sa taking ire. rrG :" c.
vented the putting II ou'. Wh-n the cr''"''n"
ur..sed On nn- sine it .s--n nr' on rh" Other
acting "a 4 brliuwt, gave ar'ivi'y - ih- Il n
uutor,nna'. Mad ie Th.zIf survived h '..
,h.. mos, hnrrid torment. VI d. THIN i'''S .
.uccor hia site, WA s-v-r-lv burnt IN rnn'y - .
N ons at ih-in III. injury is ." grave rri be-
hand vii b. AWAY, crippled. "a. -, h's -".:T;
,.I,i,r-ly consumed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25

Of each and all the States under the Cons,iiu ion.-
Agitators, dsunonss and fanatics may dsprecate the
restoration OF peace and harmony TO the country;
but the wise policy OF the President will be sustained
by the Intelligent and patriotic masses. while all at.
temps to withdraw from him the confidence OF any
portion OF The Democratic party will meet condem
nation ss prompt and decided have the efforts of
our political opponents to organize sectional party
and to cow the seeds of disunion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25
NIB FER To-

Hr. Morris o. - looked upon rhi- W >
return "a me policy With which rh- ev =
'inm"rc-d, nam-ly, = n,t'onai rurr-n"y. -
u 'Hv'r ut nafIous! bank. with sucn r--,'i'r.
t''- Pr p"'-d by Gen. Jtrk.on. IL 80.
!'V"-nm"n: hn5 ackn"w.-tse is tuy -
M '''ns' currency, sni w,s al rh,t n p.
IA :" led one OF the prime d .s ot r,- Of
platform.
Al, '.I' amendments w.re d-ba.ei sni En,'l,
committee rose.
IN Hous- pissed .!is S.rst-'. :r.a.r-v NJ.
rithnnt any ansntm-nt. rne vo;. .,. O we.
nays Sc
T1- House aso pssa-! ths S-ns'-'- in, -..r'.
rrnviding for an ali 'u-nn .n' ~ Cu,r-s-
rhursi.y mex; to The An q: j .nusry.
The House ih-n al u-n.i.
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NOTICE.

ppLlCATloN will be made to the Circuit Court Of
"A the city Of Richmond, the 4th day OF January,
i.;s f permission receive the interests Of John
yos. deceased Joel H. Moett and Francis D. Moett in
me proce.ds OF certain real estate in the city OF Rich.
uo.d sold by virtue of decree of the said Court in
SUI, pencing therein styled Moetts Vs. Mohet tor the
of removing the interests received the State
Of Ker,acky where the said John A. Moetr resided At
tho aa OF his DEATH aud where the said infants still
.;s. WIN. G. MOFFETT,
Admir- of John Motfe;t, deceased
WIN. G. BOOKER,
Guardian OF Joel H. Mofett
WM. Z. RILEY,
u.r a-cw4w Guardian Of Francis D. Motlett
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25
EKTIT TKEES AND SHRUBBERY.

FRUIT TREES AND SHRUBBERY.
SOUTHERN GREENWOOD, NURSERY.
HAVING on han choice variety Of FRUIT R5
III TREE, Of my own raising, and grating
su.scie,ly large for ,ranspanting, respectfully -
cal the attention OF the public to them;
My Nursery is located one.and shai miles North. East
from the Old Market where will take pleasure in show
Ing ;hem
al orders addressed to, left at my agents. Messrs
Van Lew, Taylor Co., No. 10, Main street. Richmond
Va or myselt will meet with prompt attention.
~ SHADE Trees furnished 10 order:
Aug 24-c6m LEWIS IUDOh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25
INDIA
EXECUTION OF THE DELHI PRINCES

