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March 0o, 1867.
THROUGH TO new YORK IN "a H0URS!!
49, 800 1A7i&
THE ONLY ROUTE making sure connection. 70 Nigga.
ra Falls, Buffalo Rochester, Utica, Hcrnellsve,
Emira, Blnghamn,on, Albany, Troy. New
York, Philadelphia, Boston and New
England States, over the
Michigan Central Railroad,
AND
CANADA BROAD GUAGE RAIL WAY.
The Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage of an
ment OF all trains, thereby avoiding possibility of col
lsons or delays, so annoying on other routes.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
Is A. NJ n nSrRs s, MAIL Making dree, con
Buffalo, New York and Boston. '
7A5 A. NJ CINCINNATI GIN, G1Sn.rd IxrREss Making d,
rs Nsw aDsny ",zyf
Philadelphia, and sas hng,en' f''o''s"' 'a''''ore'
7 As A. M. a II Si$slR.Ar EXPRESS: Arriving
York at P NJ Philadelphia r =, nnaie next New
and lake Huron Railroad for buffalo naEis with Buffalo
800 p M A As Tsse Ex RE- pSf es, in
$50 p NJ arn er ral e or B o nexa evening" ~ nas
New York at r. NJ, and Boston T. " next day Con.
Buffalo and all points East. Connects at Michigan City
except sundays with New Albany and Salem Railroad
for New Albany Louisville, indianapolis, Cincinnati
Dayton, Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Belcfontane Wheeling
Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
The trains on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Ga
lena and Chicago Union, Illinois Central and Mich Cen
trail Railroads into the Depot at Chicago saving
the expense 10 passengers OF hack hire and transfer of
baggage.
The &, Is A. NJ. 500 P. NJ and $50 p NJ Trains make
direct connections at Toronto with the
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
to Kingston, Ogdensburg, Montreal, Quebec and all
points in Canada East, Northern Vermont, New IIamp-
shire and Name
1t is well known by the travelling public that this Road
has competitor Of equal facilities from Chicago TO Nj
agara Falls n. York Boston Ogsdensburg, Montreal &C.
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night Is
this route $50 One train Sunday, at 80
No 800 p NJ. train Saturday.
Baggage checked through 10 Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Albany, New York, Boston, Elmira and Philadelphia.
Passengers arriving at Chicago by any Of the Railroads
will find competent Agents on the Cars and baggage
tiers at the epot to receive checks and convey thci
gaapave Michioap Csnsri rai.-A .,ers1 frec o
Through Tickets Good for Ninety Days
Allowing holders remain over and resume their seats
be bought at the different Offices in the West ais,
at the passenger Depot foot of Lake Street. and at tn
General Ticket Office, Corner Of lake aud Dearborn Sts
Chicago opposite the fremont House.
II }. SPAIDING General Pass. Ag't
May Z, 81.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-23
DICKINSON e WILLARD,
GROCERS.

Commission u Forwarding Merchants,
Steam Ferry Landing, adjoining the Mleaukee &
Mississippi Railroad Depot,
Prairie du Chen. Wisconsin.
WYE beg leave to announce that on the open
w ing of Navigation, and the completion
of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad to
our place, we shall be in readiness to attend to
the Commission and Forwarding Business, and
respectfully solicit your patronage.
We are located adjoining the Depot Grounds
fronting on the Steamboat Landing, and shall
have large and extensive facilities for carrying
on the Business. In all cases we shall act for
the best interests of our correspondents. and
assure them that all Goods entrusted to us,
shall be handled with care and forwarded with.
out delay
Produce bought and forwarded on reasona.
bic terms. DICKLNSONS WILLARD,
| BIN 81
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"ARPER,
I'LL PUTNAM,
GRAHAM,
Cooley,
KNICKERBOCKER,
and other Magazines received monthly and
furnished to subscribers at the subscription
price-three dollars per year postage free,
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TOHN N. Stoves G. s. Chemical Erasive
81 Soap. The best chemical soap now in use
1t saves one half the labor in washing. Give
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The 8, Is A. n. 800 P n. and 80 p N. Trains M,
direct connections at Toronto with the
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
through Tickets Good for Ninety DAYS.

