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Mr.. KALLOCH AS 4 LAWYER.

Sipcs writing the foregoing, We learn from the
R,..on Lournol that Mr. Kaoch "has concluded
from sense Of duty which has an over bear
;up weight on his mind, to abandon The fetd Of
IN, ministry, and 10 commence the study Of lac!"
Must righteous concluson-th- first half of IT, AS
n the latter half it will depend upon what Mr. Kal
loch', subsequent career may reveal, whether his
,,e,ancs in the inns of court will rebound the I'D
vantage OF the community or Of bis own! 1t is de.
oidedly better, however, than wearing his clerical
gown oue.third ot
KslIoch as lawyer! How do the gentlemen of
the cloth fancy the association
In Virginia, and, we suppose, in Massachusetts,,
the legal practitioner starts with certificate Of gen.
,ilty, of good moral character, &c, &c. Will any
o,ur, piy- such certificate while prosecution for
adultery s pending and undecided or will il certify,
Tho, after the verdict of twelve honest jurors the
,sn,,ensn is twothirds innocent, and allow him TO
nractice twothrds of the year, if be will be client
and absent from court the restl
We have said it lie better that he should study the
law than remain in the clergy. We made the remark
in view of the current opinion that more is expected
from the clergy than any other clas But do ne not
arr in surprising that higher degree Of honesty or of
nurity of character s demanded for the exercise OF
the minst.y, than for the profession Of the law
II we have properly understood the duties OF this
high aud honorable pursuit, the true lawyer is as
much entitled to the confidence and esteem OF the
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THE REV. MR.. KALLOCH.

The Jury in the case of this reverend gentleman
have after immense toll, brought their labors 10
close--he resut eight for acquita, four for conrc-
tion So that il we are to form an estimate Of bis
guilt or innocence by an srhmetical calculation, he
is two.tbird. innocent. and one-third guilty!
The anomalous position the distinguished Lecturer
and divine occupies is TO cay the least, unpleasant
Whether he will resign hs clerical robes altogether,
or wear them two thirds on-as be hae latte!y done,
for the purpose OF reading hymns, in fremont
Church n whether he will devote himself exclusive
~ to the preaching Of Black Repubcanism, are ina al
ries which The curious will naturally agi'ae, until
the reverend gentleman has settled them.
Mr.. Kalloch may, perhaps, be taken as O fair ex-
.ample of Northern politico.relgous agitators.-
We doubt whether be is better or worse than his
clique, or class. He may psss uuscathed among
them for where all are equally at fault, it will re.
auirs even more impudence than divine Of this
school can boast to charge ones neghbor with crime
or attempt TO blazon abroad mis- infamy.
We know nothing OF Ksloch, save what his trial
discloses. He may be IA innocent man, after all.-
But il be had been in the faithful discharge Of his
appropriate duties, hs name would not have attain
ed the notoriety it has ensured; and, perhaps, he
would more effectively have served bis true interests
as religionst and divine
Whist is the duty Of hi, associates in the ministry
under present circumstances Should they refuse
him admt,snce into their pulpits until verdict of
acqutta is given or will they sanction by their pub
lie favor and support man who, TO .ay the least,
has by indiscretion brough. his Christian character
into dsrepute1
We have no means to ascertain the state Of North.
ern sentiment on these points. We knew very we'll,
however that at tho South, such man, resting under
such dsrepuie dare not in the face Of the public or
of any religious body assume the clerical functions
without peril of visiting upon the church in which he
offcis,es public opprobrium aud exposing himself to
summary punishmen. for his folly.
Let Kaloch retire into obscurity-we cay
Ls, him Icy aside the clerical garo altogether Let
him cease to lecture on the rights OF manor NEEDLE
with the rights OF women until his true moral posi-.
ton is dt6ned-until jury OF bis peers has pro
him guess. Afterwards he may
preach Black Republicapisn TO his hearts content,
and yndcatu his claim to place in Sing Sing or the
Tomb., or a building correspondent to those in the
IA Of Massachusetts.
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ATTENTION DEMOCRATS

