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MURDER or PRATT THE MORMON ELpKR.-A
telegraphc dispatch from St. Louis announces
tb., Pratt. the Mormon Elder, was killed on the
18th, near Van Buren,, Ark, by Hector Mann,
whose wife Pratt had seduced. The name of the
ayenger Is probably Hector H Mclean, whose
wife Pratt ran off with from New Orleans, and
who returned from California to recover his chil-
dren. The following is letter from Mclean, after
be had succeeded in capturing Pratt:
FORT GIBSON, CHEROKEE NATION, May7
have lust arrived from a sore tramp on which
| succeeded in coming up with Eleanor and the
children, and have taken the children from her by
force have placed Eleanor in charge OF the U.
S. Marshal. aud have succeeded also In arresting
Pratt, who Is now In the guard house of the fort.
The U. s. Marshal will start with bis prisoner for
Van Buren, tomorrow, aud L will. by different
route in company OF Captain Cahil and lady,
leave with the children for the sane place. ar
rested Pratt and f. J. on charge of larceny-in
stealing the clothing on the children when kid
napped-in value eight or ten dollars. This is the
only way could reach them in these Territories.
When l fail before the United States Commission
er at Van Buren,, l mean to have Pratt arrested
for having fed from justice from st. Louis Mo +,
and get requisilon from the Governor of Mis-
souri, for him II. H. MCLEAN.
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FROM THE LADRoNE ISLANDS The Boston
Daily Advertiser learns from q mercantile frierd
who is in receipt of advices from Guam TO Febru-
ary II, that one half of the population of the La
drons Islands has been swept off by the small pox,
between March and September, 1856.
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haaS,aaa sssnaa, the American pianist. u said 70 b
"'psssay VI 10 Cuba Of eensumption
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TTHE KAGLE SODA WATER ESTAs
RLIQ0ME TENT In attii in exiSt once, contrary 10

i BLISaMEHT 10 stiii in exist once, contrary to
tbs predictions snd wishes Of certain deeply inte-
rsstsd party The fact 10, the srtiees put o tns
and the we'll known ability Of tbs snbscrssr to sx-
CELL renders any attempt 70 undsrsats tnsm nut
less .
and Champasne Cider, constantly on hsnd and hr
sale in quantities to suit eustomer: All orders nom
city or country thsnkfally received and st
sardsd In WARREN CAHFIELD, Agent.
" 2Oth street, between N ain and FTsnhiin sts
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GETTING TO HEAVEN BY WAY OF N. ORLEANS
The Philadelphia correspondent of the N York
Dispatch gives the following
A few days since, . young man who had lorg q
been attached to . church, and who was about "
leave for New Orleans came to bid his pastor
farewell "And so you are going to that degener-
ate place, New Orleans, are your said the pastor
"Yes, cir; but don't expect to be Influenced by
any extraueous pressure Of any kind, responded
the Young man. with considerable earnestness -
aWslI, / am glad to see yoa so confident hope
the Lord will guide you But do you Know tns
temptations which exist therer mot particularly.
sir" "Weli / do You will hnd wanson women
In the guise of Paris, tempting the very elect ana
rare wines and ardent drinks; and you'll Ind me
company and night brawling and gambling, ana
alton and running after the lusts OF old man
Adam Still, sir, / hope TO combat these success
fully" 81 bope you WILL my dear Christian broth
err was the reply. Il hope you will And let me me
give you this much for your consolation in case
you should fall from grace The tempter Is
worse than the sin, and the greater the tempta-
ton, the more merit there is in resisting IT, The
man who goes TO Heaven By way Of Nto Orleans
Is sure to have twice as bigh place in eternal
glory as he who reaches Paradise through the
quiet portals of Connecticut or Pennsylvania.
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BREADsTUFFs AT CAGo-The Chicago
Times of Wednesday gives the following summary
of receipts of breadstuffs at that port;
The total amount shipped since the opening of nav
fsston h, Gar 5ur Gle 608 bushels of
wheat, 5.65 bushels corn, and % 587 bushels oats
or a total equivalent to over a million bushels of
grain, to wit: 1881, ISL bushels
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AGRAND DUKE-The Paris correspondent OF
the New York Commercial thus describes the
Russian Grand Duke Constantine, now on visit
to France:
ntne 10 thirty years of age, and abe to
verify TO myself what many of my friends who had
bee In Russia had asserted that he would be taken
for Americsn anywhere He 10 in fact the pef ,ct
type of an Ameiican anywhere. He is about the
middle size Thin and straight his hair is blond, and
he wears hight faroris Joined to a moustsehs. He
has a proud, quick, nervous air and an occasional
glance that partakes of the bold, or more properly
speaking, the impertiaent. Ths portraits picto-
rals have published, and which you may see do not
res emble him in any particular
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"wednesday Morning. May ~, Isos.