Allowing holders 10 remain and their seats
be bought at the different Offices in the West also
at the passenger Depot foot of Lake Street. and at the
General Ticket Office Corner Of lake aud Dearborn Sts
Chicago opposite the fremont House.
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Nav 7 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04
MARRIED AND SINGLE, BY THE Author Of
"HopE LrsLIE," S.c. Published by Harper and

MARRIED AND SINGLE, BY THE Author of
"HopE LESLIE" 6sc. Published by Harper and
Brothers.l
A new generation Of readers has come upon tho
staps since the publication Of "Hopa Leslie Ard
"Rsdwood' won an enviable rank for tho author OF
these volumes among the most honored writers OF
fiction in English literature Upon her fret appear
ancs in print che was welcomed with genial en,husi'
asn, and from that time to the present her position
in tbe field of letters of which Miss Edgeworth ard
Miss Austen were such brilliant ornamen;s fas
scarcely been called In question, even by tho most
fsstidous criticism. Her fame has been as sol'd 10
duration az it ~as rapid in acquisition She was dis.
fnpuished from the first by the depth and wisdom Of
her views of life the natural kindness Of her synpa
tbies, her keen perception Of the most evsnescent
liebts and shades Of society, and the graceful ease
and yipor of her descriptions Her shrewd insight
into character was never qulckened oy malice or Inc
love Of satire. She always sought for some touch OF
mercy some redeeming trait, even in those creatons
of her pen which betrayed the most repulsve sldes
Of human nature. But the peculiar charm OF Mise
Sedgewicks novels was their wonderful
She was always in earnest with ner readers' ana
though using the vehicle of fiction for the conmuni-
accuracy of thought and delineatiop as If che had
been preparing q scientific work. Since her name
has become so prominent 10 the literature OF her
country, cloud of other writers has arisen IN me
same department, but none Of them has eclpsed me
brightness of her fame Many novels of more amoi,
tbs public ear some compare favorably win hef
own In the quiet domestic sphere, wheIe she pecu
liarly at home, but no one has received ,ns .,sp
point Of nstusaInsss, fidelity to ruth, and vsOrou:
so with simplicity Of s.p,s's1 Of Iss Tn ,sSs
s,or;es. The plot is free from compiratra o-'alis
though rich in impressive htuauone' tna'aeu
a. fine ss Of S persGas
IT,. .csne ia laid in no far distant period, and
sa..,,. living picture Of the prevailing manners
ed'b pnd bumors of fashionsbs life st this moment. She
.;n. in real coors the weaknesses Of the day, min.
Pad .;tb the charsoterestc virtues which never
ss",irsy lost even in the most frivolous and the most
eorrupt times Her pen hss lost nuns Of is sastic-
~ with the lapse Of years her eye sends as keen
Glance as ever Into the Of the human heart
her feelings are a. fresh and youthful as when she
drst depicted the experience Of young lovers; and
her latest work e1hibits all ths vitality, shrswdneas
of observation delioscy of moral tone, warmth OF al
fsction, and sweet religious wisdom which marked
the promise Of her prtme.-l Harper'' Magazine
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

LAND IN YORK COUNTY FOR SALE
TRE subscriber offers for sale the Of land upon
Il which the late John X. Winston recently resided
situated in York county, about three miles north oI "
liamsburg. aud adjoining the lands OF DR. j. wa.ea,
Benz Waller, John James, Henry NJ. Bowden, and james
Shell
Tho tract contains 500 acres with excellent dwes
with seven rooms well arranged, framed quslIel
with four rooms Ice house and barn nosry new. @
yard aud garden newly enclosed with the best near m
ber also all other necessary out houses IN gooa ~
The wheat crop OF the present year 10 eSu""'eo ~
from 900 to 1900 bushels. &c
October Il viii be ON that day IF fair If not on the nst
fair day thereater) sold tho highest bidder on the
premises A., ,,.
P Kelam who has charge Of the premises. and will take
pleasure in giving all necessary information o,.,
being safsfactorly secured For any further information
address the subscriber Hanover Court House, virg
mia BlCK. L. WINSTON, Executor OF
JNO r. WINSTON deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04
! THE GOVERNOR Of VIRGINIA.