BY reference to the proceedings Of the Democratic
meeting held Court cay II will bs seen that Sat-
urday, The 18th OF April mas been selected az
the time f,r holding o Convention, TO nominate caG.
dida;es for the Legislature Let the people, nran.
wh- consult together and as far pracIicaGlr hold
district meetings. aud appoint regular Delegates Ia the
Convention Go to work, DcmncrntI, in r-guiar
and syslenariU manner. determined to ronhrn aud
establish the happy re-ulr which ned your abors
in the late Presidential election. Let not the fact
tha, there is really no organ Rad opposton TO the
Democratic party throughout the State, lure you into
too confident inactivity. The n.ldluus efforts ot oSr
OPPONENTS to introduce di.cord iIro oar rauks. by
seeking to induce members Of our own party to be-.
come candidates as advocates OF the exploded hum
bug OF disributon, shows THAT not the will but me
power only, is wanting TO il jure and destroy US: T.,
them but once succeed in dividing u.s. and We rnouu
what favor snf uorcy we YOU'D nave ~
pect at their hands. Then. Democrats, oe serve a'a
vigilant Go TO work once, with the ds'er
ton 10 bring 10 the polls in May, every voter ~ III.
county who is favorable 10 the adinihs.i ',.n -
James Buchanan. The grand lssle now o-l"fI .te
Southern people, which all the 6rs ano "''hIe' VI
opposition are impoent to conceal or evade, 10 'ne
snpnort of the present Estiona! AdminsstE:'!on.-
Rally around il, Democrats. like Inen AND PATROLS
Hold up the hands OF "Old Back IN MS warfare WIN
the Black Republicans. and assist nun IN restoring
aan and hnrmony TO the Union. That is your first
nd h;,b.st duty. Discharge it like m.n who appre.
cis:e it's magnitude and importance.-l Lexington
V,JI,u Star.
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~7IsHlNG 70 change my bus.ness, will sell private
w ly, Il can, II not, then al public auction, 8,
Bloomfield on the lst Of September nex il fair II not,
the fair day. eli the following named property
BLOOMFIELD, the farm on which ] reside, oontalnipg
SEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES. Eve hun.
dred arabe with good proportion OF low srouods
and balance well wooded and situated Eve miles wes OF
the University and within mile Of Woodvile Depot
on the Central Raj Road Ibis farm lie highly improved,
and very productive There Is on, new ORCHARD Of
more than 0O0 fruit trees, comprising every variety
suitable 70 this climate.
The buildings aud Of svory description neoes.
eary, from tobacco houses 70 handsome BRICK
DWELLING of nine large rooms and green House st.
tached II hsre Bloomfield Male Academy is s;,
uated which 10 In dourshns condition, with scconuoo.
dime 70 seed or If the purchaser should w,h continue
the echool possession 10, that purpose would be given
the ls,h of July next The Farm aud School will yield
ne. annual prod, of ooo Ii desired the Farm would
Price for Bloomfield, esssoO cash. or $50 eoo oneihrd
cash. and the balance in aud years without in
tsrest
will also sell eleven hundred acres Of lind tho Blue
Ridge Itt. north of Browns Gap, ard lying on both
sides of the line between Albemarle and Rockingham, II
being part of the estate Of the late Fountain Richards
About 100 acres OF this land cleared and has on II
new double cabin Price, a5 per acreone-third cash.
and the balance In aud two years without interest -
Possession given at once.
At the same uune will also sell ell my Furniture Crops
Agricultural implements, aud Live Stock Terms made
known on the day OF sale
will show the properly 70 those wishing to purchase
marie county, Va P. II. GooDLoE.
Ill
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A FARM FUR SALE ~ GREESSi,lER
rn1iGTy

F6SGE undersigned Offers Tor snia the Farm on which
u be resides. situated or Gyeenorer River, tic
Turnpike loading from the Blue 10 the Red Sui phur
Springs mcs from the former end % from the ;atter
The tract contains upwards Of go acres about 100 Of
which nre cleared-nber being reserved In different
places for convenient uscand mort OF i. well se, IN
grass Some 400 scIes are finely adap,cd 10 grain and
the remainder, being limestone soil TO blue grass.
Much Of the pasture land Is c.h and qusntty Of
grass 10 yearly increasing The amount Of grazing from
the 9Th of April until Christmas has been equivalent
that Of 100 head Of young cattle h the exception of
Of raising 50 ousbei OF corn per acre The elevation
above tidewater 10 only 1900 feet, aud consequently
crops mover by either late early iro-n
The farm has Southern exposure There facilities
for making and preserving mbuurA Lime lie burnt ir
Furnace At expense of 2i GEMS per bu,he
The buildings conss: Of t~ostory house, with seven
rooms aud tt.ee cellars, kitchen, cehouse carriage.
shedding snfhcient for sixty cattle.
The neghborhood ia noted for It's morey.
Within one mile Of the premises are q Church, o
schoolhouee Post Office, two Fleunng Mills Saw.Ms.
OIL mill, Cardns Machine Store, and various mechanic
shops
farms with meadow land fruit trees, and number Of
springs esch and sugar orchards Of
them
The Covng,on snd Ohio Rail Roed lecaed along the
edge OF The farm, and with the view OF depot 1T hi,
pace 10 hsacrc lots have slresdy been sold at the
of elo0 per The valley is regarded Of
tue most beautiful in tbe mountains.
As the subscriber intends removing N the West he will
cell at some price as early a. practicable.
TERmS:-Onc tt!rd on giving possession. and th. bs
lnnco In one and two years, With secur mud decd OF
r1lst.
Premises shown at any tins. or inquiries aus wered
AnriI t-cw3w SIDFRsoN
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COOKED FOOD FOR FARM STOCK.