DtIHI ~ = ~ -
Two If tho Kings s"ns. the Pr''c-s VI g.
,s,xur Sbsh ana Mrrzt Mendoza, W r. tr'-H "
Cor aiding and ah-t'ing tue mu'i"--rs on-
,y,s onpo,nr.d Colonel nf N. Hun Ss'ie- L.
.rd .b.. other of TIL "a t.; 'h-y w-r- tt-d ~
,,rv @ ,nmi-.ion of five uticer., "iih Bf
n.ral Chamberlain 80 Pr-iid-nt Evld-" % ...
laced b-f,re the court, principnlly d'c!H
consisting of reports, returns. &c brsii"s '..
.onsrs' sea's, shnwing that they eI-rc,..d . 70 .
,f their r.yi n.nis aud acted In 'n-I- d-'.'r
pleaded total ignorance Vi rh- inrrnil"n -! '..
poy- to muriny. and -sid that wa-n IN, M""'E
n.-rs fir-r reached Delhi, nn me IL n "' VI =,
the princ-sl thou INT it ~a- Russian invnr' =. p
Tiny wern then .u,nmonrd ~ M audi.n.- =.
King, and e i-w :ays sffe. wer- spp"ipr-d "r'
y. r.xim-n:s ~ r.qae-r Of Ih- S-po,s .'i-
The court. hv YER, found The prls,r'-rs sr..'
a-uienred then - denth; aud, Accordingly. j.. =
hey were ahot ey party ui 'be 69'h l.
, ,nsnl. Of ria g artillery. sAppsrs At d G'"k -
present, and n grent Dumh-T o' sp'<taio'e. In
g-ra cas-, in;o III Jumns river.
TIE city c"n'inaes -mJ'y 1T al IL fnm y
! 'au:- though mauy hr- attempting 'ong %
the p,iz. s.-Ets lur the ransom Il fn-ir q ia,
! ,r,p-rty Ii ia supposed nrg- nn "n 81
: n pu.y will b- oolrcted No'ning ao /. =
~ 10 whether this place is 10 b1 rs;nin-d r.
.on or not The cnuntry is shout srttrg D."
! he people becoming w.nd rfn''' civil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25
Dec ls-cw4w ~ DAVID N. HUNTER,
CuANCERN NOTICE.

QY virtue of decree rendered BY the Circuit Court of
ID Louisa ON the 2ad day Of September last, in the
'uoy the and style of Bickerton L. Johnson late
,7.'s Of Louisa County, and such adminis.ra,er of
.aiEh Parsons, Decd flsntlh,
Against
Elizabeth J. Parsona Patrick II. Hcnshaw and Mary X.
ai' vile Alpheus Parsons l.. r. Parsons Woodson Par
,ons Mary Peers, Judith + Peers the descendants Of
"m n. ers, decd (whose names and number are un-
kno"u the descendants of John w Peers decd (whose
names and number are unknown,) Samuel Peers,
nsfiet Lyons and Melissa his wife, Hartwe Parsons
1nst!', Parsons and the descendants of Archibald Swift
inownj Defendants.
ihal as Commissioner Of the said Court take state
Snd sen'e at my Office al Louisa Courthouse In said
.ouhty on tuesday IN" "a day February next the fol-
lowing accounts the said decree that is cay
LIST The accounts OF the said plaintiff, as administrator as
Aforesaid OF Judith Parsons decd, and
2i An account showing the and numbers of the
legal distributes Of the said Judith Parsons decd and
the they respectively entitled To- in the estate
OF the SAID Judith Parsons, decd
The aforesaid parties, plaintiff and defendants. are
hereby required appear before the time and place
above stated with all necessary proof TO enable me to
take and settle the accounts
Given under my hand. as Commissioner Of the said
Cour', this Goth day of November, 1851
Nov a7-cwiw HENRY w. MURRAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25

IN A NUT SHELL.-A Washington correspon'
dent of the Pennsylvania" explains the Kansa.
question as now stands, and the position Of the
President upon it with graphic force and effect; so
that all may comprehend it at glance. We qnote
so much of his exposition as is necessary to show
where the President stands, and why he is found
standing there That his postion is that of sound
patriot and sagacious state,man, will be comprehend
ed by all unpreiudced and really good citizens who
reflect on it as stated in the letter in question: as ol
lows:
"Tbe President policy consists In admitting Kan.
,as ss soon possible into the Union. not as slave
State or a free State, but an independent SLATE,
which NAV regulate its domestic institutions IA may
suit the majority Of the people The moment kansas
il sdmi,;ed as State the United States troops will
be withdrawn and il the free State men. ~ il is said
by the Black Republicans. have malcr.iy OF five to
one can any one doubt that they Will iav- II all their
own way the moment they are left 10 themselves
H. Them there any disease in Kansas, il will he 10
cal, and not endauger the whole sys,em. The ques
tion will: no longer be agita;ed in Congress. Lsgi-a
lion for the Territories will ba longer interfere
with the financial and commercial wants nf the c"nn.
try and our foreign relations will have chance OF re-
cevng proper share of attention from The Nation
al Legislature. These the views OF our old states
man President and thus recommend them.esves, like
everything else that emanaes from him. by direct
ness of purpose, facility of execution aud certainly o
success"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25
CITY AND STATE NEWS,

ELECTION OF ShEkIFp.-rhs el.crIo1 ~ -
ot the Guy of Richmond. tor thu un-xprst =
Nr. J.. Winston. twh, wa. rsnnv-d n i-.c
slnre.j took place Yesterday. A. 'h- CLOSE ~ fi.
ia't evening. u waS fnuni h - Nr Harry X +
~a-elected by u m-j 'rfy ~ +l) B.lvw weyv
yOtr.
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SEN.TnRIAI. CaI'r[;S.

