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AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

TO supply the vacancy occasioned by the death OF
the lamented George W. Clutter, late Auditor, tho
Governor has appointed that sterling Democrat
Jonathan NJ. Bennett, of the county of LeWis. Mi.
Bennett is one of the leading men Of the Northwest
lawyer in full practice, of fine talents and of une'
ceptionsble character. At the time of his appoint
ment he was the President of the branch Of the Eh'
change Bank at Weston, and had exhibited unqne.-
tionsble financial ability in the management of that
institution. lie is most courteous gentleman, and
will take pleasure in aording every facility to those
who have business in HE department. to transact it
with despatch and satisfaction In this appointment
the State will obtain frat rate officer. We congrs
tulate Mr.. Bennett. The appointment was the mora
honorable, because it was rendered without any go
citation on his part on the part Of his friends.
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FREE NEGROES AND ABoLITIONIsT3

FREE NEGkOES AMI ADoIl lloNlolo'
The following extract. which we take from an ar'i
Gle In the Cincinnati Enquirer contains an idea worth
looking after
"rhsrs is a remarkable and very suggestive fact
in regard to the negro emigration into this State ii
is this: OF the twenty-five thousand free negroes III
the State the vast majority reside in counties where
theirs are very few Abutonists, and which have been
chiefly setsd by emigrans from tbs Southern Stn'cs
These negroes appear TO have great dread OF the
Abolition counties; they give them wide berth
Thus for example, Ashtabula has negro population
of fofty.three, Geauga seven TrumbulI sxty.hvc.-
The other counties tho lake have proporiIonafs
number Of negroes These counties afe settisd almost
exclusively by New England emgrants On Inc
other hand, Ross county Virginia settlement, has
ons thousand nine hundred and six negroes, GGllia
has one thousand one hundred and ninety eight, an1
Hamilton county has over four thousand.
"Ip these counties the negro is regarded "a iniHrol
socially and politically aud the Abolitlousts have but
sliyht hold. What is the of this striking die
crepancy! Is it that the negro feels and knows hi.
infsrority, aud naturally attaches himself to the 20
pulation which s disposed 10 regard him az ali luie
rior or is it that the whites in the lake shore c"ur
ties are Abulitionsts from ignorance Of the reG!
character of the negro$ Certainly there is no better
mode of curing ueighborhOOd Of abotoDism ihsn
by inficting on them colony Of free negroes. THO
Only way in which GfddiDgs can be defeated will be
by fsw such phiauthr0plc efforts aa those oi
Col. Mendsnbal, in settling few hundred North Ca
rona or Kentucky negroes in Ashabula. IL ou'
Southern friends i'll send us their surplus negro po
puation, let them provide that they may be located
among their kind and generous friends In the Yves;
ern Reserve Such earnest philanthropy as they pro
Tess ought not 10 be "wasted on the desert
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TIE SOUTHERN DEMOCRACY.

The result of the Presidential election last fall
proyed concusivey that the sentiment Of the South
was almost unanimous with regard 10 the issues then
presented for the decision Of The people There were
doubtless hundreds, perhaps thousands, Who in BUS
tanning the Democratic candidates, still adhered, OF
heart to preconceived preadioes and opinions at va,
rance with some Of the primary principles Of the De-
mocrscy But an analysis of the cause that induced
au unprecedented unanimi'y ia the South d'scloses
and dsyelopeS the fact not only that those OF the Up.
position in other days, who so heroicaly rallied to
the rescue Of the Constitution and the Union, had
either despared OF dstrusted their principles, but
that they were willing to acknowledge the potency Of
The Democratic party, at least to meet more success
fully the advancing columns of the common enemy
of The whole South. The absorbing issue then was
the ,ausry question: and the aavsry question is lha
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OLD POINT.