g, ,... 70 come of in England between Eus'
s., ard American racers, excitss mucn inserets
..,h countries. Nj Ten Brock has entered
~. ~ cood~ood Cup, under the following conds-
.ions: s,soo
-. he Maid 70 the winner 10 money, q sub.
shy, ~ slOO each. With $500 added by the
tsI,pa Snpns rsud two miles and half three year
s. - cary los lbs four year olds. l21 lbs; five
year o as dns. S. 81. 20, sr
n,., turkish, or Persian stations. or out OF
ar.Sos' Tnrki.h or Persian mares, allowed Is
AZ. n both. 80 lbs horses. 20, bred In Anne
70. or ON the continent OF Europe. allowed Ia lbs
IT. ,hese conditions are appended allowances, In
,..y Of reduced weight for beaten horses, in-
.aJ veieh,s for those which have previously
won the Derby. Oaks. 81 Leser, and other Eng
49, r.ces but As these do not affect our horses,
wa need not specify them The second horse re
aIvs. 500 ou, of ths stakes, and the third S250-
The winner to pay $50 to the 1aGse. Unoer these @
,na and Prioress 100 lbs, four lbs being allowed to
pfioress as q mare.
Some spenetic sporting gentleman In Bells
Life In London, Is surly enough TO sneer at the
.,,e,npts Of the American to rival the English on
their own turf, though the challenge Is to all the
world. he predicts 4 disastrous failure, and obs
,sc,s not only to the American manner of racing,
hut to the horses being ridden by American
;ockies. and the allowances made in their favor
por.ers Spiri. answers very ably all these OBJ
iec,ions, and shows that the American four mile
heats exhibit the powers and endurance of a
horse better than the English two mile heats. 1!
says the gentlemen who are interested in the visit
Of Lecompte, Pryor aud Prioress to England,
Mt. nd shortly to serd out five or six more horses
This does not look as if our recent experiments on
English sward were at all discourssing in the way
<,l
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CALT AND KNGLisH CHEESE.

Just received per sAip ATHENS FROM Lissypaoi
2,sOD SACKS FINEST BLOWN SALT,
In bssc ned SACHS of WoIthin gtoa's brand, factory
aied. 10 70 the ton
With az Inv oics Of finest old poUsLE CLOS.
TER. Qaeen Arms ara Hed II EDDEN CHI EsE,
very sup-rior; slso hnest B ArH LOAF. In packages
Of to 10 pounds e.cp, pat up tor topical climates
and Aisptsd for family uss For sale by
nv i5-eod2w PALMER CLOeTeN.
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SPIRITUAL mAfIA AND SELF STARyATIoN.-The
Chicago papers relate a sular case of insanity
from spirituaiism resulting in death. An old lady,
So years OF age became spirtuast and a medium
She attended sevsra circles and at LAST proessed to
have received an order not to eat drink and com
menced obeying the order. Her friends sent her to
Chicago, where physicians and oiergymen were cali
ed to visit her but could effect nothing
Two or three times rice water was forced down her
throat; but she wasted away till Sunday evening" The
Goth ult when she eied A day or two before she
died, some meal YVES being s:ewed in the titchen
the smell of which attracted her attention and tn
ing to her dsus shter inlaw she said ''Toat is vey
t'tnp.irg but dare not touch t" Her fdends at
that time linking she was giving way in her resolu
dissuace her from her coune. What is more won
derfu in this s that during all th time she az
pesred perfectly and clear minded talked quite
naturally and ank and free in her conversation
on the subjects Of her commands from oa high For
three wee ks she sbstsined aim entirely from food
and for the last nine days OF her life she neither ate
nor drank anything She frequently talked of goins
to her spirit home. and of her future fe.