CuicAoo, Dec. 22.-rhe Dsmocrs'ic esacu4 Of
ths Minnesota Legislature met on the 10Th, when
Henry NJ. Rice and Gen. Shields were unanimously
nominated Senators.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25

ApopLrxY ~ THE CAR,-A young man r'
Brooke, residing in Rappnhann"rk. huf ~
school in Frederickaburg, waa attacked in fh- y
and Al.xandria Rsilr".d cars "n Friday IL =
with sp"plrxy Fortunately, medical aess'ei"-
a, hand and he recovered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25

TNCnANCERY-vIRG wlT:-As Rule,
held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of Lam
caster County Monday the 7h day Of December 1857
Thomas Armstrong. in his right. and as admnistra
tor OF John Hinton, deceased, Plaintiff,
Against
Thomas Schofed, in his right and as adminstrs'
70, Of Lucy Scho6ed. his deceased wife, Thomas Scho.
nea Cursor OF the person and estate of William Hinton
ih7nas II Ingram, and Sally F.. his wife, Mat alias
james Hinton Charles II. Leland late Sheriff and ad
mnsrstor INN OF Betsy Hinton deceased, Mary Sarah and
DIleins Hinton Defendants.
lse object of this suit restrain and injon the de-
.ehasnt. or any Of them from having execution issued
judg dgment obtained on forthcoming bond executed
.se plaintiff for lhe Of S2l0 a. 10 be discharged
ae payment OF Sl95 H. aud to compel the parties to
, aud show TO the which Of them are en-.
, 70 the said sum OF sos H. And it appearing by
80 evidence tha, the defendants, Mary, Sarah,
W.; uucnla Hinton, residents OF the State Of
isa.; ou motion of the plaintiff by counsel, it 10
nat nat the said do appear here whio one
after due publication of this order. and do what is
protect their interests; and that copy OF this
,b Pnohsnea once week for four successive weeks,
C, Mentnond Enquirer, newspaper published in the
Cd camcnd and that snoher copy thereof be post
an tS ron door of the Court House of said County
a'st Gay Of the next County Court.
nac. ACOpy-Tes,e,
beS @cw4w WapNEp EJIplNg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLahS nh"
SOME person having on tae night OF the lith OF 40
- yemter between midnight and day, entered, set hre
20 and destroyed my Dwelling House just hnshed
a. cos, Of upwards of tive thousand dollars whilst and
my family were wrapped in profound sumber will
rive the sum yr hundred dollars .or the arrest aud
conviction OF the incendary or inccndiaries
JOSEPH II. BARH4M,
Bethlehem Cross Roads, Southampton County
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banks from enforcing the collection of their debts
ooring suspension, and provided for the appointment.
OF commission to examine into the affairs of the
Banks, were stricken out
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'neui uor-SE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The II u-- took up in Com ntec OF the Whole the
bill authorizing the issue "f treasury n"rs. WHEN
Messrs. Abbott, of Maize, Campbell, of Ohio, and
Of Viryinia followed in it, defence. Mr. Crow. OF
peunsyvania obtained the fl 'nr, when the committee
rose, and the House adjourned.
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Old VIRGISIA.-Ssns'or Green, o. Ms"n'i
made IN ahl. argument in reply To . nn'or ID 90
on the Kansas question. is nutve ot Ia .
county, Wa.
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RAIN AT t;,k suC!Ii.

KAIN = We NIC IT.
AUGUSTA. Ga, DC - -ruzrr nav t.e',
,nsndous rains in North aud South Carolina. e..
and Alabama, causing inmenss freshsts, doing
damage on the line of the rivers,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25

Mr.. George W Cockrcl', OF Alexandria c't
Va. WAS accidentally killed on ThcrsIay i'c'
his hors. failing with him int's pnIy
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FREDERICK CHATARD,

The correspondent at PuDia Arenas, rho traiie-
mtted this letter TO Mobile, Gays:
"You may recollrct the circumstances which at
tended the sezing OF certain arms and military stores
last April by the men Of Lockridg-'s command as
sisted by the English. These stores, belonging 10
Nicaragua, J. n Scott had in his possesslon; and to-
day the Saratoga took the guns, with their carriages
on board that vesse aid they are now trailed on
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KILLED. -Cal Charle- l. Tr"m.s VA k'
an n,cid-nt OH the Mississippi Raj r,ad, IA ~
ius,. He Was noted politician VI Miisiss'pyi.
nntve Of Virginia.