XXIE call the attention OF Farmers, Hotel Keepers,
w Tanners aud other Mechanics, TO our new Appar.
asus for Cooking Food for Stock by steam in lsrse Tubs
Washing Clothes; Scadipg Hogs, &C.; Stea ming Timber
for Carriage, Plough, Chair shnglc Makers Warm.
Ing Buildings by Steam by means oi Pipes Radiators
passing through their ~sriou, apartments II is Gas,
Iron Kettle with Fange at the top and bottom fsci
tate the Setttng OF in common Brick Furnace. II has
Cover, with Fuug - match the Upper Flans of the
Kettle few Bolts fa'eu the and Kettle together
thus forming Steam Boiler containing about 50 Gallons
OF Water, with Steam Chamber above. The cover can
ensv be removed when the operator wi.he. tho
Kettle Cauldren. snd as readily replaced when he
wishes ~ Steam Boiler Ii furnished with
Flexible Pipes o! Vucanizsd ndis Rubber. which may
be shifted about with pleasure to convey the Steam to
Tubs, Barrels, Vuts. or steam Box"I whatever he
operator wishes 10 Cook Steam Where theee Pipes
connect with the Boiler there Ia Sidc-Tslvc, with
simple Lever 10 move 1t, by which the Steam can be-
changed from pipe 10 the other, made to supply
both Pipes 81 once. The Valve is arranged hs, Tie
Steam be shut Of from both pipes once thus
avoiding the possibility OF explosion. The operation
of Cooking for stock be going side of the
Furnancc, while the Family Clothe. Washing, Clothes
Boiling soap Making Lard Rendering &C.. &C. is going
on the other side-a with ms little fire under the Boiler
as will work ordinary Cook Stove.
They arc arranged Tor burning either wood or COAL
The Of Getting Is very simple requiring about
$50 brick and .ki thsn every farmer pos .esse
Full directions nevertheless accompany each Boiler,
that is impossible for tie mos, ignorant and unskul
70 set il up wrong.
The advantages OF cooking by are obvious when
il h remembered that il can be done with much less fuel
and in half the time in verse!s nj any kind shape,
without watching stirring to prevent the sub
stance from burning.
All Boilers warranted TO cve satisfaction and can be
turned alter thirty days isl if found TO come up
the wants OF the purchaser liberal discount 10 the
trade.
Superior lrou three roller Portable MIL. and Boilers for
the Chinese sugar business. Also Hedges improved
Little Giant Corn Mills
Manufactured and for sale, wholesale and retail by
HEDGES. MOCKBEE e. CO.,
Lirle Giant Mil Works,
Corner Of Cos'es and 18th Streets. Philadelphia.
Or HEDGES & FREE, Cincinnati, Ohio.
foi sals re.u By s the dealers in Farm Inpe nents
10 Richmond March 2S-cp 2in.
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VOLUME LII.
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APRHgA IL, 1857

community as any member of any other professional
class. He should be above suspicion and above re.
proach. And DO should be allowed 10 take upon
himself the discharge Of important and delicate func
tons Of the bar upon whose character there is the
slightest stain. Bishop Hopkins, in his recen, work
on the duties of an American citizen, ha. placed Ibis
matter in its true light and We would recommend 10
legal aspran:e-- Kalloch among the rest-to read
the wise and thoughtful conclusions of this venerable
divine to the true vocation, destiny and duties Of
the lawyer before forcing himself into the ranks of
profession which ns cannot sdorn, by the strict.
est integrity Of purpose and eminent abilities,
ard unHagsiug and uniaiing perseverance. Horace's
portrait Of al Innocent ought to be the descrip.
tion of every lawyer: "Intrger 0nae 'celsyis que
Duruau
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AN. IMPORTANT FACT.