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AN AMERICAN CAPTAIN IN TRouBLE.-The
American schooner Charles Hill, Captain Smith,
from Mayaguez to San Domingo, ran into a Do.
minican packet, which crossed her bows during
March. Captain Smith Is now in Jail In San Do
mingo In default of. payment of fac of 50 ,UGO
for "wiful damage" to tie Dominican vessel He
has abandoned his yes sci tn the government
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT A New York letter In
the Baltimore American. savs:

tue nA"amore American. says: ~
y Ies:ssday morning singular accident occurred
On Union Race Course by which q sportiog man
Ano"n as "ked headed Bli" was badly ipiared.
a race horse valued at 81 500 almos, inst nt.
HSo. !, Asi customary every Sunday morn.
"s, Al the race horses under training are taken
c;.a 'ns stables and put upon the course for exer
ere ked headed Bill's horse had lust left ousrter
ply, ana was about coming to the scratch. on the
'en on tne track. when Lady Woodruff MADE her
Appe'raace on the right OF the traek-ho,h AMI.
mas gong at three'minute gait Thev we're
oniy ntteen yards apart whom the driysrs nsr.
served eacn other, and saw that a collision "a.
!n'snaoie The sbaft of Lady WIS sulkv an :.
tsfed tie breast of Red-headed BiIrs horse Mas,
Ing through the heart aud body into the iote,,ines
botn horses came down heavily, when the sh !. =
was Withdrawn. So violent was the concn.sio,'
that Lady w. q driver was thrown clear of Tho
horses and vehicles some ten or twelve feet Huh,.
ing on bis hands and feet in the middle of the
track, escaping even the slightest injury. Red
headed Bill fell between the vehicles and horss.
receiving severe injuries about the body and Ieo'
His horse rose upon three legs and walked across
Il 9 track, dragging the remains of the wagon af.
ter him, and then fell The animal raised bis sad
quickly and looked towards the other horse. as if
realizing his sad condition, and neighing shrilIy,
calmly laid bis head upon the track and died with.
out struggle. Lady w. escaped with sligh.
wound In the breast.
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NHkAP HUUSE AND BUN PAINEINd
~ AND GLAZING -fhe subscriber proposes 70
work sper than any other shop IN this city and
will do his work in such q manner a. to please bis
patrons All ask 10 fair trial; give me job sndt
will do 1t in sueh manner a. TO insure another from
the same NY shop Is ON 7th street. Just in tn. rear
of the Msrshail Theatre up stairs bes@snn Grace
and Broad streets / respectfully solicit call
from nv friends and fe low -citizs NY motto .,
pvnctsality to all jobs either lfgs small done 81
minutes notice. WIN G. eAhNEc,
nv i2-lm Practical Hous, and Sign Ps'nter.
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VIRGINIA WONM KILLk Me- CeansTy
msrchsnts and others shsuld not forget Y snpply
themselves with this p,rular s.a uafsilisa Woan
Destoysr II is the besi p,sparatioa In nee. hslno
very sweet end plsassns and certain In ie setc1. :
=, e; IL can 3 had q "a: sSsats. eunCa y.
and Drugststs generally. spu
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T7HE GREATEST BARGAINS OF TIL K
l aEASON.-MANTlLLAs, MANTILLAS- Re
c.ived this mornins by express $50 Summer Man
iilas purchased at an sscrhce, and will be
offered on he same terms to close. Now 10 the time
for bargain in Summer Aantiliss at the OLD stand OF
ALFRED MOSES,
NV SI 63 Main st
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800 noshHww6S Hww6SsLn SsLn CExiSossE,
INV = No. II Pearl street.
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l.. d1ONTAGUE, SIGN AND ORNA.
II. MENTAL PAINTER, Bank Street, corner Of
18th Richmond, Virginia, continues to execute sll
kinds of work in his line In the best msnner and
terms. All who are In want of SIGNS, will fnd 1t
TO their interest to call on him
Country Merchants who wish to procure Signs saA
have them done at this establishmsnt and sesarsly
packed and forwarded to any part Of Virginia or
North Carolina, at short notice. A call solicited.
dsZ-dts
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KEEbEK II PAKH STONE w - X r
N hMANUFACTURERS--W have on bsnd, Q
large and fall supply Of Water Filters; Water Cool
srs; Jars Jugs; Pitchers; Churns; Milt Psns Batter
Jars with covers; Bread Pans snd Spittsons which
we will sell at factory prices.
uy92 Cor,er of Cary and 18th streets.