The present so far at this delightful seabos'd
retreat has been, perhaps, the moet prosperous and
brilliant, with which it has ever been favored. And
it is attributable to the fact that its nestmab.e nJ
van,ages for comfort, health and pleasure are begin
ming to be more extensively appreciated throughout
the country.
The excellent fare too. with which tho visitor is
regaed, is an induosmsat, not invariably offered ct
places Of resort. The table at the "Aygea" unsu,
passed by any in the country.
We learn that rumor prevails, that OWING To
the immense crowd at "Ths Point" it is almcst
impossible TO procure room. This We are III
formed is an eIaggeraton. 1t is true there is large
number at the "IIygsia," bu crowds s-s continually
leaving as we'll coming and the departures by tho
morning uoats usually leave room for those arriving
u the afternoon.
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THE VICE PRESIDENT.-"I Ireneus" OF the
New York OJScyD,,, who il travelling at the South.
was lately guest at a wedding in Lexington. k!.
where he met the Hon. John Z. Breckenridge, Eics
President Of the United States. He thus descvibst
his person, manners and domestic state:
"Jno. e. Breckenridge, Vice President Of the United
States, was one Of the guests at the wedding. Ibd
rough portraits Of him that stared every body in tho
facs lsst fall give but poor likeness OF this exra"r.
binary man, who, at youthful period Of life une1-
smpled, has been called tO preside over tho most al
gust body Of men in this country. HIS form :. inl
erect aud commanding; his couaienauce thoughitci.
his manners smooth and graceful, and his con
versation indicates sober, intelligent and ihinh
ing man. With lovely aud accomplished vile
and sweet children, he resides in a modest cottage
but ons story high shaded deeply nth old trees, -
little way ont of town. could not hut admire the
simplicity Of our Republican institutions, when law
that this great people have come TO this enbowcie'
cot to find man 10 preside Ito Senate and, per
haps, TO ill its chair Of State"
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TIME undersigned offers sale privately accom-
II not sold by the lst OF September rcXt iaeY will then
be sold a. public 1acsca o.sesson given intic to 'erd
ay,heat troi.
NO acres 1t land part OF the Bloomfield farm, adjon
Ing the land Of Peter McGehee and w. w. Gmer, one,
third Ivy Creek Low Grounds and Is acres Of plagcd
woodland. Price go per aero.
Yates part OF Bloomfield, adIo.ns tee D. 5. farm,
within yo miles OF the Un,verstY, contains 400 acrea,
fourth well .imbered aad pe had cheap at supper
acre. .
Veruleu, Miss u. Gooch's farm adjoirs 3loomacl
snd the lands Of r. w NJ Nuland CONTAINS $50 acres 6O
Of which arc cleared, has handsome dwelling,
with nine large just finished and all necessary out
buildings. Price a33 per acre.
Hisginbotham, the property Of Dr. w. F. Gooch, 10 a
beautiful farm Of i6S adjoining the lands OF H.
w " holland and Peter McGchce, and has on an ample
supply of wood aud buildings Price S33 per acre.
1hcsc four of land all lie within less than two
miles Of Woodvc Depot, on the Central Railroad, In
refined ucichborhood and convenient TO Charloesvile,
the University and TO Bloomfield Male Academy; which,
in future will be condu ;cd by Messrs w Leroy Brown,
and w w Tebbs and will be ot tie very best pre-
paratory Schools In Virginia.
Richards lies on tho Dluo Ridge. o2 tolt sides OF the
lire between Absrsle and Rockingham, little mott OF
brownS 1ap and contr.ns oyer ,l0 Of valuable
and only 100 ecree Of WHICH ore cleared Price q per
acIc.
On the lst Of SepIobsr tho undorsqEed at Bloomfield.
will coaIcpce 10 SELL public auction all the personal
property, except the negroes, belonging to the above
mentioned furins
Pos, Office, woodvic Depot, Albemsre county. Va;
May s-ctf p H. GOODLOE
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NIEADOw FARM FOR sALE.