=
|. ,,sNATlOH ba;ine been .eceiyed b the ExecniirS
PATRICK McGaE is charged, By inquis'Mnons pc,
Coroner OF Lewis with the mufde oi MvnSe "f ,Sn
said county, perpetrated on the fourth day OF tns
III and tha; The accused has Aed from justice
going large therefore do hereby aS,.Sn oI,sI bs
,be nd Patrick Mclean and deliver him infothe
I'd county Of Lewis aud do moreover REQUIRE ad al
this Commonwealth both civil and military, anu ~
he p.ope generally TO use their best exertons 70
.. he arrest of the said McGan, that he may oe
ant. 70 Justice ,,dor ,be e.s
M under my hand as Governor and naet ,h, ,h.
: isl Of August HENRY A. WISE.
sz.e ,io.eruos; GEoRaE w. MusfoRp' secretary VI
- T,Gsn has tush red face. somewhat alsngIaee
,ne mouth, nose and chin. by red pnpies, IiSI,
,ssbt hs;r OF dark auburn color. ana very neh
!' Ne !. shout I'VE feet eleven incfes OF SIX iee'
YAK. very with his head wbjss bs
el a''; :t ana d quISS sSout q or 50 years Of age.
riw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04
:: Tur GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
'i a pROCLAMATDE

,,r,oShayinc been resived by the Execu
Ns'; w IA: ROBERT A WEATHER. oho was .sare.S s
,s county of Monroe. on shf I'm LnSesa, s.o,n
nnS naS soins ,h as at large tn
=; % ssIsby rel ~ o.r reward of e hundred and ht,y
srsnn who shall arr,., the said Robert A.
~ and deliver him into me Jail Of said county
zoe and do moreover require all officers OF this
& S n.c ,he;r best cxertio procure the arrest
,;;i wes,herio.d that he nay be brought to JUS
under nv hand as Governor, aud under the Less
Sssl Of the Commonwealth, al Richmond, this
ss,h dsy oi August 1897 ,,,,,py ,yJsc
;. 80 Governor; GEORGE W. MuSFoRD. Secretary o'
.t.-,:oawealth. ,o x. ola
.ecr: lsO pounds, is six feet in height. rslsS.
60. - mis- carriage, with dark complexion, o'sek
e.. e.! .rs, features rs,her dark and rather quickly
J ia' s''' Aug 2e-c~3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04
.,cuMoND Enquirer.
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TEN NJ 8:

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n.,.- seven dollars per atnum sna a. ns sns
Ny fs ar. II taken for shorsei period tnan ons s
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s' 's "a ~ psr anuum. or siNop,e' tor s;o; 10
snaaiIns,,r IN advance. When etters containing
asd'saty, mail, they must berssfs;eTed' OF tneS
4 = = :ac Iist Ii,WS Or ADVERTISING.
sNESo,IKEK-For rESlnes or less, nrs'
;, :ss pnts and every .ucceethg insertion TWEEN.
~, .y 'r II inserted twice wcel or three umes
~ wssn inserted only one!a week htsy cent?
eco .H.tI.vWV .H.tI...'WssxLY For TIN hes or less. nrs
for each
c, %: ssen.,sany-ror ssen TEN lines less, nIst inser
I. -" 'syc eer,.S ,or each continuance nifty cenu
,erse.s $50 one for ~ nd nd
~ ior Two squares, and In ing psopge papoasers % oh.
s,p,s Of greater length, eXcSt Aucu0neei'' WIN
-..sd SEQ paper ipcluded0
Es a Obituaries and Trioutes olhespeo'' 'A''''
rs., are charged for as adver eemen ,,,h n,
rs' iFon insure execution
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

TNHE subscriber offers for sale hs farm, Orange View
Il lying the Rapid Ann River, Culpeper county
Virginia. within half mile of the Rapid Ann Station,
the Orange and Aiexandris Rail Road, in thckly
tied neghborhood; the society equal any in Virginia.
and the county very healthy one.
The tract contains 63it ACRES, with abundance Of
timber convenient to the rail road and large portion OF
the cleared land has fine South eastery eAposure and
for productveness of crops WILL think, compare favora
biz with those of most of the in the neghborhood
the wheat crop having for years paat from
l2 500 bushels without the Of gpano which would
probably double the crop on the same land.
The residence 10 situated on emuence overlooking
Of the cleared land and the surrounding
country In view of largo number of residences, with
Merchants Griss and Saw Mills, very convenient also
Post Office.
This FARM 10 within four and half hours travel by
rail road of Richmond, Virginia, and two and half
three hours 70 Alexandria and Washington City.
Persons desiring further Information respecting this
Farm, with view Of purchasing, invited to visit It,
address the subscriber at Rapid Ann Station, Cupeper
county, Va i H. TALlAFERRo.
Anrl lC-cta -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04
nE1n0W FARM FOR SALE.