Are the advocates vi land distribution in E.rYiGin
aware Of the fact, that the whole public domain IS
pledged. by solemn act o Congress, To the OF
ths principle aud interest Of The public debit f'h'y
are po We inform them that such is the TACT and 'y-
spectuly call their attention 20 the follow Ee pasSign
frun President Fillmore's pessage OF DecempeF'
1852:
by the 10Th section OF the act Of the 18th Jsnus-
ry, 1917 the proceeds of the .ses of the public aaca
were PLEDGED for tie interest and prsne'rd'@ t"s
pubic debt"
There, now, gentlemen! Are you in fsvo. os a:s-
regarding and violating this solemn aud eapieit leg
i.iaivs cot, and Of deliberately mitappiying, PER
;iouiar fund set spar, for particular purPos.i lhe
public land fund is rpscis!,y set apart by Congf".
sonsl enactment, for the liquidation uf The interest
and principal Of the public debt and yet you seek 70
.oaander it among the States! We are perfsr..y
Wiling TO have The people o Vrgnis pace ts:t vc.
dict upon tbs conduct Of party which ".i thus WEI
upon existing oo1npscu.-I Lyneats~g Grf uvt.edH,
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HON. !, LETCHER.

On Monday last. previous to the opening Of the
court, Hon. Jyo. L:rcHvE. our Representative IN
Congress-, addressed large and attentive audience
in the courthouse. Business -nsagenrn:o prevented
US from hearing the greater portion of hs address, he
reviewed the action uf the at Congress relative to all
The important measures brought before it, in connec
ton with his own course. one -. he representatives
from Virginia. He explained why it was thai The ap
for the present year eSce-ded those t The
past and clearly demonstrated the injustice aud ine'
quality 1T the provisions Of III. bill increasing the pay
ot the officers o, the army while thu pny OF he rnuk
and fila beers no just proportion OF -uch increase
Mr. LErcHLRs course. ~ explained in his speech,
hss met The hearty concurrence "l lhs voters If this
county ~ far II. We have had All opportunity Of judg-
iLg-I lVoodstock TsnM Lcg,on.
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LAUREL SPRINGS FOX SALE

HANE Of the most beautiful places In Vrsinis In 2"
u minutes drive of the Old Market l. miles below the
c,ty adjoining the Tree Hill two sides and
tront;nS Mr. Rober: Syls seat You have from II full
vie. Of the city Ricnmond, Manchester. lhe river,
bridges. snd surrounding country The dwelling isiarEe,
bull! OF BRICK aud a the partitions, from basement TO
around three sides over 300 feet bye ee i! in tho
rough repsir inde and Tho enclosures nearly
all now The servants houses large s-sb- c1d carriage
house arc heart timber brick spring and green house
with all the oher houses are in thorough repair aso the
springs superior soil Of test quality and well disehed
dennS order 1t will sui, any person desiring beautiful
rad mort healthy home The pres. nt occupant being
bargain
IL will be With pleasure shown any person desiring TO
purchase, by calling at the farm.
For terms apply 70
Mach 1a-onuln
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NUMBER l4%
THE REVOLUTION IN CONNECTICUT