II OFFER at Private Sale my Farm lying IN tne county
II of Prince William sdoiuirs the land OF Judge tlieI
en immediately oa he Tatpke Road LIZ ifsa11s ,i1,. from from
GsInesYe depot the Manassas Gap Railroad 'hiry
five miles distant from Alexandris; which puce Gun oe
reached In two hours on tho oars
Th. Estate contains Nine Hundred and Fortyons aud
Half Acres-about four hundred of which in Wood
and Timber The balance in cleared and divided into
nine pelds all Of them well watered by lasting Springs-
Broad Run-a large aud failing mountain stream
pss.es through the estate from West to East bordering
on which is beautiful Meadow OF one hundred ac!es
now well taken in Timothy and blue grass, and not only
valuable Meadow, but highly useiu for grazing pur
poses Tho upauds are rolling and susceptible OF any
degree Of improvement.
The improvements large and commodious Dwell
ing with spacious four above and three be
low stairs, and the necessary. out houses sgr;osnd
Ing the yard is large aud aours3C 0.chad OF apples
Psars Peaches, Ckc,r.cs, Aprcos &C. of the finest va
Iees many Of them In full bearing Country otorcs
are numerous and convenient The neghborhood 10 un
Surpassed by any the State for heah aud affords the
beat society
Those wishing to purchase a fine country residence
win do well to call and examine ttis astst6.
Fer frr,ser Information, address Judge = Collins Lee
Baltimore, Nd, or the Subscriber.
Sucklsnd Pr William co. Va April l4-ctf
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gUyHE subscriber oers at private sale that beautiful
Farm in Goochland county, called oPtnAEIa ~
ipp on James River Lctag Hole C.eeS, shdt tho Jsmes
River ed I.answAs Cala, four Intcs above the Court
hoose lind thirty -four miles from Richmond The st"a.
,on !. among the beautiful the rvor command
ing view the whole arabic surface, hne view of the
surrounding country and canal for several miles up and
down the river. The estate 10 in high state OF improve
uent and remarkably healthy ca. y Gdjo,as tne %.
sr.s, u Tacuass l. Resne. W p. Weslger md X Skip
fh lhd cortshs 9ss acres, 81 which Iii 2 acres are
fri low ground. 2e6 acres Of second low grounds gig
acfes OF arabic high land aud 3a9 acres Of wood land
The improvements consis, of frame dwelling With eg5i
Gd lSe os!tossf sys sls aSa htes hef 0Sses
end undeTpnning, sEd c ueY brick barn. eq5aO, with
sized tunn,ng the Waoe length, si-teea feet wide nes
threshng machine IOS ica toase, SRd ell necessary
stsblos, a..
Any person wishing to purchase Desirable residence
would do we'll visit this before purchasing elsewhere as
! will sell ON reasonable terms.
Every preparation h ggg glaii": to seed 900 acres In
. . .vvor II in falYw and tho corn'feld has
been sowed In peas. .
To desirable purchaser would sell every thns I7 i
ctpad9 and moet Ct teS Nsa'oS..
Nv msnagor hr. Sanders will show the estate 10 any
one wishing 60 purchase.
Ny address Ia sublens P. O., Powhatan county
oc, l5-ctf MILES C. SELDEN.
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REMEMRKR THE FACT

\HAT GIBBS awarded the highest premium "a
aIver medal the last exhibition of the Mechanics
institute for the superiority Of his AMBROTYPES over
gu sun pictures on exhibition; but still higher reward
te !. Resolving f.om daily increaso Of his business
which psoges that his efforts Establish fret class Gale
mas met with the appreciation of generous public.
msrds OF his business he increased his force Having
aoW In his employ superior artist he fur
san PHOTOGRAPHS, from small 70 life Size, colored
Oil watc, psstee. which he wsrrants for accuracy
.ad beauty Of 6nh equal the beat paintings In the
ssantry The public are respectfully invited to call and
Gallery, Cornthlan Hail. between 9th and 10Th Main
eeS Richmond: r. p. GIBBS, Proprietor.
W: These photographs can be enlarged from email
"@iasTes Daguerreotypes or Ambrotypes to life size
Oec' p E. e.
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force rather than the slave States bordering on the
Mississippi and that rivers principal tributaries
should be endangered by the emancipation Of the ne
groes Of Cuba.
There cannot be found more extraordinary in
stance OF devotion to the South, than Mr. Buchanan,
participation in the Ostend Conference.
His earnest efforts to procure the acquisition Of
a large popular and fertile slave Territory, like
Cuba, which would be susceptible of division Int,
three or four slave States. provoked the widest
denunciaons Of the abolitionists. And O., he hap
pened to be. the candidate OF the Democratic
party for the Presidency, in 1856, the Southern
kaow.Nothngs also united with the Garrison sboli.
toniSts in denouncing Mr.. Buchanan for his " 6Ili.
clustering desire to acquire Cuba" Yet, many Of
the very man who. less than twelve months since
were abusing Mr.. Buchanan for "desiring 10 acquire
@"r' fFrr1tory by Jorcr." are now denouncing him
as opposed to The addition OF single new slave State
10 the Union.
We ask tho people Of the South 10 note these incon
sstenoiss, and 10 recognize 10 them ihs evidences Of
desperate and dsjsoed factions desire to diminish
the strength OF the National Democracy and to shake
The confidence OF the slave States in the fidelity of one
OF their most consistsntrand tried friends
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