OFFER at Private Sale my Farm, lying in the county
of Prince William adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately on the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexsndris to warrenon. and two aud hsi es tom
Sre miles distant from Hlexandyia; which place can be
reached in two hours on the cara
Tbis Es,s,s contains Niue Hundred and Fortyone and
spd Timber oaE which s are in MSSS Sl6
nine Fields all Of them we'll watered by lasting Springs
Broad Run-a large and never failing mountain stream
passes through the estate from West 20 Eas bordering
ON which is beautiful Meadow pi hundred acres,
now we'll taken in Timothy and blue grass and not only
valuable Meadow, but highly useful for grazing pur
poses The uplands rolling and susceptible Of any
degree OF improvement
The improvements large and commodious Dwell.
ing with spacious four above end three be-
low stairs and the necessary out houses. Surround.
ing the yard large and aourishing Orchard of Apples
Psars, Peaches Cherries, APrcos, &c. of the finest
dehes, and Of them in full bearing Country Stores
are numerous and convenient The neghbOrhood 10
surpassed by any the State for health and affords the
best society
Those wishing to purchase fne country residence.
will do well 10 call and examine this estate.
For further information address Judge q. Collins Lee
Baltimore, Md, or the Subscriber.
Da. JAS. W. F. MAChAE.
auckland Pr William co.. W. April l4-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04

HE subscriber offers at private sale that beautiful
IL Farm in Goochland county, called oRAPAKEs, ly.
Ing on jaime. River Licking Hole Creek and the Jane.
River and Kanawha Canal, four miles above the Court
House and thirty.four miles from Richmond The stus.
don is among tho beautiful the rivor, command
ing view OF the whole arabic surface nne view Of the
surrounding country and canal for several miles up and
down the river The estate in high state OF improve
ment, and remarkably healthy one 1t sdjons the es'
tates of Thomas J. Deane W. B. Wesger. and X. Skip.
with and contains 93s acres of which lit 2 acres are
first low grounds 220 of second low grounds zig
of arabic high land, and 39s acres Of wood land
The improvements consist of frame dwelling with eight
rooms good kitchen, outhouses quarters oxerseer
house built in the last five years, with brick chimneys
and underpinnng, and a new brick barn, 6ox3o, with
shed running the whole length sixteen feet wide new
,hreshine machine, Ice house, and all necessary
stables, &c. ,-,,
Any person wishing purchase esrable residence
would do well to visit this before purchasing elsewhere a.
Eyerv preparaton il now making to seed 200 acres In
wheat his fall 100 of 1t In fallow, and the cornfed has
been sowed In peas. l.,
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing a. II
stands, and most Of the negroes
Nv manager Mr.. Sanders, will show the estate 10 any
one wishing 10 purchase: ,,,
nc, i5-ctf NILES G. SELDEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04
FINE ARTS.

Randolph Rodgers, the American sculptor, arrived
few days since. from Rome and brought with him
photographs of the splendid massive doors for the
Capitol extension at Washington city, which mpor'
,.nt vo,k ntru.,sd Jointly to him and the ceebra
ted Crawford but a. the hopeless state Of the aers
health preoudes further Of the ch'el, bis un-
sni,Gsd works win probably be placed in the hands
of Mr. Rodgers for completion, We understand that
tS, of The C1d Dominion to the hymsnial altar. His
Svd.. the Blind Girl, the Indian Lovers, Ruth the
Cleaner Cupid breaking bis Bow, his statue Of John
Adams and several minor sculptures, will srive here
within q fsx wseks.-lM r Papr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04
rr,rnp.pu To sTAuNTON.

We were highly pleased yesterday TO receive oy
the new telegraph line, the following despatch from
our friends of the Staunton Vindicator:
SrAuk7os, Sept. l, ?. NJ, 1854:
The Staunton vindcator to the Richmond III; En-
qurer-gres,ug: with ooDgrstulation: from the G'ti,
ssns of tia place to those of the Big City WET hs.
us know doing and whssheF So7 ms,kss
vas oneped thia morning under the new law. Every
thing lively. Answer by telegraph.
[REPLY, SENT BY TELEoRAPH:
The Richmond Enquirer congrasulstes the VinoI
GATOR and the good people of staunton on the extern
sion of the telegraph line to their pleasant and pros
perous town. Push on the improvements Westwssd;
Tide Water desires "entangling alliances" with al
,ac,;ons Of the State. The Know-Nothings are e1
Terminated. Governor Wise has no further trouble
uith then,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04
MONROE SYRINGE FOR sALR,