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EOh SAL LE-Ai the TiMBEh ana
L WOOD upon q trsot OF land OF S2i acres, Of
6fy years standing. on the Williamsburg read 8
miles from the city Of Richmond There 10 upon the
LAND some very fne Timber and Wood Of the origi-
nal growth Any person wishing to enssgs In ihs
Tim ber and Wood busire,s, might fod this to be .
profitable investment, a. this trecs IL regarded
being ens OF the bsst pieces Of T uber end Wood
land in that section Of country For further infor.
mation APPLY to Ed EACHO,
INV II -2W PEARL at mar r ExchanlA
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NUTs C E.--Aii persOas having claims
~ against the estate of Dr.. VIM. T. fsyior decd,
will presens them to me, properly auth nticstedi
and those indebted, will please make immediate pay
ment y. 3. TAYLOR dministrator OF
myI5 12t Ds WA TAYLOR. dso'6.
nK J = KttsE'S BLUUD PUkIFYkR,
II OR ALTERATIVg-For ScTofua- old Erhp-
tiops and all diseases sing from impure state Of
tbs blood; together with alt his celebrated Family
Medicn ., to be found at the Drug snd pIese,tpton
store Of JNO w GAkLICK,
mv2t Market Place. Frank In It,
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LArES rSO;i EUR yrE,

NV YORK April Fms st-asn.,p Asi;, f-"'r
Liverpool. with dates 10 tho 2ls' II M,gh. Il
rived here A; tho fimo u! her d.pt-ic-G
from Liverpool h-eadsufs VITO very dui'. arrG nj
qualities had n'n-id.r,bl declined t. w'-'n-r
wss favorable for the crop.. CJnsol- 933 + rlT
and Corn had drclinsd i Wh-at hai d-c,rn-I = ',
pence. Money decidedly nor- stringent. lhs
amount of Bnlnn In the Bank "f England hr'.
decreased Ei2oV9 American sturks We're x,"~-s!'y
unchanged.
The English papers were almost entirely E {
with el1ctlOnsrr,ng articles. Parliament T"G!d pio
uhSiy bs dis.nlvrd on the % ! If March.
The tnlrd urstInx OF the N-uirhatsl C"nierrrro
will be held Immediately. favorable insi LGi.ns la,
lug bern r-crived from Prussia.
The Cnif ence r-ia,ivs :" rhs Turkish Prize ph..
tieu will br held in Pnrr, pr"bshly IT, jun.
Austria is repnrted to % Oh ih- p' NJ al orrrS';2
III from diplomatic restnns with Sardinis, an 'ie
Ssrdinau Chambers have voted q large suI Vi
money for forr6cati:ns
A M-Iirsn Envoy had arrived al Madrid.
The British hrs shout having d IL 'uy VIII:
japan. Two chips OF have occupied ? - -:
Nagasaki.
The French will send naval f,,rcs To China.
The Ru.sian Mnis.er II Cunsiannopi, had de-
nanded explanations respecting force "i ihr'
hundred Piles fitted out by English symp.thssrs
and landed in CircsssIa.
Private letters received in Paris ,ta'e ihat =
baker and three accnmphc.s vino we're convic'sd "
an attempt 10 poison the British Charge and m y
al Hong Kong, had been sbot. l, IS said thar "
great portion of Canton. within and wiihou. ne
walls, has been destroyed.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Nsw. as.
sers positively that negotiations srr progressing he.
tween Francs and Eugland, for sending French
army o: 20,0UG men to China.
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COOKED ROOD FOR FARM STOCK.