ypASAWAl iop TIC suoscrloer, lNinS on rofa SiccA
IL in tie county OF Louise, about the lst OF
March as, Negro Man. TON The said negro !: about
?j years .! age: about feet 10 II inches high and
teaviy built though not ..hy round face, shove his
Teeth speaking: sprish,y countcnancc and answers
lcsy when spoken to; scars or marks recollccted
waxing lie holds his head very erect, rather throwing
n5sck
IL p.aaab!e the said negro may havo gone. or at
'en?ei Co. Ohio In the ncighhorhood to which the
ae.ros. Of tic estate Of the late William Pasland OF
Ions. were sent
TIE above reward Of $500 will be paid for the appre
es,:oa OF the said negro If taken GU. Of the State a d.
Terei ne or lodged Il. sGy jill sirHin this Etnte 90
s &c. aim LcGa Si00if taken .Sithfn the State and
:: 6lte cony OF Louisn end lodged in any Jail wi,hia
IL STATE SO ,hs, get bin, and $50 il taken within the
sory sad delivered me o- lodged IN the aail oI the
sal3 roGa;y
Igy l?-ciw JULIAN JCHNSON
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B0ARDIN1: DEPARTMENT. OF, TIE RICn.

MUND rIALk INaTTTUTE.
IN order tevnte ry attention moro exclusively TO u
st.uccn, and tine general sup' rin,cndence of the In
stitutc, desire place the Boarding Department in the
banda Of gentleman nnd lady prepared TO
the whole charge and fpnnsbiy OF it, md whose char
setter and standing are such that parents distance may
feel entire confidence in cntrusng their daue htcrs
their care do not propose to withdraw my own inte.
rest in and watchncss hosc who come no boardcrs
to the Institute but provide in them addition
tons IN the form most likely 10 their greatest
fort
Tho established rates for bonrd including washing, &c
are SEQ per session OF nine months Il is .e?e;aa that
lew opportunities hs invor"he arc tnrdod, Ey which
Ing h9 pe'spaa attention I" tho matter may give entir,
sa.isaeton and yet support hi. family by the boarding
department whise giving MIA daughters every advantage
for obtaining thorough education
shall be happy to give explicit information to
terms &C. and to receive applications, either personally
or by letter. till the lst OF August. y. MANLY, in,
July l7-ctf Richmond Va
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TwrITy D0I,LAKs REWARD.

v1BE above reward will &c uaid for tho apprehension
and delivery TO me, or me Jail IN the State, 60
H.. gs, rl. ng.in, or lny sle. L,EsEY pu:che.e3
l3asey in Richmond last w;ater, OF Dlr eadenin. ne
vas si,cd in Albemerle and has wife in the county of
Rockingham s 10 doubtless lurking about Richmond or
Ia, gone 20 Albcmar!e ~ Buckingham or may probably
st trying TO End his way to ffeo state.
Lc.ey iee:eleTen inches or si5 fcet tail suasnh
nu.c.ls. cnd yell to.msd ard ubou: 40years Of age
JAMES cox,
.r,lla-rf WtErcnrocK p o., Chesterfield Co.
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XX7 authorized by The personal representatives OF
w the late VIA. e. Lipscomb, decd to sell this vau'
able cstnc 1t cauhins $40 If valuable mountain
land with the buildings thereon situate and lying the
Blue Ridge the Rockfh Gap ia The counties OF Angus.
IA and Nelson, Immediately the Virginia Ccutrni Rail.
road. 100 miles OF Richnond.
he improvements elgiby located nearly between
and hbout equdisan from the tcrni Of the great Blue
Ridge Tunnel and capable OF accommodating 80 per-
sons besides the family residents.
Such is the growing popularity Of thr Mountain Top "a
resort. that during the list four summers,
der the supervision Of the late proprietor eli the rooms
taken and occupied through the scason aud durng
the last numerous app!ca,os were ,eiecied for Of
Il 10 moreo9c,. Ieeycd THAT by judcious man
ad tie erection oil adequate additional tuildnga
the nun er might be grcntly increased 1t is admirably
located iof boarding school
Besides the income from Summer Boardrrs the receipts
to the Hotel tom occasional buardcrs aud the tranten
travel through the year. considerable Persos disposed
TO purchase this property, requested examine the
same For further particulars. applyto
GODDIN APPERsoN
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