II OFFER for sale tho MONROE SPRINGS. TO. II
II gether With all appurtenances consisting of an 81
ample supply of Beds Bedding. Household and -
Kitchen Furniture; allo Crockory, Cutlery, ETC. The
Springs are situated in the Northeastern part of Monroe
county Ala In mile of the Mobile and Grard railroad
and the same distance from the Mobile stage line The
belonging the Syringe contains $40 acres OF No.
creek land The growth hickory white oak red oak
lar sweet gum mulberry, elm, holly Spanish oak with un-
dergrowth of snkbush buckeye sumach and other un.
dergrowth indicating rich soil About 100 acres Of the
above lands Is in high state of cultivation and will pro
duce 1900 1900 pounds Of caop the asre The build
ings are In good condition. with large and commodious
Hotel and winter residence for family ALSO Ten.Pin
Alley, Billiard Room spd Table, Bath House. two Ball
Rooms one Of which fifty yards distant from the
hotel Aso two roony stablea together with Corn Cribs,
Negro Housel etc In fact there 10 nothing wanting TO
make ths of the desirable watering places inthe
South az the water stands high repue a. any In the
State. Testimonials Of the fact be produced If re-
quirod.
will sell the place the following Ten dollars
per acre-onefourth cash. the balance in three annual
payments with notes and approved security, or mort
gage of the place.
Any person wishing engage In business of the kind
would do WELT examine these Springs the business
could be commenced without any outlay for groce
res there an ample supply Of hirgs necessary tor
hotel business Any number Of sheep be had $50
beef to cents turkeys at IS cents chickens
cents eggs at 10 cents per Dozen butter at Is cents
For fufther particulars apply to c. E. Haynes Esq., Ga
see Office, Cabsba Alabama, or myself at the SPRING.
Tec 2i.--anH J. ENGLISH Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04
MAMMOTH MELON.

Editorial lsbors are occasionally relieved by the
kindly consideration of thoughtful friends, who are
blessed with the good things Of the world This rehec.
ton was suggested to us yesterday, By water-me-
Ion weighing forty.thres pounds, which was present
Q to US by our friend, T. NJ. White, Esq, Of Hano-
Yer; all hands were invited to the repas:i the melon
was very delicious we'll as large. And after hsv-
ing partsken Of it freely, we ccah not but pour out
libaon to Pomona, and wish long life and bountiful
crops to our Hanover friend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04
THE CANADIANS AND THEIR FREE NEGRO
POPULATION.

Public opinion iDEngland and her colonial poSses
sions has undergone such radical change within
few months in regard to the slavery question, and the
negro race in general that the probabilities are that
the underground railroad" viii soon get into dsiayor
with our Canadian nsighbors. The Indians State
Sentinel of late date says:
"The Canadian government are determined to Ret
rid Of their free negro population. proposition "a
made some time since to isolate them in the nornern
portion of Canada, but this project failed NOW pc
titons are being forwarded to the home goverI"e,n =,
TO send the entire negro population In CspsaI !,
soms Of the English tropical isands From t,a.n .ss
over @ tbsr .ciy sympathy for III. and d,,S .fs
determined not them o., Of ~, ,.yan pGIn
eru refuge but dsbsr them from seeking s1o' sc| T.
onS nn, 10 an surprsing il thousand. Of runaway
nseros. should vsnd their wsy back to their masters
10 escape transportation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04
A RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

IN As committed 10 the Jlil Of Alexsndris county on
iae ..ih day of June, 1857, negro who calls INN
MN aERRlCK, who says that he is free but mas no
4 i:e', says he was in Woodstock jail short time
a. of dark copper color. feet y inches high;
sade, aa' on his left arm cross and anchor, picked
.aaa Lax On mis- right arm cross done In the same
c.o.aes whehat aud dark pants; had, when taken,
aae with Asc: Of buggy harness and riding saddle
osaeE OF the said negro is hereby notified to come
'sa prove property, pay charges and take him away
.s .ae time prescribed by law otherwise ne may be
u with as the law directs
Levi HURDLE, Jaiior,
| H1-eVow Alexandra Co, Vl.