~ WATER N ABUNDANCE FOR ANY PURPOSE

n, { c.ll the attention OF Farmers Hotel Keeper,
W T-nL... srd other Mechanics, TO our new Appsr
e, e: Cookns Food Il! stock oy sseam 10 i.rge luos
rua.n; co,a..; Scadinz Hoss: &C stea ing Timber
!. car.ssc, P:ouSh, Chair or Single MsAers; Warm
h auia,. ., Steam by means Of Pipes or Radiators
ri'.ne ,a:ouah cir vsrou, apartments IL tnn
Fos Ee 10 wn ssugs at the top and bottom, 70 facih
Ia ice S.;ics o: !: u common Br cx Furnace ]; has
Cover, villa Faar :, ns,ch the Up. sr Flsng Of the
[., few Bols fa.,en the Cover and Kettle ogsh'r,
:, ,onins S:s.n Boe! containing about ~ Gallons
W,... with S,sArr Chamber above. The cover can
.v >. removed when tho operator wishes TO use the
|.-.e C.-.i.oa und ;eadily replaced, when be
(Ess 70 usets Steam Boiler. II furnished With
sEoc P!ps., % V V-cani2.d India Rubber. which NAV
.ti ei scou VIII essure 10 convey the Steam into
10. SaIeis, V";. or steam Boxes, or whatever the
Ee!eor untes 10 Cox stean IN. Where these Plpes
f:cec wife ice Ho!i-'. there 10 a side VHive, with
.i.a Le7'r 70 move il, by which the steam can .e
'aS !:on one pipe To the other, or MADE 70 suppl
a Pipes a. once. The Valve 10 50 s.rsnced that the
esr' cannot o. shU from both pipes AZ once, thus
Mag he possibility OF an explosion. The operation
lc9Has tor S:ock can oe eons on on one SIDE OF tho
'.aiacs, while toe FANNY Clothes Washing, Clothes
EanT, Soap MsfnS Lard Rendering, &c &c, 10 going
ne o:s.r .!!e-s with little ERE under the Boiler
I'll. wuik an ordinary Cook Stove.
aer sFe arranged tor burning either wood or coal
n,nner OF setting 10 very simple. requiring about
a!.Cf tad no more sk than every farmer ss-sses
a'se'ions nevertheless accompany each Boiler, 30
(@Nr!m2Cssible TOR the -aCG ignorant and unskilfal
|s:. - wrong
se sir.hag.s OF cnokins BY steam are obvious. whom
p fere ubei ell ;ha, be done with much ess fuel,
IN a,! ule In vessea nf any kind size or shape
aoa;es'an, watching or stirring TO prevent the sub.
fres 'r1u Burning
a.! Boiler. rsnte1 to give satisfaction and csu be re-
ed .,. thirty dsys u!al II not found to como up to
1 S-na .. ,ns purchaser. A liberal discount 70 the
BE-
p.o. Iron cree roller Portable Mil. and Boilers for
Ct:y e.. business. Also, Hedges improved
r.. Gan, Corn Mile
S'hcsc:g!s! and Tor sale. wholesale and retail by
HEDGES MOCKBEE 4 CO.
| Lt'le Giant Mill Works,
Co'a"r g Goa es Ard 18th Streets, Philadelphia.
y: H"oGE> fREE, Ciocinnur Ohio
.a-s' r- ii. oy a.! the dealers in Farm Implements
| Aeamood March IS-cw2n.
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=. RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,,lY, sEalwkEkLH. AND ~xhA1''
t'is" u,rt,NlE 4 DrNSAVANT.
TIE L u 3:

K. y
.u, ps,er seven dollars per annuIn, snu - ~. s
Ns io'i.r, il taken for sbor1er peroc toan guy
20 .', Seweoxly. nve dousIs per snnu m sha ,s
% - ,r .s Months. payable III, in saSs"se sop.. fr SO t.
ets'! E"ah ~ ARRANGE When letters % 'tainlne
i ~ .,sil. they mus, be rsS's:]ed, or they
g. DC 8, ;ss rsa,T. 80 VI -. ADVERTISING.
- Eysv;srn-sor TEN lines or isss nrst
IHE pA'. ana ever, Succeeding 'nseruon TWEEN
e!aoa Any !. ;n,,r;eG v;ce week or tree times
etns and as cca.. for each insertion .ieer
:aFySvsa ven. ia,sed only once week City cent'
:: .ch ia,e':e;;;. 70: TEN hnes or less fret
me .v.svr GEMS. 10. cseh 'uossauens insertion
bs ':on s.n inserted only once week 's'snsynVe
rss as' S5 ss. as y esn'.
,n are charged s35 for one square OF ten
- or aa In exssp, tes. % who
.,,..ea,eu,s Of .re";e! lisa, eN.er'
D. - "a s!VQ, I,sger ;nesueed>
G. a. obi,usres and Tributes CT Respect exceedis
~ ne. are charged for as advertisements. -.
sas: Un; rom d..snee us! be @
II ,s, 70 this Office may be RENTED per mt 70
=: ,r.ssls Bank notes. II registered az inc r''A ''
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FROM WASHINGTON.

W.szlsoros. Apr 2 WIN. A Harris. Of Mis-.