New York, July es.-Tbe steamship Phiiadel
phia. from Havana, with dates to the 23d inst, has
arrived The hsalth Of the oty and Island was good
The markets were dull. The stook OF sugar wac
223 600 boxes.
The Brig w. D. Miller had landed cargo OF 400
negroes near Cardenss. The vessel was then burnt.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
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ElIEISEA kNR SaIIH

i DESIRE 10 sell my Farm aud residence known ns
Chelsea, situated in the county OF Richmond within
three miles OF the R"ppshsnpck river the Tract con
tsns 26O acrcs of winch leu is cleared the remainder
wooded In Oak and Chesnut The Dwelling connins six
rooms has been built within the last two years. and l.
well finished in every raspec the houses in cnoc
repair and tho enclosures OF Cedar and Chestnut The
farm considered Of the bos of s .ize In the caun'
y and well located for mrmter OF the legal proiet
sion, as the OF Northumberland Lancaster ani
Richmond be attended without remaining from home
at night Address ELLIOTT NJ. BRAEIOE,
July 10 60
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ONE OF TWO YIKGINIA FAKM, AZ rM'
RE EyCHAEcE1 EoR CITY PROPERTY.
FARM FOK SALE.

FdNNV FUR SILE.
TUNAE subscrber having purchased land in the county
Il OF New Kent. offers for SALE privately, his farm in
the county Of Caroline, about five Ines from Hanover
lars per acre.
There is re ;!.eo Virginia more healthy. | have
lived the pI itsss iOr the last IA years with large
family nud my medical bills have odrd the
OF i've dollars per annum.
Average crops per for the last live years have
been 500 bushels Wheat 80 bushels Corn from five
to 10 0O0 pounds Tobacco. Oats, DC.
The Buildings consist ot Large Frame Dwelling.
neatly painted, and all Oyt Houses necessary tor the
They have nj been erected by the subscriber and
therefore and substantial. choice selection oi
iruIt Trees, &C.
deem Unnecessary sny more, nnd only ask those
In OF n little home, the premises II
sod before the let day ct September next, will dis
pose of It at public sale witlout SnY reserve.
Ny Pos. Oatcc is Hanover C. u.
Til, IOIfN
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FIETY DoI,LtRs REWARD.

RaNA AWAY from the subscriber. living in sowhassn
~ county JIM called lanes Carter, on the stth eo
nary las black man. 81 years of age about feet to
.ncte high. spare made, quick spoken, Intelligent po:
e active, egs slightly bowed and Ees snail decaYed
POT tetwOsn hs two uppsr froat teeth Jim Ia goCd
aa:e servant: handy in tie kitchen dining room, OF ex-
a.re acquaintance. lila wito Lucy formerly the pro.
perry of the kcv. Jesse Armistead OF Cumberland was
ri 20 Ns. Shields who owns summer residence near
ta.Itesvie Va think his purpose is TO get with his
vie lie may be concealed In the neighborhood Of Sto-
n!Poin Mills Cumberland, in boat on Appoma,tox riv-
e. or the vicinity of Charlottesville likely he has
ea.aged name and obtained papers to enable him 70
pas will give tie above reward of $50 to any that
- deliver him TO $40 TO any one that will secure
l.G IN jG., so thts sc: L:n: aSa.:
J-lY l5-r., ~ MERI GOODMAN,
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YALUAnLE FARM FOR SALE.

UlHE subscriber offers for sale his farm. Orange Vev
u lying ON the Rapid Arm River, Culpeper county
the Orange aud Aexa1dra Rail Road In thiokly set
tied neghborhond; the society equal to Gny In Virginia
and Ike county very healthy one.
The tract contains CAT ACRES, with an abundance
timber convenient to the rail road aud large portion
the cleared land has ue South eastery exposures and
for producvcness OF crops will think compare faVors
bly, with those Of Of the iarms in the ncghborhood
the wheat crop having for some years past ranged IRON
IL to 800 bushels without the use OF guano which wouo
probably double the crop on the same land. ,
The residence 10 situated eminence, overlooking
larger portion of the cleared land and tho sr:rouEa
country IN ev CT ;a;ge lumber Of residences, wiz
Merchants. nrias and Saw hls very Convenient: aso
Post Office
This FARM Ia Yihln four AID halt hours travel BY
rail road Of Richmond Virginia and two and hall or
three hours to Alexandria and Washington City,.
Persons desiring further information respecting this
Farm with view of purchasing, invited TO visit it, or
addross the subscriber Rapid Ann Station CuPeper
county, Va. l.. II. TALlAFERRO.
AM