THE REVOLUTION IN CONNECTICUT. =
The returns from Connection; c0ee in bette. at:
;..as I.,sF The Hartford Times of Tussssy mornoss'
o, we GanIol publish to-day table OF he popular
roua .s.n .y any degree Of completeness, though W.
-, returns from all parts ot IL" State
our returns. '"o" 'eee''e ne"'
The Democrats elect two membars of fcrerssA 49,
opposition Two. Vi ~sS
Inc l.; democrats elect senator's the opposi 4 -
In the house, we should Judge that the o,,o.;,i,,
will have majority Of probably 80 out O, %, mxr
bere.
Ou the popular vote, from present indic,,io,s N
Holly ticket will be elected by about LOGO meinry
The Times Gums up tie result, as far as heard irou
as follows:
The Democratic of Connecticut did good dsy's
work on Monday. II was only last Fall tha. ,Gsy
defeated by lopJo. Now, they have . eler; ,.-
tw" members OF Congress, viz Ssmue, Arnold and
William D. Bishop.
Mr.. Arnold s'ected in tho 2nd artric: by goo u.-
JoIty' anI hr. Bishop In the 4'h by over 300.
oiark thnow Nn:hing) is elected In the j.. ~
something over 3U0 votes Last Fall W.. ha, ,ys.
2,ooo against US in this district Dean Know NJ
thin2l Is reelected in the 3rd distrc: by afe-gced
majority.
The Democratic State ticke, il runnin, c,o.srro.
the Know Nothing, but rhe chances are In isyor 9;
the latter by meagrs majority.
The Democrats have carried the l,t 4.h, 5,h, lob
lltb. l2Ih and 18th districts
The fusonisls carry the Cd. Sd. tvery close.) Oh
7th. sth l4ih l3h, tby ~ vo,es,) l6h, (ciose l7u
tclose,l Goth. and 2lst districts.
We cannot judge OF the 9Th, 18th, and 18Th froQi
returns.
TIE Legislature Is probably sgsia't rs bur 10, by
90 large majority as in former years We lose
number OF seuators and representatives by excee-!
ingly close votes.
The gain Of TWO Democratic congressman T.s
triumph in itself and the news will bs hailed as {.
victory by the Democrats o. the Union. eapeciava a.
we cut majority Of 10000 down to s!uivst noting
Ia Eve mouths time
BRrpeEpoRr, April s.-The Bridgeport Farm
says that VIM. d. Bishop Dem, for Congress. in ni
the district. has fourteen majority over Ois s. te:.
~, opposition.
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
Il Bernard This plantation Hes the James River in
the county of Gooohland, immediately above Madens
Adventure dam and within twenty eight miles of kch.
mond /, contains seven hundred and thrts @res,
OF whichsevpn,ydve arc james Rive. ~ sround'
OF the best quality, thirty6ve acres a-' creek iow
grounds and the remainder Is Beaie- dam creek rcd
land. There is the place good on
beautiful site and all necessary oushousos aud Sot1 hs
buildings and the fences are good repair and the ano
IL N high state Of cultivation.
will also sell the stock aud farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists of horses mules cattle ineiu.
ding nch cove; and ID farming utensils are the most
of them, new, and all Of them good-and there are
enough both of stock and ming utensils Tor the tno
rough cultivation Of the plantation
The terms Of sale as 70 the psyments vii, DC "soo
very much to suit the purchaser. ,,..s
Mr. james NJ Payne, my manager living On sne p,aT.
will show the properly any person desiring ~
It. Ny address Is w ashington, G. =, u payNr
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yILU: BE FARM FOR SALE

OFFER for sale my Farm, upon which formerly re-
sided lying Immediately on Swl.. Creek in the coun.
about miles aboverhe Court House.
ana twelve milos from Richmond
The t,sc, contains 64 acres oue.,hrd of which Is In
original growth; the other rwo-thrds is open land In
good stale and we'll adapted TO the growth
OF wheat corn and tobacco.
TIE provemen.s consist Q! good dwelling and al ne
cessxry out and farm housos.
The turm 10 well wstered, and considered remarkably
healthy
Any ons wishing 10 purchase call on me, or J. r.
Nov is c,t H. GILL.
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

We requested to cay that Convention will be
held in the City of Williamsburg, on Saturday the
18th inst, 20 nominate Democratic candidate for
the senatorial district composed Of the counties Of
Charles CRY, New Kent, James City, York, War.
wick, and Elizabeth City, and the City OF Williams.
burg.
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yALUABLE TANNERY FOR SALE LEASE

VALUABLE TANNERY FOR SALE, LEASE,
OR RENT AND LARGE QUANTITY OF BARK FOR
SALE INCLUDING MACHINERY FOR CARRYING
On THE TANNING BUSINESS AND STOCK OF
RAW MATERIALS on HAND.
consequence of the recent death OF Mr. s. A. Mar'h
the above Tsnuery is iUr sale, lease or rent and ali
the machinery bsrk. s.eria &C. are for sale The
Tapuery 10 admirably located and has attached 10 It
i.,ye steam engine and the necessary machinery for
grinding bark There on hand about 200 cords
rei sessoued bark and parcel OF hides in tan and in
ss together with horse Carts ana everything apperain
| ~ ,Se tsnners business To person with sufficient
nani the Tannery business here presents grea, induce.
nts as The Rchrnoni markets afford more hides than
csn he manuf.cursd ut the establishments ard there IL
steady and growing demand for oil The leather that can be
Teens. The price of the real estate s 5000
nua rent $500 The personal properly will be sold a, the
valuation OF two competent luogGs Eafy aPPncGtioh
arc solicited Apply to GoDDlN q arr Insos'
March 2s-9aw2w.