.ourl, has completed MS arransem,n:s Tor becoming
thr editor and prop i-nr # ri,s Washington Union,
T., ,,k. 20, u.r the is iHst. H. formerly N
rrprr.rntnve 10 Congress from Vrs nia, air.r~ard
MImet.r ,n Bu-nos Ayres. and was iavorsbly known
"a the -d,iur the Constitution aud The SpeetatoI,
formerly published in thls ci'y.
Although Mr. Appleton hrs not set b. On appointed.
rh-r- is it'll. or II" ,i"uo, that h. VIII suece.d esn'
rhomns ~ A..icrnut Secretary of Si.ts.
lrter ot Instructions ~ COLLECTOR, respecting tht
u-v rnrf ncI IS c"urse u! p--pnrn'Inp aud Will 6t
.-.u-, il, tIIr r,,urse at the present In"n h
jaime, McCarfy, "i f-nn-''e-. h.. h-rn rs.ap
,mnr.d curr..p. D ing Clerk III tn, Navy Depart
.l-If.
It /. pof true th.r Peter G. Washington, ,he +x.A..
.sr.nt s-cr-rnry Il tho rses.u-Y, in-ni- xnng
n, banking business With Nr Gu hrie, at L ,ulsvl-
Ky.
From The r.onrds "f tho p-nsi"n Bureau, appear
hat the aud warrants ssa-d suce t- .- law pa.s.c
w call fyr alone 81, ,00O 0lO OF lsud Tue scts
passed since February lob, si7 have granted more
han 20 t0Q0 wv Of this amount
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VENt U1PL L1.fR'' ~ o W TRhe'''
n,ug .oove reward will be paid FOR :he appreh sasor
And delivery 10 me- or In Jail In tne state.
Z. ,e, ailn again. OF my slave LlEsEY purchased
E..ey 70 a!ca aiond l,s winter OF Mr. clendenin ht
|u .s.. IN oensrle and hss wife in !he county o.
,cic;.sn is.s doubtless ,Yrling ABOUT Richmond or
a, ,1n. % ,!ocnaric or buckingham or may probably
b .ry!n. 10 tnt ais way 10 a'ree sass.
a,sy .ve fee, eleven neae. "r sis fect ta suaeaI
:.oga. and well form 4. and about toyesrs Oh ss
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The TENTH,
For tie Enqsirer

Messrs. Ehiors:-l concur heartily In tho nomina.
tion, BY K, l. J of George Wythe Randolph for
the "f6ce OF Attorney General Of Virginia. need
net Try to add any thing 10 that nomination. esteem
ing IT, as do, the most opposite In style, the most
just In tribute the most sincere In recommendation
snd the most suitable in qualifications of the pre-.
sentatons yet made for that honorable and rsspou,
bic position. selievs i, came from the Valley. 1t
will be seconded by TipE.WArER.
April 9Th, 1857.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-07
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INHE suoschoef ouors AZ prlVate ehle 'nH ooaut'Iul
L Farm in Goochland county, called ORAkAKES, ly.
ing James River, Licking Hole Creek and the James
riyer and Ksuswhs Canal, four miles above the Court
House, sud thirty ne' from Richmond The si,us
ou /. among tae bssutfdl the .iyor command
ng view of the whole arable surface du. view Of ;he
surrounding country aud cuuu tor several miles up an.
down the nver The estate Is in high state OF impr
'nent and remarkably healthy Que 1t sdjoin' es
tates OF Thomas J. Eenpe w. 3 WrisiCer Skip.
with and con:sius s3s scres OF which l acre. ure
drst low grounds, e20 acre. of second grounds. 272
scres OF arabic high land. aud 329 Of wood land.
The improvements consist OF rau,e dwelling with eiea.
Ia god kitchen, outhouses 9asre:t overscere
house. bu!, in the last Owe yeas With Brick chinneys
ara unisrpiuuius. aud new brick u-rn ooxa0, wiki
she'd ruuuiny the wois length sxsesn feet wido,
taresniug machine, new Ice touse, and ell necessary
Tablss, &c
Any pssson wishing pureasse desirable residence
would do we'll " Wait this before purchasing ssewhse ~
will coll on reasonable terms.
Every preparation now making 10 seed 300 acree 10
this fall 100 OF In alow, .nd the cornneld be.
sowed In psas.
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing /,
stands and most OF the nsgrooe
My manager Mr. Sanders will show sss estate 10 any
Wishing 70 purchase
Ny .ddres. Is subler,s P. O., Powh..an eous:y
Ocr Is eff NILES G. SELDEN
H)Whip Will please oopy